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CONTRACT No.: TBD

RFP No.: W912PM17R0021

DECEMBER 2017

SOF COMBAT MEDIC TRAINING FACILITY

PN 85958

US Army Corps of Engineers ®

FORT BRAGG, NORTH CAROLINA

DEVELOP REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR THE

SOF COMBAT MEDIC TRAINING FACILITY; PN85958

SOLICITATION NO.:

CONTRACT NO.: TBD

VOLUME 1 OF 1

ISSUE DATE: 7 NOVEMBER 2017

Wilmington District

205 MICHIGAN AVE,

SUITE 3800

CHICAGO, IL 60601

T:312.616.7500 www.expfederal.com proj no: CHI-00236854-A0

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* THIS PROJECT WAS DESIGNED BY EXP FEDERAL INC. INDIVIDUALS

WHOSE SIGNATURES AND REGISTRATION DESIGNATIONS APPEAR ON

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EMPLOYMENT. SIGNATURES ARE REQUIRED BY ER 1110-1-8152

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CONSTRUCTION GENERAL NOTES:

PUBLIC SAFETY: IT IS THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE COMPLETE AND SAFE

SEPARATION BETWEEN THE PUBLIC AND THE CONSTRUCTION, COORDINATE ALL ACCESS REQUIREMENTS

WITH THE GOVERNMENT.

SECURITY - PHOTOS: IT IS A CRIME UNDER 18 USC 795 TO PHOTOGRAPH DEFENSE INSTALLATIONS

WITHOUT FIRST OBTAINING THE PERMISSION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE MILITARY

INSTALLATION. IT IS ALSO A CRIME UNDER 18 USC 797 TO REPRODUCE, PUBLISH, SELL OR GIVE AWAY ANY

PHOTOGRAPH, PICTURE OR GRAPHIC REPRESENTATION OF A DEFENSE INSTALLATION WITHOUT FIRST

OBTAINING THE PERMISSION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE MILITARY INSTALLATION.

THE INSTALLATION IS DESIGNATED AS A RESTRICTED AREA. RESTRICTING AREA POSTING RESTRICTS

PERSONS GAINING ACCESS TO MILITARY INSTALLATION FROM CONDUCTING IMAGERY SURVEILLANCE.

PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEO RECORDING WITHOUT THE INSTALLATION COMMANDER'S CONSENT.

THE INTRODUCTION OF WEAPONS, AMMUNITION, EXPLOSIVES OR OTHER PROHIBITED ITEMS AND

PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE FACILITIES IS PROHIBITED WITHOUT SPECIFIC AUTHORIZATION FROM THE

COMMANDER.

LIFTS: CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ACCESS AND THE MEANS AND EQUIPMENT OPERATOR FOR LIFT TO

REACH ALL PROJECT AREAS DURING THE DETERMINATION OF THE PUNCH LIST AND FOR THE INSPECTION

OF THE EXECUTION OF THE PUNCH LIST.

CODE COMPLIANCE: ALL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE CODES, ORDINANCES, RULES, REGULATIONS, ORDERS AND OTHER LEGAL REQUIREMENTS OF PUBLIC AUTHORITIES WHICH BEAR ON

PERFORMANCE OF THE WORK. REFER TO CODE REQUIREMENTS ON SHEET GI101.

CONDUCT: WHILE IN OR ABOUT THE BUILDING, ALL TRADESPERSONS SHALL PERFORM IN A DIGNIFIED, QUIET, COURTEOUS AND PROFESSIONAL MANNER AT ALL TIMES. TRADESPERSONS SHALL WEAR CLOTHING

SUITABLE FOR THEIR WORK AND SHALL REMAIN FULLY ATTIRED AT ALL TIMES.

• THE GOVERNMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REMOVE ANYONE WHO IS CAUSING A DISTURBANCE TO

ANY OCCUPANT OF THE BUILDING OR ANY OTHER PERSON USING OR SERVICING THE BUILDING; IS

INTERFERING WITH THE WORK OF OTHERS; OR IS ANY WAY DISPLAYING CONDUCT OR PERFORMANCE

NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THE GOVERNMENT’S STANDARDS.

• THE PLAYING OF RADIOS IN ANY SPACE IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN. ANY TRADESPERSON FOUND

PLAYING A RADIO WILL BE ASKED TO TURN IT OFF OR REMOVE IT FROM THE PREMISES.

• SMOKING IS PROHIBITED IN ANY OF THE BUILDINGS.

NO TRADESPERSONS WILL BE PERMITTED TO ENTER ANY PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SPACE IN THE BUILDING, OTHER THAN THE WORK AREA OR COMMON AREAS OF THE BUILDING NECESSARY TO GIVE DIRECT ACCESS

TO THE PREMISES, WITHOUT THE PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE GOVERNMENT.

STORAGE AND PLACEMENT: ALL CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS SHALL BE STORED ONLY IN THE PREMISES OF

THE CONSTRUCTION LIMITS. NO STORAGE OF MATERIALS WILL BE PERMITTED IN ANY PUBLIC AREAS, LOADING DOCKS OR CORRIDORS LEADING TO THE PREMISES.

NO FLAMMABLE, TOXIC, OR OTHERWISE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MAY BE BROUGHT IN OR ABOUT THE

BUILDING UNLESS AUTHORIZED BY THE GOVERNMENT, AND ALL APPLICABLE LAWS, ORDINANCES, RULES

AND REGULATIONS ARE COMPLIED WITH. ALL NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS SHALL BE TAKEN BY THE

CONTRACTOR HANDLING SUCH MATERIALS AGAINST DAMAGE OR INJURY CAUSED BY SUCH MATERIALS.

SALVAGE AND WASTE REMOVAL: ALL RUBBISH, WASTE AND DEBRIS SHALL BE NEATLY AND CLEANLY

REMOVED FROM THE BUILDING BY THE CONTRACTOR DAILY UNLESS OTHERWISE APPROVED BY THE

GOVERNMENT. FOR ANY DEMOLITION AND DEBRIS REMOVAL, EACH CONTRACTOR MUST MAKE

ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE SCHEDULING AND LOCATION OF AN ADDITIONAL

DUMPSTER.

DIMENSIONS: PARTITIONS SHALL BE DIMENSIONED FROM FINISH TO FINISH, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS AND NOTIFY THE GOVERNMENT OF

ANY OMISSIONS, DISCREPANCIES AND/OR CONFLICTS PRIOR TO BEGINNING ANY CONSTRUCTION. INCLUDE

ALL WORK INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS AND ALL WORK IMPLIED BY THE EXISTING CONDITIONS TO FULLY

COMPLETE THIS PROJECT. NOTIFY GOVERNMENT BEFORE COMMENCING ANY WORK CONSIDERED AS

OUT-OF-SCOPE.

FIELD CHECK EXISTING CONDITIONS AND DIMENSIONS.

CLEAR DIMENSIONS: ALL DIMENSIONS NOTED AS "CLEAR" ARE TO BE MEASURED FROM FACE OF FINISH

MATERIALS OR TO THE EDGE OF THE FARTHEST PROTRUSION INTO A SPACE.

EXISTING SURFACES: PROTECT EXISTING SURFACES FROM ANY DAMAGE. ALL EXISTING SURFACES AND

FINISHES ON JOB SITE AND ADJOINING AREAS TO REMAIN.

UNINTERRUPTED OPERATIONS: PROVIDE DUST PROTECTION, CLEAN UP AND RUBBISH REMOVAL TO ALLOW

FOR UNINTERRUPTED OPERATIONS. REMOVE ALL RUBBISH AND DEBRIS FROM THE PROJECT AT THE END

OF EACH WORKING DAY. ALL SOLVENTS AND FLAMMABLE PAINTS, ETC. ARE TO BE STORED IN NPPA

APPROVED FIRE CABINETS OR DISPENSING CONTAINERS. ALL SOLVENTS OR FLAMMABLE LIQUID DEBRIS, STAINED RAGS, ETC. ARE TO BE REMOVED FROM THE PROJECT SITE DAILY.

REPAIRS AND PATCHING: PROVIDE ALL REPAIRS AND PATCHING FLUSH TO EXISTING FINISHES.

REPLACE/REPAIR ALL DAMAGED AREAS TO MATCH THE EXISTING AT NO EXPENSE TO THE GOVERNMENT.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COMPLETE REPAIR OF ANY DAMAGE TO ADJOINING

FINISHES CAUSED BY THE WORK.

