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Details: Description Subject : Design And Build Of Dedvmh Central Waste Holding Area Location : Dedvmh Compound, Bood, Ubay, Bohol Terms Of Reference I. Background Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital (dedvmh) Is A Licensed Level 2 General Hospital Located In Ubay, Bohol With 200 Authorized Bed Capacity Which Aims To Provide Highly Specialized Quality Healthcare Services To All Where Human Dignity Is Valued And Respected By Competent And Committed Personnel. In Accordance With The Provisions Of And Related Issuances Of Doh Administrative Order No. 2019-0056 Increasing The Bed Capacity Of Dedvmh From 50 Beds To 300 Beds And R.a. No. 11223, Or The “universal Health Care Act”, The Hospital Shall Provide Promotive, Preventive, Diagnostic, Curative, And Palliative Care Services, And Research, Professional Teaching And Training Programs And Shall Be Fully Equipped With The State-of-the Art Equipment And Facilities, Complemented By Adequately Trained And Competent Human Resources For Health Appropriate For A Licensed And Accredited Tertiary General Hospital. Dedvmh Shall Strengthen Its Existing Basic Services, And Aim For The Improvement Of Its Service Capability And Capacity Serving As Referral Hospital In The Northeastern Section Of The Bohol Province, Complementing Local Health Systems And Providers Of Municipalities In The Area. In Order To Fulfill This Mandate, Dedvmh Is Upgrading Its Services To Become A Level Iii Hospital To Provide Better And Quality Healthcare Services Especially In The Northeastern Part Of Bohol, Its Catchment Areas And Nearby Provinces. The Increase In The Bed Capacity And Expansion Of Services And Capability Are Consistent With The Dedvmh’s Hospital Development Plan (hdp) And Philippine Health Facility Development Plan (phfdp) 2020-2040. Ii. Objectives The Purpose Of This Project Is To Expand Capacity Of Central Waste Storage To Manage Increased Waste From Hospital Growth, Enhancing Safety And Compliance With Health And Environmental Standards. The Area Will Be Organized To Streamline Waste Collection, Segregation, And Removal, Improving Staff Efficiency While Implementing Sustainable Features To Minimize Environmental Impact. The Design Will Also Be Scalable To Accommodate Future Hospital Expansions, With Secure Access Points To Ensure The Safety Of Personnel And Waste Management Staff, Creating A Safe, Organized, And Regulation-compliant Environment. The Design Must Also Conform To The Standards Set By In Accordance To The Manual On Technical Guidelines For Hospitals Planning And Design (level 3), Doh Manual On Healthcare Waste Management, 4th Edition, R.a. 9003: Ecological Solid Waste Management Act, R.a. 6969: Toxic And Hazardous Substances & Nuclear Waste Act, And Doh Green And Safe Health Facilities Manual To Develop Climate Smart Health Facilities That Address And Adapt To The Impacts On The Environment. The Winning Bidder Shall Design For This Project With The Approval Of The Medical Center Including The Approved Detailed Estimates, Bill Of Quantities, Technical Specifications, And Methodology Of Construction And Scope Of Works Of The Project. Iii. Conceptual Design The Design Concept Of The Project Was Governed By The Planning And Design Standards Of Level 3 Service Capability Hospital Facility As Prescribed By The Latest Requirements Of The Department Of Health And Other Concerned Agencies. Building Design Shall Conform To The Provisions Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096), Accessibility Law (bp 344), Architecture Law (ra 9266), National Structural Code Of The Philippines, Electrical Engineering Law (ra 7920), Mechanical Engineering Law (ra 5336), Plumbing Code (ra 1378, 1993-1994 Revisions), Fire Code (ra 9514) And Other Laws And Regulations Covering Environmental Concerns And Local Ordinances And Regulations. The As-built Plan And Proposed Schematic Lay-out/call-out Will Be Provided As Basis Reference In The Development Of Preliminary Conceptual Design Plans To Be Submitted As Part Of The Technical Proposal. However, It Is The Responsibility Of The Bidder To Verify Actual Site Conditions And Dimensions. The Preliminary Conceptual Design Plans And Perspectives Shall Be Included Construed Part Of The Technical Proposal As Follows: Preliminary Conceptual Design Plans Required Specified Degree Of Details 1. Schematic Floor Plans: A. Ground Floor All Schematic Plans Shall Be At Least A3 Size Paper And Shall Meet The Minimum Space Requirements And Planning/design Guidelines Of Level 3 Hospital For: - Central Waste Holding Area - Loading Area For Two (2) Wheeler Truck - Loading Dock - Housing For Stainless Steel Storage Tank And Fiberglass Pressure Tank Preliminary Conceptual Design Plans Required Specified Degree Of Details A. Aerial Perspective View All Perspective / Plans Shall Be At Least A3 Size Paper In Colored Printed And Shall Conform With The Preliminary Conceptual Plans And At Least 3d Rendered. B. Man’s Eye / Worm’s Eye Perspective View All Perspective / Plans Shall Be At Least A3 Size Paper In Colored Printed And Shall Conform With The Preliminary Conceptual Plans And At Least 3d Rendered. C. Front Perspective View All Perspective / Plans Shall Be At Least A3 Size Paper In Colored Printed And Shall Conform With The Preliminary Conceptual Plans And At Least 3d Rendered. D. Rear Perspective View In Conformance With The Preliminary Conceptual Plans And At Least 3d Rendered. E. Left & Right-side Perspective View All Perspective / Plans Shall Be At Least A3 Size Paper In Colored Printed And Shall Conform With The Preliminary Conceptual Plans And At Least 3d Rendered F. Longitudinal And Transverse Section Plans At Least One Longitudinal And One Transverse Section Plans In At Least A3 Size Paper The Conceptualization Of The Design Including Its Specifications And Space Requirements Shall Complement And/or Supplement With The Existing Site Conditions. Proponent’s Input, Suggestion And Recommendations With Regard To The Identification Of The Scope Or Physical Components And Structures, Specific Outputs And Requirements And Proposed Construction Methods Shall Be Considered. Iv. Performance Specifications And Parameters Site And Space Planning Were Governed By The Standards, Rules And Regulations On The Design Of Level 3 Hospitals As Prescribed By The Department Of Health And Other Concerned Agencies. Building Design Shall Conform To The Provisions Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096), Accessibility Law (bp 344), Architectural Law (ra 9266), Civil Engineering Law (ra 544), National Structural Code Of The Philippines, Electrical Engineering Law (ra 7920), Mechanical Engineering Law (ra5336), Plumbing Code (ra 1378, 1993-1994 Revisions), Fire Code (ra 9514) And Other Laws And Regulations Covering Environmental Concerns And Local Ordinances And Regulations. A. Pre-detailed Design 1. Engineering Surveys And Investigations 1.1 Surveys And Investigations Of The Site Includes Elevations And Contours (at 0.5m Interval), Soil Tests, Location, Dimension, Floor Elevations And Other Pertinent Data On Existing Buildings And Improvements (roads, Parking Areas, Mature Trees) And Existing Utility Lines (e.g. Water, Power, Telephone). 2. Preliminary Conceptual Design Plans/perspective 2.1 Preparation Of The Following Drawings For Design Development Based On The As Built Plan And Schematic Lay-out/call-out Prepared By The Procuring Entity. Please Refer To Section Iii. Conceptual Design. B. Detailed Design Preparation Of Final Design Concept And Detailed Architecture And Engineering Design Shall Be In Accordance With The Schematic Plans For Hospital Building And Design Conceptualization Duly Approved By The Dedvmh. In Determining The Final Design Concept And Detailed Architecture And Engineering Design, The Implementing Unit Together With The Design And Build Contractor Shall Initiate The Coordination Meeting With The Concerned Stakeholders In The Following Schedule: First Session - The Design And Build Contractor Shall Present The First Schematic Plan And Design Concept For Deliberation, Consultation And Inputs By The Proponents Within Ten (10) Calendar Days From The Effectivity Of Notice To Proceed Second Session - The Design And Build Contractor Shall Present The First Revision Of Schematic Plan And Design Concept For Deliberation, Consultation And Inputs By The Proponents, If There Any, Within Twenty (20) Calendar Days From The Effectivity Of Notice To Proceed Third Session - The Design And Build Contractor Shall Present The Second Revision Of Schematic Plan And Design Concept For Deliberation, Consultation And Inputs By The Proponents, If There Any, Within Thirty (30) Calendar Days From The Effectivity Of Notice To Proceed Upon Approval Of The Final Schematic Plan And Design Concept, The Design And Build Contractor Shall Then Proceed For The Design Phase, Enumerated As Follows: 1. Preparation Of The Following Detailed Design Drawings Of Entire Building (see Doh Checklist Of Drawings Requirements) Based On The Design Development Drawings And Design Parameters Including Any Revisions And Refinements As Approved And Required By The Dedvmh: A. Detailed Architectural Plans (refer To Checklist Of Drawings Requirements And Design Parameters). B. Detailed Structural Plans (refer To Checklist Of Drawings Requirements And Design Parameters). C. Detailed Electrical Plans (refer To Checklist Of Drawings Requirements And Design Parameters). D. Detailed Storm Drain, Sanitary And Plumbing Plans (refer To Checklist Of Drawings Requirements And Design Parameters). E. Detailed Mechanical Plans (refer To Checklist Of Drawings Requirements And Design Parameters). F. Structural Computations, Including Soil Boring Test Results And Seismic Analysis And Electrical Design Computations. G. General Notes And Technical Specifications Describing Type And Quality Of Materials And Equipment To Be Used, Manner Of Construction And The General Conditions Under Which The Project Is To Be Constructed. H. Detailed Cost Estimates, Detailed Bill Of Qualities, Bill Of Quantities, And Program Of Works Including A Summary Sheet Indicating The Unit Prices Of Construction Materials, Labor Rates And Equipment Rentals. I. Summary Of Works J. All Design Output Shall Include The Following: Particulars Design Required Output Hard Copy Printed In Standard Size Paper 40 X 30 Printed And Hardbound Catalog For All Perspective Views, Architectural Finishes, Electrical Fixtures, Sanitary/plumbing Fixtures Utilizing Standard A4 Size Photo Paper Electronic Copy Electronic Copies In Standard Formats: - Designplansfile.pdf; - Designplanscadfile.dwg; - Design3dfile.skp/dwg/etc; - Powerpointpresentation.ppt; - 3d Animations (walkthrough.mp4/avi/mov/etc.) Design And Build Contractor Shall Compile All The Files And To Be Stored In 1tb External Drive Fourth And Final Session - The Design And Build Contractor Shall Submit The Completed Detailed Design Drawings Of The Entire Building, Within Sixty (60) Calendar Days From The Effectivity Of Notice To Proceed. C. Green Building 1. Design Development Shall Consider At Least Basic Requirements For Green Building Applied To Hospital Facilities In Building Component Systems Such As Architectural, Structural, Electrical, Mechanical, And Sanitary. D. 3d Animation And Walkthrough Presentations Designer Shall Prepare A 3d Walkthrough, That Is, Taking A Virtual Tour Of The Proposed Project/structure In Any Design Platform. It Shall Be Produced From Digital 3d Models That Have Been Visualized To A Photo-realistic Standard That Will Showcase All The Design Elements, Both Externally And Internally Of A Property Development And Its Spaces. Minimum Expected Output Shall Include But Not Limited To: - 3d Walkthrough Presentation That Will Show From The Main Entrance Of The Hospital Compound, Going Through The Site Where The Project Is To Be Located. From The Site, It Should Walk Through The Main Facade And Entrance Of The Ground Floor Of The Building Up To The Third Floor Showing All The Respective Floors, Its Lobbies, Hallways, Rooms And Other Support Facilities. - In Addition, The 3d Walkthrough Presentation Shall Include The Exterior Views / Facade Of The Building With Its Adjoining Structures. E. Pre-construction Pre-construction Meeting Shall Be Scheduled On The Next Day That The Completed Detailed Design Drawings Are Submitted. Key Stakeholders—including The Dedvmh, And The Design And Build Contractor (architects, Engineers, Consultants, And Contractor—must Attend). The Meeting Will Serve To:  Review And Confirm The Submitted Design Documents.  Ensure That The Designs Comply With The Project’s Specifications, Budget, And Schedule.  Address Any Necessary Adjustments Or Clarifications Before Construction Commences. After The Pre-construction Meeting, The Design And Build Contractor Shall Finalize And Submit The Following Documents For The Approval Of Dedvmh: 1. Duly Signed Construction Schedule And S-curve 2. Duly Signed Manpower Schedule 3. Duly Signed Construction Methods 4. Duly Signed Pert Cpm And Ghannt Chart Showing Per Item Of Works Of Individual Projects 5. Log Book This Submission Should Encompass All Architectural, Structural, And Mepfs Plans, Specifications, And Any Amendments From The Meeting. These Documents Will Form The Basis For Construction. Upon The Dedvmh’s Approval Of The Submitted Construction Documents, A Notice To Commence Will Be Issued. Construction Activities May Only Begin Following The Issuance Of This Notice. F. Construction As A Rule, Contract Implementation Guidelines For Procurement Of Infrastructure Projects Shall Comply With Annex “e” And Guidelines For The Implementation Of Contracts For Design And Build Infrastructure Projects Shall Comply With Annex “g” Of Irr, Ra 9184. The Following Provisions Shall Supplement These Procedures: 1. Scope Of Works: Supply Of Materials, Labor, Tools And Equipment Necessary To Complete The Execution Of Architectural, Structural And Electrical And Mechanical Works. Includes All Other Necessary Works That Complete For The Fully Operational Building But Limited To The Following Work Items; A) Site Works - Provision Of Temporary Perimeter Fence - Demolition Of Existing Building/structure, Includes Hauling Of Debris Within The Hospital Compound - All Materials, Debris, Etc. Identified As Garbage As Directed By Hospital Management Shall Be Disposed Off-site - Excavation And Grading Provide Necessary Soil Protection On Excavated Portion. - Soil Poisoning And Termite Control B) Foundation Works - Foundation Of The Entire Building Includes Column Footings, Wall Footings And Other Sub-structures As Specified In The Approved Plan. C) Concrete Works - Foundation; Includes Slabs, Beams And Girders D) Architectural Works I) Exterior Walls – All Exterior Wall Ii) Interior Walls – All Interior Wall At Functional Floors Complete With Wall Finishes Iii) Ceiling Works – All Functional Floors As Determined By Procuring Entity Iv) Floor Finish – All Functional Floors As Determined By Procuring Entity V) Doors And Windows– All Exterior Doors And Windows As Per Plan And Specifications Vi) Doors And Windows – All Functional Areas As Determined By Procuring Entity Vii) Painting Works – All Exterior Walls; Interior Walls At Functional Areas Viii) Façade And Signage E) Electrical Works I) Roughing-ins – All Necessary Roughing-ins Including Riser Conduits Including Cable Tray Ii) Panel Boards And Breakers – Main Breaker; Panel Boards From Ground Floor To Third Floor Iii) Wires And Cables – All Wires And Cables At Functional Floors Includes Installation Of Main Feeder Lines Tap To Existing Power House Including Connections To All Panel Board And Breakers Iv) Electrical Fixtures And Devices – All Fixtures And Wiring Devices At Functional Areas. Provision Of Usb Ready Outlets To Every Rooms. V) Application Of Electrical Connections/permits Shall Be Shouldered By The Contractor F) Mechanical Works I) Installation Of Automatic Fire Protection System At Functional Areas Ii) Installation Industrial Exhaust Fan At Functional Areas As Determined By Professional Mechanical Engineer G) Plumbing And Sanitary Works I) Installation Of Plumbing And Sanitary System At Functional Areas, Includes; - Water Supply Pipelines - Waste Water Pipelines - Plumbing Fixtures And Accessories - Necessary Riser Pipes - Fiber Glass Pressure Tank With Shallow Well Jet Pump - Stainless Steel Storage Tank With Enclosure - Drainage System H) Other Works 1. No Works Shall Commence Unless The Contractor Has Submitted The Prescribed Documentary Requirements And The Dedvmh Has Given Written Approval. Work Execution Shall Be In Accordance With Reviewed And Approved Documents. The Contractor Shall Process The Approval Of Permit To Construct (ptc) Form Doh – Central Visayas Regional Office, Cebu City. In Addition To, The Contractor Shall Process The All-necessary Permits (i.e., Building Permit, Occupancy Permit And All Prerequisite Permits) Chargeable Against The Project. 2. The Contractor Shall Be Responsible For Obtaining All Necessary Information As To Risks, Contingencies And Other Circumstances Which May Affect The Works And Shall Prepare And Submit All Necessary Documents Specified By The Concerned Building Officials To Meet All Regulatory Approvals As Specified In The Contract Documents. 3. Any Errors, Omissions, Inconsistencies, Inadequacies Or Failure Submitted By The Contractor That Do Not Comply With The Requirements Shall Be Rectified, Resubmitted And Reviewed At The Contractor’s Cost. If The Contractor Wishes To Modify And Design Or Document Which Has Been Previously Submitted, Reviewed And Approved, The Contractor Shall Notify The Hospital Management And The Procuring Entity Within A Reasonable Period Of Time And Shall Shoulder The Cost Of Such Changes. 4. As A Rule, Changes In Design And Construction Requirements Shall Be Limited Only To Those That Have Not Been Anticipated In The Contract Documents Prior To Contract Signing And Approval. The Following Guidelines Shall Govern Approval For Change Or Variation Orders: A. Change Orders Resulting From Design Errors, Omissions Or Non-conformance With The Performance Specifications And Parameters And The Contract Documents By The Contractor Shall Be Implemented By The Contractor At No Additional Cost To The Procuring Entity. B. Provided That The Contractor Suffers Delay And/or Incurs Costs Due To Changes Or Errors In The Dedvmh Performance Specifications And Parameters, The Contractor Shall Be Entitled To Either One Of The Following: 1. An Extension Of Time For Any Such Delays Under Section 10 Of Annex “e” Of Irr (ra 9184); Or 2. Payment For Such Costs As Specified In The Contract Documents, Provided, That The Cumulative Amount Of The Variation Order Does Not Exceed Ten Percent (10%) Of The Original Project Cost. C. The Contract Documents Shall Include The Manner And Schedule Of Payment Specifying The Estimated Contract Amount And Installments In Which The Contract Will Be Paid. D. The Contractor Shall Be Entitled To Advance Payment Subject To The Provisions Of Section 4 Of Annex “e”, Irr (ra 9184). B. The Dedvmh Shall Define The Quality Control Procedures For The Design And Construction In Accordance With The Doh Guidelines And Shall Issue The Proper Certificates Of Acceptance For Sections Of The Works Or Whole Of The Works As Provided For In The Contract Documents. C. The Contractor Shall Provide All Necessary Equipment, Personnel, Instruments, Documents And Others To Carry Out Specified Tests. D. This Design And Build Projects Shall Have A Minimum Defects Liability Period Of One (1) Year After Contract Completion Or As Provided For In The Contract Documents. This Is Without Prejudice To The Liabilities Imposed Upon The Engineer/architect Who Drew Up The Plans And Specification For Building Sanctioned Under Section 1723 Of The New Civil Code Of The Philippines. E. The Contractor Shall Be Held Liable For Design And Structural Defects And/or Failure Of The Completed Project Within The Warranty Period Of 15 Years For Permanent Structures/buildings As Specified In Section 62.2.3.2 Of The Irr (ra 9184) V. Implementation Arrangement A. Reporting Protocol Contact Person I. Nelson A. Elle, Md, Dtmph, Mscih Office Of The Medical Center Chief Ii Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital Bood, Ubay, Bohol Ii. Joan V. Kadusale, Cpa Supervising Administrative Officer Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital Bood, Ubay, Bohol Iii. Leomel R. Labitad, Ce Engineer Iii Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital Bood, Ubay, Bohol Iv. Allana Jane C. Dacoylo, Uap Architect Ii Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital Bood, Ubay, Bohol Vi. Elegibility Requirements A. Basic 1. The Eligibility Requirements For Design And Build Scheme Shall Comply With The Applicable Provisions Of Sections 23-24 Of Irr Of Ra 9184. 2. A Modified Set Of Requirements Integrating Eligibility Documents And Criteria For Infrastructure Project And Consulting Services Shall Be Adopted In Accordance With Annex G - Guidelines For The Procurement And Implementation Of Contracts For Design And Build Infrastructure Projects Of Irr Of Ra 9184. 3. Pcab Classification Under “general Building”; License Category C&d “small B” 4. Contractor Must Have Similar Project In The Amount At Least Fifty Percent (50%) Of The Abc Within The Past Five (5) Years. 5. Similar Projects With The Following But Not Limited To:  Low-rise Hospital Facility Project, Must Have Ongoing Or Completed Project At Least 1-storey Building. B. Specialized 1. For Pre-design And Design Phase Of The Contract, The Bidder Shall Comply The Following Professionals To Be Assigned: I. Project Coordinator • Licensed Architect Or Engineer With At Least 10 Years’ Experience In Hospital-related Project Management. • Superb Oral And Written Communication Skills, Organization Skills And Excellent Administrative Abilities. Ii. Architect • The Architect Must Be A Registered And Licensed Architects (rla), With An Updated Professional Identification Card And Must Be A Member In Good Standing Of The Integrated And Accredited Professional Organization Of Architects (iapoa). • Should Have At Least 5 Years’ Experience In Hospital-related Project. Iii. Structural Engineer • Licensed Structural Engineer With At Least 5 Years’ Experience In Hospital-related Project Management. • Must Be A Member Of Accredited Structural Engineer Associations. Iv. Mechanical Engineer • Licensed Professional Mechanical Engineer With At Least 5 Years’ Experience In Hospital-related Project. V. Electrical Engineer • Licensed Professional Electrical Engineer With At Least 5 Years’ Experience In Hospital-related Project. Vi. Sanitary Engineer • Licensed Sanitary Engineer With At Least 5 Years’ Experience In Hospital-related Project. Vii. Cad Operator (at Least One For Architecture And One For Each Engineering Specialty) • At Least Bachelor’s Degree In Architecture, Engineering, And/or Industrial Technology Major In Drafting • Proficient In Autocad Software Viii. Administrative Support Staff 2. For The Construction Phase Of The Contract, The Contractor Shall Assign Technical Personnel With The Following Qualification: I. Project Manager • Licensed Architect Or Engineer With At Least 10 Years’ Experience In Medium Rise Hospital-related Project • Superb Oral And Written Communication Skills, Organization Skills And Excellent Administrative Abilities. Ii. Project Engineer (civil) • Licensed Civil Engineer With At Least 5 Years’ Experience As Project Engineer In Medium Rise Hospital-related Project Iii. Project Engineer (mechanical) • Registered Mechanical Engineer With At Least 5 Years’ Experience As Project Engineer In Medium Rise Hospital-related Project Iv. Project Engineer (electrical) • Registered Electrical Engineer With At Least 5 Years’ Experience As Project Engineer In Medium Rise Hospital-related Project V. Cad Operator (at Least One For Architecture And One For Each Engineering Specialty) • At Least Bachelor’s Degree In Architecture, Engineering, And/or Industrial Technology Major In Drafting • Proficient In Autocad Software Vi. General Foreman (all Discipline) • With At Least 5 Years’ Experience As General Foreman In Medium Rise Project Vii. Skilled Workers (all Discipline) • With At Least 3 Years’ Experience In Medium Rise Project Viii. Administrative Support Staff Vii. Approved Budget Cost Project Description Approved Budget Cost Design Of Dedvmh Central Waste Holding Area 5% - 7% Of Abc Construction Of Dedvmh Central Waste Holding Area 93% - 95% Of Abc Total Abc Php 5,000,000.00 The Approved Budget For The Design-build Contract Is Five Million Pesos (php 5,000,000.00) Which Is Identified As The Design And Build Of Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital Central Waste Holding Area. Detailed Architectural And Engineering Design Services Shall Not Exceed Seven Percent (7%) Of The Approved Budget Cost (as Per Prboa Resolution No. 6 Series Of 2016 - Architect’s Guidelines For Standards Of Professional Practice Compliances On The Methods Of Compensation And Schedule Of Fees, Pursuant To Republic Act No.9266, Published In The Official Gazette, September 19, 2016 Is The Entire Building Inclusive Of Taxes And Duties. Proposal Exceeding The Approved Budget Shall Be Automatically Rejected. Viii. Estimated Duration Of Engagement The Duration Of The Contract Is One Hundred Eighty (180) Calendar Days From The Design Phase Up To The Completion Of The Project From The Date Of Effectivity: I. Pre-design And Design Phase - 60 Calendar Days Ii. Construction Phase - 120 Calendar Days Ix. Minimum Requirements For Construction Safety And Health A. General Requirements No Contractor Or Subcontractor Shall Require Any Employee To Work In Surroundings Or Under Working Conditions That Are Unsanitary, Hazardous, Or Dangerous To His Health Or Safety. In Order To Meet This General Requirement, The Contractor Must: 1. Initiate And Maintain Programs (written Or Otherwise) To Comply With This General Requirement. 2. Provide Frequent And Regular Inspections Of The Job Sites By Competent Persons.  Competent Person Means One Who Is Capable Of Identifying Existing And Predictable Hazards In The Surroundings Or Working Conditions Which Are Unsanitary, Hazardous, Or Dangerous To Employees, And Who Has Authorization To Prompt Corrective Measures To Eliminate Them. 3. Prohibit The Use Of Any Machinery, Tool, Material, Or Equipment That Is Not In Compliance With Applicable Requirements. 4. Permit Only Those Employees Adequately Trained To Operate Machinery Or Equipment. 5. Provide Training For All Employees In:  Recognition And Avoidance Of Unsafe Conditions  Workplace Safety And Health Requirements  Applicable Hazards, Safe Handling, And Personal Protective Equipment Necessary For Handling Poisons, Caustics, Flammables, And Other Harmful Substances Relevant To Their Job Duties.  Specific Hazards And Procedures For Entering Confined Spaces If Applicable 6. Provide Provisions For Medical Care And First Aid. 7. Develop An Effective Fire Protection And Prevention Plan. 8. Ensure Appropriate Housekeeping Measures Including Clear Walkways And Removal Of Combustible Scrap And Debris. 9. Require The Wearing Of Appropriate Personal Protective Equipment Such As Hard Hats, Safety Glasses, Steel Toe Shoes, Or Other Appropriate Protective Equipment In All Operations Where There Is An Exposure To Hazardous Conditions. 10. Develop An Emergency Action Plan Covering Designated Actions Employers And Employees Must Take To Ensure Employees Safety From Fire And Other Emergency.  Plan Must Be In Writing For Employers With Greater Than 10 Employees  All Employees Must Be Trained Upon Initial Assignment On The Parts Of The Plan The Employee Needs To Know In The Event Of An Emergency. 11. Provide Access To Hand Washing Facilities, Toilets, And An Adequate Supply Of Drinking Water. 12. Provide Safety And Health Signs That Are Clearly Visible To Construction Workers And Public. 13. Conduct Regular Safety Meetings. Source: Colorado State University Occupational Health And Safety Section Department Of Environmental Health Fort Collins, Colorado X. Design Technical Specifications And Requirements The Bidder Shall Submit The Following Design Deliverables In Accordance With The Design Specifications, Parameters And Drawing Checklist But Not Limited To The Following: Activity Reports And Documents Required 1. Pre-design Phase 1.1 Master Site Development Plans And Conceptual 3d Design Five (5) Sets Duly Signed And Seal Master Site Development Plans In Hard Copy (at Least 20 X 30 Paper Size In Desired Minimum Scale) And Softcopy (editable File.dwg And 3d Model.skp/cad/etc) Powerpoint Presentation And/ Or Walkthrough Presentation 2. Design Phase 2.1 Detailed Architecture And Engineering Designs/plans Including Applicable And/or Approved Revisions To The Satisfaction Of The Procuring Entity Five (5) Sets Duly Signed And Seal Detailed Architecture And Engineering Plans/drawing In Hard Copy (at Least 20 X 30 Paper Size In Desired Minimum Scale) And Softcopy (editable File.dwg And 3d Model.skp/cad/etc) (refer To Design Parameters And Drawing Checklists) 2.2 Construction Technical Specifications Five (5) Sets Duly Signed And Seal Construction Technical Specifications In Hard Bound Xi. Space Requirements General:  Ceiling Height Should Be At Least 4.00 Meters. Material Should Be Of Pvc Ceiling Panels Or Any Washable Ceiling Tiles For Easy Maintenance.  All Floor And Wall Should Be Tiled For Easy Cleaning And Maintenance.  Exits Restricted To The Following Types: Door Leading Directly Outside The Building, Interior Stair, Ramp And Exterior Stair.  Provision Of Utility Room Enough To House Trolley And Dirty Utilities With Floor Drain  Loading Area Must Accommodate Two (2) 10-wheeler Truck And The Reinforced Concrete Flooring Must Be 200 Mm Thick, With Class A Concrete Mixture  Loading Dock Height Must Be At Least 600 Mm From Finish Floor Line Of Loading Area. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 150 Lux.  Refer To Doh Manual On Healthcare Waste Management, 4th Edition A: Infectious; B: Sharps; C: Pathological/anatomical, D: Pharmaceutical; E: Chemical, F: Radioactive , G: General Waste  Refer To R.a. 9003: Ecological Solid Waste Management Act  Refer To R.a. 6969: Toxic And Hazardous Substances & Nuclear Waste Act  Refer To Admin Order No. 2008-0021, Dated July 30, 2008, Subject: Gradual Phase-out Of Mercury In All Philippine Health Care Facilities And Institutions Ground Floor – Central Waste Holding Area • Work Area - This Room/area Is Where Janitor Places Waste Bins Carts/trolleys, Stores Cleaning Tools, Supplies And Ppes, Cleans/washes The Waste Bins And Trolleys, Weighs And Records Volumes Of Waste, And Performs Hand Washing. This Will Also Include Dedicated Spaces For Storing Waste Bins, Carts, Trolleys, Cleaning Tools, Supplies, And Ppes. It Will Feature A Comfort Room, A Storage Room With Shelving, And Directly Accessible Space For A Weighing Scale. The Area Will Also Provide Space For A High-pressure Washer, Waste Bins/carts/trolleys, A Fire Extinguisher, And A Floor Strainer For Efficient Cleaning And Waste Management Processes. Additionally, A Provision For An Exhaust Fan Will Be Included To Ensure Proper Ventilation, And The Area Will Be Equipped With A Roll-up Door For Easy Access And Functionality. - Planning Relationships: A. Within Central Waste Holding Area - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 150 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Four (4) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Fire Alarm System: D. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Smoke Detector. - Equipment And Accessory: E. Provide At Least Two (2) Units Industrial Exhaust Fan At Ceiling And Wall. F. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Fire Extinguisher. • Hazardous Waste Room - This Room/area Is Dedicated For Storage Of Hazardous Waste Before Treatment (a. Infectious; B. Sharps; C. Chemical; D. Pharmaceutical; E. Pathological/anatomical). The Room Will House Waste Bins/carts/trolleys, A Refrigerator, And Include A Provision For An Exhaust Fan Above Door Height. It Will Feature A Double Swing Metal Door And Biohazard Signage In Accordance With Annex E:1: Emb And Other Universally Accepted Hazard Symbols From The Healthcare Waste Management Manual, Fourth Edition. - Planning Relationships: A. Within Central Waste Holding Area - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 150 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Five (5) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Fire Alarm System: D. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Smoke Detector. - Equipment And Accessory: E. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Industrial Exhaust Fan At Wall. • Non-biodegradable Recyclable Waste - This Room/area Is Dedicated For Storage Of Non-biodegradable/recyclable Waste Before Being Transferred To Material Recovery Facility Or Before Subjected For Recycling. The Room Will House Waste Bins/carts/trolleys And Include A Provision For An Exhaust Fan Above Door Height. It Will Feature A Double Swing Metal Door And Biohazard Signage In Accordance With Annex E:1: Emb And Other Universally Accepted Hazard Symbols From The Healthcare Waste Management Manual, Fourth Edition. - Planning Relationships: A. Within Central Waste Holding Area - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 150 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Four (4) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Fire Alarm System: D. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Smoke Detector. - Equipment And Accessory: E. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Industrial Exhaust Fan At Wall. • Biodegradable Recyclable Waste - This Room/area Is Dedicated For Storage Of Biodegradable Waste Before Being Picked Up By The Local Waste Transporter. The Room Will House Waste Bins/carts/trolleys, And Include A Provision For An Exhaust Fan Above Door Height. It Will Feature A Double Swing Metal Door And Biohazard Signage In Accordance With Annex E:1: Emb And Other Universally Accepted Hazard Symbols From The Healthcare Waste Management Manual, Fourth Edition. - Planning Relationships: A. Within Central Waste Holding Area - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 150 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Four (4) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Fire Alarm System: D. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Smoke Detector. - Equipment And Accessory: E. