SCOPE OF WORK.docx
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SCOPE OF WORK:
The A/E team, including architects, engineers, surveyors, and professional consultants shall provide design services for the development of specifications and drawings to repair or replace various air conditioning systems throughout campus. Work shall include but is not limited to the replacement of various HVAC equipment and system throughout the campus. Building 2 – Replace the HVAC units serving the Credit Union and Sun Rooms. Building 3 – Replace the R-22 chillers and their air handlers serving the computer server rooms. Building 46 – Replacing the 2 pipe fan coil system, modifying the main air handler, and adding dehumidification and controls to control the humidity issues within the chapel. The FCA deficiencies to be corrected within this project include the following FCAs: 88907, 269624, 339362. All work to conform to the International Mechanical Code and VHA HVAC Design Guidelines.
The A/E is to include 35%, 65%, 95%, and 100% design submissions for design review meetings and final RTA paper and electronic files for both specifications and drawings. Also included as part of contract are construction cost estimates, all required site investigations, site visits and construction period services.
Prior to assignment of any work on-site, the contractor, along with all sub-contractors, shall procure and wear VA issued ID badges at all times. The ID procedure will be discussed at the pre-con meeting.
Contractor shall not take any photographs or videos without the authority of the contracting officer in writing. Contractor, along with VA personnel, shall discuss work assignments and check-in check-out procedures at the pre-con meeting.
VA designated employee will escort contractor during work in patient care areas and IT closets.
NOTE: Department of Veterans Affairs "as-builts" are not up to date and must be field verified. A/E will take minutes of all design review meetings and provide the Department of Veterans Affairs with a copy in 3 working days of meeting. Department of Veterans Affairs assumes no responsibility for the correctness of the current “as-builts”.
PART I SCHEMATIC/PRELIMINARY DESIGN:
| • | Preliminary design concept submission not required, however must have initial meeting to determine general scope for 35% submission. (See requirements for 35% submission below). |
| • | After submission of the 35% documents to the VA, A/E is expected to continue work as thoroughly as possible until the VA returns their comments. Work on the design should not cease during the review period. |
DESIGN REVIEW SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS (35% REVIEW)
| 1. | Site surveys, meet with staff, and verify existing conditions. |
| 2. | Investigate existing site location and assess conditions of all utilities/systems. |
| 3. | Coordinate project development /renovation with station engineer and VA design group. This shall include one or more charrette meetings that include all relevant parties. |
| 4. | If necessary, architect to provide preliminary architectural designs for coordination with the VA’s end users. These designs shall be used in a coordination meeting with the end users to determine specific requirements. 35% documents should incorporate these requirements within reason. |
| 5. | Listing of Spec. Sections for Construction Documents |
| 6. | Provide impact statements in regards to relocation of utilities, system modifications, and functions. |
| 7. | Discuss/develop list of equipment relocation’s, salvage, and new installations. |
| 8. | Provide input for determining which type of bidding process the VA should use i.e. competitive, 8a set aside, competitive 8a bid, etc. Future estimates for construction shall be base on selected bid process. |
| 9. | Preliminary single line construction documents showing building and equipment layouts, schedules showing general information, schematics, general details and notes, and any other information necessary to assess that the AE team and VA agree on the project requirements. |
| 10. | Cost estimate – 2 copies |
| 11. | Site (35% complete) – (2) blue line copies (2 half size) |
| 12. | If necessary, develop VISN CAM submittal package to include drawings, estimates, report, space drawings, etc. on the selected option. – (1) package. |
| 13. | If necessary, develop State Historical Preservation Office (SHPO) submittal package to include drawings, estimates, report, space drawings, etc. on the selected option. – (1) package. |
| 14. | Reference VA program guide H-08-15 AE Submission Requirements for specs, drawings, and estimate. |
Part II. Construction Documents DD, and CD
| • | Develop construction documents (drawings, equipment specifications, etc.). The development of construction documents will be done in accordance with all VA criteria and construction standards including the VACO Physical Security Design Manual for Life Safety Protected facilities (See submission requirements below). |
| • | Scale shall be indicated by note and by graphic scale on each drawing. The drawings scales shall be both numeric and metric. |
| • | Plan sheets shall have north arrow indications. |
| • | Section symbols shall note the sheet location of detail involved. |
| • | Details other than standard details shall note the sheet number and drawing location of detailed features. |
| • | Where a portion of a plan or elevation appears on a sheet, a key plan shall be provided to show the location of the portion with aspect to the other portion. |
| • | The relationship of details, plans, elevations and sections shall be indicated by cross-reference. |
| • | Standard abbreviations, identical to any listed in the specifications for the same item, shall be used when possible. |
| • | Equipment capacities, if required shall be carefully delineated to distinguish between new, existing and replacement items or work. All drawings shall be carefully delineated to distinguish between new, existing and replacement items or work. |
| • | All drawings shall reflect the detail and accuracy of the percent design complete. Contract drawings shall be on paper reproducible. |