ACCESS PANELS: PROVIDE ACCESS PANELS AT ALL VALVES, DAMPERS AND JUNCTION BOXES FOR

ELECTRICAL FIXTURES AND OTHER MECHANICAL AND PLUMBING EQUIPMENT REQUIRING ACCESS.

MATERIALS: ALL MATERIALS FURNISHED UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE NEW UNLESS NOTED

OTHERWISE. ALL WORK SHALL BE GUARANTEED AGAINST DEFECTIVE MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP FOR

THE SPECIFIED PERIOD, AFTER THE COMPLETION AND ACCEPTANCE BY THE GOVERNMENT. THE

CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR AND REPLACE AT HIS OWN EXPENSE, WHEN ORDERED TO DO SO, ALL WORK

THAT MAY DEVELOP DEFECTS IN MATERIAL OR WORKMANSHIP WITHIN THE SPECIFIED PERIOD OF TIME.

REINSTALLATION: EXISTING ITEMS TO BE REMOVED FOR REINSTALLATION ARE TO BE IDENTIFIED AND

ASSIGNED TO THE CONTRACTOR TO BE PROTECTED AND REFINISHED CORRECTING ANY DAMAGE TO THE

ITEM. ANY ITEMS NOTED TO BE SAVED OR SALVAGED BY THE GOVERNMENT SHALL BE IDENTIFIED AND

STORED IN A LOCATION ON SITE AS DIRECTED BY THE GOVERNMENT. REINSTALLATION IS TO BE

COMPLETED IN PLACE, INCLUDING CORRECTIONS OF AUXILIARY MATERIALS AND WORK REQUIRED FOR A

COMPLETE AND PROPERLY FUNCTIONING INSTALLATION.

CODE AND DRAWING CONFLICTS: WHERE WORK IS SHOWN IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS IN EXCESS OF

THE ABOVE MINIMUM CODE REQUIREMENTS, THE WORK SHALL BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY STUDY AND COMPARE THE CONTRACT

DOCUMENTS WITH EACH OTHER AND SHALL REPORT TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ANY INCONSISTENCIES

DISCOVERED. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE LIABLE TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR PERFORMING ANY

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY KNOWING IT INVOLVES A RECOGNIZED ERROR, INCONSISTENCY OR OMISSION.

UNLESS INSTRUCTED BY THE GOVERNMENT, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SELECT THE HIGHER LEVEL OF

MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP, METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION AND MANUFACTURER IN AREAS OF CONFLICT.

MECHANICAL RUNS: ALL PIPING, DUCTS, CONDUIT, ETC. SHALL BE INSTALLED PARALLEL OR

PERPENDICULAR TO THE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. CUT ACCURATELY TO FIT FROM DIMENSIONS

ESTABLISHED AT THE PROJECT SITE WITH ALLOWANCE MADE FOR THE CLEARANCE OF WINDOWS, DOORS, FIXTURES, AND OTHER OPENINGS.

PIPE SUPPORTS: ALL PIPES SHALL BE SUPPORTED FROM THE BUILDING IN A NEAT AND WORKMANLIKE

MANNER. WHEREVER POSSIBLE, PARALLEL RUNS OF HORIZONTAL PIPING SHALL BE GROUPED TOGETHER

ON ADJUSTABLE TRAPEZE HANGERS. SINGLE RUNS OF HORIZONTAL PIPING SHALL BE SUPPORTED WITH

CLEVIS-TYPE HANGERS. ON HORIZONTAL COLD PIPES THAT MAY PRODUCE CONDENSATION, THE HANGERS

SHALL BE ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE INSULATION. VERTICAL RISERS SHALL BE SUPPORTED AT EACH FLOOR

LINE WITH STEEL PIPE CLAMPS. ALL HANGERS SHALL BE IN CONTACT WITH A FERROUS METAL.

EQUIPMENT LOCATION: THE GOVERNMENT MAY CHANGE THE LOCATION OF ANY EQUIPMENT 5' AND ANY

PIPING, DUCTWORK, CONDUIT, ETC., 10' IN ANY DIRECTION WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE, PROVIDED SUCH

CHANGES ARE MADE BEFORE INSTALLATION.

FIREPROOFING - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS OF WORK

FIRESTOPPING: FIRESTOPPING SHALL BE DESIGNED AND CONSTRUCTED TO CLOSE ALL CONCEALED

DRAFT OPENINGS TO FORM AN EFFECTIVE FIRE BARRIER AGAINST THE SPREAD OF FIRE AND SMOKE

BETWEEN ANY BUILDING OR MECHANICAL ASSEMBLE RATED OR NON-RATED AS REQUIRED BY AND

ACCEPTABLE TO ALL AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION.

FIRESTOPPING MATERIALS: ALL FIRESTOPPING MATERIALS SHALL CONSIST OF APPROVED

NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS SECURELY FASTENED IN PLACE ACCEPTABLE TO AUTHORITIES HAVING

JURISDICTION AND AS ESTABLISHED BY TESTING IDENTICAL ASSEMBLIES PER ASTM E 8L4 BY

UNDERWRITERS LABORATORY, INC. CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE CHOICE OF ANY U.L. APPROVED SYSTEM

SUBJECT TO FINAL APPROVAL BY GOVERNMENT. ALL FIRESTOPPED PENETRATIONS ARE TO HAVE A UL

RATING EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN THE ASSEMBLY WHICH IT PENETRATES.

SEALANTS - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS OF WORK

SEALANT: PROVIDE SEALANT TO FILL ALL GAPS AND UNEVEN ADJOINING MATERIALS. FILL ALL LINEAR AND

SPOT GAPS AT WALLS AND AT CEILINGS CHANNELS AND WALLS. SEALANT TO MATCH ADJOINING

SURFACES. PAINT TO CONCEAL SEALANT APPLICATION. SEE ASTM C920 FOR TYPE, USE AND GRADE

CLASSIFICATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS. CONTRACTOR TO CHOOSE APPLICABLE SEALANT AND

MANUFACTURER ACCORDING TO SPECIFIED REQUIREMENTS FOR USE INTENDED.

SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

GENERAL: DEMOLISH AND REMOVE EXISTING CONSTRUCTION ONLY TO THE EXTENT REQUIRED BY NEW

CONSTRUCTION AND AS INDICATED. USE METHODS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE WORK WITHIN

LIMITATIONS OF GOVERNING REGULATIONS. NEATLY CUT OPENINGS AND HOLES PLUMB, SQUARE, AND

TRUE TO DIMENSIONS REQUIRED. USE CUTTING METHODS LEAST LIKELY TO DAMAGE CONSTRUCTION TO

REMAIN OR ADJOINING CONSTRUCTION. USE HAND TOOLS OR SMALL POWER TOOLS DESIGNED FOR

SAWING OR GRINDING, NOT HAMMERING AND CHOPPING, TO MINIMIZE DISTURBANCE OF ADJACENT

SURFACES. TEMPORARILY COVER OPENINGS TO REMAIN.

SCHEDULE OF SELECTIVE DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES: INDICATE DETAILED SEQUENCE OF SELECTIVE

DEMOLITION AND REMOVAL WORK, WITH STARTING AND ENDING DATES FOR EACH ACTIVITY, INTERRUPTION

OF UTILITY SERVICES AND LOCATIONS OF TEMPORARY PARTITIONS AND MEANS OF EGRESS.

GOVERNMENT WILL OCCUPY PORTIONS OF BUILDING IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

AREA. CONDUCT SELECTIVE DEMOLITION SO GOVERNMENT'S OPERATIONS WILL NOT BE DISRUPTED. IF

MATERIALS SUSPECTED OF CONTAINING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ARE ENCOUNTERED, DO NOT DISTURB;

• STORAGE OR SALE OF REMOVED ITEMS OR MATERIALS ON-SITE IS NOT PERMITTED.

• UTILITY SERVICE: MAINTAIN EXISTING UTILITIES INDICATED TO REMAIN IN SERVICE AND PROTECT

THEM AGAINST DAMAGE DURING SELECTIVE DEMOLITION OPERATIONS.

• MAINTAIN FIRE-PROTECTION FACILITIES IN SERVICE DURING SELECTIVE DEMOLITION OPERATIONS.

• VERIFY THAT UTILITIES HAVE BEEN DISCONNECTED AND CAPPED.

• SURVEY EXISTING CONDITIONS AND CORRELATE WITH REQUIREMENTS INDICATED TO DETERMINE

EXTENT OF SELECTIVE DEMOLITION REQUIRED.

• WHEN UNANTICIPATED MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, OR STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS THAT CONFLICT WITH

INTENDED FUNCTION OR DESIGN ARE ENCOUNTERED, INVESTIGATE AND MEASURE THE NATURE AND

EXTENT OF CONFLICT. PROMPTLY SUBMIT A WRITTEN REPORT TO GOVERNMENT.

