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47	END OF TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION
48	1 THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION
50	… 2.0 Introduction
51	2.1 Administration of Reference Guidelines
53	2.2 Codes and Standards
60	2.3 Accessibility
61	2.4 Sustainable Design and High Performance Building Guidelines 2.4 Sustainable Design and High Performance Building Guidelines
84	2.5 Furniture & Equipment Design and Procurement
86	2.6 Commissioning Policy
87	2.7 Hazardous Materials Policy
88	2.8 Energy Policy
90	2.9 Water Management Policy
92	2.10 Dispatch of Loads
94	2.11 Value Engineering
96	3 Procedures 3.0 Introduction
97	3.1 CDC General Drawing Requirements (CAD/BIM)
99	3.2 Drawing Requirements
100	END OF SECTION 3.3 Existing Condition Facility Documentation
105	END OF SECTION 3.4 Numbering Systems
111	3.5 Furniture Procurement
112	3.6 Commissioning
118	3.7 Hazardous Materials
119	3.8 Health and Safety
120	3.9 Operating and Maintenance Manuals
121	4 PLANNING AND DESIGN GUIDELINES 4.0 Introduction END OF SECTION 4.1 General Planning Criteria
123	4.1.1 Master Plan
126	4.1.2 Environmental Health and Safety
129	4.1.3 Security
132	4.1.4 Civil & Site Development Guidelines
135	4.1.5 Campus Mechanical
140	4.1.6 Campus Electrical
145	4.1.7 Structural, Stability And Serviceability Criteria
146	4.1.8 General Facilities
174	4.2 General Laboratory Planning
180	END OF SECTION 4.2.1 Biological Laboratories
185	4.2.2 Chemical Laboratories
187	4.2.3 Engineering Laboratories
189	4.2.4 Radiation Laboratories
191	4.3 General Animal Facility Planning
203	4.3.1 Primate Facilities
205	4.3.2 Rodent Facilities
207	4.3.3 Canine Facilities
209	4.3.4 Insect Facilities
213	4.3.4a Flying Insect Facilities (Mosquitoes)
217	4.3.4b Crawling Insect Facilities (Ticks, Mites, Lice, Fleas)
219	4.4 Office Planning
224	4.5 Support Facilities Planning
225	4.5.0 Building Support Facilities
226	4.5.1 Conference Facilities with Videoconferencing
238	4.5.2 Cafeterias
240	4.5.3 Break Rooms
242	4.5.4 Vending Areas
244	4.5.5 Snack Bars
246	4.5.6 Travel Office
248	4.5.7 Share (Employee Store)
250	4.5.8 Credit Union
252	4.5.9 Lifestyle Facilities
258	4.5.10 Lobby Areas
260	4.5.11 Toilet Facilities
264	4.5.12 Stairwells
267	4.5.13 Janitor Closets
269	4.5.14 Mechanical Rooms
272	4.5.15 Electrical Switchgear Rooms (Main Service Entrance)
276	4.5.16 Electrical Rooms
280	4.5.17 Telephone Equipment Rooms (PBX)
286	4.5.18 Telecommunication/LAN Rooms
291	4.5.19 Lactation Rooms
292	4.5.20 Campus Support Facilities END OF SECTION
293	4.5.21 Central Utility Plants
297	4.5.22 Data Processing Facilities
302	4.5.23 Transshipping Facilities
306	4.5.24 Laboratory Chemical Storage Facilities
309	4.5.25 Waste Handling Facilities
312	4.5.26 Parking Facilities
316	4.5.27 Integrated Facilities Management System (IFMS)
321	4.5.28 Stationary Storage Battery System Rooms
328	5 BUILDING ELEMENTS
329	5A SUBSTRUCTURE 5A0 Introduction
330	5A1 Foundations 5A1.10 Standard Foundations
331	5A1.20 Special Foundations
332	5A1.30 Slab on Grade
333	5A2 Below Grade Construction 5A2.10 Below Grade Excavations
334	5A2.20 Below Grade Walls
335	5B SHELL 5B.0 Introduction
336	5B1.10 Floor Construction
337	5B1.20 Roof Construction
338	5B2 Exterior Enclosure 5B2.10 Exterior Walls
340	5B2.20 Exterior Windows
342	5B2.30 Exterior Doors
344	5B3 Roofing 5B3.10 Roof Coverings
346	5C INTERIORS 5C.0 Introduction
347	5C1 Interior Construction 5C1.10 Partitions
349	5C1.20 Interior Doors
358	5C1.30 Fittings
362	5C2 Stairs 5C2.10 Interior Stairs Construction
363	5C2.20 Interior Stair Finishes
364	5C3 Interior Finishes 5C3.10 Wall Finishes
366	5C3.20 Floor Finishes
370	5C3.30 Ceiling Finishes
371	5D SERVICES 5D0 Introduction
372	5D1 Conveying Systems 5D1.10 Elevators and Lifts
373	5D1.20 Escalators and Moving Walks
374	5D2 Plumbing Systems
375	5D2.10 Plumbing Fixtures
376	5D2.20 Domestic Water Distribution
378	5D2.30 Sanitary Waste and Vent Systems
379	5D2.40 Rainwater Drainage
380	5D2.50 Gas Distributing Systems
381	5D3 HVAC 5D3.10 Boiler Room Piping and Specialties
382	5D3.15 Thermal Cooling Storage
386	5D3.21 Air Distribution Systems
391	5D3.22 Exhaust Ventilation Systems
392	5D3.23 Steam Distribution Systems
394	5D3.25 Glycol Distribution Systems
395	5D3.30 Building Automation Systems
400	5D3.40 Systems Testing & Balancing 1. Systems are started and operating in safe and normal condition. 2. Temperature control systems are installed complete and operable. 3. Proper thermal overload protection is in place for electrical equipment. 4. Final filters are clean and in place. If required, install temporary media in addition to final filters. 5. Duct systems are clean of debris. 6. Fans are rotating correctly. 7. Fire and volume dampers are in place and open. 8. Air coil fins are cleaned and combed. 9. Access doors are closed and duct end caps are in place. 10. Air outlets are installed and connected. 11. Duct system leakage is minimized. 12. Hydronic systems are flushed, filled, and vented. 13. Pumps are rotating correctly. 14. Proper strainer baskets are clean and in place or in normal position. 15. Service and balancing valves are open.
403	5D4 Fire Protection
405	5D4.10 Sprinklers
408	5D4.20 Standpipe Systems
409	5D4.30 Fire Pumps
410	5D4.40 Fire Protection Specialties
411	5D4.50 Other Fire Protection Systems
412	5D5 Electrical 5D5.10 Electrical Service & Distribution
437	5D5.11 Electrical Studies
446	5D5.20 Lighting & Branch Wiring
458	5D5.30 Communications, Security & Fire Alarm Systems
472	5D5.40 Lightning Protection/ Grounding
476	5D5.41 Emergency, Legally Required Standby, and Standby Power Systems
486	5D5.42 Special Equipment
490	5D5.43 Communication and Signaling Systems
491	5D5.44 Freezer Alarm System
492	5E EQUIPMENT & FURNISHINGS 5E0 Introduction
494	5E1 Equipment 5E1.10 Office And Office Support Equipment
498	5E1.20 Laboratory And Laboratory Support Equipment
501	5E1.30 Vehicular Equipment
502	5E2 Furnishings 5E2.10 Fixed Furnishings
504	5E2.20 Movable Furnishings
510	(a) Cream (b) Taupe (c) Light Gray
517	5F SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION 5F0 Introduction
518	5F1 Special Construction Systems 5F1.10 Special Structures
519	5F1.20 Integrated Construction
521	5F1.50 Special Controls & Instrumentation
522	5F2 Selective Building Demolition 5F2.10 Building Elements Demolition
523	5F2.20 Hazardous Components Abatement
524	5G BUILDING SITEWORK 5G0 General
526	5G1 Site Preparation
527	5G1.10 Site Preparation
529	5G1.20 Site Demolition & Relocation
531	5G1.30 Site Earthwork
533	5G1.40 Hazardous Waste Remediation
534	5G2 Site Improvements 5G2.10 Roadways
536	5G2.20 Parking Lots
538	5G2.30 Pedestrian Circulation
540	5G2.40 Site Development
544	5G2.50 Landscaping
547	5G2.60 Irrigation
549	5G3 Site Mechanical Utilities 5G3.10 Water Supply
551	5G3.20 Sanitary Sewer
552	5G3.30 Storm Sewer
554	5G3.40 Heating Distribution
555	5G3.50 Cooling Distribution
556	5G3.60 Fuel Distribution
558	5G4 Site Electrical Utilities 5G4.10 Electrical Distribution
560	5G4.20 Site Lighting
562	5G4.30 Site Communications & Security
563	5G4.90 Other Site Electrical Utilities
566	5G5 Other Site Construction 5G5.10 Service And Pedestrian Tunnels
567	5G5.20 Pest Management Program During Construction
568	6 APPENDIX 6.01 Request for Exception Form
569	6.02 Request for Clarification Form
570	6.10 Interiors
576	c. (Delete if already on record) Include necessary documentation for the maintenance of the Furniture. d. (Delete if already on record) Evidence that the proposed installer meets the required standards. e. The methods of installation for each type of special connection condition. f. (Delete if already on record) A statement that the ContractorSuccessful Offeror has the financial and technical resources to assure prompt and satisfactory performance in the production and delivery of all equipment specified. If products of… 2. (Delete/edit if samples are already on record) The ContractorSuccessful Offeror shall submit samples in the following nominal sizes for verification. Samples shall be prepared form the same material that will be used for the work: a. 9” square samples of each fabric required b. 3” x 4” (min.) samples of each paint finish required c. 3” x 4” (min.) samples of each plastic laminate finish required d. 3” x 4” (min.) or 12” long (min.) sample of any additional material exposed to view. e. Two samples of each component (such as hardware, edge band, glass, etc.) which will be exposed to view f. Instruction Manual: The vendor shall furnish the ordering agency with one (1) electronic or PDF format copy of operating and maintenance instructions for each product delivered. The materials furnished shall include instructions for cleaning and p… 3. Edit as required based on information already on record. The ContractorSuccessful Offeror** shall provide the following documents for review: a. Provide completed Design Drawing(s), Schedule of Materials and necessary Ancillary Drawing(s) to CDC/ATSDR for review and comment prior to ordering the Furniture. b. Revise Design Drawing(s), Schedule of Materials and Ancillary Drawing(s) to reflect review comments and resubmit with final proposal. c. Provide CDC/ATSDR with the complete “as-built” Design Drawing(s) at the conclusion of the project, modified to accurately reflect actual installed conditions. The CDC/AMSO has established a standardized electronic drawing record system, As such, … d. Electronic media requirements: 1) AutoCAD 2015 (or current version adopted by CDC) C. Quality Assurance 1. The Installer shall be considered an agent of the Contractor and shall meet the following minimum qualifications: a. Lead installer/supervisor to have clearance and badging in accord with CDC long term clearance requirements. b. A firm that specializes in modular and systems furniture installation with no less than five (5) years of experience installing Furniture projects of similar size. c. Have experience with projects that required the installation of a minimum of 25 modular workstations or 60 systems workstations.
577	2. The ContractorSuccessful Offeror shall have single source responsibility to provide Furniture components, products, accessories, and installation as a complete and coordinated package except as noted here within. 3. The components provided by the ContractorSuccessful Offeror shall meet or exceed the requirements of “Desk Products – Tests” ANSI/BIFMA latest edition as published by American National Standards Institute. 4. Any Specials must be of a quality comparable to the standard Furniture components from that manufacturer with prior written approval from DEMSO. 5. Furnished materials must comply with specified project requirements which include meeting certified laboratory testing data that indicates that the material meets specified test requirements for support capability and fire resistance. 6. The manufacturer shall guarantee the availability of components compatible with the original installation for a period of five (5) years with guarantee period to commence on the date of acceptance. Written documentation to be provided. 7. All furnished materials shall be new materials which are free from defects. 8. Applicable Specifications and Standards: reference to specifications, standards, test methods and other documents shall be those in effect on the date Design Drawings are issued and shall meet requirements as outlined, refer 6.3.4.G Warranty). 9. Furniture shall be new, unused, currently standard products of an established manufacturer except for such deviations as mat be required by this specification. 10. Furniture shall be free of all imperfections, defects, and hazards which might affect appearance, normal life, serviceability, or user safety. 11. Details not specifically defined herein shall be in accordance with the best commercial practice for products of this type. 12. Furniture shall be constructed to withstand the strains, vibrations and other conditions incidental to shipping, storage and service. 13. There shall be no exposed raw metal edges. 14. All hardware shall be corrosion resistant. 15. All components not specifically mentioned, that are necessary for the units to be complete and ready for use shall be furnished. 16. Availability of service and parts: a. Service: The bidder shall submit a list of companies or individuals, and their addresses who stock repair parts and who can perform service on the equipment furnished. b. Parts: Adequate supply of repair parts shall be readily available for the expected life of all products furnished under this specification. D. Delivery, Storage and Handling 1. Comply with the instructions and recommendations of the manufacturer for standard or special delivery, storage and handling requirements of any and all products. 2. Coordinate product delivery and installation of product with CDC Project Officer and CDC OAS Contracting Officer. 3. Receive the product. 4. Verify that product shipped is in accordance with CDC purchase order. 5. Check for visible damage. CDC shall not be liable for any product received damaged or any damaged that occurs during delivery and installation of product prior to signed acceptance by CDC representative. 6. File freight claims (if required) for damaged items. 7. Hold the product until all components required to install one phase or one floor of a phase have been received. CDC is not responsible for any loss of time or money due to incomplete orders at site. 8. Deliver and install the product to the destination (building and room) in accordance with the pre-determined schedule and approved floor plans.
