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Upgrade Interior Security Lighting - FCI Sheridan, OR
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This document includes a draft specifications sheet and related federal contract opportunity notice for interior lighting upgrades at the Federal Correctional Institution in Sheridan, Oregon. The Bureau of Prisons requires five hundred and fifty lighting fixtures equal to Cooper Lighting model FCC-D-2-LD4-2-LO-35-UNV-93/96-EDC-1 and five hundred and fifty equal to model FMB-D-4-LD4-1-LO-1-LO-35-UNV-93/96-EDC-1 to be delivered to the facility. The specifications provide detailed technical requirements for the fixtures. Interested vendors must respond with answers to five questions on company letterhead by emailing the point of contact by the unspecified due date to be considered for the future firm fixed price purchase order, which the government may or may not award from the solicitation it is developing. The North American Industry Classification code is 335122.

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SPECIFICATIONS

FCI SHERIDAN ‐ PROJECT 6E1T

Upgrade Interior Lighting FCI SHU

I. SPECIFICATIONS:

A. INTRODUCTION

The Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP), Field Acquisition Office, intends to make a single award to a responsible entity that will provide required security lighting detailed herein. All items will be delivered to the Federal Correctional Institution ‐ Sheridan located 27072 SW Ballston Rd, Sheridan, Oregon 97378.

B. Objectives B.1 The contractor will provide five hundred and fifty (550) lighting fixtures that are brand name or equal to the Cooper Lighting model number FCC‐D‐2‐LD4‐2‐LO‐35‐UNV‐93/96‐EDC‐1.

The salient characteristics of the light listed above are as follows:

Two foot in length

Minimum 16 gauge

Housing, back, and door frame to be die formed one piece cold rolled steel

Two LEDs in cross section

Illumination level low

Minimum 3500 color temperature

Voltage 120v ‐ 277v

Lamp side lens to be .156” thick prismatic tempered glass with UV absorbing overlay

Environmental side lens to be 0.250” thick clear tempered glass

Inside and outside housing finish is baked white powder coating with a minimum reflectance of 85% to maximize efficiency of fixture

Micro 4 specular reflector all welds ground smooth with reinforced corners on housing

Electronic driver non‐dimming

One circuit

Door frame secured by four (4) evenly spaced tamper resistant screws pin torx screws, two (2) per side

Knockouts in back in wire way for wiring to ballast

Minimum of four (4) 61 cm (24") fixture fasteners to secure hinged housing to back plate for surface mounting

B.2 The contractor will provide five hundred and fifty (550) lighting fixtures that are brand name or equal to the Cooper Lighting model number FMB‐D‐4‐LD4‐1‐LO‐1‐LO‐35‐UNV‐93/96‐EDC‐1.

The salient characteristics of the light listed above are as follows:

Four foot in length

Minimum 16 gauge

Housing, back, and door frame to be die formed one piece cold rolled steel

1 LED up; 1 LED down

Illumination level low

Minimum 3500 color temperature

Voltage 120v ‐ 277v

Lamp side lens to be .156” thick prismatic tempered glass with UV absorbing overlay

Environmental side lens to be 0.250” thick clear tempered glass

Inside and outside housing finish is baked white powder coating with a minimum reflectance of 85% to maximize efficiency of fixture

Micro 4 specular reflector all welds ground smooth with reinforced corners on housing

Electronic driver non‐dimming

One circuit

Door frame secured by four (4) evenly spaced tamper resistant screws pin torx screws, two (2) per side

Knockouts in back in wire way for wiring to ballast

Minimum of eight (8) 122 cm (48") fixture fasteners to secure hinged housing to back plate for surface mounting.

C. OPERATIONAL SPECIFICATIONS

STANDARD REFERENCES:

C.1 Unless as modified herein or otherwise distinctly specified, all electrical materials, design, clearance, definitions, construction, workmanship and testing will conform to the requirements of the UL standards are to standards of Underwriter Laboratories, Inc. References to the NEC are to the 2014 National Electrical Code (ANSI C1) or latest edition. References to NEMA are to Standards of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association.

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