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Page 1ARMY RESERVEDesign Process and Submittal RequirementsPART C – DESIGN/BUILD -- DESIGN SUBMITTALREQUIREMENTS AFTER AWARD1.1 GENERALChapter 1.0 – ALL DISCIPLINESThis portion of the Army Reserve Design Process and Submittal Requirements manual describesdevelopment of project detailed designs – the working drawings, specifications and other documentscomprising the completed project design documents. It applies to the design performed bythe successful Design/Build (D/B) contractor after project award.Note: This portion of the manual is called Part C. It is specific to Design Build projects, and foruse by the successful D/B contractor. There are two other Parts, described below for general informationonly.• DPSR manual Part A -- Project Inception and Project Definition provides backgroundinformation. It describes the Inception and Project Definition steps of Army Reserve projects.It begins with the Budget Process and ends with Project Definition (Phase I)wherein the project is sufficiently defined to allow detailed design. While Part A may beof some general interest to the Design Build Contractor, it has no requirements concerningD/B and is not a part of this Part C.• DPSR manual Part B -- Detailed Design (Phase II) describes detailed design for Design/Bid/Build(D/B/B) acquisitions. It does not address and has no requirements concerningD/B and is not a part of this Part C.1.2 REFERENCE DOCUMENTSArmy Reserve D/B project design and construction are to comply with the Government criteriadocuments listed in Section 01 02 00.00 48 Statement of Work, Chapter 2.Note: The Army Reserve applies a “more commercial construction industry” approach to Design/Buildprojects than is typically applicable to D/B/B projects. Section 01 02 00.00 48 Statementof Work, Chapter 2, lists a limited number of standard Federal and military criteria that willbe applicable to Army Reserve D/B projects.The Army Reserve’s approach to D/B projects is also more prescriptive than some other Federalagencies, and most private-sector clients. The Army Reserve has developed required or preferreddesign and construction solutions over its history, and much of this is incorporated into the DesignGuide, and the standard Section 01 02 00.00 48 Statement of Work.1.3 ENERGY CONSERVATION AND LIFE CYCLE COST ANALYSISProvide life cycle cost analyses (LCCA) and Energy Analyses on all buildings as required to ensurecompliance with the Energy Policy Act of 2005. Period of LCCA shall be based on the lifeof the building. Minimum building will be as described in Informative Appendix G of ASHRAE1 April 2007 Version Army Reserve DPSR Manual -- Part C
Page 2Standard 90.1-2004. LCCA must meet the requirements described in 10 CFR part 436 subpart A- Methodology and Procedures for Life Cycle Cost Analyses. Provide a summary of the informationprovided to state the percentage reduction in energy usage over ASHRAE 90.1-2004, the bettermentsover the minimum building, describing systems and equipment compared, reasons forchoices selected and calculation summary. The energy conservation narrative is a cooperativenarrative and is not the responsibility of one discipline, overall responsibility of this narrative willbe determined by the Designer's PDT.1.4 CADD and BIM (Building Information Model)CADD requirements for this project are defined in SECTION 01 02 00.00 48 – STATEMENTOF WORK.BIM requirements for this project are defined in the RFP, Section 01 03 00.00 48 DESIGNSUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS AFTER AWARD. When BIM is required, all design drawingswill be created using Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology and shall conform tothe Tri-Service A/E/C CADD Standards (latest release). The latest version of the Bentley add-onproduct TRIFORMA will be used, incorporating specific Army Reserve Master workspace anddata sets, TRIFORMA Model Files and all relevant design files. This information is available onthe Louisville District web site. The AE will make the Building Information Model (BIM) andthe supporting data set/library that supports the BIM available to the Government in electronicformat.Refer to Appendix 1 and Appendix 3 for a comprehensive overview of BIM and its application tothe AR design process and submittals required for AR D/B projects1.5 CHARRETTE DESIGN MEETING AND SUBMITTAL; REVISEDCHARRETTE DOCUMENT AND SUBMITTAL1.5.1 General.A Design Charrette is called for and described in the 01 02 00.00 48 Statement of Work. ThisCharrette will be part of the project design process. In the charrette, the Contractor’s designersprovide alternative site and building design concepts for Government review and consideration.The charrette process will culminate in site and building design concepts accepted by the Governmentfor development into the final project design and documents.1.5.2 Pre-Charrette Actions.1.5.2.1 The Contractor's design team will prepare for the charrette design meeting. One weekprior to the meeting, Designer shall send the charrette documents in pdf format to thecharrette meeting participants. Electronic submissions via ftp, an agreed groupwaretool such as Microsoft Groove, or email (size permitting) will be acceptable. Designteam shall prepare and send out the following documents ahead of the charrettemeeting:a. Site plan and floor plan reflecting the accepted plansb. Floor plan shall be color coded by Reserve Unit occupying the building. Provideannotation of the units occupying the building for each drill weekend.c. A draft narrative description of the major systems, including roof material,exterior skin, windows, doors, mechanical units, electrical, structure, finishes,fire protection, mass notification, IT, and any special systems.d. A draft narrative description of Site characteristics, and any special siteconsiderations, site utilities, permits, and foundations, to the extent known.1 April 2007 Version Army Reserve DPSR Manual -- Part C
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