578	9. Test all light fixtures by connecting them to the same power source as required at permanent installation prior to finishing installation to determine proper operation. 10. Complete the onsite assembly of the product. 11. Clean the product including removal of visible tags, labels, etc. 12. Remove trash and packaging from the premises. 13. Inspect the product for damage, improper operation and/or appearance 14. Repair or replace unacceptable product and report these actions to the CDC/ATSDR Project Officer and/or CDC OAS Contracting Officer. 15. Notify the CDC OAS Contracting Officer and the Project Officer that the Project is complete and ready for inspection. 16. Review path of travel to deliver and install product and report to the CDC OAS Contracting Officer any barriers that might prevent adherence to delivery and installation schedules. Deviations from the delivery schedule based on limited access wil… 17. Packing and/or Packaging: Packing shall be in accordance with recognized industry practices in a manner readily acceptable by common carriers engaged in interstate commerce. Within the shipping carton, units shall be packed in a manner designed t… 18. Comply with instructions and recommendations of the manufacturer for special delivery, storage and handling requirements. 19. Coordinate product delivery with installers 20. Delivery shall be by one of the following: a. Agency receiving dock b. Inside delivery, non-installed c. Inside delivery, installed 21. Coordinate with installer and repair or replace unacceptable product and report these actions to the CDC OAS Contracting Officer. E. Sequencing and Scheduling 1. Sequence the Furniture installation with other trades to minimize the possibility of damage and soiling during the remainder of the construction period. 2. Perform all installation work at the facility site between the hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm weekdays excluding federal holidays unless otherwise authorized by the CDC OAS Contracting Officer. Review path of travel to deliver and that there are no … 3. Coordinate elevator and loading dock access with the CDC OAS Contracting Officer. 4. Install all furniture in accordance with the Design Drawing (s). F. Site Conditions (CDC/ASTDR Project Officer to provide the following information for each order) 1. Describe the installation site and conditions. a. Building Number and Location b. Floor Number c. Elevator and Location d. Alternate elevator e. Site Access Restrictions f. Contact Name g. Contact Phone Number h. Installation Hours (Normal Business or Overtime) i. Other j. The site location address is as follows: (Fill in project address)
579	2. ContractorSuccessful Offeror** and all their representatives, including but not limited to installers shall observe a smoke free working environment at all times and adhere to CDC smoke free policy. This prohibits smoking in all CDC/ATSDR buil… 3. The installer shall maintain a “drug-free workplace” in that he/she is prohibited from the unlawful manufacture, distribution, possession or use of a controlled substance. G. Warranty 1. Standard (GSA/OAS) government warranty documents shall meet or exceed the following applicable tests and performance standards listed below. a. The following are ANSI/BIFMA standards that apply to GSA furniture offerings: 1) ANSI/BIFMA X5.1 – Office Chairs 2) ANSI/BIFMA X5.3 – Vertical Files 3) ANSI/BIFMA X5.4 – Lounge and Public Seating 4) ANSI/BIFMA X5.5 – Desk Products 5) ANSI/BIFMA X5.6 – Panel Systems 6) ANSI/BIFMA X5.9 – Storage 7) ANSI/BIFMA X5.11 – Large Occupant Office Chair b. Products shall be tested for conformance to the applicable structural, durability and safety performance requirements of the Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association (BIFMA) and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI)… c. ASTM International – ASTM International was founded in 1898 as the American Section of the International Association for Testing Materials. It is an organization that develops and publishes voluntary consensus technical standards for a wide range … 1) ASTM D-1729 Visual appraisal color differential 2) ASTM D-2794 Std. test method for impact resistance of organic coatings 3) ASTM D-3359 Measuring adhesion by tape test 4) ASTM D-4086 Std. practice visual evaluation of metamurism 5) ASTM D-3363 Pencil hardness 6) ASTM E-308 Values and practical computation to obtain values from spectral reflectance-transmittance 7) ASTM D-1037-72 Internal bond and shear strength of hardwood 8) ASTM E-84 Flammability 9) ASTM D-1682 Min. 150 lbs. in conformance with tensile test 10) ASTM D-2262-83 Min. 30 lbs. in conformance with strength of woven fabrics 11) AATCC 16A-Min. 40 hours in conformance with color fastness of fabrics 12) ASTM A-366 Std. specification for commercial quality cold-rolled steel sheets 2. Warranty Period is five (5) minimum years after the date of acceptance. 3. Contractor shall provide a document listing all products used in the project and their warranties. II. Project Execution A. Verification of Conditions
580	1. The ContractorSuccessful Offeror must examine areas and conditions in which the Modular Furniture will be installed and notify the Government in writing of any conditions considered detrimental to the proper and timely completion of the work. 2. Verify the positioning of exits, aisles, power feeds, and the overall dimensions of space and furniture installation. 3. Do not proceed with the installation until unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected in a manner acceptable to the ContractorSuccessful Offeror. 4. Prior to delivery and installation, the ContractorSuccessful Offeror shall, by means of a pre-installation walk through with the CDC OAS Contracting Officer, identify and list any existing damage to the building facilities. B. Installation 1. Protect all adjoining work from abrasion, soiling, staining and other damage resulting from the furnishings installation work. Exercise extreme care during the installation to avoid soiling or damaging other work. Repair or replace damaged work a… 2. The ContractorSuccessful Offeror shall, at no additional cost to the Government, be responsible for correcting any damage to the buildings, walls, flooring, elevator car finishes, carpet, existing utilities (e.g. telephones) and/or other Gove… 3. Prior to the installation of the office furnishings vacuum floor surface to remove dust, debris and loose particles. 4. Install the Furniture to comply with the final Design Drawing(s) and in strict compliance with the manufacturer’s printed instructions. Position units level (plumb) and at the proper location relative to adjoining units and related work. Adjust a… 5. Install Furniture and accessories after building finishing operations (including painting) have been completed in the areas to receive the final installation. 6. Install articulating keyboard tray assembly as provided by CDC. 7. Locate drawer pedestals under work surfaces as indicated in Design Drawings. 8. Remove and replace components which are chipped, scratched, or otherwise damaged, and which do not match adjoining work or do not operate properly as directed by the Project Officer or CDC OAS Contracting Officer. 9. Provide and install matching and new replacement units in the specified location and in a manner to eliminate the evidence of replacement. 10. Clean the components and surfaces immediately upon completion of the Furniture installation. C. Project Completion 1. Remove surplus materials, rubbish and debris resulting from installation upon completion of work and leave areas of installation in neat, clean condition. Remove trash, rubbish and debris from job site. Dispose of materials at an acceptable refug… 2. Upon completion of installation of the Furniture units, test to demonstrate capability and compliance with requirements. Replace any units which do not operate smoothly. 3. Protect the Furniture against damage during the remainder of construction period. Provide the Government with a schedule proposing the type(s) of protection to be provided based on the proposed condition of the space at the time of installation. …
581	4. At the conclusion of installation and before final acceptance by the Government, the ContractorSuccessful Offeror shall participate in a final walk-through with the CDC OAS Contracting Officer for the purpose of identifying any damage which h… 5. Upon notification by the ContractorSuccessful Offeror of the project’s substantial completion, the Project Officer will inspect the project for conformance with the Contract Documents. Accompanying such notification, the ContractorSucces… 6. After the Final Walk-through and prior to occupancy by the Government, the ContractorSuccessful Offeror** shall: A. Collect all keys from workstations. Leave drawers and overhead doors unlocked. B. Place keys from individual workstations in separate envelopes. C. Label envelopes with workstation space number and manufacturer’s key number. D. Box envelopes and return to CDC/ATSDR Project Officer. 7. Place any items that are not installed with the workstations in their final configuration in a central location as directed by the Government for storage and/or removal by the Government. 8. Final Acceptance will be made after final inspection by the Government when all requirements of the Contract Documents have been completed. 6.10.4.1 STANDARD MODULAR FURNITURE I. General A. Definition 1. Definition: Modular Furniture is a freestanding furniture solution that provides storage above and below the work surface, employs post supported overhead cabinets and supplemental task lighting, provides separation between adjacent work spaces, an… 2. This document is meant to define the scope and range of the product line. The entire product line may not be utilized on a specific project, but all components shall be available for possible future configurations. Reference attached documents fo… 3. Provide Modular furniture of standard construction with details, finishes and materials consistent throughout. Provide components and accessories in the color scheme selected from the CDC Standard Color Palette. 4. All items of Modular Furniture must be free from sharp edges, burrs, or other defects which compromise the operation or are harmful to persons or materials in contact with them. Provide finishes on all exposed and semi-exposed surfaces. 5. Work station components shall be available on the GSA Schedule current at the time of the order. Not requiring that this be a scheduled purchase, but only that components are on schedule.
582	B. Materials 1. Keying system shall be interchangeable, field changeable master keyed lock system on all applicable components. At the completion of the project, provide one key per workstation. All locks within a single workstation to be keyed alike. On Proje… 2. UL Certification shall be required on all UL listed electrical components. C. Finishes 1. All visible surfaces (including but not limited to interior surfaces of cabinets, drawers, etc.) shall receive an appropriate finish material (baked enamel or equivalent) paint, plastic laminate and fabric to be selected from the CDC Standard Color… D. Work Surfaces 1. All work surfaces must be capable of being installed at the same height and may not be separated by any protrusions of the support framework or other items above the work surface. When particle board core/plastic laminate clad work surfaces are su… 2. Provide work surfaces that meet or exceed: a. ANSI/BIFMA X5.5 latest edition, Functional, Distributed and Proof Load Tests for Primary Surfaces. b. ANSI/BIFMA X5.5 latest edition, Work Surfaces with Supported Drawer Tests. 3. Edge Details: the following 2(Two) edge details are acceptable in locations noted below. a. “Square Edge” edge treatment b. “Eased edge” edge treatment. 4. Where indicated work surfaces shall be: a. Mounted at 29” AFF (+ ¾”) b. Mounted on a “C,” “T,” “H,” or “L” legs or adjustable height post at peninsula tops. c. Constructed to accept keyboard tray at any position. 5. Minimum work surface thickness is 1.125.” Maximum work surface thickness is 1.5.” 6. Provide work surfaces with the capability of meeting the following (nominal) sizes: a. Depth: 24” b. Depth: 30” c. Width: 24” d. Width: 30” e. Width: 36” f. Width: 42” g. Width: 48” h. Width: 54” i. Width: 60” j. Width: 66” k. Width: 72” 7. Work Surface Finish a. Plastic Laminate: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. E. Work Surface Support Structure 1. Provide a support structure consisting of roll-formed steel. 2. Construct frame in a “C,” “T,” “H,” or “L” configuration. 3. Provide shortened frame legs (feet) at the inside corner(s) of the workstation so as to minimize interference with the floor space below the work surface(s). 4. Provide support legs. Color will be selected to conform to CDC Standard Color Palette F. Modesty Panels
583	1. Provide modesty panels, when required for structural stability, constructed of roll-formed steel, finished to match the support structure, with a minimum of 19” clearance above finished floor or recess modesty panel minimum of 3” from the edge of t… G. Pedestals/Drawers 1. Provide pedestals/drawers constructed of roll-formed steel all surfaces, equipped with full extendable concealed, zinc-plated, steel ball –bearing drawer slides on box drawers. Drawer depth shall be coordinated with work surface depth to provide t… 2. Provide the following: a. Pencil tray in the top drawer in 2 box/file pedestals. b. Provide hanging File frame for letter and legal filing in file drawers c. Minimum of 1 drawer divider in each drawer d. Counter balanced (weighted) chassis, or other similar device to prevent tipping of container. e. Rubber bumpers at closures. f. Ability of file drawers to accept both letter and legal size filing. g. Drawer fronts with integral pull. 3. Drawer chassis types: Mobile pedestal, no hanging pedestals allowed. 4. Provide Mobile drawer pedestals that meet or exceed minimum loading capacity of 50 lbs. per drawer. 5. Pedestal configuration: a. 2 box drawers/ 1 file drawer b. 2 file drawers c. 1 box drawer/ 1 file drawer/ seat cushion 6. Pedestal Chassis Finish: a. Painted Steel: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. 7. Pedestal Drawer Face Material: a. Painted Steel: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. H. Overhead Storage Cabinets 1. Provide overhead storage cabinet chassis and doors constructed of roll-formed steel or particle board/steel combination equipped with field changeable lock(s), rubber bumpers at closure(s), and either: a. Overhead retractable flipper door(s) b. Sliding door(s) c. Hinged door(s) 2. Provide concealed and/or mechanical connectors securing overhead storage cabinets to work surfaces. 3. Provide overhead storage cabinets with a minimum of 20”clearance between the top of the work surface and the lowest point on the overhead (including task light). 4. Overhead storage cabinet chassis finish: a. Plastic Laminate: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. b. Painted Steel: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. 5. Overhead Cabinet Door Finish: a. Plastic Laminate: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. b. Painted Steel: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. 6. Provide Overhead Cabinet with the following nominal sizes: a. Height: 12” (minimum clear inside) b. Depth: 14” (minimum clear inside) c. Width: 24” d. Width: 30” e. Width: 36” I. Overhead Storage Shelves
584	1. Provide overhead storage shelf chassis constructed of roll-formed steel or particle board/steel combination. 2. Provide concealed and/or semi concealed mechanical connectors securing overhead storage shelves to work surfaces. 3. Provide overhead storage shelves that meet or exceed a minimum loading capacity of 36 lbs. per foot, functional loads. 4. Provide overhead storage shelves with a minimum of 20” clearance between the top of the work surface and the lowest point on the overhead (including task light). 5. Each shelf shall have metal (or laminate) end supports on both ends and continuous across back edge of shelf. 6. Overhead storage shelves chassis finish: a. Plastic Laminate: colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. b. Painted Steel: colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. 7. Offer overhead shelves with the following (nominal) sizes: a. Height: 6” (minimum height end support) b. Height 15” (end support) c. Depth: 14” (clear inside) d. Width 24” e. Width:30” f. Width 36” J. Miscellaneous 1. Tack Panels: provide tackable mineral fiberboard covered in fabric. Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. Size to fit from the top of the work surface to the bottom of the overhead storage unit and the full length of the work sur… 2. Where indicated provide Optional White Marker board in lieu of panels. 3. Wire Management portals: Provide a minimum of one wire management portal at end of each work surface allowing for the vertical wire management access above and below each work surface. Make provisions for horizontal wire management below the work … 4. Trim: Provide connectors, caps and trim fillers to provide workstation configurations and overall finished installation as indicated. Use drawings of workstation configurations to determine locations of connectors and trim hardware. Furniture man… K. Optional Accessories 1. Optional accessories may be used on a project by project basis. Consult with the Project officer and project core team on each project. Whether or not these items are used on an individual project they need to be available for upgrades at a futur… a. Document Management System: Offer the capability of locating document management system (paper organizer) components, including vertical, horizontal and diagonal panel hung paper handling components. b. Monitor arm – Offer the capability of a single, double or triple monitor mount. Include parts to install as either clamp or grommet mount. Include back plate adapter. END OF SECTION
585	6.10.4.2 SYSTEMS FURNITURE Edit the following to reflect scope of project. For bid documents use “Successful Offeror” and/or “Offeror;” for orders use “Contractor.” When editing this document keep complete range of product sizes to be available for future reconfigurations. I. GENERAL A. Definition: Systems Furniture is a comprehensive work environment that is created by suspending work surfaces, overhead storage and other miscellaneous components from interconnecting structural panels. Panels are used to separate the work area fr… B. ContractorSuccessful Offeror* Responsibilities: Provide complete Design Drawing(s) which includes, but is not limited to, the graphic representation and manufacturer’s tag no. of the following: 1. System Acoustical Panels 2. Work surfaces 3. Mobile Pedestals 4. Overhead Storage Cabinets 5. Overhead Storage Shelves 6. Electrical Outlets and Data/Telecommunication Ports (knockouts) 7. LED Lighting Fixtures with Occupancy Sensor 8. Articulating Keyboard tray and mouse pad and wrist rest 9. Optional Accessories (tack boards, paper management, etc.) 10. Other miscellaneous pieces or connectors required to complete a functional work environment. 11. When applicable, identify existing items that are to be reused in the final design. 12. When applicable indicate how new product interfaces with existing product. 13. Include building room numbers as indicated on the architectural drawings. 14. Provide complete electrical connections for the system workstations to the building electrical supply as shown in the electrical and Communications Drawings. (CDC may at its discretion provide the electrical connections to building services. 15. Use only licensed electricians. 16. Coordinate the installation of the electrical with CDC/ATSDR and Project Electrical and Communications Contractors. II. PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS A. The ContractorSuccessful Offeror* shall provide Systems Furniture with the following performance requirements. 1. Designed to be fully flexible to permit easy assembly with a minimum of standard tools (screwdrivers, wrenches, Allen wrenches, pliers, rubber mallet, etc.). 2. Provide back-to-back workstations configured such that components may be completely removed from one side without disturbing the other side. 3. Provide non-handed components, including acoustical panels, work surfaces, mobile pedestals, overhead storage and support structures capable of being easily reversed without the use of additional or special hardware. (Note: support brackets can be…
