Am_0007_specs.pdf

APPENDIX – ROOM DATA SHEETS GRAND FORKS AFB – DRP

CUI-Controlled Unclassified Information Bldg. 631-Formal Training Unit

ROOM NAME: 105 & 203 Secure Communications Room

A. Function: Location for secured communication racks and equipment; secured comm lines are distributed from here to the rest of the building, including the Communications Room.

B. Quantity: 2; 1 large comm closet on first floor and 1 small access closet on second floor

C. Adjacencies: Central to the building to minimize excessive lengths of communication lines;

stacking of the closets is preferred

D. Minimum/Maximum Area: As required to fit comm racks

E. Number of Occupants: NA

F. Architectural:

• Walls, Ceiling: 1-hr fire rated boundary walls and ceiling to Mission Assurance Category II requirements per Air Force Fire Protection Engineering Criteria And Technical Guidance for Mission Continuity of Electronic, Information Technology, And Telecommunications Equipment Installations (TSFPEWG G 3-600-01.01-18)

• Doors: Provide card read with PIN

G. Interiors:

• Floors: Static Dissipative Vinyl Tile

• Walls: Paint

• Ceilings: Exposed structure or provide 1-hr rated lid per TSFPEWG G 3-600-01.01-18

H. Electrical/Communications:

• Comm: Refer to Ground to Facility ICD – Annex B for rack/cabinet layout/provisioning.

• Racks/cabinets for secure data distribution as applicable w/ ICD-705-compliant routing support for both backbone and plenum cable distribution. See Ground to Facility ICD—Annex B for additional information.

• ICD-705-compliant Interconnect Conduits to other Comm Rooms, I.D. = 4", minimum bend radius = 7".

• UPS Power: Yes. Everything in this area shall be powered by the Communication Server Room UPS system.

• Power: Duplex receptacles spaced every 10 feet along the walls. Emergency power cutoff switch near room entrance, labeled and protected from accidental engagement. Lightning/surge suppression on all circuits. Each PDU shall have one dedicated UPS circuit to each UPS system A and B.

• Lighting: Recessed direct/indirect luminaire. Manual on when occupant enters. Automatic off within 15 minutes of no activity. All light fixtures in this area shall provide emergency lighting.

I. HVAC/Plumbing/Fire:

• Provide heating/cooling to maintain room temperature of 65-80 deg F. [Am-0007] Base HVAC capacity on anticipated electrical equipment loads. Room 105 equipment load is 120,000 Btu/h and room 203 equipment load is 24,000 Btu/h. [*Am-0007].

• Room must comply with Mission Assurance Category II requirements as identified in Air Force Fire Protection Engineering Criteria And Technical Guidance for Mission Continuity of Electronic, Information Technology, And Telecommunications Equipment Installations (TSFPEWG G 3-600- 01.01-18)

J. Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment:

• CFCI (Equipment with base bid): Communications racks, patch panels, cabling, etc.

• CFCI (Furniture Bid): NA

• GFGI (NIC): NA

3.0 ROOM NAME: 106 AND 115 - SIM (OA) SERVERS

A. Function: Operations Area (OA): Provides communications servers for the entire OA it serves

B. Quantity: 2 (1 per OA)

C. Adjacencies: SIM Rooms

D. Minimum/Maximum Area: 800 s.f. min.

E. Number of Occupants: Not applicable

F. Architectural:

• 15' x 49.5’ (minimum hard dimensional requirements)

• Floor: 18” high RAF

• Walls:

o Exterior ICS/ICD 705 boundary walls o Interior STC 50 walls (structural floor to structural ceiling) to mitigate sound from servers into SIM rooms o 2-hr fire rated boundary walls Mission Assurance Category I requirements. Room is categorized as MAC II, but walls will be constructed to MAC I requirements.

• Ceiling:

o 10’ AFF min.

o 2-hr fire rated as required for Mission Assurance Category I requirements. Room is categorized as MAC II, but ceiling will be constructed to MAC I.

