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A/E Scope of Work
Las Vegas ATCT/TRACON
2. The A/E shall prepare an architectural programming document that clearly identifies
the comprehensive needs for the spaces including room dimensions, privacy
requirements, and security needs. This information shall be used to determine door
hardware and sound attenuation requirements as well as the number and locations
of electrical outlets, LAN connections, and telephone jacks. The FAA will utilize the
information from this document to procure furniture for the spaces via a separate
contract.
3. The A/E shall design spaces slated to receive systems furniture as efficiently as
possible. Power receptacles, light switches, and LAN and telephone jacks shall be
fully coordinated with the systems furniture layout.
4. The A/E shall have an interior designer develop sample boards for the interior
finishes for floors, walls, base, window treatments, ceilings, etc. The designer shall
develop three main color schemes. For each color scheme, there shall be at least
two varying shades for each type of finish (i.e. two shades of carpet, paint, vinyl tile,
etc.). Furniture recommendations shall be kept in mind when developing the color
schemes.
Once the design has progressed to the appropriate level of completion, the A/E shall
request a meeting with FAA to discuss finishes. The FAA will provide guidelines as
far as the desired type of finishes to be used in various situations. Generally
speaking, selected finishes should be durable and neutral. The FAA will make the
final selections with respect to type, color, pattern, etc.
5. The A/E shall prepare furniture layouts and color recommendations for each room
based on input from the FAA. The A/E shall provide an itemized list of furniture by
room, and an itemized list of furniture by total number of pieces (for ordering
purposes). The furniture color recommendations shall be coordinated with room
finishes and colors.
6. If precast concrete panels are designed as an architectural building finish, the joints
shall be designed to prevent water infiltration into the building. Backer rod and
building sealant alone are not an acceptable method of weatherproofing the
structures.
7. The security features for the facility shall comply with FAA Order 1600.69B, and the
Las Vegas ATCT/TRACON will be a security level 3 as defined in the order. The
A/E shall notify the FAA Project Engineer if it becomes apparent that a specific
security requirement cannot be met so that mitigating features can be designed. If
necessary, a meeting can be scheduled to discuss the security requirements and/or
mitigating features for the facility.
8. Glazing for all windows, except the control cab glass, shall be designed to comply
with General Services Administration (GSA) 3b criteria.
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