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Design and Construct a C-5M Formal Training Unit Facility, Dover Air Force Base, Dover, Delaware

THIS AMENDMENT DOES NOT EXTEND THE PROPOSAL DUE DATE OF 31 JANUARY 2012 AT 4:00 PM.

The cut off date for Requests for Information (RFI) has past. If additional RFI's are received, they may not be addressed.

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US Army Engineer District, Philadelphia Wanamaker Building, 100 Penn Square East Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107-3390

US Army Engineer District, Philadelphia Attn: Michelle Bertoline Wanamaker Building, 100 Penn Square East Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107-3390

W912BU-12-R-0002

01/20/2012

11/14/2011

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Amendment No. 0004

RFP W912BU-12-R-0002

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT (continued)

a. RFIs with RESPONSES: RFIs with responses, annotated Amendment No. 0004 are attached to this amendment.

b. SPECIFICATIONS:

(1) BIDDING SCHEDULE: Please delete page 00010-3 in its entirety and substitute revised page 00010-3, annotated Amendment No. 0004, attached hereto.

(2) Section 00800 – SPECIAL CLAUSES: Please delete page 00800-3 in its entirety and substitute revised page 00800-3, annotated Amendment No. 0004, attached hereto.

(3) Section 01 10 00 – STATEMENT OF WORK: Please delete section 01 10 00 in its entirety and substitute revised section 01 10 00, annotated Amendment No.

0004, attached hereto.

(4) Section 01 33 16 – DESIGN AFTER AWARD: Please delete section 01 33 16, in its entirety and substitute revised section 01 33 16, annotated Amendment No.

0004, attached hereto.

c. CONTRACT DRAWINGS:

(1) Please delete drawings CL101 in its entirety and substitute revised drawings of the same number, with the latest revision date of 20 Jan 2012, attached hereto.

(2) Insert Reference drawing CG101 attached hereto.

d. Please indicate receipt of this amendment on Standard Form 1442 (SOLICITATION, OFFER, AND AWARD) as Amendment No. 0004. Failure to acknowledge all amendments may be cause for rejection of the offer.

W912BU-12-R-0002

FOR INFORMATION ONLY

REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION WITH RESPONSES

Solicitation No. W912BU-12-R-0002 20-Jan-2012

RFI # Discipline Dwg Sheet/Spec Section Comment Response

General Requirements 01 11 00

Para 1.16: Based on the floor plan provided for the C5M Facility (building # Unknown) design/build project at Dover AFB, below is the cost estimate for Kent County Sewer Permit & Impact Fees we requested. Estimated EDU = 3.2 (equivalent Dwelling Units) Estimated County Impact Fee=

3.2 EDU x $1,771.00 per EDU = $5,667.20 Estimated District

Impact Fee = 3.2 EDU x $1,573.00 per EDU = $5,033.60 Commercial Sewer Permit Fee = $325.00 TOTAL Estimated Cost $11,025.80 Do we need to include these fees in our proposal? Note: If approved by the DAFB, the County & District Impact Fees stated above MAY be waived due to an existing credit on the DAFB accounts. Commercial Sewer permit fees would still apply. Please Advise. See Amendment No. 0004.

86 Civil CL101/CL102

Can the civil site plan for the C-5/C-17 CAMTF-Phase I Building be provided so that the proposed improvements by that plan can be evaluated when preparing the design/build proposal? This information would also be helpful in reviewing the routing of storm sewer outfalls from the proposed C-5M FTUF site. See Amendment No. 0004.

87 Civil 6.3.5

Do ADA accessibility requirements need to be achieved from the existing parking lot located to the north of the FTUF or just the new walkways. No, just the new walkways.

88 Civil 6.4.5.4 (6) (b)

Did the storm drainage pipe design for the C-5/C-17 CAMTF- Phase I Building account for the increase in runoff from the development of the FTUF site? See Amendment No. 0004.

89 Civil 6.4.5.4 (6) (a)

Is the ditch running between the parking lot to the north and the Unnamed Access Road a part of the storm water detention facility for the base? If it is was it designed to account for the increase in the runoff created by the development of the FTUF site? See Amendment No. 0004.

90 Civil 6.4.5.4 (6) (a)

Does the base have any information on how peak discharge storm water management was achieved to allow the FTUF site to be constructed without providing detention or water quality measures? See Amendment No. 0004.

91 Civil 6.4.5.4 (5) (a)

Can the site engineer assume that if storm water from the proposed new building site is discharged into the drainage ditch north of the Unnamed Access Road, it will be adequate and that no further downstream analysis of storm drainage adequacy is required? If this statement is not correct, how far downstream from the site will topographic and drainage analysis be required? See Amendment No. 0004.

92 Furniture 01 10 00 - 6.16.3

Page 130 of 134, The modular workstations calls for panels.

On page 9 of 134 - private offices calls for modular furniture.

Do 6x8 cubicles go in these private offices?

Please bid the requirements specified for these private offices. See Amendment No. 0004 for changes to the modular furniture.

93 Furniture 01 10 00 - 3.6 Page 11 of 134 - Are the OSF, OST, and OSTM to have cubicles or desk? See Amendment No. 0004.

94 Furniture 01 10 00 - 3.6 Page 11 of 134 - Are the student workstations to be cubicles or desk? What size should the furniture be? See Amendment No. 0004.

95 Furniture 01 10 00 - 3.6 Page 16 of 134 - Is the workstation to be a cubicle or deks? See Amendment No. 0004.

Is the proposed concrete on drawing CL101 in the phase I building area going to be poured prior to the construction of the C5 Training Facility? If so have any provisions been made to get conduits to the existing high voltage switch?

Phase I has been constructed and is complete.

97 Are room data sheets for each room going to be released? No.

How may voice/data jacks should be installed in the OST/OSTM and the OSF rooms?