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Industrial Exhaust Fan At Wall. • Mercury Containing Devices/lamps - This Room/area Is Dedicated For Storage Of Mercury-containing Devices/lamps Before Being Collected By Denr-accredited Tsd (treatment/storage/disposal) Facility. The Room Will House Cabinet With Shelves And Include A Provision For An Exhaust Fan Above Door Height. It Will Feature A Double Swing Metal Door And Biohazard Signage In Accordance With Annex E:1: Emb And Other Universally Accepted Hazard Symbols From The Healthcare Waste Management Manual, Fourth Edition. - Planning Relationships: A. Within Central Waste Holding Area - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 150 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Four (4) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Fire Alarm System: D. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Smoke Detector. - Equipment And Accessory: E. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Industrial Exhaust Fan At Wall. • Toilets/comfort Rooms - One Comfort Room For Both Male And Female. - Planning Relationships: A. Within Central Waste Holding Area Work Area - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 250 Lux. - Fire Alarm System: C. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Smoke Detector. • Access Ramps - Ramps Designed To Provide A Smooth, For Janitors To Move Waste Bins, Carts, And Trolleys Efficiently. These Ramps Should Meet Accessibility Standards, Including Proper Slope (usually 1:12), Non-slip Surfaces, Handrails On Both Sides, And Clear Signage. They Are Essential For Ensuring Equal Access To All Areas Of A Building, In Compliance With Accessibility Laws Like The Amended Irr Of Bp 344. - Planning Relationships: A. A Ramp Shall Have A Minimum Clear Width Of 1.22 Meters (or 4 Feet) In One Direction (or 2.44 Meters Or 8 Feet In Two Opposite Directions). B. The Slope Of The Ramp Shall Not Be Steeper Than 1:12 Meters. Xii. Design Parameters (architectural) A. Codes And Standards The Architectural Works Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Laws, Codes And Standards.  Laws And Codes: 1. National Building Code Of The Philippines And Its Latest And Amended Irr 2. Ra 9266 Or Architecture Law And Its Latest And Amended Irr 3. Ra 4226 Or Hospital Licensing Act And Its Latest And Amended Irr 4. Bp 344 Or Accessibility Law And Its Latest And Amended Irr 5. Ao 35, S. 1994 Or Ao Pertaining To The Control Of Radiation Hazards 6. Ra 9514 Fire Code Of The Philippines 7. Existing Local Codes And Ordinances. 8. And Other Laws That Applies To The Projects  Standards: 1. Bureau Of Product Standards (bps) 2 Underwriters Laboratory (ul) 2. Doh Technical Guidelines For Hospital & Health Facilities Planning And Design – Level 3 B. General Drawing Guidelines 1. General  All Drawings Shall Be Computer-drafted. Drawings Shall Be Submitted Both In Printed And Electronic Copies.  Keep The Same Orientation For All Plans. The North Orientation Shall Be Indicated In All Architectural Floor Plans. The Orientation Of The Architectural Plans Shall Be Consistent With All The Engineering Plans.  Existing Buildings And New Works Shall Be Clearly Indicated And Labeled In The Site Plans.  Detailed Plans Shall Have A Scale Not Smaller Than 1:50 Meters.  Spot Detailed Plans, Elevations, And Sections Shall Have A Scale Not Smaller Than 1:10 Meters.  Avoid Notes Such As ‘see Architectural Detail’ Or ‘see Structural’. Always Refer With A Callout To The Specific Detail Drawing And Sheet Number. 2. Site Plans  The Site Plans Shall Have A Scale Not Smaller Than 1:500 Meters. 3. Floor Plans  All Plans Shall Be 1:100 Meters. The Same Scale Shall Be Used For The Rest Of The Architectural, Structural, Sanitary, Plumbing, Electrical And Mechanical Plans, Except For Each Trade’s Site Plan, Detailed Plans And Spot Details.  Elevation Callouts Shall Be Indicated On The Floor Plans And Shall Be Consistent With The Elevation Drawing.  Section Line Callouts On The Floor Plans Shall Be Consistent With The Section Drawing.  Floor Plans Shall Be Indicated With Boxed Room Callout Numbers, Including The Callout For Floor Finishes And Wall Finishes.  Floor Elevations Shall Be Indicated In The Floor Plans. This Shall Be In Reference To The Natural Grade Line Or The Established Finished Floor Lines Of The Adjoining Existing Buildings.  The Location Of Mechanical Equipment, E.g. Air Conditioning Shall Be Indicated In The Floor Plans. This Shall Be Consistent With The Mechanical And Electrical Plans.  Door Callouts Shall Be Circles With The Proper Numbering, E.g. D-01.  Window Callouts Shall Be Hexagons With The Proper Numbering, E.g. W-01. 4. Elevations And Sections  Finish Floor Lines And Top Of Truss Lines Shall Be Consistent In All The Elevations, Sections And Structural Plans And Details. 5. Reflected Ceiling Plans  Reflected Ceiling Plans Shall Be Indicated With Boxed Room Callout Numbers, Including The Callout For Ceiling Finishes And Lighting Fixtures.  Ceiling Height Relative And In Reference To The Finish Floor Line Shall Be Indicated In The Reflected Ceiling Plans In Each Room With Boxed Dimensions. This Is To Ensure That The Ceiling Heights Of All Rooms Are Established Whether Or Not Reflected In The Sections.  The Description And Location Of The Fixtures, E.g. Lighting, Smoke Detectors, Air Condition Vents, Exhaust Fans, In The Reflected Ceiling Plans Shall Be Consistent With The Electrical And Mechanical Plans. 6. Roof Plans  Location Of All Downspouts Shall Be Indicated In The Roof Plans. 7. Doors And Windows  Door And Window Schedules Shall Indicate The Type Of Door Or Window, The Number Of Sets, The Location/s Of The Door Or Window, The Materials And Accessories Included And Other Special Specifications, E.g. Color Or Finish. 8. Details  Provide A Minimum Of One (1) Bay Section Of A Scale Not Smaller Than 1:50 Meters For Each Major Building Preferably Cut Along The Area With Special Construction Design.  Provide Spot Detail Plans, Elevations And Sections Of A Scale Not Smaller Than 1:10 Meters For Special Designs With Aesthetic Treatment And Ornamentation.  Provide Detailed Plans Of A Scale Not Smaller Than 1:50 For All Areas Needing Tile Pattern, E.g. Lobby, Corridor, Entrance Walk, Showing The Position And Pattern Of Tiles.  Centerline Location Of Plumbing Fixtures Shall Be Indicated In Detailed Plans With Lines Of Reference And Its Corresponding Dimensions. This Is To Indicate The Exact Locations Of The Plumbing/sanitary Roughing-ins. C. Site Works 1. The Master Site Development Plan Of The Hospital Shall Include The Following:  Contour And Survey Of The Lot, Including Bearing And Distance Of The Property Line  Road Network And Curbs And Sidewalks  Parking Spaces  Reference Location Of Existing Trees  Reference Location And Footprint Of Existing Buildings, With The Corresponding Building Names And Dimensions, Including Distances Between Adjacent Buildings, And Distances Between Buildings And The Nearest Property Line  Reference Location Of Utilities, E.g. Water Reservoirs, Septic Tank, Wastewater Treatment Plant, Powerhouse, Transformers, Waste Storage Area, Security Outposts 2. The Layout Of The Buildings On The Site Shall Be Zoned According To The Service It Provides:  The Outer Zone Shall Include All Front-line Services, E.g. Emergency, Out-patient, X-ray, Laboratory And Other Ancillary Departments.  The Inner Zone Shall Include The Wards.  The Deep Zone Shall Include Services Like The Operating Room, Delivery Room, Nursery, Intensive Care Unit And Other Sensitive Hospital Services.  The Service Zone Shall Include Non-medical Services But Are Essential To Hospital Operations, E.g. Staff Lounge And Lockers.  There Shall Be A Separate Road Network And Entry/exit For The Public And The Service Vehicles, E.g. Ambulance, Waste Collection Vans, Delivery Trucks.  In Limited Lot Areas, Buildings Should At Least Be Spaced Four (4) Meters Apart To Allow Natural Light And Ventilation.  Covered Walkways Shall Be Provided For Access And Connection To All The Buildings.  Ramps Shall Be Provided In All Main Entrances Of The Buildings And Other Access Openings To Walkways Leading To Other Buildings. D. Building Architectural Works 1. Floor Plans  The Structural, Sanitary, Plumbing, Electrical And Mechanical Designs Are Required To Refer To The Architectural Plans And Specifications In Case Of Discrepancies. If An Engineering Design Will Have Any Possible Conflict Or Interference On The Architectural Design, The Latter May Be Adjusted Provided That The Aesthetic Value Will Not Be Compromised.  The Architectural And Engineering Plans Shall Be Consistent All Throughout In Terms Of Dimensions And Locations Of Columns, Beams, Walls, Roof Line, Conduits, Ducts, Pipes, And Fixtures, Among Others. Column And Beam Grid Lines Shall Also Be Consistent In All The Architectural And Engineering Plans.  Verify And Coordinate Floor Plans With The Mechanical, Electrical And Sanitary Design With Regard To The Requirements For Mechanical Rooms, Ahu Rooms, Electrical Rooms, Pipe Chase, And Other Engineering Requirements.  Public Toilets Shall Have Provisions And Fixtures For Persons With Disability As Required By Bp 344. If Enough Space Allows, Toilets Specially Made And Designated For Persons With Disability Is Preferable. 2. Walls  Exterior Walls Shall Be 200mm. Thick, While Interior Walls Shall Be 150mm. Thick. This Is Indicative Of The Finished Wall Thickness Including The Plastering And Tile Works.  Higher Mass: Increase The Wall's Mass With Materials Like Masonry Or High-density Concrete, Which Can Significantly Reduce Sound Transmission.  Toilet Wall Tiles Shall Be 300mm. X 300mm. For Areas Of Six (6) Square Meters Or Below. Toilet Wall Tiles Shall Be 300mm. X 600mm. For Areas Above Six (6) Square Meters.  Layout And Work On Wall And Floor Tiles Must Be Aligned, Plumb, Level, And Square.  All Edges, Corners And Intersections Of Toilet Tiles, Including The Top-most Tile Not Reaching The Ceiling Shall Be Provided With Polyvinyl Chloride Tile Trims.  Tile Color And Design Shall Be Approved First Before Installation. 3. Floors  If Floor Tiles In Two Adjacent Rooms With Different Material, Color Or Design Meet At The Door Opening, The Cut Shall Be Located Middle Of The Door Thickness When In A Closed Position. Provide Details In The Floor Pattern Design.  Floors At The Openings Of Toilets For Persons With Disability Shall Be Sloping. Indicate In The Plans And Sections.  The Size Of The Toilet Floor Tiles Shall Be 300mm. X 300mm. For Areas Of Six (6) Square Meters Or Below. Toilet Floor Tiles Shall Be 300mm. X 600mm. For Areas Above Six (6) Square Meters. Indicate The Tile Pattern.  Layout And Work On Wall And Floor Tiles Must Be Aligned, Plumb, Level, And Square.  All Edges, Corners And Intersections Of Toilet Tiles, Shall Be Provided With Polyvinyl Chloride Tile Trims.  Tile Color And Design Shall Be Approved First Before Installation. 4. Ceiling Works  The Following Rooms Shall Have A Minimum Ceiling Height: A. All Rooms/storages – 4000mm., To Accommodate The Ceiling-mounted Or Light  Ceiling Height For Areas With Special Aesthetic Treatment, E.g. Lobby, Major Conference Room, Auditorium, Executive Office, Shall Be Proportional To The Area Or Room Or As Required By The Designer. However, This Shall Not Be Lower Than 2700mm. Provide Details.  If Acoustic Boards On Aluminum T-runners Would Be Used For The Ceiling, Layout Should Be On Center And Avoiding Cut Pieces. If The Remaining Perimeter Of The Ceiling Is Less Than 600mm. Wide, It Shall Be Designed Complimentary With Fiber Cement Boards On Light Gauge Metal Furring. Likewise With Acoustic Boards In Big Areas, E.g. Offices, And Wards, Shall Be Designed In A Way To Break The Redundancy. Provide Details.  Soffit Of Exterior Beams And Slabs Shall Have Drip Moulds To Prevent Damage Due To Water Sipping Into The Eaves Or Ceiling. Section Details Shall Be Required To Show The Drip-mould.  Material Should Be Of Pvc Ceiling Panels Or Any Washable Ceiling Tiles For Easy Maintenance. 5. Doors And Windows  All Doors Shall Have Metal Doors.  Aluminum Frames Of Glass Doors Shall Be Powder-coated.  Door Finish And Color Shall Be Approved First Before Application.  All Doors Of A High-occupancy Room Shall Swing Outwards And As Required By The Fire Code Of The Philippines.  Door Jambs With No Moulding/casing Installed On Concrete Walls Shall Have Construction Grooves All Around. Provide Details.  All Doors And Windows Shall Have Reinforced Concrete Lintel Beams. Provide Details. 6. Stairs, Ramps And Corridors  Ramps For Persons With Disability Shall Have A Slope Not Higher Than 1:12. Handrails And Clearances Shall Conform With The Requirements Of Bp 344.  Regular Stairs Shall Have Risers At 150mm. High And Treads At 300mm. Wide. Fire Stairs Could Have A Maximum Riser At 200mm. And Tread At 250mm. Handrails Shall Be 1100mm. High. Clearances Shall Conform With The Requirements Of The Fire Code Of The Philippines.  Corridors Shall Have A Minimum Unobstructed Width Of 2450mm. This Shall Be Measured Clear From The Surface Of The Finished Wall And Not On-center Of The Rough Chb Wall.  Corridors Shall Not Be Areas For Temporary Or Permanent Storage Of Stretchers, Wheelchairs, Trolleys, Food Carts, Oxygen Tanks Or Other Movable Hospital Equipment. Storage Or Parking Spaces Shall Be Provided For These.  Corridors And Exit Doors Shall Conform With The Requirements Of The Fire Code Of The Philippines. 7. Fixtures And Accessories  Three-way Electrical Light Switches Shall Be Provided At The Foot And The Top Of The Stairs Per Floor. Likewise, At Both Ends Of A Long Corridor.  Electrical Light Switches Shall Be Located By The Knob Side Of The Door.  Electrical Switches And Outlets Shall Be Installed Plumb And Level.  Public Toilets Shall Always Be Provided With Heavy-duty Soap Dispensers And Electric Hand Dryers.  Public Toilets Shall Always Be Provided With Stainless Steel Handrails In Conformity To The Requirements Of Bp 344.  A Drainage Line Shall Be Provided For Window-type Air Conditioners. Likewise, Split-type Air Conditioners Located In The Interior Part Of The Building Shall Be Located Adjacent To Areas With Drainage Lines, E.g. Toilets, Downspouts, Balconies.  Seal Gaps And Openings: Ensure All Joints, Gaps, And Penetrations (e.g., Electrical Outlets, Ducts) Are Sealed With Acoustical Caulk Or Gaskets To Prevent Sound Leakage.  Sterile Area Lighting Type: Use Sealed, Recessed, Or Surface-mounted Led Fixtures That Are Flush With The Ceiling Surface To Prevent Dust Accumulation. 8. Roofing Works  The Section Of The Roof Gutters Shall Be Designed, In Case Of A Clogged Downspout, So That The Overflow Of Water Will Be Directed Outside Of The Building And Not Towards The Eaves Or Interior Ceiling To Prevent Any Damage. Provide Details.  Avoid Valley Or Inside Gutters In Roof Design. But In Cases Required In Aesthetic Design, Valley Or Inside Gutters Shall Be In Stainless Steel Or Concrete Gutters With Membrane-type Waterproofing, And The Section Shall Be Designed With A Capacity For Big Volume To Prevent Any Damage Due To Overflow. Provide Details.  Parapets, Designed As A Roof Protection From The Winds, Must Be Designed To Satisfy The Preceding Parameters. Provide Details.  The Slope Of The Roof Shall Not Be Less Than 30 Degrees. 9. Painting  Painted Interior Wall Shall Be At Least In Gloss Latex Finish Or Any Type Of Paints Applicable As Washable Or Easily Maintained, And Shall Be In Anti-bacterial And Odor-absorbent Paint Finish.  Painted Exterior Wall Shall Be At Least In Moisture-resistant/water-repellent Solvent-based Paint Finish, Textured Or Smooth, Unless Otherwise Specified.  Paint Color And Shade Shall Be Approved First Before Application. D. Specific Requirements 1. Provide Spot Detail Plans And Sections Of The Following:  Gutter, Eaves, And Parapet  Ceiling - Covelight, Special Connections And Design, Mouldings, Valances  Ramps - Handrail Design And Floor Pattern  Doors, Windows And Gates - Grille Works,  Special Architectural Treatment And Design, E.g. Façade Design, Special Window And Door, Counter/nurse Station Counter  Special Carpentry Works, E.g. Partitions, Cabinetry  Building And Room Signages And Wayfinding Systems  Other” Details As May Be Required 2. Provide Room Data Sheets, Including Detail Floor Plan, Ceiling Plan And Sections Of The Following Rooms, In Coordination With The Requirements Of The Electrical, Sanitary And Mechanical Designs: A. Work Area, Including Furniture And Outlets With Specific Dimensions Of The Location Of Fixtures And Accessories, And In Coordination With The Requirements Of The Electrical And Mechanical Engineering Design. B. Storage C. D. (all Blanks Shall Be Filled As Required By Or Applicable To The Project.) E. Summary Of Materials  Materials To Be Used Shall Be Fire-resistant, Non-toxic, Moisture-resistant And Termite-resistant, E.g. Fiber Cement Board, Light-gauge Steel Frame, Polyvinyl Chloride Ceiling Panels.  Wet Areas, E.g. Toilets, And Pantry/lounge Shall Use Non-skid/non-slip Vitrified Ceramic Floor Tiles.  Heavy Traffic Areas, E.g. Lobby, And Corridor Shall Use Heavy-duty Seamless Granite Floor Tiles Or A Higher Type Of Floor Material.  Vinyl Floor Tiles For Sterile Areas Of Delivery & Nicu Suite Shall Be Homogenous And Not Less 3mm. Thick.  Ramps And Stairs Shall Use Non-skid/non-slip Floor Tiles, Materials As Specified.  Aluminum T-runners Shall Be Powder Coated.  Metal Rod Hangers With Adjustable Clips, And Not Galvanized Iron Wires, Shall Be Used To Support And Suspend The Aluminum T-runners And Light Gauge Metal Furrings.  Roofing Sheets Shall Be Ga.# 24 Aluminum-coated, Pre-painted, And Pre-formed. F. Drawing Requirements: See Attached Doh Checklist Of Drawings. -end Of Architectural Design Parameters- Xiii. Design Parameters (structural/civil Works) A. Codes And Standards The Civil/structural Design Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Codes And Standards  Codes 1. National Structural Code Of The Philippines (nscp) 2010 2. National Building Code Of The Philippines And Its Revised Irr 3. Accessibility Law 4. Local Codes And Ordinances  Standards 7. Bureau Of Product Standards (bps) 8. Philippine National Standards (pns) 9. Dpwh Blue Book 10. American Concrete Institute (aci) 11. American Society For Testing Materials (astm) 12. American Welding Society (aws) B. Site Works Based On The Master Site Development Plan Of The Hospital, Provide Where Applicable Complete Design And Details Of Hospital Road (concrete With Curb And Gutter, Including Drainage) Network, Walkways, Parking Areas And Fencing. 1. The Main Hospital Road Shall Be Capable Of Two-way Traffic (at Least 6mts. Width) With A Minimum Thickness Of 150mm (8 Inches). Concrete Strength Should Be At Least 3000psi. Interior Roads (leading To Support Facilities) Shall Be Designed To Accommodate Delivery Vehicles, And Fire Trucks In Case Of Emergency. 2. Walkway Should Be At Least 100mm Thk. With Concrete Strength Of 2500psi. Ramps Should Be Provided, Instead Of Steps, For Any Change In Elevations. 3. Parking Area Slabs Should Be At Least 150mm Thk. With Concrete Strength Of 3000psi. 4. Fences Should Be Seen Through In Front Of The Hospital While The Tree (3) Other Sides Should Be Concrete Hollow Blocks With Minimum Height Of 2 Meters And To Be Provided With Perimeter Lighting. See-through Fence Design Will Be Made Of 32mm Square Bars Spaced At 100mm On Center And Provided With Three (3) Concrete Hollow Blocks (45mm High) Zocalo Walls. C. Buildings 1. The Hospital Buildings Should Be Designed Using A Seismic Importance Factor Of 1.5 For The Immediate Occupancy Category. Buildings Should Be Designed In Accordance With Nscp Requirements Up To Magnitude 7 For Those Near Seismic Source Type A. Seismic Gaps Between Buildings (old And New) Should Be Properly Observed. 2. The Hospital Buildings Should Be Designed Also Using Wind Importance Factor Of 1.15 (especially For Design Of Trusses/roofing System). Concrete Gutters And Parapet Walls Should Be Provided As Additional Protection To The Roofing System During Strong Typhoons. Wind Velocity Of 300-350 Kph Shall Be Considered Upon The Recommendation Of Structural Engineer 3. The Structural Designer Should Verify With Philippine Volcanology And Seismology (phivolcs) The Distance Of The Proposed Hospital To Nearest Active Fault Lines And With The Denr For Geo-hazard Mapping. 4. Soil Investigation (at Least Three Boreholes) Should Be Conducted To Determine Soil Bearing Capacity And Recommended Foundation Design (applicable Even For One Storey Structure). 5. The Structural Designer Is Encouraged To Use Fire-resistive And Non-toxic Materials. D. Details – The Following Shall Be Provided: 1. Connection Details Of Beams And Columns Following The Requirements Of Nscp On Confined Areas. 2. Connection Of Trusses To Beams And Columns. 3. Splicing Details Of Reinforcing Bars On Columns And Beams And The Required Bar Cut-off Points. 4. Details For Connection Of New Construction & Old Construction Structural Members Such As Expansions Joints For Thermal Expansion/contraction. 5. Include Thermal Expansion/contraction Prevention Methodologies Specifically On Soft Joints Areas Between Structural And Architectural Members. E. Summary Of Materials 1. Concrete Shall Be Portland Cement And Conforming To Astm Specification C150, Type I To Type Ii 2. Coarse Aggregates Shall Consist Of Washed Gravel, Crushed Stone Or Rock Or A Combination Thereof Conforming To Astm C33 3. Concrete Hollow Blocks Shall Be A Standard Product Of Recognized Manufacturer Conforming To Pns 16 With At Least 350psi Strength. 4. Reinforcing Bars Shall Conform With Pns Grade 60 For 16mm Dia. And Above And Pns Grade 40 For 12mm Dia And Below. 5. Structural Steel Shall Conform With Astm A36/a6m 6. Bolts And Studs Shall Conform With Astm A 325 7. Welding Electrodes Shall Be E60 Or E 70 And Conform With Aws F. Drawing Requirements: See Attached Checklist -end Of Structural/civil Works Design Parameters- Xiv. Design Parameters (sanitary/plumbing Works) A. Codes And Standards The Sanitary/plumbing Design Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Codes And Standards.  Codes: 1. National Building Code Of The Philippines And Its New Irr 2. Fire Code Of The Philippines 3. National Plumbing Code Of The Philippines (npcp) 4. Sanitation Code Of The Philippines 5. Existing Local Codes And Ordinances.  Standards: 1. Bureau Of Product Standards (bps) 2. Philippine National Standards For Drinking-water 3. Underwriters Laboratory (ul) 4. Doh National \ Laboratory (nrl) 5. Doh Health Care Waste Management Manual 6. National Water Resources Board (nwrb) 7. National Plumbers Association Of The Philippines (nampap) 8. Philippine Society Of Sanitary Engineers, Inc. (psse) B. Site Works  Based On The Master Site Development Of The Hospital, The Site Works Shall Provide Complete Layout Of The Following: 1. Storm Drainage Network, Indicating Drainage Manholes And Pipe Culvert; 2. Sewerage Pipe Network, Indicating Sewage Manholes, Sewage Pipes And The Location Of The Proposed Sewage Treatment Plant; And 3. Water Supply Network, Indicating The Location Of Water Service Entrance, Cisterns, Elevated Water Tank And Proposed Pump House.  The Storm Drainage Network Shall Accommodate The Magnitude Of Peak Rates Of Surface Run-off Including Drainage Coming From The Buildings. The System Shall Be Capable Of Handling The Design Flows Routing To The Designated Outfall; For Rainfall Calculation And Sizing Of Drainage Pipes, Refer To Table-d2, Appendix-d, National Plumbing Code Of The Philippines And Current Rainfall Record From Pagasa.  The Sewerage Pipe Network Design Shall Accommodate All Sewage Coming From All The Facilities, Conveyed By Gravitational Flow Leading To The Sewage Treatment Plant; Per Capita Wastewater Demand: 100-130 Gal/capita/day Per Bed C. Building Facilities Sanitary/plumbing System 1. Sewer Line And Vent System  Provide Complete Sewer Line And Vent System From All (domestic) Plumbing Fixtures And Floor Drains, Laid By Gravity Flow Leading To The Sewage Treatment Plant (stp);  For Demand Weight Of Fixtures In Fixture Units; Refer To Appendix A, Table A-2, Npcp 2. Wastewater Line And Vent System  For All Wash Areas Dealing And Generating With Oil/grease, Provide Separate Wasteline And Vent System And Solely Tap To The Proposed Grease Trap And Then Connect Its Effluent To The Sewage Treatment Plant.  For Estimated Demand Weight Of Fixtures In Fixture Units; Refer To Appendix A, Table A-2, Npcp Waterline System  Provide Complete Cold Water Supply Pipes To All Plumbing Fixtures. From The Main Water Source, The Water Shall Be Pumped To The Elevated Water Tank (ewt) And Conveyed To The Fixtures By Gravity System And Or Distributed To Fixtures By Transfer Pumped With Constant Pressure Through A Pneumatic Storage Tank, Whichever Is Feasible. 4. Storm Drainage System  Complete Storm Drainage System Shall Be Provided For All Roofs, Canopies, Concrete Ledges And Balconies Including Condensate Drains Laid For Gravity Flow Connected To A Leader/pipe Line Leading To The Natural Ground Level Storm Drainage Network. D. Building Facilities Sanitary/plumbing System 1. Provide Details Of The Following:  Fiberglass Pressure Tank (40g Minimum Capacity With Shallow Well Jet Pump Of At Least 1 Hp)  Stainless Steel Storage Tanks, Grade 304 With Enclosure. E. Summary Of Materials  Sewer And Vent Pipes; Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride (upvc) Extra Series 1000 (conforming To Iso 3633 Astm D2729 Including Trims And Fittings)  Storm Drainage Pipes; Downspouts, Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride (upvc) Extra Series 1000 (conforming To Iso 3633 Astm D2729 Including Trims And Fittings, Bps Certified)  Drainage Pipes; 250mm Dia. And Below, Non-reinforced Concrete Pipe (nrcdp)  300mm Dia. And Above, Reinforced Concrete Pipe (rcdp)  Drainage Manholes; Street Inlet, Curb Inlet, Traffic Type Reinforced Concrete Area Drain/catch Basin, Reinforced Load Bearing Chb  Sewage Manholes; Traffic Type Reinforced Concrete With Standard Steel Brass Cover  Wastewater Pipeline; Extra Heavy (xh) Single Hub, Hub Less Cast Iron Pipes And Fittings (cip) Conforming To Astm Standard 888  Cleanouts; Cast Iron Brass With Countersunk Plug (bps Certified)  Floor Drains/deck Drains; Cast Iron Brass (bps Certified)  Gutter Drains; Cast Iron Dome Type Brass (bps Certified)  Cold Waterline Pipes; For Buildings, Polypropylene Pn10 Fusion Weld Pipes Including Trims And Fittings (bps Certified)  Hot Waterline System; For Buildings, Polypropylene Pn20 Fusion Weld Pipes Including Trims And Fittings (bps Certified)  Trench Grating; Galvanized/stainless Steel Iron Grates  Plumbing Fixtures Including Trims, Fittings And Accessories; (bps Certified)  Water Closet-tank Type Push Button Flush  Lavatory - (pedestal/counter Type) With C-spout Spray Faucet  Urinal-wall Hung Flush Valve Type F. Drawing Requirements: See Attached Doh Checklist Standards Based On Revised Irr Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) -end Of Sanitary/plumbing Works Design Parameters- Xv. Design Parameters (mechanical Works) A. Codes And Standards The Mechanical Design Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Codes And Standards.  Codes: 1. National Building Code Of The Philippines And Its New Irr 2. Fire Code Of The Philippines 3. Mechanical Engineering Code Of The Philippines (me Code) 4. Existing Local Government Codes And Ordinances.  Standards: 1. Bureau Of Product Standards (bps) 2. Philippine National Standards (pns) 3. Underwriters Laboratory (ul) And Factory Mutual (fm) 4. International Electrotechnical Commission (iec) 1988 5. National Fire Protection Association (nfpa) 6. National Fire Protection Association (nfpa) 99 Standard For Health Care Facilities. 7. American Society Of Heating, Refrigeration And Air Conditioning Engineers (ashrae). 8. Center For Disease Control And Prevention (cdc) Manual. B. Automatic Fire Sprinkler System  The Automatic Fire Sprinkler System Shall Be Composed Of Complete Plans And Drawings Of The Following: 1. Site Development Plan And Vicinity Map, Indicating The Location Of The Buildings, Firewater Reserve Tank, Firewater Line, Yard Loop And Private Fire Hydrant. 2. General Notes, Legends And Symbols Including Schematic Diagram Of The Fire Sprinkler System And Schematic Diagram Of Alarm Monitoring System. 3. Floor Layout And Isometric Layout Of The Automatic Fire Sprinkler System Indicating Pipe Sizes And The Location Of The Pipes, Valves, Sprinkler Heads, Riser Nipples, Fire Hose Cabinets, Sprinkler Main Riser, Drain Pipes, Cross Mains, Branch Lines, Inspector’s Test Connections, Hangers And Sway Braces. 4. Equipment Schedule, Detail Drawings, Fire Pump And Jockey Pump Layout. 5. Architectural, Structural, Electrical And Plumbing Drawings Of The Firewater Tank And Pumphouse.  An Automatic Fire Sprinkler Shall Be Provided In All Hospital Building Except For Those Fire Resistive One-storey Hospital Building.  Hazard Classification Shall Be Light Hazard Occupancy.  Area Of Coverage Shall Be 146 Square Meters And Water Density Shall Be 4.07 Lps/sq. M.  Protection Area Per Sprinkler Head Shall Be 20 Square Meters At 2.2 Meters Minimum Distance Between Sprinklers And 4.2 Meters Maximum Spacing.  All Floor Control Valves Shall Be Equipped With Supervisory Switch, Water Flow Detector And Drain System.  Water Supply Shall Be Horizontal Split Case Centrifugal Fire Pump With Diesel Engine Or Ac Motor And A Vertical In-line Jockey Pump With Controller.  Firewater Reserve Tank Shall Be Ground Level Monolithic Concrete Tank Sized For A Minimum Of 30 Minutes.  Hydraulic Calculations Report Shall Be Based On Npfa-13 Format.  Fire Extinguisher On Every Room/storage Should Be Type Abc. C. Ventilation And Air Conditioning System  The Ventilation And Air Conditioning System Shall Be Composed Of Complete Plans And Drawings Of The Following: 1. General Notes, Legends And Symbols Including Schematic Diagram Of The Ventilation 2. Floor Layout Of The Ventilation Location Of The Industrial Exhaust Fans. 3. Duct Layout Indicating Duct Sizes, Route And Location Of The Dampers, Diffusers, Return Air Register, Hangers And Sway Braces. 4. Equipment Schedule And Details Drawings Of Ventilating System.  Industrial Type Exhaust Fans With Integral Air Diffuser Shall Be Provided In All Storages And Work Areas.  Ceiling Fans, Orbit Type With 360° Oscillation Shall Be Provided In Work Area. D. Summary Of Materials 1. Automatic Fire Sprinkler System A. The Fire Pump Shall Be Ul Listed/fm Approved, Diesel Engine Or Electric Motor Driven, Designed Specifically Intended For An Automatic Water Sprinkler Protection System. B. The Jockey Pump Shall Be Ul Listed/fm Approved, Electric Motor Driven, 220v, 3-phase, 60 Hertz, And Electric Power Connection. C. Sprinkler Head Shall Be Ul Listed/fm Approved, Pendant, Upright Or Sidewall Unit, 83 Lpm Flow Capacity Per Head And Temperature Fusing At 57.5° C To 74°c. D. The Alarm Assembly Shall Be Ul Listed/fm Approved, Constructed And Installed That Any Flow Of Water From The Sprinkler System Equal To Or Greater Than That From The Single Automatic Head Shall Result In An Audible And Visual Sign In The Vicinity Of The Building. E. Alarm And Supervision System Of The Automatic Water Sprinkler Shall Include The Monitoring Water Flow Switch At Each Floor Of The Building, Fire Pump And Jockey Pump Running Condition And Power Supplies, Level Of Water In The Reservoir And Control Valves. F. Pipes Shall Be B.i. Schedule 40. Screw Fittings Shall Be Used For Inside Piping. -end Of Mechanical Works Design Parameters- Xvi. Design Parameters (electrical Works) A. Codes And Standards The Electrical System Design Parameters Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Codes And Standards.  Codes: 1. Philippine Electrical Code 2. National Electrical Code 3. Fire Code Of The Philippines 4. National Building Code Of The Philippines And Its New Irr 5. Existing Local Codes And Ordinances  Standards: 1. Bureau Of Product Standards (bps) 2. Underwriters Laboratory (ul) 3. National Fire Protection Association 4. International Electrotechnical Commission (iec) 5. Illumination Engineering Society (ies) 6. National Electrical Manufacturer’s Association (nema) 7. Doh Manual On Technical Guidelines For Hospital And Health Facilities Planning And Design B. Building Facilities Electrical System 1. Lighting System  Provide And Install Adequate Normal Branch Circuits For Lighting System To All Areas Using The Standard Lighting Design Analysis. Utilize The Standard Illumination Requirements Per Area Of Concern Using The Preferred Particular Type Of Luminaires. 2. Power System  Provide And Install Adequate Normal Branch Circuits For The Power System. 3. Provide Details Of The Following:  Lighting Fixtures/luminaires  Panelboard And Circuit Breakers  Switchgear And Other Metering Devices  Electrical And Hospital Equipment  Installation And Termination Of Auxiliary And Other Special Devices And Equipment  Power And Telephone Handholes (as May Be Required)  Pedestal And Service Entrance To Bldg.  Grounding System Layout  Substation/power House And Electrical Room  Transformer And Generator Mounting  Others As May Be Required. C. Summary Of Materials  General Lighting Luminaries: Fixtures Type Shall Be As Indicated On The Lighting Layout Plan. 1. Fluorescent Lamp Shall Be Linear, Circular Or Self-ballasted Compact Fluorescent Lamps. 2. Fluorescent Lamps Shall Be Cool Or Warm White And 3. Lamp Holders Shall Be Made Of Thermosetting Plastic. 4. Fluorescent Ballast: Magnetic Or Electronic Type With High Power Factor Or High Frequency Energy Saving Type. 5. Fluorescent Fixture Housing Shall Be Steel Sheet With High Reflectance Powder Coat Paint Finish. 6. Downlights And Pin Lights Shall Be Of Heavy Gauge Spun Aluminum Equipped With Lamp As Indicated On The Drawings. 7. Other Special Lighting Requirements Shall Be As Approved By The Implementing Agency.  Wiring Devices: Wiring Devices Shall Be Non-automatic Control Devices, The Contact Is Guaranteed By The Pressure Of The Special Spiral Springs. 1. Switches Shall Be Of 15a, 250v Or 300v Except As Otherwise Noted And Approved. Terminals Shall Be Screw-type Or Quick-connected Type. 2. General Use Receptacle Shall Be 15a, 240v Grounding Type Unless Otherwise Indicated On The Drawings. 3. Special Purpose Receptacles Shall Be As Called For On The Drawings. 4. Matching Plugs Shall Be Supplied.  Panelboards And Circuit Breakers: The Panelboard And Circuit Breakers Shall Be Equipped With Molded-case Circuit Breakers And Shall Be The Type As Indicated In The Panelboard Schedule And Details. 