PART_II_College_Park_Rev_05-15-2023r.pdf

FACILITY

PROGRAM

PART II

REVISED MAY 15, 2023

BARRACK Q

COLLEGE PARK:

NEW BARRACK & GARAGE

Capital Projects Unit

Maryland Department of State Police

SUBMITTED TO THE

DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT

DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES

DEPARTMENT OF MARYLAND STATE POLICE

COMMAND STRUCTURE FOR BARRACK Q –

COLLEGE PARK

SUPERINTENDENT

Colonel Roland L. Butler

FIELD OPERATIONS BUREAU

Major Daniel C. Picket, Acting Bureau Chief

SOUTHERN COMMAND

Major David L. Ruell, Asst. Bureau Chief

WASHINGTON METRO TROOP

Captain Prendi V. Garcia

BARRACK Q – COLLEGE PARK

Lieutenant Jonathan D. Hill

Acknowledgements

Lt. Colonel Dalaine M. Brady, Bureau Chief, Support Services Bureau

Major Jon D. Armiger, Assist Bureau Chief, Logistics Command

M. Gregory Mayes, Construction Architect/Engineer, Sr., Capital Projects Unit

CONTENTS

Acknowledgements_____________________________________________________________________________0

NEW BUILDING PROJECT SUMMARY___________________________________________________________________1 - 4

LIST OF NET ASSIGNED SPACES_________________________________________________________________________5 - 7

MAJOR FUNCTIONS_______________________________________________________________________________________7 - 8

PROXIMITY OF FUNCTIONS_____________________________________________________________________________8 - 10

ROOM SPECIFICATION SHEETS_________________________________________________________________________11 - 35

SPECIFIC BUILDING REQUIREMENTS__________________________________________________________________36 - 42

APPENDIX A ITD NETWORK CABLING INFRASTRUCTURE STANDARDS__________________________43

NEW BUILDING PROJECT CHECKLIST__________________________________________________________________44 - 47

SITE DEVELOPMENT CHECKLIST ATTACHMENT_____________________________________________________46 - 45

APPENDIX B CODES AND REGULATIONS______________________________________________________________48 - 51

APPENDIX C ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORMS_______________________________________________52- 56

APPENDIX D PROJECT CONSISTENCY REPORT_______________________________________________________57

APPENDIX E PROJECT REVIEW CHECKLIST__________________________________________________________58-59

BARRACK Q – COLLEGE PARK: NEW BARRACK AND GARAGE PART II

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SPECIFIC PROGRAM CONTENT & REQUIREMENTS

NEW BUILDING PROJECT SUMMARY

A. SUMMARY:

The new Barrack Q – College Park Replacement project is the proposed design and construction of a new barracks and garage at the existing Maryland State Police barracks location at 10100 Rhode Island

Avenue, College Park, Maryland.

This project intends to solve the following serious existing facility problems:

• Physical deterioration due to age of building.

• Problems with inadequate and failing mechanical systems.

• Existing building design has life safety and accessibility defects.

• Current MDSP space requirements for barrack design are not within the capacity of the current building.

The primary factor most directly related to the facility’s problems and need for replacement, is the age of this 45-year-old building. Barrack facilities are used 24/7/364 days a year and wear and tear take a toll on a structure with this intensity of use. For a building used that often, 40-50 years is an expected life span. The College Park barrack was originally built in 1978.

Apart from its physical condition, deficiencies inherent in the architectural design of the barracks have contributed to several issues related to the inadequacy of mechanical systems, lack of accessibility between floors, and a chronic water intrusion problem through the lower level. The building has not been altered or expanded for the new current space program of a 21st century state police barrack. The reasons for constructing this new facility are to solve these several deficiencies presented by the existing barracks in terms of the conditions and space needs that are required for the contemporary mission of public service to Washington DC metropolitan area.

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The new barracks is to have a prominent and more visible public presence on US 1. Presently, the barracks is set back some distance of 200’ and the new site design proposes a closer position relating to the highway. Operations for a new barrack at College Park project the inclusion of programmed spaces not existing or severely restricted at the existing facility. And specific to this barracks, law enforcement must respond to the unique circumstances of proximity to Washington DC and the I-495 Beltway. On occasion, certain local events draw large numbers of participants and visitors and this results in unique demands on the personnel at the College Park barrack.

The replacement of the existing Barrack Q – College Park is the No. 3 priority in the 2022 MDSP

Facilities Master Plan.

B. EXISTING SITE AERIAL:

ADDRESS, LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE COORDINATES:

10100 Rhode Island Avenue

College Park, MD 20740

39.0198, -76.9199

Barrack Q – College Park is bounded on the east by Rhode Island Ave. (the only entry/exit from the barrack), on the south by a west-bound exit ramp from the Capital Beltway (I-495), on the west by US

Highway 1, and on the north by a housing complex and Sunny Side Park. Located opposite a major retail center, this intersection is one of the busiest in Prince George’s County. The east property boundary is 640 feet along the right-of-way of Rhode Island Ave. The neighborhood population commonly traverses this section for access to Sunny Side Park. The site slopes down from US1 to Rhode Island Ave. approx. 50 feet.

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C. GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

The Barrack Q – College Park Replacement project will be accomplished in two phases – Phase I construction of the new barrack while the existing barracks remains operational. After moving the operations to the new barrack, Phase II will demolish the existing barracks and garage and construct the new garage, parking lot and other site improvements. The current radio tower will remain operational at its location on the site and will ultimately require connections to the new building.