Please see Para 3.6.2 of Section 01 10 00.

Where are the exterior pathways going to be located? This is needed to determine where the bollards will be required. See Amendment No. 0003.

In the Army Corps of Engineers Design Criteria and Specifications Volume 1 of 2, section 01 10 00 6.10.3 indicates that MC is not an acceptable wiring method except for lighting fixture whips. But Volume 2 of 2, design guide page 20 of 31, section 10.6.2, states that MC Cable is permitted for branch circuits rated 30 amps or less. Can we use MC Cable as a wiring method for branch lighting and receptacles? See Amendment No. 0004.

On the revised drawing CL101 inside the clouded area, there is an existing electric switch box feeding a transformer and electric box adjacent to Building 208. Which existing switch are we supposed to run our high voltage feed from? If the electric box next to building 828 is a pad mount transformer, can we run the high voltage feed from there?

The information requested is specified in the RFP. Please bid as shown.

Volume 1 of 2, Design Criteria and Specifications 6.10.2 page 109 of 134, states that panels feeding non-lineal loads has to have a 200% neutral with an isolated ground bar. Will this project require a 200% neutral and an isolated ground bar since there are some offices? Yes. Please bid as shown.

Other that the receptacle wall spacing described in Volume 1 of 2 Design Criteria and Specifications section 6.10.5, page 104 of 134, will any other receptacles be required in OST/OSTM and OSF rooms?

Yes. See Para 2.3.2 of Section 01 10

00. Please bid as shown.

Will there be a requirement for furniture for this project and if so, would you be the specifer.

Please see the RFP for furniture requirements. Please bid as shown.

105 Page Count Section 00100 Specifications state that checklists will not be counted as the total page count. Can we put as an appendix to be evaluated? Yes

Design approach Section 00100

Where do you want to see the design and LEED approach for the proposal?

This is not required for proposal submission.

107 Design Section 00100 Are we required to submit a detailed narrative of the electrical and mechanical design that we are proposing.?

This is not required for proposal submission.

108 Site 5.0

Existing trench drain from the C-5/C-17 Building. The invert of this pipe is below 17.63 so it is not clear how to "daylight" this pipe under the new scenario that eliminates the small basin area, also the flow path indicated on Drawing CL101 is approximately 0.30% slope. See Amendment No. 0004.

109 Site 5.0 Rear building access does not need a sidewalk or an accessible entrance? Correct.

110 Architectural 01 10 00 Para. 3.4.2

The Gross Building SF is 6,027 SF. The Total Net SF for the Program is 6,024 SF. The total area of the exterior and interior walls is approximately 12% of the gross area. This will require the same approximate percentage of area reduction to each room. Is this acceptable? See Amendment No. 0004.

111 Architectural We would like to present our own design for the building that meets all of the requirements of the RFP. Is this Allowed? Yes.

112 Architecture 6.5.6.11

This section states that the subdrainage pipe underdrains from the building shall connect with the storm water system. Can this connection be via a sump pump that discharges on grade to a swale and not directly into a piped storm water system? Yes.

113 Structural 6 5 6 4

Para 1 indicates the cold-formed metal framing shall be 16 gauge minimum. Does this minimum gauge apply to interior stud walls?

See Para. 6.5.6.8 (2)(a) of Section 01 10 00.

114 Structural 6 6 6 4

Can interior partitions have a positive attachment to exterior walls of structure? Will this satisfy positive attachment requirements? See Amendment No. 0004.

115 Electrical 6.14

If we have to go after the LEED point measurement and verification the owner will be required to maintain data to USGBC, is this acceptable? Yes

116 Electrical 6.3.9-Site Lighting

Can LED lighting be used instead of metal halide with similar lighting characteristics/color temperature in order to get additional LEED credits. Light pollution and energy. See Amendment No. 0004.

117 Electrical 6.9.2.3

RFP calls for a primary service transformer of 225 kva 12.4KV- 277/480V transformer, however if equipment selections require 208V connections can a 208V service be provided as an option?

See UFC 3-520-01 entitled Interior Electrical Systems for allowable voltage service to the facility.

Energy Conservation 6.12.5.2

Several items are listed to be analyzed for life cycle payback.

If any/all/some of these items are proved to be life cycle effective are they to be included in the project? Please bid as shown.

119 Mechanical 6.11.2.6[Para. 3]

This paragraph calls for independent temperature controls for individual offices. While this sytem would provide the most comfort it will eliminate the option for using high efficiency heatpumps/furnaces is that what was intended? Please bid as shown.

120 Mechanical 6.11.6.1 and 6.11.6.5 If boilers are part of the mechanical system are two boilers required? N+1 redundancy is not required. See Amendment No. 0004.

121 Civil 01 10 00 CL101 Paragraph 6.4.8.1 indicates that sidewalks shall be 5' wide.

Drawing CL101 states 6' wide. Please clarify. See Amendment No. 0004.

122 Civil 01 10 00 In Amendment No.0003, paragraph 6.4.5.4(6)(b), a reference is made to Appendix H. We could not find an Appendix H. See Amendment No. 0004.

123 Civil 01 10 00 CL101

Paragraph 6.4.4.2 indicates that sidewalks shall have a maximum slope of 1:20. It also states that they shall provide ADA-compliant accessible routes. We have been given the building FF elevation of 22.0. The 1/10/12 revisions to CL101 includes a conceptual sidewalk from the front of the FTUF to the concrete surface east of the C-5/C-17 Phase 1 Bldg.