586	4. Provide a self-supporting system capable of being installed without penetrating the finished floor, using floor fasteners or requiring wall mounts or hanging strips except for “stand-alone” panels or components. 5. Provide Systems Furniture capable of managing and distributing electrical, telephone, communications, and computer network services. 6. Avoid placing Systems Furniture Panels against gypsum walls, especially when walls have electrical outlets that would be blocked by furniture panels. B. Acoustical Panels 1. Provide non-progressive (the ability to remove and panel from a run of panels without disturbing panels other than the adjacent panels) load bearing frame system with hang-on track. Provide acoustical panels capable of recovering or exchanging of … a. ANSI/BIFMA X5.5 latest edition Stability Tests for Panel Systems Products b. ANSI/BIFMA C5.5latest edition Mechanical Strength Tests for Panel Systems Products. c. The ability of panel to resist a minimum of 50lb impact at a level of 52” A.F.F. d. The ability to support a minimum static weight of 80 lbs. per foot at any single position on one side; with the total panel bearing capacity of 600 lbs. 2. Panel systems shall provide for alignment of adjacent panels. Provide acoustical panels having leveling glides on each end of each panel with a minimum of 1” of vertical adjustment. 3. Frame to be constructed of cold-rolled steel welded to form rigid structure, incorporating all load bearing pilasters, together with leveling and connecting fittings for attachment of skin surface. Powder coated, painted, baked enamel finish. One… 4. Panel-to-panel connections shall provide for direct, tight, panel-to-panel connections without intermediate post, which affords visual and acoustical seals. Connecting post allowed only at 90 degrees, two-way, three-way, and four-way connections. 5. Provide vertical adjustment steel side rails slotted at 1” intervals along full panel height capable of supporting 1000 lbs. per panel, per side. 6. Provide panels with the following: a. Integral top feed Raceway, concealed within panel construction, with a capacity to accommodate ten (10) twenty-five pair cables (wire management only). b. Base feed Raceways with a capacity to accommodate eight (8) twenty-five pair cable and the capability of telephone communication and computer network cable distribution. c. Capability of providing work surface height Raceways with a capacity to accommodate eight (8) twenty-five pair cable and the capability of telephone, communication and computer network cable distribution. d. Capability of entering panel from the top or the bottom with utilities. 7. Provide panel base plates of roll-formed steel or thermoplastic material, 2 ½” to 6” high with knock-outs to receive back to back electrical outlets as required. Provide removable cap at both top and exposed ends. Width of cap to match panel dime…
587	8. Provide acoustical panels with the capability of meeting the following sizes and configurations (height: plus or minus 2”). a. Height: 34” b. Height: 42” c. Height: 48” d. Height: 55” e. Height: 68” f. Width: 18” g. Width: 20” h. Width: 24” i. Width: 30” j. Width: 36” k. Width: 42” l. Width: 48” m. Width: 60” 9. Acceptable panel creep (installation tolerance at panel connections) shall not exceed ½” in a run of 8 workstations. 10. Acoustical panel construction and performance requirements include: minimum NRC rating of .50, minimum STC rating of 14. 11. Provide acoustical panels with the face finish selected from the CDC Standard Color Palettes. C. Work Surfaces 1. All work surfaces must be capable of being installed at the same height and may not be separated by any protrusions of the support frame or other items above the work surface. When particle board core/plastic laminate clad work surfaces are suppli… 2. Edge Details should be a. “Square Edge” minimum 1/8” R b. “Eased Edge” minimum 1/8” R 3. Unless otherwise indicated, work surfaces shall be: a. Mounted on a panel with cantilevered, concealed brackets b. Mounted at 29” A.F.F. (+3/4”) c. Constructed to accept keyboard tray or pencil drawer at any position. 4. Minimum work surface thickness is 1.125.” Maximum work surface thickness is 1/5”. 5. Offer work surfaces with the capability of meeting the following nominal sizes for both 24” Depth and 30” Depth. a. Width: 24” b. Width: 30” c. Width: 36” d. Width: 36” e. Width: 42” f. Width: 48” g. Width: 60” h. Width” 66” i. Width: 72” 6. Work Surface Finish shall be Plastic Laminate or Painted Metal: Color to be selected from the standard CDC Standard Color Palettes. D. Pedestals/Drawers 1. Provide pedestals/drawers constructed of roll-formed steel all surfaces, equipped with full extendable, concealed, zinc-plated, steel ball-bearing drawer slides on file drawers. Drawer depth shall be coordinated with work surface depth to provide t… 2. Provide the following: a. Pencil tray in top drawer in 2 box/file pedestals b. Provide hanging file frame for letter and legal filing in file drawers
588	c. Minimum of one drawer divider in each box drawer d. Counter balanced (weighted) chassis, or other similar device, to prevent tipping of container e. Rubber bumpers at closures f. Ability of file drawers to accept both letter and legal size filing g. Drawer fronts with integral pull 3. Drawer chassis type shall be mobile pedestals, no hanging pedestals allowed. 4. Provide minimum loading capacity of 50 lbs. per drawer. 5. Pedestal configuration: a. 2 Box Drawers/1 File drawer b. 2 File Drawers c. 1 Box Drawer/ 1 File Drawer/ Seat cushion 6. Pedestal chassis finish to be painted steel. Colors to be selected from CSC Standard Color Palette 7. Pedestal drawer face to be painted steel: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. E. Overhead Storage Cabinets 1. Provide overhead storage cabinet chassis and doors constructed of roll-formed steel or particle board/steel combination equipped with field changeable lock(s), rubber bumpers at closure(s) and either: a. Overhead retractable flipper door(s) b. Sliding door(s) c. Hinged door(s) 2. Provide flipper door hardware with an over the top (inside or outside of box), and a close proximity function when required. Confirm storage units will have soft-close capacity when required. 3. Provide concealed and/or mechanical connectors securing overhead storage cabinets to panels. 4. Provide overhead storage cabinets that meet or exceed: a. ANSI/BIFMA X5.5 latest edition, Secondary Surface Tests b. Minimum loading capacity 36 lbs. per foot, functional load. 5. Provide overhead storage cabinets with a minimum of 20” clear between the top of the work space and the lowest point on the overhead (including task light). 6. Overhead Storage Cabinet chassis finish shall be Plastic Laminate OR Painted Steel. Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette 7. Overhead Cabinet Door Finish shall be Plastic Laminate or Painted Steel. Colors to be selected form the CDC Standard Color Palette. 8. Provide Overhead Cabinet with the following nominal sizes: a. Height 12” minimum clear inside b. Depth: 12.875” minimum clear inside c. Width: 24” d. Width: 30” e. Width: 36” F. Overhead Storage Shelves 1. Provide overhead storage shelf chassis constructed of cold roll-formed steel or particle board/steel combination. 2. Provide concealed and/or semi-concealed mechanical connectors securing overhead storage shelves to work surfaces. 3. Provide Overhead Storage Shelves that meet or exceed minimum loading capacity of 34 lbs. per foot, functional load. 4. Provide Overhead Storage shelves with a minimum of 20” clearance between the top of the work surface and the lowest point on the overhead (including task light).
589	5. If providing a shelf unit above an overhead storage cabinet, allow sufficient spacing between the two units so as to not interfere with function of the overhead retractable flipper door(s). 6. Overhead storage shelves chassis finish shall be plastic laminate or painted steel. Color to be selected form the CDC Standard Color Palette. 7. Provide overhead storage shelves with the following (nominal) sizes: a. Height: 7” end support b. Height: 12” end support c. Depth: 14” clear inside d. Width: 24” e. Width: 30” f. Width: 36” 8. Hanging Files a. Provide hanging file chassis constructed of roll-formed steel or particle board/steel combination, equip drawers with fully extendable concealed drawer suspension. b. Provide files capable of accepting letter and legal handling folders c. Provide hanging frame d. Hanging files chassis finish to be plastic laminate or painted steel. Color to be selected from CFC Standard Color Palette. e. Drawer face finish to be plastic laminate or painted steel. Color to be selected from the CDC Standard Color Palette. f. Provide Hanging files with the following (nominal) sizes” 1) Width: 36” 2) Width” 42” 9. Miscellaneous a. Electrical Provisions 1) Provide acoustical panels with electrical supply capability at the base. Possess the capability of electrical supply at work surface level. Supply modular switched system with base electrical raceway with 3 phase 8 wire, 4 circuit 110v, 20A with … 2) Possess capability of providing simplex and duplex outlets, in a variety of colors, with a numerical numbering system to indicate circuit or some other easily identifiable coding system to be used to identify circuits. 3) Power poles: have the capacity to provide power poles integral with the panel system, feeding panels either at panel top raceway or at panel corner intersections. Provide power poles either at panel top raceway or at panel corner intersections. P… 4) All electrical components shall be UL listed. b. Communication Poles: Provide communication poles integral with the panel system, feeding panels either at panel top raceway or at panel corner intersections. Provide knock-outs for voice and data cabling that align with top raceway. When worksta…
590	c. Tack Panels: 1) Provide tackable mineral fiberboard covered in fabric to be selected from standard CDC Color Palette. 2) Size to fit from the top of the work surface to the bottom of the overhead storage unit and the full length of the work surface. 3) Provide tack board under each overhead unit. d. Wire Management Portals: Provide a minimum of one wire management portal at end of each work surface allowing for the vertical wire management access above and below each work surface. Make provisions for horizontal wire management below the work … e. Coat Hook: For each workstation provide one (1) metal or thermoplastic coat hook suspended from acoustical top cap or from slotted steel side rails. Finish to match panel trim. f. Trim: 1) Provide panel connectors, high-low connectors, end caps and trim fillers to provide work station configurations and overall finished installation as indicated. 2) Use drawings of workstation configurations to determine locations of connectors and trim hardware. 3) The furniture manufacturer is responsible for the final hardware count. G. Optional Accessories 1. Optional accessories may be used on a project by project basis. Consult with the Project Officer and project core team on each project. Whether or not these items are used on an individual project, they are required to be available for upgrades a… a. Document Management System: Offer the capability of locating document management system (paper organizers) components as indicated on the drawings including vertical, horizontal, and diagonal panel hung paper handling components. b. Wall Mounts: Panel system shall have wall-attachment brackets when it is necessary to attach panels to Building walls. c. Hanging Strips: Panel system shall have wall attachment hangers with the same configuration and weight carrying capabilities as Panel Steel Side Rails. d. Transparent or frosted acrylic sliding door. Provide a minimum 36” clear opening or a monolithic panel with a stackable appearance. e. Monitor arm – Offer the capability of a single, double or triple monitor mount. Include parts to install as either clamp or grommet mount. Include back plate adapter. III. PROJECT EXECUTION A. Provide complete electrical connections for the system workstations to the building electrical supply as shown in the Electrical and Communications Drawings. 1. Use only licensed electricians. 2. Coordinate the installation of the electrical with EMOSO and Project Electrical and Communications Contractors. END OF SECTION
591	6.10.4.3 WOOD MODULAR FURNITURE Edit the following to reflect scope of project. For bid documents use “Successful Offeror” and /or “Offeror;” for orders use “Contractor.” When editing this document keep complete range of product sizes to be available for future reconfigurations. I. GENERAL A. Definition 1. Wood Modular Furniture provides storage above the work surface and can incorporate task lighting to supplement normal room lighting. Wood Modular does not employ panels for structural support or to separate itself from adjoining work spaces. It e… 2. The ContractorSuccessful Offeror** shall provide all necessary items to create a complete and functioning work environment. This includes, but is not limited to, work surfaces, overhead storage cabinets, overhead storage shelves, tack panels a… 3. This document is meant to define the scope and range of the product line. The entire product line may not be utilized on a specific project, but all components shall be available for possible future configuration. Reference attached Documents for… II. PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS A. General 1. Provide Wood Modular Furniture of standard construction with details, finishes and materials consistent throughout. 2. All items of Wood Modular Furniture must be free from sharp edges, burrs or other defects which compromise the operation or are harmful to persons or materials in contact with them. Provide finishes on all exposed and semi-exposed surfaces. 3. All Wood Modular Furniture components shall meet or exceed the functional requirements of the ANSI/BIFMA standard for Desk Products X5.5 latest edition. All load or other requirements referenced herein are to be tested in accord with this standard. 4. Wood Modular Furniture manufacturer shall offer coordinating file, storage and bookcase units in a variety of sizes and configurations. 5. Work station components shall be available on the GSA Schedule current at the time of the order. Provide explanation/justification for any components not on GSA schedule for approval from OAS contracting officer and the assigned PCMSO/DEMSO Projec… B. Materials 1. High Density particle board with compressed top and bottom surface, minimum 50 lb. density 2. Screw pull force-face minimum of 300 lbs.; Screw pull force-edge minimum of 198 lbs.
592	3. Wood members shall be kiln dried solid lumber, free of defects, maximum moisture content 5-7%. 4. Decorative Wood: a. Wood Veneer shall be minimum 1/32” thick before sanding and carefully book-matched for color and grain. The veneer shall be in full length pieces, applied in balanced construction with no veneer joints less than 1” from the edge of the panels. b. Exterior solid wood parts shall be manufacturer’s standard hardwood. All wood shall be thoroughly air and kiln dried to a moisture content not to exceed seven (7) percent at the time of assembly. c. All exposed wood and veneer shall be bright, well sanded and free from brashness, discoloration, worm holes, pits and shakes. All veneers shall be edge glued with moisture resistant resin glues. d. All exterior panels shall be book matched in sets for each desk. All wood shall be free of defects affecting appearance, durability or serviceability. e. All exposed wood and veneer work surfaces should be able to resist moisture so that surfaces do not become disfigured by spills. 5. Connectors and fasteners shall be metal bayonet type component. Z clip, L bracket or flat bracket mounting hardware, concealed from view with safety locking (as appropriate) feature to prevent accidental dismantling. Provide components capable of … C. Finishes 1. All visible surfaces (including interior surfaces of cabinets, drawers, etc.) shall receive an appropriate finish. 2. Wood Grain of Veneers a. Veneer grain shall run in a vertical direction on ends, back and modesty panels, and pedestals. If the grain on the drawers is vertical, the veneers shall be grain matched. b. Finish: The finish shall be full filled, low sheen lacquer with the ability to repel moisture. Finishes to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. c. Quality: Finish shall be of high quality associated with industry standards for top grade merchandise. Finish shall enhance the beauty of the wood and be resistant to prolonged contact with water, mild acids and alkalis, ball point pen inks, carbo… D. Work Surfaces 1. All work surfaces must be capable of being installed at the same height and may not be separated by any protrusions of the support frame or other items above the work surface. Finish to be selected from the CDC Standard Color Palettes. 2. Edge Details: the following edge details are acceptable in locations noted below; a. Square Edge b. Eased edge – edge treatment minimum 1/8”R 3. Where indicated work surfaces shall be: a. Mounted at 29” A.F.F. (+3/4”) b. Mounted on end panels or pedestals as indicated in Drawings. c. Constructed to accept keyboard tray at any position. 4. Minimum work surface thickness is 1.5.” Maximum work surface thickness is 1.75” 5. Provide work surfaces with the capacity of meeting the following (nominal) sizes: a. Depth: 24” b. Depth: 30” c. Width: 24” d. Width” 30” e. Width: 36” f. Width: 42” g. Width: 48” h. Width: 60” i. Width: 66” j. Width: 72”
593	6. Work Surface Finish: Wood Veneer to be selected from standard CDC Color Palettes. E. Work Surface Support Structures 1. Panel End Supports: End panels shall be 1.25” thick, minimum, and consist of a particle board core with a minimum of forty-five pounds (4 lbs.) density per square foot. 2. End panels shall be veneered on all exposed sides. The bottom of the end panel shall be edged with solid hardwood. All end panels are to have adjustable levelers. a. End Panel Finish: Wood Veneer to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. F. Modesty Panels 1. Provide modesty panels, when required for structural stability, with a minimum of 19” clearance above finished floor or recess mount modesty panel 3” from the edge of the work surface. G. Pedestals/Drawers 1. Drawers: Drawer fronts shall be either laminated construction on lumber core or a minimum three (3) ply balanced laminated construction on minimum forty-five pound (45 lb.) density Northern fibercore material with face veneer on the exposed sides. … 2. Provide locks on all drawers. 3. Drawers, except the pencil drawer, shall have positive stops. 4. Drawers shall be chemically treated to prevent swelling and shrinking. 5. Box drawers shall have a metal suspension track or metal glides grooved into the drawer sides. 6. File drawer shall operate on full progressive suspension (nylon or steel ball bearing rollers in metal channel tracks) and shall extend the entire drawer to allow complete access. The file drawer shall be equipped for letter or legal filing. Suppor… 7. Provide pedestals/drawers with concealed, full-extension, zinc plated, steel ball-bearing drawer slides on file drawers. Provide minimum ¾” extendable concealed, zinc plated, steel ball-bearing drawer slides on box drawers. Provide loading capaci… 8. Provide the following: a. Pencil tray in top drawer in 2 box/file pedestals b. Hanging file frame for letter and legal filing in file drawers c. Minimum of 1 drawer divider in box drawer d. Adjustable compressor in all file drawers e. Locking device which prevents overextension of drawers and tipped of container or counter balanced (weighted) chassis to prevent tipping f. Ability of file drawers to accept both letter and legal size filing 9. Drawer Chassis Types: Fixed or Mobile Pedestal 10. Pedestal Configuration: a. 2 Box Drawers/1 File Drawer b. File Drawers c. 2 Drawer Lateral Files 11. Pedestal Chassis Finish: Wood Veneer to be selected from standard CDC Color Palette.