1. Provide Molded-case Circuit Breakers Of Frame, Trip Rating And Interrupting Capacity As Shown On The Drawings. The Circuit Breakers Shall Be Quick-make, Quick Break, Thermal-magnetic, Trip-indicating And Shall Have Common Trip On All Multiple Breakers With Internal Trip Mechanism. 2. All Current-carrying Parts Of The Panelboards Shall Be Plated. Provide Solid Neutral (s/n) Assembly When Required. The Assembly Shall Be Isolated From The Enclosure.  Electrical Conduits, Boxes And Fittings: All Conduits, Boxes And Fittings Shall Be Standard Rigid Steel, Zinc Coated Or Galvanized. 1. Rigid Steel Conduits (rsc) 2. Rigid Metal Conduits (rmc) 3. Intermediate Metal Conduits (imc) 4. Electrical Metallic Tubing (emt) 5. Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride (upvc) If Required Shall Be Schedule 40.  Conductors: Wires And Cables Shall Be Of The Approved Type And Unless Specified Or Indicated Otherwise, All Power And Lighting Conductors Shall Be Insulated For 600 Volts. 1. The Conductors Used In The Wiring System Shall Be Of Soft-annealed Copper Having A Conductivity Of Not Less Than 98% Of That Of Pure Copper And Insulated For 60° C Temperatures. 2. All Conduits Of Convenience Outlets And Wire-ways For Lighting Branch Circuit Home-runs Shall Be Wired With A Minimum Of 3.5 Mm Square In Size.  Fire Detection And Alarm System: 1. The Fire Detection And Alarm System Shall Be Of Multiplex, Microprocessor- Controlled Addressable Or Zonal Conventional Fire Detection, Alarm And Communication System. 2. The System Shall Consist Of Full Integration Automatic Fire Detection, Voice Alarm Communication And Fire Fighters Telephone System. 3. The System Shall Consist Of Control Station, Mimic Panel Initiating And Indicating Devices, Control Modules And System Of Wirings. 4. Actuation Of The Protective Signaling System Shall Occur By Manual Pull Station, Automatic Smoke Or Heat Detector, Sprinkler Flow Switch And Tamper Switch. 5. The System Shall Be Able To Monitors The Status Of Flow Switches And Supervisory Switches Installed At The Sprinkler System Risers. These Monitoring Points Are Also Addressable Or The Conventional Zonal In The Same Way As The Detectors Are Making Them Easily Recognizable At The Control Panel. 6. Occupant Notification Shall Be Accomplished Automatically. Notification Will Be General, Audible Alarm Type Complying With Appropriate Section Of Nfpa. 7. The System Shall Be Installed With Provisions For Future Connection To The Nearest Fire Services Station In The Locality.  Ventilation System The Ventilation And Air Conditioning System Shall Be Composed Of Complete Plans And Drawings Of The Following: 1. General Notes, Legends And Symbols Including Schematic Diagram Of The Ventilation System. 2. Floor Layout Of The Ventilation System Indicating The Capacity And Location Of The Air Conditioners And Fans. 3. Duct Layout Indicating Duct Sizes, Route And Location Of The Dampers, Diffusers, Return Air Register, Hangers And Sway Braces. 4. Equipment Schedule And Details Drawings Of Air Conditioners And Ventilating System. A) Industrial Type Exhaust Fans With Integral Air Diffuser Shall Be Provided In All Rooms. B) Ceiling Fans, Orbit Type With 360° Oscillation Shall Be Provided In Work Area. -end Of Electrical Works Design Parameters- Xvii. Design Parameters (green And Safe Health Facilities)  Codes And Standards Green And Safe Health Facilities Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Laws, Codes And Standards.  Global Initiatives & Developments: 1. World Health Assembly Resolution On Universal Health Care (2019) 2. World Health Resolution On Climate Change And Health (2008) 3. Un Resolution On Sustainable Development Goals (2015) 4. Global Action On Patients’ Safety  Laws And Codes: 1. Sanitation Code Of The Philippines Irr Of Chapter Xvii 2. The Local Government Code Of 1991 3. Clean Water Act Of 2004 4. National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) 5. General Appropriation Act Fiscal Year 2021 (ra 11518) 6. Occupational Safety And Health (ra 11058) 7. Safe Hospital Initiative (2011) 8. Universal Health Care Act (ra 11285) 9. Implementing Rules And Regulations Of Accessibility Law (ra 344) 10. Ecological Solid Waste Management Act Of 2000 (ra 9003) 11. Climate Change Act Of 2009 (ra 9729) 12. Other Related Standards A. Guidelines The Green And Safe Hf Initiative Represents A Climate Smart Paradigm Shift, Away From Traditional Disaster Response To One That Proactively Seeks To Minimize The Health Impact Of Disasters And Emergencies Through Climate Adaptation And Mitigation Measures (including Climate-proofing And Reduction Of The Environmental Footprint), And Preparedness. Consequently, It Is Essential That This Green Manual Is Incorporated Into The Hospital And Hf Development Agenda That Are Backed With Earmarked Resources In The National Budget, And That Has Governance And Support From The Highest Levels Of Government.  The Department Of Health Shall, As Much As Possible, Promote The Greening Of Hospitals And Health Facilities, Including The Improvement Of Energy And Water Efficiency And Conservation, Sustainable Cooling Systems, And Sustainable Healthcare Waste Management In Hospitals.  In Line With Its Continuing Efforts In Green And Safe Hfs, The Doh Shall Encourage National And Local Government Hospitals And Other Hfs To Seek Green Certifications From Green Building Rating System/s For Their New Construction Or Expansion, Repair And Renovation Projects. B. Criteria And Compliance System For Outstanding Green And Safe (climate Smart) Health Facilities.  Criterion Compliance 1. Governance – Leadership And Management, Trainings, Proper Implementation, Commitment 2. Energy Efficiency – Reduction Of Energy Consumption, Use Of Renewable And Clean Energies 3. Water Efficiency, Sanitation And Hygiene – Adequate Water, Water Reuse/recycling, Water Conservation, Rainwater Harvesting. Safe Drinking Water, Proper Use And Maintenance Of Sanitary Toilet Facilities 4. Health Care Waste Management Waste – Segregation, Collection, Storage, Transport, Treatment, Proper Waste Disposal, Recycling 5. Environmentally Resilient Health Facility – Structural Member, Non-structural Member, Emergency And Disaster Preparedness Plan 6. Site Sustainability – Healing Gardens Within, Fresh Air, Herbal Plants, Accessibility, Existence Of Alternative Routes 7. Material Sustainability – Use Of Sustainable Materials, Procurement Of Sustainable And Recyclable Products, Less Use Of Hazardous And Toxic Substances 8. Indoor Environmental Quality – Lighting, Ventilation, Interior Design, Air Quality Management C. Energy Efficiency  Orientate Building & Façade Design To Mitigate Heat Gain. The East And West Facades Receive The Greatest Solar Radiation, And Should Be Designed To Avoid Direct Sun.  Use Of Glass/glazing With A Lower U-value And Shading Coefficient Reduce Solar Heat Gain.  Allow Provision For Easy Access For Maintenance And Cleaning Especially For Curtain Wall System.  Consider Lifespan, Durability And Life Cycle-costing When Selecting Façade Materials.  Install And Use Energy-efficient Lighting Fixtures I.e. Led, Cfl, Slim Type Fluorescent, Etc.  Skylights (if Applicable) And Windows To Maximize Natural Lighting And Ventilation On Selected Areas. Utilizing Daylight As Possible.  Use Of Appliance With Inverter Technology With Variable Frequency Drive Technology.  Window And Door Assemblies Shall Have Complete Gaskets, Weather Stripping, Door Bottom Sweeps And Seals.  All Operable Windows Shall Be Provided With Safety Features For Protection Against Strong Winds, Water Penetration And Protection For Building Occupants Including Child Safety And Security.  Specific Air Exchange Rates Are Usually Attained Through Artificial Ventilation. Adequate Ventilation Throughout The Facility Contributes To Maintaining A Hygienic Environment. Presence Of Functional Windows And Doors, That Allow At Least 6-8 Air Changes Per Hour For Natural Ventilation. For Airborne Infection Isolation Room/s And Er/triage Areas, Greater Or More Than 12 Air Changes Per Hour Is Recommended, While Up To 15 Air Changes Per Hour May Be Recommended For Operating Procedure, Or Delivery Rooms.  Light-colored Building Envelopes Is Also Recommended To Reduce Heat Transfer From The Outside To Inside Of The Building By Having Surfaces With High Solar Reflectance Index (sri). D. Water Efficiency, Sanitation And Hygiene  Optimize Water Conservation Through Installation Of Rainwater Harvesting Cistern Tank  Use Of Waterless Urinals And Dual Flush Water Closets.  Use Of Low-flow & Water Efficient Faucet And Hand-held Bidets.  Use Of Water-saving Shower Heads  For Hospitals, There Must Be At Least One Water Closet For Every Eight Patients In Compliance With Ra 4226 – Hospital Licensure Act.  A Separate Toilet For Male And Female Is Preferred, And Shall Be Pwd Accessible. And, A Separate Toilet For The Staff, With A Provision Of One Toilet For Every Fifteen Personnel Shall Be Applied.  Waterless Urinals Must Be Provided For Male Toilets.  There Should Be Sufficient And Functional Hand-washing Facilities. E. Environmentally Resilient Health Facility  Ground Floor Must Be Above Ground Line And Anticipated Flood Level. F. Material Sustainability  Building Materials, If Applicable, Must Be Locally Sourced To Minimize Carbon Footprint.  Rapidly Renewable And Sustainable Materials Are Also Recommended. Refer To Sec. 16.3.4 Of Doh Green And Safe Health Facilities Manual For List Of Sustainable Construction Materials That Can Be Used.  Use Of Materials (specifically Wet-applied Materials) That Are Low In Vocs (volatile Organic Compounds) G. Site Sustainability  Adopt The Development Controls Indicated In The National Building Code Of The Philippines To Establish The Extent Of The Health Facility Site Can Develop.  Biophilic Design Is Recommended To Help Reduce Stress, Improve Cognitive Function And Creativity, Improve Patients’ Well-being And Expedite Healing.  Porous Pavement Is Recommended At The Site Development To Alleviate Flooding. Landscape Swales Is Also One Solution. H. Indoor Environmental Quality  Harvest Natural Daylight If Applicable. Drawing Requirements: See Doh Standard Checklist Based On Revised Irr Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096). Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation. -end Of Green And Safe Health Facilities Design Parameters- Xviii. Build Aspect Furnish Labour, Materials, Equipment, Paint, Tools And Other Facilities To Complete The Entire Building Including Architectural, Structural/ Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Sanitary, Communication, Fire Protection, And Other Related Works To Complete The Scope As Specified And/or As Shown On Drawings And Plans 1. General Requirement  Contractor’s Temporary Facility And Lay Down Yard.  Communication And Transmittal, Reproduction, Tarpaulin/billboard And Photos  Material Testing (rsb, Chb, Concrete, Steel)  Safety Requirements (warning Signs, Hardhat, Etc.)  As Built Plan  Demolition, Clearing Work, Permits And Licenses 2. Other Items Of Work  Demolition Of Existing Structures In Affected Areas Or Where The Proposed Project Shall Be Situated, Clearing And Disposal Of All Debris Generated During Construction.  All Serviceable Materials Shall Be Turn Over To Doh-dedvmh Through Its Representative  Soil Excavation And Soil Treatment  Restoration Of Any Damaged Properties During The Construction  Permit Fees, And Other Necessary Documents For The Project Shall Be Shouldered By The Contractor  Temporary Facilities Shall Be Provided During The Construction Period, To Be Constructed Within The Hospital Compound, Which Shall Serve As The Field Office, Storage Of Materials And Bunkhouse For The Workers.  No Implementation Of The Project Without An Approved Plan And Other Related Documents.  Strict Implementation Of (dole Guidelines And Other Standards Applicable) Health And Safety Rules.  Shall Abide By The Medical Center Hospital House Rules  Conduct Weekly Progress And Coordinative Report To The Agency Or Its Representative  Other Items Of Work Not Mentioned Herewith But It Is Very Necessary For Execution And Completion Or Works Shall Be Included And Charge To The Contractor 3. Pre-installation Requirements  All Tests To Be Conducted Shall Be Witnessed By The Hospital Representatives.  Soil Investigation  Concrete Strength Testing  Reinforcing Bar Strength Testing  Concrete Masonry Unit (cmu) Testing  All Plumbing And Sanitary System  Automatic Fire Sprinkler System  Ventilation And Air Conditioning System  All Electrical System  And Other Tests That Necessary To Perform To Ensure The Quality Of The Project  All Certifications And Reports Under Post-installation Requirement Shall Be Submitted To The Hospital Representatives.  The Contractor Shall Submit A Sample Of Materials For Approval Of The Medical Center Chief Prior To Installation.  No Implementation Or Execution Of Work In Any Discipline Without The Approval Of Medical Center Chief Or Through Its Representative  Any Request For Inspection, Approval, Concrete Pouring, Testing And Commissioning Must Be Address To Medical Center Chief Or Must Adhere To The Reporting Protocol As Mentioned Above. -end Of Build Aspect- Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation Reference: Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) Project : Location : Sheet Number Sheet Contents Remarks* Architectural Drawings (as Applicable) A – 1 (a…n) Perspective, Site Development Plan, Vicinity Map/location Plan (2.00 Kms. Radius) Table Of Contents A – 2 (a…n) Floor Plans (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Furniture Layout When Necessary A – 3 (a…n) Four (4) Elevations (scale 1:100m Minimum) A – 4 (a…n) Two (2) Sections (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Spot Details When Necessary A – 5 (a…n) Roof Plan/s Showing Downspouts (scale 1:100m Minimum), Including Detail Of Gutter, Downspout, Etc. A – 6 (a…n) Reflected Ceiling Plan/s (scale 1:100m Minimum), Including Details A – 7 (a…n) Details Of Stairs, Fire Escapes/exits, Accessible Ramps, Etc. (scale 1:50m), Including Details Of Railings, Treads, Risers, Etc., In The Form Of Plans, Elevation/section A – 8 (a…n) Details Of Toilets (1:50 M) Including Accessible Toilets In The Form Of Plans, Elevation/section A – 9 (a…n) Details Of Specialized Design Features (scale 1:50 M) Such As Partitions, Cabinets, Etc. And Accessible Design Features A – 10 (a…n) Detail Of Typical Bay Section From Ground To Roof (scale 1:50 M) A – 11 (a…n) Details Of Special Elevations/section Rooms (1:50m) In Form Of Plans, A – 12 (a…n) Schedule Of Doors, Gates, Emergency Exits, Etc. (scale 1:50 M), Including Specifications For Materials And Hardware A – 13 (a…n) Schedule Of Windows (scale 1:50 M), Including Specifications For Materials And Hardware A – 14 (a…n) Schedule Of Finishes For Interior And Exterior Floors, Walls, Ceilings Architectural Technical Specifications Architectural Scope Of Works Architectural Bill Of Quantities * To Be Marked As Either Complying Or Non-complying/complete Or Incomplete By The Evaluator Or To Be Filled With Supporting Comments (use Additional Sheets If Necessary) Evaluated By: ____________________________________________________________ Page 1 Of 6 Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation Reference: Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) Project : Location : Sheet Number Sheet Contents Remarks* Architectural Interior Design Drawings (as Applicable) Aid – 1 (a…n) Floor Plans Showing Layout Of Floor Finishes (scale 1:100m Minimum) Aid – 2 (a…n) Floor Plans Showing Layout Of Furniture/finishing Partitions, Cabinets, Etc. (scale 1:100m Minimum) Aid – 3 (a…n) Interior Elevations And Sections Showing Wall Patterns, Ceiling Sections, Etc. (scale 1:100m Minimum) Aid – 4 (a…n) Details Of Partitions, Cabinets, Furniture, Ceiling And Other Interior Design Features (scale 1:100m Minimum) Aid – 5 (a…n) Architectural Interior Perspective/s Architectural Interior Design Technical Specifications Architectural Interior Design Scope Of Works Architectural Interior Design Bill Of Quantities * To Be Marked As Either Complying Or Non-complying/complete Or Incomplete By The Evaluator Or To Be Filled With Supporting Comments (use Additional Sheets If Necessary) Evaluated By: ____________________________________________________________ Page 2 Of 6 Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation Reference: Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) Project : Location : Sheet Number Sheet Contents Remarks* Structural Drawings (as Applicable) S – 1 (a…n) General Notes And Construction Standards S – 2 (a…n) Site Development Plan S – 3 (a…n) Foundation Plan/s (scale 1:100m Minimum) S – 4 (a…n) Floor Framing Plan/s (scale 1:100m Minimum) S – 5 (a…n) Roof Framing Plan (scale 1:100m Minimum) S – 6 (a…n) Schedule And Detail Of Footings And Columns S – 7 (a…n) Schedule And Detail Of Beams And Floor Slabs S – 8 (a…n) Detail Of Trusses S – 9 (a…n) Details Of Stairs, Ramps, Fire Exits S – 10 (a…n) Other Spot Details Structural Analysis And Design (for 2 Storey Building And Higher) Boring And Land Test Results (for 3 Storey Building And Higher) Seismic Analysis Structural Technical Specifications Structural Scope Of Works Structural Bill Of Quantities * To Be Marked As Either Complying Or Non-complying/complete Or Incomplete By The Evaluator Or To Be Filled With Supporting Comments (use Additional Sheets If Necessary) Evaluated By: ____________________________________________________________ Page 3 Of 6 Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation Reference: Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) Project : Location : Sheet Number Sheet Contents Remarks* Electrical Drawings (as Applicable) E – 1 (a…n) General Notes And Legends E – 2 (a…n) Location And Site Plan E – 3 (a…n) Lighting Layout (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Details E – 4 (a…n) Power Layout (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Details E – 5 (a…n) Auxiliary System Layout (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including E – 6 (a…n) Schedule And Detail Of Loads E – 7 (a…n) Riser Diagram E – 8 (a…n) Other Detail Electrical Computation Design Analysis Electrical Technical Specifications Electrical Scope Of Works Electrical Bill Of Quantities * To Be Marked As Either Complying Or Non-complying/complete Or Incomplete By The Evaluator Or To Be Filled With Supporting Comments (use Additional Sheets If Necessary) Evaluated By: ____________________________________________________________ Page 4 Of 6 Electronics/auxiliary System Ready For Integrated Communications 1. Fire Alarm System 2. Security System Cctv Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation Reference: Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) Project : Location : Sheet Number Sheet Contents Remarks* Plumbing/sanitary Drawings (as Applicable) P – 1 (a…n) General Notes And Legends P – 2 (a…n) Location And Site Plan P – 3 (a…n) Storm Drainage Layout (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Actual Length Of Tapping Line To Main Drainage Line P – 4 (a…n) Waterline Layout (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Actual Length Of Tapping Line From Main Water Source When Applicable P – 5 (a…n) Sewerline Layout (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Actual Length Of Tapping Line To Septic Tank Or Existing Sewerline P – 6 (a…n) Isometric Layout, Showing Waterline, Sewerline And Drainage Line P – 7 (a…n) Detail Of Connections, Catch Basins, Downspouts, Etc. P – 8 (a…n) Detail Of Septic Tank/sewer Treatment Plant Design Analysis Sanitary Technical Specifications Sanitary Scope Of Works Sanitary Bill Of Quantities * To Be Marked As Either Complying Or Non-complying/complete Or Incomplete By The Evaluator Or To Be Filled With Supporting Comments (use Additional Sheets If Necessary) Evaluated By: ____________________________________________________________ Page 5 Of 6 Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation Reference: Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) Project : Location : Sheet Number Sheet Contents Remarks* Mechanical Drawings (as Applicable) M – 1 (a…n) General Notes And Legends, Site Development Plan, Location Plans M – 2 (a…n) Floor Plans/isometric Drawings (scale 1:100m Minimum) Showing Ventilation And Air Conditioning Systems And Other Installations M – 3 (a…n) Floor Plans/isometric Drawings (scale 1:100m Minimum) Of Gas Pipeline System And Details M – 4 (a…n) Floor Plans/isometric Drawings (scale 1:100m Minimum) Of Air-conditioning Systems And Details M – 5 (a…n) Floor Plans/isometric Drawings (scale 1:100m Minimum) Of Fire Suppression Systems, Fire Sprinkler System, Wet Stand Pipe, Dry Standpipe And Other Installation M – 6 (a…n) Details Water Tank, Flow Diagram (scale 1:50m) M – 7 (a…n) Details Of Firewater Supply Sytem (scale 1:50m) M – 8 (a…n) Detail Of Elevators, Escalators, Dumbwaiters, Etc. (scale 1:50m) M – 9 (a…n) Detail Of Other Machinery/equipment (scale 1:50) M – 10 (a…n) Longitudinal And Transverse Section Of Building (scale 1:100m) Showing Manner Of Support Of Machines/equipment Mechanical Technical Specifications Mechanical Scope Of Works Mechanical Bill Of Quantities * To Be Marked As Either Complying Or Non-complying/complete Or Incomplete By The Evaluator Or To Be Filled With Supporting Comments (use Additional Sheets If Necessary) Evaluated By: ____________________________________________________________ Page 6 Of 6 General Guidelines • All Construction Works Shall Be Undertaken By Contractor In Accordance With Existing Laws And All Other Applicable Rules And Regulations. • The Contractor Shall Be Responsible In Setting Out Reference Lines, Elevations (lines And Grades) Prior And During The Execution Of The Works. All References Shall Be Maintained And Protected By The Contractor At His Own Expense. Disturbed References Shall Be Restored To Its Original Position Without Extra Cost To Devmh. • The Contractor Shall Carry Out The Works Properly And In Accordance With This Contract. The Contractor Shall Provide All Supervision, Labor, Materials, Plant And Equipment, Which May Be Required. • The Contractor Shall Commence Execution Of The Works On The Start Date And Shall Carry Out The Works In Accordance With The Approved Pert/cpm Network Diagram Submitted By The Contractor, As Updated With The Approval Of The Procuring Entity’s Representative, And Shall Complete The Works By The Intended Completion Date. • The Contractor Shall Be Responsible For The Safety Of All Activities On The Site. • During On-going Construction And Before The Turn-over Of The Project, Engineering & Facilities Management Staff, End-users, Twg And Bac Shall Inspect The Works Undertaken By Contractor. 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Details: Description Quantity Unit Item Description 1 Lot Procurement Of Integrated Full Mission Bridge And Engine Room Simulator With Desktop Station Full Mission Bridge Simulator (fmbs) And Mini Bridge Stations’ Features And Applications, Major Components, Bridge Simulator Performance Standards And Hardware 1. Major Components The Full Mission Bridge Simulators That Can Be Integrated With Engine Simulators Shall Consist Of The Following Major Components: A. One (1) Full Mission Bridge Station With 270° Horizontal Display (class A Configuration); B. Seven (7) Mini Bridge Stations With 120° Horizontal Display (class B Configuration); C. One (1) Server Station; D. One (1) Instructor Station; E. One (1) Simulator Scenario Development Station; And F. One (1) Briefing/ Debriefing Station. 2. Features And Applications 2.1 The Bridge Simulator Should Provide A Realistic, Ship-like Environment Based On Real Hardware Consoles And High-quality Visualization. The Systems Include Major Components Such As Conning, Radar/ Arpa And Ecdis, Gmdss, Navigation Equipment, Bearing Finder, Steering Control Console, Engine Control, Auto Pilot System, Overhead Display, Etc. 2.2 The Bridge Simulator Product Shall Be Certified And Compliant As Class A (full Mission), B (multi-task), C (limited Task), And D (cloud-based Distant Learning) Type-approved Maritime Simulator System By An Internationally Recognized Classification Society. The Compliance With Classification Shall Be Reflected In The Certificate Of The Product. 2.3 The Simulator Can Be Utilized To A Variety Of Navigation Techniques Under Different Environmental Conditions, Serving A Wide Range Of Purposes As Follows: 1. Control Of The Ship While Navigating In The Operational And Emergency Modes In Various Weather Conditions With The Possibility Of Setting Wind And Current Parameters; 2. Analysis Of The Above-water Situation In Day And Night Conditions; In Poor Visibility By Visible Navigation Lights And Information Received From Radar/ Arpa; 3. Use Of The Electronic Chart-based Navigational Information System (ecdis); 4. Practical Use Of Radio Equipment And Global Maritime Distress And Safety System (gmdss) Facilities; 5. Application Of The International Regulations For Preventing Collisions At Sea; 6. Ship Control During Anchoring And Mooring; 7. Ship Control During Towing Operations; 8. Ship Control During Maneuvers "man Overboard"; 9. Rational Methods Of Ship Control In Case Of Main Engines (me) And Ship And Navigation Equipment Failures During Movement; 10. Eye Survey Of Above-water And Radar Situation, Determination Of Vessel Movement Elements; 11. Navigational Situation Assessment By Visual Observation During Daytime, By Lights At Night Time And By Observation Of Transmission Of Echo Signals On Ppi Simulators In Conditions Of Limited Visibility; 12. Visual Determination Of Vessel Movement Patterns, Maneuvering Capabilities And Dimensions; 13. Selection And Execution Of Collision Avoidance Maneuvers In Open Sea, During Night And In Limited Visibility Conditions Using Radar/arpa; 14. Evaluation Of Accuracy Of Primary And Secondary Information Received From Arpa, Consideration Of Factors Affecting Accuracy Of Arpa And Delay In Formation Of Secondary Radar Information; 15. Orientation Of Ships In Complex Navigation Conditions In Daytime And Nighttime And In Conditions Of Limited Visibility; 16. Use Of Ecdis For Preliminary And Executive Plotting, Practicing Correct Response To Emergency Signals Produced By Ecdis, Solution Of Chart-metric Tasks And Ensuring Safety Of Navigation With The Use Of Information Received From Ecdis; 17. Use Of Basic Capabilities Of Marine Mobile Service And Marine Mobile Satellite Service. 2.4 The Bridge Simulator Product Shall Be Able To Address The Following Stcw Competencies And Shall Be Reflected In The Certificate. · Table A-ii/1.1 - Plan And Conduct A Passage And Determine Position. • Table A-ii/1.2 - Maintain A Safe Navigational Watch. • Table A-ii/1.3 - Use Of Radar And Arpa To Maintain Safety Of Navigation. § Table A-ii/1.4 - Use Of Ecdis To Maintain The Safety Of Navigation. • Table A-ii/1.5 - Respond To Emergencies. • Table A-ii/1.6 - Respond To A Distress Signal At Sea. • Table A-ii/1.8 - Transmit And Receive Information By Visual Signaling. • Table A-ii/1.9 - Manoeuvre The Ship. • Table A-ii/2.1 - Plan A Voyage And Conduct Navigation. • Table A-ii/2.2 - Determine Position And The Accuracy Of Resultant Position Fix By Any Means. • Table A-ii/2.3 - Determine And Allow For Compass Errors. • Table A-ii/2.4 - Co-ordinate Search And Rescue Operations. • Table A-ii/2.5 - Establish Watchkeeping Arrangements And Procedures. • Table A-ii/2.6 - Maintain Safe Navigation Through The Use Of Information From Navigation Equipment And Systems To Assist Command Decision-making. • Table A-ii/2.7 - Maintain The Safety Of Navigation Through The Use Of Ecdis And Associated Navigation Systems To Assist Command Decision Making. • Table A-ii/2.10 - Maneuver And Handle A Ship In All Conditions. • Table A-ii/2.11 - Operate Remote Controls Of Propulsion Plant And Engineering Systems And Services. • Table A-ii/3.1 - Plan And Conduct A Coastal Passage And Determine Position. • Table A-ii/3.2 - Maintain A Safe Navigational Watch. • Table A-ii/3.3 - Respond To Emergencies. • Table A-ii/3.4 - Respond To A Distress Signal At Sea. • Table A-ii/3.5 - Manoeuvre The Ship And Operate Small Ship Power Plants. • Table A-ii/4.1 - Steer The Ship And Also Comply With Helm Orders In The English Language. • Table A-ii/4.2 - Keep A Proper Look-out By Sight And Hearing. § Table A-ii/5.2 - Contribute To Berthing, Anchoring And Other Mooring Operations. • Table A-v/4-1.1 - Contribute To Safe Operation Of Vessels Operating In Polar Waters. • Table A-v/4-1.2 - Monitor And Ensure Compliance With Legislative Requirements. • Table A-v/4-1.3 - Apply Safe Working Practices, Respond To Emergencies. • Table A-v/4-1.4 - Ensure Compliance With Pollution-prevention Requirements And Prevent Environmental Hazards. • Table A-v/4-2.1 - Plan And Conduct A Voyage In Polar Waters. • Table A-v/4-2.2 - Manage The Safe Operation Of Vessels Operating In Polar Waters. • Table A-v/4-2.3 - Maintain Safety Of The Ship's Crew And Passengers And The Operational Condition Of Life- Saving, Firefighting And Other Safety Systems. 2.5 The Bridge Simulator Shall Allow For Training And Certification Of Watch Officers, Chief Officers, Captains, And Pilots Serving On Commercial And Fishing Vessels Of 500 Gross Tonnage Or More In Accordance With The Requirements Of The Imo Stcw Convention And Model Courses: · 1.07 – Radar Navigation, Radar Plotting And Use Of Arpa; · 1.08 – Radar, Arpa, Bridge Teamwork And Search & Rescue; · 1.22 – Ship Simulator And Bridge Teamwork; · 1.27 – Operational Use Of Electronic Chart Display And Information System (ecdis); · 1.32 – Operational Use Of Integrated Bridge System; · 1.34 – Operational Use Of Ais; · 2.02 – Maritime Sar Coordinator; · 3.11 – Marine Accident And Incident Investigation With Compendium; · 3.19 – Ship Security Officer; · 3.23 – Actions To Be Taken To Prevent Acts Of Piracy And Armed Robbery; · 7.01 – Master And Chief Mate; · 7.03 – Officer In Charge Of Navigational Watch; · 7.05 – Officer In Charge Of Navigational Watch Of Fishing Vessel; · 1.25 – General Operator’s Certificate For The Gmdss; · 1.26 – Restricted Operator’s Certificate For The Gmdss. 2.6 The Bridge Simulator Shall Have All The Ownship Models, Target Ship Models , Objects And Exercise Areas Available In The Database Of The Simulator Product. It Shall Also Include Polar Areas, The Existing Models And Areas In Current Simulator, Naval And Coast Guard Ship Models, Ship Models Ready For Integration With Engine Simulators And Ship/engine Models Using Future Fuels. 2.7 The Simulator Shall Have Intercom Installed In The Instructor Station And All Bridge Stations. 2.8 The Simulator Shall Have An Evaluation And Assessment Method Designed For The Evaluation And Assessment Of A Range Of Predefined Assessment Parameters From The Following Categories: • Planning And Conducting A Passage And Determine Position; • Maintain Safe Navigational Watch; • Using Radar And Arpa To Maintain Navigational Safety; • Ability To Operate And Analyze Information Obtained From Arpa; • Respond To Emergencies; • Use Imo Standard Marine Communication Phrases And Use English Inwriting And Speaking; • Transmit And Receive Information Using Visual Signals; • Maneuver The Ship; • Colreg. 2.9 The Simulator Shall Have The Ability To Set Up A Scoring And Grading System To Evaluate The Operator’s Performance. The Program Allows The Instructor To Monitor The Results Of The Bridge Team / Operator Workstation Performance. 2.10 The Simulator Shall Be Capable Of Simulating Ship Operation In Polar Waters Or Ice Navigation According To The Polar Code And Shall Have The Following Training Capabilities: - Ice Management Of Offshore Installations In An Arctic Environment, - Use Of Radar Data And Ice Charts In Ecdis While Navigating In Ice Conditions, - Following Of Icebreakers, - Offshore Loading Operations To Include Mooring To Single Point Mooring And Floating Production Storage And Offloading Equipment In Ice Conditions, And - Navigation In Shattered Ice, Along Hard Ice Edges, Bumping Against Ice Edges, In Open Pack Ice, In Ice Holes, And Spots Of Ice-free Water. 2.11 The Ice Navigation Environment Shall Have The Following Characteristics: - Capable Of Ice Accumulation On Ship Superstructure, - Ship’s Tracks On Ice Fields Re-freeze As Programmed By The User, - Ice Mounds And Channels Can Be Added By The User, - Characteristics Of Ice Resistance Are Based On The Type Of Ice, Thickness, And Accumulation, - Capable Of Traversing Large Ice Areas, And - Realistic Representation Of Iceberg Objects. 