Major purposes for the barrack are:

• receiving communications for dispatching instructions and information to patrol troopers

• providing for the processing and detention of arrested persons before they are transported to the court for arraignment (with a sally port and trooper reporting space)

• special evidence storage areas providing for strict and secure chain-of-custody storage per accreditation standards

• crime scene laboratory analysis

• weapons storage

• office space for investigative duties

• office space for barrack administration duties

• office space for special units

• support spaces for breakroom, fitness room, dormitories, conference room, overnight dog kennel, and information technology

Major purposes of the garage are:

• mechanical servicing of police vehicles

• storage of tires and parts

• wash bay for police vehicles

• secured vehicle evidence bay for crashed vehicles

• mechanics office

Site improvements will include:

• repaving of driveway from Rhode Island to the new barracks

• separate parking lots for public and state personnel

• fuel tank and distribution

• front entry plaza with flagpoles

• 8’ vinyl chain link perimeter fence around rear of facility

• electric vehicle charging stations

• storm water management

• dumpster enclosures

• landscaping

D. ARCHITECTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

The architectural appearance shall continue the prototypical design of the latest barracks over the last several years - one story, ranch style, sloped shingle roofs, gable ends with false chimneys, and a three

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Westminster. Other design features may be proposed by the architect and discussed in the schematic phase of the project.

This project is to be designed subject to the Climate Solutions Now Act of 2022. The design will be directed by the Department of General Services (DGS) to comply with either the latest version of IgCC or at a minimum of LEED Silver. The MDSP will consider active solar powered energy sources and building features in the project on a limited basis for accomplishing sustainability goals. Proposals toward these goals may be presented in the schematic design phase and would require justification and thorough analysis for their cost and their benefit. Final direction will be decided by the MDSP and DGS.

E. AREA DEFINITIONS

Net Assignable Area (NASF) – This is the sum of all floor areas of a building allotted to an occupant, including types of space functionally useable by an occupant. Measurement is between inner faces of walls and partitions or imaginary dividing lines of open areas. Examples: offices, classrooms, conference rooms, file rooms, storage pertaining to an occupant or program (not custodial or general storage), training rooms (including supply rooms), toilet and locker rooms (including shower rooms) only when they are private and directly supporting a room function e.g. bedrooms, break rooms, fitness rooms, and other specialty rooms related to the direct functioning of the interior space. Circulation space, not specifically defined by fixed or movable walls, is excluded.

Non-assignable Area - This is the total of all areas remaining after net assignable areas have been deducted from the gross area. Non-assignable areas include the following:

1) Custodial – for building protection, care, maintenance and operation, e.g. custodial storage, janitor closet, maintenance storeroom, locker room, toilet and shower room, shop.

2) Circulation – required for physical access to some subdivision of space, whether or not enclosed by partitions, e.g. corridors (access, public, service, including “phantom” corridors for large unpartitioned areas), elevator shaft, escalator, fire tower and stairs, stair hall, lobby, public vestibule or entryway, tunnel, bridge, stair or elevator penthouse, elevator machine room, covered paved open areas.

3) Mechanical – to house mechanical equipment, utility services and non-private toilet facilities, e.g. duct and service shafts, meter and communications closet, boiler room, mechanical and electrical equipment rooms, telephone equipment rooms, fuel room, and toilet rooms for public or genera use.

4) Construction – the areas actually occupied by the structural and other physical features of the building, e.g. exterior walls, fire walls, and partitions.

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The following is a list of program spaces with their respective Net Area Square Feet (NASF):

4 PROGRAM SPACES LISTED BY NAME, NET AREA SQUARE FEET (NASF), AND TYPE OF SPACE:

ROOM NASF TYPE

BARRACK

1 VESTIBULE 0 COMMON PUBLIC non assigned

2 LOBBY / WAITING 0 COMMON PUBLIC non assigned

3 PUBLIC RESTROOM 0 COMMON PUBLIC non assigned

4 ASSEMBLY ROOM 450 CONFERENCE

5 ASSEMBLY ROOM STORAGE 60 STORAGE

6 DUTY OFFICER’S STATION 160 UNIQUE TO POLICE

7 SOFT INTERVIEW 110 UNIQUE TO POLICE

8 JUVENILE DETENTION ROOM 110 UNIQUE TO POLICE

9 TROOPER ASSIGNMENT AREA 60 UNIQUE TO POLICE

10 PCO DISPATCH 280 UNIQUE TO POLICE

11 PCO RESTROOM 50 DEDICATED RESTROOM

12 PCO SUPERVISOR OFFICE 110 UNIQUE TO POLICE

13 EVIDENCE PROPERTY STORAGE 300 UNIQUE TO POLICE

14 CDS EVIDENCE STORAGE 50 UNIQUE TO POLICE

15 SERGEANT OFFICE SHARE 150 OFFICE

16 CORPORAL OFFICE SHARE 150 OFFICE

17 TROOPER’S ROOM 250 UNIQUE TO POLICE

18 DETAINEE PROCESSING 180 UNIQUE TO POLICE

19 SALLY PORT 560 UNIQUE TO POLICE

20 K-9 KENNEL 60 UNIQUE TO POLICE

21 TOILET/UTILITY 80 DEDICATED RESTROOM

22 HOLDING CELL 1 80 UNIQUE TO POLICE

23 HOLDING CELL 2 80 UNIQUE TO POLICE

24 TACTICAL WEAPONS STORAGE 100 UNIQUE TO POLICE

25 SECURE EQUIPMENT (RADAR, LIDAR, ETC.) 100 STORAGE

26 ARCHIVE STORAGE 100 STORAGE

27 FILE STORAGE 200 STORAGE

28 IT COMMUNICATIONS 200 UTILITY

29 SINGLE BEDROOM EN SUITE 1 200 DORMITORY

30 SINGLE BEDROOM EN SUITE 2 200 DORMITORY

31 REGIONAL COMMANDER 175 OFFICE

32 BARRACK SECRETARY 150 OFFICE

33 BREAK ROOM 150 EMPLOYEE

34 LACTATION ROOM 80 EMPLOYEE

35 ASSISTANT BARRACK COMMANDER F/SGT 150 OFFICE

36 BARRACK COMMANDER OFFICE 175 OFFICE

37 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 150 OFFICE

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38 OFFICE SUPPLY / COPY/ FORMS 120 STORAGE

