EIE326-01_19_10_00_29-2_4_AM_5_Pages.pdf

DORMITORY, 168 PN EIELSON AFB, AK W911KB-14-R-0017

SECTION 01 19 10.00 29 EIE 326

Provide primer when recommended by vapor-retarder manufacturer.

I. Sealants shall be in conformance with UFC 3-190-01FA.

1. Provide sealants at exterior windows, doors, wall louvers, roof vents and other miscellaneous penetrations through the exterior envelope. Flashings, backer rods, sealants, and caulks shall be provided which properly seal irregular forms, recesses, and grooves weather tight. Sealants shall be either concealed from UV exposure or of the type not susceptible to UV degradation.

2. Sealants shall be chemically formulated for the material substrate, joint movement, and environmental exposure. Color shall match adjacent materials.

J. Exterior signage shall be provided for all buildings. Sign shall be painted aluminum sheet in accordance with UFC 3-120-01 and located where best viewed from primary approach.

2.4.10 Roofing:

A. Warranty: Provide a manufacturer’s, non-penal sum, and labor and materials warranty for the complete roofing assembly. Warrant shall state that within the specified warranty period the roofing system will be free of leaks caused by defects in materials and/or workmanship and is warranted for wind speed or uplift pressures in accordance with latest edition of ASCE-7 Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures. Proposers shall specify their duration of this warranty, required periodic inspections, warranty terms, exclusions and limits as part of their proposal documents. Also include in warranty narrative which Post- Construction (Post-Occupancy) Roof Modifications must be made in accordance with warranty requirements in order to not void the warranty. Installer shall be approved by the manufacturer as a certified installer of the manufacturer’s roofing systems.

B. Wind Resistance and Fire Rating: Utilize independently tested and rated roof systems, such as Factory Mutual (FM) or Underwriters Laboratory (UL). Roof systems wind uplift pressures and dimensions of the corners, perimeter and field of the roof shall be designed in accordance with latest edition of ASCE-7 Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures, but include a two times (2x) safety Factored Tested Load Capacity when selecting a roofing assembly based on uplift pressures (unless included in testing standard or design guidance). Delineate calculated values in the roof specification or drawings. Standing Seam Metal Roofing and/or Insulated Metal Panel Roofing shall be designed to meet:

1. Fire Rating: UL Class A fire rating per UL 790 or Factory Mutual (FM) Class 1 per FM

2. Uplift Rating: UL Class 30, 60 or higher uplift rating per UL 580 or UL 1987 or FM I-45, I- 60 or higher wind uplift rating per FM 4471. Coordinate selected roofing assembly with structural engineer for design of roof decking and supporting members in accordance with UL or FM tested assemblies.

C. Air and Vapor Barriers: Coordinate roofing design with UFC 3-101-01 Architecture, which provides design criteria for the building envelope as a whole, including the roof. In particular, provide required dew point calculation to verify that the vapor retarder has been positioned correctly in the roof assembly.

D. Standing Seam Metal Roofing:

1. Roof slope shall AM#5… conform to EAFB Architectural Compatibility Guide. …AM#5

2. Sloped roofing is required at the building entrances and emergency exits. Exposed support framing shall be designed to enhance the building form.

3. Roofing shall be standing seam metal. Panels shall be minimum 22 gauge, if

b. Half-glass lites shall be a minimum 18 inches x 24 inches size with bottom edge 54 inches from finish floor; Use minimum 1/4 inch safety glazing.

2. Door frames: All door frames shall be hollow metal construction with corners mitered, welded and ground smooth with factory-installed door silencers.

a. All door frames located in CMU walls (interior and exterior) shall be mortar grouted solid with the appropriate jamb anchors installed for masonry or drywall construction.

b. Door frames shall be factory primed to receive field finish.