• Doors:

o 72" x 84" double door at exterior. Provide concrete, exterior ramp to accommodate RAF and to connect to existing sidewalk or asphalt to provide cart/dolly access of equipment. Ramp landing at door to be sized to accommodate rotation of equipment into the building with the doors open.

o 48” x 84" door to SIM Corridor with sound seals o Card and PIN access control from SIM Corridor side and on interior side of exterior double door.

G. Interiors:

• Floors: Static dissipative tile

• Walls: Paint

• Ceilings: open to structure

H. Electrical/Communications:

• Comm: Refer to Ground to Facility ICD – Annex A.

• Separate and independent racks/cabinets for NIPR, Voice and Secure distribution as applicable w/ ICD-705-compliant routing support for both backbone and plenum cable distribution.

• Rack Layout: 4-Rows of 7 Racks (20 Racks) setup in a 7-Tile Pitch installation w/ in-row chillers and independent hot-aisle containment between adjacent rows. 15'x15' space from main corridor entry reserved for UPS which shall serve the SIM area spaces, Power Distribution Rack(s), Battery Rack and Fire Suppression System Hardware. (May be installed above or below floor level, as required.)

• ICD-705 compliant Cross Room Interconnect Conduits to Comm Rooms, I.D. = 4", minimum bend radius = 7".

• UPS Power: Yes. Everything in this area shall be powered by the SIM Server Room 1 and 2 UPS system.

• Lighting: Suspended pendant mounted linear luminaire; manual on, manual off. All light fixtures in this area shall provide emergency lighting.

• Power: [Am-0007] Separate and independent 240V 1-Phase and 208V 3-Phase power panels supporting power distribution within the Operations Area compartment outer boundary, mounted to exterior boundary wall adjacent to main corridor entry. [Am-0007] Emergency power cutoff switch near room entrance, labeled and protected from accidental engagement. Lightning/surge suppression on all circuits. UPS system and distribution panels shall be provided by the building contractor and shall be located in the SIM (OA) Server Room. Each PDU shall have a dedicated UPS circuit to each UPS system A and B. Duplex receptacles spaced every 10 feet along the walls.

I. HVAC/Plumbing/Fire:

• Infrastructure for hot aisle containment and identified thermal loading. In-row Cooling shall be provided. [Am-0007] 1,100,000 325,000 [*Am-0007] Btu/h maximum equipment load. Provide redundant cooling source equipment. Provide smoke exhaust system per Air Force IT room guidance (TSFPEWG G 3-600-01.01-18). Provide exhaust and detection equipment for battery storage per UFC 3-520-05.

• Fire:

o Room must comply with Mission Assurance Category II requirements as identified in Air Force Fire Protection Engineering Criteria And Technical Guidance for Mission Continuity of Electronic, Information Technology, And Telecommunications Equipment Installations

(TSFPEWG G 3-600-01.01-18)

o Overhead fire detection/suppression system per UFC 3-600-01 and TSFPEWG G 3-600- 01.01-18 to be configured with SIM hardware layout.

o Clean Agent Suppression System is required.

o Provide VESDA (Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus) o Provide wet pipe sprinkler system with high temperature heads (200F) o The sprinkler system serving the information technology equipment areas or room sprinklers shall be supplied by a separate sprinkler riser or supplied as a separate supervised zone with a dedicated water flow detection device. The riser or zone control valves shall be located outside of the space and readily accessible to emergency responders. Sprinkler activation and supervisory notifications shall be distinctly indicated at the fire alarm receiving location.

J. Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment:

• CFCI (Equipment with base bid): Heterogenous racks 1,2, and 3 (including patch panels) as shown in figures 7, 8, 9, and 10 of Ground to Facility ICD – Annex A; batteries; UPS; hot-aisle containment system for all racks (includes racks to be GFGI).