39 ASSISTANT BARRACK COMMANDER D/SGT 150 OFFICE

40 CRIME SCENE PROCESSING LAB 180 UNIQUE TO POLICE

41 CRIME SCENE TECHNICIANS (2) 180 OFFICE

42 INVESTIGATOR SUPERVISOR OFFICE 150 OFFICE

43 INVESTIGATOR GROUP OFFICE (4) 300 OFFICE

44 INVESTIGATOR SHARE OFFICE (2) 200 OFFICE

45 POLYGRAPH OFFICE /MONITOR 80 UNIQUE TO POLICE

46 POLYGRAPH / INTERVIEW ROOM 100 UNIQUE TO POLICE

47 INTERROGATION ROOM 100 UNIQUE TO POLICE

48 TROOPER DORM 240 DORMITORY

49 TROOPER BATHROOM W/SHOWER 70 DEDICATED BATHROOM

50 FITNESS EXERCISE ROOM 200 EMPLOYEE

51 ALLIED AGENCY OFFICE 150 OFFICE

52 STATE FIRE MARSHAL OFFICE 1 150 OFFICE

53 STATE FIRE MARSHAL OFFICE 2 150 OFFICE

54 CASE FILES & EQUIPMENT SECURE CLOSET 50 STORAGE

55 CHART BREAK OUT ROOM 120 EMPLOYEE

56 MADTF GROUP OFFICE OPEN PLAN (3) 250 OFFICE

57 PACE OPEN OFFICE PLAN (3) 250 OFFICE

58 CHART OPEN OFFICE PLAN (6) 480 OFFICE

59 CHART IT COMMUNICATIONS 100 UTILITY

60 VIRTUAL TESTIMONY / CONFERENCE ROOM 100 CONFERENCE

61 SUPPLY ROOM 100 STORAGE

62 LICENSING INVESTIGATOR OFFICE 1 120 OFFICE

63 LICENSING INVESTIGATOR OFFICE 2 120 OFFICE

64 LICENSING INVESTIGATOR OFFICE 3 120 OFFICE

65 LICENSING INVESTIGATOR OFFICE 4 120 OFFICE

66 LICENSING INVESTIGATOR OFFICE 5 120 OFFICE

67 LICENSING INVESTIGATOR OFFICE 6 120 OFFICE

COMMON RESTROOMS 0 COMMON non assigned

MECH/ELEC/FIRE PROTECT/JANITORIAL 0 COMMON non assigned

Subtotal Barrack NASF 10150

GARAGE

68 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 1680 GARAGE SERVICE

69 PARTS STORAGE 150 GARAGE SERVICE

70 TIRE STORAGE 150 GARAGE SERVICE

71 MECHANIC SHARE OFFICE 180 OFFICE

72 MECHANIC RESTROOM 80 DEDICATED RESTROOM

73 VEHICLE WASH BAY 530 GARAGE SERVICE

74 VEHICLE EVIDENCE BAY 580 GARAGE SERVICE

75 RADIO COMMS WORKSHOP 200 UNIQUE TO POLICE

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76 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT OFFICE 120 OFFICE

77 BUILDINGS & GROUNDS STORAGE 300 STORAGE

MECH/ELEC/FIRE PROTECT/UTILITY 0 COMMON non assigned

Subtotal Garage NASF 3970

Total Project NASF 14120

ACRONYMS: PCO Police Communications Officer

CDS Controlled Dangerous Substance

CHART Coordinated Highways Action Response Team

MADTF Metropolitan Area Drug Task Force

PACE Pro-Active Criminal Enforcement Team

The total NSAF for barrack shall increase by a factor of 1.5 to 1.6 for total gross square feet (GSF).

The total NSAF for garage shall increase by a factor of 1.15 to 1.25 for total gross square feet (GSF).

F. MAJOR BUILDING FUNCTIONS

There are a number of special areas to be designed that are related specifically to law enforcement.

Extensive and complex communication features require equipment space, access, security and dedicated heating and cooling. The facility is operational 24/7 and complex monitoring and control technologies are required. The facility can, on special occasions, operate as a command post in adverse weather related and natural disaster conditions, so electrical needs for emergency power and uninterrupted power service are needed. Dedicated exhaust and ventilation are required for some rooms for sensitive storage.

COMMON PUBLIC non-assigned spaces provide entrance, waiting and restroom accommodations for outside visitors to the barrack.

OFFICE spaces provide rooms for the administration of assigned work and responsibilities both for officers and civilian employees. Computer workstations are typical.

RANKING OFFICE spaces provide officers of higher rank rooms for the administration of their duties.

Meeting and conferencing can occur in these spaces.

STORAGE spaces provide areas for the storage and collection of items that include records, supplies, equipment, furnishings, and other articles supporting the activities of personnel in the barrack. Some materials may be sensitive due to the nature of their content.

UNIQUE TO POLICE spaces provide areas for the activities that are unique to the functioning of police agencies such as communication, reporting, interviewing, processing, detention, investigation, weapon storage, evidence storage, and property storage. These spaces have controlled access and other security technologies associated with them. Some areas will require dedicated HVAC and electronic monitoring features.

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ASSEMBLY spaces provide the gathering of groups for different purposes where group communication and instruction are needed. These spaces may be for the congregation of allied official agencies and the educational and training of personnel. They include adjunct closets for equipment and other relevant storage.

EMPLOYEE spaces are support spaces for controlled entry areas dedicated to official business as well as areas for the purpose of work break and fitness conditioning for personnel.

DEDICATED RESTROOM and LACTATION spaces are support rooms dedicated to a specific area.

DORMITORY spaces provide overnight sleeping arrangements for both male and female officers due to circumstances that require their presence at the barrack for extended periods of time. This ability allows for officers from distant portions of the state to be temporarily housed while servicing special duties or attending certain events.

