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IRS Operations & Maintenance Contract
Performance Work Statement
TECHNICAL EXHIBIT TE-1
GENERAL LOCATION AND SITE INFORMATION
1.
Location:
1111 Constitution Ave., NW
Washington, District of Columbia 20224 2.
Mission: The 1111 Headquarters Building houses the Internal Revenue Service Commissioner, Deputy Commissioner, Chief Counsel, and other senior level executives and heads of office for the Operational Business Units. They are responsible for the leadership, development and implementation of nationwide policies, and programs to the administration of the internal revenue tax laws.
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Climate:
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Population: 3,664 5.
Facility Data:
Number of buildings:
One (1) Total square feet: 1,424,395
Building #: DC0022ZZ, constructed 1928-1936 Pennsylvania Avenue National Historic Site #66000865 The Internal Revenue Service Building is located in the center of the Federal Triangle complex in Washington, D.C. It is bounded on the north by Pennsylvania Avenue, and the west by 12th Street. The IRS Building is rectangular in form with a circular section on its northwest corner facing 12th Street and an L-shaped arm from the northwest corner on 10th Street. The main building has 4 interior courts which divide the great mass of the building and provide the inner offices with daylight and ventilation. The building is 7 stories in height, although the architectural treatment of the exterior walls gives the illusion of 5 stories. Th 6th floor is located behind the main cornice and the 7th floor is set back behind the balustrade. The general architectural style for the Federal Triangle was the 18th century French Renaissance style, which in turn derived its inspiration from the Italian Renaissance architecture. The IRS Building is one of the more simple interpretations of this style in the Federal Triangle.
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