CL101 does not provide spot elevations along the edge of the concrete surface but based on the contours we estimate in the range of elevation 19.25-19.50. It is clear that a much longer sidewalk would be required to maintain a maximum slope of 1:20. Even if we were allowed to design a ramp at 1:12 per ADA requirements the sidewalk length as shown would be insufficient. Would your preference be to move the proposed FTUF building to the south (likely would put it too close to the future expansion of BLDG 208); design "switchbacks" into the sidewalk; or to significantly change the sidewalk alignment to tie into the concrete surface much further north or west of where it is shown? See Amendment No. 0004.

124 Electrical Statement of Work Section 6.9.2.3

Please confirm distance from power source to the new pad-mounted transformer.

The location of the switch and the location of the transformer are both indicated on the dwgs. Bid as indicated.

125 Earthwork Statement of Work Section 6.4.2.2

Please clarify if soil stockpiled from the building excavation must be tested for contaminates prior to being used as backfill within the building or site limits.

Please see the Dover Design Guide and the Division 1 specifications for requirements for testing of soil. Please bid as shown.

126 Electrical Statement of Work Section 5.7.4.1

Pleasae confirm if the source for communications will be from the relocated duct banks surrounding the building's perimeter. Confirmed.

127 LEED Appendix C SSc1

Amendment No. 3 did not appear to address if SSc1 is achievable. Please confirm that the site complies with LEED credit SSc1 – Site selection (i.e. not prime farmland, is not a previously undeveloped land that is lower than 5’ in a 100 year flood plain, not a habitat for an endangered species, is not within 100 feet of any wetlands, is not a previously undeveloped land within 50 feet for water, or the land was not previously public parkland.)

It is the Contractor's responsibility to determine if any or all LEED credits are achievable unless otherwise indicated as "NO" in the LEED checklist.

128 LEED Drawings A101 Can an area of the mechanical room be used for a shower room to comply with SSc4.2?

It is the Contractor's responsibility to determine if any or all LEED credits are achievable unless otherwise indicated as "NO" in the LEED checklist.

129 LEED Appendix C SSc4.3

Amendment No. 3 did not appear to address if SSc4.3 is achievable. Is it acceptable to provide dedicated low emitting/fuel efficient parking signs or alternative refueling station at existing parking stalls outside the project limits to achieve LEED credit SSc4.3?

It is the Contractor's responsibility to determine if any or all LEED credits are achievable unless otherwise indicated as "NO" in the LEED checklist.

130 LEED Appendix C SSc5.2

Amendment No. 3 did not appear to address if SSc5.2 is achievable. Is it acceptable to dedicate open space within the 33’ offset equal to the building footprint to achieve LEED credit SSc5.2?

It is the Contractor's responsibility to determine if any or all LEED credits are achievable unless otherwise indicated as "NO" in the LEED checklist.

131 LEED Appendix C SSc7.2

Is it acceptable to provide a LEED SRI compliant bronze color metal roofing material that is similar to the adjacent buildings to comply with SSc7.2?

The color must comply with the Dover AFB Achitectural Compatability Plan and the Dover AFB Architectural Review Board.

132 LEED

Appendix C WEp1 and WEc3

Amendment No. 3 did not appear to address if SSc5.2 is achievable. Is it acceptable to provide dual flush toilets to comply with WEp1 and WEc3?

It is the Contractor's responsibility to determine if any or all LEED credits are achievable unless otherwise indicated as "NO" in the LEED checklist.

133 LEED Appendix C EAc2

Please confirm that per Amendment 3, EAc2 – 1% using PV on the roof is required and therefore regional priority credit for EAc2 -1% is also required.

It is the Contractor's responsibility to determine if any or all LEED credits are achievable unless otherwise indicated as "NO" in the LEED checklist.

134 LEED

Section 01 10 00 3.6 and Appendix C

Amendment No. 3 did not appear to address the transient/visitor occupant number to be used. Please confirm that 10 transients/visitors is an acceptable number to utilize in calculations for LEED credits. See Amendment No. 0004.

00010-3

BIDDING SCHEDULE

(To be attached to SF 1442)

Item Estimated Unit Estimated No. Description Quantity Unit Price Amount

BASE BID:

1. C-5M Formal Training Unit Facility (FTUF) – Design and Construction 1 Job LS $____________

OPTION 1:

2. Furniture, Furnishings and Equipment 1 Job LS $____________

OPTION 2:

3. Enhanced Commissioning 1 Job LS $____________

OPTION 3:

4. Building Information Modeling (BIM) 1 Job LS $____________

TOTAL ESTIMATED BASE BID, AND ALL OPTIONS AMOUNT: $____________

NOTES:

1. Offerors must bid on all items.

SPECIAL CLAUSES

SC-1 COMMENCEMENT, PROSECUTION, AND COMPLETION OF WORK (APR 1984)

The Contractor shall be required to (a) commence work under this contract within 10 calendar days after the Contractor receives the notice to proceed,

(b) prosecute the work diligently, and (c) complete the entire Base Bid work ready for use not later than 540 calendar days after the date the Contractor receives the notice to proceed.

The Contracting Officer has the right to exercise Option 1 within 240 calendar days after the Contractor receives the notice to proceed for the Base Bid. The contract will be extended 30 calendar days if Option 1 is awarded.

The Contracting Officer has the right to exercise Option 2 within 60 calendar days after the Contractor receives the notice to proceed for the Base Bid. The contract will not be extended if Option 2 is awarded.

The Contracting Officer has the right to exercise Option 3 within 10 calendar days after the Contractor receives the notice to proceed for the Base Bid. The contract will not be extended if Option 3 is awarded.

The time stated for completion shall include final cleanup of the premises.

(FAR 52.211-10)

SC-2 LIQUIDATED DAMAGES - CONSTRUCTION (SEP 2000)

(a) If the Contractor fails to complete the work within the time specified in the contract, the Contractor shall pay liquidated damages to the Government in the amount of $600.00 for each calendar day of delay until the work is completed or accepted.