3. Door Hardware: Hardware shall be compliant with NFPA 101 and referenced accessibility standards, conform to ANSI/BHMA and integrate project into existing base security system.

a. Hardware shall be heavy-duty commercial grade builder’s hardware throughout with features inaccessible to tampering and shall have satin stainless steel finish (US32D). Hinges at outward-swinging exterior doors shall have non-removable pins

(NRP).

b. Eielson AFB utilizes an electronic Card Key Access System. Existing Base wide system is “Best” brand B.A.S.I.S. G Card Reader System as manufactured by Best Access Systems, a Division of Stanley Security Solutions, Inc. Electronic key card access system shall be installed by a certified “Best” installer and programmed by a certified “Best” programmer.

c. Door locksets shall be “Best” brand, commercial grade I, heavy duty or shall meet or exceed “Best” performance requirements with AM#5… knobs …AM#5 and escutcheons. Cylinders shall be 7-pin, interchangeable core, tumbler type constructed from brass or bronze, stainless steel or nickel silver; mortise type threaded cylinders with rings and straight or clover type cam.

d. Master Keying and Locks: Eielson AFB utilizes the master keying system provided by the BEST Universal Lock Co. Cores are required to be “Best” brand, no substitutions. Interchangeable cores shall match finish of lockset. Locks shall be supplied with construction cores. Sleeping room, bathroom, closet and personal gear storage locks shall be keyed to match the module entry lock. Module entry locks shall be keyed to match the main building entry locks.

e. Door closers shall be provided for doors which are part of fire rated assemblies and exterior doors. Closers at exterior doors shall be provided with cold-weather fluid and installed on the warm side of the door.

f. Knox Box shall be provided at main entry door. Knox box hardware and placement shall be coordinated with the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).

g. Emergency exit-only doors shall have no exterior hardware, deadlocking panic hardware only on interior side.

h. Kick plates shall be 0.05 inch x 35 inches x 12 inches stainless steel, beveled at edges.

i. Wall stops or overhead stops are required throughout, floor stops should be avoided.

j. Door silencers shall be used at all doors except those in gasketed frames.

k. Weather-stripping for head and jamb protection shall be elastomeric type of synthetic rubber, vinyl, or neoprene per door frame manufacturer. Use bottom sweep weather-stripping, 1/8 inch thick neoprene or spring tension type of bronze or corrosion resisting steel on an extruded aluminum or bronze bar.

l. Wide-angle door viewer is required for module entry and sleeping room doors.

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4. Provide swing arm or chain hook type security door guard system at interior side of all bedroom doors.

5. At main entry, on the interior door (or pair of doors) of Arctic Vestibule, provide Key Card Access System electronic card swipe on exterior (vestibule) side of one door and provide panic device hardware on the interior (lobby) side of both door(s). At pairs of doors, use removable mullion (for panic device latch) or vertical rods, integrated into panic devices and/or key card swipe, as means of securing doors. …AM#5 a.

C. Access doors required for mechanical or other equipment and systems shall be coordinated to minimize visual impact while providing adequate access to equipment being serviced.

1. Fabricate frames, flanges and door panels of 16 ga. steel. Use UL listed products in rated ceilings and partitions in accordance with NFPA 80-99, NFPA 252-99, and UL 10B- 97.

2. Size access panels so that two-handed work can be easily accomplished.

3. Door and frames shall be factory primed and field finished to match adjacent surfaces.

D. Hollow Metal Relites

1. Frames shall have a load carrying capacity of 950 lbs. Factory primed to receive field finish.

2. Removable glazing beads shall be screw on or snap-on type. Frame assembly shall display required UL ratings.

3. Safety glass shall meet ASTM C 1172 and ANSI Z 97.1.

E. Stairs minimum construction shall be painted steel, welded construction stringers, risers, and concrete-filled pans, and painted steel pipe railing. Stair safety nosings shall be extruded aluminum base with abrasive aluminum oxide filler extending over the radius of nose. Anti-slip filler shall contain approximately 60% virgin grain aluminum oxide abrasive and shall be bonded to the aluminum base with epoxy. Nosings shall finish flush with the top of the traffic surface. Color of abrasive filler shall be dark and coordinated with the interior finishes.

F. Elevator shall be rated for a minimum 3,500 lbs and function as a combined freight and passenger elevator. Elevator shall be a holeless, hydraulic type with a single speed, side opening door. Car finishes shall be manufacturer’s standard as noted on Room Criteria Sheets. Car shall be sized to accommodate a 24 inches x 84 inches ambulance stretcher.

Interior finishes shall be stainless steel walls, rubber flooring, and stainless steel flat bar hand rails. Control functions of the elevator shall be controlled by card key systems and emergency responder keys.

2.4.12 Interior Finishes

A. Surfaces that have a relatively long service life, such as porcelain tile, plastic laminate, window blinds, etc., should have a neutral color. Surfaces that have a relatively short service life, such as paint, may be assigned trendier colors to add visual interest and vitality, however faux finishes or techniques that require specialized knowledge or skill to repair are prohibited.