DETENTION spaces provide secure areas of detention for persons that are arrested and awaiting transport or other further detention. They are specially constructed and monitored for the safety of the detainee and staff.

WORKROOM spaces provide areas of common work administration for multiple employees within one area in lieu of separate offices.

SERVICE spaces are related to the separate garage areas where the repair and maintenance of state police vehicles occurs with adjunct areas dedicated for storage of flammable materials, automotive parts and supplies.

G. PROXIMITY OF DIFFERENT SITE/ BUILDING FUNCTIONS

For the site:

For the building:

SEE PAGE 40 FOR PHASES AND

SITE CONCEPT DIAGRAMS

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H. “BUBBLE DIAGRAM’ SPACE RELATIONSHIPS

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I. CLIENT RELATED SERVICES

There are few instances of public visitation. These are accommodated and monitored at the front entrance by the Duty Officer. A front lobby and waiting area with accessible restroom are provided. There are several occasions where allied agency personnel and other persons visit on official business, education and training. Some, such as license applicants, will have their visit logged in, escorted and monitored throughout the building.

J. LOCATION OF CLIENT SERVICES

See Space Adjacency Diagram above

K. INTERIOR WORK FLOW

See Space Adjacency Diagram above

L. EMPLOYEE CONVENIENCE REQUIREMENTS

Break rooms and fitness areas are provided. EV charging stations are provided at exterior parking spaces.

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M. INDIVIDUAL ROOM SPECIFICATION SHEETS

BARRACKS

NO ROOM NAME NASF FUNCTION CAPACITY

1 VESITBULE 0 PUBLIC non-assigned NA

2 LOBBY/WAITING 0 PUBLIC non-assigned NA

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

FLOOR FINISH: LVT

WALL FINISH: Painted or ground faced CMU

CEILING FINISH: Painted GB / (Lay-in ACT in lobby)

MEP:

LIGHTING: Recessed downlights / (Lay-in LED in lobby)

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: Remote lock down from Duty Officer’s Station

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Building plaque in vestibule

OTHER: Fire alarm panel in vestibule; bulletin board and room directory in vestibule

FIXTURES, FURNISHINGS, & EQUIPMENT (FURNISHED BY OWNER)

Seating in lobby

3 PUBLIC RESTROOM 0 PUBLIC non-assigned NA

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

FLOOR FINISH: Ceramic tile

WALL FINISH: Ceramic tile

CEILING FINISH: Painted GB

MEP:

LIGHTING:

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

BUILT-IN CASEWORK:

OTHER:

ADA restroom accessories

FIXTURES, FURNISHINGS, & EQUIPMENT (FURNISHED BY OWNER)

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4 ASSEMBLY ROOM 450 Conference 20-24

FLOOR FINISH: Carpet

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x2 lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR Door access

Conference table; chairs; wall-mounted audio visual HDTV

5 ASSEMBLY ROOM STORAGE 60 Equipment storage NA

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x2 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

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6 DUTY OFFICER’S STATION 160 Police central 2-3

FLOOR FINISH: High pressure laminate tile

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP: Dedicated AC for equipment heat

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: Communications center; wall mounted security camera monitors

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Countertop with base cabinets; storage cabinets; recessed gun locker

OTHER: Recessed concrete floor slab with raised access flooring for entire room

Workstation; storage wardrobe

7 SOFT INTERVIEW 110 Public interview 3

FLOOR FINISH:

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access / security camera

Table and chairs

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8 JUVENILE DETENTION ROOM 110 Detention of underage 2

FLOOR FINISH: LVT

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access, security camera

Wall surface applied acoustical treatment

Cuff restraint on wall; table and chairs

9 TROOPER’S ASSIGN AREA 60 Communication N/A

Along corridor

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

FLOOR FINISH: LVT

WALL FINISH: Same as corridor

CEILING FINISH: Same as corridor

MEP:

LIGHTING:

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Base cabinets, countertop, wall cabinets assignment slots

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10 PCO Dispatch 280 Police communications 2

FLOOR FINISH: High pressure laminate floor

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP: Dedicated AC for equipment heat

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: Communications center; wall mounted security camera monitors

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Base cabinets, countertop, wall cabinets for print/fax center, bulletin board

Vanity base cabinet for refrigerator

OTHER: Recessed concrete floor slab with raised access flooring for entire room;

Large electrical power and data requirements

Communication consoles and workstation furniture, wardrobe, bookcase, small refrigerator

11 PCO RESTROOM 50 Dedicated to PCO 1

WALL FINISH: Painted GB / Ceramic tile

CEILING FINISH: Painted GB

MEP:

LIGHTING: Recessed downlight

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

ADA restroom accessories

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12 PCO SUPERVISOR’S OFFICE 110 Office 1

15 SERGEANT’S SHARED OFFICE 150 Office 2

16 CORPORAL SHARED OFFICE 150 Office 2

31 REGIONAL COMDR OFFICE 175 Office 1

32 BARRACK SECRETARY 150 Office 1

35 ASST BARRACK CMDR OFFICE 150 Office 1

36 BARRACK COMDER OFFICE 175 Office 1

39 ASST BARRACK CMDR OFFICE 150 Office 1

41 CRIME SCENE TECHNICIANS 180 Office 1

42 INVESTIGATOR SUPER OFFICE 150 Office 1

43 INVESTIGATOR GROUP OFFICE 300 Office 4

44 INVESTIGATOR SHARE OFFICE 200 Office 2

51 ALLIED AGENCY OFFICE 150 Office 1

52 STATE FIRE MARSHAL OFFICE 1 150 Office 1

53 STATE FIRE MARSHAL OFFICE 2 120 Office 1

56 MADFT GROUP OFFICE 250 Office 3

57 PACE GROUP OFFICE 250 Office 3

58 CHART OPEN PLAN OFFICE 480 Office 6

62 LICENSING INVESTIGATOR 1 120 Office 1

63 LICENSING INVESTIGATOR 2 120 Office 1

64 LICENSING INVESTIGATOR 3 120 Office 1

65 LICENSING INVESTIGATOR 4 120 Office 1

66 LICENSING INVESTIGATOR 5 120 Office 1

67 LICENSING INVESTIGATOR 6 120 Office 1

71 MECHANIC SHARE OFFICE 180 Office 2

76 FACILITIES MANAGEMT OFFICE 120 Office 1

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

FLOOR FINISH: Carpet

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR Door access

Desk, chair, wardrobe, bookcase, lateral file, select offices with cable TV

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13 EVIDENCE PROP STORAGE 300 Special storage 0