EXISTING SERVICES/SYSTEMS: MAINTAIN SERVICES/SYSTEMS INDICATED TO REMAIN AND PROTECT THEM

AGAINST DAMAGE DURING SELECTIVE DEMOLITION OPERATIONS.

SERVICE/SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: LOCATE, IDENTIFY, DISCONNECT, AND SEAL OR CAP OFF INDICATED

UTILITY SERVICES AND MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SERVING AREAS TO BE SELECTIVELY

DEMOLISHED.

ARRANGE TO SHUT OFF INDICATED UTILITIES WITH UTILITY COMPANIES. IF SERVICES/SYSTEMS ARE

REQUIRED TO BE REMOVED, RELOCATED, OR ABANDONED, BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH SELECTIVE

DEMOLITION PROVIDE TEMPORARY SERVICES/SYSTEMS THAT BYPASS AREA OF SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

AND THAT MAINTAIN CONTINUITY OF SERVICES/SYSTEMS TO OTHER PARTS OF BUILDING. CUT OFF PIPE OR

CONDUIT IN WALLS OR PARTITIONS TO BE REMOVED. CAP, VALVE, OR PLUG AND SEAL REMAINING PORTION

OF PIPE OR CONDUIT AFTER BYPASSING.

SITE ACCESS AND TEMPORARY CONTROLS: CONDUCT SELECTIVE DEMOLITION AND DEBRIS-REMOVAL

OPERATIONS TO ENSURE MINIMUM INTERFERENCE WITH ROADS, STREETS, WALKS, WALKWAYS, AND

OTHER ADJACENT OCCUPIED AND USED FACILITIES.

TEMPORARY SHORING: PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN SHORING, BRACING, AND STRUCTURAL SUPPORTS AS

REQUIRED TO PRESERVE STABILITY AND PREVENT MOVEMENT, SETTLEMENT, OR COLLAPSE OF

CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES TO REMAIN, AND TO PREVENT UNEXPECTED OR UNCONTROLLED MOVEMENT

OR COLLAPSE OF CONSTRUCTION BEING DEMOLISHED.

CUTTING AND PATCHING: APPROVAL OF PROCEDURES IS REQUIRED BEFORE PROCEEDING, SUBMIT A PLAN

FOR CUTTING AND PATCHING AS PART OF THE DEMOLITION PLAN.

INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION, AS APPLICABLE:

• DESCRIBE THE EXTENT OF CUTTING AND PATCHING REQUIRED AND HOW IT IS TO BE PERFORMED.

• DESCRIPTION SHALL INCLUDE CHANGES TO STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS AND OPERATING COMPONENTS

AND CHANGES IN THE BUILDING'S APPEARANCE AND OTHER VISUAL ELEMENTS.

• LIST PRODUCTS TO BE USED AND ENTITIES THAT WILL PERFORM WORK.

• INDICATE DATES WHEN CUTTING AND PATCHING IS TO BE PERFORMED.

• LIST UTILITIES THAT WILL BE DISTURBED, INCLUDING THOSE THAT WILL BE RELOCATED AND THOSE

THAT WILL BE TEMPORARILY OUT-OF-SERVICE.

• INDICATE HOW LONG SERVICE WILL BE DISRUPTED.

CUTTING: CUT EXISTING CONSTRUCTION USING METHODS LEAST LIKELY TO DAMAGE ELEMENTS TO BE

RETAINED OR ADJOINING CONSTRUCTION. WHERE POSSIBLE, REVIEW PROCEDURES WITH THE ORIGINAL

INSTALLER; COMPLY WITH THE ORIGINAL INSTALLER'S RECOMMENDATIONS.

• WHERE CUTTING IS REQUIRED, USE HAND OR SMALL POWER TOOLS DESIGNED FOR SAWING OR

GRINDING, NOT HAMMERING AND CHOPPING. CUT OR DRILL HOLES AND SLOTS TO SIZE REQUIRED

WITH MINIMUM DISTURBANCE OF ADJACENT SURFACES. TEMPORARILY COVER OPENINGS WHEN NOT

IN USE. TO AVOID MARRING EXISTING FINISHED SURFACES, CUT OR DRILL FROM THE EXPOSED OR

FINISHED SIDE INTO CONCEALED SURFACES.

• NO STRUCTURAL MEMBERS ARE TO BE CUT OR CORED WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE

GOVERNMENT.

PATCHING: PATCH WITH DURABLE SEAMS THAT ARE AS INVISIBLE AS POSSIBLE. COMPLY WITH SPECIFIED

TOLERANCES.

• WHERE FEASIBLE, INSPECT AND TEST PATCHED AREAS TO DEMONSTRATE INTEGRITY OF THE

INSTALLATION.

• RESTORE EXPOSED FINISHES OF PATCHED AREAS AND EXTEND FINISH RESTORATION INTO RETAINED

ADJOINING CONSTRUCTION IN A MANNER THAT WILL ELIMINATE EVIDENCE OF PATCHING AND

REFINISHING.

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NOTICE OF PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION

FOR CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION GREATER THAN 200 FEET IN HEIGHT (AND USE WITH CRANES)

1. POPE ARMY AIRFIELD HAS REQUESTED THAT NOTICES OF PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OR

ALTERATION ON FT. BRAGG BE FILED DIRECTLY WITH FAA. THIS INCLUDES NOTICES FOR CONSTRUCTION

CRANES.

2. IN A MEETING 25 MARCH 04 BETWEEN USACE AND POPE ARMY AIRFIELD REPRESENTATIVES IT WAS

AGREED THAT CONTRACTORS WOULD FILE THE REQUIRED FAA FORM 7460-1. APPLICATION COULD BE FILED

ELECTRONICALLY VIA THE FAA WEB SITE: HTTPS://OEAAA.FAA.GOV/OEAAA/EXTERNAL/PORTAL.JSP.

3. APPLICABLE REGULATIONS AR 95-2 PARA 8.6: HTTP://WWW.USAPA.ARMY.MIL/PDFFILES/R95_2.PDF

AND FAA 7400.2E, CHAPTERS 5 & 6 AND 7 HTTP://WWW.FAA.GOV/ATPUBS/AIR/INDEX.HTM.

4. FAA FORM 7460-1 IS AVAILABLE ON THE FAA WEB SITE HTTP://WWW.FAA.GOV. THIS WEB SITE AND THE

FORM DETAIL THE SPECIFIC CONDITIONS REQUIRING NOTICE AND INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO APPLY VIA

THE FAA WEB PORTAL HTTPS://OEAAA.FAA.GOV/OEAAA/EXTERNAL/PORTAL.JSP. NOTICES ARE REQUIRED

TO BE FILED A MINIMUM OF 30 DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION IS TO

BEGIN.

5. THE FORT BRAGG POINT OF CONTACT FOR THESE ACTIONS IS THE INSTALLATION ATC CHIEF/AIR

TRAFFIC & AIRSPACE MANAGER (AT&A), MR. LEE VALLIANT 910-396-7725 OR E-MAIL:

LEE.VALLIANT@US.ARMY.MIL. COPIES OF ALL NOTICES SHOULD BE PROVIDED TO MR. VALLIANT.

AR 95-2 8-6. NOTICES OF PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION

a. NOTICE TO THE FAA IS REQUIRED FOR ANY PROPOSED--

(1) CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION OF MORE THAN 200 FEET IN HEIGHT ABOVE THE GROUND LEVEL

AT ITS SITE.

(2) CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION OF GREATER HEIGHT THAN AN IMAGINARY SURFACE EXTENDING

OUTWARD AND UPWARD AT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SLOPES:

(a) ONE HUNDRED TO ONE FOR A HORIZONTAL DISTANCE OF 20,000 FEET FROM THE NEAREST

POINT OF THE NEAREST RUNWAY OF EACH AIRPORT SPECIFIED IN (5) BELOW, WITH AT LEAST ONE

RUNWAY MORE THAN 3,200 FEET IN ACTUAL LENGTH, EXCLUDING HELIPORTS.

(b) FIFTY TO ONE FOR A HORIZONTAL DISTANCE OF 10,000 FEET FROM THE NEAREST POINT OF THE

NEAREST RUNWAY OF EACH AIRPORT SPECIFIED IN (5) BELOW, WITH NO RUNWAY MORE THAN 3,200

FEET IN ACTUAL LENGTH, EXCLUDING HELIPORTS.