• GFGI (NIC): Racks not identified as CFCI

Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Bldg. 631-Formal Training Unit

ROOM NAME: 107-109 and 116-118 - SIM

A. Function: Operations Area (OA): Simulator training

B. Quantity: 3 per OA x 2 = 6 total

C. Adjacencies: SIM Server Rooms

D. Minimum/Maximum Area: 157 SF

E. Number of Occupants: 2+ 1 occasional observer

F. Architectural:

• Interior dimensions (hard, dimensional requirements finished face of wall to finished face of wall):

16' 6" x 9' 6"

• Floor: 18” high RAF

• Ceiling Height: 10’

• See plans for STC ratings

• Sliding (barn) door (48" wide/84" tall, no access control) to facilitate ingress/egress of equipment and movement in room.

G. Interior Design:

• Floors: Rubber Tile

• Walls: Paint

• Ceilings: ACT

H. Electrical/Communications:

• Comm: Secure and Non-secure voice and data outlets at each workstation. Refer to Ground to Facility ICD – Annex A.

• 1 - 42U (or equivalent) sound attenuating equipment rack. Cabling and patch panels fed from SIM Server room. Refer to Ground to Facility ICD – Annex A.

• UPS Power: Yes. Everything in this area shall be powered by the SIM Server Room 1 or 2 UPS system.

• Lighting: Manual on when occupant enters. Automatic off within 15 minutes of no activity. All light fixtures in this area shall provide emergency lighting. Provide direct and indirect lighting fixtures for this area. Provide controls to allow the user to select the amount of direct versus indirect lighting. Controls shall provide the following modes:

o 100% direct lighting and 0% indirect lighting o 0% direct lighting and 100% indirect lighting o Selectable percentage 0-100% of indirect lighting versus direct lighting. For example the user selects 40% direct and 60% indirect lighting.

o Dimming capability for both indirect and direct lighting (warmer light temperature). User shall be able to dim in any of the modes listed above.

• Power: Duplex receptacles spaced every 10 feet along the walls. One duplex outlet for each display. One duplex receptacle positioned to support a high-mount display centered on the two workstations. One duplex receptacle positioned to support a high-mount side-mount display "forward" of center on interior wall opposite of entrance. Provide two double-duplex (quadplex) receptacles for each workstation. Each workstation shall have a double-duplex with a dedicated UPS circuit to each UPS system A and B.

Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Bldg. 631-Formal Training Unit

• Infrastructure for closed circuit video

I. HVAC/Plumbing/Fire:

• Independent air supply and return to mitigate against cross-contamination in the event of a smoke/fire event. (i.e., damaged/smoked electrical event in one SIM room should not force evacuation of all SIM rooms.) Provisions for 1 rack hush enclosure exhaust to be ducted into the return air. Hush (ducted rack return air goes back to HVAC system for the space only) enclosure exhaust detail to be provided by Sim Contractor. [Am-0007] 16,600 12,000 [*Am-0007] Btu/h max equipment load. Provide redundant cooling source equipment.

• Smoke detection to provide local alarm.

J. Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment:

• CFCI (Equipment with base bid): Wall mounts for monitors, sound attenuating (“hush”) racks, patch panels.

• GFGI (NIC): See Interior Furniture Plans

ROOM NAME: 114A - JUA Comm Servers

A. Function: Joint Use Area (JUA): Provides communications servers for the north end first floor

B. Quantity: 1

C. Adjacencies: Network Ops Utility

D. Minimum/Maximum Area: 550 sf min.

E. Number of Occupants: Not applicable

F. Architectural:

• 36'-6” x 19’-0” min. (hard dimensional requirements)

• Floor: 18” high raised access flooring

• Walls:

o Exterior ICS/ICD 705 boundary walls o Interior STC-50 boundary walls to mitigate sound from servers into occupied spaces o 2-hr fire rated boundary walls to Mission Assurance Category I (actual is MAC II) requirements per Air Force Fire Protection Engineering Criteria And Technical Guidance for Mission Continuity of Electronic, Information Technology, And Telecommunications Equipment Installations (TSFPEWG G 3-600-01.01-18)

• Ceiling:

o 10’ AFF min.

o 2-hr fire rated as required for Mission Assurance Category I requirements. Room is categorized as MAC II, but ceiling will be constructed to MAC I requirements.