594	12. Pedestal Drawer Face Material: Wood Veneer to be selected from standard CDC Color Palette. H. Overhead Storage Cabinets 1. Provide overhead storage cabinet chassis (or hutch) constructed of either laminated construction on lumber core or a minimum three (3) ply balanced laminated construction on minimum forty-five pound (45lb.) density Northern fibercore material with … 2. Provide concealed and/or mechanical connectors securing overhead storage cabinets to work surfaces or securing overhead storage cabinets to a wall mounted system that is not dependent upon the existing wall construction or requires additional wall … 3. Provide overhead storage cabinets that meet or exceed: a. Minimum loading capacity of 36 lbs. per foot, functional load. 4. Provide overhead storage cabinets with a minimum of 20” clear between the top of the work surface and the lowest point on the overhead (including task light). 5. When attaching a storage unit on top of a file cabinet provide positive mechanical connector. Double sided tape is not acceptable. 6. Overhead Storage Cabinet Chassis Finish: Wood Veneer to be elected from standard CDC Color Palette. 7. Overhead Cabinet Door Finish: Wood Veneer to be selected from standard CDC Color Palette. 8. Offer Overhead Cabinet with the following (nominal) sizes: a. Height: 12” (clear inside) b. Depth: 14” (nominal) c. Width: 24” d. Width: 30” e. Width: 36” I. Miscellaneous 1. Hardware and trim: the style of hardware and trim shall be the manufacturer’s standard for the unit specified provided that it complements the general styling of the casegood. All metal hardware shall be solid plated metal and may have a protectiv… 2. Tack Panels: Provide tackable mineral fiberboard covered in fabric. Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. Size to fit from the top of the work surface to the bottom of the overhead storage unit and the full length of the work sur… 3. Wire Management Portals: Provide a minimum of one wire management portal at end of each work surface allowing for the vertical wire management access above and below each work surface. Make provisions for horizontal wire management below the work s… 4. Trim: Provide connectors, cap and trim fillers to provide workstation configurations and overall finished installation as indicated. Use drawings of workstation configurations to determine locations of connectors and trim hardware. Furniture manu… J. Optional Accessories 1. Optional accessories may be used on a project by project basis. Consult with the Project Officer and project core team on each project. Whether or not these items are used on an individual project, they are required to be available for upgrades a… a. Document Management System: Offer the capability of locating a document management system (paper organizers) components as indicated on drawing(s), including vertical, horizontal and diagonal panel-hung paper handling components.
595	b. 2. Monitor arm – Offer the capability of a single, double or triple monitor mount. Include parts to install as either clamp or grommet mount. Include back plate adapter. END OF SECTION
596	6.10.4.4 FILES Edit the following to reflect scope of project. For bid documents use “Successful Offeror” and /or “Offeror;” for orders use “Contractor.” When editing this document keep complete range of product sizes to be available for future reconfigurations. I. GENERAL A. Definition 1. This specification establishes the minimum requirements for free standing steel lateral filing cabinets which are adaptable for filing letter and other size materials either laterally or in a front-to-back arrangement and coordinating storage cabin… 2. Lateral File – A file whose width is greater than its depth. II. PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS A. General 1. Provide Files with finishes and materials consistent throughout. All items must be free from sharp edges, burrs or other defects which compromise the operation or are harmful to persons or materials in contact with them. Provide finishes on all … 2. Files shall be available on the GSA Supply Schedule 3. Bolts and screws, or other fastening devices shall be adequate to maintain the files structural integrity and to meet the specified warranty period. Fasteners securing the back and seat to the shell, and the arms to the shell, shall not loosen un… B. Materials 1. Metal components shall be Class 1-Commercial quality cold rolled steel. Refer 6.3.4 G. Warranty. 2. Grind seams smooth and flush and finish spot welds. Zinc coat all concealed metal. C. Finishes 1. All visible surfaces, including but not limited to interior surfaces of cabinets, drawers, etc., shall receive an appropriate finish material (baked enamel or equivalent) paint to be selected from the CDC Standard Color Palette. D. General Construction 1. Products furnished under this specification shall meet or exceed the following requirements: a. Finish: All metal surfaces to be painted shall be thoroughly cleaned and free from dirt, oil, grease, and moisture. i. The cleaning and priming of the surfaces shall conform to one of the methods of Federal Specification TT-C-490 at the manufacturer’s option. ii. Enamel: The finish coat shall be enamel, applied and baked in accordance with the enamel manufacturer’s recommendations. The enamel shall be a true baking enamel. Air drying enamels whose drying time is shortened by the application of heat or in… iii. Color: Painted metal to be selected from standard CDC Color Palette b. Size: i. Size (width): 30”, 36”, 42”
597	ii. Size (height): Height to accommodate drawer/shelf configuration indicated in Drawings. Storage cabinet, when indicated, to match height of adjacent file cabinet. iii. When so specified in the Drawings plastic laminate tops for free standing files shall be provided. c. Drawers/Doors: Drawers shall fit squarely in their openings. The steel used shall be of sufficient thickness and quality to withstand heavy use. Drawers shall be offered with the following features and components: i. 10 ½” fixed front pull-out drawer capable of accommodating standard hanging file folders and associated index tab ii. 12” fixed front pull-out drawer capable of accommodating standard hanging file folders and associated index tab iii. 13 ½” fixed front pull-out drawer capable of accommodating standard hanging file folders and associated index tab iv. 13 ½” lift-up door and fixed shelf capable of accommodating standard binder v. 13 ½” lift-up door and pull-out drawer capable of accommodating standard binder vi. 13 ½” lift-up door and pull-out drawer capable of accommodating standard hanging file folders and associated index tab d. All file drawers shall have provisions for filing letter size materials in a lateral manner and in a front-to-back manner. The drawer shall be easily converted (with the use of simple hand tools) from the lateral (side-to-side) filing configuratio… e. Hanging Folder Frames: When so indicated, each file drawer shall be equipped with hanging folder frames to support legal and/or letter size material filed in a lateral manner or hanging frames to support documents filed in a front-to-back manner. f. Dividers: When so indicated, each drawer shall have a minimum of three vertical snap-in dividers per drawer (priced per set of three) adjustable on approximately one to two inch centers to hold documents laterally. g. Safety Interlock Mechanism: Drawers shall have a safety interlocking mechanism which allow sonly one drawer to be opened at a time. h. Pulls shall be full width recess style. i. Adjustable Glides (Levelers): The glides shall be positioned one at each of the four corners on the cabinet bottom. The glides shall have an adjustment from zero (flush with the cabinet bottom) to not less than three-fourth inch when fully extend… j. Counterbalanced (weighted) chassis to prevent tipping. k. When attaching a storage unit on top of a file cabinet, provide positive mechanical connector. Double side tape is not acceptable. l. Safety Interlock: All cabinets shall be provided with a positive mechanical interlock mechanism. When one drawer or shelf is extended up to two inches beyond the fully closed position the safety interlock shall have been activated and on other dra… m. Lock: When indicated on Drawings, the cabinet shall be equipped with an automatic unit lock. The locking mechanism may be integral with the interlock mechanism or may be a separate built-in mechanism which will lock all doors or shelves when activ…
598	END OF SECTION 6.3.4.4.
600	6.30 Document components, writing/editing rules and UniFormat
601	6.40 Survey Control Monuments’ Locations and Descriptions
602	6.50 Acronyms
606	6.60 Glossary
607	6.70 Accessibility
609	6.80 Facilities Master Planning Guide
610	6.90 Wayfinding Masterplan
611	6.91 BAS Graphics Standards
640	6.92 Lactation Support Program
647	6.93 ELECTRICAL Arc-Flash and Shock Hazard Appropriate PPE Required
648	Arc-Flash and Shock Hazard Appropriate PPE Required

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31	END OF TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION
32	1 THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION
34	2 POLICY 2.0 Introduction
35	2.1 Administration of The Reference Guidelines
37	2.2 Codes and Standards
43	2.3 Accessibility
45	2.4 Sustainable Design and High Performance Building Guidelines 2.4 Sustainable Design and High Performance Building Guidelines
47	GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR SUSTAINABLE NEW CONSTRUCTION AND MAJOR RENOVATIONS
71	2.5 Furniture & Equipment Design and Procurement
72	2.6 Commissioning Policy
73	2.7 Hazardous Materials Policy
75	2.8 Energy Policy
77	2.9 Water Management Policy
79	2.10 Dispatch of Loads
81	2.11 Value Engineering
83	3 Procedures 3.0 Introduction 3.1 CDC General Drawing Requirements (CAD/BIM)
86	3.2 Drawing Requirements
87	END OF SECTION 3.3 Existing Condition Facility Documentation
92	END OF SECTION 3.4 Numbering Systems
98	3.5 Furniture Procurement
99	3.6 Commissioning
105	3.7 Hazardous Materials 3.9 Operating and Maintenance Manuals
106	4 PLANNING AND DESIGN GUIDELINES 4.0 Introduction 4.1 General Planning Criteria
108	4.1.1 Master Plan
111	4.1.2 Environmental Health and Safety
114	4.1.3 Security
118	4.1.4 Civil & Site Development Guidelines
121	4.1.5 Campus Mechanical
126	4.1.6 Campus Electrical
131	4.1.7 Structural, Stability And Serviceability Criteria
132	4.1.8 General Facilities
159	4.2 General Laboratory Planning
165	4.2.1 Biological Laboratories
170	4.2.2 Chemical Laboratories
172	4.2.3 Engineering Laboratories
174	4.2.4 Radiation Laboratories
176	4.3 General Animal Facility Planning
188	4.3.1 Primate Facilities
190	4.3.2 Rodent Facilities
192	4.3.3 Canine Facilities
194	4.3.4 Insect Facilities
198	4.3.4a Flying Insect Facilities (Mosquitoes)
202	4.3.4b Crawling Insect Facilities (Ticks, Mites, Lice, Fleas)
204	4.4 Office Planning
209	4.5 Support Facilities Planning 4.5.0 Building Support Facilities
210	4.5.1 Conference Facilities with Videoconferencing
222	4.5.2 Cafeterias
224	4.5.3 Break Rooms
226	4.5.4 Vending Areas
228	4.5.5 Snack Bars
230	4.5.6 Travel Office
232	4.5.7 Share (Employee Store)
234	4.5.8 Credit Union
236	4.5.9 Lifestyle Facilities
242	4.5.10 Lobby Areas
244	4.5.11 Toilet Facilities
248	4.5.12 Stairwells
251	4.5.13 Janitor Closets
253	4.5.14 Mechanical Rooms
256	4.5.15 Electrical Switchgear Rooms (Main Service Entrance)
260	4.5.16 Electrical Rooms
264	4.5.17 Telephone Equipment Rooms (PBX)
270	4.5.18 Telecommunication/LAN Rooms
275	4.5.19 Lactation Rooms
276	4.5.20 Campus Support Facilities END OF SECTION
277	4.5.21 Central Utility Plants
281	4.5.22 Data Processing Facilities
286	4.5.23 Transshipping Facilities
290	4.5.24 Laboratory Chemical Storage Facilities
293	4.5.25 Waste Handling Facilities
296	4.5.26 Parking Facilities
300	4.5.27 Integrated Facilities Management System (IFMS)
305	provided 5 BUILDING ELEMENTS
306	5A SUBSTRUCTURE 5A0 Introduction
307	5A1 Foundations 5A1.10 Standard Foundations
308	5A1.20 Special Foundations
309	5A1.30 Slab on Grade
310	5A2 Below Grade Construction 5A2.10 Below Grade Excavations
311	5A2.20 Below Grade Walls
312	5B SHELL 5B.0 Introduction
313	5B1.10 Floor Construction
314	5B1.20 Roof Construction
315	5B2 Exterior Enclosure 5B2.10 Exterior Walls
317	5B2.20 Exterior Windows
319	5B2.30 Exterior Doors
321	5B3 Roofing 5B3.10 Roof Coverings
325	5C INTERIORS 5C.0 Introduction
326	5C1 Interior Construction 5C1.10 Partitions
328	5C1.20 Interior Doors
337	5C1.30 Fittings
341	5C2 Stairs 5C2.10 Interior Stairs Construction
342	5C2.20 Interior Stair Finishes
343	3 Interior Finishes 5C3.10 Wall Finishes
345	5C3.20 Floor Finishes
349	5C3.30 Ceiling Finishes
350	5D SERVICES 5D0 Introduction
351	5D1 Conveying Systems 5D1.10 Elevators and Lifts
352	5D1.20 Escalators and Moving Walks
353	5D2 Plumbing Systems
354	5D2.10 Plumbing Fixtures
356	5D2.20 Domestic Water Distribution
358	5D2.30 Sanitary Waste and Vent Systems
359	5D2.40 Rainwater Drainage
360	5D2.50 Gas Distributing Systems
361	5D3 HVAC 5D3.10 Boiler Room Piping and Specialties
364	5D3.21 Air Distribution Systems
369	5D3.22 Exhaust Ventilation Systems
370	5D3.23 Steam Distribution Systems
372	5D3.25 Glycol Distribution Systems
373	5D3.30 Building Automation Systems
378	5D3.40 Systems Testing & Balancing 1. Systems are started and operating in safe and normal condition. 2. Temperature control systems are installed complete and operable. 3. Proper thermal overload protection is in place for electrical equipment. 4. Final filters are clean and in place. If required, install temporary media in addition to final filters. 5. Duct systems are clean of debris. 6. Fans are rotating correctly. 7. Fire and volume dampers are in place and open. 8. Air coil fins are cleaned and combed. 9. Access doors are closed and duct end caps are in place. 10. Air outlets are installed and connected. 11. Duct system leakage is minimized. 12. Hydronic systems are flushed, filled, and vented. 13. Pumps are rotating correctly. 14. Proper strainer baskets are clean and in place or in normal position. 15. Service and balancing valves are open.
381	5D4 Fire Protection
383	5D4.10 Sprinklers
386	5D4.20 Standpipe Systems
387	5D4.30 Fire Pumps
388	5D4.40 Fire Protection Specialties
389	5D4.50 Other Fire Protection Systems
390	5D5 Electrical 5D5.10 Electrical Service & Distribution
417	5D5.11 Electrical Studies
426	5D5.20 Lighting & Branch Wiring
438	5D5.30 Communications, Security & Fire Alarm Systems
452	5D5.40 Lightning Protection/ Grounding
456	5D5.41 Emergency, Legally Required Standby, and Standby Power Systems
466	5D5.42 Special Equipment
470	5D5.43 Communication And Signaling Systems
471	5D5.44 Freezer Alarm System
472	5E EQUIPMENT & FURNISHINGS 5E0 Introduction
474	5E1 Equipment 5E1.10 Office And Office Support Equipment
478	5E1.20 Laboratory And Laboratory Support Equipment
482	5E1.30 Vehicular Equipment
483	5E2 Furnishings 5E2.10 Fixed Furnishings
485	5E2.20 Movable Furnishings
490	(a) Cream (b) Taupe (c) Light Gray
497	5F SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION 5F0 Introduction
498	5F1 Special Construction Systems 5F1.10 Special Structures
499	5F1.20 Integrated Construction
501	5F1.50 Special Controls & Instrumentation
502	5F2 Selective Building Demolition 5F2.10 Building Elements Demolition
503	5F2.20 Hazardous Components Abatement
504	5G BUILDING SITEWORK 5G0 General
506	5G1 Site Preparation
507	5G1.10 Site Preparation
509	5G1.20 Site Demolition & Relocation
511	5G1.30 Site Earthwork
513	5G1.40 Hazardous Waste Remediation
514	5G2 Site Improvements 5G2.10 Roadways
516	5G2.20 Parking Lots
518	5G2.30 Pedestrian Circulation
520	5G2.40 Site Development
524	5G2.50 Landscaping
527	5G2.60 Irrigation
529	5G3 Site Mechanical Utilities 5G3.10 Water Supply
531	5G3.20 Sanitary Sewer
532	5G3.30 Storm Sewer
534	5G3.40 Heating Distribution
535	5G3.50 Cooling Distribution
536	5G3.60 Fuel Distribution
538	5G4 Site Electrical Utilities 5G4.10 Electrical Distribution
541	5G4.20 Site Lighting
543	5G4.30 Site Communications & Security
544	5G4.90 Other Site Electrical Utilities
545	5G5 Other Site Construction 5G5.10 Service And Pedestrian Tunnels
546	5G5.20 Pest Management Program During Construction 6 APPENDIX 6.01 Request for Exception Form
548	6.02 Request for Clarification Form
549	6.10 Interiors
555	c. (Delete if already on record) Include necessary documentation for the maintenance of the Furniture. d. (Delete if already on record) Evidence that the proposed installer meets the required standards. e. The methods of installation for each type of special connection condition. f. (Delete if already on record) A statement that the ContractorSuccessful Offeror has the financial and technical resources to assure prompt and satisfactory performance in the production and delivery of all equipment specified. If products of… 2. (Delete/edit if samples are already on record) The ContractorSuccessful Offeror shall submit samples in the following nominal sizes for verification. Samples shall be prepared form the same material that will be used for the work: a. 9” square samples of each fabric required b. 3” x 4” (min.) samples of each paint finish required c. 3” x 4” (min.) samples of each plastic laminate finish required d. 3” x 4” (min.) or 12” long (min.) sample of any additional material exposed to view. e. Two samples of each component (such as hardware, edge band, glass, etc.) which will be exposed to view f. Instruction Manual: The vendor shall furnish the ordering agency with one (1) electronic or PDF format copy of operating and maintenance instructions for each product delivered. The materials furnished shall include instructions for cleaning and p… 3. Edit as required based on information already on record. The ContractorSuccessful Offeror** shall provide the following documents for review: a. Provide completed Design Drawing(s), Schedule of Materials and necessary Ancillary Drawing(s) to CDC/ATSDR for review and comment prior to ordering the Furniture. b. Revise Design Drawing(s), Schedule of Materials and Ancillary Drawing(s) to reflect review comments and resubmit with final proposal. c. Provide CDC/ATSDR with the complete “as-built” Design Drawing(s) at the conclusion of the project, modified to accurately reflect actual installed conditions. The CDC/AMSO has established a standardized electronic drawing record system, As such, … d. Electronic media requirements: 1) AutoCAD 2015 (or current version adopted by CDC) C. Quality Assurance 1. The Installer shall be considered an agent of the Contractor and shall meet the following minimum qualifications: a. Lead installer/supervisor to have clearance and badging in accord with CDC long term clearance requirements. b. A firm that specializes in modular and systems furniture installation with no less than five (5) years of experience installing Furniture projects of similar size. c. Have experience with projects that required the installation of a minimum of 25 modular workstations or 60 systems workstations.