(c) TWENTY-FIVE TO ONE FOR A HORIZONTAL DISTANCE OF 5,000 FEET FROM THE NEAREST POINT

OF THE NEAREST LANDING AND TAKEOFF AREA OF EACH HELIPORT SPECIFIED IN(5) BELOW.

(3) HIGHWAY, RAILROAD, AND WATERWAY CROSSOVERS FOR SPECIAL HEIGHT CRITERIA. (SEE FAR, PART 77, FOR SPECIFIC INFORMATION.

(4) CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION THAT EXTENDS INTO TERMINAL OR EN ROUTE AIRSPACE USED

FOR INSTRUMENT FLIGHT AS IDENTIFIED BY CRITERIA IN TM 95-226.

(5) CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION ON ALL AIRPORTS (INCLUDING HELIPORTS) THAT ARE--

(a) AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC USE AND LISTED IN THE DOD FLIP AIRPORT/FACILITIES DIRECTORY OR

SUPPLEMENT.

(b) OPERATED BY AN ARMED FORCE OF THE UNITED STATES.

(c) UNDER CONSTRUCTION THAT WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC USE AND FOR WHICH A NOTICE

OR PROPOSAL IS ON FILE WITH THE FAA. MILITARY AIRPORTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION THAT WILL

BE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC USE ARE EXCLUDED.

b. SUPPLEMENTAL NOTICES WILL BE PREPARED BY EACH SPONSOR UNDER THE FOLLOWING

CIRCUMSTANCES:

(1) CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION FOR WHICH A NOTICE HAS BEEN FILED AND WHEN ADVISED BY

THE FAA THAT A SUPPLEMENTAL NOTICE IS REQUIRED. SUCH NOTICE WILL BE SUBMITTED IN TIME

TO REACH THE FAA AT LEAST 48 HOURS BEFORE THE CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION BEGINS.

(2) CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION THAT REQUIRES A NOTICE UNDER THIS SECTION. THIS

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTICE GOES TO THE FAA REGION HAVING RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE AREA

INVOLVED AND MUST BE SENT WITHIN 5 DAYS AFTER CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION HAS

REACHED ITS GREATEST HEIGHT UNDER THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:

(a) CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION IS MORE THAN 200 FEET ABOVE THE SURFACE LEVEL OF ITS

SITE; OR

(b) THE FAA HAS ADVISED THE SPONSOR THAT A NOTICE IS REQUIRED.

c. NOTIFICATION TO THE FAA IS NOT NEEDED FOR CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION OF THE FOLLOWING:

(1) ANY STRUCTURE THAT WILL BE--

(a) SHIELDED BY EXISTING STRUCTURES OF A PERMANENT AND SUBSTANTIAL CHARACTER OR

NATURAL TERRAIN OF EQUAL OR GREATER HEIGHT.

(b) LOCATED IN THE CONGESTED AREAS OF A CITY, TOWN, OR SETTLEMENT WHERE IT IS EVIDENT

BEYOND ALL REASONABLE DOUBT THAT IT WILL BE SHIELDED AND WILL NOT AFFECT SAFETY OR

AIR NAVIGATION.

(2) ANY ANTENNA STRUCTURE OF 20 FEET OR LESS IN HEIGHT EXCEPT ONE THAT WOULD INCREASE

THE HEIGHT OF ANOTHER ANTENNA STRUCTURE.

(3) ARMY NAVAID, AIRPORT VISUAL APPROACH OR LANDING AID, AIRCRAFT ARRESTING DEVICE, OR

METEOROLOGICAL DEVICE (OF A TYPE APPROVED BY THE FAA OR MILITARY SERVICE) FOR

MILITARY AIRPORTS WHEN THE 16 AR 95-2 10 AUGUST 1990 LOCATION AND HEIGHT OF THE OBJECT

IS FIXED BY ITS FUNCTIONAL PURPOSE. THESE NOTICES DO NOT CANCEL THE NON-RULEMAKING

PROPOSALS REQUIRED IN PARAGRAPH 8-4.

(4) ANY CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION FOR WHICH NOTICE IS REQUIRED BY OTHER FAA

REGULATIONS.

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PERMITS:

INSTALLATION PERMITS:

• BOILERS & GENERATORS PERMIT - DPW ECB AIR QUALITY - MIKE FISHER, REM

• BORROW PIT PERMIT - DPW ENVIRONMENTAL BRANCH (SUBMIT 14 CALENDAR DAYS PRIOR TO WORK) -

BORROW PIT HAS BEEN CLOSED BY DPW UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

• CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION (C&D) WASTE PERMIT FOR FORT BRAGG LAMONT ROAD

CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION LANDFILL FACILITY - DPW ENVIRONMENTAL BRANCH. NOTE: LANDFILL

HAS REACHED ITS CAPACITY TO ACCEPT CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION WASTE AND WILL NO LONGER

ACCEPT CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION WASTE (TO INCLUDE FRIABLE ASBESTOS CONTAINING

MATERIALS). CONTRACTORS NEED TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO HAUL CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION

WASTE OFF THE INSTALLATION TO A STATE CERTIFIED C&D LANDFILL OR SUB TITLE "D" LANDFILL, UNTIL A NEW PHASE III SECTION OF THE LANDFILL IS OPEN AND OPERATING. SEE DPW'S SOLID WASTE

AND RECYCLING REQUIREMENTS, DATED 6 OCT 2016, OR CONTACT JEFF SLOOP AT

jeffery.w.sloop.ctr@mail.mil OR FAX TO (910) 396-4188, ATTN: SOLID WASTE OFFICE.

• DIGGING/EXCAVATION PERMIT (FB FORM 1605-E) - DPW FACILITIES ENGINEER (SUBMIT 15 CALENDAR

DAYS PRIOR TO WORK).

• ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITS (POSSIBLE 180 DAY PROCESS). SEE SPECIFICATION SECTION 01 57 19.

• REGULATORY PERMITS

• CLEAN AIR ACT (CAA) [FEDERAL, STATE & LOCAL] - DPW INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICE (AIR

PROGRAM MANAGER).

• GENERAL US PERMITTED EQUIPMENT (SEE FAR 52.236-7).

• STREAM CROSSING (SEE CLEAN WATER ACT SECTION 404 AND SECTION 401 (WATER QUALITY).

• TRANSPORTER AND DISPOSAL FACILITIES PERMITS.

• IRRIGATION - DPW WATER QUALITY PROGRAM MANAGER, ERIC TORRES, (910) 432-8450, CHENEGA

GLOBAL SERVICES, LLC, STORAGE TANKS AND WATER QUALITY PROGRAM, FORT BRAGG DPW ECB, eric.m.torres24.ctr@mail.mil.

• LANDFILL DISPOSAL PERMIT - DPW ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINMENT DIVISION (ESD), (910) 396-3372.

• PHOTOGRAPHY - INSTALLATION, DIRECTOR OPERTIONS DIRECTORATE DCS G3/5/7 - POC IS MR.

DREDDRICK BROWN, DSN 225-8469 OR COM (703) 695-8469.

• TITLE V AIR PERMITS (BASED ON TYPE OF MATERIAL DUST, BOILERS, AND DOMESTIC WATER

HEATERS) - DPW ENVIRONMENTAL BRANCH, ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE BRANCH (ECB).

• TRAFFIC CONTROL PERMIT - DPW TRANSPORTATION ENGINEER, RAY GOFF, (910) 907-1759.

FEDERAL PERMIT:

• NOTICE OF PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION - FAA FORM 7460-1.

COUNTY PERMITS:

• WATER WELL

NC STATE PERMITS:

• DEMOLITION

• ASBESTOS REMOVAL OR DEMOLITION/RENOVATION - NCPH, RALEIGH (10 WORKING DAYS PRIOR

TO REMOVAL).

• EROSION & SEDIMENTATION CONTROL (E&sc) PERMIT - NC DENR DEPARTMENT OF WATER QUALITY

(DWQ).

• GENERAL STORMWATER DISCHARGE

• GEOTHERMAL (COUNTY)

• SEPTIC SYSTEM (COUNTY)

• STORMWATER MANAGEMENT

ONUS PERMIT:

• WATER AND SANITARY SEWER

COE SAFETY:

• CONFINED SPACE ENTRY PERMIT - (SEE EM 385-1-1, DATED 30 NOV 2014, SECTION 34 (PAGE 34-1).

• ENERGIZED WORK PERMIT - MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE COR IN ADVANCE FOR ACCEPTANCE. (SEE

EM 385-1-1, DATED 30 NOVE 14, PARAGRAPH 11.A.02C.