3. Bridge Simulator Performance Standards 3.1 Physical Realism The Bridge Simulator Stations Shall Have The Following Physical Realism: A. The Equipment, Consoles, And Workstations Shall Be Installed, Mounted, And Arranged In A Manner That Mimics An Actual Bridge Of A Ship. B. The Workstations Shall Have Standard Rubber Mat Flooring. The Simulator Shall Have The Following Equipment: C. Controls Of Propulsion Plant Operations, Including Engine Telegraph, Pitch-control And Thrusters. There Shall Be Indicators For Shaft(s) Revolutions And Pitch Of Propeller(s). There Shall Be Controls For At Least One Propeller And One Bow Thruster. D. Controls Of Propulsion Plant For Mooring Operations. By Any Method, It Shall Be Possible To Observe The Ship's Side And The Dock During Operation Of Such Controls. E. Controls Of Auxiliary Machinery. There Shall Be Controls For At Least Two Auxiliary Engines, Including Electric Power Supply Control. F. Steering Console, Including Equipment For Hand Steering And Automatic Steering With Controls For Switchover. There Shall Be Indicators Of Rudder Angle And Rate Of Turn. G. Steering Compass And Bearing Compass (or Repeater) With An Accuracy Of At Least 1 Degree. H. At Least One Radar/arpa Display/unit (automatic Radar Plotting Aid). It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Both A 10 Cm (s-band) And A 3 Cm (x-band) Radars. The Radar Shall Be Capable To Operate In The Stabilised Relative-motion Mode And Sea- And Ground-stabilised True-motion Modes (see Stcw Section A-1/12.4.1 And 1/12.5 And Paragraph 2 Of Section B-i/12). I. Communication Equipment Per Gmdss (global Maritime Distress Safety System) Framework, Covering At Least The Requirements For The Relevant Area. J. The Simulator Shall Include A Communications System That Will Allow For Internal Ship Communications To Be Conducted. K. Ecdis (electronic Chart Display And Information System) Displaying Selected Information From A System Electronic Navigational Chart (senc) With Positional Information From Navigation Sensors Like Ais And Radar To Assist The Mariner In Route Planning And Route Monitoring, And By Displaying Additional Navigation-related Information. (see Stcw Section B-i/12). L. Gps (global Positioning System), Echo-sounder And Speed Log Showing Speed Through The Water (1 Axis) For Ships Below 50,000 Grt And In Addition Speed And Distance Over Ground In Forward And Athwart Ship Direction For Ships Above 50,000 Grt. M. Instrument (anemometer) For Indication Of Relative Wind- Direction And Force. N. Ship Sound Signal Control Panel According To Colreg. O. Instrument For Indication Of Navigational Lights. P. Function For Transmitting Visual Signals (morse Light). Q. Control System For General Alarm And Fire Detection/alarm And Other Alarms. R. Ais (automatic Identification System). S. Ship-borne Meteorological Instrument. The Simulator Shall Have The Following Additional Requirements For Training In Ice Navigation: T. Controls For Propulsion Plant Operations, Including Engine Telegraph, Pitch Control, And Thrusters. There Shall Be Indicators For Shaft Revolutions And Pitch Of Propeller. There Shall Be Controls For At Least One Propeller And One Bow Thruster. U. Two Speed And Distance Measuring Devices. Each Device Should Operate On A Different Principle, And At Least One Device Should Be Capable Of Being Operated In Both The Sea And The Ground Stabilized Mode. V. Searchlight Controllable From Conning Positions. W. Manually Operated Flashing Red Light Visible From Astern To Indicate When The Ship Is Stopped. X. Vdr (voyage Data Recorder) Or Capability For Vessel History Track And Learner Actions Log From The Instructor And The Assessor Position. Y. Equipment Capable Of Receiving Ice, Icing Warnings, And Weather Information Charts. Z. Anchoring And Towing Arrangements. The Simulator Shall Have The Following Additional Requirements For Training In Integrated Bridge Systems Including Integrated Navigation Systems: Aa. Workstation For Navigating, Maneuvering And Monitoring Consisting Of: · Radar/arpa · Ecdis · Conning Display · Binoculars Control · Autopilot Control · Observer Position/ Visual Control · Information On Position-fixing Systems · Information On Ship Automatic Identification System (ais) · Heading Control System · Flags, Daytime Shapes And Sound Signals · Control For The Main Engine Including Emergency Stop · Control For The Main Rudder Using Helm · Controls For Thruster · Two-way Vhf Radiotelephone (walkie-talkie) With Charging Connection · Internal Communication Equipment · Public Address System · Vhf With Channel Selector · Remote Control For Searchlight · Rudder Pump Selector Switch · Steering Mode Selector Switch · Steering Position Selector Switch · Illumination Of Equipment And Displays In The Surrounding Darkness · Sound Reception System · Acknowledgment Of The Watch Alarm · Controls For Console Lighting · Indicators For: - Propeller Revolutions (actual And Desired) - Main Engine Revolution In The Case Of Reduction Geared Engine - Propeller Pitch In The Case Of Controllable Pitch Propeller - Torque - Starting Air - Lateral Thrust - Speed - Rudder Angle - Rate-of-turn - Gyro Compass Heading - Magnetic Compass Heading - Heading Reminder (pre-set Heading) - Water Depth Including Depth Warning Adjustment - Time - Wind Direction And Velocity - Air And Water Temperature - Clinometer - Alarms · Signal Transmitter For: - Whistle - Automatic Device For Fog Signals - Alarms, (general Alarm, Emergency Alarm, Etc.) - Morse Signaling Light Bb. Workstation For Manual Steering (wheelhouse) Consisting Of: · Steering Wheel · Rudder Pump Selector Switch · Indications For: - Gyro Compass Heading - Magnetic Compass Heading - Pre-set Heading - Rudder Angle - Rate Of Turn Cc. Workstation For Planning And Documentation Consisting Of: · Ecdis Including Navigation Planning Station · Route Planning Devices · Chart Table · Paper Charts · Plotting Aids Dd. Workstation For Communications Consisting Of: · Gmdss Equipment As Required For The Applicable Sea Area · Vhf-dsc, Radiotelephone · Mf-dsc, Radiotelephone · Mf/hf-dsc, Nbdp, Radiotelephone · Mf/hf Mf/hf Radio Telex · Inmarsat-ses, Egc Rx With Lrit And Ssas · Navtex/egc/hf Direct Printing Telegraph · Fbb/iridium · Cospas-sarsat Epirb · Sart · Ais Sart · Main Station For Two-way Vhf Radiotelephone · Aircraft Vhf Radiotelephone · Gmdss Alarm Panel · Radio Direction Finder Rt-500-m (marine) · Power Switchboard · Battery Charger · Virtual Printer Ee. All Systems Related To The Integrated Bridge System Shall Include Failure Control(s) And Method(s) To Train And Assess The Learner In The Use Of Advanced Equipment, Technology And Enable Familiarization And Training To Understand The Limitations Of Automatic Systems. 3.2 Behavioral Realism The Bridge Simulator Stations Shall Have The Following Behavioral Realism: A. The Simulation Of Ownship Shall Be Based On A Mathematical Model With 6 Degrees Of Freedom. B. The Model Shall Realistically Simulate Own Ship Hydrodynamics In Open Water Conditions, Including The Effects Of Wind Forces, Wave Forces, Tidal Stream And Currents. C. The Model Shall Realistically Simulate Own Ship Hydrodynamics In Restricted Waterways, Including Shallow Water And Bank Effects, Interaction With Other Ships And Direct, Counter And Sheer Currents. D. The Simulator Shall Include Mathematical Models Of Different The Types Of Ownships. E. The Simulator Shall Include Tug Models That Can Realistically Simulate Tug Assistance During Maneuvering And Escort Operations. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Pull, Push, Reposition Towing And Escorting. F. The Simulator Shall Include Exercise Areas Including Correct Data For Landmass, Depth, Buoys, Tidal Streams And Visual As Appropriate To The Nautical Chart And Publication Used For The Relevant Training Objectives. G. The Radar Simulation Equipment Shall Be Capable Of Model Weather, Tidal Streams, Current, Shadow Sectors, Spurious And False Echoes And Other Propagation Effects, And Generate Coastlines, Navigational Buoys And Search And Rescue Transponders. H. The Arpa Simulation Equipment Shall Incorporate The Facilities For: - Manual And Automatic Target Acquisition - Fast Track Information - Use Of Exclusion Areas - Vector/graphic Time-scale And Data Display - Trial Maneuvers. I. The Ecdis Simulation Equipment Shall Incorporate The Facilities For: - Integration With Other Navigation Systems - Own Position - Sea Area Display - Mode And Orientation - Chart Data Displayed - Route Monitoring - User-created Information Layers - Contacts (when Interfaced With Ais And/or Radar Tracking) - Radar Overlay Functions. J. The Simulator Shall Provide An Own Ship Engine Sound, Reflecting The Power Output. K. The Simulator Shall Provide Capabilities For Realistically Conduct Anchoring Operations. L. The Model Shall Realistically Simulate Own Ship Hydrodynamics In Interaction With Applicable Anchor And Chain Dimensions With Different Bottom Holding Grounds, Including The Effects Of Wind Forces, Wave Forces, Tidal Stream And Currents. M. The Simulator Shall Provide Capabilities For Realistically Simulate The Function Of Mooring And Tug Lines And How Each Line Functions As Part Of An Overall System Taking Into Account The Capacities, Safe Working Loads, And Breaking Strengths Of Mooring Equipment Including Mooring Wires, Synthetic And Fiber Lines, Winches, Anchor Windlasses, Capstans, Bitts, Chocks And Bollards. The Simulator Shall Have The Following Additional Requirements For Training In Ice Navigation: N. The Own Ship Model Shall Realistically Simulate Hydrodynamics In Interaction With Solid Ice Edge. O. The Own Ship Model Shall Realistically Simulate Hydrodynamics And Ice Pressure In Interaction With Solid And Packed Ice. Ship Motion In Solid Ice Should Affect At Least Ship Speed And Turning Radius. P. The Own Ship Model Shall Realistically Simulate The Effects Of Reduced Stability As A Consequence Of Ice Accretion. Q. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate The Effect Of The Following Ice Conditions With Variations: - Ice Type - Ice Concentration - Ice Thickness. R. It Shall Be Possible To Realistically Simulate The Towing Of Ownship – Ownship, And Own Ship Target Ship And Target Ownship. It Shall Be Possible To Introduce Different Towing Gear Like Rope Or Steel Wire With Different Strength And Elasticity, Forward, Stern And Side Towing. S. It Shall Be Possible To Realistically Simulate The Interaction Between The Ships Propeller Wash And The Ice. T. It Shall Be Possible To Realistically Simulate Ice Drift. U. The Simulator Shall Be Equipped With Iceberg Targets Of At Least Six Different Sizes Including Realistic Underwater Bodies Which Interacts With The Sea Bottom. The Icebergs Should Be Visible On The Ship's Radar. V. Motion Through Ice Hummocks Should Be Simulated Realistically Considering Ship Icebreaking Capabilities And Affect Ship's Speed, Roll And Pitch. The Simulator Shall Have The Following Additional Requirements For Training In Integrated Bridge Systems Including Integrated Navigation System: W. The Integrated Navigation System Should Combine Process And Evaluate Data From All Sensors In Use. The Integrity Of Data From Different Sensors Should Be Evaluated Prior To Distribution. X. The Integrated Navigation System Shall Ensure That The Different Types Of Information Are Distributed To The Relevant Parts Of The System, Applying A Consistent Common Reference System For All Types Of Information. Y. The Integrated Navigation System Shall Provide Information On Position, Speed, Heading, And Time. Z. The Integrated Navigation System Shall Be Able To Automatically, Continually And Graphically Indicate The Ship's Position, Speed And Heading And, Where Available, Depth In Relation To The Planned Route As Well As To Known And Detected Hazards. Aa. The Integrated Navigation System Shall, In Addition, Provide Means To Automatically Control Heading, Track Or Speed, And Monitor The Performance And Status Of These Controls. Bb. Alarms Shall Be Displayed So That The Alarm Reason And The Resulting Functional Restrictions Can Be Easily Understood. 3.3 Operating Environment The Bridge Simulator Shall Exhibit The Following Operating Environment: A. The Simulator Shall Be Able To Present Different Types Of Target Ships, Each Equipped With A Mathematical Model, Which Accounts For Motion, Drift And Steering Angles According To Forces Induced By Current, Wind Or Wave. B. The Targets Shall Be Equipped With Navigational And Signal-lights, Shapes, And Sound Signals, According To Rules Of The Road. The Signals Shall Be Individually Controlled By The Instructor, And The Sound Signals Shall Be Directional And Fade With Range. Each Ship Shall Have An Aspect Recognizable At A Distance Of 6 Nautical Miles In Clear Weather. A Ship Underway Shall Provide Relevant Bow- And Stern Wave. C. The Simulator Shall Be Equipped With Targets Enabling Search And Rescuing Persons From The Sea, Assisting A Ship In Distress And Responding To Emergencies Which Arise In Port. Such Targets Shall At Least Be: · Rocket Parachute Flares · Hand Flares · Buoyant Smoke Signals · Sart (search And Rescue Transponder) · Satellite Epirb (emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon) · Lifeboat · Life Raft · Rescue Helicopter · Rescue Aircraft · People In Water. D. The Simulator Shall Be Able To Present At Least 20 Target Ships At The Same Time, Where The Instructor Shall Be Able To Programme Voyage Routes For Each Target Ship Individually. (see Stcw Section A-1/12.4.3) E. The Simulator Shall Provide A Realistic Visual Scenario By Day, Dusk Or By Night, Including Variable Meteorological Visibility, Changing In Time. It Shall Be Possible To Create A Range Of Visual Conditions, From Dense Fog To Clear Conditions. F. The Visual System And/or A Motion Platform Shall Replicate Movements Of Own Ship According To 6 Degrees Of Freedom. G. The Projection Of The View Shall Be Placed At Such A Distance And In Such A Manner From The Bridge Windows That Accurate Visual Bearings May Be Taken To Objects In The Scene. It Shall Be Possible To Use Binocular Systems For Observations. H. The Visual System Shall Present The Outside World By A View Around The Horizon (360°). The Horizontal Field Of View May Be Obtained By A View Of 270° And Where The Rest Of The Horizon May Be Panned (to Move The “camera”). (applicable Only To Full Mission Bridge Station With 270° Horizontal Display) I. The Visual System Shall Present The Outside World By A View Of At Least 120° Horizontal Field Of View. In Addition, At Least The Horizon From 120° Port To 120° Starboard Shall Be Able To Be Visualised By Any Method. (applicable Only To Mini Bridge Station With 120° Horizontal Display). J. The Visual System Shall Present A Vertical View From The Workstations For Navigation, Traffic Surveillance And Manoeuvring Enabling The Navigator To Detect And Monitor Objects Visually On The Sea Surface Up To The Horizon Within The Required Horizontal Field Of View When The Ship Is Pitching And Rolling. In Addition, By Any Method, It Shall Be Possible To Observe The Ship's Side And The Dock During Mooring Operations. K. The Visual System Shall Present All Navigational Marks According To Charts Used. L. The Visual System Shall Show Objects With Sufficient Realism (detailed Enough To Be Recognized As In Real Life). M. The Visual System Shall Show Mooring And Towing Lines With Sufficient Realism In Accordance With The Forces Effecting The Tension. N. The Visual System Shall Provide A Realistic Set Of Bow Wave, Sea Spray And Wakes In Accordance With Ships Power Output, Speed And Weather Conditions. O. The Visual System Shall Provide A Realistic Set Of Flue Gas Emission And Waving Flag Effect In Accordance With Ships Power Output, Speed And Weather Conditions. P. The Simulator Shall Be Capable Of Providing Environmental Sound According To Conditions Simulated. Q. The Navigated Waters Shall Include A Current Pattern, Changeable In Time, According To The Charts Used. Tidal Waters Shall Be Reflected. R. The Simulation Shall Include The Depth According To Charts Used, Reflecting Water Level According To Tidal Water Situation. S. The Simulator Shall Provide At Least Two Different Wave Spectra, Variable In Direction Height And Period. T. The Visual System Shall Provide A Realistic Set Of Wind Waves Including White Caps According To The Beaufort Wind Force Scale. The Simulator Shall Have The Following Additional Requirements For Training In Ice Navigation: U. The Visual System Shall Be Capable Of Showing Concentrations Of Solid And Broken Ice Of Different Thickness. V. The Visual System Shall Be Capable Of Showing The Result Of Icebreaking Including Opening, Twin Breaking And Compacting Channel. W. The Visual System Shall Be Capable Of Showing The Effects Of Searchlight. X. The Visual System Shall Be Capable Of Showing The Effects Of The Ice Accretion To The Own Ship Model. The Simulator Shall Have The Following Additional Requirements For Training In Integrated Bridge Systems Including Integrated Navigation Systems: Y. There Shall Be A Field Of View Around The Vessel Of 360° Obtained By An Observer Moving Within The Confines Of The Wheelhouse Or May Be Panned (to Move The Camera). 4. Hardware Requirements 1 Set 4.1 Full Mission Bridge Simulator (horizon Field View Of 270 Degrees) A. Steel Fabrication Of Main Bridge Consoles Consisting Of: I. Conning/maneuvering Console Ii. Radar Console Iii. Ecdis Console Iv. Bearing Console V. Navigation Aid Equipment Console Vi. Gmdss Console Vii. Steering Stand/console Viii. Chart Table Ix. Overhead Panel X. Gyro Repeater With Pelorus Stand Xi. Binoculars Xii. The Console Must Made Of Steel W/ Handrails B. Visual Specification (minimum Requirements) I. 9x 70” Visual Screens Led Backlit 1. Pc Visual Channel 2. Intel Core I5 Processor 3. 16 Gb Ram 4. 256 M.2 Ssd 5. Rtx 4070 Or Higher 6. Keyboard/mouse 7. Hdmi Cable 8. Ups 1.5kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator C. 1x Conning Console (minimum Requirements) 1. Intel Core I5 Processor 2. 8 Gb Ram 3. 256 M.2 Ssd 4. 2x Monitor 24” 5. Keyboard/mouse 6. Ups 1.5kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator 7. Console Made Of Steel (tct 0.8 Mm To 2 Mm) 8. Instrument Adds On Conning Console. D. 2x Ecdis Console (minimum Requirements) 1. Intel Core I5 Processor 2. 8 Gb Ram 3. 256 M.2 Ssd 4. Monitor 24” 5. Keyboard/mouse 6. Ups 1.5kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator 7. Console Made Of Steel (tct 0.8 Mm To 2 Mm) E. 2x Radar / Arpa Console (minimum Requirements) 1. Intel Core I5 Processor 2. 8 Gb Ram 3. 256 M.2 Ssd 4. Monitor 24” 5. Keyboard/mouse 6. Ups 1.5kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator 7. Console Made Of Steel (tct 0.8 Mm To 2 Mm) F. Binocular And Instrument (minimum Requirements) 1. Intel Core I5 Processor 2. 8 Gb Ram 3. 256 M.2. Ssd 4. Rtx 4070 Or Higher 5. Keyboard/mouse 6. 2x 24" Monitor 7. Ups 1.5kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator 8. Console Made Of Steel (tct 0.8 Mm To 2 Mm) G. Overhead Panel Display 1. Intel Core I5 Processor 2. 8 Gb Ram 3. 256 M.2 Ssd 4. At Least 1width And 0.4height 5. Keyboard/mouse 6. Ups 1kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator H. Radar/arpa I. Radar/arpa Keyboard (1 Set) Specifications: 1. Usb Interface 2. Console Mount Type I. Handset I. Handset Includes: 1. Handset 2. Cradle With A Ptt Switch 3. Usb Interface Board 4. Handset Box J. 1x Chart Table Console 1300mm X 1312mm (minimum Requirements) 1. Intel Core I5 Processor 2. 8 Gb Ram 3. 256 M.2 Ssd 4. 2x Monitor 24” 5. Keyboard/mouse 6. Ups 1kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator Ii. 1x Parallel Ruler Iii. 1x One-hand Compass Divider Steel Iv. 10x Plotting Triangle With Handle V. 1x Deck Log Book Vi. 1x Night Order Book Vii. 1x Bell Book Viii. 1x Chronometer Ix. Admiralty Paper Charts Related To Installed Maps In Simulator K. Gyro Repeater With Pelorus Stand 1. Bearing Repeater Compass 2. Pelorus Stand 3. Power: 24vd 4. Signal: Rs422 Nmea L. Weather Instruments 1. 1x Ships Clock 2. 1x Aneroid Barometer 3. 1x Hygrometer. M. Speaker With Subwoofer I. Channel Sound System Specification: 1. Interface With Visual Pc 2. Realization Of 3d Sound Effect System 3. Atleast 450watts Speaker With Subwoofer 4. Port: Mini Jack 7 Sets 4.2 Mini Bridge Simulator (horizon Field View Of 120 Degrees) A. Consoles Made In Formica Laminated Board Fabrication Of Main Bridge Consoles Consisting Of: I. Conning Console Ii. Radar Console Iii. Ecdis Console Iv. Maneuvering Console V. Chart Table With Gooseneck Dimming Light B. Mini Bridge Desktop Station (bridge Image Generator Computer For Visual, Conning, Radar, Maneuvering And Overhead Display) I. 3x 45” 4k Display For Visual (minimum Requirements) Ii. 1x Computer (minimum Requirements) 1. 256 M.2 Ssd 2. Rtx 4070 Or Higher 3. 1 X Keyboard/mouse 4. Ups 1.5kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator Iii. 1 X Computer (minimum Requirements) 1. Intel Core I5 Processor 2. 8 Gb Ram 3. 256 M.2 Ssd 4. Keyboard/mouse 5. 24” Monitor 6. Ups 1.5kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator Iv. 1 X Overhead Panel Display V. 1 X Speakers (minimum Requirements) 1. Interface With Visual Pc 2. Realization Of 3d Sound Effect System 3. Atleast 150 Watts Speaker With Subwoofer 4. Port: Mini Jack Vi. 1 X Goose Neck Microphone Vii. 1 X Set Desktop Instrument Console Including: 1. Steering System / Autopilot / Nfu 2. Steering Wheel Viii. Dual Telegraph 1. 1 X Console Tables 2. 1 X Handheld Uhf Equipment 3. 1 X Console Made In Formica Laminated Board (tct 3/4 Inches) Ix. Chart Table And Plotting Aids (minimum Requirements) 1. Intel Core I5 Processor 2. 8 Gb Ram 3. 256 M.2 Ssd 4. 1x Monitor 24” 5. Keyboard/mouse 6. Ups 1kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator X. 1x Parallel Ruler Xi. 1x One-hand Compass Divider Steel Xii. 1x Plotting Triangle With Handle Xiii. 1x Chart Table At Least 1000mm X 700mm Xiv. 1x Deck Log Book Xv. 1x Night Order Book Xvi. 1x Bell Book Xvii. 1x Chronometer 1 Set 4.3 Bridge Instructor Station A. Instructor Station I. 1x Computer (minimum Requirements) 1. 2x 24” Monitor 2. Intel Core I5 Processor 3. 16 Gb Ram 4. 256 M.2 Ssd 5. Rtx 4070 Or Higher 6. Keyboard/mouse 7. Ups 1.5kva 1. Surge Protection 2. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator Ii. 1x Handset 1. Handset 2. Cradle With A Ptt Switch 3. Usb Interface Board 4. Handset Box Iii. 1x Speaker 1. Type: Desktop 2. Port: Mini Jack Iv. 1x Steel Cabinet W/ Lock 1. Metal Drawer Office Drawer 2. File Cabinet Storage With Wheel V. 1x Drone View Monitor W/ Smart Tv 55” Tv Led (environment View Of Instructor) Vi. 1x Smart Tv 55” Tv Led For Cctv Vii. 1x Printer 1. Laser Printer A4 2. A4 Print Speed Up To 48 Ppm 3. Auto 2-sided (duplex) Printing, 1-line Lcd 4. Wifi, Airprint, Mopria, Wifi Direct, Lan, Usb 2.0 5. Colored Printer Viii. Instructor Station Table Specification: Ix. 1x Table Size: At Least L 1700 X W 700 X H 750 Mm 1. Material: Formica Matt Laminate On Chipboard X. Intercom Telephone / Public Announcement System Xi. 9x Two-way Vhf Radiotelephone (walkie-talkie) With Charging Connection Xii. 1x Ergodynamic Chair Xiii. 1x Document Metal Cabinet With Glass Sliding Door 1. Size: 1850x 400mmx 900mm 2. Door Lock 1 Set 4.4 Bridge Simulator Scenario Development Station B. Scenario Development Station As An Instructor Station Capable Of Deploying Scenarios To Other Stations. I. 1x Computer (minimum Requirements) 1. 2x 24” Monitor 2. Intel Core I5 Processor 3. 16 Gb Ram 4. 256 M.2 Ssd 5. Rtx 4070 Or Higher 6. Keyboard/mouse 7. Ups 1.5kva 1. Surge Protection 2. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator Ii. 1x Table Size: At Least L 1200 X W 800 X H 750 Mm 1. Material: Formica Matt Laminate On Chipboard Iii. 1x Ergodynamic Chair 5. Software Requirements 5.1 Full Mission Bridge Simulator The Full Mission Bridge Simulator Shall Have The Following Software And Controls For The Following Workstations: A. Workstation For Navigating, Maneuvering And Monitoring Consisting: · One (1) Ecdis Master Software · One (1) Ecdis Slave Software · One (1) Conning Display Software · One (1) Radar/arpa 3cm · One (1) Radar/arpa 10cm · Nine (9) Realistic Visualization Software With 270° Field Of View · Keyboard And Trackball Controls For Ecdis, Radar Apra And Conning Display · Two (2) Vhf Dsc Radio W Ch16 · One (1) Overhead Panel Display · One (1) Main Engine Telegraph Including Emergency Stop Control With Printer · One (1) Bow And Stern Thruster Control · One (1) Gps Software · One (1) Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (bnwas) · One (1) Echo Sounder · One (1) Speed Log · One (1) Vr Binoculars · One (1) Observer Position/ Visual Control · One (1) Anchor Gear And Mooring Operations Control · One (1) Towing Control · One (1) Tugs Control · One (1) Autopilot Control System · Nfu/ Fu Controls · One (1) Tiller Controls · One (1) Information On Ship Automatic Identification System (ais) · One (1) Intercom Telephone Capable For Public Address System · One (1) Conference Microphone · One (1) Control For Searchlight · One (1) Gyro Repeater/pelorus Stand That Can Display Magnetic And Gyro Compass · One (1) Bearing Finder · One (1) Alarm System Panel For General Alarm, Fire Alarm, And Other Alarms · Navigation Lights Control · Flags, Daytime Shapes And Sound Signals Control · One (1) Two-way Vhf Radiotelephone (walkie-talkie) With Charging Connection · Sound Reception System · Acknowledgment Of The Watch Alarm · Information Indicators For: - Propeller Revolutions (actual And Desired) - Main Engine Rpm - Main Engine Revolution In The Case Of Reduction Geared Engine - Propeller Pitch In The Case Of Controllable Pitch Propeller - Torque - Starting Air - Lateral Thrust - Log Speed And Speed Over The Ground - Bow And Stern Speed - Athwartship Speed - Rudder Angle - Rate-of-turn - Gyro Compass Heading - Magnetic Compass Heading - Heading Reminder (pre-set Heading) - Water Depth Including Depth Warning Adjustment - Vessel Time - Wind Direction And Velocity - Air And Water Temperature - Clinometer - Alarms - Pilot Card - Maneuvering Characteristics - Scoring Exercise/ Assessment · Signal Transmitter For: - Whistle - Automatic Device For Fog Signals - Alarms, (general Alarm, Emergency Alarm, Etc.) - Morse Signaling Light B. Workstation For Manual Steering (wheelhouse) Consisting Of: · One (1) Steering Wheel · Rudder Pump Selector Switch · Steering Mode Selector Switch · Steering Position Selector Switch · Indications For: - Gyro Compass Heading - Magnetic Compass Heading - Pre-set Heading - Rudder Angle - Rate Of Turn - Steering Mode (fu/nfu) – Track Control/auto Navigation C. Workstation For Route Planning And Documentation Consisting Of: · Computer For Route Planning Devices (ecdis) · Chart Table With Drawers For Paper Charts, Flags And Pennants · Paper Charts · Plotting Aids · Chronometer · Weather Facsimile D. Workstation For Communications Consisting Of: · One (1) Handset For Radiotelephone · Gmdss Equipment As Required For The Applicable Sea Area · Vhf-dsc, Radiotelephone · Mf-dsc, Radiotelephone · Mf/hf-dsc, Nbdp, Radiotelephone · Mf/hf Mf/hf Radio Telex · Inmarsat-ses, Egc Rx With Lrit And Ssas · Navtex/egc/hf Direct Printing Telegraph · Fbb/iridium · Cospas-sarsat Epirb · Sart · Ais Sart · Main Station For Two-way Vhf Radiotelephone · Aircraft Vhf Radiotelephone · Gmdss Alarm Panel · Radio Direction Finder Rt-500-m (marine) · Power Switchboard · Battery Charger · Virtual Printer 5.2 Mini Bridge Simulator The Mini Bridge Simulators Shall Have Each Of The Following Software And Controls For The Following Workstations: E. Workstation For Navigating, Maneuvering And Monitoring Consisting: · One (1) Ecdis Master Software · One (1) Conning Display Software · One (1) Radar/arpa Interchangeable To 3cm & 10cm · Three (3) Realistic Visualization Software With 120° Field Of View · Keyboard And Trackball Controls For Ecdis, Radar Apra And Conning Display · One (1) Vhf Dsc Radio W Ch16 · One (1) Overhead Panel Display · One (1) Main Engine Telegraph Including Emergency Stop Control With Printer · One (1) Bow And Stern Thruster Control · One (1) Gps Software · One (1) Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (bnwas) · One (1) Echo Sounder · One (1) Speed Log · One (1) Vr Binoculars · One (1) Observer Position/ Visual Control · One (1) Anchor Gear And Mooring Operations Control · One (1) Towing Control · One (1) Tugs Control · One (1) Autopilot Control System · Nfu/ Fu Controls · One (1) Tiller Controls · One (1) Information On Ship Automatic Identification System (ais) · One (1) Intercom Telephone Capable For Public Address System · One (1) Conference Microphone · One (1) Control For Searchlight · One (1) Vdr Remote Alarm Panel · One (1) Bearing Finder · One (1) Alarm System Panel For General Alarm, Fire Alarm, And Other Alarms · Navigation Lights Control · Flags, Daytime Shapes And Sound Signals Control · One (1) Two-way Vhf Radiotelephone (walkie-talkie) With Charging Connection · Sound Reception System · Acknowledgment Of The Watch Alarm · Information Indicators For: - Propeller Revolutions (actual And Desired) - Main Engine Rpm - Main Engine Revolution In The Case Of Reduction Geared Engine - Propeller Pitch In The Case Of Controllable Pitch Propeller - Torque - Starting Air - Lateral Thrust - Log Speed And Speed Over The Ground - Bow And Stern Speed - Athwartship Speed - Rudder Angle - Rate-of-turn - Gyro Compass Heading - Magnetic Compass Heading - Heading Reminder (pre-set Heading) - Water Depth Including Depth Warning Adjustment - Vessel Time - Wind Direction And Velocity - Air And Water Temperature - Clinometer - Alarms - Pilot Card - Maneuvering Characteristics - Scoring Exercise/ Assessment · Signal Transmitter For: - Whistle - Automatic Device For Fog Signals - Alarms, (general Alarm, Emergency Alarm, Etc.) - Morse Signaling Light F. Workstation For Manual Steering (wheelhouse) Consisting Of: · One (1) Steering Wheel · Rudder Pump Selector Switch · Steering Mode Selector Switch · Steering Position Selector Switch · Indications For: - Gyro Compass Heading - Magnetic Compass Heading - Pre-set Heading - Rudder Angle - Rate Of Turn - Steering Mode (fu/nfu) G. Workstation For Route Planning And Documentation Consisting Of: · Computer For Route Planning Devices (ecdis) · Chart Table With Drawers For Paper Charts, Flags And Pennants · Paper Charts · Plotting Aids · Chronometer H. Workstation For Communications Consisting Of: · One (1) Handset For Radiotelephone · Gmdss Equipment As Required For The Applicable Sea Area · Vhf-dsc, Radiotelephone · Mf-dsc, Radiotelephone · Mf/hf-dsc, Nbdp, Radiotelephone · Mf/hf Mf/hf Radio Telex · Inmarsat-ses, Egc Rx With Lrit And Ssas · Navtex/egc/hf Direct Printing Telegraph · Fbb/iridium · Cospas-sarsat Epirb · Sart · Ais Sart · Main Station For Two-way Vhf Radiotelephone · Aircraft Vhf Radiotelephone · Gmdss Alarm Panel · Radio Direction Finder Rt-500-m (marine) · Power Switchboard · Battery Charger · Virtual Printer 5.3 Instructor Station 1. The Instructor Workstation Is An Integral Part Of The Simulator And Is Designed To Control The Training Complex, Design (develop) Exercises, Perform Exercises In Real Time, Control Exercise Performance By Trainees, Change Environmental Conditions And Sailing Circumstances, As Well As Enter Own Ship Failure Variables, Document, And Archive The Position And Activity Of The Ship Involved In The Exercise. The Instructor Station Software Should Contain Navigation Areas As Well As Sub-tasks For Each Area, Allowing The Control Of All Active Vessels And Target Ships. 2. Navigation Instructor Software Includes: · Navigation Instructor · Evaluation And Assessment · Tug And Mooring · Radar/arpa · Electronic Navigational Chart: · Bird Eye Of Instructor · Debriefing System 3. Simulator Session(s) Control: • Exercise(s) Start, Pause, Re-start After The Pause, Stop On Bridge(s); • Setting The Initial Position For Own Ships; • Entering Faults Of Navigation Systems, Steering Gear, Propulsion Plant, Fire And General Alarm; • Ability To Set Faults Of Navigational Equipment; • Pulling Apart Ships That Have Collided Or Run Aground; • Control Of Target Vessels, Hoisting Flags Of The International Code Of Signals, Turning Their Sound Signals On And Turning Their Lights On/off; 4. The Software Modules Should Provide A Possibility To Flexibly Configure The Required Bridge Configuration. General: · An Integrated Application For Exercise Editing, Conducting And Debriefing; · Highly Accurate Data Representation Based On Vector Diagrams (ability To Automatically Load All Diagrams Related To The Selected Game Area); · Tools For Creating Exercises And Automatic Competency Assessment Scenarios; · Displaying Of The Actual Ship Contours; · Display Of Object Tracks: Contour Or Point With Selectable Resolution, Track History And Time Stamps; · Using The Mouse Wheel For Chart Scaling; · Control Of Simulator Session(s); · Continuous Automatic Recording Of Data During Exercise (main, Audio And Video Log Files); · Real Time, Slow Time, And Fast Time Modes; · Ability To Display And Print A New Pilot Card And A Table Of Maneuvering Characteristics Of The Ship; · Setting Parameters And Faults Of Navigation Equipment: Radar, Gps, Loran C, Log, Gyro, Echo Sounder, Uais; · Setting Weather And Bathymetric Conditions: Global And Local Zones, Import Of Tide And Current Databases (ecdis); · Working With Measuring Tools: - Ability To Set Erbl; - Ability To Attach, Move Or Delete Erbl During An Exercise; 9. Ability To Attach Sart To The Life Raft; 5. Ability To Move Own Ship During Exercise Without Grounding Or Collision; 6. Ability To Apply Virtual Tug Force To 8 Points Of The Vessel’s Hull In Any Direction; 7. Display Of Actual Ship's Contours; 8. Continuous Display Of Parameters Of Vessel Movement And Environment Conditions: Course And Speed Of The Vessel, Course Over The Ground, Transversal Component Of Speed On The Bow And On The Stern, Gyro Heading, Rate Of Turn, Speed And Direction Of The Current And Wind, Height And Direction Of A Wave, Depth; 9. Independent Instructor Control For Wind And Swell Components Of The Wave; 10. Ability To Set Sea State Spectrum: · Pierson-moskowitz; · Phillips; · Ittc (international Towing Tank Conference); · Jonswap (joint North Sea Wave Project); · User. 11. Ability To Exclude Hydrodynamic Interaction With Mooring Walls In The Required Area; 12. Ability To Create A Template Containing A Set Of Objects (ships), Save And Use This Template In Other Exercises; 13. Ability To Save Environment Settings As A Template And Load A Previously Saved Template In Any Exercise And Area; 14. Mooring Operations: · Ability To Set The Rope Material; · Ability To Set The Initial State Of The Mooring Winch (render, Slack Away, Stop); · Ability To Set Mooring Winch Parameters (speed, Pulling Force, Holding Force); · Ability To Operate The Mooring Winch At The Instructor Workplace. 15. Anchor Operations: · Ability To Set User Ground Type With Required Anchor Holding Force Coefficients; · Display Of Anchor Position On The Instructor's Chart On The Ground. 16. Control Of Navigational Lights And Shapes: · Ability To Control The Navigational Lights; · Ability To Switch On/off Deck Lights On Target Ships. 17. Loading/discharging Of Own Ship During Exercises; 18. Weather Conditions Manager: · Ability To Set Predefined Weather Conditions By Beaufort Number (wind, Wave, Whitecaps And Foam, 3d Clouds, Cloud Layer, Visibility) On The Fly; · Ability To Set Customized Weather Conditions; · Visual Effects: Rain And Snow (low, Medium, High), Lightning, Reflection, Translucency, Sea With White Caps, Foam, Splashes, Bow-wave; · Separate Settings For Wind Wave And Swell; · Manual Control Of Wind Direction And Strength; · Adjustment Of Atmospheric Parameters – Temperature, Humidity, Pressure; · Ability To Use Thunderstorm, Precipitation; · Automatic Calculation Of The Position Of The Sun, Moon, Major Stars (up To 100) And Constellations, The Angle And Phase Of The Moon; · Ability To Set Wave Spectrum Type: Pierson-moskowitz; Jonswap (joint North Sea Wave Project); Phillips; User-defined; · Ability To Use Thunderstorm, Precipitation. 19. Rcc, Ship And Coast Stating Assignment; 20. Log Module With Possibility To Print Out And Create Archives; 21. Window For Listening/monitoring Of The Radiotelephone Traffic Including Possibilities To Interfere With Radiotelephone Traffic; 22. Ability To Introduce Background Noise From A List And Instrument Faults To The Trainee Stations. 