• Doors:

o 72" x 84" double door at exterior. Provide concrete, exterior ramp to accommodate RAF and to connect to existing sidewalk or asphalt to provide cart/dolly access of equipment. Ramp landing at door to be sized to accommodate rotation of equipment into the building with the doors open.

o 48” x 84" door to Network Ops with acoustical seals o Card and PIN access control from Network Ops side and on interior side of exterior double door.

G. Interiors:

• Floors: Static dissipative vinyl tile

• Walls: Painted gypsum wallboard

• Ceilings: open to structure

H. Electrical/Communications:

• Comm: Separate and independent racks for or Secure and Unsecure voice and data distribution within the Joint Use Area compartment outer boundary w/ routing support for both RAF and Plenum cable distribution. Refer to Ground to Facility ICD – Annex A

• Provide 4-Rows of 7 Racks (20 Racks) setup in a 7-Tile Pitch installation w/ in-row chillers and independent hot-aisle containment between adjacent rows. Refer to Ground to Facility ICD – Annex A

• Provide ICD-705-compliant Interconnect Conduits to other Comm Rooms, I.D. = 4", minimum bend radius = 7". Refer to Ground to Facility ICD Annex B.

• Provide conduit pathway for Coaxial and CAT6 cabling from JUA Server room to Antenna platform. Cabling is to be terminated in JUA Server room Rack 1 and on Antenna platform w/ bulkhead connectors in a lockable weatherproof box. Refer to Ground to Facility ICD – Annex A.

• UPS Power: Yes. Everything in this area shall be powered by the Communication Server Room UPS system.

• Lighting: Suspended pendant mounted linear luminaire; manual on, manual off. All light fixtures in this area shall provide emergency lighting.

• Power: [Am-0007] Separate and independent 240V 1-Phase and 208V 3-Phase power panels supporting power distribution from the Communication Server Room UPS system within the Joint Use Area (JUA) Communication Server Room. [Am-0007] Emergency power cutoff switch near room entrance, labeled and protected from accidental engagement. The bidder is free to specify which two racks are configured with the provision however they must be: 1) adjacent to each other; 2) within the same row; (3) one rack must be an end-rack. Rack receptacles should be evenly distributed across the PDU's. Provide redundant A and B UPS power to each rack from Communication Server Room UPS system. Duplex receptacles spaced every 10 feet along the walls. UPS system and distribution panels shall be provided by the building contractor and shall be located in the Communication Server Room.

I. HVAC/Plumbing/Fire:

• Infrastructure for hot aisle containment and identified thermal loading. In-row Cooling shall be provided. [Am-0007] 650,000 325,000 [*Am-0007] Btu/h maximum equipment load. Provide redundant cooling source equipment. Provide smoke exhaust system per Air Force IT room guidance (TSFPEWG G 3-600-01.01-18). Provide exhaust and detection equipment for battery storage per UFC 3-520-05.

• Fire:

o Room must comply with Mission Assurance Category I requirements as identified in Air Force Fire Protection Engineering Criteria And Technical Guidance for Mission Continuity of Electronic, Information Technology, And Telecommunications Equipment Installations

(TSFPEWG G 3-600-01.01-18)

o Overhead fire detection/suppression system as required per UFC 3-600-01 and TSFPEWG G 3-600-01.01-18 to be configured with SIM hardware layout.

o Clean Agent Suppression System is required.

o Provide VESDA (Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus).

o The sprinkler system serving the information technology equipment areas or room sprinklers shall be supplied by a separate sprinkler riser or supplied as a separate supervised zone with a dedicated water flow detection device. The riser or zone control valves shall be located outside of the space and readily accessible to emergency responders. Sprinkler activation and supervisory notifications shall be distinctly indicated at the fire alarm receiving location.

J. Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment: Racks, hot aisle containment, battery rack, UPS

• CFCI (Equipment with base bid): Heterogenous racks 1,2, and 3 (including patch panels) as shown in figures 12 through 14 of Ground to Facility ICD – Annex A; batteries; UPS; hot-aisle containment system for all racks (includes area for racks to be GFGI). Refer to Ground to Facility ICD – Annex A for “antenna farm” requirements

• GFGI (NIC): Racks not listed as CFCI, Antennas