556	2. The ContractorSuccessful Offeror shall have single source responsibility to provide Furniture components, products, accessories, and installation as a complete and coordinated package except as noted here within. 3. The components provided by the ContractorSuccessful Offeror shall meet or exceed the requirements of “Desk Products – Tests” ANSI/BIFMA latest edition as published by American National Standards Institute. 4. Any Specials must be of a quality comparable to the standard Furniture components from that manufacturer with prior written approval from DEMSO. 5. Furnished materials must comply with specified project requirements which include meeting certified laboratory testing data that indicates that the material meets specified test requirements for support capability and fire resistance. 6. The manufacturer shall guarantee the availability of components compatible with the original installation for a period of five (5) years with guarantee period to commence on the date of acceptance. Written documentation to be provided. 7. All furnished materials shall be new materials which are free from defects. 8. Applicable Specifications and Standards: reference to specifications, standards, test methods and other documents shall be those in effect on the date Design Drawings are issued and shall meet requirements as outlined, refer 6.3.4.G Warranty). 9. Furniture shall be new, unused, currently standard products of an established manufacturer except for such deviations as mat be required by this specification. 10. Furniture shall be free of all imperfections, defects, and hazards which might affect appearance, normal life, serviceability, or user safety. 11. Details not specifically defined herein shall be in accordance with the best commercial practice for products of this type. 12. Furniture shall be constructed to withstand the strains, vibrations and other conditions incidental to shipping, storage and service. 13. There shall be no exposed raw metal edges. 14. All hardware shall be corrosion resistant. 15. All components not specifically mentioned, that are necessary for the units to be complete and ready for use shall be furnished. 16. Availability of service and parts: a. Service: The bidder shall submit a list of companies or individuals, and their addresses who stock repair parts and who can perform service on the equipment furnished. b. Parts: Adequate supply of repair parts shall be readily available for the expected life of all products furnished under this specification. D. Delivery, Storage and Handling 1. Comply with the instructions and recommendations of the manufacturer for standard or special delivery, storage and handling requirements of any and all products. 2. Coordinate product delivery and installation of product with CDC Project Officer and CDC OAS Contracting Officer. 3. Receive the product. 4. Verify that product shipped is in accordance with CDC purchase order. 5. Check for visible damage. CDC shall not be liable for any product received damaged or any damaged that occurs during delivery and installation of product prior to signed acceptance by CDC representative. 6. File freight claims (if required) for damaged items. 7. Hold the product until all components required to install one phase or one floor of a phase have been received. CDC is not responsible for any loss of time or money due to incomplete orders at site. 8. Deliver and install the product to the destination (building and room) in accordance with the pre-determined schedule and approved floor plans.
557	9. Test all light fixtures by connecting them to the same power source as required at permanent installation prior to finishing installation to determine proper operation. 10. Complete the onsite assembly of the product. 11. Clean the product including removal of visible tags, labels, etc. 12. Remove trash and packaging from the premises. 13. Inspect the product for damage, improper operation and/or appearance 14. Repair or replace unacceptable product and report these actions to the CDC/ATSDR Project Officer and/or CDC OAS Contracting Officer. 15. Notify the CDC OAS Contracting Officer and the Project Officer that the Project is complete and ready for inspection. 16. Review path of travel to deliver and install product and report to the CDC OAS Contracting Officer any barriers that might prevent adherence to delivery and installation schedules. Deviations from the delivery schedule based on limited access wil… 17. Packing and/or Packaging: Packing shall be in accordance with recognized industry practices in a manner readily acceptable by common carriers engaged in interstate commerce. Within the shipping carton, units shall be packed in a manner designed t… 18. Comply with instructions and recommendations of the manufacturer for special delivery, storage and handling requirements. 19. Coordinate product delivery with installers 20. Delivery shall be by one of the following: a. Agency receiving dock b. Inside delivery, non-installed c. Inside delivery, installed 21. Coordinate with installer and repair or replace unacceptable product and report these actions to the CDC OAS Contracting Officer. E. Sequencing and Scheduling 1. Sequence the Furniture installation with other trades to minimize the possibility of damage and soiling during the remainder of the construction period. 2. Perform all installation work at the facility site between the hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm weekdays excluding federal holidays unless otherwise authorized by the CDC OAS Contracting Officer. Review path of travel to deliver and that there are no … 3. Coordinate elevator and loading dock access with the CDC OAS Contracting Officer. 4. Install all furniture in accordance with the Design Drawing (s). F. Site Conditions (CDC/ASTDR Project Officer to provide the following information for each order) 1. Describe the installation site and conditions. a. Building Number and Location b. Floor Number c. Elevator and Location d. Alternate elevator e. Site Access Restrictions f. Contact Name g. Contact Phone Number h. Installation Hours (Normal Business or Overtime) i. Other j. The site location address is as follows: (Fill in project address)
558	2. ContractorSuccessful Offeror** and all their representatives, including but not limited to installers shall observe a smoke free working environment at all times and adhere to CDC smoke free policy. This prohibits smoking in all CDC/ATSDR buil… 3. The installer shall maintain a “drug-free workplace” in that he/she is prohibited from the unlawful manufacture, distribution, possession or use of a controlled substance. G. Warranty 1. Standard (GSA/OAS) government warranty documents shall meet or exceed the following applicable tests and performance standards listed below. a. The following are ANSI/BIFMA standards that apply to GSA furniture offerings: 1) ANSI/BIFMA X5.1 – Office Chairs 2) ANSI/BIFMA X5.3 – Vertical Files 3) ANSI/BIFMA X5.4 – Lounge and Public Seating 4) ANSI/BIFMA X5.5 – Desk Products 5) ANSI/BIFMA X5.6 – Panel Systems 6) ANSI/BIFMA X5.9 – Storage 7) ANSI/BIFMA X5.11 – Large Occupant Office Chair b. Products shall be tested for conformance to the applicable structural, durability and safety performance requirements of the Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association (BIFMA) and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI)… c. ASTM International – ASTM International was founded in 1898 as the American Section of the International Association for Testing Materials. It is an organization that develops and publishes voluntary consensus technical standards for a wide range … 1) ASTM D-1729 Visual appraisal color differential 2) ASTM D-2794 Std. test method for impact resistance of organic coatings 3) ASTM D-3359 Measuring adhesion by tape test 4) ASTM D-4086 Std. practice visual evaluation of metamurism 5) ASTM D-3363 Pencil hardness 6) ASTM E-308 Values and practical computation to obtain values from spectral reflectance-transmittance 7) ASTM D-1037-72 Internal bond and shear strength of hardwood 8) ASTM E-84 Flammability 9) ASTM D-1682 Min. 150 lbs. in conformance with tensile test 10) ASTM D-2262-83 Min. 30 lbs. in conformance with strength of woven fabrics 11) AATCC 16A-Min. 40 hours in conformance with color fastness of fabrics 12) ASTM A-366 Std. specification for commercial quality cold-rolled steel sheets 2. Warranty Period is five (5) minimum years after the date of acceptance. 3. Contractor shall provide a document listing all products used in the project and their warranties. II. Project Execution A. Verification of Conditions
559	1. The ContractorSuccessful Offeror must examine areas and conditions in which the Modular Furniture will be installed and notify the Government in writing of any conditions considered detrimental to the proper and timely completion of the work. 2. Verify the positioning of exits, aisles, power feeds, and the overall dimensions of space and furniture installation. 3. Do not proceed with the installation until unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected in a manner acceptable to the ContractorSuccessful Offeror. 4. Prior to delivery and installation, the ContractorSuccessful Offeror shall, by means of a pre-installation walk through with the CDC OAS Contracting Officer, identify and list any existing damage to the building facilities. B. Installation 1. Protect all adjoining work from abrasion, soiling, staining and other damage resulting from the furnishings installation work. Exercise extreme care during the installation to avoid soiling or damaging other work. Repair or replace damaged work a… 2. The ContractorSuccessful Offeror shall, at no additional cost to the Government, be responsible for correcting any damage to the buildings, walls, flooring, elevator car finishes, carpet, existing utilities (e.g. telephones) and/or other Gove… 3. Prior to the installation of the office furnishings vacuum floor surface to remove dust, debris and loose particles. 4. Install the Furniture to comply with the final Design Drawing(s) and in strict compliance with the manufacturer’s printed instructions. Position units level (plumb) and at the proper location relative to adjoining units and related work. Adjust a… 5. Install Furniture and accessories after building finishing operations (including painting) have been completed in the areas to receive the final installation. 6. Install articulating keyboard tray assembly as provided by CDC. 7. Locate drawer pedestals under work surfaces as indicated in Design Drawings. 8. Remove and replace components which are chipped, scratched, or otherwise damaged, and which do not match adjoining work or do not operate properly as directed by the Project Officer or CDC OAS Contracting Officer. 9. Provide and install matching and new replacement units in the specified location and in a manner to eliminate the evidence of replacement. 10. Clean the components and surfaces immediately upon completion of the Furniture installation. C. Project Completion 1. Remove surplus materials, rubbish and debris resulting from installation upon completion of work and leave areas of installation in neat, clean condition. Remove trash, rubbish and debris from job site. Dispose of materials at an acceptable refug… 2. Upon completion of installation of the Furniture units, test to demonstrate capability and compliance with requirements. Replace any units which do not operate smoothly. 3. Protect the Furniture against damage during the remainder of construction period. Provide the Government with a schedule proposing the type(s) of protection to be provided based on the proposed condition of the space at the time of installation. …
560	4. At the conclusion of installation and before final acceptance by the Government, the ContractorSuccessful Offeror shall participate in a final walk-through with the CDC OAS Contracting Officer for the purpose of identifying any damage which h… 5. Upon notification by the ContractorSuccessful Offeror of the project’s substantial completion, the Project Officer will inspect the project for conformance with the Contract Documents. Accompanying such notification, the ContractorSucces… 6. After the Final Walk-through and prior to occupancy by the Government, the ContractorSuccessful Offeror** shall: A. Collect all keys from workstations. Leave drawers and overhead doors unlocked. B. Place keys from individual workstations in separate envelopes. C. Label envelopes with workstation space number and manufacturer’s key number. D. Box envelopes and return to CDC/ATSDR Project Officer. 7. Place any items that are not installed with the workstations in their final configuration in a central location as directed by the Government for storage and/or removal by the Government. 8. Final Acceptance will be made after final inspection by the Government when all requirements of the Contract Documents have been completed. 6.10.4.1 STANDARD MODULAR FURNITURE I. General A. Definition 1. Definition: Modular Furniture is a freestanding furniture solution that provides storage above and below the work surface, employs post supported overhead cabinets and supplemental task lighting, provides separation between adjacent work spaces, an… 2. This document is meant to define the scope and range of the product line. The entire product line may not be utilized on a specific project, but all components shall be available for possible future configurations. Reference attached documents fo… 3. Provide Modular furniture of standard construction with details, finishes and materials consistent throughout. Provide components and accessories in the color scheme selected from the CDC Standard Color Palette. 4. All items of Modular Furniture must be free from sharp edges, burrs, or other defects which compromise the operation or are harmful to persons or materials in contact with them. Provide finishes on all exposed and semi-exposed surfaces. 5. Work station components shall be available on the GSA Schedule current at the time of the order. Not requiring that this be a scheduled purchase, but only that components are on schedule.