• HOT WORK PERMIT - (SEE EM 385-1-1, DATED 15 SEP 08, PARAGRAPH 06.C.01 (PAGE 93) & PARAGRAPH

10.C.01 (PAGE 207) FORT BRAGG FIRE DEPARTMENT. (SUBMIT 14 CALENDAR DAYS PRIOR TO WORK.)

• WELDING

• CUTTING

• HEATING

OBTAIN ALL APPLICABLE PERMITS AS PART OF THE DESIGN PROCESS AND SECURE ALL PERMITS

NECESSARY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROJECT. DETERMINE FEE BASIS AND PAY ALL FILING FEES AT

NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE GOVERNMENT.

PERMITS ARE TO BE MAINTAINED IN THE CONTRACTOR'S ON SITE CONSTRUCTION OFFICE, ORGANIZED IN A

THREE RING BINDER, TABBED AND WITH A TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR INSPECTION BY THE GOVERNMENT.

CONSTRUCTION WILL NOT BEGIN ON ANY PHASE WITHOUT THE APPROPRIATE PERMIT.

THE PERMITS, AS LISTED ABOVE, ARE NOT INTENDED TO BE A COMPLETE LIST OF PERMITS. CONTRACTOR IS

TO ADD ANY ADDITIONAL PERMITS AS THEY BECOME KNOWN, AND IS TO BE MODIFIED AND SUBMITTED TO

THE GOVERNMENT FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL. IF A PERMIT IS "NOT APPLICABLE", INDICATE AS SUCH.

POINT OF CONTACT: PAUL CUDNEY, SOCOM RESIDENT OFFICE, FORT BRAGG, NC, (910) 391-0829.

GENERAL DESIGN NOTES:

1. A/E/C CAD STANDARD, RELEASE 6.0, SHALL BE USED WHEN PREPARING DRAWINGS (OR MOST CURRENT

EDITION EXISTING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE DESIGN SHALL BE USED.

2. CORPS OF ENGINEER, SAVANNAH DISTRICT DESIGN MANUAL FOR MILITARY CONSTRUCTION: VOLUME 1, GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS, 17TH EDITION, DATED NOVEMBER 2011, (OR CURRENT

EDITION), AND VOLUME 2, TECHNICAL AND VALUE ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS FOR REQUEST FOR

PROPOSAL AND FULL DESIGN PREPARATION, 17TH EDITION REVISION, DATED JANUARY 2013, WITH RELATED

UPDATED, OR CURRENT EDITION, IS IN EFFECT FOR THIS DESIGN.

3. DRAWING MEDIA. DRAWINGS ARE TO BE PLOTTED ON BOND PAPER, ENGLISH INCH POUND UNIT PROJECTS

DRAWING SIZE D (22" X 34" OVERALL). SAVANNAH DISTRICT EN SECTION PROVIDES THESE BORDERS, TITLEBLOCKS AND ZONING TO A/Es. A NEW BORDER SHEET FILE IS TO BE OBTAINED EACH TIME A NEW

PROJECT IS BEGUN DUE TO CHANGES IN BORDER REQUIREMENTS.

4. OTHER MEDIA. THERE ARE VARIOUS ELECTRONIC FILES AVAILABLE FROM THE SAVANNAH DISTRICT, ENGINEERING SECTION. THE CONTRACTOR'S A-E SHOULD REQUEST A CD-ROM WITH FILES THROUGH THE

PM, OR ASK FOR THE CURRENT WEB PAGE WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND. FORMATS AVAILABLE ON CD ARE

THE FOLLOWING: a) BORDER SHEETS, b) COVER SHEETS, c) INDEX OF DRAWINGS, AND d) LOCATION PLANS.

5. ALL DRAWINGS WILL BE PREPARED ELECTRONICALLY WITH SOFTWARE COMPATIBLE AND APPROVED BY

WILMINGTON DISTRICT, UNLESS A SPECIAL WAIVER HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM PROJECT MANAGEMENT.

COLOR PLOTTING IS NOT ACCEPTABLE FOR CONTRACT DRAWINGS.

6. CODES. THE DESIGN-BUILD GENERAL CONTRACTOR A-E SHALL LIST ON THE DRAWINGS ALL APPROPRIATE

CODES IN EFFECT FOR THE DESIGN.

7. THE SPECIFICATIONS GOVERN.

8. RFI PROCESS: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL INITIATE AN RFI AND THEN CONTACT THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER

FOR CLARIFICATION. RFIS WILL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION, AT A MINIMUM: SPECIFICATION, DRAWING, SPECIFIC QUESTION, AND CONTRACTOR'S RECOMMENDATION FOR RESOLVING THE QUESTION.”

CROSS REFERENCE TO APPROPRIATE DOCUMENT.

9. QUALITY CONTROL PREPARATORY PHASE MEETING IS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROJECT. WORK IS NOT

PERMITTED TO BEGIN PRIOR TO THIS MEETING.

10. SHOP DRAWINGS PREPARED BY SUPPLIERS AND SUBCONTRACTORS SHALL BE REVIEWED AND STAMPED

"APPROVED" BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S QUALITY CONTROL PRIOR TO SUBMISSION TO THE

ENGINEER/ARCHITECT.

11. ALL SUBMITTALS AND SUBSTITUTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY APPROVED AND AUTHORIZED PRIOR TO THE

PREPARATORY PHASE MEETING.

12. THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE A PORTION OF THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND ARE

SUBORDINATE TO THE SOLICITATION DOCUMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTORS SHALL

REFERENCE AND COORDINATE WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES' DRAWINGS. ANY DISCREPANCIES OR

OMISSIONS SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE CONTRACTOR AND A-E VIA THE RFI SYSTEM TO OBTAIN

CLARIFICATION ON PARTICULAR MATTERS.

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APPLICABLE CODES AND STANDARDS

A. UFC 3-600-01, FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERING FOR FACILITIES 28 NOVEMBER 2016

B. ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS ACT (ABA) - 1 JAN 2015

C. INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE (IBC) -2015 EDITION

D. NFPA 101, LIFE SAFETY CODE (LSC) -2015 EDITION

E. UFC 1-200-01, GENERAL BUILDING REQUIREMENTS (AS ADOPTED BY UFC 3-600-01) - 20 JUNE 2016

F. NFPA 10, PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS -2013 EDITION

G. NFPA 13, STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SPRINKLER SYSTEMS -2016 EDITION

H. NFPA 70, NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE - 2014 EDITION

I. NFPA 72, NATIONAL FIRE ALARM CODE - 2016 EDITION

J. UFC 4-021-01 DESIGN AND O&M: MASS NOTIFICATION SYSTEMS -1 JANUARY 2010

K. UFC 4-010-01 DoD MINIMUM ANTITERRORISM STANDARDS FOR BUILDINGS, CHANGE 1 -1 OCTOBER 2013

BUILDING CODE AND LIFE SAFETY CODE SUMMARY

A. CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPANCY: MIXED USE (NON-SEPARATED) IBC-TABLE 508.4

1. BUSINESS GROUP B PER IBC SECTION 304.1

2. ASSEMBLY GROUP A-3 PER IBC SECTION 303.1

3. MODERATE-HAZARD STORAGE GROUP S-1 PER IBC SECTION 311.2

B. CONSTRUCTION TYPE: TYPE II B (NON COMBUSTIBLE, UNPROTECTED CONSTRUCTION) 602.2

C. HEIGHT AND AREA:

ALLOWABLE HEIGHT: 3 STORIES, 75 FEET-IBC TABLE 504.3, 504.4

ACTUAL BUILDING HEIGHT: 2 STORIES, LESS THAN 34 FEET

ALLOWABLE AREA PER FLOOR CALCULATIONS:

Ao = (At + (At x If) + (At x Is))

WHERE:

Aa = ALLOWABLE BUILDING AREA PER STORY

At = TABULAR BUILDING AREA PER STORY PER IBC TABLE 503

If = AREA INCREASE FACTOR DUE TO FRONTAGE PER IBC SECTION 506.2 s = AREA INCREASE FACTOR DUE TO SPRINKLERS PER IBC SECTION 506.3

At = 9,500 SQUARE FEET (ASSEMBLY A-3 OCCUPANCY OF TYPE lIB CONSTRUCTION)

If = NOT USED

Is = 2 (200%)

Ao = (9,500 + (9,500 x 0.23) + (9,500 x 2)) = 30,685 SQUARE FEET

ACTUAL AREA OF FLOOR: 21,548 SQUARE FEET (FIRST FLOOR) -THEREFORE, CODE COMPLIANT

If= 100 (F/P-0.25)W/30

WHERE:

If = INCREASE DUE TO FRONTAGE

F=BUILDING PERIMETER THAT FRONTS ON PUBLIC WAY OR OPEN SPACE>20 FEET (FEET)

P= ENTIRE BUILDING PERIMETER (FEET)

W=WIDTH OF PUBLIC WAY (FEET)

Weighted Average (W)= (L1xW1+L2xW2+L3xW3...)/F

W=(82x14+53'X30'+13'X30'+25'X24+25'X30)/627'=7

If=100(627 282 -0.25)7/30=0.23

D. PROTECTION OF CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS:

FIRE RESISTANCE RATING

REQUIREMENTS

PRIMARY STRUCTURAL FRAME 0 HOUR

BEARING WALLS AND PARTITIONS

INTERIOR 0 HOUR

EXTERIOR 0 < 10 FEET SEPARATION 0 HOUR

0 HOUR 1 HOUR EXTERIOR 10 FEET OR GREATER SEPARATION

0 HOUR NONBEARING WALLS AND PARTITIONS INTERIOR EXTERIOR 0 < 10 FEET SEPARATION

0 HOUR 1 HOUR EXTERIOR 10 FEET OR GREATER SEPARATION 0 HOUR FLOOR CONSTRUCTION *

0 HOUR ROOF CONSTRUCTION * STAIR/SHAFT ENCLOSURE

E. FIRE RATED SEPARATIONS:

1. OCCUPANCY SEPARATIONS: NOT REQUIRED. NON-SEPARATED MIXED USE AS PERMITIED BY IBC

SECTION 508.3.3.

2. SUPPORT SPACES: ENCLOSE MECHANICAL ROOMS, TELECOM ROOMS, ELECTRICAL ROOMS, AND

STORAGE ROOMS AS INDICATED ON SHEETS GI102 AND GI103 WITH 1-HOUR FIRE RESISTANCE RATED

PARTITIONS.

3. CORRIDOR WALLS: CORRIDOR WALLS IN A FULLY SPRINKLERED BUILDING ARE NOT REQUIRED TO BE

FIRE RESISTANCE RATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH LSC 12.3.6 (2).

4. CONTRACTOR SHALL PERMANENTLY IDENTIFY ALL RATINGS AT RATED PARTITIONS, SMOKESTOP

PARTITIONS, HORIZONTAL EXIT PARTITIONS AND EXIT ENCLOSURES BY EITHER INSTALLING SIGNS OR

STENCIL PAINTING IN CONCEALED SPACES PER FIRE MARSHAL.

5. SEE U.L. DETAILS FOR SPECIFIC RATED PARTITION CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

6. ELEVATOR HOISTWAY ENLOSURE -PROVIDE 1-HOUR FIRE BARRIERS AS PER NFPA 101 SECTION 8.6.

F. PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS:

PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ARE REQUIRED THROUGHOUT BUSINESS OCCUPANCIES AND SHALL BE

PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 10. PROVIDE CLASS ABC PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

WHERE INDICATED ON THE EGRESS PLAN DRAWINGS

G.OCCUPANT LOAD: (AS PER NFPA 101 TABLE 7.3.1.2) OCCUPANT LOAD FACTORS BASED ON USE

1. ASSEMBLY USE (TABLES AND CHAIRS; NOT FIXED): 1 PERSON PER 15 NET SQUARE FEET

2. BUSINESS USE: 1 PERSON PER 100 GROSS SQUARE FEET

3. CLASSROOM USE: 1 PERSON PER 20 NET SQUARE FEET

4. STORAGE/MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL USE: 1 PERSON PER 500 GROSS SQUARE FEET

5. CALCULATED OCCUPANT LOAD:

FIRST FLOOR = 307 PERSONS

SECOND FLOOR = 79 PERSONS

I.EGRESS CAPACITY

1. DOORS AND LEVEL COMPONENTS: 0.2 INCHES PER PERSON

2. STAIRS: 0.3 INCHES PER PERSON

3. FIRST FLOOR EGRESS CAPACITY:

EXTERIOR DOORS: APPROXIMATELY 102 INCHES OF EXTERIOR DOOR/0.20 INCHES PER PERSON =

510 PERSONS

STAIRWAY (RESTRICTED BY STAIR TREAD): APPROXIMATELY 49 INCHES OF TREAD/0.30 INCHES

PER PERSON = 163 PERSONS

TOTAL FIRST FLOOR EGRESS CAPACITY: 510 + 163 = 673 PERSONS

4. SECOND FLOOR EGRESS CAPACITY: APPROXIMATELY 170 INCHES OF DOOR/0.20 INCHES PER PERSON

= 850 PERSONS

L. ARRANGEMENT OF MEANS OF EGRESS (COVERED SHELTER)

1. MAXIMUM PERMITIED COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL:

FROM ASSEMBLY OCCUPANCY: 20 FEET (NOT EXCEEDED)

FROM BUSINESS OCCUPANCY: 100 FEET (NOT EXCEEDED)

FROM STORAGE OCCUPANCY: 100 FEET (NOT EXCEEDED)

2. MAXIMUM PERMITIED TRAVEL DISTANCE:

FROM ASSEMBLY OCCUPANCY: 250 FEET (NOT EXCEEDED)

FROM BUSINESS OCCUPANCY: 300 FEET (NOT EXCEEDED)

FROM STORAGE OCCUPANCY: 400 FEET (NOT EXCEEDED)

3. MAXIMUM PERMITIED DEAD END CORRIDORS

FROM ASSEMBLY OCCUPANCY: 20 FEET (NOT EXCEEDED)

FROM BUSINESS OCCUPANCY: 50 FEET (NOT EXCEEDED)

FROM STORAGE OCCUPANCY: 100 FEET (NOT EXCEEDED)

M.INTERIOR FINISH

1. INTERIOR WALL AND CEILING:

LOBBIES AND EXIT ACCESS CORRIDORS: CLASS A OR B

ENCLOSED STAIRWAY: CLASS A OR B (SERVES BUSINESS OCCUPANCY)

ASSEMBLY OCCUPANCY: CLASS A, B, OR C.

PROJECTOR SCREENS SHALL COMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS OF CLASS A OR B ALL OTHER AREAS:

CLASS A, B, OR C

2. INTERIOR FLOOR FINISH: SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN CLASS II IN EXIT ENCLOSURES AND EXIT ACCESS

CORRIDORS

3. INSULATING MATERIALS INSTALLED IN ANY CONSTRUCTION TYPE, CONCEALED OR EXPOSED, SHALL

HAVE A FLAMESPREAD

RATING NO GREATER THAN 25 AND A SMOKE DEVELOPED RATING NO GREATER THAN 450 AS

DETERMINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM E 84.

N. FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM: A COMPLETE AUTOMATIC WET-PIPE FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM WILL BE

PROVIDED THROUGHOUT THE NEW FACILITY IN COMPLIANCE WITH NFPA 13 AND UFC 3-600-01.

ABBREVIATIONS:

ASM -ASSEMBLY USE

BUS -BUSINESS USE

CLS -CLASSROOM USE

STO -STORAGE USE

GSF -GROSS SQUARE FOOTAGE

NSF -NET SQUARE FOOTAGE

CP -COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL DISTANCE

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EXIT 4

CORRIDOR

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100A

CLASSROOM

550 SF

CLASSROOM

550 SF

CLASSROOM

550 SF

CLASSROOM

552 SF

CLASSROOM

550 SF

CLASSROOM

548 SF

STAIRS

185 SF

TESTING

CENTER

ADMIN

279 SF

TESTING

CENTER

523 SF

GENERAL

STORAGE

518 SF

TELECOM

ROOM

193 SF

ELEV

MACH

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132 SF

RECEIVING

265 SF

MECHANICAL

ROOM

576 SF

ELEC.

ROOM

286 SF

STAIRS

216 SF

FIRE RISER

ROOM

328 SF

MAINT.

STORAGE

238 SF

WOMEN'S

LATRINE

210 SF

JAN

CLST

51 SF

MEN'S

LATRINE

243 SF

WOMEN'S SHOWER

& LOCKER ROOM

155 SF

MEN'S SHOWER &

LOCKER ROOM

635 SF

STUDENT

BREAK

ROOM

297 SF

CLASSROOM

619 SF

CLASSROOM

550 SF

CLASSROOM

618 SF

CLASSROOM

552 SF

CLASSROOM

550 SF

CLASSROOM

548 SF

LIBRARY

66 SF

VEND.