23. Ability To Change Names, Call Signs, Mmsi, Telex Numbers And Inmarsat Mobile Numbers Of All Emulated Ship Stations And Coast Station According To The Needs Of Different Exercises; 24. Electronic Chart With Vessel Position Indication And The Ability To Change Position, Course And Speed; 25. Ability To Display And Instantly Change Trainee Station Positions On The Electronic Map For Search And Rescue (sar) Exercises; 26. Full Monitoring Of Any Trainee Workstation – The Ability To Monitor The Status Of Each Gmdss Unit And Listen To The Radio Traffic Of Each Trainee Station; 27. Connection To An External Printer; 28. Connection To An Active Speaker For Simultaneous Viewing Of Channels; 29. Providing Functions Of A Coast Telex Or Telephone Subscriber, Coast Radio Station And Rcc Operator From The Log Window; 30. Status Window For All Instruments At Any Workstation; 31. Ability To Log Communication And Trainee Actions For Playback And Later Review; 32. Database Of Coastal Stations, Navtex And Msi Stations And Inmarsat Shore-based Stations Plotted On The Chart; 33. Information About The Gmdss Sea Areas On The Chart; 34. Approximate Estimation Of Radio Wave Propagation In The Selected Frequency Range; 35. Evaluation And Assessment Module; 36. Navtex Functionality: · Ability To Send Navtex Messages On Behalf Of A Navtex Station; · Ability To Edit And Use The Navtex Station Used-defined List; · Ability To Save And Use Navtex Message Templates. 37. “intercom” Panel. To Monitor Intercom Communication, Execute Voice Messages From The Instructor's Side. 38. Vhf Radio Station Module. To Monitor Vhf Communication, Send Voice Messages From The Instructor’s Side, Play Pre-recorded *.wav Files. 39. Coastal Radio Station Module. Screen Layout: 40. Use Of The Mouse Wheel For Chart Centering And Scaling; 41. On-screen Display Of Mooring Walls And Piers; 42. On-screen Display Of Actual Contours Of Any Ship; 43. On-screen Display Of The Object’s Route Line And Its Actual Track; 44. On-screen Display Of The True And Relative Speed Vectors; 45. Selectable Display Mode: True Motion, Relative Motion, Course Up Or North Up; 46. Display Of Prompt And Other Information In The Status Bar: · Bearing And Distance From The Current Cursor On-chart Position To The Reference Point; · Coordinates Of The Current Cursor On-chart Position; · Depth In The Current Cursor Position; · Current Exercise Time (absolute And Relative). 47. Displaying Of Object Tracks: Contour Or Point With Selectable Resolution, Track History And Time Stamp; 48. Displaying Of Walls And Piers; 49. Use Of A Mouse Wheel For Chart Centering And Scaling; 50. User Configurable Workplace; 51. Different Panels For The Control And Monitoring Of The Exercise Fulfillment: · Reports Panel – To Form And Print Exercise Fulfillment Reports; · Ship Info Panel – To Display Courses, Longitudinal And Transverse Speeds, Rates Of Turn For All The Ships Involved In The Exercise. · Evaluation And Assessment Module Panel; · Target Panel – To Control Vessel Target And Flight And Sar Objects; · Objects Panel – To Promptly Select An Object On The Chart From The List Of All The Objects Available In The Exercise; · Flags Panel – To Hoist/lower Ics Flag Signals On Any Of The Ships, Including Ability To Set And Keep Flag Templates · Events Panel – For The Automatic Recording Of Any Important Events Related To The Incorrect Trainee Actions; · Flash Light Panel – To Send Light Signals From Target Vessels, Including Automated Translation Into Morse Code; · Magnetic Deviation Panel – To Configure The Magnetic Deviation Panel For The Vessels, Participating In The Exercise, Save The Panel And Apply Desired Template To Any Own Vessel, Print The Magnetic Deviation Table; · Procedural Alarms Panel – For Defining User Set Of Alarm For Dedicated Vessels. 52. Setting Navigational Equipment Parameters And Faults: Radar, Gps, Loran C, Log, Gyro, Echo Sounder, Uais; 53. Setting The Exercise Weather And Bathymetric Conditions: Global And Local Zones, Import Of Tide And Current Databases; 54. Observing Own Ships And Targets On The Chart: Ship Info Panel, Cpatcpa Panel, Events Panel; 55. Control Of Own Ships And Targets On The Chart: Direct Control Of Steering And Propulsion Systems, Autopilot, Mooring Lines, Anchors; 56. Setting Faults Of Navigational Equipment, Steering And Propulsion System, Fire And General Alarms; 57. Continuous Data Logging During Exercises; 58. Playback Of Recorded Exercises In Real And Fast-time Modes; 59. Performing Preliminary Exercises On The Map To Check Their Suitability For Training On The Simulator; 60. Distress Signals (flare, Smoke Signals, Dye Markers); 61. Adding New Target Ships; 62. Changing Weather Conditions; 63. Moving Buoys, Turning Off Lights On Them And Hiding Them On Both The Visualization System And Radar; 64. Control Of Automatic Tugboats On Commands From The Bridge Or From The Instructor; 65. Generating And Printing Exercise Reports 5.4 Simulator Scenario Development Station 1. The Simulator Scenario Development Station Shall Be Integrated With All Engine Stations And Instructor Stations, And Can Act As An Instructor Station Capable Of Deploying Scenarios To Other Stations (bridge And Engine) 2. The Simulator Scenario Development Station Shall Have The Same Software And Control Capabilities As The Instructor Station. (see Section A 5.5.3) B. Full Mission Engine Room Simulator (fmers) And Mini Er Stations’ Features And Applications, Major Components And Engine Room Simulator Performance Standards 1. Major Components The Full Mission Engine Simulators That Can Be Integrated With Bridge Simulators Shall Consist Of The Following Major Components: A. One (1) Full Mission Engine Room Station (class A Configuration) B. Ten (10) Mini Engine Room Stations (class B Configuration) C. One (1) Server Station D. One (1) Instructor Station E. One (1) Simulator Scenario Development Station F. One (1) Briefing/ Debriefing Station 2. Features And Applications 2.1 The Man Electronic Engine Model Simulates A Suez Max Crude Oil Carrier With A Man Slow Speed Turbo Charged Diesel Engine As Propulsion Unit Modeled With Fixed Propeller. The Main Engine Models Respond Dynamically To Variations In Operation And Conditions Of The Ship Model, And The Ship Models Have Mutual Responses To The Main Engine Models. The Model Is Based On Real Engine Data That Makes The Dynamic Behavior Of The Simulator Close To Real Engine Response. In Addition To The Man Engine, The Vessel Has An Electrical Power Plant Including Three 1125 Kva Diesel Generators And One 250 Kva Emergency Generator. The Steam Plant Includes Two D-type Steam Boilers, Based On Alfa Laval And One Composite Boiler (aalborg), 3 Cargo Turbines, Condensing And Feed Water Systems. Control Room Operator Station, Bridge And Steering Panels Are Included. The System Shall Also Be Connected To The High Voltage Engine Simulator. 2.2 The Simulator Models Complies With The Requirements In The Stcw Convention, Regulation 1/12 And Fulfill The Standards Of An Internationally Recognized Classification Society For Maritime Simulator Systems. 2.3 The Engine Model Main Specifications High Fidelity Engine Room Systems Include: - Sea & Lt/ht Fresh Water Systems, Incl. Fw Generator - Electrical Power Plant, Incl. Diesel Generators And Power Management - Start & Service Air Compressors, Incl. Compressor Intermediate Coolers And Emergency Compressor - Integrated Automation System, Incl. Vessel Performance Monitor - Steam Plant Incl. D-type Oil Fired Boilers And Combined Exhaust/oil Fired Boiler - Diesel/heavy Fuel/oil Systems, Incl. Hfo, Lshfo And Mdo Tanks, Separators, Viscometers - Lubricating Oil Systems, Incl. Separator - Stern Tube Systems - Steering Gear - Main Engine Control System (man) - Main Engine Remote Control System (ac 600) - Main Engine Maneuvering System - Main Engine Hydraulic Oil System - Main Engine Hydraulic Cylinder Units System - Cylinder Indication Diagrams - Air Ventilation System - Bilge Wells & Bilge Separator - Sewage Treatment Plant - Incinerator Plant - Inert Gas System - Ballast System - Refrigeration System - Ship Loading System - Fire Detection System - Fire Fighting System - Remote Co2 Release, Emergency Stops And Quick Release Valves - Emission Control System (water Scrubbing And Me Low Nox Mode) 2.4 The Engine Simulator Product Shall Be Able To Address The Following Stcw Competencies And Shall Be Reflected In The Certificate: · Table A-iii/1.1 – Maintain Safe Engineering Watch · Table A-iii/1.3 – Used Of Internal Communication Systems · Table A-iii/1.4 – Operate Main And Auxiliary Machinery And Associated Controls · Table A-iii/1.5 – Operate Fuel, Lubrication, Ballast And Other Pumping Systems And Associated Control Systems · Table A-iii/1.6 – Operate Electrical, Electronic And Control Systems · Table A-iii/1.7 – Maintenance And Repair Of Electrical And Electronic Equipment · Table A-iii/1.11 – Maintain Seaworthiness Of The Ship 2.5 Interface To Engine Room High Voltage System - The Engine Room Model Will Be Interfaced To A Corresponding High Voltage Simulator And Gas Turbine Installed In The Academy. 3. Engine Room Simulator Performance Standards 3.1 Physical Realism The Engine Simulator Stations Shall Have The Following Physical Realism: A. Equipment And Consoles Shall Be Installed, Mounted, And Arranged In A Ship-like Manner B. The Control Room Consoles Shall Include Control And Monitoring Of The Main Engine, Auxiliary Engines And Electrical Power Generation, Steam Boiler, Pump, Compressors And All Other Alarms. C. The Remote Monitoring And Control Systems Shall Be In Compliance With The Functional Requirements Of The Classification Societies For Periodically Unattended Machinery Spaces. D. The Main Engine Remote Control Console Shall Include Command Functions And Status Indication Normally Found On Board Ships. E. The Electric Power Generation Shall Be Under Automatic Or Manual Control. Such System Should Be Able To Constantly Monitor Demand And Supply. When Deviation From Pre-set Limits Arises, The System Should Be Able To Act In Order To Normalize The Situation. The System Shall Also Perform Continuous Control Of The Frequency And Load Sharing. F. The Electric Power Supply System Shall Be Operated Either From The Switchboard Or The Power Management System. - Remote Start/stop Of Auxiliary Diesel Generators - Operation For Shaft Generator - Connect/ Disconnect Of All Generators - Automatic And Priority Selection - Non-essential Systems Trip - Constant Frequency Mode - Different Control Modes Of Load Sharing G. The Main Switchboard Shall Be A Full Scale Model Of A Typical Switchboard, And Comprise The Necessary Controls And Indicators Usually Available Of Real Generators. H. The Remote Control And Automation System Must Include Control Of The Following Equipment: - Me Lubricating Oil Pumps - Me Fresh Water Cooling Pumps - Me Sea Water Cooling Pumps - Me Auxiliary Blowers - Fuel Oil System And Pumps - Air Compressors - Steering Gear Pumps - Fire Pump Each Of The Above Individual Units Shall Allow Manual Start And Stop From The Control Room Consoles. It Shall Also Be Possible To Use Automatic Start And Stop Where Applicable. I. The Alarm Monitoring System Shall Consist Of A Typical Shipboard Alarm System. J. An Alarm Shall Be Announced By Sound And By Flashing Light In The Control Room. K. A Printer Or A Computer In The Engine Room Control Shall Be Used As An Alarm Log And Event Log. L. “dead Man Alarm System” The Simulator Shall Have The Following Additional Requirements For Low Speed Engine: M. The Simulated Engine Room Shall As A Minimum Reflect Typical Machinery Found On Merchant Ships. The Following Main Components Shall Be Simulated And All Necessary Sub-systems Included For A Low Speed Engine: - Main Engine Including Turbocharger System - 2 Auxiliary Diesel Generators - Lubrication Oil Separator - Steering Gear System - Fire Pump - Shaft Generator - Cooling Water System Including Freshwater Generation System - Turbo Generator - Fuel Oil Bunkering System - Fuel Oil Settling And Service Systems - 2 Heavy Fuel Oil Separators - 1 Diesel Oil Separator - Steam Generation Plant Including Exhaust And Oil-fired Boilers - Diesel Oil And Heavy Fuel Oil Supply To Main And Auxiliary Engines - Main Engine Operation From Engine Room, Engine Control Room And Bridge - Turbocharger System - Air Ventilation System For Engine And Control Room - Bilge Water System Including Oily Water Treatment Systems - Stern Tube System - Deck Machinery Applicable To The Ship Model - Ballast System - Sewage Treatment System The Simulator Shall Have The Following Additional Requirements For Medium And High Speed Engine: N. The Simulated Engine Room Shall Consist Of Typical Machinery Found On Merchant Ships. The Following Main Components Shall Be Simulated And All Necessary Sub-systems Included For A Medium And High Speed Engine: - One Or More Main Engines - Main Sw System - 2 Auxiliary Engines - Fuel Oil Tanks - Fuel Oil Separator - Lubrication Oil Separator - Main Engine(s), Including: • Fresh Water System • Lubrication System • Turbocharger System • Me Sw System - Reduction Gear System - Controllable Propeller Pitch Were Applicable - Steam Generation System As Applicable - Freshwater Generator - Bilge Wells And Bilge Separation System - 2 Air Compressors - Steering Gear System - Fire Pump - Electrical Power Plant - Deck Machinery Applicable To The Ship Model - Ballast System - Sewage Treatment System The Simulator Shall At Least Have The Following Additional Requirements For Machinery Spaces: O. The Simulated Machinery Spaces Shall At Least Include One Dedicated Room For This Purpose. P. At Least The Following Main Components Of The Machinery Spaces Shall Be Graphically Presented Or Represented By Mock-ups Or In Realistic Visualization (to Illustrate Physical Presence) In The Simulated Machinery Spaces: - Main Engine - Auxiliary Diesel Generators - Steam Boiler - Fire Pump Q. The Facilities For Local Operation In The Simulated Machinery Spaces Shall Consist Of Local Operating Stations For Each System. Each Station Shall Be Furnished With Start/stop (open/closed) Buttons And Status Lights, Various Numbers Of Pressure -, Temperature Indicators, Etc. The Local Operating Stations Shall At Least Give Means To Operate The Following: - Main Engine (me) - Me Lubricating Oil Systems Including Separator - Me Fresh Water Cooling System - Me Sea Water Cooling System - Me Auxiliary Blowers - 2 Auxiliary Diesel Generators - Steam Boiler - Fuel Oil System (diesel And Heavy Fuel Oil) Including Separator - 2 Air Compressors - Steering Gear System - Bilge Water System - Fire Pump R. All Valves Typically Associated With The Operation Of Above Machinery May Be Operated At The Computer Screen In A 3d Visual Form Or Mouse Operated By The Candidate. S. Internal Communication System. 3.2 Behavioral Realism The Engine Simulator Stations Shall Have The Following Behavioral Realism: A. The Simulator Models Shall Be Able To Replicate The Dynamic Behaviour Of The Machinery Systems And All Its Visual Parameters As Well As The Interactions Between The Sub-systems. B. The Simulator Models Shall Simulate The Engine Room Components With Their Procedures, As Well As Modelled Controller Systems (sensors, Controllers, Actuators, And Valves) Connected To The Processes. C. When Simulating Real Equipment The Behaviour Of Such Simulated Equipment Should Behave As Identical Aw Possible As The Original. Critical Parameters Of The Behaviour Shall Be Documented D. The Simulator Model Shall Make Applicable Controllers Available And Adjustable With Regards To Pid (proportional-integral-derivative Controller) Parameters. E. The Simulator Model Shall Provide Facilities To Allow The Injection And Resetting Of Malfunctions At Appropriate Times During Operation As Necessary. F. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Change In Seawater Temperature And Demonstrate How This Affects The Complete Simulation Model. G. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate A Change In Air Temperature And Demonstrate How This Affects The Complete Simulation Model. H. The Simulator Shall Have All Heat Exchangers Available And Adjustable With Regards To Their Parameters (heat-transfer Factor, Heat Dissipation Are Etc.) I. The Simulator Shall Make All Pumps Available And Adjustable With Regards To Their Parameters (pump Capacity, Wear, Etc.) J. It Shall Be Possible To Demonstrate Systematically The Tests That Are Made On The Ums (unmanned Machinery Space) Alarm System. K. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Auto Slow-down And Emergency Shut Down L. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Safe Methods To Test Inert Gas Generator (ig) Alarms And Control. M. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Testing Of The 24v D.c. Power Supply To The Navigation, Communication And Engine Room Control Console In Event Of Power Failure. N. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Safe Method Of Testing The Insulation For Rotor And Stator. O. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Of Reading A Power Factor Meter With Reference To Four Segments P. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Testing Of The Devices And Relays Provided For Generator Protection Q. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Tests Related To Avr (automatic Voltage Regulator) R. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Methods Of Cooling And Checking Of Air Gap S. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate The Precautionary Measures When Megger Testing The Rotor Of A Brushless Generator T. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Routine Tests On An Emergency Generator U. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate How A Generator Circuit Breaker Ocr (over Current Relay) Is Set And Tested. V. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate The Process Of Connecting A Shaft Generator On Load And Specific Conditions For Taking Off Load. W. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate The Procedure For Megger Testing A High Voltage System X. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate The Maintenance And Checks Carried Out On An Acb (air Circuit Breaker) Y. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Recovery From “dead Ship” Condition. Z. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Methods Test The “preferential Tripping Sequence” Aa. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Methods To Tests Auto “cut In” Of Stand Fault Bb. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Methods Of Diagnosing Single Phasing Fault. Cc. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Operation And Maintenance Of Variable Speed Motor Starters. Dd. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Operational Test Methods Of Oily Water Separator Monitors Ee. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate Test Methods For Level Alarms And Function Tests Of Bilge Pumping Arrangement Ff. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate The Functional Tests Of Odmcs (oil Discharge Monitoring And Control System) And Odme (oil Discharge Monitoring Equipment) System Gg. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate The Function Test Of Ows (oily Water Separator) And Ppm (parts Per Million) Unit. 3.3 Operating Environment The Engine Simulator Stations Shall Have The Following Operating Environment: A. It Shall Be To Adjust The Noise Level In The Simulated Machinery Spaces Infinite From No Added Noise Up To Minimum 100 Db(a). The Noise Shall Have A Frequency Distribution Typical For Machinery Spaces. Headset Is Provided For Each Workstation. B. It Shall Be Possible To Simulate The Sea Water Temperature At Least Infinite Between +1ºc And +30 ºc C. An Alarm Can Be Heard Through Headset Of A Candidate And By Flashing Light In The Machinery Spaces 4. Hardware Requirements 1 Set 4.1 Full Mission Engine Room Simulator A. Engine Control Room Consoles I. Ecr Pump Compressor And Power Management Console 1. 1 X Console 2. 1 X Computer 3. 2 X 24 Touch Monitors Ii. Ecr2 Alarm, Monitoring And Remote-control Console: 1. 1 X Console 2. 1 X Computer 3. 1 X Keyboard 4. 1 X 24” Touch Monitor 5. 1 X Industrial Tracker Ball Iii. Ecr3 Main Engine Remote Control And Indication Console 1. 2 X Console 2. 1 X Computer 3. 3 X 24” Touch Monitors 4. 1 X Speed Set Lever For Main Engine Remote Control And 5. Indication Console 6. Dead Man Alarm (dma) 7. Engineers Reset 8. Included Power Relay To Which Illumination In Engine Control Room And Engine Room Can Be Connected, Causing Lights In The Rooms To Go Out During A Blackout To Increase Realism. Iv. Simulated Cctv Touch Monitor 1. 1 X Computer 2. 1 X 24 Monitor V. Internal Telephone At The Following Locations 1. Instructors Station 2. Engine Control Room 3. Engine Room 4. Emergency Generator Room Vi. Main Switchboard 1. 14 X Touch Screen Monitors 2. 7 X Computers 3. 1 Set Of Speakers 4. Installed In A Switchboard Manner Vii. Engine Room Equipment 1. 4 Dome Type Virtual Walkthrough 2. 4 X High Resolution Short Throw Projector 3. 4 X Computer With Graphics Card 4. 4 X Controller Viii. Local Operating Station Console 1. 1 X Console 2. 1 X Computer 3. 1 X Keyboard 4. 1 X 24” Touch Monitor 5. 1 X Industrial Tracker Ball Ix. Engine Room Sound 1. 1 X Sub Woofer 2. 4 X Satellite Speaker X. Alarm Horn And Lamp 1. 1 X Column With Lights And Sirens Xi. Emergency Generator Room 1. 1 X Dome Type Virtual Walkthrough 2. 1 X High Resolution Short Throw Projector 3. 1 X Computer With Graphics Card 4. 1 X Controller 5. With Sound System B. All Computers Must Be The Latest Generation This Includes Processors, Memory, Graphics Card And Storage. I. Monitors: Full Hd Resolution Ii. Storage: Solid-state Drive (ssd) Iii. Processor Generation: Must Be From The Latest Generation Of Processors Iv. Graphics: Integrated Graphics Dedicated Gpu If Needed. C. Touchscreens For Durability, Responsiveness, And Multi-touch Support. D. Each Computer Must Be Paired With A Ups Unit Rated For At Least 1.5 Kva And Automatic Voltage Regulation To Handle Voltage Fluctuations. E. The Engine Control Console Must Be Made From Steel W/ Handrails 10 Sets 4.2 Mini Engine Room Simulator A. 1x Computer Specification (minimum Requirement) 1. Intel Core I5 Processor 2. 16 Gb Ram 3. 256 M.2. Ssd 4. Video Card 5. Keyboard/mouse 6. 2x At Least 24" Monitor (touchscreen) 7. Ups 1.5kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator B. 1x Table Size: At Least L 1200 X W 800 X H 750 Mm C. 1x Chairs 1 Set 4.3 Engine Instructor Station A. Instructor Station I. 1x Computer (minimum Requirements) 1. 3x 24” Monitor 2. Intel Core I5 Processor 3. 16 Gb Ram 4. 256 M.2 Ssd 5. Keyboard/mouse 6. Ups 1.5kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator Ii. 1x Speaker 1. Type: Desktop 2. Port: Mini Jack Iii. 1x Steel Cabinet W/ Lock 1. Metal Drawer Office Drawer 2. File Cabinet Storage With Wheel Iv. 1x Smart Tv 55” Tv Led For Cctv V. 1x Printer 1. Laser Printer A4 2. A4 Print Speed Up To 48 Ppm 3. Auto 2-sided (duplex) Printing, 1-line Lcd 4. Wifi, Airprint, Mopria, Wifi Direct, Lan, Usb 2.0 5. Colored Printer Vi. Instructor Station Table Specification: Vii. 11x Two-way Vhf Radiotelephone (walkie-talkie) With Charging Connection Viii. 1x Table Size: At Least L 1700 X W 700 X H 750 Mm 1. Material: Formica Matt Laminate On Chipboard Ix. 1x Ergodynamic Chair X. 1x Document Metal Cabinet With Glass Sliding Door 1. Size: 1850x 400mmx 900mm 2. Door Lock 1 Set 4.4 Engine Simulator Scenario Development Station A. Scenario Development Station As An Instructor Station Capable Of Deploying Scenarios To Other Stations (bridge And Engine) 1. 1x Computer (minimum Requirements) 2. 2x 24” Monitor 3. Intel Core I5 Processor 4. 16 Gb Ram 5. 256 M.2 Ssd 6. Rtx 4070 Or Higher 7. Keyboard/mouse 8. Ups 1.5kva A. Surge Protection B. W/ Automatic Voltage Regulator B. 1x Table Size: At Least L 1200 X W 800 X H 750 Mm I. Material: Formica Matt Laminate On Chipboard Ii. 1x Ergodynamic Chair 5. Software Requirements 5.1 Full Mission Engine Room Simulator 5.2 Mini Engine Room Simulator 5.3 Instructor Station 5.4 Simulator Scenario Development Station 1. The Simulator Scenario Development Station Shall Be Integrated With All Engine Stations And Instructor Stations, And Can Act As An Instructor Station Capable Of Deploying Scenarios To Other Stations (bridge And Engine) 2. The Simulator Scenario Development Station Shall Have The Same Software And Control Capabilities As The Instructor Station. (see Section B 5.5.3) 1 Set C. Briefing/ Debriefing Station For Bridge And Engine A. 2x Computer (minimum Requirements) 1. 1 X Pc 2. Intel Core I5 Processor 3. 16 Gb Ram 4. 500gb Ssd 5. Low Profile Video Card 6. 1x Keyboard/mouse 7. 1x Ups 1kva 8. 1x W/ Computer Table Size: At Least L 1700 X W 700 X H 750 Mm 9. Briefing And Debriefing Rooms With Playback Capability (playing Of Recorded Exercise And Assessment In Simulator B. 50x Chairs C. 1x Solid Round Table (at Least 6100 X 1220 Mm) (for Bridge Briefing/debriefing) I. (metal Legs With Laminate Board Or Solid Wood Table) D. 1x Solid Round Table (at Least 4880 X 1220 Mm) (for Engine Briefing/debriefing) I. (metal Legs With Laminate Board Or Solid Wood Table) E. 1x Smart Tv At Least 70" 4k 1. Wall Mounted. 2. 2x Hdmi 10meters F. 4x Bridge And 4x Engine) Hardware For Virtual Bridge Familiarization (minimum Requirements) 1. Display: A. Type: Lcd B. Resolution: 2064 X 2208 Per Eye C. Refresh Rate: 120 Hz D. Field Of View: E. Horizontal: 97 Degrees F. Vertical: 93 Degrees 2. Processor: A. Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon Xr2 Gen 2 3. Ram: 12gb 4. Storage: A. Options: 128gb, 256gb, And 512gb Variants 5. Audio: 6. Hand Tracking: Improved Hand Tracking Capability 7. Controllers: A. Type: Meta Touch Pro Controllers B. Features: Haptic Feedback, Improved Ergonomics, Rechargeable Batteries 8. Battery: A. Headset: Approximately 2-3 Hours Of Active Use B. Charging: Usb-c Fast Charging 9. Connectivity: A. Wireless: Wi-fi 6e Support B. Bluetooth: 5.2 10. Inclusions: A. Headset B. Touch Pro Controllers (pair) C. Charging Cable (usb-c) D. Power Adapter W/ Extra 1 Battery Each E. Controller Lanyards F. Glasses Spacer Ii. Add On’s: 1. 2x Strap With Battery 2. 8x Silicone Cover Face Cover 3. 4x Silicone Protective Case 4. 8x Silicone Case For Controller 5. 3 Row Vr Storage Cabinet With Lock G. The Virtual Reality Bridge Must Be Complete With Hotspots, Identification Tags And Descriptions. It Shall Also Be Available On An Offline System, Navigable. H. Playback Capability With The Following Functions: · Loading A Previously Created Exercise On A Chart Or In Engine Room; · Playing The Exercise To Explain The Task; · Uploading A Sample Log Of The Same Exercise To Explain The Correct Actions. I. Virtual Bridge Familiarization W/ Virtual Reality Device The Vr System Aims To Simulate The Overhauling Process, Enabling Immersive, Hands-on Learning And Pre-assessment Without Direct Physical Intervention On The Engine. This Approach Will Enhance Technical Skills, Reduce Risk, And Improve Efficiency In Real-world Engine Maintenance And Overhauling. The Supplier Shall Provide A Virtual Bridge And Engine With The Use Of Virtual Reality Providing The Following Visualizations: 1. Bridge Wing Equipment 2. Speaker Mic 3. Rate Of Turn 4. Engine Rpm 5. Quick Release Lifebouy 6. Remote Panel 7. Gyro Compass Repeater 8. Fire Box 9. Hatch For Maintenance 10. Thermometer Ii. Main Bridge 1. Epirb 2. Sart 3. Clear View Screen 4. Location Of Fire Extinguishers 5. Pantry With Equipment 6. Pilot Chair 7. Smoke Detectors 8. Damage Control Plans 9. Radar 1 And 2 And 3 10. Gps With Other Equipment 11. Helm Wheel 12. Indicator Control 13. Deck Light Control 14. Admiralty And Other Maritime Publications 15. Fireplan 16. Rudder Angle Indicator 17. Voice Recorder 18. Whistle Horn 19. Water Tight Door Indicators 20. Window Wipers 21. Pa Systems 22. Cargo Hold Fan Control 23. Smoke Alarm System 24. Fire Alarm System 25. General Alarm System 26. Vhf System 27. Log Books And Other Documentation 28. Ecdis Voyage Planner 29. Pressure Recorder 30. Portable Uhfs 31. Lifejackets, Rocket Flare, And Rocket Line 32. Location Of Immersion Suits 33. Barometer 34. Utc Clock 35. Radio Room Configuration 36. Posters 37. Charts 38. Compass Deck / Monkey Island 39. Radar Equipment 40. Antennas 41. Anemometer 42. And Other Equipment On The Monkey Bridge Iii. The Me-b Main Engine Vr Overhauling System Cover The Following Features Full-scale, Interactive Models Allowing For A Detailed Exploration Of All Engine Components, Including: Iv. Connection Rod & Crosshead Assembly V. Stuffing Box Assembly Vi. Piston Assembly Vii. Cylinder Liner Assembly Viii. Cylinder Cover Assembly Ix. Exhaust Valve Assembly X. The Vr Simulation Guides Users Through Disassembling, Inspecting, And Reassembling The Exhaust Valve, Focusing On Critical Tasks Like Checking Valve Seats, Spindle Condition, And Wear On Sealing Surfaces. Users Can Also Simulate Tasks Such As Lapping The Valve, Inspecting Hydraulic Actuators, And Ensuring Proper Seating Of The Valve During Reassembly. 1 Set D. Server Station For Bridge And Engine A. 2x Set Computer (minimum Requirements) 1. Intel Core I5 Processor 2. 16 Gb Ram 3. 4x 500 Ssd 4. Keyboard/mouse 5. License Operating System B. 1x Nas And Exercise Server 1. 4 Bay Nas Disk Station Quadcore Processor 2. 4x 4 Tb Hdd C. 1x Server Rack 1. Server Rack At Least 32u 2. W/ Fan D. 1x Ups 1. 5kva (5kw) 2. Sealed Lead-acid (sla) Or Lithium-ion 3. Output Voltage: 230v Ac 4. Surge Protection 5. Stabilizes Incoming Voltage Without Switching To Battery Mode 25 Sets E. Cloud Simulator-ready Computers A. Laptop 1. 13th Gen Intel Core I5-1335u 2. 16 Gb, 2 X 8 Gb, Ddr4. 2666 Mhz 3. 512 Gb, M2, Pcie Nvme, Ssd 4. Intel Iris Xe Graphics 5. Windows 11 Pro License 6. Wi-fi 6 Wireless Lan And Bluetooth 7. Keyboard With Numeric Keypad 8. 15.6", Fhd 1920x1080, 120hz, Wva, Non-touch, Anti-glare, 250 Nit, Narrow Border, Led-backlit 9. Ports: Usb 2.0, Headset Jack, Power Jack,hdmi 1.4, Usb 3.2 Gen 1 Type-a, Usb 3.2 Gen 1 Type-c™ 10. Power Adapter: 220v Ac Input, 65w 11. Accessories: Wireless Mouse 1 Set F. Network And Cctv A. 1 X High Speed Router For Remote Support B. Network Switch 1. Network Switch Specifications Manage: 2. 4x 24 Ports 10/100/1000mbps Rj45 Ports 3. 1x 8 Ports 10/100/1000mbps Rj45 Ports C. Set Cctv Monitoring 1. 1x Nvr At Least 32 Channel 2. 20x 6 Mp Fixed Dome Network Camera With Mic 3. 3x 6tb Storage (design For Cctv) D. Network Requirements: I. 72x Lan Port Ii. 1x Lot: Of Upvc, Conduit, Pull Box, Fittings, Hanger, And Support And Other Materials If Needed. Including Utp Cat6 Shielded Pure Copper, Fiber Optic Cable, Patch Panels. Iii. Installation, Engineering Labor For Entire Project. Iv. Cable Laying, Labeling, Harnessing V. Mobilization And Di-mobilization Vi. All Cabling Will Be Endpoint At Server Room (back Of Full Mission Bridge Simulator) E. Structured Cabling Systems Standard I. Stations Must Include Lan Outlets And Patch Cords. Ii. Backbone Cabling Will Be Using The Cable Tray For Lan Distribution. Iii. Lan Outlets Must Have Network Labeling Iv. Patch Panels Are Required G. Civil Works A. Program Of Work Separate Documents (attached) Part Ii. Other General Requirements 1 Ea. Project Billboard/signboard 1 L.s Occupational Safety And Health Program 1 L.s Mobilization/demobilization Part Iii. Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, & Sanitary/plumbing Works Part A. Earthworks 1 L.s Removal Of Structures And Obstruction Part C. Finishings And Other Civil Works 179.71 M² Wall, Metal Frame, Fiber Cement Board 6mm 37.92 M² Tempered Glass Door, 12mm, Reflective 23.04 M² Aluminum Glass Window 4.05 M² Doors, Solid Panel 406.28 M² Acoustical Ceiling Panel 745.2 M² Painting Works, Masonry/concrete 4.05 M² Painting Works, Wood 48.38 M² 150mm Chb Nonload Bearing(including Reinforcing Steel) 48.38 M² Plain Cement Plaster Finish 116 M² Floor Tiles, Imo Rubber, On Finish Floor 211.6 M² Floor Tiles, Imo Rubber, On Raised Floor System Part D. Electrical 1 L.s Panelboard With Main And Branch Breakers 1 L.s Wires And Wiring Devices 1 L.s Lighting Fixtures And Lamps 1 L.s Conduit, Boxes, And Fittings 1 L.s Pole Mounted Power Transformer (oisc) 1 L.s Network Cabling Part E. Mechanical 1 L.s. Door Access And Card Reader System Part F. Simulator Equipment 1 L.s Airconditioning, Package/split Type H. Terms And Conditions 1. A 3-year Warranty For The Computer Hardware And Console Peripherals 2. All Workstations Shall Have Imo Standard Rubber Mat Flooring. 3. The Software Comes With A 3-year Warranty Inclusive Of New Updates. 4. The Project Will Be Implemented Within 150 Cd. Liquidating Damages Will Be Applicable For Any Delays. 5. A Comprehensive Guide Will Be Provided, Offering Detailed Instructions On System Operation And Maintenance Activities, Facilitating Ease Of Use And System Upkeep. 6. Onsite Training Sessions Will Be Conducted By Certified Instructors And Technical Experts, Facilitating Smooth Knowledge Transfer And Ensuring Proficient System Operation. Certificates Will Be Provided Upon Completion Of Training Sessions. 7. Structured Cabling Standards To Establish A Reliable And Efficient Network Infrastructure. 8. The Simulator Manufacturer Should Be An Iso 9001:2015 And Iso 14001:2015 Certified Business. 9. The Simulator Should Be Certified By An Internationally Recognized Classification Society And May Also Be Certified By National Authorities. 10. The Software Must Be Perpetual License. 11. The Supplier Shall Conduct An Annual Face-to-face Maintenance Session To Ensure The System's Optimal Functionality And Performance. 12. The Supplier Must Resolve Any Software Or Hardware Issues Within 2 To 5 Cd Of Their Occurrence To Minimize Downtime And Disruptions. 13. All Hardware Installations Must Adhere To Software Specifications To Guarantee Seamless Integration And Operation. 14. The Computer Hardware Supplied Must Be Sourced From Proven Technology Hardware Companies, Quality And Performance Standards To Ensure Optimal Functionality And Compatibility With The Software. 15. Bidders Are Required To Offer Continuous Retraining Sessions Free Of Charge During The Warranty Period To Ensure Users' Proficiency With The System. 16. Bidders Should Provide Manufacturer Authorization Or Exclusivity Certificate To Ensure The Authenticity And Legality Of The Supplied Products. 17. The Bidder Is Responsible For Performing A Thorough Site Inspection, And A Site Inspection Certificate Issued By The Agency Shall Be Submitted As Part Of The Eligibility Requirements. 18. The Bridge Simulator Shall Be Integrated With The Engine Simulator Ensuring Compatibility And Functionality. 19. All Simulator Stations Can Connect And Enable Them To Interact With Each Other In A Coordinated Scenario. 20. The Simulator Scenario Development Station Shall Be Capable Same As An Instructor Station Capable Of Deploying Scenarios To Other Stations. 21. All Other Simulator Specifications And Capabilities Not Indicated Herein, The Simulator Shall Comply With The Simulator Performance Standards As Required In Maritime Industry Authority (marina) Evaluation Instrument For Full Mission Bridge And Engine Simulator. 22. The Bidders Should Provide A Breakdown Of The Unit Prices Of The Major Components In The Original Of Duly Signed And Accomplished Price Schedule(s) Under Financial Component Envelope Upon Bid Submission. Furthermore, They Should Provide A More Detailed Breakdown As A Condition For Issuance Of Notice To Proceed. ~~~~nothing Follows~~~~