561	B. Materials 1. Keying system shall be interchangeable, field changeable master keyed lock system on all applicable components. At the completion of the project, provide one key per workstation. All locks within a single workstation to be keyed alike. On Proje… 2. UL Certification shall be required on all UL listed electrical components. C. Finishes 1. All visible surfaces (including but not limited to interior surfaces of cabinets, drawers, etc.) shall receive an appropriate finish material (baked enamel or equivalent) paint, plastic laminate and fabric to be selected from the CDC Standard Color… D. Work Surfaces 1. All work surfaces must be capable of being installed at the same height and may not be separated by any protrusions of the support framework or other items above the work surface. When particle board core/plastic laminate clad work surfaces are su… 2. Provide work surfaces that meet or exceed: a. ANSI/BIFMA X5.5 latest edition, Functional, Distributed and Proof Load Tests for Primary Surfaces. b. ANSI/BIFMA X5.5 latest edition, Work Surfaces with Supported Drawer Tests. 3. Edge Details: the following 2(Two) edge details are acceptable in locations noted below. a. “Square Edge” edge treatment b. “Eased edge” edge treatment. 4. Where indicated work surfaces shall be: a. Mounted at 29” AFF (+ ¾”) b. Mounted on a “C,” “T,” “H,” or “L” legs or adjustable height post at peninsula tops. c. Constructed to accept keyboard tray at any position. 5. Minimum work surface thickness is 1.125.” Maximum work surface thickness is 1.5.” 6. Provide work surfaces with the capability of meeting the following (nominal) sizes: a. Depth: 24” b. Depth: 30” c. Width: 24” d. Width: 30” e. Width: 36” f. Width: 42” g. Width: 48” h. Width: 54” i. Width: 60” j. Width: 66” k. Width: 72” 7. Work Surface Finish a. Plastic Laminate: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. E. Work Surface Support Structure 1. Provide a support structure consisting of roll-formed steel. 2. Construct frame in a “C,” “T,” “H,” or “L” configuration. 3. Provide shortened frame legs (feet) at the inside corner(s) of the workstation so as to minimize interference with the floor space below the work surface(s). 4. Provide support legs. Color will be selected to conform to CDC Standard Color Palette F. Modesty Panels
562	1. Provide modesty panels, when required for structural stability, constructed of roll-formed steel, finished to match the support structure, with a minimum of 19” clearance above finished floor or recess modesty panel minimum of 3” from the edge of t… G. Pedestals/Drawers 1. Provide pedestals/drawers constructed of roll-formed steel all surfaces, equipped with full extendable concealed, zinc-plated, steel ball –bearing drawer slides on box drawers. Drawer depth shall be coordinated with work surface depth to provide t… 2. Provide the following: a. Pencil tray in the top drawer in 2 box/file pedestals. b. Provide hanging File frame for letter and legal filing in file drawers c. Minimum of 1 drawer divider in each drawer d. Counter balanced (weighted) chassis, or other similar device to prevent tipping of container. e. Rubber bumpers at closures. f. Ability of file drawers to accept both letter and legal size filing. g. Drawer fronts with integral pull. 3. Drawer chassis types: Mobile pedestal, no hanging pedestals allowed. 4. Provide Mobile drawer pedestals that meet or exceed minimum loading capacity of 50 lbs. per drawer. 5. Pedestal configuration: a. 2 box drawers/ 1 file drawer b. 2 file drawers c. 1 box drawer/ 1 file drawer/ seat cushion 6. Pedestal Chassis Finish: a. Painted Steel: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. 7. Pedestal Drawer Face Material: a. Painted Steel: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. H. Overhead Storage Cabinets 1. Provide overhead storage cabinet chassis and doors constructed of roll-formed steel or particle board/steel combination equipped with field changeable lock(s), rubber bumpers at closure(s), and either: a. Overhead retractable flipper door(s) b. Sliding door(s) c. Hinged door(s) 2. Provide concealed and/or mechanical connectors securing overhead storage cabinets to work surfaces. 3. Provide overhead storage cabinets with a minimum of 20”clearance between the top of the work surface and the lowest point on the overhead (including task light). 4. Overhead storage cabinet chassis finish: a. Plastic Laminate: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. b. Painted Steel: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. 5. Overhead Cabinet Door Finish: a. Plastic Laminate: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. b. Painted Steel: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. 6. Provide Overhead Cabinet with the following nominal sizes: a. Height: 12” (minimum clear inside) b. Depth: 14” (minimum clear inside) c. Width: 24” d. Width: 30” e. Width: 36” I. Overhead Storage Shelves
563	1. Provide overhead storage shelf chassis constructed of roll-formed steel or particle board/steel combination. 2. Provide concealed and/or semi concealed mechanical connectors securing overhead storage shelves to work surfaces. 3. Provide overhead storage shelves that meet or exceed a minimum loading capacity of 36 lbs. per foot, functional loads. 4. Provide overhead storage shelves with a minimum of 20” clearance between the top of the work surface and the lowest point on the overhead (including task light). 5. Each shelf shall have metal (or laminate) end supports on both ends and continuous across back edge of shelf. 6. Overhead storage shelves chassis finish: a. Plastic Laminate: colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. b. Painted Steel: colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. 7. Offer overhead shelves with the following (nominal) sizes: a. Height: 6” (minimum height end support) b. Height 15” (end support) c. Depth: 14” (clear inside) d. Width 24” e. Width:30” f. Width 36” J. Miscellaneous 1. Tack Panels: provide tackable mineral fiberboard covered in fabric. Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. Size to fit from the top of the work surface to the bottom of the overhead storage unit and the full length of the work sur… 2. Where indicated provide Optional White Marker board in lieu of panels. 3. Wire Management portals: Provide a minimum of one wire management portal at end of each work surface allowing for the vertical wire management access above and below each work surface. Make provisions for horizontal wire management below the work … 4. Trim: Provide connectors, caps and trim fillers to provide workstation configurations and overall finished installation as indicated. Use drawings of workstation configurations to determine locations of connectors and trim hardware. Furniture man… K. Optional Accessories 1. Optional accessories may be used on a project by project basis. Consult with the Project officer and project core team on each project. Whether or not these items are used on an individual project they need to be available for upgrades at a futur… a. Document Management System: Offer the capability of locating document management system (paper organizer) components, including vertical, horizontal and diagonal panel hung paper handling components. b. Monitor arm – Offer the capability of a single, double or triple monitor mount. Include parts to install as either clamp or grommet mount. Include back plate adapter. END OF SECTION 6.10.4.1
564	6.10.4.2 SYSTEMS FURNITURE Edit the following to reflect scope of project. For bid documents use “Successful Offeror” and/or “Offeror;” for orders use “Contractor.” When editing this document keep complete range of product sizes to be available for future reconfigurations. I. GENERAL A. Definition: Systems Furniture is a comprehensive work environment that is created by suspending work surfaces, overhead storage and other miscellaneous components from interconnecting structural panels. Panels are used to separate the work area fr… B. ContractorSuccessful Offeror* Responsibilities: Provide complete Design Drawing(s) which includes, but is not limited to, the graphic representation and manufacturer’s tag no. of the following: 1. System Acoustical Panels 2. Work surfaces 3. Mobile Pedestals 4. Overhead Storage Cabinets 5. Overhead Storage Shelves 6. Electrical Outlets and Data/Telecommunication Ports (knockouts) 7. LED Lighting Fixtures with Occupancy Sensor 8. Articulating Keyboard tray and mouse pad and wrist rest 9. Optional Accessories (tack boards, paper management, etc.) 10. Other miscellaneous pieces or connectors required to complete a functional work environment. 11. When applicable, identify existing items that are to be reused in the final design. 12. When applicable indicate how new product interfaces with existing product. 13. Include building room numbers as indicated on the architectural drawings. 14. Provide complete electrical connections for the system workstations to the building electrical supply as shown in the electrical and Communications Drawings. (CDC may at its discretion provide the electrical connections to building services. 15. Use only licensed electricians. 16. Coordinate the installation of the electrical with CDC/ATSDR and Project Electrical and Communications Contractors. II. PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS A. The ContractorSuccessful Offeror* shall provide Systems Furniture with the following performance requirements. 1. Designed to be fully flexible to permit easy assembly with a minimum of standard tools (screwdrivers, wrenches, Allen wrenches, pliers, rubber mallet, etc.). 2. Provide back-to-back workstations configured such that components may be completely removed from one side without disturbing the other side. 3. Provide non-handed components, including acoustical panels, work surfaces, mobile pedestals, overhead storage and support structures capable of being easily reversed without the use of additional or special hardware. (Note: support brackets can be… 4. Provide a self-supporting system capable of being installed without penetrating the finished floor, using floor fasteners or requiring wall mounts or hanging strips except for “stand-alone” panels or components.
565	5. Provide Systems Furniture capable of managing and distributing electrical, telephone, communications, and computer network services. 6. Avoid placing Systems Furniture Panels against gypsum walls, especially when walls have electrical outlets that would be blocked by furniture panels. B. Acoustical Panels 1. Provide non-progressive (the ability to remove and panel from a run of panels without disturbing panels other than the adjacent panels) load bearing frame system with hang-on track. Provide acoustical panels capable of recovering or exchanging of … a. ANSI/BIFMA X5.5 latest edition Stability Tests for Panel Systems Products b. ANSI/BIFMA C5.5latest edition Mechanical Strength Tests for Panel Systems Products. c. The ability of panel to resist a minimum of 50lb impact at a level of 52” A.F.F. d. The ability to support a minimum static weight of 80 lbs. per foot at any single position on one side; with the total panel bearing capacity of 600 lbs. 2. Panel systems shall provide for alignment of adjacent panels. Provide acoustical panels having leveling glides on each end of each panel with a minimum of 1” of vertical adjustment. 3. Frame to be constructed of cold-rolled steel welded to form rigid structure, incorporating all load bearing pilasters, together with leveling and connecting fittings for attachment of skin surface. Powder coated, painted, baked enamel finish. One… 4. Panel-to-panel connections shall provide for direct, tight, panel-to-panel connections without intermediate post, which affords visual and acoustical seals. Connecting post allowed only at 90 degrees, two-way, three-way, and four-way connections. 5. Provide vertical adjustment steel side rails slotted at 1” intervals along full panel height capable of supporting 1000 lbs. per panel, per side. 6. Provide panels with the following: a. Integral top feed Raceway, concealed within panel construction, with a capacity to accommodate ten (10) twenty-five pair cables (wire management only). b. Base feed Raceways with a capacity to accommodate eight (8) twenty-five pair cable and the capability of telephone communication and computer network cable distribution. c. Capability of providing work surface height Raceways with a capacity to accommodate eight (8) twenty-five pair cable and the capability of telephone, communication and computer network cable distribution. d. Capability of entering panel from the top or the bottom with utilities. 7. Provide panel base plates of roll-formed steel or thermoplastic material, 2 ½” to 6” high with knock-outs to receive back to back electrical outlets as required. Provide removable cap at both top and exposed ends. Width of cap to match panel dime… 8. Provide acoustical panels with the capability of meeting the following sizes and configurations (height: plus or minus 2”). a. Height: 34” b. Height: 42” c. Height: 48” d. Height: 55”
566	e. Height: 68” f. Width: 18” g. Width: 20” h. Width: 24” i. Width: 30” j. Width: 36” k. Width: 42” l. Width: 48” m. Width: 60” 9. Acceptable panel creep (installation tolerance at panel connections) shall not exceed ½” in a run of 8 workstations. 10. Acoustical panel construction and performance requirements include: minimum NRC rating of .50, minimum STC rating of 14. 11. Provide acoustical panels with the face finish selected from the CDC Standard Color Palettes. C. Work Surfaces 1. All work surfaces must be capable of being installed at the same height and may not be separated by any protrusions of the support frame or other items above the work surface. When particle board core/plastic laminate clad work surfaces are suppli… 2. Edge Details should be a. “Square Edge” minimum 1/8” R b. “Eased Edge” minimum 1/8” R 3. Unless otherwise indicated, work surfaces shall be: a. Mounted on a panel with cantilevered, concealed brackets b. Mounted at 29” A.F.F. (+3/4”) c. Constructed to accept keyboard tray or pencil drawer at any position. 4. Minimum work surface thickness is 1.125.” Maximum work surface thickness is 1/5”. 5. Offer work surfaces with the capability of meeting the following nominal sizes for both 24” Depth and 30” Depth. a. Width: 24” b. Width: 30” c. Width: 36” d. Width: 36” e. Width: 42” f. Width: 48” g. Width: 60” h. Width” 66” i. Width: 72” 6. Work Surface Finish shall be Plastic Laminate or Painted Metal: Color to be selected from the standard CDC Standard Color Palettes. D. Pedestals/Drawers 1. Provide pedestals/drawers constructed of roll-formed steel all surfaces, equipped with full extendable, concealed, zinc-plated, steel ball-bearing drawer slides on file drawers. Drawer depth shall be coordinated with work surface depth to provide t… 2. Provide the following: a. Pencil tray in top drawer in 2 box/file pedestals b. Provide hanging file frame for letter and legal filing in file drawers c. Minimum of one drawer divider in each box drawer d. Counter balanced (weighted) chassis, or other similar device, to prevent tipping of container e. Rubber bumpers at closures
567	f. Ability of file drawers to accept both letter and legal size filing g. Drawer fronts with integral pull 3. Drawer chassis type shall be mobile pedestals, no hanging pedestals allowed. 4. Provide minimum loading capacity of 50 lbs. per drawer. 5. Pedestal configuration: a. 2 Box Drawers/1 File drawer b. 2 File Drawers c. 1 Box Drawer/ 1 File Drawer/ Seat cushion 6. Pedestal chassis finish to be painted steel. Colors to be selected from CSC Standard Color Palette 7. Pedestal drawer face to be painted steel: Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. E. Overhead Storage Cabinets 1. Provide overhead storage cabinet chassis and doors constructed of roll-formed steel or particle board/steel combination equipped with field changeable lock(s), rubber bumpers at closure(s) and either: a. Overhead retractable flipper door(s) b. Sliding door(s) c. Hinged door(s) 2. Provide flipper door hardware with an over the top (inside or outside of box), and a close proximity function when required. Confirm storage units will have soft-close capacity when required. 3. Provide concealed and/or mechanical connectors securing overhead storage cabinets to panels. 4. Provide overhead storage cabinets that meet or exceed: a. ANSI/BIFMA X5.5 latest edition, Secondary Surface Tests b. Minimum loading capacity 36 lbs. per foot, functional load. 5. Provide overhead storage cabinets with a minimum of 20” clear between the top of the work space and the lowest point on the overhead (including task light). 6. Overhead Storage Cabinet chassis finish shall be Plastic Laminate OR Painted Steel. Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette 7. Overhead Cabinet Door Finish shall be Plastic Laminate or Painted Steel. Colors to be selected form the CDC Standard Color Palette. 8. Provide Overhead Cabinet with the following nominal sizes: a. Height 12” minimum clear inside b. Depth: 12.875” minimum clear inside c. Width: 24” d. Width: 30” e. Width: 36” F. Overhead Storage Shelves 1. Provide overhead storage shelf chassis constructed of cold roll-formed steel or particle board/steel combination. 2. Provide concealed and/or semi-concealed mechanical connectors securing overhead storage shelves to work surfaces. 3. Provide Overhead Storage Shelves that meet or exceed minimum loading capacity of 34 lbs. per foot, functional load. 4. Provide Overhead Storage shelves with a minimum of 20” clearance between the top of the work surface and the lowest point on the overhead (including task light). 5. If providing a shelf unit above an overhead storage cabinet, allow sufficient spacing between the two units so as to not interfere with function of the overhead retractable flipper door(s). 6. Overhead storage shelves chassis finish shall be plastic laminate or painted steel. Color to be selected form the CDC Standard Color Palette.