FLOOR FINISH: Sealed concrete

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: Painted GB

MEP:

LIGHTING: LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access, security camera, keypad

OTHER: Pass through evidence drop

Shelving, table chair

14 CDS EVIDENCE STORAGE 50 Special storage 0

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: Painted GB

MEP: Dedicated exhaust

LIGHTING:

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access, security camera

Shelving

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17 TROOPER’S ROOM 250 Reporting duties 4-6

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Base cabinet seating height countertop

OTHER: Built in weapon locker

Chairs, filing cabinets

18 DETAINEE PROCESSING 180 Intake of arrestees 5-7

FLOOR FINISH: Resinous flooring

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x4 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access, security camera

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Base cabinets, countertops, & wall cabinets

OTHER: Cuff restraint on wall at bench, built-in weapon locker

Detainee countertop processing equipment

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19 SALLY PORT 560 Arrestee intake garage 4-5

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: Linear metal

MEP: Infrared strip heating

LIGHTING: LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access, security camera

OTHER: Gun locker

20 K-9 KENNEL 60 Overnight accommodation NA

WALL FINISH: Resinous flooring / Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: Painted GB

MEP: Dedicated exhaust, dog wash and groom station

LIGHTING: Down lighting

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Built-in platform for drying and grooming

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21 TOILET/UTILITY 80 Related to intake 1

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: Painted GB

MEP:

LIGHTING: LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

OTHER: Janitorial accessories

22 HOLDING CELL 1 80 Detention of arrestee 1

23 HOLDING CELL 2 80 Detention of arrestee 1

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: Painted GB

MEP: Detention grade register

LIGHTING: Detention grade fixture

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: Maximum grade detention hardware, security camera

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24 TACTICAL STORAGE 100 Weapon/Ammo storage 0

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: Painted GB

MEP:

LIGHTING:

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

25 SECURE EQUIP (RADAR, ETC.) 150 Equipment storage 0

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access, security camera

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26 ARCHIVE STORAGE 100 Archived Files NA

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

27 FILE STORAGE 200 Administrative files 0

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

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28 IT COMMUNICATION 200 Data & Communications 0

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP: Dedicated AC

LIGHTING: Linear LED fixture

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

Desk and chair

29 SINGLE BEDROOM 1 200 Overnight Accommodation 1

30 SINGLE BEDROOM 2 200 Overnight Accommodation 1

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

Bed furniture, nightstand, chest of drawers

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33 BREAK ROOM 150 Employee support 8-10

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Base cabinets, countertop, wall cabinets, Refrigerator, microwave table and chairs

34 LACTATION ROOM 80 Employee support 1

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: Recessed downlighting dimmable

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Base cabinets, countertop, wall cabinets, Refrigerator, microwave

Sofa recliner chair

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38 OFFICE SUPPLY/COPY/FORMS 120 Shared administrative 0

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Base cabinets, countertop, wall cabinets

Photocopy machine

40 CRIME SCENE LABORATORY 180 Analysis 2-3

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP: Eye wash station / floor drain for drying cabinet

LIGHTING:

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Desk, countertop, wall cabinets

OTHER: 4’ Lab exhaust hood table and chairs, evidence drying cabinet

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45 POLYGRAPH OFFICE MONITOR 80 Interview 1

46 POLYGRAPH INTERVIEW RM 100 Interview 1

1 SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

FLOOR FINISH: Carpet

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

Table, desk, chairs

47 INTERROGATION ROOM 100 Questioning 3

1 SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

Table, chairs

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48 TROOPER DORM 240 Overnight accommodation 4-6

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

Twin beds, night stand, chest of drawers

49 TROOPER BATHROOM 70 Dedicated to dorm 1

WALL FINISH: Ceramic tile / Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: Painted GB

MEP: Shower exhaust

LIGHTING: Integrated mirror lighting, down lighting

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

OTHER: Vanity

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50 FITNESS EXERCISE ROOM 200 Employee support 4-6

FLOOR FINISH: Resilient athletic flooring tile

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

Fitness equipment

54 FILES & EQUIP SECURE CLOSET 50 Files & equipment storage 0

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: Painted GB

MEP:

LIGHTING: Linear LED fixture

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access, security camera

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55 CHART BREAK OUT ROOM 120 Employee support 6-8

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Base cabinets, countertop, wall cabinets

OTHER: Refrigerator, microwave table and chairs

59 CHART IT/COMMUNICATIONS 100 Data & Communications 0

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: Linear LED fixture

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

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60 TESTIMONY/CONFERENCE 100 Conferencing 4-5

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access, security camera

Conference table and chairs

61 SUPPLY ROOM 100 Special supply storage 0

WALL FINISH: Painted GB

CEILING FINISH: 2x2 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in ACT

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

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GARAGE

68 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 1680 Vehicle servicing 2-3

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: Linear metal

MEP: Vehicle exhaust system, overhead electric and air reels, eye wash station, heat pump, Big Ass fans

LIGHTING: Linear strip fixtures

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Stainless steel worktop

OTHER: Overhead doors, mechanical lifts, and Veeder Root fuel monitoring

Garage equipment

69 PARTS STORAGE 150 Vehicle supplies 0

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: 2x4 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

Parts cabinets

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70 TIRE STORAGE 150 Vehicle Supplies 0

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: 2x4 Lay-in ACT

MEP:

LIGHTING: 2x4 Lay-in LED

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

OTHER: Open access

Tack rack storage

71 See MECHANIC’S OFFICE listed above with other offices

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72 MECHANIC’S RESTROOM 80 Dedicated restroom 1

WALL FINISH: Ceramic tile / painted GB

CEILING FINISH: Painted GB

MEP: Ventilation/ Electric Heat

LIGHTING: Down lighting

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

OTHER: Restroom accessories

73 VEHICLE WASH BAY 530 Vehicle maintenance 1

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: Linear metal

MEP: Automatic vehicle wash equipment, exhaust

LIGHTING: Moisture resistant linear LED fixtures

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY:

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74 VEHICLE EVIDENCE BAY 580 Crashed vehicles 1

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: Linear metal

MEP: Heat pump, electrical drop reel

LIGHTING: Task lighting

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access, security camera, keypad

75 RADIO COMMS WORKSHOP 200 Equipment Workshop 1

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: Linear metal

MEP: Infrared heating, electrical drop reel

LIGHTING: Task lighting

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access, security camera, keypad

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77 BUILDING & GROUNDS 300 Equipment storage

WALL FINISH: Painted CMU

CEILING FINISH: 2x4 Lay-in ACT

MEP: Floor drain, utility sink

LIGHTING: Linear strip LED fixtures

SECURITY/TECHNOLOGY: CR door access

BUILT-IN CASEWORK: Work bench with stainless steel covered top

Shelving, tools, grounds equipment

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N. OPEN OFFICE LAYOUTS

Special units within the barrack require an open office with cubicle furniture due to the flexibility and communications needs of their operations. These are the 37- INVESTIGATOR GROUP OFFICE, 56 - CHART OFFICE OPEN PLAN, 58 - MADTF GROUP OFFICE OPEN PLAN, and the 59 - PACE OFFICE OPEN

PLAN. There are several shared office arrangements for two people noted in the program list for offices.

O. STORAGE

There are specialized storage needs at various places in the barrack. The TACTICAL STORAGE

Room contains shotguns, ammunition and other weapon related materials and equipment. Evidence collection and storage rooms are especially outfitted for security and central monitoring. Due to the nature of the material stored, individual A/C, humidity and exhaust equipment is required for select rooms.

P. ACCOMODATIONS FOR HANDICAPPED PERSONS

The new barrack, garage and site improvements shall be designed in accordance with applicable

ADA Accessibility Guidelines.

Q. ELEVATORS, RAMPS OR LIFTS ARE NOT REQUIRED

R.-KK. BUILDING SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:

0. CLIMATE GOALS

THIS PROJECT DESIGN IS SUBJECT TO THE CLIMATE SOLUTIONS NOW ACT OF 2022 WITH

THE GOAL OF NET-ZERO DIRECT GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS BY JANUARY 1, 2040.

1. ARCHITECTURAL

a. The exterior shall be of brick and cast stone unit masonry CMU backup with the required insulating value. It shall match in appearance and quality previous barrack constructions i.e. Barrack C- CUMBERLAND or Barrack V – BERLIN.

b. Roof shingles shall match in appearance and quality to CertainTeed Grand Manor shingles.

c. Exterior windows shall be custom aluminum clad with simulated divided lights in a pattern of six over six. Entrances and storefronts shall be anodized aluminum systems with color approved by MDSP.

d. Glazing shall be minimum double insulated and in conformance with energy regulations. Tinted color shall be approved by the MDSP.

e. Exterior material and color samples shall be reviewed in the design phase and approved by MDSP.

f. Interior barrack partitions shall be gypsum board on metal stud. Areas involving direct law enforcement activities such as Duty Officer, PCO, detained processing, trooper reporting shall be painted CMU. Lobby shall have ground face CMU construction. Interior garage partitions shall be painted concrete masonry units.

g. See the individual room specification lists above for rooms needing sound isolating insulation.

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h. All window and walls of the DUTY OFFICER STATION and PCO DISPATCH adjacent and facing the entrance and LOBBY / WAITING must have ballistic rated construction – MINIMUM RATING THREAT LEVEL 5. The Duty Officer and PCO

Dispatch window units consists of ballistic glass panels within steel frames. The

Duty Officer window shall have a speech transfer element in the glass as well as a package pass-thru box and recessed transaction try in the window sill

i. Special coatings shall be specified for frames and surfaces in detention cells and other special areas.

j. Finishes in restrooms and bathrooms shall be ceramic tile walls and floors.

Ceilings to be painted gypsum board. The Fitness Room shall have a rubberized athletic flooring.

k. Wall and corner guards are required in circulation areas.

l. Access flooring is required at the PCO DISPATCH and DUTY OFFICER STATION.

The access flooring mounted on a recessed concrete slab and will be flush with surrounding floor elevations.

m. Specialty items shall be required such as visual display units, marker boards, tack boards, building plaques, exterior and interior signage, corner protection, metal storage lockers, ground set flagpoles, and security door hardware.

n. Equipment items shall be required such as kitchen appliances, display monitors, and garage wash bay devices.

o. All interior material and color samples shall be reviewed in the design phase and approved by MDSP.

p. An AutoCAD drawing file of the approved schematic design floor plan shall be provided at the end of the design development phase to the MDSP for purposes of furniture planning.

2. MECHANICAL

a. The entire barrack building requires all season heating and cooling. The building is utilized and occupied 24/7/364. The garage requires heating and air conditioning for the MECHANIC SHARED OFFICE and fan ventilation and heating elements for the other garage areas.

b. Unconditioned air spaces shall not be allowed within the insulated building envelope of the barrack.mk

c. A variable refrigerant flow system for heating and cooling with dedicated outside air ventilation is the preferred system for the barrack.

d. Maximum temperature control flexibility for the rooms is desired.

e. Any zoning of the systems should be reviewed with the MDSP.

f. All rooms that have heavy data and communication equipment loads require separate dedicated data center quality air-conditioning with low ambient controls. There are multiple areas of flat screen monitors and televisions in the barrack that create extraordinary heating loads for the design.

g. See room specification sheets for any dedicated ventilation exhaust requirements other than restrooms such as the K-9 KENNEL, CDS STORAGE, and BREAK ROOM.

