Description
Eglin Air Force Base (AFB), FL has awarded FA2823-21-C-0028 - Renovate Security Upgrades Room 401, Bldg. 351 on Eglin AFB, FL. The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code for this requirement is 236220, Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, with a size standard of $39.5M. Statement of Magnitude is between $250,000 - $500,000. This was a 100% Small Business Set-Aside competitive acquisition utilizing a best value source selection process and rhe award was made based upon the Best Value to the Government in accordance with FAR Part 15.3. Enfield Enterprises, Inc. 30 Magaziner Place Springfield, MA 01104 AWARD $571,300.49 This project includes, but is not limited to the following, the selective demolition of existing construction and complete new interior renovations to provide secure office configurations for Room 401 of Bldg. 351 of Eglin AFB. All work is to be performed in accordance with the Statement of Work (SOW) dated 30 November 2020. The performance period is 300 days after the Notice to Proceed (NTP). The above general description of work does not in any way limit the responsibility of the contractor to perform all work and furnish all labor, materials, and equipment in accordance with the specifications. Project Description: Architecture: This project consists of the selective demolition of existing construction and complete new interior renovations to provide new secure office configurations for Room 401 of Building 351. Demolition will include removal of all doors and frames, selective removal of interior metal stud/gwb and removal of suspended acoustical tile ceiling system, carpet flooring and resilient wall base. Temporary barriers and protocol will be required to prevent disruption of ongoing daily operations in adjacent areas. New work will provide a man-trap entry area, a secure open office area of approximately 722 square feet to accommodate 8 persons, and two secure offices to accommodate up to two persons each. New metal stud/gwb walls and doors will be secure per ICS 705, and STC 50-rated, extending to and sealing to true floor and ceiling decks to provide secure ICS 705-compliant perimeter. A new closet, accessible via cipher lock from the existing fourth floor corridor, will provide housing for Room 401 users' laptop computers. Up to ten laptops will be accommodated in the closet on adjustable open wire shelving. New interior architectural finishes will be suspended acoustical tile ceiling and grid, painted gypsum board walls and carpet tile flooring. New doors will be solid core wood, field-finished, with all required security hardware. The doors and frames from the corridor to the man-trap, the man-trap to the secure office, and the door to the Computer Closet will be 20 minute fire-rated. Existing windows will remain as is wherever new construction does not interfere with existing window locations. Windows will receive new room darkening roller shades. Structural Interior Design: The Structural Interior Design consists of new carpet, paint, wall base and ceiling tile in the offices and Mantrap. The closet shall have a vinyl composition floor tile. The existing fixtures in the corridor shall be removed, stored and re-installed by the general contractor. New finishes in the building corridor where required due to the renovation, shall match the existing with the exception of the carpet. The new carpet tile in the office and Mantrap areas shall be used in the corridor where needed. The existing FF&E shall be removed by the contractor, stored and re-installed with any additional parts and pieces added due to the new systems furniture layout and in accordance with the electrical and communications requirements. Electrical Scope: A new 120/208V, 3 phase panel will be installed in the renovated area to serve the new circuits. New lighting and power will be installed in the renovated areas. The lighting will be LED type. Emergency lighting and exit signs will contain battery backup. There will be a blue light system installed in the secure spaces. Receptacles will be installed in general areas and adjacent to all communications outlets. Furniture will be connected through whips. Communications Scope: There will be user communications networks wall cabinets located in the secure spaces. The NIPR outlets will be served from a new wall cabinet in the secure space. NIPR will be Cat 6 ScTP and all other networks will be fiber. All NIPR and SIPR work will be installed per 96CS requirements. There are 3 additional secure user fiber networks. Each network is color coded and will be terminated to their separate cabinets/patch panels. HDMI extenders/Cat 6 ScTP will be installed from the Laptop closet to each workstation. Security Scope: New access control (ACS) rough-in, intrusion detection (IDS) rough-in, White noise, and CCTV systems will be installed. The CCTV camera will monitor the mantrap and have a display for visual verification. Mechanical: The scope of work includes removal and replacement of the existing ductwork and VAV box inside room 401. Fire: Provide modifications to the existing fire alarm devices located in room 401 IAW requirements for SCIF units. All speaker circuits within room 401 will be terminated at an FACP located within the SCIF barrier. All fire alarm/MNS circuits entering the SCIF will be routed through a single wall penetration.