568	7. Provide overhead storage shelves with the following (nominal) sizes: a. Height: 7” end support b. Height: 12” end support c. Depth: 14” clear inside d. Width: 24” e. Width: 30” f. Width: 36” 8. Hanging Files a. Provide hanging file chassis constructed of roll-formed steel or particle board/steel combination, equip drawers with fully extendable concealed drawer suspension. b. Provide files capable of accepting letter and legal handling folders c. Provide hanging frame d. Hanging files chassis finish to be plastic laminate or painted steel. Color to be selected from CFC Standard Color Palette. e. Drawer face finish to be plastic laminate or painted steel. Color to be selected from the CDC Standard Color Palette. f. Provide Hanging files with the following (nominal) sizes” 1) Width: 36” 2) Width” 42” 9. Miscellaneous a. Electrical Provisions 1) Provide acoustical panels with electrical supply capability at the base. Possess the capability of electrical supply at work surface level. Supply modular switched system with base electrical raceway with 3 phase 8 wire, 4 circuit 110v, 20A with … 2) Possess capability of providing simplex and duplex outlets, in a variety of colors, with a numerical numbering system to indicate circuit or some other easily identifiable coding system to be used to identify circuits. 3) Power poles: have the capacity to provide power poles integral with the panel system, feeding panels either at panel top raceway or at panel corner intersections. Provide power poles either at panel top raceway or at panel corner intersections. P… 4) All electrical components shall be UL listed. b. Communication Poles: Provide communication poles integral with the panel system, feeding panels either at panel top raceway or at panel corner intersections. Provide knock-outs for voice and data cabling that align with top raceway. When worksta… c. Tack Panels:
569	1) Provide tackable mineral fiberboard covered in fabric to be selected from standard CDC Color Palette. 2) Size to fit from the top of the work surface to the bottom of the overhead storage unit and the full length of the work surface. 3) Provide tack board under each overhead unit. d. Wire Management Portals: Provide a minimum of one wire management portal at end of each work surface allowing for the vertical wire management access above and below each work surface. Make provisions for horizontal wire management below the work … e. Coat Hook: For each workstation provide one (1) metal or thermoplastic coat hook suspended from acoustical top cap or from slotted steel side rails. Finish to match panel trim. f. Trim: 1) Provide panel connectors, high-low connectors, end caps and trim fillers to provide work station configurations and overall finished installation as indicated. 2) Use drawings of workstation configurations to determine locations of connectors and trim hardware. 3) The furniture manufacturer is responsible for the final hardware count. G. Optional Accessories 1. Optional accessories may be used on a project by project basis. Consult with the Project Officer and project core team on each project. Whether or not these items are used on an individual project, they are required to be available for upgrades a… a. Document Management System: Offer the capability of locating document management system (paper organizers) components as indicated on the drawings including vertical, horizontal, and diagonal panel hung paper handling components. b. Wall Mounts: Panel system shall have wall-attachment brackets when it is necessary to attach panels to Building walls. c. Hanging Strips: Panel system shall have wall attachment hangers with the same configuration and weight carrying capabilities as Panel Steel Side Rails. d. Transparent or frosted acrylic sliding door. Provide a minimum 36” clear opening or a monolithic panel with a stackable appearance. e. Monitor arm – Offer the capability of a single, double or triple monitor mount. Include parts to install as either clamp or grommet mount. Include back plate adapter. III. PROJECT EXECUTION A. Provide complete electrical connections for the system workstations to the building electrical supply as shown in the Electrical and Communications Drawings. 1. Use only licensed electricians. 2. Coordinate the installation of the electrical with EMOSO and Project Electrical and Communications Contractors. END OF SECTION 6.10.4.2
570	6.10.4.3 WOOD MODULAR FURNITURE Edit the following to reflect scope of project. For bid documents use “Successful Offeror” and /or “Offeror;” for orders use “Contractor.” When editing this document keep complete range of product sizes to be available for future reconfigurations. I. GENERAL A. Definition 1. Wood Modular Furniture provides storage above the work surface and can incorporate task lighting to supplement normal room lighting. Wood Modular does not employ panels for structural support or to separate itself from adjoining work spaces. It e… 2. The ContractorSuccessful Offeror** shall provide all necessary items to create a complete and functioning work environment. This includes, but is not limited to, work surfaces, overhead storage cabinets, overhead storage shelves, tack panels a… 3. This document is meant to define the scope and range of the product line. The entire product line may not be utilized on a specific project, but all components shall be available for possible future configuration. Reference attached Documents for… II. PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS A. General 1. Provide Wood Modular Furniture of standard construction with details, finishes and materials consistent throughout. 2. All items of Wood Modular Furniture must be free from sharp edges, burrs or other defects which compromise the operation or are harmful to persons or materials in contact with them. Provide finishes on all exposed and semi-exposed surfaces. 3. All Wood Modular Furniture components shall meet or exceed the functional requirements of the ANSI/BIFMA standard for Desk Products X5.5 latest edition. All load or other requirements referenced herein are to be tested in accord with this standard. 4. Wood Modular Furniture manufacturer shall offer coordinating file, storage and bookcase units in a variety of sizes and configurations. 5. Work station components shall be available on the GSA Schedule current at the time of the order. Provide explanation/justification for any components not on GSA schedule for approval from OAS contracting officer and the assigned PCMSO/DEMSO Projec… B. Materials 1. High Density particle board with compressed top and bottom surface, minimum 50 lb. density 2. Screw pull force-face minimum of 300 lbs.; Screw pull force-edge minimum of 198 lbs. 3. Wood members shall be kiln dried solid lumber, free of defects, maximum moisture content 5-7%. 4. Decorative Wood:
571	a. Wood Veneer shall be minimum 1/32” thick before sanding and carefully book-matched for color and grain. The veneer shall be in full length pieces, applied in balanced construction with no veneer joints less than 1” from the edge of the panels. b. Exterior solid wood parts shall be manufacturer’s standard hardwood. All wood shall be thoroughly air and kiln dried to a moisture content not to exceed seven (7) percent at the time of assembly. c. All exposed wood and veneer shall be bright, well sanded and free from brashness, discoloration, worm holes, pits and shakes. All veneers shall be edge glued with moisture resistant resin glues. d. All exterior panels shall be book matched in sets for each desk. All wood shall be free of defects affecting appearance, durability or serviceability. e. All exposed wood and veneer work surfaces should be able to resist moisture so that surfaces do not become disfigured by spills. 5. Connectors and fasteners shall be metal bayonet type component. Z clip, L bracket or flat bracket mounting hardware, concealed from view with safety locking (as appropriate) feature to prevent accidental dismantling. Provide components capable of … C. Finishes 1. All visible surfaces (including interior surfaces of cabinets, drawers, etc.) shall receive an appropriate finish. 2. Wood Grain of Veneers a. Veneer grain shall run in a vertical direction on ends, back and modesty panels, and pedestals. If the grain on the drawers is vertical, the veneers shall be grain matched. b. Finish: The finish shall be full filled, low sheen lacquer with the ability to repel moisture. Finishes to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. c. Quality: Finish shall be of high quality associated with industry standards for top grade merchandise. Finish shall enhance the beauty of the wood and be resistant to prolonged contact with water, mild acids and alkalis, ball point pen inks, carbo… D. Work Surfaces 1. All work surfaces must be capable of being installed at the same height and may not be separated by any protrusions of the support frame or other items above the work surface. Finish to be selected from the CDC Standard Color Palettes. 2. Edge Details: the following edge details are acceptable in locations noted below; a. Square Edge b. Eased edge – edge treatment minimum 1/8”R 3. Where indicated work surfaces shall be: a. Mounted at 29” A.F.F. (+3/4”) b. Mounted on end panels or pedestals as indicated in Drawings. c. Constructed to accept keyboard tray at any position. 4. Minimum work surface thickness is 1.5.” Maximum work surface thickness is 1.75” 5. Provide work surfaces with the capacity of meeting the following (nominal) sizes: a. Depth: 24” b. Depth: 30” c. Width: 24” d. Width” 30” e. Width: 36” f. Width: 42” g. Width: 48” h. Width: 60” i. Width: 66” j. Width: 72”
572	6. Work Surface Finish: Wood Veneer to be selected from standard CDC Color Palettes. E. Work Surface Support Structures 1. Panel End Supports: End panels shall be 1.25” thick, minimum, and consist of a particle board core with a minimum of forty-five pounds (4 lbs.) density per square foot. 2. End panels shall be veneered on all exposed sides. The bottom of the end panel shall be edged with solid hardwood. All end panels are to have adjustable levelers. a. End Panel Finish: Wood Veneer to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. F. Modesty Panels 1. Provide modesty panels, when required for structural stability, with a minimum of 19” clearance above finished floor or recess mount modesty panel 3” from the edge of the work surface. G. Pedestals/Drawers 1. Drawers: Drawer fronts shall be either laminated construction on lumber core or a minimum three (3) ply balanced laminated construction on minimum forty-five pound (45 lb.) density Northern fibercore material with face veneer on the exposed sides. … 2. Provide locks on all drawers. 3. Drawers, except the pencil drawer, shall have positive stops. 4. Drawers shall be chemically treated to prevent swelling and shrinking. 5. Box drawers shall have a metal suspension track or metal glides grooved into the drawer sides. 6. File drawer shall operate on full progressive suspension (nylon or steel ball bearing rollers in metal channel tracks) and shall extend the entire drawer to allow complete access. The file drawer shall be equipped for letter or legal filing. Suppor… 7. Provide pedestals/drawers with concealed, full-extension, zinc plated, steel ball-bearing drawer slides on file drawers. Provide minimum ¾” extendable concealed, zinc plated, steel ball-bearing drawer slides on box drawers. Provide loading capaci… 8. Provide the following: a. Pencil tray in top drawer in 2 box/file pedestals b. Hanging file frame for letter and legal filing in file drawers c. Minimum of 1 drawer divider in box drawer d. Adjustable compressor in all file drawers e. Locking device which prevents overextension of drawers and tipped of container or counter balanced (weighted) chassis to prevent tipping f. Ability of file drawers to accept both letter and legal size filing 9. Drawer Chassis Types: Fixed or Mobile Pedestal 10. Pedestal Configuration: a. 2 Box Drawers/1 File Drawer b. File Drawers c. 2 Drawer Lateral Files 11. Pedestal Chassis Finish: Wood Veneer to be selected from standard CDC Color Palette.
573	12. Pedestal Drawer Face Material: Wood Veneer to be selected from standard CDC Color Palette. H. Overhead Storage Cabinets 1. Provide overhead storage cabinet chassis (or hutch) constructed of either laminated construction on lumber core or a minimum three (3) ply balanced laminated construction on minimum forty-five pound (45lb.) density Northern fibercore material with … 2. Provide concealed and/or mechanical connectors securing overhead storage cabinets to work surfaces or securing overhead storage cabinets to a wall mounted system that is not dependent upon the existing wall construction or requires additional wall … 3. Provide overhead storage cabinets that meet or exceed: a. Minimum loading capacity of 36 lbs. per foot, functional load. 4. Provide overhead storage cabinets with a minimum of 20” clear between the top of the work surface and the lowest point on the overhead (including task light). 5. When attaching a storage unit on top of a file cabinet provide positive mechanical connector. Double sided tape is not acceptable. 6. Overhead Storage Cabinet Chassis Finish: Wood Veneer to be elected from standard CDC Color Palette. 7. Overhead Cabinet Door Finish: Wood Veneer to be selected from standard CDC Color Palette. 8. Offer Overhead Cabinet with the following (nominal) sizes: a. Height: 12” (clear inside) b. Depth: 14” (nominal) c. Width: 24” d. Width: 30” e. Width: 36” I. Miscellaneous 1. Hardware and trim: the style of hardware and trim shall be the manufacturer’s standard for the unit specified provided that it complements the general styling of the casegood. All metal hardware shall be solid plated metal and may have a protectiv… 2. Tack Panels: Provide tackable mineral fiberboard covered in fabric. Colors to be selected from CDC Standard Color Palette. Size to fit from the top of the work surface to the bottom of the overhead storage unit and the full length of the work sur… 3. Wire Management Portals: Provide a minimum of one wire management portal at end of each work surface allowing for the vertical wire management access above and below each work surface. Make provisions for horizontal wire management below the work s… 4. Trim: Provide connectors, cap and trim fillers to provide workstation configurations and overall finished installation as indicated. Use drawings of workstation configurations to determine locations of connectors and trim hardware. Furniture manu… J. Optional Accessories 1. Optional accessories may be used on a project by project basis. Consult with the Project Officer and project core team on each project. Whether or not these items are used on an individual project, they are required to be available for upgrades a… a. Document Management System: Offer the capability of locating a document management system (paper organizers) components as indicated on drawing(s), including vertical, horizontal and diagonal panel-hung paper handling components.
574	b. 2. Monitor arm – Offer the capability of a single, double or triple monitor mount. Include parts to install as either clamp or grommet mount. Include back plate adapter. END OF SECTION 6.10.4.3 6.10.4.4 FILES Edit the following to reflect scope of project. For bid documents use “Successful Offeror” and /or “Offeror;” for orders use “Contractor.” When editing this document keep complete range of product sizes to be available for future reconfigurations. I. GENERAL A. Definition 1. This specification establishes the minimum requirements for free standing steel lateral filing cabinets which are adaptable for filing letter and other size materials either laterally or in a front-to-back arrangement and coordinating storage cabin… 2. Lateral File – A file whose width is greater than its depth. II. PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS A. General 1. Provide Files with finishes and materials consistent throughout. All items must be free from sharp edges, burrs or other defects which compromise the operation or are harmful to persons or materials in contact with them. Provide finishes on all … 2. Files shall be available on the GSA Supply Schedule 3. Bolts and screws, or other fastening devices shall be adequate to maintain the files structural integrity and to meet the specified warranty period. Fasteners securing the back and seat to the shell, and the arms to the shell, shall not loosen un… B. Materials 1. Metal components shall be Class 1-Commercial quality cold rolled steel. Refer 6.3.4 G. Warranty. 2. Grind seams smooth and flush and finish spot welds. Zinc coat all concealed metal. C. Finishes 1. All visible surfaces, including but not limited to interior surfaces of cabinets, drawers, etc., shall receive an appropriate finish material (baked enamel or equivalent) paint to be selected from the CDC Standard Color Palette. D. General Construction 1. Products furnished under this specification shall meet or exceed the following requirements: a. Finish: All metal surfaces to be painted shall be thoroughly cleaned and free from dirt, oil, grease, and moisture. i. The cleaning and priming of the surfaces shall conform to one of the methods of Federal Specification TT-C-490 at the manufacturer’s option. ii. Enamel: The finish coat shall be enamel, applied and baked in accordance with the enamel manufacturer’s recommendations. The enamel shall be a true baking enamel. Air drying enamels whose drying time is shortened by the application of heat or in…
575	iii. Color: Painted metal to be selected from standard CDC Color Palette b. Size: i. Size (width): 30”, 36”, 42” ii. Size (height): Height to accommodate drawer/shelf configuration indicated in Drawings. Storage cabinet, when indicated, to match height of adjacent file cabinet. iii. When so specified in the Drawings plastic laminate tops for free standing files shall be provided. c. Drawers/Doors: Drawers shall fit squarely in their openings. The steel used shall be of sufficient thickness and quality to withstand heavy use. Drawers shall be offered with the following features and components: i. 10 ½” fixed front pull-out drawer capable of accommodating standard hanging file folders and associated index tab ii. 12” fixed front pull-out drawer capable of accommodating standard hanging file folders and associated index tab iii. 13 ½” fixed front pull-out drawer capable of accommodating standard hanging file folders and associated index tab iv. 13 ½” lift-up door and fixed shelf capable of accommodating standard binder v. 13 ½” lift-up door and pull-out drawer capable of accommodating standard binder vi. 13 ½” lift-up door and pull-out drawer capable of accommodating standard hanging file folders and associated index tab d. All file drawers shall have provisions for filing letter size materials in a lateral manner and in a front-to-back manner. The drawer shall be easily converted (with the use of simple hand tools) from the lateral (side-to-side) filing configuratio… e. Hanging Folder Frames: When so indicated, each file drawer shall be equipped with hanging folder frames to support legal and/or letter size material filed in a lateral manner or hanging frames to support documents filed in a front-to-back manner. f. Dividers: When so indicated, each drawer shall have a minimum of three vertical snap-in dividers per drawer (priced per set of three) adjustable on approximately one to two inch centers to hold documents laterally. g. Safety Interlock Mechanism: Drawers shall have a safety interlocking mechanism which allow sonly one drawer to be opened at a time. h. Pulls shall be full width recess style. i. Adjustable Glides (Levelers): The glides shall be positioned one at each of the four corners on the cabinet bottom. The glides shall have an adjustment from zero (flush with the cabinet bottom) to not less than three-fourth inch when fully extend… j. Counterbalanced (weighted) chassis to prevent tipping. k. When attaching a storage unit on top of a file cabinet, provide positive mechanical connector. Double side tape is not acceptable. l. Safety Interlock: All cabinets shall be provided with a positive mechanical interlock mechanism. When one drawer or shelf is extended up to two inches beyond the fully closed position the safety interlock shall have been activated and on other dra…
576	m. Lock: When indicated on Drawings, the cabinet shall be equipped with an automatic unit lock. The locking mechanism may be integral with the interlock mechanism or may be a separate built-in mechanism which will lock all doors or shelves when activ… END OF SECTION 6.3.4.4.