| • | These specifications shall be developed using VA Master Specs and shall reflect the accuracy and detail of the percent design complete. |
| • | All drawings to be in Auto-cad (release 2018 or later) and turned over to the Department of Veterans Affairs on CD-R recordable discs (80 min./ 700 MB or greater storage and to be submitted via email. |
| • | Drawing scale shall be both metric and numerical. Both dimensions shall be detailed on all drawings. |
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT SUBMISSION (65% REVIEW) DD
| 1. | Cost estimate - 2 copies |
| 2. | Drawing (65% complete) – (3) blue line copies (3 half size) |
| 3. | Specifications (65% complete) – 1 copy |
| 4. | Coordinate design development with station engineer and VA design group. This shall include one or more charrette meetings that include all relevant parties. This meeting shall be focused on resolving any issues not captured in the 35% design. |
| 5. | 65% construction documents to have fully architectural drawn plans that would only require minor alterations and engineering plans are to be 50% complete. |
| 6. | 65% documents shall incorporate the responses and suggestions of the VA design group and SHPO. |
| 7. | Discuss/develop final list of new equipment plan, demolition plan, and hazardous waste removal plan (if necessary). |
| 8. | Develop Fire Protection and Life Safety review submittal package to include drawings, estimates, report, space drawings, etc. on the selected option. – (1) package. |
| 9. | Reference VA program guide H-08-15 AE Submission Requirements for specs, drawings, and estimate. |
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT SUBMISSION (95% REVIEW) DD
| 1. | Cost estimate - 4 copies |
| 2. | Drawing (95% complete) – (3) blue line copies (3 half size) |
| 3. | Specifications (95% complete) – 1 copies |
| 4. | 95% construction documents should be fully complete to the best of the architect and engineers abilities. The construction documents should require only minor alterations to meet the VA’s staff’s needs. |
| 5. | 95% documents shall incorporate the responses and suggestions of the Fire Protection and Life Safety review. |
| 6. | Reference VA program guide H-08-15 AE Submission Requirements for specs, drawings, and estimate. |
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS SUBMISSION (FINAL DESIGN 100%) CD
| 1. | Detail Cost estimate - 2 copies |
| 2. | Drawing (100% complete) - 3 blue line copies (3 half size). |
| 3. | Specifications (100% complete) – 2 copies. |
| 4. | List of Submittals |
| 5. | A/E to provide full size Mylars for reproduction after completion of the project and will include all redlined deviations to the project accepted by the A/EVA signatures plus 2 blue line copies (1 full size & 1 half size). |
| 6. | Provide contract drawings on CD-R recordable discs (Auto Cad Release 2018 or later) |
| 7. | Reference VA program guide H-08-15 AE Submission Requirements for specs, drawings, and estimate. |
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE:
• Total: 120 Calendar Days
| • | Design Kick-off/ Charette: Notice To Proceed (NTP) and Kick Off meeting. Design Charette to be held and on site investigation to occur. |
| o | Start of Project |
| • | 35% Design Submission: First design material (35%) completed and submitted to Contracting Officer no later than 25 days after notice to proceed (NTP) by the Contracting Officer. |
| o | 25 days |
| • | 35% Design Review: Review first design material (35%) with Contracting Officer and VA facility (upon receipt of feedback from Contracting Officer). |
| o | 10 days |
| • | 65% Design Submission: Second design material (65%) completed and submitted to Contracting Officer no later than 60 days after NTP by the Contracting Officer. |
| o | 25 days |
| • | 65% Design Review: Review second design material (65%) with Contracting Officer and VA facility (upon receipt of feedback from Contracting Officer). |
| o | 15 days |
| • | 95% Design Submission: Third design material (95%) completed and submitted to Contracting Officer no later than 100 days after NTP by the Contracting Officer. |
| o | 25 days |
| • | 95% Design Review: Review third design material (95%) with Contracting Officer and VA facility (upon receipt of feedback from Contracting Officer). |
| o | 10 days |
| • | RTA Design Submission: After completion and approval of 95% design documents, submit RTA’s with CD of final package within 10 days. |
| o | 10 days |
RECORDS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
Upon completion or termination of the applicable contract(s) or agreement(s), return and/or destroy, at Covered Entity’s option, VA information gathered, created, received, or processed during the performance of the contract(s) or agreement(s). No data will be retained by Business Associate, or contractor, subcontractor, or other agent of Business Associate, unless retention is required by law and specifically permitted by Covered Entity. As deemed appropriate by and under the direction of Covered Entity, Business Associate shall provide written assurance that all VA information has been returned to Covered Entity or destroyed by Business Associate. If immediate return or destruction of all data is not possible, Business Associate shall notify Covered Entity and assure that all VA information retained will be safeguarded to prevent unauthorized Uses or Disclosures.
Prior to termination or completion of this contract, contractor/subcontractor must not destroy information received from VA, or gathered/created by the contractor in the course of performing this contract without prior written approval by the VA. Any data destruction done on behalf of VA by a contractor/subcontractor must be done in accordance with National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) requirements as outlined in VA Directive 6300, Records and Information Management and its Handbook 6300.1 Records Management Procedures, applicable VA Records Control Schedules, and VA Handbook 6500.1, Electronic Media Sanitization. Self-certification by the contractor that the data destruction requirements above have been met must be sent to the VA Contracting Officer within 30 days of termination of the contract.
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