(b) If the Government terminates the Contractor's right to proceed, liquidated damages will continue to accrue until the work is completed.

These liquidated damages are in addition to excess costs of repurchase under the Termination clause. (FAR 52.211-12)

SC-3 CONTRACT DRAWINGS, MAPS AND SPECIFICATIONS (AUG 2000)

a. Upon obtaining the plans and specifications, the Contractor shall:

(1) Immediately check the specifications and all drawings;

(2) Compare specifications and all drawings and verify the figures before laying out the work;

(3) Promptly notify the Contracting Officer of any discrepancies;

(4) Be responsible for any errors that might have been avoided by complying with this paragraph

b. Large-scale drawings shall govern small-scale drawings. Figures marked on drawings shall, in general, be followed in preference to scale measurements.

c. Omissions from the drawings or specifications or the misdescription of details of work that are manifestly necessary to carry out the intent of the drawings and specifications, or that are customarily performed, shall not relieve the Contractor from performing such omitted or misdescribed details of the work. The Contractor shall perform such details as if fully

Section 00800 Page 3

Request for Proposal and correctly set forth and described in the drawings and specifications.

d. The work shall conform to the specifications and the contract drawings identified on the following, all of which are available in the office of the District Engineer, U.S. Army Engineer District, Philadelphia, Room 643, Wanamaker Building, 100 Penn Square East, Philadelphia, PA 19107. Drawings are titled: "C-5M Formal Training Unit Facility, Dover AFB, DE" and have the plate numbers, titles, and dates as indicated on Contract Drawing No. T1, Title Sheet. (DFARS 252.236-7001)

SC-4 PHYSICAL DATA (APR 1984)

Data and information furnished or referred to below is for the Contractor's information. The Government shall not be responsible for any interpretation of or conclusion drawn from the data or information by the Contractor. (FAR 52.236-4)

a. Weather Conditions. The climate of the area is referred to as "continental" by climatologists, characterized by cold winters and moderately hot summers. Complete weather records and reports may be obtained from the local U.S. Weather Bureau Office nearest to the work site. The Contractor shall satisfy himself as to the hazards likely to arise from weather conditions during the construction period.

b. Location. The site of the work is located at Dover Air Force Base, located 4.5 miles south of metropolitan Dover in the State of Delaware. The site of the work is on a military reservation and all rules and regulations issued by the Commanding Officer covering general safety, security, smoking policy, and sanitary requirements, etc., shall be observed by the Contractor.

c. Transportation Facilities: U.S. Highway 113 and State Route 9 serve the locality of the proposed work. The Contractor shall make his own investigation of available routes and load limits of bridges. Roads within the Military Reservation may be used by the Contractor subject to the approval of the Post Authorities. Such roads, if used by the Contractor, shall be maintained throughout the contract period and shall be restored to at least the condition which existed prior to the start of work. The Contractor shall also be responsible for the construction of any temporary haul roads and bridges required for execution of the contract work. All temporary construction shall be removed by the Contractor and the area restored to the condition which existed prior to the start of work.

d. Magnitude of the Contract Work. The estimated value of the contract work is between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000.

e. Interruption of Utilities.

(1) No utility services shall be interrupted by the Contractor to make connections, to relocate, or for any other purpose, without the approval of the Contracting Officer. Power outages and limited utility interruptions for hookups will be permitted in accordance with a previously-arranged schedule. The Contractor shall be responsible for notifying and coordinating all temporary outages with the Contracting Officer at least five working days in advance of the intended outage.

(2) Request for permission to shut down services shall be submitted in writing to the Contracting Officer not less than 17 days prior to the date

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SECTION 01 10 00

STATEMENT OF WORK

1.0 Project Objectives

2.0 Scope

2.1 Site

2.2 Equipment

2.3 Furniture Requirements

3.0 Functional and Area Requirements

3.1 Assumptions

3.2 Mission

3.3 Personnel Requirements

3.4 Space Requirements

3.5 Space Concepts

3.6 Space Requirements

4.0 Applicable Criteria

4.1 Applicable Industry Criteria

4.2 Applicable Military Criteria

4.3 Applicable Dover Air Force Base Specific Criteria

4.4 Other Applicable Government Material

4.5 Precedence

5.0 General Technical Requirements

5.1 Site Planning and Design

5.2 Site Engineering

5.3 Architecture and Interior Design

5.4 Structural Design

5.5 Thermal Performance

5.6 Plumbing

5.7 Electrical Systems

5.8 Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning

5.9 Energy Conservation

5.10 Fire Protection and Life Safety

5.11 Sustainable Design

5.12 Security (Anti-Terrorism Standards)

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6.0 Project Specific Requirements

6.1 General

6.2 (Not Used)

6.3 Site Planning and Design

6.4 Site Engineering

6.5 Architecture

6.6 Structural Design

6.7 Thermal Performance

6.8 Plumbing

6.9 Site Electrical Systems

6.10 Facility Electrical Systems

6.11 Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning

6.12 Energy Conservation

6.13 Fire Protection

6.14 Sustainable Design

6.15 Environmental

6.16 Furniture Requirements

6.17 Security

6.18 Permits

6.19 Demolition

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1.0. PROJECT OBJECTIVES

It is the Air Force's objective that the C-5M Formal Training Unit Facility (FTUF) will have a 25-year useful design life before a possible reuse/repurpose or renovation requirement, to include normal sustainment, restoration and modernization activities, and a 50-year building replacement life. Therefore, the design and construction shall provide an appropriate level of quality to ensure the continued use of the facility over that time period with the application of reasonable preventive maintenance and repairs that would be industry-acceptable. The site infrastructure will have at least a 50-year life expectancy with industry-accepted maintenance and repair cycles.