Details: Description + Bids And Awards Committee Iloilo Provincial Government Procurement Of Medical Equipment Bid No. Iph-24-1810-b Philippine Bidding Documents Sixth Edition July 2020 Table Of Contents Section I. Invitation To Bid 3 Section Ii. Instructions To Bidders 5 1. Scope Of Bid 5 2. Funding Information 5 3. Bidding Requirements 5 4. Corrupt, Fraudulent, Collusive, And Coercive Practices 5 5. Eligible Bidders 5 6. Origin Of Goods 6 7. Subcontracts 6 8. Pre-bid Conference 7 9. Clarification And Amendment Of Bidding Documents 7 10. Documents Comprising The Bid: Eligibility And Technical Components 7 11. Documents Comprising The Bid: Financial Component 7 12. Bid Prices 7 13. Bid And Payment Currencies 8 14. Bid Security 8 15. Sealing And Marking Of Bids 8 16. Deadline For Submission Of Bids 9 17. Opening And Preliminary Examination Of Bids 9 18. Domestic Preference 9 19. Detailed Evaluation And Comparison Of Bids 9 20. Post-qualification 10 21. Signing Of The Contract 10 Section Iii. Bid Data Sheet 11 Section Iv. General Conditions Of Contract 12 1. Scope Of Contract 12 2. Advance Payment And Terms Of Payment 12 3. Performance Security 12 4. Inspection And Tests 12 5. Warranty 13 6. Liability Of The Supplier 13 Section V. Special Conditions Of Contract 14 Section Vi. Schedule Of Requirements 16 Section Vii. Technical Specifications 17 Section Viii. Checklist Of Technical And Financial Documents 19 Section I. Invitation To Bid Purchase Of Medical Equipment Bid No. Iph-24-1810-b 1. The Iloilo Provincial Government Through The Supplemental Budget No. 1 C.y. 2024 Intends To Apply The Sum Of Three Hundred Eighty-five Thousand Pesos (php 385.000.00) Being The Abc To Payments Under The Contract For The Purchase Of Medical Equipment. Bids Received In Excess Of The Abc Shall Be Automatically Rejected At Bid Opening. 2. The Iloilo Provincial Government Now Invites Bids For The Above Procurement Project. Delivery Of The Goods Is Required By 14 Days Upon Receipt Of The Notice To Proceed (ntp). Bidders Should Have Completed, Within Three (3) Years From The Date Of Submission And Receipt Of Bids, A Contract Similar To The Project. The Description Of An Eligible Bidder Is Contained In The Bidding Documents, Particularly, In Section Ii (instructions To Bidders). 3. Bidding Will Be Conducted Through Open Competitive Bidding Procedures Using A Non-discretionary “pass/fail” Criterion As Specified In The 2016 Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations (irr) Of Republic Act (ra) No. 9184. Bidding Is Restricted To Filipino Citizens/sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, Or Organizations With At Least Sixty Percent (60%) Interest Or Outstanding Capital Stock Belonging To Citizens Of The Philippines, And To Citizens Or Organizations Of A Country The Laws Or Regulations Of Which Grant Similar Rights Or Privileges To Filipino Citizens, Pursuant To Ra No. 5183. 4. Prospective Bidders May Obtain Further Information From The Bids And Awards Committee Secretariat Of The Iloilo Provincial Government And Inspect The Bidding Documents At The Address Given Below During 8:00 A.m. To 5:00 P.m. 5. A Complete Set Of Bidding Documents May Be Acquired By Interested Bidders On November 27, 2024 From The Given Address And Website(s) Below And Upon Payment Of The Applicable Fee For The Bidding Documents, Pursuant To The Latest Guidelines Issued By The Gppb, In The Amount Of Five Hundred Pesos (php500.00). The Procuring Entity Shall Allow The Bidder To Present Its Proof Of Payment For The Fees In Person. 6. The Iloilo Provincial Government Will Hold A Pre-bid Conference On December 04, 2024 At The Bac Office, 5th Floor, New Iloilo Provincial Capitol And/or Through Video Conferencing Or Webcasting, Upon Request At Least Three (3) Days Before The Pre-bid Conference, Via Zoom Or Other Videoconferencing Portals, Which Shall Be Open To Prospective Bidders. 7. Bids Must Be Duly Received By The Bac Secretariat Through Manual Submission At The Bac Office,5th Floor, Iloilo Provincial Capitol, Bonifacio Drive, Iloilo City On Or Before December 18, 2024 At 9:00 A.m. Late Bids Shall Not Be Accepted. 8. All Bids Must Be Accompanied By A Bid Security In Any Of The Acceptable Forms And In The Amount Stated In Itb Clause 14. 9. Bid Opening Shall Be On December 18, 2024 At 9:01 A.m. At The Bac Office, 5th Floor, New Iloilo Provincial Capitol. Bids Will Be Opened In The Presence Of The Bidders’ Representatives Who Choose To Attend The Activity. 10. A. The Participating Bidder/supplier Or Its Authorized Representative Must Indicate In Any Of The Eligibility Documents, An Email Address Or A Working Fax Number. The Absence Of Which Shall Be A Ground For Disqualification. Notice To The Bidder/supplier Through The Use Of Either Of These Means (email/fax) Is Considered Sufficient Notice. The Date Of Filing Of Reconsideration And All Communications With The Bac Shall Be Its (bac) Date Of Receipt. B. The Bidder(s)/awardee(s) Or Its Authorized Representative Must Conform To The Notice Of Award Within Three (3) Calendar Days From Receipt Of Such Notice And The Winning Bidder Shall Post The Required Performance Security And Enter Into Contract With The Procuring Entity Within Ten (10) Calendar Days From Receipt By The Winning Bidder Of The Notice Of Award In Accordance With Section 37.2.1 Of The Revised Irr Of R.a. No. 9184. C. The Bidder/supplier Must Have No Pending Unaccepted Notice To Proceed Three (3) Days From The Date Of Acceptance And Signing Of The Purchase Order. Otherwise, It Shall Be A Ground For Disqualification And The Bidder Will Be Rated "failed" During The Preliminary Examination Of Bids And/or Its Bid Shall Be Declared As "non-responsive" During Post-qualification. D. The Bidder/supplier Must Have No Notice Of Award Pending Its Conformity Three (3) Days From The Date Of Its Receipt Of The Notice Of Award. Otherwise, It Shall Be Aground For Disqualification And The Bidder Will Be Rated "failed" During The Preliminary Examination Of Bids And/or Its Bid Shall Be Declared As "non-responsive" During Post-qualification. E. The Bidder/supplier Shall Submit A List Of All Its Ongoing And Completed Projects With The Iloilo Provincial Government Indicating The Delivery Periods And Accomplishments Of Such Projects. F. The Bidder/supplier At The Time Of The Bidding Must Have No Pending Unposted Performance Or Warranty Security, As The Case May Be, Beyond The Period Allowed In The Notice Of Award. Otherwise, It Shall Be A Ground For Disqualification And The Bidder Will Be Rated "failed" During The Preliminary Examination Of Bids And/or Its Bid Shall Be Declared As "non-responsive" During Post-qualification. G. When An Occurrence Of A Tie Among Bidders Takes Place, I.e., Two Or More Of The Bidders Are Determined And Declared As The Lowest Calculated And Responsive Bidder (lcrb), The Winning Bidder Shall Be Determined By Draw Lots Upon Notice To The Bidders Concerned And/or Their Authorized Representatives In Accordance With The Relevant Circulars Issued By The Government Procurement Policy Board (gppb). 11. The Iloilo Provincial Government Reserves The Right To Reject Any And All Bids, Declare A Failure Of Bidding, Or Not Award The Contract At Any Time Prior To Contract Award In Accordance With Sections 35.6 And 41 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184, Without Thereby Incurring Any Liability To The Affected Bidder Or Bidders. 12. For Further Information, Please Refer To: Atty. Raemman M. Lagrada Bac Secretariat Head 5th Floor, Bids And Awards Committee Iloilo Provincial Capitol Email Address: Ipg_bacs@yahoo.com Website: Iloilo.gov.ph Telephone Number: (033) 336-0736 13. You May Visit The Following Websites For Downloading Of Bidding Documents: Ipg.gov.ph And/or Philgeps.com November 14, 2024 Atty. Dennis T. Ventilacion Chairman, Bids And Awards Committee Section Ii. Instructions To Bidders 1. Scope Of Bid The Procuring Entity, Iloilo Provincial Government Wishes To Receive Bids For The Purchase Of Medical Equipment With Bid No. Iph-24-1810-b. The Procurement Project (referred To Herein As “project”) Is Composed Of Four (4) Items, The Details Of Which Are Described In Section Vii (technical Specifications). 2. Funding Information 2.1. The Gop Through The Source Of Funding As Indicated Below For 2024 In The Amount Of Three Hundred Eighty-five Thousand Pesos (php 385,000.00). The Source Of Funding Is: A. Lgus, The Annual Or Supplemental Budget, As Approved By The Sanggunian. 3. Bidding Requirements The Bidding For The Project Shall Be Governed By All The Provisions Of Ra No. 9184 And Its 2016 Revised Irr, Including Its Generic Procurement Manuals And Associated Policies, Rules And Regulations As The Primary Source Thereof, While The Herein Clauses Shall Serve As The Secondary Source Thereof. Any Amendments Made To The Irr And Other Gppb Issuances Shall Be Applicable Only To The Ongoing Posting, Advertisement, Or Ib By The Bac Through The Issuance Of A Supplemental Or Bid Bulletin. The Bidder, By The Act Of Submitting Its Bid, Shall Be Deemed To Have Verified And Accepted The General Requirements Of This Project, Including Other Factors That May Affect The Cost, Duration And Execution Or Implementation Of The Contract, Project, Or Work And Examine All Instructions, Forms, Terms, And Project Requirements In The Bidding Documents. 4. Corrupt, Fraudulent, Collusive, And Coercive Practices The Procuring Entity, As Well As The Bidders And Suppliers, Shall Observe The Highest Standard Of Ethics During The Procurement And Execution Of The Contract. They Or Through An Agent Shall Not Engage In Corrupt, Fraudulent, Collusive, Coercive, And Obstructive Practices Defined Under Annex “i” Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184 Or Other Integrity Violations In Competing For The Project. 5. Eligible Bidders 5.1. Only Bids Of Bidders Found To Be Legally, Technically, And Financially Capable Will Be Evaluated. 5.2. A. Foreign Ownership Exceeding Those Allowed Under The Rules May Participate Pursuant To: I. When A Treaty Or International Or Executive Agreement As Provided In Section 4 Of The Ra No. 9184 And Its 2016 Revised Irr Allow Foreign Bidders To Participate; Ii. Citizens, Corporations, Or Associations Of A Country, Included In The List Issued By The Gppb, The Laws Or Regulations Of Which Grant Reciprocal Rights Or Privileges To Citizens, Corporations, Or Associations Of The Philippines; Iii. When The Goods Sought To Be Procured Are Not Available From Local Suppliers; Or Iv. When There Is A Need To Prevent Situations That Defeat Competition Or Restrain Trade. 5.3. Pursuant To Section 23.4.1.3 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No.9184, The Bidder Shall Have An Slcc That Is At Least One (1) Contract Similar To The Project The Value Of Which, Adjusted To Current Prices Using The Psa’s Cpi, Must Be At Least Equivalent To: A. For The Procurement Of Non-expendable Supplies And Services: The Bidder Must Have Completed A Single Contract That Is Similar To This Project, Equivalent To At Least Fifty Percent (50%) Of The Abc. B. For The Procurement Of Expendable Supplies: The Bidder Must Have Completed A Single Contract That Is Similar To This Project, Equivalent To At Least Twenty-five Percent (25%) Of The Abc. C. For Procurement Where The Procuring Entity Has Determined, After The Conduct Of Market Research, That Imposition Of Either (a) Or (b) Will Likely Result To Failure Of Bidding Or Monopoly That Will Defeat The Purpose Of Public Bidding: The Bidder Should Comply With The Following Requirements: [select Either Failure Or Monopoly Of Bidding Based On Market Research Conducted] I. Completed At Least Two (2) Similar Contracts, The Aggregate Amount Of Which Should Be Equivalent To At Least Fifty Percent (50%) In The Case Of Non-expendable Supplies And Services Or Twenty-five Percent (25%) In The Case Of Expendable Supplies] Of The Abc For This Project; And Ii. The Largest Of These Similar Contracts Must Be Equivalent To At Least Half Of The Percentage Of The Abc As Required Above. 5.4. The Bidders Shall Comply With The Eligibility Criteria Under Section 23.4.1 Of The 2016 Irr Of Ra No. 9184. 6. Origin Of Goods There Is No Restriction On The Origin Of Goods Other Than Those Prohibited By A Decision Of The Un Security Council Taken Under Chapter Vii Of The Charter Of The Un, Subject To Domestic Preference Requirements Under Itb Clause 18. 7. Subcontracts 7.1. The Bidder May Subcontract Portions Of The Project To The Extent Allowed By The Procuring Entity As Stated Herein, But In No Case More Than Twenty Percent (20%) Of The Project. The Procuring Entity Has Prescribed That: Subcontracting Is Not Allowed. 8. Pre-bid Conference The Procuring Entity Will Hold A Pre-bid Conference For This Project On The Specified Date And Time And Either At Its Physical Address As Indicated In Paragraph 6 Of The Ib. 9. Clarification And Amendment Of Bidding Documents Prospective Bidders May Request For Clarification On And/or Interpretation Of Any Part Of The Bidding Documents. Such Requests Must Be In Writing And Received By The Procuring Entity, Either At Its Given Address Or Through Electronic Mail Indicated In The Ib, At Least Ten (10) Calendar Days Before The Deadline Set For The Submission And Receipt Of Bids. 10. Documents Comprising The Bid: Eligibility And Technical Components 10.1. The First Envelope Shall Contain The Eligibility And Technical Documents Of The Bid As Specified In Section Viii (checklist Of Technical And Financial Documents). 10.2. The Bidder’s Slcc As Indicated In Itb Clause 5.3 Should Have Been Completed Within Three (3) Years Prior To The Deadline For The Submission And Receipt Of Bids. 10.3. If The Eligibility Requirements Or Statements, The Bids, And All Other Documents For Submission To The Bac Are In Foreign Language Other Than English, It Must Be Accompanied By A Translation In English, Which Shall Be Authenticated By The Appropriate Philippine Foreign Service Establishment, Post, Or The Equivalent Office Having Jurisdiction Over The Foreign Bidder’s Affairs In The Philippines. Similar To The Required Authentication Above, For Contracting Parties To The Apostille Convention, Only The Translated Documents Shall Be Authenticated Through An Apostille Pursuant To Gppb Resolution No. 13-2019 Dated 23 May 2019. The English Translation Shall Govern, For Purposes Of Interpretation Of The Bid. 11. Documents Comprising The Bid: Financial Component 11.1. The Second Bid Envelope Shall Contain The Financial Documents For The Bid As Specified In Section Viii (checklist Of Technical And Financial Documents). 11.2. If The Bidder Claims Preference As A Domestic Bidder Or Domestic Entity, A Certification Issued By Dti Shall Be Provided By The Bidder In Accordance With Section 43.1.3 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184. 11.3. Any Bid Exceeding The Abc Indicated In Paragraph 1 Of The Ib Shall Not Be Accepted. 11.4. For Foreign-funded Procurement, A Ceiling May Be Applied To Bid Prices Provided The Conditions Are Met Under Section 31.2 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184. 12. Bid Prices 12.1. Prices Indicated On The Price Schedule Shall Be Entered Separately In The Following Manner: A. For Goods Offered From Within The Procuring Entity’s Country: I. The Price Of The Goods Quoted Exw (ex-works, Ex-factory, Ex-warehouse, Ex-showroom, Or Off-the-shelf, As Applicable); Ii. The Cost Of All Customs Duties And Sales And Other Taxes Already Paid Or Payable; Iii. The Cost Of Transportation, Insurance, And Other Costs Incidental To Delivery Of The Goods To Their Final Destination; And Iv. The Price Of Other (incidental) Services, If Any, Listed In E. B. For Goods Offered From Abroad: I. Unless Otherwise Stated In The Bds, The Price Of The Goods Shall Be Quoted Delivered Duty Paid (ddp) With The Place Of Destination In The Philippines As Specified In The Bds. In Quoting The Price, The Bidder Shall Be Free To Use Transportation Through Carriers Registered In Any Eligible Country. Similarly, The Bidder May Obtain Insurance Services From Any Eligible Source Country. Ii. The Price Of Other (incidental) Services, If Any, As Listed In Section Vii (technical Specifications). 13. Bid And Payment Currencies 13.1. For Goods That The Bidder Will Supply From Outside The Philippines, The Bid Prices May Be Quoted In The Local Currency Or Tradeable Currency Accepted By The Bsp At The Discretion Of The Bidder. However, For Purposes Of Bid Evaluation, Bids Denominated In Foreign Currencies, Shall Be Converted To Philippine Currency Based On The Exchange Rate As Published In The Bsp Reference Rate Bulletin On The Day Of The Bid Opening. 13.2. Payment Of The Contract Price Shall Be Made In: Philippine Pesos. 14. Bid Security 14.1. The Bidder Shall Submit A Bid Securing Declaration Or Any Form Of Bid Security In The Amount Indicated In The Bds, Which Shall Be Not Less Than The Percentage Of The Abc In Accordance With The Schedule In The Bds. 14.2. The Bid And Bid Security Shall Be Valid Until One Hundred Twenty (120) Days. Any Bid Not Accompanied By An Acceptable Bid Security Shall Be Rejected By The Procuring Entity As Non-responsive. 15. Sealing And Marking Of Bids Each Bidder Shall Submit One Copy Of The First And Second Components Of Its Bid. The Procuring Entity May Request Additional Hard Copies And/or Electronic Copies Of The Bid. However, Failure Of The Bidders To Comply With The Said Request Shall Not Be A Ground For Disqualification. 16. Deadline For Submission Of Bids 16.1. The Bidders Shall Submit On The Specified Date And Time At Its Physical Address As Indicated In Paragraph 7 Of The Ib. 17. Opening And Preliminary Examination Of Bids 17.1. The Bac Shall Open The Bids In Public At The Time, On The Date, And At The Place Specified In Paragraph 9 Of The Ib. The Bidders’ Representatives Who Are Present Shall Sign A Register Evidencing Their Attendance. In Case Videoconferencing, Webcasting Or Other Similar Technologies Will Be Used, Attendance Of Participants Shall Likewise Be Recorded By The Bac Secretariat. In Case The Bids Cannot Be Opened As Scheduled Due To Justifiable Reasons, The Rescheduling Requirements Under Section 29 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184 Shall Prevail. 17.2. The Preliminary Examination Of Bids Shall Be Governed By Section 30 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184. 18. Domestic Preference 18.1. The Procuring Entity Will Grant A Margin Of Preference For The Purpose Of Comparison Of Bids In Accordance With Section 43.1.2 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184. 19. Detailed Evaluation And Comparison Of Bids 19.1. The Procuring Bac Shall Immediately Conduct A Detailed Evaluation Of All Bids Rated “passed,” Using Non-discretionary Pass/fail Criteria. The Bac Shall Consider The Conditions In The Evaluation Of Bids Under Section 32.2 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184. 19.2. If The Project Allows Partial Bids, Bidders May Submit A Proposal On Any Of The Lots Or Items, And Evaluation Will Be Undertaken On A Per Lot Or Item Basis, As The Case Maybe. In This Case, The Bid Security As Required By Itb Clause 15 Shall Be Submitted For Each Lot Or Item Separately. 19.3. The Descriptions Of The Lots Or Items Shall Be Indicated In Section Vii (technical Specifications), Although The Abcs Of These Lots Or Items Are Indicated In The Bds For Purposes Of The Nfcc Computation Pursuant To Section 23.4.2.6 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184. The Nfcc Must Be Sufficient For The Total Of The Abcs For All The Lots Or Items Participated In By The Prospective Bidder. 19.4. The Project Shall Be Awarded As Follows: Complete Bid - One Project Having Several Items That Shall Be Awarded As One Contract In Case Of Complete Bid. Line Bidding/partial Bidding - One Project Having Several Items, Which Shall Be Awarded As Separate Contracts Per Item 19.5. Except For Bidders Submitting A Committed Line Of Credit From A Universal Or Commercial Bank In Lieu Of Its Nfcc Computation, All Bids Must Include The Nfcc Computation Pursuant To Section 23.4.1.4 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184, Which Must Be Sufficient For The Total Of The Abcs For All The Lots Or Items Participated In By The Prospective Bidder. For Bidders Submitting The Committed Line Of Credit, It Must Be At Least Equal To Ten Percent (10%) Of The Abcs For All The Lots Or Items Participated In By The Prospective Bidder. 20. Post-qualification Within A Non-extendible Period Of Five (5) Calendar Days From Receipt By The Bidder Of The Notice From The Bac That It Submitted The Lowest Calculated Bid, The Bidder Shall Submit Its Latest Income And Business Tax Returns Filed And Paid Through The Bir Electronic Filing And Payment System (efps) And Other Appropriate Licenses And Permits Required By Law And Stated In The Bds. 21. Signing Of The Contract 21.1. The Documents Required In Section 37.2 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184 Shall Form Part Of The Contract. Additional Contract Documents Are Indicated In The Bds. Section Iii. Bid Data Sheet Itb Clause 5.3 For This Purpose, Contracts Similar To The Project Shall Be: A. Refers To The Contracts To Be Bid Or The Object Of The Contract; B. Completed Within Three (3) Years Prior To The Deadline For The Submission And Receipt Of Bids. 7.1 Subcontracting Is Not Allowed. 12 The Price Of The Goods Shall Be Quoted Ddp Iloilo Provincial Hospital, Pototan Iloilo Or The Applicable International Commercial Terms (incoterms) For This Project. 14.1 The Bid Security Shall Be In The Form Of A Bid Securing Declaration, Or Any Of The Following Forms And Amounts: A. The Amount Of Not Less Than Two Percent (2%) Of Abc, If Bid Security Is In Cash, Cashier’s/manager’s Check, Bank Draft/guarantee Or Irrevocable Letter Of Credit; Or B. The Amount Of Not Less Than Five Percent (5%) Of Abc, If Bid Security Is In Surety Bond. 15 Bidders Shall Prepare An Original Of The First (eligibility And Technical) And Second (financial) Envelopes. In Addition, Bidders Shall Submit Separate Copies Of The First And Second Envelopes (copy 1, Copy 2) And Each Set Of Documents Must Clearly Indicate Whether The Same Is Original, Copy 1, Or Copy 2. In The Event Of Any Discrepancy Between The Original And The Copies, The Original Shall Prevail. 19.3 No Further Instructions. 20.2 For The Procurement Of Drugs And Medicines And Medical Equipment/supplies, The Bidder Shall Submit The Following: A. Certificate Of Product Registration From Food And Drug Administration (fda) For Easy Validation During The Post-qualification; B. Certificate If Good Manufacturing Practice From Fda, For Easy Validation During The Post-qualification; C. Batch Release Certificate From Fda, For Easy Validation During The Post-qualification; D. If The Supplier Is Not The Manufacturer, Certification From The Manufacturer That The Supplier Is An Authorized Distributor/ Dealer Of The Products / Items For Easy Validation During The Post-qualification; E. For The Procurement Of Regulated Drugs, The Applicable Type Of S-license: S-1, S-3 (retailer) S-4 (wholesaler) S-5c (manufacturer) S-5d (bulk Depot/storage) S-5e S-5i (importer); F. License To Operate (lto) Issued By Fda, If Applicable; G. After-sales Services/parts, If Applicable; H. Manpower Requirements, If Applicable. 21.2 No Further Instructions. Section Iv. General Conditions Of Contract 1. Scope Of Contract This Contract Shall Include All Such Items, Although Not Specifically Mentioned, That Can Be Reasonably Inferred As Being Required For Its Completion As If Such Items Were Expressly Mentioned Herein. All The Provisions Of Ra No. 9184 And Its 2016 Revised Irr, Including The Generic Procurement Manual, And Associated Issuances, Constitute The Primary Source For The Terms And Conditions Of The Contract, And Thus, Applicable In Contract Implementation. Herein Clauses Shall Serve As The Secondary Source For The Terms And Conditions Of The Contract. This Is Without Prejudice To Sections 74.1 And 74.2 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184 Allowing The Gppb To Amend The Irr, Which Shall Be Applied To All Procurement Activities, The Advertisement, Posting, Or Invitation Of Which Were Issued After The Effectivity Of The Said Amendment. Additional Requirements For The Completion Of This Contract Shall Be Provided In The Special Conditions Of Contract (scc). 2. Advance Payment And Terms Of Payment 2.1. Advance Payment Of The Contract Amount Is Provided Under Annex “d” Of The Revised 2016 Irr Of Ra No. 9184. 2.2. The Procuring Entity Is Allowed To Determine The Terms Of Payment On The Partial Or Staggered Delivery Of The Goods Procured, Provided Such Partial Payment Shall Correspond To The Value Of The Goods Delivered And Accepted In Accordance With Prevailing Accounting And Auditing Rules And Regulations. The Terms Of Payment Are Indicated In The Scc. 3. Performance Security Within Ten (10) Calendar Days From Receipt Of The Notice Of Award By The Bidder From The Procuring Entity But In No Case Later Than Prior To The Signing Of The Contract By Both Parties, The Successful Bidder Shall Furnish The Performance Security In Any Of The Forms Prescribed In Section 39 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184. 4. Inspection And Tests The Procuring Entity Or Its Representative Shall Have The Right To Inspect And/or To Test The Goods To Confirm Their Conformity To The Project Specifications At No Extra Cost To The Procuring Entity In Accordance With The Generic Procurement Manual. In Addition To Tests In The Scc, Section Iv (technical Specifications) Shall Specify What Inspections And/or Tests The Procuring Entity Requires, And Where They Are To Be Conducted. The Procuring Entity Shall Notify The Supplier In Writing, In A Timely Manner, Of The Identity Of Any Representatives Retained For These Purposes. All Reasonable Facilities And Assistance For The Inspection And Testing Of Goods, Including Access To Drawings And Production Data, Shall Be Provided By The Supplier To The Authorized Inspectors At No Charge To The Procuring Entity. 5. Warranty 6.1. In Order To Assure That Manufacturing Defects Shall Be Corrected By The Supplier, A Warranty Shall Be Required From The Supplier As Provided Under Section 62.1 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184. 6.2. The Procuring Entity Shall Promptly Notify The Supplier In Writing Of Any Claims Arising Under This Warranty. Upon Receipt Of Such Notice, The Supplier Shall, Repair Or Replace The Defective Goods Or Parts Thereof Without Cost To The Procuring Entity, Pursuant To The Generic Procurement Manual. 6. Liability Of The Supplier The Supplier’s Liability Under This Contract Shall Be As Provided By The Laws Of The Republic Of The Philippines. If The Supplier Is A Joint Venture, All Partners To The Joint Venture Shall Be Jointly And Severally Liable To The Procuring Entity. Section V. Special Conditions Of Contract Gcc Clause 1 Delivery And Documents – For Purposes Of The Contract, “exw,” “fob,” “fca,” “cif,” “cip,” “ddp” And Other Trade Terms Used To Describe The Obligations Of The Parties Shall Have The Meanings Assigned To Them By The Current Edition Of Incoterms Published By The International Chamber Of Commerce, Paris. The Delivery Terms Of This Contract Shall Be As Follows: [for Goods Supplied From Within The Philippines, State:] “the Delivery Terms Applicable To This Contract Are Delivered To Error! Reference Source Not Found.. Risk And Title Will Pass From The Supplier To The Procuring Entity Upon Receipt And Final Acceptance Of The Goods At Their Final Destination.” Delivery Of The Goods Shall Be Made By The Supplier In Accordance With The Terms Specified In Section Vi (schedule Of Requirements). For Purposes Of This Clause The Procuring Entity’s Representative At The Project Site Is The Authorized Employee/official Of The Iloilo Provincial Government. Incidental Services – The Supplier Is Required To Provide All Of The Following Services, Including Additional Services, If Any, Specified In Section Vi. Schedule Of Requirements: A. Performance Or Supervision Of On-site Assembly And/or Start-up Of The Supplied Goods; B. Furnishing Of Tools Required For Assembly And/or Maintenance Of The Supplied Goods; C. Furnishing Of A Detailed Operations And Maintenance Manual For Each Appropriate Unit Of The Supplied Goods; The Contract Price For The Goods Shall Include The Prices Charged By The Supplier For Incidental Services And Shall Not Exceed The Prevailing Rates Charged To Other Parties By The Supplier For Similar Services. Packaging – The Supplier Shall Provide Such Packaging Of The Goods As Is Required To Prevent Their Damage Or Deterioration During Transit To Their Final Destination, As Indicated In This Contract. The Packaging Shall Be Sufficient To Withstand, Without Limitation, Rough Handling During Transit And Exposure To Extreme Temperatures, Salt And Precipitation During Transit, And Open Storage. Packaging Case Size And Weights Shall Take Into Consideration, Where Appropriate, The Remoteness Of The Goods’ Final Destination And The Absence Of Heavy Handling Facilities At All Points In Transit. The Packaging, Marking, And Documentation Within And Outside The Packages Shall Comply Strictly With Such Special Requirements As Shall Be Expressly Provided For In The Contract, Including Additional Requirements, If Any, Specified Below, And In Any Subsequent Instructions Ordered By The Procuring Entity. The Outer Packaging Must Be Clearly Marked On At Least Four (4) Sides As Follows: Name Of The Procuring Entity Name Of The Supplier Contract Description Final Destination Gross Weight Any Special Lifting Instructions Any Special Handling Instructions A Packaging List Identifying The Contents And Quantities Of The Package Is To Be Placed On An Accessible Point Of The Outer Packaging If Practical. If Not Practical The Packaging List Is To Be Placed Inside The Outer Packaging But Outside The Secondary Packaging. Transportation – Where The Supplier Is Required Under Contract To Deliver The Goods Cif, Cip, Or Ddp, Transport Of The Goods To The Port Of Destination Or Such Other Named Place Of Destination In The Philippines, As Shall Be Specified In This Contract, Shall Be Arranged And Paid For By The Supplier, And The Cost Thereof Shall Be Included In The Contract Price. Where The Supplier Is Required Under This Contract To Transport The Goods To A Specified Place Of Destination Within The Philippines, Defined As The Project Site, Transport To Such Place Of Destination In The Philippines, Including Insurance And Storage, As Shall Be Specified In This Contract, Shall Be Arranged By The Supplier, And Related Costs Shall Be Included In The Contract Price. Where The Supplier Is Required Under Contract To Deliver The Goods Cif, Cip Or Ddp, Goods Are To Be Transported On Carriers Of Philippine Registry. In The Event That No Carrier Of Philippine Registry Is Available, Goods May Be Shipped By A Carrier Which Is Not Of Philippine Registry Provided That The Supplier Obtains And Presents To The Procuring Entity Certification To This Effect From The Nearest Philippine Consulate To The Port Of Dispatch. In The Event That Carriers Of Philippine Registry Are Available But Their Schedule Delays The Supplier In Its Performance Of This Contract The Period From When The Goods Were First Ready For Shipment And The Actual Date Of Shipment The Period Of Delay Will Be Considered Force Majeure. The Procuring Entity Accepts No Liability For The Damage Of Goods During Transit Other Than Those Prescribed By Incoterms For Ddp Deliveries. In The Case Of Goods Supplied From Within The Philippines Or Supplied By Domestic Suppliers Risk And Title Will Not Be Deemed To Have Passed To The Procuring Entity Until Their Receipt And Final Acceptance At The Final Destination. 2.2 Partial Payment Is Not Allowed. 4 The Inspections And Tests That Will Be Conducted Are Through Physical Inspection. Section Vi. Schedule Of Requirements The Delivery Schedule Expressed As Weeks/months Stipulates Hereafter A Delivery Date Which Is The Date Of Delivery To The Project Site. Item Number Description Quantity Total Delivered, Weeks/months 1 Laryngoscope 4 4 2 Fetal Doppler 4 4 3 Nebulizer 4 4 4 Pediatric Crib With Wheels Stainless 5 5 _______________________ Signature Over Printed Name Section Vii. Technical Specifications Bid No.: Iph-24-1810-b Item Specification Statement Of Compliance [bidders Must State Here Either “comply” Or “not Comply” Against Each Of The Individual Parameters Of Each Specification Stating The Corresponding Performance Parameter Of The Equipment Offered. Statements Of “comply” Or “not Comply” Must Be Supported By Evidence In A Bidders Bid And Cross-referenced To That Evidence. Evidence Shall Be In The Form Of Manufacturer’s Un-amended Sales Literature, Unconditional Statements Of Specification And Compliance Issued By The Manufacturer, Samples, Independent Test Data Etc., As Appropriate. A Statement That Is Not Supported By Evidence Or Is Subsequently Found To Be Contradicted By The Evidence Presented Will Render The Bid Under Evaluation Liable For Rejection. A Statement Either In The Bidder's Statement Of Compliance Or The Supporting Evidence That Is Found To Be False Either During Bid Evaluation, Post-qualification Or The Execution Of The Contract May Be Regarded As Fraudulent And Render The Bidder Or Supplier Liable For Prosecution Subject To The Applicable Laws And Issuances.] 1 Laryngoscope Specifications: Blades And Handle Must Be Fiber Optic Type Or Its Equivalent, Removable. Interchageable And Must Have A Repolishable Light Pipes. Single Piece Stainless Steel Construction. Lamp Can Be Upgraded Or Interchanged With Led Lamp. Knurled Finished To Ensure Grip. Autoclavable Blade Sizes: Blade #1- 89mm Min. Overall Lenght, 63mm Min. Lenght From Base To Tip Blade #2- 108mm Min. Overall Lenght, 82mm Min. Lenght From Base To Tip Blade #3· 126mm Min. Overall Lenght, 101mm Min. Lenght From Base To Tip Blade #4- 160mm Min. Overall Lenght, 135mm Min. Lenght From Base To Tip Handle Type: 2.5v Medium Handle With Two C Size Batteries 2 Fetal Doppler Specifications: Display: 45x25mm Lcd Display Maximum Heart Rate Range: 50-210bpm Maximum Audio Output Power: 0.5w Minimum Size: 34mmd X 89mmwx141mmh Weight Approximately 290g (including The Battery) 3 Nebulizer. Nebulizer Weight: 4.8 Lbs. Max. Comp. Pressure 30 Psig Or Greater Free Air Flow (1pm) 9 Lpm Or Greater Neb. Operating Pressure 12 - 18 Psi Power Consumption 90 Watts Power Supply:220-volts, 60hz 4 Pediatric Crib With Wheels Stainless Framed Is Made Stainless Angle Bar & Legs Is Of 3/4" Tubular Steel. One Side Of Which Can Be Lowered With Side Rails. With Wheels. Size: L-52" X W-19" X H-28" With 2" Mattress Stainless Steel. _______________________ Signature Over Printed Name   Section Viii. Checklist Of Technical And Financial Documents I. Technical Component Envelope Class “a” Documents Legal Documents ⬜ (a) Valid Philgeps Registration Certificate (platinum Membership) (all Pages);or ⬜ (b) Registration Certificate From Securities And Exchange Commission (sec), Department Of Trade And Industry (dti) For Sole Proprietorship, Or Cooperative Development Authority (cda) For Cooperatives Or Its Equivalent Document, And ⬜ (c) Mayor’s Or Business Permit Issued By The City Or Municipality Where The Principal Place Of Business Of The Prospective Bidder Is Located, Or The Equivalent Document For Exclusive Economic Zones Or Areas; And ⬜ (d) Tax Clearance Per E.o. No. 398, S. 2005, As Finally Reviewed And Approved By The Bureau Of Internal Revenue (bir). Technical Documents ⬜ (e) Statement Of The Prospective Bidder Of All Its Ongoing Government And Private Contracts, Including Contracts Awarded But Not Yet Started, If Any, Whether Similar Or Not Similar In Nature And Complexity To The Contract To Be Bid; And ⬜ (f) Statement Of The Bidder’s Single Largest Completed Contract (slcc) Similar To The Contract To Be Bid, Except Under Conditions Provided For In Sections 23.4.1.3 And 23.4.2.4 Of The 2016 Revised Irr Of Ra No. 9184, Within The Relevant Period As Provided In The Bidding Documents; And ⬜ (g) Original Copy Of Bid Security. If In The Form Of A Surety Bond, Submit Also A Certification Issued By The Insurance Commission; Or Original Copy Of Notarized Bid Securing Declaration; And ⬜ (h) Conformity With The Technical Specifications, Which May Include Production/delivery Schedule, Manpower Requirements, And/or After-sales/parts, If Applicable; And ⬜ (i) Original Duly Signed Omnibus Sworn Statement (oss); And If Applicable, Original Notarized Secretary’s Certificate In Case Of A Corporation, Partnership, Or Cooperative; Or Original Special Power Of Attorney Of All Members Of The Joint Venture Giving Full Power And Authority To Its Officer To Sign The Oss And Do Acts To Represent The Bidder. Financial Documents ⬜ (j) The Supplier’s Audited Financial Statements, Showing, Among Others, The Supplier’s Total And Current Assets And Liabilities, Stamped “received” By The Bir Or Its Duly Accredited And Authorized Institutions, For The Preceding Calendar Year Which Should Not Be Earlier Than Two (2) Years From The Date Of Bid Submission; And ⬜ (k) The Prospective Bidder’s Computation Of Net Financial Contracting Capacity (nfcc); Or A Committed Line Of Credit From A Universal Or Commercial Bank In Lieu Of Its Nfcc Computation. Class “b” Documents ⬜ (l) If Applicable, A Duly Signed Joint Venture Agreement (jva) In Case The Joint Venture Is Already In Existence; Or Duly Notarized Statements From All The Potential Joint Venture Partners Stating That They Will Enter Into And Abide By The Provisions Of The Jva In The Instance That The Bid Is Successful. Ii. Financial Component Envelope ⬜ (m) Original Of Duly Signed And Accomplished Financial Bid Form; And ⬜ (n) Original Of Duly Signed And Accomplished Price Schedule(s). Other Documentary Requirements Under Ra No. 9184 (as Applicable) ⬜ (o) [for Foreign Bidders Claiming By Reason Of Their Country’s Extension Of Reciprocal Rights To Filipinos] Certification From The Relevant Government Office Of Their Country Stating That Filipinos Are Allowed To Participate In Government Procurement Activities For The Same Item Or Product. ⬜ (p) Certification From The Dti If The Bidder Claims Preference As A Domestic Bidder Or Domestic Entity.