LARGE

CLASSROOM

2567 SF

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64"= 320 occupants

64"= 320 occupants

32"= 160 occupants

32"= 160 occupants

32"= 160 occupants cpt 60' c p t cpt 43'

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FIRST FLOOR LIFE SAFETY PLAN

EXIT ACCESS TRAVEL DISTANCE

COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL (cpt)

SURFACE MOUNTED FIRE EXTINGUISHER

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET

1 HR RATED INTERIOR FIRE BARRIER

FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL

FIRE ALARM ANNUNCIATOR

KNOX BOX

AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR

LIFE SAFETY AND EGRESS

LEGEND

as per NFPA 101

OCCUPANCY

B (BUSINESS)

I (INDUSTRIAL) -GENERAL

S (STORAGE)

A (ASSEMBLY)

NO. ROOM NAME FUNCTION OF THE SPACE (NFPA 101)

Gross

Area (SF)

Net Area

(SF)

MAX FLOOR AREA

PER PERSON (SF)

TOTAL OCCUPANTS FOR

EGRESS CALCULATION

FIRST FLOOR

100 CORRIDOR A+B+C BUSINESS AREA 3,038 2,738 100 25

101 TESTING CENTER ADMIN BUSINESS AREA 327 279 100 3

102 TESTING CENTER BUSINESS AREA 611 523 100 6

103 STAIRS BUSINESS AREA 200 185 100 2

104 LARGE CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 2,709 2,567 20 net 129

105 CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 572 550 20 net 29

106 CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 594 550 20 net

107 CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 619 550 20 net

108 CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 672 619 20 net 33

110 CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 670 618

111 CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 599 552

112 CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 597

113 CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 624

114 CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 599

115 CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 573

116 CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 575

117 CLASSROOM BUSINESS AREA 573

118 STUDENT BREAK ROOM ASSEMBLY-WITHOUT FIXED SEATING 320 297 15 net 19

119 MEN’S SHOWER & LOCKER ROOM LOCKER ROOM 671 603 50 13

120 MEN’S LATRINE BUSINESS AREA 278 243 100 3

121 WOMEN’S LATRINE BUSINESS AREA 245 210 100 2

122 WOMEN’S SHOWER & LOCKER ROOM LOCKER ROOM 175 155 50 4

123 JAN CLST STORAGE AREA 59 51 500 1

124 MAINT. STORAGE STORAGE AREA 261 238 500 1

125 FIRE RISER ROOM STORAGE AREA 368 328 500 1

127 STAIRS BUSINESS AREA 218 185 100 2

128 ELEC. ROOM STORAGE AREA 334 286 500 1

129 MECHANICAL ROOM STORAGE AREA 633 576 500 1

130 ELEV. MACH. ROOM STORAGE AREA 158 132 500 1

132 TELECOM ROOM IT EQUIPMENT ROOM 213 193 300 1

133 GENERAL STORAGE STORAGE AREA 589 518 500 1

134 RECEIVING STORAGE AREA 312 265 500 1

½ CANOPY EXTERIOR AREA

TOTAL FIRST FLOOR OCCUPANT LOAD (MAX ALLOWED) 573

109 LIBRARY LIBRARY STACK AREA 78 66 3

50 net

20 net

20 net

20 net

20 net

20 net

20 net

20 net

20 net

EGRESS TRAVEL DISTANCES

MAXIMUM TRAVEL DISTANCE

REFERENCE POINT

121 FT

EXIT E4

51FT - -

4 119 FT

EXIT E5

121 FT

EXIT E6

5 46FT

north

PLAN NOTES:

1. AED DEVICE IS PART OF THE FF&E

PACKAGE BID OPTION. PROVIDE

THE INFRASTRUCTUREONLY FOR

THE AED DEVICE AS PART OF THE

BASE BID,

W

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STAIRS

OPEN

OFFICE

AREA

756 SF

CORRIDOR

200A

OPEN

OFFICE

AREA

1156 SF

CADRE

CONF.

ROOM

632 SF

SECURITY

TELECOM

ROOM

232 SF

TELECOM

ROOM

113 SF

CADRE

WORK

ROOM

141 SF

CADRE

BREAKROOM

299 SF

SENIOR

CADRE

ROOM

666 SF

STORAGE

ROOM

354 SF

CORRIDOR

200B

CADRE

MEN'S

LATRINE

244 SF

CADRE

WOMEN'S

LATRINE

215 SF

JAN

CLST.

51 SF

OPEN

OFFICE

AREA

518 SF

STAIRS

216 SF

ELEC.

ROOM

168 SF

MECHANICAL

ROOM

480 SF

CADRE WOMEN'S

SHOWER&LOCKER

ROOM

160 SF

CADRE MEN'S

SHOWER & LOCKER

ROOM

377 SF

211A

210A209A

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202A

A

221A

220A

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DN

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LACTATION

ROOM

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221B

VEND.

B

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206A

EXIT 1

EXIT 2

FECFEC

F E

Ccpt 52' cpt 33' cpt 64'

32"= 160 occupants

32"= 160 occupants

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SECOND FLOOR LIFE SAFETY PLAN

EXIT ACCESS TRAVEL DISTANCE

COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL (cpt)

SURFACE MOUNTED FIRE EXTINGUISHER

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET

1 HR RATED INTERIOR FIRE BARRIER

LIFE SAFETY AND EGRESS

LEGEND

as per NFPA 101

OCCUPANCY

B (BUSINESS)

I (INDUSTRIAL) -GENERAL

S (STORAGE)

A (ASSEMBLY)

NO. ROOM NAME FUNCTION OF THE SPACE (NFPA 101)

Gross

Area (SF)

Net Area

(SF)

MAX FLOOR AREA

PER PERSON (SF)

TOTAL OCCUPANTS FOR

EGRESS CALCULATION

SECOND FLOOR

200 CORRIDOR A+B BUSINESS AREA 1,048 937 100 11

201 OPEN OFFICE AREA BUSINESS AREA 844 756 100 8

202 OPEN OFFICE AREA BUSINESS AREA 1,274 1,156 100 13

205 CADRE CONF. ROOM BUSINESS AREA 693 632 100 7

206 CADRE WORK ROOM BUSINESS AREA 158 141 100 2

207 CADRE BREAKROOM ASSEMBLY-WITHOUT FIXED SEATING 325 299 15 net 19

208 CADRE MEN’S SHOWER & LOCKER ROOM LOCKER ROOM 427 377 50 8

209 CADRE MEN’S LATRINE BUSINESS AREA 289 245 100 3

210 CADRE WOMEN’S LATRINE BUSINESS AREA 257 215 100 2

CADRE WOMEN’S SHOWER & LOCKER

ROOM

LOCKER ROOM 186 152 50 4

212 JAN CLST. STORAGE 59 51 500 1

213 OPEN OFFICE AREA BUSINESS AREA 581 518 100 6

216 ELEC. ROOM STORAGE AREA 186 160 500 1

217 MECHANICAL ROOM STORAGE AREA 530 480 500 1

218 STORAGE ROOM STORAGE AREA 420 354 500 1

219 OPEN OFFICE AREA BUSINESS AREA 729 666 100 8

220 TELCOM ROOM IT EQUIPMENT ROOM 128 113 300 1

221 SECURITY TELECOM ROOM STORAGE 274 232 300 1

223 LACTATION ROOM BUSINESS AREA 112 128 100 1

TOTAL SECOND FLOOR OCCUPANT LOAD (MAX ALLOWED) 106

MAXIMUM TRAVEL DISTANCE

REFERENCE POINT

EGRESS TRAVEL DISTANCES

north

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CORRIDOR

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CLASSROOM

550 SF

CLASSROOM

550 SF

CLASSROOM

552 SF

CLASSROOM

550 SF

CLASSROOM

548 SF

STAIRS

185 SF

TESTING

CENTER

ADMIN

279 SF

TESTING

CENTER

523 SF

GENERAL

STORAGE

518 SF

TELECOM

ROOM

193 SF

ELEV

MACH

ROOM

132 SF

RECEIVING

265 SF

MECHANICAL

ROOM

576 SF

ELEC.

ROOM

286 SF

STAIRS

216 SF

FIRE RISER

ROOM

328 SF

MAINT.