The Government is required by Public Law 102-486, Executive Order 12902, and Federal Regulations 10 CFR 435 to design and construct facilities in an energy-conserving manner while considering life cycle cost over the life of the facilities.

The project site should be developed for efficiency and to convey a sense of unity or connectivity with the adjacent buildings and with the Base as a whole.

Requirements stated in this contract are minimums. Innovative, creative, and life cycle cost-effective solutions, which meet or exceed these requirements, are encouraged.

2.0. SCOPE

2.1 SITE

There are approximately 0.5 acres available for this project.

2.1.1. Building

Provide a 6,027 gross square-foot maximum building (measured exterior face to exterior face). See Paragraphs 3.0 through 6.19.

2.2. EQUIPMENT*

The following is a partial list of Government - Furnished / Government-Installed (GFGI) items. Final coordination of required equipment shall be confirmed with the User.

Coordinate with Government on GFGI item requirements.

G = Government Responsibility

EQUIPMENT* FURNISH INSTALL

Computers, related hardware G G

Copiers G G

Printers G G

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2.3. FURNITURE, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (FF&E) REQUIREMENTS (Base Bid)

2.3.1. Provide furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) design for all spaces. See paragraph 3.6 SPACE REQUIREMENTS for requirements for each space.

Coordinate with the User to review and refine these requirements for furniture systems, movable furniture, equipment, existing items to be reused, storage systems, etc. Early coordination of the FF&E schedule is required so the Facility is complete and usable at turnover. FF&E procurement and installation will be based upon the reviewed and approved FF&E package to be provided. See Paragraph

5.3.5.1. All built-in furniture and millwork requirements are the responsibility of the Offeror and is not considered part of the FF&E.

2.3.2. See Paragraph 5.3.5 for Comprehensive Interior Design (CID) requirements. The tasks described in the CID are included in this contract. The Offeror shall coordinate and schedule FF&E installation BY OTHERS. Under the Base Bid, the Offeror shall coordinate, provide and install electrical power and data and voice cabling, from the wall to junction boxes in the ceiling above approved locations of modular workstations. Also under the Base Bid, the Offeror shall also provide all utilities (electrical, data cabling) to, and, all structural blocking and brackets for, the required

FF&E,

2.3.3. See Paragraph 6.16 for FF&E requirements for the design phase.

2.3.4. As part of the CID preparation, Offerors are required to provide a cost estimate for complete FF&E procurement and installation. Government prices shall be utilized to estimate these items.

2.4 FF&E REQUIREMENTS (Option 1)

2.4.1. The Offeror shall procure and install all FF&E from the approved FF&E design provided with the Base Bid. Included with Option 1 shall be power poles and electrical “whips,” provided with the modular furniture. Option 1 includes the complete and usable installation of all FF&E items. Government pricing will be available to the Offeror to purchase these items.

3.0 FUNCTIONAL AND AREA REQUIREMENTS

This section contains the C-5M Formal Training Unit Facility (FTUF) program information and provides the data necessary to inform the quantitative and qualitative requirements for a new FTUF, as well as provides performance criteria for the elements required.

3.1. ASSUMPTIONS

Personnel requirements outlined in this document are based on reporting by the FTUF organization. Final personnel requirements shall be confirmed by the Design- Build (D-B) Offeror with the FTUF organization.

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3.2 MISSION

Congress has approved the modification of C-5 aircraft to C-5Ms. The C-5M FTU shall provide office space for the Instructors who will instruct Airmen in these modifications.

3.3 PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS

Approximately thirty full-time personnel will be located in the new C-5M FTU facility located at Dover AFB, Delaware. Varying numbers of students will be in the building at various times.

3.4 SPACE REQUIREMENTS

3.4.1 This program is developed into the following space categories:

(1) Instructor Offices:

The FTU facility is the offices of the Air Force and Contractor instructors that will instruct Airmen in the modifications of C-5s to C-5Ms. Two Flights, under the Operations Support Squadron (OSS), will occupy the FTUF: The Formal Training Flight (OSF) conducts initial aircraft training. The Aircrew Training Flight (OST) conducts follow-on aircraft training. The instructors are both Military and Contracted. There are 10 Instructors for the OSF and 5 Instructors for the OST. The OSF will occupy one large office space and the OST will occupy another large office space.

(2) OSTM:

The OSTM office is a aviation resources management office that supports the OSS. There are 4 OSTM personnel with two of those personnel directly working with visitors in a “customer service representative” role.

(3) In-Brief Rooms:

The In-Brief Rooms (IBR) shall be for briefings between the Instructors and student(s). They shall be four (4) individual rooms that provide privacy for those briefings. The IBRs shall accommodate one table for four personnel.

(4) Scheduler:

The scheduler’s office shall be located near the main entrance of the facility. This office shall include a service counter and accommodate two personnel.

(5) Private Offices:

(a) The Flight Crew Chief’s and the Deputy Flight Commander offices shall be co-located with the OST/OSTM.

(b) The Lead Flight Engineer (FE) and the Lead Pilot offices shall be co-located with the OSF.

(c) The Chief, Host Aviation Resource Management (CHARM) office shall be co-located with the OSTM.

(d) The Testing Room shall be co-located with the OSF.

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(e) The Flight Commanders office shall be located away from foot traffic and noise.

(6) Conference Room:

Like the Scheduler’s office, the conference room shall be located near the main entrance of the facility.

(7) Break Room:

Break Room and rest rooms shall be colocated with the mechanical room, as best as possible, to minimize piping lengths.

3.4.2 Program of Spaces

The chart below summarizes the gross program areas per the Form 1391 for the C-

5M FTUF.