578	6.30 Document components, writing/editing rules and UniFormat
579	6.40 Survey Control Monuments’ Locations and Descriptions
580	6.50 Acronyms
585	6.60 Glossary
586	6.70 Accessibility
589	6.80 Facilities Master Planning Guide
590	6.90 Wayfinding Masterplan
644	6.92 BAS Graphics Standards
673	6.93 Lactation Support Program
680	6.94 ELECTRICAL

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1	Cover
2	REVISION HISTORY: (MOST RECENT RELEASE LISTED FIRST)
33	TABLE OF CONTENTS
40	1 INTRODUCTION 1 THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION 2 THE GOAL 3 PURPOSE OF GUIDELINES
41	4 ORGANIZATION OF THE GUIDELINES
42	2 POLICY 2.0 Introduction
43	2.1 Administration of the Reference Guidelines
45	2.2 Codes and Standards
52	2.3 Accessibility
53	2.4 Sustainable Design and High Performance Building Guidelines
80	2.5 Furniture & Equipment Design and Procurement
81	2.6 Commissioning Policy
82	2.7 Hazardous Materials Policy
84	2.8 Energy Policy
86	2.9 Water Management Policy
88	2.10 Dispatch of Loads
90	2.11 Value Engineering
92	3 PROCEDURES 3.0 Introduction
93	3.1 CDC General Drawing Requirements (CAD
95	3.2 Drawing Requirements
96	3.3 Existing Condition Facility Documentation
101	3.4 Numbering Systems
107	3.5 Furniture Procurement
108	3.6 Commissioning
114	3.7 Hazardous Materials 3.8 Health and Safety 3.9 Operating and Maintenance Manuals
115	4 PLANNING AND DESIGN GUIDELINES 4.0 Introduction
116	4.1 General Planning Criteria
117	4.1.1 Master Plan
120	4.1.2 Environmental Health and Safety
123	4.1.3 Security
127	4.1.4 Civil & Site Development Guidelines
130	4.1.5 Campus Mechanical
135	4.1.6 Campus Electrical
140	4.1.7 Building Shell
141	4.1.8 General Facilities
168	4.2 General Laboratory Planning
175	4.2.1 Biological Laboratories
179	4.2.2 Chemical Laboratories
181	4.2.3 Engineering Laboratories
183	4.2.4 Radiation Laboratories
186	4.3 General Animal Facility Planning
197	4.3.1 Primate Facilities
200	4.3.2 Rodent Facilities
202	4.3.3 Canine Facilities
204	4.3.4 Insect Facilities
208	4.3.4a Flying Insect Facilities (Mosquitoes
212	4.3.4b Crawling Insect Facilities (Ticks, Mites, Lice, Fleas
214	4.4 Office Planning
219	4.5 Support Facilities Planning 4.5.0 Building Support Facilities
220	4.5.1 Conference Facilities With Videoconferencing
232	4.5.2 Cafeterias
234	4.5.3 Break Rooms
237	4.5.4 Vending Areas
239	4.5.5 Snack Bars
241	4.5.6 Travel Office
243	4.5.7 Share (Employee Store
245	4.5.8 Credit Union
247	4.5.9 Lifestyle Facilities
253	4.5.10 Lobby Areas
255	4.5.11 Toilet Facilities
259	4.5.12 Stairwells
262	4.5.13 Janitor Closets
264	4.5.14 Mechanical Rooms
267	4.5.15 Electrical Switchgear Rooms (Main Service Entrance
271	4.5.16 Electrical Rooms
275	4.5.17 Telephone Equipment Rooms (PBX
281	4.5.18 Telecommunication/LAN Rooms
286	4.5.19 Lactation Rooms
287	4.5.20 Campus Support Facilities
288	4.5.21 Central Utility Plants
292	4.5.22 Data Processing Facilities
297	4.5.23 Transshipping Facilities
300	4.5.24 Laboratory Chemical Storage Facilities
303	4.5.25 Waste Handling Facilities
306	4.5.26 Parking Facilities
310	4.5.27 Integrated Facilities Management System (IFMS
315	4.5.28 Stationary Storage Battery System Rooms
322	5 BUILDING ELEMENTS
323	5A SUBSTRUCTURE 5A0 Introduction
324	5A1 Foundations 5A1.10 Standard Foundations
325	5A1.20 Special Foundations
327	5A1.30 Slab On Grade
329	5A2 Below Grade Construction 5A2.10 Below Grade Excavations
330	5A2.20 Below Grade Walls
331	5B SHELL 5B.0 Introduction
332	5B1.10 Floor Construction
334	5B1.20 Roof Construction
335	5B2 Exterior Enclosure 5B2.10 Exterior Walls
338	5B2.20 Exterior Windows
339	5B2.30 Exterior Doors
340	5B3 Roofing 5B3.10 Roof Coverings
342	5B3.20 Roof Openings
343	5C INTERIORS 5C.0 Introduction
344	5C1 Interior Construction 5C1.10 Partitions
346	5C1.20 Interior Doors
351	5C1.30 Fittings
354	5C2 Stairs 5C2.10 Interior Stairs Construction
355	5C2.20 Interior Stair Finishes
356	5C3 Interior Finishes 5C3.10 Wall Finishes
358	5C3.20 Floor Finishes
362	5C3.30 Ceiling Finishes
363	5D SERVICES 5D0 Introduction
364	5D1 Conveying Systems 5D1.10 Elevators and Lifts
365	5D1.20 Escalators and Moving Walks
366	5D2 Plumbing Systems
367	5D2.10 Plumbing Fixtures
368	5D2.20 Domestic Water Distribution
370	5D2.30 Sanitary Waste and Vent Systems
371	5D2.40 Rain Water Drainage
372	5D2.50 Gas Distributing Systems
373	5D3 HVAC 5D3.10 Boiler Room Piping and Specialties
374	5D3.20 Piping Distribution Systems
376	5D3.21 Air Distribution Systems
381	5D3.22 Exhaust Ventilation Systems
382	5D3.23 Steam Distribution Systems
384	5D3.25 Glycol Distribution Systems
385	5D3.30 Building Automation Systems
391	5D3.40 Systems Testing and Balancing
395	5D4.10 Sprinklers
398	5D4.20 Standpipe Systems
399	5D4.30 Fire Pumps
400	5D4.40 Fire Protection Specialties
401	5D4.50 Other Fire Protection Systems
402	5D5 Electrical 5D5.10 Electrical Service & Distribution
430	5D5.11 Electrical Studies
440	5D5.20 Lighting & Branch Wiring
452	5D5.30 Communications, Security & Fire Alarm Systems
464	5D5.40 Lightning Protection/ Grounding
468	5D5.41 Emergency, Legally Required Standby, and Standby Power Systems
478	5D5.42 Special Equipment
482	5D5.43 Communication And Signaling Systems
483	5D5.44 Freezer Alarm System
484	5E EQUIPMENT & FURNISHINGS 5E0 Introduction
486	5E1 Equipment 5E1.10 Office And Office Support Equipment
490	5E1.20 Laboratory And Laboratory Support Equipment
493	5E1.30 Vehicular Equipment
494	5E2 Furnishings 5E2.10 Fixed Furnishings
496	5E2.20 Movable Furnishings
508	5F SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION 5F0 Introduction
509	5F1 Special Construction Systems 5F1.10 Special Structures
510	5F1.20 Integrated Construction
512	5F1.50 Special Controls & Instrumentation
513	5F2 Selective Building Demolition 5F2.10 Building Elements Demolition
514	5F2.20 Hazardous Components Abatement
515	5G BUILDING SITEWORK 5G0 General
517	5G1 Site Preparation
518	5G1.10 Site Preparation
520	5G1.20 Site Demolition & Relocation
522	5G1.30 Site Earthwork
524	5G1.40 Hazardous Waste Remediation
525	5G2 Site Improvements 5G2.10 Roadways
527	5G2.20 Parking Lots
529	5G2.30 Pedestrian Circulation
531	5G2.40 Site Development
534	5G2.50 Landscaping
537	5G2.60 Irrigation
539	5G3 Site Mechanical Utilities 5G3.10 Water Supply
541	5G3.20 Sanitary Sewer
542	5G3.30 Storm Sewer
544	5G3.40 Heating Distribution
545	5G3.50 Cooling Distribution
546	5G3.60 Fuel Distribution
548	5G4 Site Electrical Utilities 5G4.10 Electrical Distribution
550	5G4.20 Site Lighting
552	5G4.30 Site Communications & Security
553	5G4.90 Other Site Electrical Utilities
554	5G5 Other Site Construction 5G5.10 Service And Pedestrian Tunnels
555	5G5.20 Pest Management Program During Construction
556	6 APPENDIX 6.01 Request for Exception Form
557	6.02 Request for Clarification Form
558	6.10 Interiors
588	6.30 Document components, writing/editing rules and UniFormat
589	6.40 Survey Control Monuments’ Locations and Descriptions
590	6.50 Acronyms
594	6.60 Glossary
595	6.70 Accessibility
598	6.80 Facilities Master Planning Guide
599	6.90 Wayfinding Masterplan
608	6.20 HHS Office Design Guidelines
653	6.91 BAS Graphics Standards
682	6.92 Lactation Support Program
689	6.93 Electrical

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40	… 2.0 Introduction
41	2.1 Administration of Thethe Reference Guidelines
43	2.2 Codes and Standards
50	2.3 Accessibility
51	2.4 Sustainable Design and High Performance Building Guidelines 2.4 Sustainable Design and High Performance Building Guidelines
53	Per E.O. 13514 Section 2 (g) (iii), Federal agencies are required to ensure that at least 15 percent of the agency’s existing buildings (above 5,000 gross square feet) and building leases (above 5,000 gross square feet) meet the Guiding Principles by … GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR SUSTAINABLE NEW CONSTRUCTION AND MAJOR RENOVATIONS
78	2.5 Furniture & Equipment Design and Procurement
79	2.6 Commissioning Policy
80	2.7 Hazardous Materials Policy
82	2.8 Energy Policy
84	2.9 Water Management Policy
86	2.10 Dispatch of Loads
88	2.11 Value Engineering
90	3 Procedures 3.0 Introduction
91	3.1 CDC General Drawing Requirements (CAD)
92	END OF SECTION
93	3.2 Drawing Requirements
94	END OF SECTION 3.3 Existing Condition Facility Documentation
99	END OF SECTION 3.4 Numbering Systems
105	3.5 Furniture Procurement
106	3.6 Commissioning
112	3.7 Hazardous Materials 3.8 Health and Safety 3.9 Operating and Maintenance Manuals
113	4 PLANNING AND DESIGN GUIDELINES 4.0 Introduction
114	4.1 General Planning Criteria
115	4.1.1 Master Plan
118	4.1.2 Environmental Health and Safety
121	4.1.3 Security
125	4.1.4 Civil & Site Development Guidelines
128	4.1.5 Campus Mechanical
133	4.1.6 Campus Electrical
138	4.1.7 Building Shell
139	4.1.8 General Facilities
165	4.2 General Laboratory Planning
172	4.2.1 Biological Laboratories
176	4.2.2 Chemical Laboratories
178	4.2.3 Engineering Laboratories
180	4.2.4 Radiation Laboratories
182	4.3 General Animal Facility Planning
194	4.3.1 Primate Facilities
196	4.3.2 Rodent Facilities
198	4.3.3 Canine Facilities
200	4.3.4 Insect Facilities
204	4.3.4a Flying Insect Facilities (Mosquitoes)
208	4.3.4b Crawling Insect Facilities (Ticks, Mites, Lice, Fleas)
210	4.4 Office Planning
218	4.5 Support Facilities Planning 4.5.0 Building Support Facilities
219	4.5.1 Conference Facilities With Videoconferencing
231	4.5.2 Cafeterias
233	4.5.3 Break Rooms
235	4.5.4 Vending Areas
237	4.5.5 Snack Bars
239	4.5.6 Travel Office
241	4.5.7 Share (Employee Store)
243	4.5.8 Credit Union
245	4.5.9 Lifestyle Facilities
251	4.5.10 Lobby Areas
253	4.5.11 Toilet Facilities
257	4.5.12 Stairwells
260	4.5.13 Janitor Closets
262	4.5.14 Mechanical Rooms
265	4.5.15 Electrical Switchgear Rooms (Main Service Entrance)
269	4.5.16 Electrical Rooms
273	4.5.17 Telephone Equipment Rooms (PBX)
279	4.5.18 Telecommunication/LAN Rooms
284	4.5.19 Lactation Rooms
285	4.5.20 Campus Support Facilities END OF SECTION
286	4.5.21 Central Utility Plants
290	4.5.22 Data Processing Facilities
295	4.5.23 Transshipping Facilities
298	4.5.24 Laboratory Chemical Storage Facilities
301	4.5.25 Waste Handling Facilities
304	4.5.26 Parking Facilities
308	4.5.27 Integrated Facilities Management System (IFMS)
313	4.5.28 Stationary Storage Battery System Rooms
320	5 BUILDING ELEMENTS
321	5A SUBSTRUCTURE 5A0 Introduction
322	5A1 Foundations 5A1.10 Standard Foundations
323	5A1.20 Special Foundations
324	5A1.30 Slab On Grade
325	5A2 Below Grade Construction 5A2.10 Below Grade Excavations
326	5A2.20 Below Grade Walls
327	5B SHELL 5B.0 Introduction
328	5B1.10 Floor Construction
330	5B1.20 Roof Construction
332	5B2 Exterior Enclosure 5B2.10 Exterior Walls
334	5B2.20 Exterior Windows
335	5B2.30 Exterior Doors
336	5B3 Roofing 5B3.10 Roof Coverings
337	5B3.20 Roof Openings
338	5C INTERIORS 5C.0 Introduction
339	5C1 Interior Construction 5C1.10 Partitions
341	5C1.20 Interior Doors
346	5C1.30 Fittings
350	5C2 Stairs 5C2.10 Interior Stairs Construction
351	5C2.20 Interior Stair Finishes
353	5C3 Interior Finishes 5C3.10 Wall Finishes
355	5C3.20 Floor Finishes
359	5C3.30 Ceiling Finishes
360	5D SERVICES 5D0 Introduction
361	5D1 Conveying Systems 5D1.10 Elevators and Lifts
362	5D1.20 Escalators and Moving Walks
363	5D2 Plumbing Systems
364	5D2.10 Plumbing Fixtures
365	5D2.20 Domestic Water Distribution
367	5D2.30 Sanitary Waste and Vent Systems
368	5D2.40 Rain Water Drainage
369	5D2.50 Gas Distributing Systems
370	5D3 HVAC 5D3.10 Boiler Room Piping and Specialties
371	5D3.20 Piping Distribution Systems
373	5D3.21 Air Distribution Systems
378	5D3.22 Exhaust Ventilation Systems
379	5D3.23 Steam Distribution Systems
381	5D3.25 Glycol Distribution Systems
382	5D3.30 Building Automation Systems
387	5D4 Fire Protection
389	5D4.10 Sprinklers
392	5D4.20 Standpipe Systems
393	5D4.30 Fire Pumps
394	5D4.40 Fire Protection Specialties
395	5D4.50 Other Fire Protection Systems
396	5D5 Electrical 5D5.10 Electrical Service & Distribution
423	5D5.11 Electrical Studies
432	5D5.20 Lighting & Branch Wiring
444	5D5.30 Communications, Security & Fire Alarm Systems
455	5D5.40 Lightning Protection/ Grounding
459	5D5.41 Emergency, Legally Required Standby, and Standby Power Systems
469	5D5.42 Special Equipment
473	5D5.43 Communication And Signaling Systems
474	5D5.44 Freezer Alarm System
475	5E EQUIPMENT & FURNISHINGS 5E0 Introduction
477	5E1 Equipment 5E1.10 Office And Office Support Equipment
481	5E1.20 Laboratory And Laboratory Support Equipment
484	5E1.30 Vehicular Equipment
485	5E2 Furnishings 5E2.10 Fixed Furnishings
487	5E2.20 Movable Furnishings
500	5F SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION 5F0 Introduction
501	5F1 Special Construction Systems 5F1.10 Special Structures
502	5F1.20 Integrated Construction
504	5F1.50 Special Controls & Instrumentation
505	5F2 Selective Building Demolition 5F2.10 Building Elements Demolition
506	5F2.20 Hazardous Components Abatement
507	5G BUILDING SITEWORK 5G0 General
509	5G1 Site Preparation
510	5G1.10 Site Preparation
512	5G1.20 Site Demolition & Relocation
514	5G1.30 Site Earthwork
516	5G1.40 Hazardous Waste Remediation
517	5G2 Site Improvements 5G2.10 Roadways
519	5G2.20 Parking Lots
521	5G2.30 Pedestrian Circulation
523	5G2.40 Site Development
526	5G2.50 Landscaping
529	5G2.60 Irrigation
531	5G3 Site Mechanical Utilities 5G3.10 Water Supply
533	5G3.20 Sanitary Sewer
534	5G3.30 Storm Sewer
536	5G3.40 Heating Distribution
537	5G3.50 Cooling Distribution
538	5G3.60 Fuel Distribution
540	5G4 Site Electrical Utilities 5G4.10 Electrical Distribution
542	5G4.20 Site Lighting
545	5G4.30 Site Communications & Security
546	5G4.90 Other Site Electrical Utilities
547	5G5 Other Site Construction 5G5.10 Service And Pedestrian Tunnels
548	5G5.20 Pest Management Program During Construction
549	6 APPENDIX 6.10 Request for Exception Form
550	6.20 Request for Clarification Form
551	6.30 Interiors
601	6.40 Document components, writing/editing rules and uniformatUniFormat
602	6.50 Survey Control Monuments’ Locations and Descriptions Electrical
603	6.60 Acronyms
607	6.70 Glossary
608	6.80 Accessibility
611	6.90 Facilities Master Planning Guide
612	6.91 Wayfinding Masterplan
666	6.92 BAS Graphics Standards
696	6.93 Lactation Support Program
703	6.94 ELECTRICAL Arc-Flash and Shock Hazard Appropriate PPE Required
704	Arc-Flash and Shock Hazard Appropriate PPE Required