STORAGE

238 SF

WOMEN'S

LATRINE

210 SF

JAN

CLST

51 SF

MEN'S

LATRINE

243 SF

WOMEN'S SHOWER

& LOCKER ROOM

155 SF

MEN'S SHOWER &

LOCKER ROOM

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STUDENT

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ROOM

297 SF

A

A

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619 SF

CLASSROOM

550 SF

CLASSROOM

618 SF

CLASSROOM

552 SF

CLASSROOM

550 SF

CLASSROOM

548 SF

LIBRARY

66 SF

B

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126A

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DOCK CANOPY

ABOVE

02 TANK

STORAGE

CABINET

5'x5' LANDING

42" HIGH

GUARDRAIL

36" HIGH

HANDRAIL

DOCK LEVELER

AND BUMPERS

12" CONCRETE

FILLED STL PIPE

BOLLARD

18"x18"x12"

ELEVATOR

SUMP PIT

LARGE

CLASSROOM

2567 SF

6" HIGH RAISED ACCESS

FLOORING SYSTEM OVER

DEPRESSED FLOOR SLAB

THROUGHOUT ROOM 104

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12 11

1. TABULATION OF OCCUPANCY (ACTUAL):

87 STUDENTS

17 CADRE

12 VISITORS

= 116 TOTAL OCCUPANTS

2. STUDENT POPULATION:

90% MALE AND 10% FEMALE

3. NO COMBUSTIBLES ARE TO BE STORED IN

THE RECEIVING ROOM 134.

4. LAVATORY DRAINS SHALL BE EXPOSED,

BUT INSULATED. DO NOT CONCEAL WITH

MILLWORK PANELS.

5. GYPSUM WALLBOARD PARTITIONS, SHALL

BE MOISTURE-RESISTANT TYPE AT

LOCATIONS ADJACENT TO WET AREAS

WATER FIXTURES.

6. ELECTRIC WATER COOLERS SHALL BE

EQUIPPED WITH BOTTLE FILL FEATURE

AND A SWITCH FOR ACCESSIBLE

OPERATION.

7. WATER CLOSETS, URINALS AND

LAVATORIES SHALL BE MANUALLY

OPERATED.

8. LARGE CLASSROOM 104 SHALL HAVE A

COLUMN-FREE INTERIOR.

SHEET NOTES

ELECTRICALLY OPERATED ACOUSTICAL

FOLDING PARTITION, STC-50 MIN, AND

NRC VALUE NOT LESS THAN .65.

PROVIDE WITH TOP AND BOTTOM

SEALS AND PANEL STORAGE IN

CONCEALED POCKET.

PROVIDE WATER CLOSET

ACCESSORIES AS NOTED IN THE RFP

(INCLUDING TOILET PAPER ROLL

HOLDERS)

PROVIDE ADA SHOWER ACCESSORIES

AS NOTED IN THE RFP (INCLUDING

BENCH AND GRAB BARS)

ONE-WAY MIRROR; MIRRORED SIDE AT

TESTING CENTER ROOM 102.

PROVIDE ELEVATOR PIT ESCAPE AREA

PER THE RFP REQUIREMENTS.

DASHED LINE INDICATES LOCATION OF

PRE-ENGINEERED METAL CANOPY

ABOVE, TYP. AT ALL EXTERIOR DOORS.

LINE INDICATES LOCATION OF

CONCRETE STOOP, TYP. AT ALL

EXTERIOR DOORS.

RECESSED WALK-OFF FLOOR MAT

MILLWORK: SOLID SURFACE

COUNTERTOP, PALM BASE CABINET

AND PALM WALL CABINETS.

HOLE-LESS HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR,

3500 LB CAPACITY.

LOCKER ROOM WOOD BENCH

LOCKERS, REFER TO RFP FOR

REQUIREMENTS.

KEY NOTES

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN

A-301

A-302

A-302

A-301

A-201

A-201

A-202

A-202

REINFORCED CMU EXTERIOR

WALLS AT TRUE NORTH AND WEST

SIDES OF BUILDING. SEE A-501.

W

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OPEN

OFFICE

AREA

756 SF

CORRIDOR

200A

OPEN

OFFICE

AREA

1156 SF

CADRE

CONF.

ROOM

632 SF

SECURITY

TELECOM

ROOM

232 SF

TELECOM

ROOM

113 SF

CADRE

WORK

ROOM

141 SF

CADRE

BREAKROOM

299 SF

SENIOR

CADRE

ROOM

666 SF

STORAGE

ROOM

354 SF

CORRIDOR

200B

CADRE

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ACCESSORIES AS NOTED IN THE

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PROVIDE ADA SHOWER

ACCESSORIES AS NOTED IN THE

RFP (INCLUDING BENCH AND

GRAB BARS)

LINE INDICATED LOCATION OF

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CANOPY BELOW, TYP. AT ALL

EXTERIOR DOORS.

MILLWORK: SOLID SURFACE

COUNTERTOP. PALM BASE

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HOLE-LESS HYDRAULIC

ELEVATOR, 3500 LB CAPACITY.

ELEVATOR PIT ESCAPE AREA,

EXTEND TO TOP OF HOISTWAY.

LOCKER ROOM WOOD BENCH

OVER-SIZED LOCKERS, REFER

TO RFP REQUIREMENTS.

WALL BRACED SOLID SURFACE

COUNTERTOP AND BACKSPLASH

WITH BOWL SINK. INSULATE ALL

EXPOSED PIPING BELOW THE

SINK. SINK SHALL BE OFFSET

TO ONE SIDE TO ACCOMMODATE

SPACE FOR A SMALL

REFRIGERATOR BELOW THE

COUNTERTOP (PART OF THE

FF&E PACKAGE). LOCATE GFI

RECEPTACLE BELOW THE

COUNTERTOP FOR THE

REFRIGERATOR. PROVIDE

MIRROR ABOVE THE

COUNTERTOP. PROVIDE A

SEMI-RECESSED PAPER TOWEL

DISPENSER/DISPOSAL UNIT

ADJACENT TO THE SINK.

OVERHEAD BRACED LAMINATE

PARTITION WITH PRIVACY

CURTAIN AND ROD.

KEY NOTES

REINFORCED CMU EXTERIOR

WALLS AT TRUE NORTH AND WEST

SIDES OF BUILDING, SEE A-501.

NO. ROOM NAME

Gross

Area (SF)

Net Area

(SF)

100 CORRIDOR A+B 3,038 2,738

101 TESTING CENTER ADMIN 327 279

102 TESTING CENTER 611 523

103 STAIRS 200 185

104 LARGE CLASSROOM 2,709 2,567

105 CLASSROOM 572 550

106 CLASSROOM 594 550

107 CLASSROOM 619 550

108 CLASSROOM 672 619

110 CLASSROOM 670 618

111 CLASSROOM 599 552

112 CLASSROOM 597

113 CLASSROOM 624

114 CLASSROOM 599

115 CLASSROOM 573

116 CLASSROOM 575

117 CLASSROOM 573

118 STUDENT BREAK ROOM 320 297

119 MEN’S SHOWER & LOCKER ROOM 671 603

120 MEN’S LATRINE 278 243

121 WOMEN’S LATRINE 245 210

109 LIBRARY 162 146

122 WOMEN’S SHOWER & LOCKER ROOM 175 155

123 JAN CLST 59 51

124 MAINT. STORAGE 261 238

125 FIRE RISER ROOM 368 328

127 STAIRS 218 185

128 ELEC. ROOM 334 286

129 MECHANICAL ROOM 633 576

130 ELEV. MACH. ROOM 158 132

132 TELECOM ROOM 128 113

133 GENERAL STORAGE 589 518

134 RECEIVING 312 265

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FIRST FLOOR TOTAL

NO. ROOM NAME

Gross

Area (SF)

Net Area

(SF)

200 CORRIDOR A+B 1,048 937

201 OPEN OFFICE AREA 844 756

202 OPEN OFFICE AREA 1,274 1,156

205 CADRE CONF. ROOM 693 632

206 CADRE WORK ROOM 158 141

207 CADRE BREAKROOM 325 299

208 CADRE MEN’S SHOWER & LOCKER ROOM 427 377

209 CADRE MEN’S LATRINE 289 245

210 CADRE WOMEN’S LATRINE 257 215

CADRE WOMEN’S SHOWER & LOCKER

ROOM

186 152

212 JAN CLST. 59 51

213 OPEN OFFICE AREA 581 518

216 ELEC. ROOM 186 160

217 MECHANICAL ROOM 530 480

218 STORAGE ROOM 420 354

219 OPEN OFFICE AREA 729 666

220 TELCOM ROOM 128 113

221 SECURITY TELECOM ROOM 274 232

223 LACTATION ROOM 112 128

SECOND FLOOR TOTAL

19,268 17,448

9,185 7,802

BUILDING TOTAL 28,453 25,250

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