Space Program Quantity Approx

Req Program

SF

Remarks

Flight Commander 1 147

Lead Pilot Instructor 1 150

Lead Flight Engineer Instructor 1 160

Testing Room 1 117

OSF 1 1301

Flight Crew Chief Office 1 123

Deputy Flight Commander 1 134

OST/OSTM 1 917

CHARM Office 1 108

In-Brief Rooms (IBR) 4 559

Scheduler 1 244

Conference Room 1 312 For minimum 10 Crewmembers

Break Room 1 151

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Supply Room 1 106

Mechanical/Electrical/Communications Space 1 533

Restrooms 2 322

Janitor’s Closet 1 28

Corridor 1 612

Approximate Total Program Square Feet 6,024

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The square footage for these programmed spaces are a guide and can be adjusted. However, the Comm/Data Room shall be a minimum of 77 square feet.

The RFP drawings include a proposed floor layout that has been reviewed and accepted by the Users. The Offeror shall be responsible for ensuring that the final approved floor layout meets Building Code, UFC, and User requirements.

3.5 SPACE CONCEPTS

3.5.1 Overall Building Adjacencies: The following diagram describes the optimal adjacency of areas and support spaces composing the new FTUF. These adjacencies shall be further developed during design when specific floor plan layouts can be tested for fit.

The Design-Build (D-B) Offeror shall be responsible for developing the final floor plan with the User. Refer to D-B RFP Drawings included as an attachment.

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SPACE ADJACENCY DIAGRAM

3.6 SPACE REQUIREMENTS:

Unless noted, spaces within the new Facility shall be designed, furnished and constructed using standards as specified herein. These space requirements should be considered in conjunction with the above Bubble diagram. Refer to D-B RFP Drawings, included as an attachment.

3.6.1 Private Offices: Lead Pilot, Lead Flight Engineer, Testing Room, Flight Crew Chief, Deputy Flight Commander, CHARM.

General Description:

These are private office spaces.

Occupancy Requirements:

There is one person who will occupy each of these private offices.

Build-out Requirements:

• Floor Material:

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Carpet Tile 24”x24”–Type 6 Nylon, solution dyed, 5/64 gauge min., 24 oz. min.

• Base Material:

4” Rubber Base.

• Window Treatment:

1/2” Wide Aluminum Horizontal Louver Blinds.

• Partition Material:

Painted Gypsum board on steel stud framed partitions, STC 45.

• Door Sizes and Materials:

36” Wide x 84” Tall, 1-3/4” Thick Insulated stained solid core wood door.

2” Hollow Metal Frame.

• Door Hardware:

Typical (See Paragraph 6.5.6.7) with acoustical gaskets.

• Ceiling:

Acoustical Ceiling Tiles – 2’ x 2’ with a concealed grid or revealed edge finish.

9’ – 0” Clear height required.

• Furniture and Fixtures: (Option 1)

L-shaped modular workstation, with;

at least 60 linear inches of attached work surface at least 60 linear inches of overhead storage space with tackable surface between overhead storage and work surface.

task lighting (fixed/movable and adjustable).

lift-assist mechanisms to open and close overhead storage.

articulated/ergonomic key-board tray.

All locking devices within the private office shall be key-alike.

Bookcase – 4-shelf (qty 1 each) White board – 3’ x 4’ (qty 1 each) Guest chairs (qty 2 each) Coat hook (qty 1 each) Paper shredder (qty 1 each) Wastebasket (qty 1 each)

• Millwork:

None.

• Equipment:

None.

• Mechanical:

See Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Paragraph.

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• Plumbing:

See Plumbing Paragraph.

• Electrical:

See Facility Electrical Systems Paragraph.

• Communications:

Telephone and data connections (qty. 1 ea.)

See Communications Paragraphs.

• Security:

See Security Paragraph.

• Structural:

See Structural Design Paragraph

3.6.2 OSF and OST/OSTM Spaces

General Description:

These spaces are where the Instructors’ offices and the OSTM organization will be located.

Location Requirements:

These spaces are required to be located in the public zone of the building.

Occupancy Requirements:

The OSF’s open area office shall provide for a minimum of 10 instructors.

The OST’s open area office shall provide for a minimum of 5 instructors.

The OSTM organization requires 4 personnel with 2 of those 4 personnel serving in a customer service capacity.

Build-out Requirements (for each area):

• Floor Material:

Carpet Tile 24” x 24” – Type 6 Nylon, solution dyed 5/64 gauge (min.), 24 oz.

(min.)

• Base Material:

4” Rubber Base.

• Window Treatment:

1/2” Wide Aluminum Horizontal Louver Blinds.

• Partition Material:

Painted Gypsum board on steel stud framed partitions.

• Door Sizes and Materials:

36” Wide x 84” Tall, 1-3/4” Thick Insulated stained solid core wood door..

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2” Hollow Metal Frame.

• Door Hardware:

Typical (See Paragraph 6.5.6.7)

• Ceiling:

Acoustical Ceiling Tiles – 2’ x 2’ with a concealed grid or revealed edge finish.

10’ – 0” Clear height required.

• Furniture and Fixtures: (Option 1)

OSF: L-shaped modular workstation with at least 60 linear inches of attached work surface, at least 60 linear inches of overhead storage space with tackable surface between overhead storage and work surface; task lighting (fixed/movable and adjustable); lift-assist mechanisms to open and close overhead storage; articulated/ergonomic key-board tray;ergonomic task chair. (qty 10) OST: L-shaped modular workstation with at least 60 linear inches of attached work surface, with at least 60 linear inches of overhead storage space with tackable surface between overhead storage and work surface; task lighting (fixed/movable and adjustable); lift-assist mechanisms to open and close overhead storage; articulated/ergonomic key-board tray; ergonomic task chair. (qty 5) OSTM: L-shaped modular workstation with at least 60 linear inches of attached work surface, with at least 60 linear inches of overhead storage space with tackable surface between overhead storage and work surface; task lighting (fixed/movable and adjustable); lift-assist mechanisms to open and close overhead storage; articulated/ergonomic key-board tray; ergonomic task chair. (qty 2) One desk with no return, articulated/ergonomic key-board tray, and ergonomic task chair (qty 2).