Details: The city of Oranienburg operates a local network with around 300 workstations. This is connected to the Internet via a 1 Gbit fiber optic connection. At the same time, there are regional connections from branch offices via 1/10 Gbit fiber optic connections (city library, orangery, field service and fire department) and the state administration network as well as VPN tunnels in children's facilities, fire departments and the city court. The administration operates a large number of software applications (around 65), which means that around 10,000 sessions are set up every day. The existing Fortigate 501e firewalls were purchased in 2020 and manage around 30 VLANs and 500 rules for restricting data traffic. The firewalls are to be replaced because support expires in 2025. The entire network, address interface and routing configuration as well as all rules are to be transferred to the new systems. At the same time, a redundant perimeter firewall is to be purchased, which ensures a two-stage firewall concept and thus a physical separation into secure and insecure networks. At the same time, the application firewall is to be relieved. Rules that affect Internet traffic are to be partially transferred to this system. The mail gateway is currently a Sophos Utm9 hardware, which is even older. The device is EOL and no longer guarantees secure protection against attacks via email. This is also to be replaced by a system, Which ensures the best possible protection using state-of-the-art methods. The previous filter settings are to be adopted and configured in the new system. At the same time, security is to be increased (e.g. SSL inspection). The third component is to be an analysis and log server that stores all incidents and makes the systems and their status transparent and combines them into the security fabric. The log server is also a requirement of the BSI basic protection and is to be expanded later in the local network to include monitoring. The administrators are to be instructed in the setup and trained in its operation in the form of a workshop. The configuration provided is to be documented and handed over to the client.

Details: Description Subject : Design And Build Of Dedvmh Multi-purpose / Evacuation Area Location : Dedvmh Compound, Bood, Ubay, Bohol Terms Of Reference I. Background Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital (dedvmh) Is A Licensed Level 2 General Hospital Located In Ubay, Bohol With 200 Authorized Bed Capacity Which Aims To Provide Highly Specialized Quality Healthcare Services To All Where Human Dignity Is Valued And Respected By Competent And Committed Personnel. In Accordance With The Provisions Of And Related Issuances Of Doh Administrative Order No. 2019-0056 Increasing The Bed Capacity Of Dedvmh From 50 Beds To 300 Beds And R.a. No. 11223, Or The “universal Health Care Act”, The Hospital Shall Provide Promotive, Preventive, Diagnostic, Curative, And Palliative Care Services, And Research, Professional Teaching And Training Programs And Shall Be Fully Equipped With The State-of-the Art Equipment And Facilities, Complemented By Adequately Trained And Competent Human Resources For Health Appropriate For A Licensed And Accredited Tertiary General Hospital. Dedvmh Shall Strengthen Its Existing Basic Services, And Aim For The Improvement Of Its Service Capability And Capacity Serving As Referral Hospital In The Northeastern Section Of The Bohol Province, Complementing Local Health Systems And Providers Of Municipalities In The Area. In Order To Fulfill This Mandate, Dedvmh Is Upgrading Its Services To Become A Level Iii Hospital To Provide Better And Quality Healthcare Services Especially In The Northeastern Part Of Bohol, Its Catchment Areas And Nearby Provinces. The Increase In The Bed Capacity And Expansion Of Services And Capability Are Consistent With The Dedvmh’s Hospital Development Plan (hdp) And Philippine Health Facility Development Plan (phfdp) 2020-2040. Ii. Objectives This Project Aims To Construct A Safe Center While Providing Prime Patient Care During Weather Adversities. This Is In Consonance As Well With Our Continuing Drive In Developing Health Measures To Adapt To Climate Change. This Center Shall Serve As A Safe Sport Avenue Promoting Healthy Lifestyles To Healthcare Workers. This Will Also Be Utilized To House Hospital Activities To Shield Participants From Heat And Rain. It Also Aims To Create A Versatile Multi-purpose/evacuation Center Housing The Health Information Management Systems (himo) Department On The Lower Ground Floor To Support Secure And Efficient Data Management Critical To Hospital Operations. With Future Funding, The Center Is Planned To Include A Multi-purpose Court On The Upper Ground Floor, Promoting Wellness And Recreational Activities For Healthcare Staff, As Well As Office Spaces On The Second Floor To Support Future Departmental Growth And Administrative Needs, Ensuring The Facility Remains Adaptable And Functional For Various Purposes. The Design Must Also Conform To The Standards Set By In Accordance To The Manual On Technical Guidelines For Hospitals Planning And Design (level 3) And Doh Green And Safe Health Facilities Manual To Develop Climate Smart Health Facilities That Address And Adapt To The Impacts On The Environment. The Winning Bidder Shall Design For This Project With The Approval Of The Medical Center Including The Approved Detailed Estimates, Bill Of Quantities, Technical Specifications, And Methodology Of Construction And Scope Of Works Of The Project. Iii. Conceptual Design The Design Concept Of The Project Was Governed By The Planning And Design Standards Of Level 3 Service Capability Hospital Facility As Prescribed By The Latest Requirements Of The Department Of Health And Other Concerned Agencies. Building Design Shall Conform To The Provisions Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096), Accessibility Law (bp 344), Architecture Law (ra 9266), National Structural Code Of The Philippines, Electrical Engineering Law (ra 7920), Mechanical Engineering Law (ra 5336), Plumbing Code (ra 1378, 1993-1994 Revisions), Fire Code (ra 9514) And Other Laws And Regulations Covering Environmental Concerns And Local Ordinances And Regulations. The As-built Plan And Proposed Schematic Lay-out/call-out Will Be Provided As Basis Reference In The Development Of Preliminary Conceptual Design Plans To Be Submitted As Part Of The Technical Proposal. However, It Is The Responsibility Of The Bidder To Verify Actual Site Conditions And Dimensions. The Preliminary Conceptual Design Plans And Perspectives Shall Be Included Construed Part Of The Technical Proposal As Follows: Preliminary Conceptual Design Plans Required Specified Degree Of Details 1. Schematic Floor Plans: A. Lower Ground Floor B. Upper Ground Floor (partitions For Funding) C. Second Floor (above Stage Area) All Schematic Plans Shall Be At Least A3 Size Paper And Shall Meet The Minimum Space Requirements And Planning/design Guidelines Of Level 3 Hospital For: - Health Information Management Systems Department Offices & Storage, Waiting Area - Wellness Area - Covered Area Proposed For Multi-purpose Court - Proposed Area For Offices Preliminary Conceptual Design Plans Required Specified Degree Of Details A. Aerial Perspective View All Perspective / Plans Shall Be At Least A3 Size Paper In Colored Printed And Shall Conform With The Preliminary Conceptual Plans And At Least 3d Rendered. B. Man’s Eye / Worm’s Eye Perspective View All Perspective / Plans Shall Be At Least A3 Size Paper In Colored Printed And Shall Conform With The Preliminary Conceptual Plans And At Least 3d Rendered. C. Front Perspective View All Perspective / Plans Shall Be At Least A3 Size Paper In Colored Printed And Shall Conform With The Preliminary Conceptual Plans And At Least 3d Rendered. D. Rear Perspective View In Conformance With The Preliminary Conceptual Plans And At Least 3d Rendered. E. Left & Right-side Perspective View All Perspective / Plans Shall Be At Least A3 Size Paper In Colored Printed And Shall Conform With The Preliminary Conceptual Plans And At Least 3d Rendered F. Longitudinal And Transverse Section Plans At Least One Longitudinal And One Transverse Section Plans In At Least A3 Size Paper The Conceptualization Of The Design Including Its Specifications And Space Requirements Shall Complement And/or Supplement With The Existing Site Conditions. Proponent’s Input, Suggestion And Recommendations With Regard To The Identification Of The Scope Or Physical Components And Structures, Specific Outputs And Requirements And Proposed Construction Methods Shall Be Considered. Iv. Performance Specifications And Parameters Site And Space Planning Were Governed By The Standards, Rules And Regulations On The Design Of Level 3 Hospitals As Prescribed By The Department Of Health And Other Concerned Agencies. Building Design Shall Conform To The Provisions Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096), Accessibility Law (bp 344), Architectural Law (ra 9266), Civil Engineering Law (ra 544), National Structural Code Of The Philippines, Electrical Engineering Law (ra 7920), Mechanical Engineering Law (ra5336), Plumbing Code (ra 1378, 1993-1994 Revisions), Fire Code (ra 9514) And Other Laws And Regulations Covering Environmental Concerns And Local Ordinances And Regulations. A. Pre-detailed Design 1. Engineering Surveys And Investigations 1.1 Surveys And Investigations Of The Site Includes Elevations And Contours (at 0.5m Interval), Soil Tests, Location, Dimension, Floor Elevations And Other Pertinent Data On Existing Buildings And Improvements (roads, Parking Areas, Mature Trees) And Existing Utility Lines (e.g. Water, Power, Telephone). 2. Preliminary Conceptual Design Plans/perspective 2.1 Preparation Of The Following Drawings For Design Development Based On The As Built Plan And Schematic Lay-out/call-out Prepared By The Procuring Entity. Please Refer To Section Iii. Conceptual Design. B. Detailed Design Preparation Of Final Design Concept And Detailed Architecture And Engineering Design Shall Be In Accordance With The Schematic Plans For Hospital Building And Design Conceptualization Duly Approved By The Dedvmh. In Determining The Final Design Concept And Detailed Architecture And Engineering Design, The Implementing Unit Together With The Design And Build Contractor Shall Initiate The Coordination Meeting With The Concerned Stakeholders In The Following Schedule: First Session - The Design And Build Contractor Shall Present The First Schematic Plan And Design Concept For Deliberation, Consultation And Inputs By The Proponents Within Ten (10) Calendar Days From The Effectivity Of Notice To Proceed Second Session - The Design And Build Contractor Shall Present The First Revision Of Schematic Plan And Design Concept For Deliberation, Consultation And Inputs By The Proponents, If There Any, Within Twenty (20) Calendar Days From The Effectivity Of Notice To Proceed Third Session - The Design And Build Contractor Shall Present The Second Revision Of Schematic Plan And Design Concept For Deliberation, Consultation And Inputs By The Proponents, If There Any, Within Thirty (30) Calendar Days From The Effectivity Of Notice To Proceed Upon Approval Of The Final Schematic Plan And Design Concept, The Design And Build Contractor Shall Then Proceed For The Design Phase, Enumerated As Follows: 1. Preparation Of The Following Detailed Design Drawings Of Entire Building (see Doh Checklist Of Drawings Requirements) Based On The Design Development Drawings And Design Parameters Including Any Revisions And Refinements As Approved And Required By The Dedvmh: A. Detailed Architectural Plans (refer To Checklist Of Drawings Requirements And Design Parameters). B. Detailed Structural Plans (refer To Checklist Of Drawings Requirements And Design Parameters). C. Detailed Electrical Plans (refer To Checklist Of Drawings Requirements And Design Parameters). D. Detailed Storm Drain, Sanitary And Plumbing Plans (refer To Checklist Of Drawings Requirements And Design Parameters). E. Detailed Mechanical Plans (refer To Checklist Of Drawings Requirements And Design Parameters). F. Structural Computations, Including Soil Boring Test Results And Seismic Analysis And Electrical Design Computations. G. General Notes And Technical Specifications Describing Type And Quality Of Materials And Equipment To Be Used, Manner Of Construction And The General Conditions Under Which The Project Is To Be Constructed. H. Detailed Cost Estimates, Detailed Bill Of Qualities, Bill Of Quantities, And Program Of Works Including A Summary Sheet Indicating The Unit Prices Of Construction Materials, Labor Rates And Equipment Rentals. I. Summary Of Works J. All Design Output Shall Include The Following: Particulars Design Required Output Hard Copy Printed In Standard Size Paper 40 X 30 Printed And Hardbound Catalog For All Perspective Views, Architectural Finishes, Electrical Fixtures, Sanitary/plumbing Fixtures Utilizing Standard A4 Size Photo Paper Electronic Copy Electronic Copies In Standard Formats: - Designplansfile.pdf; - Designplanscadfile.dwg; - Design3dfile.skp/dwg/etc; - Powerpointpresentation.ppt; - 3d Animations (walkthrough.mp4/avi/mov/etc.) Design And Build Contractor Shall Compile All The Files And To Be Stored In 1tb External Drive Fourth And Final Session - The Design And Build Contractor Shall Submit The Completed Detailed Design Drawings Of The Entire Building, Within Sixty (60) Calendar Days From The Effectivity Of Notice To Proceed. C. Green Building 1. Design Development Shall Consider At Least Basic Requirements For Green Building Applied To Hospital Facilities In Building Component Systems Such As Architectural, Structural, Electrical, Mechanical, And Sanitary. D. 3d Animation And Walkthrough Presentations Designer Shall Prepare A 3d Walkthrough, That Is, Taking A Virtual Tour Of The Proposed Project/structure In Any Design Platform. It Shall Be Produced From Digital 3d Models That Have Been Visualized To A Photo-realistic Standard That Will Showcase All The Design Elements, Both Externally And Internally Of A Property Development And Its Spaces. Minimum Expected Output Shall Include But Not Limited To: - 3d Walkthrough Presentation That Will Show From The Main Entrance Of The Hospital Compound, Going Through The Site Where The Project Is To Be Located. From The Site, It Should Walk Through The Main Facade And Entrance Of The Ground Floor Of The Building Up To The Third Floor Showing All The Respective Floors, Its Lobbies, Hallways, Rooms And Other Support Facilities. - In Addition, The 3d Walkthrough Presentation Shall Include The Exterior Views / Facade Of The Building With Its Adjoining Structures. E. Pre-construction Pre-construction Meeting Shall Be Scheduled On The Next Day That The Completed Detailed Design Drawings Are Submitted. Key Stakeholders—including The Dedvmh, And The Design And Build Contractor (architects, Engineers, Consultants, And Contractor—must Attend). The Meeting Will Serve To:  Review And Confirm The Submitted Design Documents.  Ensure That The Designs Comply With The Project’s Specifications, Budget, And Schedule.  Address Any Necessary Adjustments Or Clarifications Before Construction Commences. After The Pre-construction Meeting, The Design And Build Contractor Shall Finalize And Submit The Following Documents For The Approval Of Dedvmh: 1. Duly Signed Construction Schedule And S-curve 2. Duly Signed Manpower Schedule 3. Duly Signed Construction Methods 4. Duly Signed Pert Cpm And Ghannt Chart Showing Per Item Of Works Of Individual Projects 5. Log Book This Submission Should Encompass All Architectural, Structural, And Mepfs Plans, Specifications, And Any Amendments From The Meeting. These Documents Will Form The Basis For Construction. Upon The Dedvmh’s Approval Of The Submitted Construction Documents, A Notice To Commence Will Be Issued. Construction Activities May Only Begin Following The Issuance Of This Notice. F. Construction As A Rule, Contract Implementation Guidelines For Procurement Of Infrastructure Projects Shall Comply With Annex “e” And Guidelines For The Implementation Of Contracts For Design And Build Infrastructure Projects Shall Comply With Annex “g” Of Irr, Ra 9184. The Following Provisions Shall Supplement These Procedures: 1. Scope Of Works: Supply Of Materials, Labor, Tools And Equipment Necessary To Complete The Execution Of Architectural, Structural And Electrical And Mechanical Works. Includes All Other Necessary Works That Complete For The Fully Operational Building But Limited To The Following Work Items; A) Site Works - Provision Of Temporary Perimeter Fence - Demolition Of Existing Building/structure, Includes Hauling Of Debris Within The Hospital Compound - All Materials, Debris, Etc. Identified As Garbage As Directed By Hospital Management Shall Be Disposed Off-site - Excavation And Grading Provide Necessary Soil Protection On Excavated Portion. - Soil Poisoning And Termite Control B) Foundation Works - Foundation Of The Entire Building Includes Column Footings, Wall Footings And Other Sub-structures As Specified In The Approved Plan. C) Concrete Works - From Foundation (entire Building); Includes Slabs, Beams And Girders D) Architectural Works I) Exterior Walls – All Exterior Wall At Lower Ground Floor To Upper Ground Floor Including Plastering Ii) Interior Walls – All Interior Wall At Functional Floors Complete With Wall Finishes Iii) Ceiling Works – All Functional Floors As Determined By Procuring Entity Iv) Floor Finish – All Functional Floors As Determined By Procuring Entity V) Doors And Windows– All Exterior Doors And Windows As Per Plan And Specifications Vi) Doors And Windows – All Functional Areas As Determined By Procuring Entity Vii) Painting Works – All Exterior Walls; Interior Walls At Functional Areas Viii) Façade And Signage E) Electrical Works I) Roughing-ins – All Necessary Roughing-ins Including Riser Conduits From Lower Ground Floor To Upper Ground Floor Including Cable Tray Ii) Panel Boards And Breakers – Main Breaker; Panel Boards From Ground Floor To Third Floor Iii) Wires And Cables – All Wires And Cables At Functional Floors Includes Installation Of Main Feeder Lines Tap To Existing Power House Including Connections To All Panel Board And Breakers Iv) Electrical Fixtures And Devices – All Fixtures And Wiring Devices At Functional Areas. Provision Of Usb Ready Outlets To Every Rooms. V) Application Of Electrical Connections/permits Shall Be Shouldered By The Contractor F) Mechanical Works I) Installation Of Automatic Fire Protection System At Functional Areas Ii) Installation Air Condition Units At Functional Areas As Determined By Professional Mechanical Engineer G) Plumbing And Sanitary Works I) Installation Of Plumbing And Sanitary System At Functional Areas, Includes; - Water Supply Pipelines - Waste Water Pipelines - Plumbing Fixtures And Accessories - Necessary Riser Pipes - Fiber Glass Pressure Tank - Drainage System I) Electronics / Auxiliary Works - At Functional Areas: Public Address / Voice Evacuation Systems (paging Systems), Cctv, And Or Integrated Information And Communication Systems, Installation Of Fire Detection And Alarm System (fdas) At Functional Floors J) Other Works 1. No Works Shall Commence Unless The Contractor Has Submitted The Prescribed Documentary Requirements And The Dedvmh Has Given Written Approval. Work Execution Shall Be In Accordance With Reviewed And Approved Documents. The Contractor Shall Process The Approval Of Permit To Construct (ptc) Form Doh – Central Visayas Regional Office, Cebu City. In Addition To, The Contractor Shall Process The All-necessary Permits (i.e., Building Permit, Occupancy Permit And All Prerequisite Permits) Chargeable Against The Project. 2. The Contractor Shall Be Responsible For Obtaining All Necessary Information As To Risks, Contingencies And Other Circumstances Which May Affect The Works And Shall Prepare And Submit All Necessary Documents Specified By The Concerned Building Officials To Meet All Regulatory Approvals As Specified In The Contract Documents. 3. Any Errors, Omissions, Inconsistencies, Inadequacies Or Failure Submitted By The Contractor That Do Not Comply With The Requirements Shall Be Rectified, Resubmitted And Reviewed At The Contractor’s Cost. If The Contractor Wishes To Modify And Design Or Document Which Has Been Previously Submitted, Reviewed And Approved, The Contractor Shall Notify The Hospital Management And The Procuring Entity Within A Reasonable Period Of Time And Shall Shoulder The Cost Of Such Changes. 4. As A Rule, Changes In Design And Construction Requirements Shall Be Limited Only To Those That Have Not Been Anticipated In The Contract Documents Prior To Contract Signing And Approval. The Following Guidelines Shall Govern Approval For Change Or Variation Orders: A. Change Orders Resulting From Design Errors, Omissions Or Non-conformance With The Performance Specifications And Parameters And The Contract Documents By The Contractor Shall Be Implemented By The Contractor At No Additional Cost To The Procuring Entity. B. Provided That The Contractor Suffers Delay And/or Incurs Costs Due To Changes Or Errors In The Dedvmh Performance Specifications And Parameters, The Contractor Shall Be Entitled To Either One Of The Following: 1. An Extension Of Time For Any Such Delays Under Section 10 Of Annex “e” Of Irr (ra 9184); Or 2. Payment For Such Costs As Specified In The Contract Documents, Provided, That The Cumulative Amount Of The Variation Order Does Not Exceed Ten Percent (10%) Of The Original Project Cost. C. The Contract Documents Shall Include The Manner And Schedule Of Payment Specifying The Estimated Contract Amount And Installments In Which The Contract Will Be Paid. D. The Contractor Shall Be Entitled To Advance Payment Subject To The Provisions Of Section 4 Of Annex “e”, Irr (ra 9184). D. The Dedvmh Shall Define The Quality Control Procedures For The Design And Construction In Accordance With The Doh Guidelines And Shall Issue The Proper Certificates Of Acceptance For Sections Of The Works Or Whole Of The Works As Provided For In The Contract Documents. E. The Contractor Shall Provide All Necessary Equipment, Personnel, Instruments, Documents And Others To Carry Out Specified Tests. F. This Design And Build Projects Shall Have A Minimum Defects Liability Period Of One (1) Year After Contract Completion Or As Provided For In The Contract Documents. This Is Without Prejudice To The Liabilities Imposed Upon The Engineer/architect Who Drew Up The Plans And Specification For Building Sanctioned Under Section 1723 Of The New Civil Code Of The Philippines. G. The Contractor Shall Be Held Liable For Design And Structural Defects And/or Failure Of The Completed Project Within The Warranty Period Of 15 Years For Permanent Structures/buildings As Specified In Section 62.2.3.2 Of The Irr (ra 9184) V. Implementation Arrangement A. Reporting Protocol Contact Person I. Nelson A. Elle, Md, Dtmph, Mscih Office Of The Medical Center Chief Ii Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital Bood, Ubay, Bohol Ii. Joan V. Kadusale, Cpa Supervising Administrative Officer Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital Bood, Ubay, Bohol Iii. Leomel R. Labitad, Ce Engineer Iii Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital Bood, Ubay, Bohol Iv. Allana Jane C. Dacoylo, Uap Architect Ii Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital Bood, Ubay, Bohol Vi. Elegibility Requirements A. Basic 1. The Eligibility Requirements For Design And Build Scheme Shall Comply With The Applicable Provisions Of Sections 23-24 Of Irr Of Ra 9184. 2. A Modified Set Of Requirements Integrating Eligibility Documents And Criteria For Infrastructure Project And Consulting Services Shall Be Adopted In Accordance With Annex G - Guidelines For The Procurement And Implementation Of Contracts For Design And Build Infrastructure Projects Of Irr Of Ra 9184. 3. Pcab Classification Under “general Building”; License Category B “medium A” 4. Contractor Must Have Similar Project In The Amount At Least Fifty Percent (50%) Of The Abc Within The Past Five (5) Years. 5. Similar Projects With The Following But Not Limited To:  Medium-rise Hospital Facility Project, Must Have Ongoing Or Completed Project At Least 6-storey Building.  Supply And Installation Of Hvac System. B. Specialized 1. For Pre-design And Design Phase Of The Contract, The Bidder Shall Comply The Following Professionals To Be Assigned: I. Project Coordinator • Licensed Architect Or Engineer With At Least 15 Years’ Experience In Hospital-related Project Management. • Superb Oral And Written Communication Skills, Organization Skills And Excellent Administrative Abilities. Ii. Architect • The Architect Must Be A Registered And Licensed Architects (rla), With An Updated Professional Identification Card And Must Be A Member In Good Standing Of The Integrated And Accredited Professional Organization Of Architects (iapoa). • Should Have At Least 10 Years’ Experience In Hospital-related Project. Iii. Structural Engineer • Licensed Structural Engineer With At Least 10 Years’ Experience In Hospital-related Project Management. • Must Be A Member Of Accredited Structural Engineer Associations. Iv. Mechanical Engineer • Licensed Professional Mechanical Engineer With At Least 10 Years’ Experience In Hospital-related Project. V. Electrical Engineer • Licensed Professional Electrical Engineer With At Least 10 Years’ Experience In Hospital-related Project. Vi. Sanitary Engineer • Licensed Sanitary Engineer With At Least 10 Years’ Experience In Hospital-related Project. Vii. Cad Operator (at Least One For Architecture And One For Each Engineering Specialty) • At Least Bachelor’s Degree In Architecture, Engineering, And/or Industrial Technology Major In Drafting • Proficient In Autocad Software Viii. Administrative Support Staff 2. For The Construction Phase Of The Contract, The Contractor Shall Assign Technical Personnel With The Following Qualification: I. Project Manager • Licensed Architect Or Engineer With At Least 10 Years’ Experience In Medium Rise Hospital-related Project • Superb Oral And Written Communication Skills, Organization Skills And Excellent Administrative Abilities. Ii. Project Engineer (civil) • Licensed Civil Engineer With At Least 5 Years’ Experience As Project Engineer In Medium Rise Hospital-related Project Iii. Project Engineer (mechanical) • Registered Mechanical Engineer With At Least 5 Years’ Experience As Project Engineer In Medium Rise Hospital-related Project Iv. Project Engineer (electrical) • Registered Electrical Engineer With At Least 5 Years’ Experience As Project Engineer In Medium Rise Hospital-related Project V. Cad Operator (at Least One For Architecture And One For Each Engineering Specialty) • At Least Bachelor’s Degree In Architecture, Engineering, And/or Industrial Technology Major In Drafting • Proficient In Autocad Software Vi. General Foreman (all Discipline) • With At Least 5 Years’ Experience As General Foreman In Medium Rise Project Vii. Skilled Workers (all Discipline) • With At Least 3 Years’ Experience In Medium Rise Project Viii. Administrative Support Staff Vii. Approved Budget Cost Project Description Approved Budget Cost Design Of Dedvmh Multi-purpose / Evacuation Area 5% - 7% Of Abc Construction Of Dedvmh Multi-purpose / Evacuation Area 93% - 95% Of Abc Total Abc Php 30,000,000.00 The Approved Budget For The Design-build Contract Is Thirty Million Pesos (php 30,000,000.00) Which Is Identified As The Design And Build Of Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital Multi-purpose/evacuation Area. Detailed Architectural And Engineering Design Services Shall Not Exceed Seven Percent (7%) Of The Approved Budget Cost (as Per Prboa Resolution No. 6 Series Of 2016 - Architect’s Guidelines For Standards Of Professional Practice Compliances On The Methods Of Compensation And Schedule Of Fees, Pursuant To Republic Act No.9266, Published In The Official Gazette, September 19, 2016 Issue) Of The Entire Building Inclusive Of Taxes And Duties. Proposals Exceeding The Approved Budget Shall Be Automatically Rejected. Viii. Estimated Duration Of Engagement The Duration Of The Contract Is Three Hundred (300) Calendar Days From The Design Phase Up To The Completion Of The Project From The Date Of Effectivity: I. Pre-design And Design Phase - 60 Calendar Days Ii. Construction Phase - 240 Calendar Days Ix. Minimum Requirements For Construction Safety And Health A. General Requirements No Contractor Or Subcontractor Shall Require Any Employee To Work In Surroundings Or Under Working Conditions That Are Unsanitary, Hazardous, Or Dangerous To His Health Or Safety. In Order To Meet This General Requirement, The Contractor Must: 1. Initiate And Maintain Programs (written Or Otherwise) To Comply With This General Requirement. 2. Provide Frequent And Regular Inspections Of The Job Sites By Competent Persons.  Competent Person Means One Who Is Capable Of Identifying Existing And Predictable Hazards In The Surroundings Or Working Conditions Which Are Unsanitary, Hazardous, Or Dangerous To Employees, And Who Has Authorization To Prompt Corrective Measures To Eliminate Them. 3. Prohibit The Use Of Any Machinery, Tool, Material, Or Equipment That Is Not In Compliance With Applicable Requirements. 4. Permit Only Those Employees Adequately Trained To Operate Machinery Or Equipment. 5. Provide Training For All Employees In:  Recognition And Avoidance Of Unsafe Conditions  Workplace Safety And Health Requirements  Applicable Hazards, Safe Handling, And Personal Protective Equipment Necessary For Handling Poisons, Caustics, Flammables, And Other Harmful Substances Relevant To Their Job Duties.  Specific Hazards And Procedures For Entering Confined Spaces If Applicable 6. Provide Provisions For Medical Care And First Aid. 7. Develop An Effective Fire Protection And Prevention Plan. 8. Ensure Appropriate Housekeeping Measures Including Clear Walkways And Removal Of Combustible Scrap And Debris. 9. Require The Wearing Of Appropriate Personal Protective Equipment Such As Hard Hats, Safety Glasses, Steel Toe Shoes, Or Other Appropriate Protective Equipment In All Operations Where There Is An Exposure To Hazardous Conditions. 10. Develop An Emergency Action Plan Covering Designated Actions Employers And Employees Must Take To Ensure Employees Safety From Fire And Other Emergency.  