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h. A Direct Digital Control system is required for the HVAC equipment.

3. PLUMBING

a. See the individual room specification lists above for any special individual plumbing requirements.

b. Coordinate with MDSP fuel vendor for specific piping requirements for fuel dispensing station.

4. FIRE PROTECTION

a. The buildings shall be designed with full fire suppression systems

b. Different occupancies such as business, assembly, dormitory, and storage shall have their respective suppression types per code.

c. A comprehensive fire alarm system is required with detectors announcing at a

FACP located in the entry vestibule.

5. ELECTRICAL

a. Emergency generation is required for the complete building and site lighting.

b. Critical communication, lighting, security and other operational loads to be determined shall be connected to an uninterrupted power source (UPS).

c. All 3 phase equipment requires monitoring protection.

d. The generator is to be located near and preferably behind the garage. It should have individual base tanks with load sharing and load shedding capability. Other spaces or equipment for the emergency generator are to be determined.

e. All 3 phase equipment requires monitoring protection.

f. The building shall have lightning protection.

g. Light fixtures generally shall be lamped with LED and provide direct/indirect illumination. Motion detection sensors are required as an energy saving objective.

h. See individual room specifications for electrical needs.

6. COMMUNICATIONS

a. Radio/telephone/data communication is the most important technology function for a MDSP barrack. It requires a 24/7 operation of communications from patrol vehicles, other agencies and facilities and is the central operation of every MDSP field facility. The communications are to be provided by the MOTOROLA Corp within the construction scope. A technology consultant is required for this project.

b. Three consoles (two dispatchers and the duty officer) are required as provided by

MOTOROLA. Raised flooring (over recessed concrete slab) is to provide access for cabling and wiring at the DUTY OFFICER’S STATION and the PCO DISPATCH.

c. The existing radio tower and adjacent support buildings are to remain with the new communication lines extended to the new building. All

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MDSP Electronic Services Division.

d. See Appendix A – MDSP Information Technology Division Network Cabling

Infrastructure Standards.

e. Both barrack and garage buildings require telephone/data cabling in most all rooms. There will be two (2) drops in every office coordinated with the MDSP furniture plan. Other drop locations will be coordinated with MDSP Information

Technology Division during the design phases.

f. The telephone system will be VoIP.

g. Intercom communication is required in most rooms as directed by MDSP. Volume control will be in select rooms.

h. Data/communications will extend to some exterior equipment such as the emergency generator and the fuel tank.

7. SECURITY REQUIREMENTS

a. A technology consultant is required for this project.

b. All electronic and security access systems shall be grounded.

c. A CCTV cameras system is required in this project

I. MDSP Information Technology Division will direct the type and position of all cameras both interior and exterior. Cameras shall have tamper-proof housings flush to the ceilings or walls. Pan, tilt and zoom controls for exterior cameras will be controlled by system software.

II. Fixed focus cameras at HOLDING CELL 1 & 2 and the JUVENILE DETENTION

ROOM shall have tamper –proof correctional grade housings.

III. All cameras shall be wired to wall-mounted monitors located in the DUTY

OFFICER’S STATION and the PCO DISPATCH. The monitors must have the ability to sequence between cameras both automatically and manually.

IV. All cameras will also be monitored at selected authorized computer workstations.

V. Camera/voice communication will be at the front VESTIBULE, outside the

SALLY PORT, and the exterior fence gate position. The preferred configuration has a push-to-talk button triggering display of the related camera on the Duty

Officer’s workstation.

d. Door and gate access control is required in this project.

I. The MDSP requires the installation of a proprietary GALAXY software system.

Functionality will be determined and directed by MDSP.

II. Selected interior rooms and exterior doors shall have electric strike and card/fob readers as part of the MDSP network of access control and security at both the barrack and garage.

III. Exterior entrances for the barrack and garage require electric strike release and opening controlled by authorized computer workstations on the MDSP network as well as by push button at the Duty Officer desk and communications console.

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e. Opening the fence gate and SALLY PORT overhead door shall be remotely controlled from the DUTY OFFICER’S STATION.

f. A building intrusion alarm system is required for this project.

8. MISCELLANEOUS BARRACK REQUIREMENTS:

a. Normal mail and parcel delivery is expected to the barrack and garage. On occasions some large equipment, parts and supplies will be delivered to the garage. Access for these deliveries to entrances shall be clear and accommodated.

9. EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS

a. New asphalt paving shall meet standards of the Maryland State Highway

Administration.

b. The existing driveway from Rhode Island Ave. to the new barrack and garage is to be repaved.

c. Parking spaces are to be dimensioned 9’x19’ minimum. 10’x20’ is preferred.

d. Several site directional signs for vehicle access and circulation are required as well as for assigned parking spaces.

e. The rear of the barrack to the garage shall be fenced with a combination of black vinyl chain link and black picket fencing 8’ tall. Vehicle gates and pedestrian gates will be determined in the design phases.

f. A landscape plan is required for this project. Compliance with MDE regulations is required for storm water management.

g. An enclosure to conceal the dumpster with easy access for a waste hauler, shall be provided at the rear parking area.

h. A fuel dispensing station with one pump will be provided

GARAGE REQUIREMENTS

1. Vehicle lifts are to be two-post three-stage arms for asymmetrical 30-degree rotation to elevate medium sized trucks and SUVs for inspection, maintenance, servicing and cleaning.

Lifts shall be capable of raising 10,000 lbs. when asymmetrically loaded. Lifts shall be equal to

Rotary Model SPOA10-TRIO-FA.