Student Workstations in OSF Area: L-shaped modular workstation with at least 60 linear inches of attached work surface, with at least 60 linear inches of overhead storage space with tackable surface between overhead storage and work surface; task lighting (fixed/movable and adjustable); lift-assist mechanisms to open and close overhead storage; articulated/ergonomic key-board tray; ergonomic task chair. (qty 2) File cabinets – 5 drawer - OSF (qty 2); OST (qty 2); OSTM (qty 2) File cabinets- OSTM only: 4-drawer, lockable lateral cabinets (qty 9) Bookcases – 4-shelf - OSF (qty 4); OST (qty 4); OSTM (qty 4) White board – 4’ x 6’ - OSF (qty 1); OST (qty 1); OSTM (qty 1) Guest chairs - OSF (qty 5); OST (qty 5); OSTM (qty 5) Coat hooks – OSF (qty 15); OST (qty 15); OSTM (qty 5) ; Other (qty 5) Paper Shredder - OSF (qty 2); OST (qty 1); OSTM (qty 1) Wastebasket - OSF (qty 10); OST (qty 5); OSTM (qty 2); Other (qty 5)

• Millwork:

None.

• Equipment:

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Copier/Printer (qty 1) - (GFGI).

OSTM Only: Commercial/Large Volume Copier/Printer (qty 1) (GFCI)

• Mechanical:

See Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Paragraph.

• Plumbing:

See Plumbing Paragraph.

• Electrical:

See Facility Electrical Systems Paragraph.

• Communications:

Telephone and data connections - OSF (qty 15); OST (qty 15); OSTM (qty 5)

See Communications Paragraphs

• Security:

See Security Paragraph.

See Structural Design Paragraph.

3.6.3 In-Brief Rooms (IBR)

This space is where the Instructors brief students. They require privacy.

Location Requirements:

This space is required to be located in the private zone of the building.

Occupancy Requirements:

There will be a maximum of four persons utilizing this space, or six persons for larger IBR.

Build-out Requirements:

• Floor Material:

Carpet Tile 24” x 24” – Type 6 Nylon, solution dyed 5/64 gauge (min.), 24 oz.

(min.).

• Base Material:

4” Rubber Base

• Window Treatment:

1/2” Wide Aluminum Horizontal Louver Blinds.

• Partition Material:

Painted Gypsum board on steel stud framing. STC 45.

• Door Size and Materials:

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36” Wide x 84” Tall, 1-3/4” stained solid core wood door.

2” Hollow Metal Frame. Swing door out to exterior.

• Door Hardware

Typical (See Paragraph 6.5.6.7) with acoustical gaskets.

• Ceiling:

Acoustical Ceiling Tiles – 2’ x 2’ with a concealed grid or revealed edge finish,.

9’- 0” Clear height required.

• Furniture and Fixtures: (Option 1).

Small table for IBR sized for 4 persons. Intermediate table for large IBR sized for 6 persons. (qty 1 each)

Ergonomic task chair. (qty 4 each for each IBR; qty 6 each for large IBR)

Small table for sitting laptop on (qty 1 each)

White board – 3’ x 4’ (qty 1 each)

Wastebasket (qty 1 each)

• Millwork:

None.

• Equipment:

Smart board with integral computer display (qty 1 each) (Option 1).

• Mechanical:

See Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Paragraph.

• Plumbing:

See Plumbing Paragraph.

• Electrical:

See Facility Electrical Systems Paragraph.

• Communications:

Telephone and data connections (qty 2 ea.)

See Communications Paragraphs.

• Security:

See Security Paragraph.

• Structural:

See Structural Design Paragraph.

3.6.4 Flight Commander’s Office

General Description:

This space is the Flight Commander’s office.

Location Requirements:

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This space is required to be located in the private zone of the building.

Occupancy Requirements:

There will be one Flight Commander assigned to this area.

Build-out Requirements:

• Floor Material:

Carpet Tile – 24” x 24” – Type 6 Nylon, solution dyed 5/64 gauge (min.).

• Base Material:

4” Rubber Base.

• Window Treatment:

1/2” Wide Aluminum Horizontal Louver Blinds.

• Partition Material:

Painted Gypsum board steel stud framing. STC 45.

• Door Size and Materials:

36” Wide x 84” Tall, 1 3/4” stained solid core wood door.

2” Hollow Metal Frame.

• Door Hardware:

Typical (See Paragraph 6.5.6.7) , with acoustical gaskets.

• Ceiling:

Acoustical Ceiling Tiles – 2’x2’ with a concealed grid or revealed edge finish, at 9’- 0” A.F.F.

• Furniture and Fixtures: (Option 1)

One desk with return and credenza with articulated/ergonomic key-board tray.

One executive high back chair

At least 60 linear inches of overhead storage space with tackable surface between overhead storage and work surface. Lift-assist mechanisms to open and close overhead storage.

All locking devices within the private office shall be key-alike.

Bookcase – 4-shelf (qty 1)

White board – 3’ x 4’ (qty 1)

Guest chairs (qty 2)

Coat hook (qty 1)

Paper Shredder (qty 1)

Wastebasket (qty 1)

• Millwork:

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Printer (qty 1) (GFGI).

• Mechanical:

See Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Paragraph.

• Plumbing:

See Plumbing paragraph.

• Electrical:

See Facility Electrical Systems Paragraph.

• Communications:

Telephone and data connections (qty 1 ea.)

See Communications Paragraphs.

• Security:

See Security Paragraph.

• Structural:

See Structural Design Paragraph.

3.6.5 Scheduler

General Description:

This space serves as office for the scheduler and one other personnel.

Location Requirements:

This space shall be located near front entrance.

Occupancy Requirements:

There will be two personnel assigned to this area.

Build-out Requirements:

• Floor Material:

Carpet Tile 24” x 24” – Type 6 Nylon, solution dyed 5/64 gauge (min.), 24 oz.

(min.).

• Base Material:

4” Rubber Base.

• Window Treatment:

1/2” Wide Aluminum Horizontal Louver Blinds.

• Partition Material:

Painted Gypsum board on steel stud framed partitions.

• Door Sizes and Materials:

36” Wide x 84” Tall, 1 3/4” Thick Hollow Metal Door.

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2” Hollow Metal Frame.

Typical (See Paragraph 6.5.6.7)

• Ceiling:

Acoustical Ceiling Tiles – 2’x2’ with a concealed grid or revealed edge finish, at 9’- 0” A.F.F

• Furniture and Fixtures: (Option 1)

L-shaped modular workstation with at least 60 linear inches of attached work surface, with at least 60 linear inches of overhead storage space with tackable surface between overhead storage and work surface; task lighting (fixed/movable and adjustable); lift-assist mechanisms to open and close overhead storage; articulated/ergonomic key-board tray; ergonomic task chair.

(qty 2)

File cabinets – 5 drawer (qty 2) Bookcases – 4 shelf (qty 1) White board – 3’ x 4’ (qty 1) Coat hooks (qty 2) Paper Shredder (qty 1) Wastebasket (qty 2)

• Millwork:

High pressure laminate casework and countertop, at 30” AFF height, with swinging gate and ADA compliant lever handles.

High Pressure laminate countertop to be installed at 36” AFF on perimeter walls across from Scheduler’s service counter, within the Scheduler’s office area. Two shelves shall be mounted on wall underneath counter the entire length of the counter.

• Equipment:

Copier/Printer (qty 1), NIC.

• Mechanical:

See Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Paragraph.

• Plumbing:

See Plumbing paragraph.

• Electrical:

See Facility Electrical Systems Paragraph.

• Communications:

Telephone and data connections in Scheduler’s office area (qty 2) and under counter on perimeter wall (qty 2).

See Communications Paragraphs.

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• Security:

See Security Paragraph.

• Structural:

See Structural Design Paragraph.

3.6.6 Conference Room

General Description:

This space serves as the conference room.

Location Requirements:

This space shall be located near the front entrance.

Occupancy Requirements:

Conference room shall accommodate a minimum of 10 crewmen.

Build-out Requirements:

• Floor Material:

Carpet Tile 24” x 24” – Type 6 Nylon, solution dyed 5/64 gauge (min.), 24 oz.

(min.).

• Base Material:

4” Rubber Base

• Window Treatment:

1/2” Wide Aluminum Horizontal Louver Blinds.

• Partition Material:

Painted Gypsum board on steel stud framed partitions. STC 50.

• Door Sizes and Materials:

36” Wide x 84” Tall, 1-3/4” Thick stained solid core wood.

2” Hollow Metal Frame

• Door Hardware

Typical (See Paragraph 6.5.6.7) with acoustical gaskets.

• Ceiling:

Acoustical Ceiling Tiles – 2’ x 2’ with a concealed grid or revealed edge finish, at 10’- 0” A.F.F.

• Furniture and Fixtures: (Option 1)

One conference table (10 person seating capacity)

Executive High Back Chairs (qty 10)

Guest chairs (qty 10)

White board – 4’ x 6’ - (qty 1)

Wastebasket (qty 1)

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• Millwork:

High pressure laminate casework and countertop, at 30” AFF height, with cabinet doors and shelves at both sides of door.

Smart Board with Integral Computer Display (Option 1).

• Plumbing:

See Plumbing Paragraph.

• Electrical:

See Facility Electrical Systems Paragraph.

• Communications:

Telephone and data connections (qty 2 ea.)

See Communications Paragraphs.

• Security:

See Security Paragraph.

3.6.7 Restrooms

There shall be one ladies room and one men’s room.

Location Requirements:

These spaces are to be located in the support spaces zone of the building.

Occupancy Requirements:

The rest rooms shall accommodate two lavatories in each rest room, two toilets in the men’s room, and two toilets in the women’s room.

Build-out Requirements:

• Floor Material:

Ceramic Tile.

• Base Material:

Ceramic Tile to match flooring material.

• Partition Material:

Ceramic Tile wainscoting to 5’-0”A.F.F. on cementitious backer board on steel stud framing extending to structure with acoustical batt insulation. Paint above ceramic tile. STC 50.

• Door Size And Material:

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36” Wide x 84” Tall, 1-3/4” Thick stained solid core wood.

Typical (See Paragraph 6.5.6.7.4) kick plate and marble or granite threshold.

• Ceiling Material And Height:

GWB assembly, painted finish at 9’-0” A.F.F.

• Furniture:

None

• Millwork:

None.

• Mechanical:

See Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Paragraph.

• Plumbing:

See Plumbing Paragraph.

• Electrical:

See Facility Electrical Systems Paragraph.

• Communications:

None.

• Security:

See Security Paragraph.

• Structural:

See Structural Design Paragraph.

• Additional Requirements:

Toilet partitions with one handicapped accessible toilet stall in each restroom.

Toilet Room Accessories: Stainless steel, recessed type.

Mirrors, float glass, stainless steel frames.

Paper towel dispensers with integral waste receptacle.

Sanitary napkin dispenser.

Grab bars.

Garment hooks.

5” shelves.

Toilet tissue dispensers.

Apron rails.

Countertops.

Lavatories.

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Toilets.

3.6.8 Janitor Closet

General Description:

This space serves as the janitor closet.

Location Requirements:

This space is to be located in the support spaces zone of the building.

Occup…