2. Overhead suspended infrared heating elements are the preferred source of mechanic bay heating.

3. Above ground dual exhaust emission system that permits ready attachment of exhaust hoses to the vehicles. Rigid piping to eighteen inches above the floor with flexible duct extensions equipped for dual exhaust vehicles is preferred.

4. Floor drains in VEHICLE WASH BAY must meet all current Maryland Department of the

Environment regulations for fleet vehicle washing.

5. Compressed air outlets on all work bay walls, building exterior and on overhead reels above each work bay and wash bay

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6. A minimum of 100 foot-candles, as measured at the floor, is required in all service repair bays.

LL. CONSTRUCTION PHASING

This will be a 2 phase project. The existing barrack and garage must be fully operational while the new replacement facilities are being constructed. Once the new facility is completed, occupied, and operational, the existing facilities are to be demolished and the site graded and landscaped.

The A/E will present phasing options to the MDSP and DGS for how this requirement is logistically accomplished. Daily use, construction traffic and staging will need to be specifically planned with a coordinated schedule affecting temporary utility shut down, material hauling, parking availability, site security, and other issues.

A PHASING PLAN MUST BE APPROVED BY THE PROCUREMENT AGENCY (DGS) BEFORE

PROCEEDING INTO CONTRACT DOCUMENT PREPARATION.

SEE THE FOLLOWING SITE PLANS THAT ILLUSTRATE THE TWO PHASES

MM. MARYLAND PUBLIC ART INITIATIVE

This project qualifies for the Maryland Public Art Initiative as defined in State Finance and

Procurement Article, §3-602.2. The work will be obtained post-occupancy and funded by the State of

Maryland.

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APPENDIX A

Maryland Department of State Police

Information Technology Division

Network Cabling Infrastructure Standards

Cabling Requirements

• Provide three (3) rack mounted LC LIU’s factory polished fusion spliced ends for fiber termination.

• All cabling will be Category 6 data cable

• All runs will be terminated in RJ-45 jacks in the vendor provided wall plates.

• Each wall plate will contain three (3) jacks – all data.

• All cable will be terminated on patch panels attached to a contractor supplied open 7’ standard 19” rack.

• Upon completion of all installation, all cabling will be tested for Cat 6 standards compliance.

• Any cabling run outside of cable trays will be supported from the structure of the ceiling/roof using “J” hooks spaced not more than 4’ apart.

• Required cable tray will be installed from wall to wall over the racks at a height just above tallest rack and left to right starting at approximately midpoint in the room.

Wall Plate Labeling Requirements

• All wall plates are to be labeled using the following standard o Room number, plate, and jack (i.e. 102-1-C) o Within a room, jacks are to be numbered in order, in a clockwise manor starting with the first jack to the left of the room’s entry door.

o Individual jacks will be numbered A, B, C, from top to bottom of wall plate

Patch Cables Required Upon Completion of Installation

• Contractor is to supply Cat 6 patch cables as specified:

Color One Meter Two Meter Three Meter Five Meter Ten Meter

Blue 0 0 60 0 0

Green 10 15 5 10 10

Pink 30 30 5 5 5

Purple 30 45 15 20 20

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NEW BUILDING PROJECT CHECKLIST

The following checklist shall be completed for projects involving construction of a new structure and includes an addition, extension or replacement of an existing structure. Because a new building project many also require renovation and utility extension work and generaly involves site improvements, the program-0writer should also complete either or both of these checklist if they are appropriate to the project under consideration.

YES NO N/A

a. Architectural style preferences (If yes, explain on separate sheet.) X

b. Work schedules or phases X

c. Coordination with master development plan X

d. Funding constraints (If yes, what are they?) X

e. Site selected X

f. Preferred vistas (If yes, describe.) X

g. Excavation, clearing, razing constraints (If yes, explain.) X

h. Other construction in area X

i. Utilities on site X

j. Special design features (Describe on separate sheet.) X

k. Space needs: present and future.

Entire facility X

Functional areas X

Rooms X

l. Space needs: net sq. footage

Entire facility X

Functional areas X

Rooms X

m. Special dimension and space requirements X

n. Nature of work and services described X

o. Functional and spatial layouts X

p. Workload projections X

q. Special working hours or shifts X

r. Work flow described X

s. Clerical - professional ratio X

t. Client – staff ratio X

u. Client – staff traffic preferences X

v. Office layout preferences X

w. Special room/area features X

x. Climate control considerations X

y. Furniture and equipment needs X

z. Special lighting needs X

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YES NO N/A

aa. Information technology needs (voice, video, data, & wireless) X

bb. Special access/egress requirements X

cc. Preferred floor, wall, or ceiling material X

dd. Security considerations

Electronically controlled doors X

TV-monitoring system X

Secured utilities X

Motion detectors X

Door and window alarm (building intrusion required) X

Alarm links offsite locations X

ee. Considerations to be given to:

Equipment storage and maintenance X

Heat and sound insulation X

Linen and janitor X

Utility area X

Physical plant needs X

Trash removal X

Delivery dock X

Escalator, elevator, stairways X

Fire protection and sprinklers X

Food protection and delivery X

Dining facilities X

Client and staff transportation systems X

Signage and entranceway needs X

Accommodations for youth, aged, and handicapped X

Restroom and shower facilities X

Special water supply or utility needs X

Recreation/play areas X

NOTE: For each item checked yes, ensure an explanatory narrative is included in the body of the program.

SEE DESCRIPTIONS IN BODY OF PROGRAM STATEMENT RELATED TO YES ITEMS.

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SITE DEVELOPMENT CHECKLIST ATTACHMENT

This form is an attachment to projects which pertain to the construction of a new building.

YES NO N/A

1. Site selected X

2. State-titled property X

3. Map, plat or sketch provided X

4. Land/space needs estimated X

5. Estimates on number of occupants, participants or visitors at the site X

6. Other construction in the area X*

7. Special work scheduling requirements X

8. Excavation,…