Plan Must Be In Writing For Employers With Greater Than 10 Employees  All Employees Must Be Trained Upon Initial Assignment On The Parts Of The Plan The Employee Needs To Know In The Event Of An Emergency. 11. Provide Access To Hand Washing Facilities, Toilets, And An Adequate Supply Of Drinking Water. 12. Provide Safety And Health Signs That Are Clearly Visible To Construction Workers And Public. 13. Conduct Regular Safety Meetings. Source: Colorado State University Occupational Health And Safety Section Department Of Environmental Health Fort Collins, Colorado X. Design Technical Specifications And Requirements The Bidder Shall Submit The Following Design Deliverables In Accordance With The Design Specifications, Parameters And Drawing Checklist But Not Limited To The Following: Activity Reports And Documents Required 1. Pre-design Phase 1.1 Structural Analysis And Design Five (5) Sets Duly Signed And Seal Structural Analysis And Design Report In Hard Bound Including The Executable E-files (staad/etabs,etc.) Five (5) Sets Duly Signed And Seal Structural Specifications In Hard Bound (refer To Structural Analysis And Design Specification And Parameters) 1.2 Master Site Development Plans And Conceptual 3d Design Five (5) Sets Duly Signed And Seal Master Site Development Plans In Hard Copy (at Least 20 X 30 Paper Size In Desired Minimum Scale) And Softcopy (editable File.dwg And 3d Model.skp/cad/etc) Powerpoint Presentation And/or Walkthrough Presentation 2. Design Phase 2.1 Detailed Architecture And Engineering Designs/plans Including Applicable And/or Approved Revisions To The Satisfaction Of The Procuring Entity Five (5) Sets Duly Signed And Seal Detailed Architecture And Engineering Plans/drawing In Hard Copy (at Least 20 X 30 Paper Size In Desired Minimum Scale) And Softcopy (editable File.dwg And 3d Model.skp/cad/etc) (refer To Design Parameters And Drawing Checklists) 2.2 Construction Technical Specifications Five (5) Sets Duly Signed And Seal Construction Technical Specifications In Hard Bound Xi. Space Requirements General Floors:  Ceiling Height Should Be At Least Three Meters Clear Height For 2nd Floor And Up. Ground Floor Lobby Must Be Of Higher Ceiling.  Provision Of Utility Room Enough To House Trolley And Dirty Utilities With Floor Drain  All Floors Shall Have Direct Access To Ramp  Both Stairs Are For Service And Emergency Use  External Window At Second Floor And Up Shall Be Of Awning Type.  Provision Of Electrical Room  Ramp For Wheelchair Access (with A Clear Width Of At Least 1.22 M. 4 Ft.).  Minimum Of Two (2) Exits, Remote From Each Other, For Each Floor Of The Building.  Exits Restricted To The Following Types: Door Leading Directly Outside The Building, Interior Stair, Ramp And Exterior Stair.  Exits Terminate Directly At Open Space To The Outside Of The Building. Lower Ground Floor – Health Information Management Systems Department • Waiting Area - This Area Is Dedicated For Waiting Area Of Patients, Patient’s Immediate Family Members, Hospital Staffs, And Client/visitors For Receiving And Issuance Of Medical/medico-legal Certificates, Birth And Death Certificates. It Is Designed As An Open Space To Promote Cross-ventilation, Ensuring Comfort And Improved Air Quality For All Users. - Planning Relationships: A. Accessible To Receiving/releasing Area - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 500 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Four (4) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Auxiliary System: D. Provide And Install The Following Auxiliary System: • Communication System  Public Address Paging System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Paging System - Fire Alarm System: E. Provide At Least Two (2) Units Smoke Detector. - Security System: F. Provide Closed – Circuit Television Cctv Shall Be Installed At The Lobby And Corridor Or Hallway Of This Floor With Central Monitor Located At The Reception Area And At Least Two Views Or Angles Of Cctv • Staff Office And Releasing/receiving Area - This Area Is Dedicated For Hims Staff And Other Authorized Users To Conduct Medical Studies, Read, Write, And Retrieve Records, Processing And Filing Of Opd, Er, And Or Records, Transcription Of Birth And Death Certificates, Staff Assembling/inputting Of Inpatient Charts And Updated Death Registry, And Receiving/issuance Of Medical/medico Legal Certificates, Birth, And Death Certificates. This Shall House Thirty-three (33) To Thirty-nine (39) Staff Desks And Chairs, Cabinet Filing, Adjustable Stool At Receiving/releasing/transaction Counter, Transaction Counter Window, Space For Photocopier, Risograph Machine, And Paper Shredder. This Should Be Designed To Incorporate Windows To Enable Cross-ventilation, Ensuring A Well-ventilated, Fresh-air Environment. In Addition To Being Well-lit And Featuring Two Exits, The Area Should Use Noise-reducing Materials To Maintain A Quiet, Efficient Workspace. - Planning Relationships: A. Accessible To Filing Area - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 500 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Fifteen (15) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Auxiliary System: D. Provide And Install The Following Auxiliary System: • Communication System  Telephone System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Telephone Outlet.  Local Area Network System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Data Outlet.  Public Address Paging System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Paging System - Fire Alarm System: E. Provide At Least Four (4) Units Smoke Detector. - Security System: F. Provide Closed – Circuit Television Cctv Shall Be Installed At The Lobby And Corridor Or Hallway Of This Floor With Central Monitor Located At The Reception Area And At Least Two Views Or Angles Of Cctv • Wellness Area - The Wellness Area For Hospital Staffs Will Feature Separate Male And Female Comfort Rooms And Showers, Lockers, Space For Exercise Equipment, A Mirrored Wall, And A Full-length, One-way Tinted Framed Operable Awning Window And A Swing-in Double Entrance Door, That Will Offer A Wide View Of The Hospital Grounds, Providing Natural Light And Cross Ventilation For An Inviting And Refreshing Environment. Main Floor Tiles Should Be Of Vinyl Flooring, Ensuring A Safe, Durable Surface For Exercise Equipment And Activities. This Choice Adds Comfort And Safety To The Space For Staff Use. - Planning Relationships: A. Adjacent To Hims Department Waiting Area - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 500 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Ten (10) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Provide At Least Six (6) Units Floor Mounted Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type, Universal Slot. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Auxiliary System: D. Provide And Install The Following Auxiliary System: • Communication System  Telephone System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Telephone Outlet.  Local Area Network System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Data Outlet.  Public Address Paging System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Paging System - Fire Alarm System: E. Provide At Least Two (2) Units Smoke Detector. - Security System: F. Provide Closed – Circuit Television Cctv With At Least Two Views Or Angles. • Head Office With Toilet - This Area Is Where Health Information Management Officer (himo) Reads, Transcribes, And Updates Disease And Operation Coding And Indexing, Prepares Communications And Other Pertinent Papers Related To Medical Records As Requested By Patients, Protects Confidentiality Of Medical Records, Performs Statistical And Other Reports Required By Doh And Other Institutions, And Performs Qualitative And Quantitative Analysis Of Hospital Health Records. This Will Feature A Glass Partition With A Door, Providing Visibility And Privacy Between The Office And The Staff Office And Releasing/receiving Area. It Will Also Include A Comfort Room And A Sofa For Receiving Visitors. - Planning Relationships: A. Accessible To Receiving/releasing Area B. Accessible To Staff Office - Lighting System: C. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 500 Lux. - Power System: D. Provide At Least Five (5) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Auxiliary System: E. Provide And Install The Following Auxiliary System: • Communication System  Telephone System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Telephone Outlet.  Local Area Network System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Data Outlet.  Public Address Paging System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Paging System - Fire Alarm System: F. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Smoke Detector. - Air-conditioning System: G. Provide Air Conditioning System. • Completion Area/conference Room Toilet - This Room/area Is Where Researchers/doctors And Other Authorized Users Discuss And Finalize Pertinent Papers/documents Related To Medical Records As Requested By Patient/relatives. This Space Will Also Function As A Conference Room, Designed With Soundproofing Materials And A Glass Fixed Window Directly Facing The Staff Office To Provide Visibility While Maintaining Privacy And Minimizing Noise. - Planning Relationships: A. Accessible To Staff Office - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 500 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Six (6) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Auxiliary System: D. Provide And Install The Following Auxiliary System: • Communication System  Telephone System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Telephone Outlet.  Local Area Network System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Data Outlet.  Public Address Paging System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Paging System - Fire Alarm System: E. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Smoke Detector. - Air-conditioning System: F. Provide Air Conditioning System. • Administrative Records Room - This Room/area Is Where Hims Staff Stores/files Administrative Records For Easy Access And Retrieves Records On File. It Will Include An Operable Sliding Window At A Reachable Height, Allowing For Natural Ventilation And Lighting. - Planning Relationships: A. Accessible To Staff Office - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 150 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Six (6) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Auxiliary System: D. Provide And Install The Following Auxiliary System: • Communication System  Telephone System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Telephone Outlet.  Local Area Network System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Data Outlet.  Public Address Paging System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Paging System - Fire Alarm System: E. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Smoke Detector. - Air-conditioning System: F. Provide Air Conditioning System - Security System: G. Provide At Least One (1) Closed – Circuit Television Cctv With At Least Two Views Or Angles. • File Storage Area - This Room/area Is Dedicated As Storage Of Inactive Files That Have Passed The Ten-to-thirty-year Filing Period, Of Files To Ensure Protection From Fire, Floor And Theft, For Periodic Evaluation Of Inactive Health Records/files, And To Keep Medical Records Accessible As Many Years As Possible. It Will Include An Operable Sliding Window At A Reachable Height, Allowing For Natural Ventilation And Lighting. - Planning Relationships: A. Adjacent To Hims Department - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 150 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Fourteen (14) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Auxiliary System: D. Provide And Install The Following Auxiliary System: • Communication System  Public Address Paging System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Paging System - Fire Alarm System: E. Provide At Least Seven (7) Units Smoke Detector. - Air-conditioning System: F. Provide Air Conditioning System. - Security System: G. Provide At Least One (1) Closed – Circuit Television Cctv With At Least Two Views Or Angles. • Records Room - This Room/area Within The File Storage Area Is Where Hims Staff Stores/files Opd, Er, And Or/dr Records, Birth And Death Certificates For Easy Access, Retrieves Records On File For Request/follow-up Of Patients/relatives And Researchers/doctors And Refiles Them, And Records Individual Charts By Patient’s Data For Complete Inventory Control. - Planning Relationships: A. Adjacent To Hims Department - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 150 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Six (6) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Auxiliary System: D. Provide And Install The Following Auxiliary System: • Communication System  Public Address Paging System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Paging System - Fire Alarm System: E. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Smoke Detector. - Air-conditioning System: F. Provide Air Conditioning System. - Security System: G. Provide At Least One (1) Closed – Circuit Television Cctv With At Least Two Views Or Angles. • Staff Pantry And Lockers - This Is The Lounging Area For Hims Staff And For Storing Of Their Personal Belongings. This Will Be Well-ventilated With Natural Lighting, Providing Ample Space For Pantry Furniture, A Refrigerator, A Stainless-steel Sink, And Steel Lockers Measuring 300 X 500 Mm. - Planning Relationships: A. Adjacent To Hims Department - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 500 Lux. - Power System: C. Provide At Least Four (4) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Provide At Least One (1) Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (gfci). Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Auxiliary System: D. Provide And Install The Following Auxiliary System: • Communication System  Public Address Paging System – Provide At Least One (1) Unit Paging System - Fire Alarm System: E. Provide At Least Two (2) Units Smoke Detector. - Air-conditioning System: F. Provide Air Conditioning System. - Security System: G. Provide At Least One (1) Closed – Circuit Television Cctv With At Least Two Views Or Angles. • Staff Female And Male Toilet - Separate Staff Female And Male Toilets For Staff Use, Located Within The Staff Pantry And Lockers Area For Convenience And Accessibility. - Planning Relationships: A. Within Staff Pantry B. Adjacent To Hims Department - Lighting System: C. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 500 Lux. • All Gender/pwd Public Toilet - This Restroom Is Designed To Be Inclusive, Complying With The Updates To The Amended Irr Of Bp 344. It Ensures Accessibility For All Genders And Persons With Disabilities (pwd), Featuring Wide Doors, Support Bars, Urinal And Spacious Layout To Meet The Latest Standards For Accessibility And Comfort. - Planning Relationships: A. Directly Accessible To Public. B. Minimum Of One (1) Toilet On Each Floor Accessible To Disabled. - Lighting System: C. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 500 Lux. • Electrical/auxiliary Room - Located On The Ground Floor Near Staff Office Exit, It Is Strategically Placed Away From Direct Client/visitors Access To Maintain Separation And Safety While Ensuring Easy Access For Maintenance And Operation. - Lighting System: A. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 250 Lux. - Fire Alarm System: B. Provide At Least One (1) Unit Smoke Detector. - Lighting System: C. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 500 Lux. - Power System: D. Provide At Least One (1) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. • Access Ramp - Ramps Designed To Provide A Smooth, Accessible Pathway For Individuals With Mobility Challenges, Such As Wheelchair Users, To Enter Or Exit A Building. These Ramps Should Meet Accessibility Standards, Including Proper Slope (usually 1:12), Non-slip Surfaces, Handrails On Both Sides, And Clear Signage. They Are Essential For Ensuring Equal Access To All Areas Of A Building, In Compliance With Accessibility Laws Like The Amended Irr Of Bp 344. - Planning Relationships: A. A Ramp Shall Have A Minimum Clear Width Of 1.22 Meters (or 4 Feet) In One Direction (or 2.44 Meters Or 8 Feet In Two Opposite Directions). B. The Slope Of The Ramp Shall Not Be Steeper Than 1:12 Meters. - Lighting System: C. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 500 Lux. • Janitor’s Closet - This Room/space Is Designed To Keep Cleaning Materials With Mop Sink And As Storage For Janitor’s Cleaning Tools. This Will Be Strategically Located For Easy Access By Utility Workers, Ensuring They Can Reach It Without Needing To Pass Through The Staff Office. - Planning Relationships: A. Adjacent To Hims Department Office And Waiting Area - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 500 Lux. Upper Ground Floor – Multi-purpose Court • Covered Area For Proposed Multi-purpose Court - This Area Is Designed With A Covered Roof And Perimeter Walls At A Height Of 1.2 Meters For Safety, Providing Space For The Proposed Multi-purpose Court And Second-floor Offices, With Plans For Future Funding. - Planning Relationships: A. Accessible To Receiving/releasing Area - Lighting System: B. For General Illumination, Provide At Least 1000 Lux. C. Provide High Bay Led Lights - Power System: D. Provide At Least Six (6) Units Of Outlet With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, 240v, Duplex, Grounding Type And Universal Slots. Also, Provide At Least One (1) Unit Of Outlet For Emergency Light With Specifications Of 15a, 2p, And 240v, Single. - Security System: E. Provide At Least One (1) Closed – Circuit Television Cctv With At Least Two Views Or Angles. Xii. Structural Design And Analysis Specifications And Parameters A. Codes And Standards The Civil/structural Design Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Codes And Standards  Codes 1. National Structural Code Of The Philippines (nscp) 2010 2. National Building Code Of The Philippines And Its Revised Irr 3. Accessibility Law 4. Local Codes And Ordinances  Standards 1. Bureau Of Product Standards (bps) 2. Philippine National Standards (pns) 3. Dpwh Blue Book 4. American Concrete Institute (aci) 5. American Society For Testing Materials (astm) 6. American Welding Society (aws) B. Design Criteria Shall Be Submitted First To The Procuring Entity For Concurrence Of The Following Minimum Design Requirements: 1. Design Loads (dead Load, Live Load, Wind Load, Seismic Load And Analysis Procedure, Load Combinations) 2. Materials (concrete, Reinforcing Steel Bars, Structural Steels) 3. Foundation (allowable Foundation Pressure) 4. Design References C. Minimum Design Input File In Structural Software And Required Reports 1. Job Information 2. Joint Coordinates 3. Material Definition/specification 4. Member Property 5. Support Definition 6. Load Definition (seismic/dead/live/wind/load Combinations) 7. Analysis Procedure 8. Analysis Result 9. Load List 10. Support Reaction List 11. Design Results (footing/ Column/ Beam) 12. Load Diagrams 13. Structural Plans -end Of Structural Design And Analysis- Xiii. Design Parameters (architectural) A. Codes And Standards The Architectural Works Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Laws, Codes And Standards.  Laws And Codes: 1. National Building Code Of The Philippines And Its Latest And Amended Irr 2. Ra 9266 Or Architecture Law And Its Latest And Amended Irr 3. Ra 4226 Or Hospital Licensing Act And Its Latest And Amended Irr 4. Bp 344 Or Accessibility Law And Its Latest And Amended Irr 5. Ao 35, S. 1994 Or Ao Pertaining To The Control Of Radiation Hazards 6. Ra 9514 Fire Code Of The Philippines 7. Existing Local Codes And Ordinances. 8. And Other Laws That Applies To The Projects  Standards: 1. Bureau Of Product Standards (bps) 2 Underwriters Laboratory (ul) 2. Doh Technical Guidelines For Hospital & Health Facilities Planning And Design – Level 3 B. General Drawing Guidelines 1. General  All Drawings Shall Be Computer-drafted. Drawings Shall Be Submitted Both In Printed And Electronic Copies.  Keep The Same Orientation For All Plans. The North Orientation Shall Be Indicated In All Architectural Floor Plans. The Orientation Of The Architectural Plans Shall Be Consistent With All The Engineering Plans.  Existing Buildings And New Works Shall Be Clearly Indicated And Labeled In The Site Plans.  Detailed Plans Shall Have A Scale Not Smaller Than 1:50 Meters.  Spot Detailed Plans, Elevations, And Sections Shall Have A Scale Not Smaller Than 1:10 Meters.  Avoid Notes Such As ‘see Architectural Detail’ Or ‘see Structural’. Always Refer With A Callout To The Specific Detail Drawing And Sheet Number. 2. Site Plans  The Site Plans Shall Have A Scale Not Smaller Than 1:500 Meters. 3. Floor Plans  All Plans Shall Be 1:100 Meters. The Same Scale Shall Be Used For The Rest Of The Architectural, Structural, Sanitary, Plumbing, Electrical And Mechanical Plans, Except For Each Trade’s Site Plan, Detailed Plans And Spot Details.  Elevation Callouts Shall Be Indicated On The Floor Plans And Shall Be Consistent With The Elevation Drawing.  Section Line Callouts On The Floor Plans Shall Be Consistent With The Section Drawing.  Floor Plans Shall Be Indicated With Boxed Room Callout Numbers, Including The Callout For Floor Finishes And Wall Finishes.  Floor Elevations Shall Be Indicated In The Floor Plans. This Shall Be In Reference To The Natural Grade Line Or The Established Finished Floor Lines Of The Adjoining Existing Buildings.  The Location Of Mechanical Equipment, E.g. Air Conditioning Shall Be Indicated In The Floor Plans. This Shall Be Consistent With The Mechanical And Electrical Plans.  Door Callouts Shall Be Circles With The Proper Numbering, E.g. D-01.  Window Callouts Shall Be Hexagons With The Proper Numbering, E.g. W-01. 4. Elevations And Sections  Finish Floor Lines And Top Of Truss Lines Shall Be Consistent In All The Elevations, Sections And Structural Plans And Details. 5. Reflected Ceiling Plans  Reflected Ceiling Plans Shall Be Indicated With Boxed Room Callout Numbers, Including The Callout For Ceiling Finishes And Lighting Fixtures.  Ceiling Height Relative And In Reference To The Finish Floor Line Shall Be Indicated In The Reflected Ceiling Plans In Each Room With Boxed Dimensions. This Is To Ensure That The Ceiling Heights Of All Rooms Are Established Whether Or Not Reflected In The Sections.  The Description And Location Of The Fixtures, E.g. Lighting, Smoke Detectors, Air Condition Vents, Exhaust Fans, In The Reflected Ceiling Plans Shall Be Consistent With The Electrical And Mechanical Plans. 6. Roof Plans  Location Of All Downspouts Shall Be Indicated In The Roof Plans. 7. Doors And Windows  Door And Window Schedules Shall Indicate The Type Of Door Or Window, The Number Of Sets, The Location/s Of The Door Or Window, The Materials And Accessories Included And Other Special Specifications, E.g. Color Or Finish. All Windows Above Ground Floor Should Be Of Awning Window And All Awning Windows Should Be A 45-deg. Opening Angle. 8. Details  Provide A Minimum Of One (1) Bay Section Of A Scale Not Smaller Than 1:50 Meters For Each Major Building Preferably Cut Along The Area With Special Construction Design.  Provide Spot Detail Plans, Elevations And Sections Of A Scale Not Smaller Than 1:10 Meters For Special Designs With Aesthetic Treatment And Ornamentation.  Provide Detailed Plans Of A Scale Not Smaller Than 1:50 For All Areas Needing Tile Pattern, E.g. Lobby, Corridor, Entrance Walk, Showing The Position And Pattern Of Tiles.  Centerline Location Of Plumbing Fixtures Shall Be Indicated In Detailed Plans With Lines Of Reference And Its Corresponding Dimensions. This Is To Indicate The Exact Locations Of The Plumbing/sanitary Roughing-ins. C. Site Works 1. The Master Site Development Plan Of The Hospital Shall Include The Following:  Contour And Survey Of The Lot, Including Bearing And Distance Of The Property Line  Road Network And Curbs And Sidewalks  Parking Spaces  Reference Location Of Existing Trees  Reference Location And Footprint Of Existing Buildings, With The Corresponding Building Names And Dimensions, Including Distances Between Adjacent Buildings, And Distances Between Buildings And The Nearest Property Line  Reference Location Of Utilities, E.g. Water Reservoirs, Septic Tank, Wastewater Treatment Plant, Powerhouse, Transformers, Waste Storage Area, Security Outposts 2. The Layout Of The Buildings On The Site Shall Be Zoned According To The Service It Provides:  The Outer Zone Shall Include All Front-line Services, E.g. Emergency, Out-patient, X-ray, Laboratory And Other Ancillary Departments.  The Inner Zone Shall Include The Wards.  The Deep Zone Shall Include Services Like The Operating Room, Delivery Room, Nursery, Intensive Care Unit And Other Sensitive Hospital Services.  The Service Zone Shall Include Non-medical Services But Are Essential To Hospital Operations, E.g. Staff Lounge And Lockers.  There Shall Be A Separate Road Network And Entry/exit For The Public And The Service Vehicles, E.g. Ambulance, Waste Collection Vans, Delivery Trucks.  In Limited Lot Areas, Buildings Should At Least Be Spaced Four (4) Meters Apart To Allow Natural Light And Ventilation.  Covered Walkways Shall Be Provided For Access And Connection To All The Buildings.  Ramps Shall Be Provided In All Main Entrances Of The Buildings And Other Access Openings To Walkways Leading To Other Buildings. D. Building Architectural Works 1. Floor Plans  The Structural, Sanitary, Plumbing, Electrical And Mechanical Designs Are Required To Refer To The Architectural Plans And Specifications In Case Of Discrepancies. If An Engineering Design Will Have Any Possible Conflict Or Interference On The Architectural Design, The Latter May Be Adjusted Provided That The Aesthetic Value Will Not Be Compromised.  The Architectural And Engineering Plans Shall Be Consistent All Throughout In Terms Of Dimensions And Locations Of Columns, Beams, Walls, Roof Line, Conduits, Ducts, Pipes, And Fixtures, Among Others. Column And Beam Grid Lines Shall Also Be Consistent In All The Architectural And Engineering Plans.  Verify And Coordinate Floor Plans With The Mechanical, Electrical And Sanitary Design With Regard To The Requirements For Mechanical Rooms, Ahu Rooms, Electrical Rooms, Pipe Chase, And Other Engineering Requirements.  Public Toilets Shall Have Provisions And Fixtures For Persons With Disability As Required By Bp 344. If Enough Space Allows, Toilets Specially Made And Designated For Persons With Disability Is Preferable. 2. Walls  Exterior Walls Shall Be 200mm. Thick, While Interior Walls Shall Be 150mm. Thick. This Is Indicative Of The Finished Wall Thickness Including The Plastering And Tile Works.  Double Layer Of Drywall: Use Two Layers Of Drywall On Either Side Of A Metal Or Wood Stud Frame For Enhanced Soundproofing.  Acoustic Insulation: Use High-density Insulation Like Mineral Wool Or Acoustic Fiberglass In Wall Cavities To Absorb Sound.  Higher Mass: Increase The Wall's Mass With Materials Like Masonry Or High-density Concrete, Which Can Significantly Reduce Sound Transmission.  Toilet Wall Tiles Shall Be 300mm. X 300mm. For Areas Of Six (6) Square Meters Or Below. Toilet Wall Tiles Shall Be 300mm. X 600mm. For Areas Above Six (6) Square Meters.  Layout And Work On Wall And Floor Tiles Must Be Aligned, Plumb, Level, And Square.  All Edges, Corners And Intersections Of Toilet Tiles, Including The Top-most Tile Not Reaching The Ceiling Shall Be Provided With Polyvinyl Chloride Tile Trims.  Tile Color And Design Shall Be Approved First Before Installation. 3. Floors  If Floor Tiles In Two Adjacent Rooms With Different Material, Color Or Design Meet At The Door Opening, The Cut Shall Be Located Middle Of The Door Thickness When In A Closed Position. Provide Details In The Floor Pattern Design.  Floors At The Openings Of Toilets For Persons With Disability Shall Be Sloping. Indicate In The Plans And Sections.  The Size Of The Toilet Floor Tiles Shall Be 300mm. X 300mm. For Areas Of Six (6) Square Meters Or Below. Toilet Floor Tiles Shall Be 300mm. X 600mm. For Areas Above Six (6) Square Meters. Indicate The Tile Pattern.  The Size Of The Pantry/lounge Floor Tiles Shall Be 600mm. X 600mm. Indicate The Tile Pattern.  The Size Of The Floor Tiles Of The Offices And Wards Shall Be 600mm. X 600mm, Or Bigger Depending On The Proportion To The Size Of The Room. Indicate The Tile Pattern.  The Size Of The Floor Tiles Of The Lobby And Corridor Shall Not Be Less Than 400mm. X 400mm. The Tile Size Of 600mm. X 600mm. Is Recommended For Bigger Areas. Indicate The Tile Pattern.  Layout And Work On Wall And Floor Tiles Must Be Aligned, Plumb, Level, And Square.  All Edges, Corners And Intersections Of Toilet Tiles, Shall Be Provided With Polyvinyl Chloride Tile Trims.  Tile Color And Design Shall Be Approved First Before Installation. 4. Ceiling Works  Ceiling Height For Areas With Special Aesthetic Treatment, E.g. Lobby, Major Conference Room, Auditorium, Executive Office, Shall Be Proportional To The Area Or Room Or As Required By The Designer. However, This Shall Not Be Lower Than 2700mm. Provide Details.  If Acoustic Boards On Aluminum T-runners Would Be Used For The Ceiling, Layout Should Be On Center And Avoiding Cut Pieces. If The Remaining Perimeter Of The Ceiling Is Less Than 600mm. Wide, It Shall Be Designed Complimentary With Fiber Cement Boards On Light Gauge Metal Furring. Likewise With Acoustic Boards In Big Areas, E.g. Offices, And Wards, Shall Be Designed In A Way To Break The Redundancy. Provide Details.  Soffit Of Exterior Beams And Slabs Shall Have Drip Moulds To Prevent Damage Due To Water Sipping Into The Eaves Or Ceiling. Section Details Shall Be Required To Show The Drip-mould.  Acoustic Panels: Adding Absorptive Finishes, Such As Fabric-covered Acoustic Panels, Can Help To Dampen Internal Reflections And Improve Sound Quality Within Rooms, Although These Don’t Block Sound But Reduce Reverberation. 5. Doors And Windows  Major Rooms That Require Security Shall Have Sturdy Doors E.g. Wood Panel, And Metal.  Minor Rooms That Do Not Require Security Shall At Least Have Wood Flush Doors.  Toilets And Other Wet Areas Shall Have Steel Doors.  Heavy-use Doors, E.g. Operating Rooms, Delivery Rooms, Pwd Toilet Doors Should Be Provided With Stainless Steel Kick Or Push Plates And Door Closers.  Fire Escape Doors Should Be Provided With Panic Hardware And Door Closers, And Shall Conform With The Requirements Of The Fire Code Of The Philippines.  Aluminum Frames Of Glass Doors Shall Be Powder-coated.  Door Finish And Color Shall Be Approved First Before Application.  Window Sills Shall Be Slightly Sloped Outwards To Prevent Damage To Windows And Paint Due To Water Seepage. Section Details Shall Be Required To Show This Slope.  All Doors Of A High-occupancy Room Shall Swing Outwards And As Required By The Fire Code Of The Philippines.  Door Jambs With No Moulding/casing Installed On Concrete Walls Shall Have Construction Grooves All Around. Provide Details.  All Doors And Windows Shall Have Reinforced Concrete Lintel Beams. Provide Details.  Door Seals And Frames: For Soundproofed Rooms, Also Use Solid-core Doors With Perimeter Seals To Prevent Sound From Leaking Through Door Frames. 6. Stairs, Ramps And Corridors  Ramps For Persons With Disability Shall Have A Slope Not Higher Than 1:12. Handrails And Clearances Shall Conform With The Requirements Of Bp 344.  Regular Stairs Shall Have Risers At 150mm. High And Treads At 300mm. Wide. Fire Stairs Could Have A Maximum Riser At 200mm. And Tread At 250mm. Handrails Shall Be 1100mm. High. Clearances Shall Conform With The Requirements Of The Fire Code Of The Philippines.  Corridors Shall Have A Minimum Unobstructed Width Of 2450mm. This Shall Be Measured Clear From The Surface Of The Finished Wall And Not On-center Of The Rough Chb Wall.  Corridors Shall Not Be Areas For Temporary Or Permanent Storage Of Stretchers, Wheelchairs, Trolleys, Food Carts, Oxygen Tanks Or Other Movable Hospital Equipment. Storage Or Parking Spaces Shall Be Provided For These.  Corridors And Exit Doors Shall Conform With The Requirements Of The Fire Code Of The Philippines. 7. Fixtures And Accessories  Three-way Electrical Light Switches Shall Be Provided At The Foot And The Top Of The Stairs Per Floor. Likewise, At Both Ends Of A Long Corridor.  Electrical Light Switches Shall Be Located By The Knob Side Of The Door.  Electrical Switches And Outlets Shall Be Installed Plumb And Level.  Public Toilets Shall Always Be Provided With Heavy-duty Soap Dispensers And Electric Hand Dryers.  Public Toilets Shall Always Be Provided With Stainless Steel Handrails In Conformity To The Requirements Of Bp 344.  A Drainage Line Shall Be Provided For Window-type Air Conditioners. Likewise, Split-type Air Conditioners Located In The Interior Part Of The Building Shall Be Located Adjacent To Areas With Drainage Lines, E.g. Toilets, Downspouts, Balconies.  Seal Gaps And Openings: Ensure All Joints, Gaps, And Penetrations (e.g., Electrical Outlets, Ducts) Are Sealed With Acoustical Caulk Or Gaskets To Prevent Sound Leakage.  Sterile Area Lighting Type: Use Sealed, Recessed, Or Surface-mounted Led Fixtures That Are Flush With The Ceiling Surface To Prevent Dust Accumulation. 8. Roofing Works  The Section Of The Roof Gutters Shall Be Designed, In Case Of A Clogged Downspout, So That The Overflow Of Water Will Be Directed Outside Of The Building And Not Towards The Eaves Or Interior Ceiling To Prevent Any Damage. Provide Details.  Avoid Valley Or Inside Gutters In Roof Design. But In Cases Required In Aesthetic Design, Valley Or Inside Gutters Shall Be In Stainless Steel Or Concrete Gutters With Membrane-type Waterproofing, And The Section Shall Be Designed With A Capacity For Big Volume To Prevent Any Damage Due To Overflow. Provide Details.  Parapets, Designed As A Roof Protection From The Winds, Must Be Designed To Satisfy The Preceding Parameters. Provide Details.  The Slope Of The Roof Shall Not Be Less Than 30 Degrees. 9. Painting  Painted Ceiling Shall Be In Flat Latex Finish, While Cornices And Mouldings Shall Be In Gloss Enamel Finish.  Painted Interior Wall Shall Be At Least In Semi-gloss Latex Finish For Ordinary Rooms, E.g. Offices, Unless Specified To A Higher Type Of Paint.  Patient-related Rooms, E.g. Emergency Rooms, Out-patient Departments And Wards, Shall Be In Anti-bacterial And Odor-absorbent Paint Finish.  Special Rooms, E.g. Operating Rooms, Delivery Rooms, And Laboratories Shall Also Be In Anti-bacterial And Odor-absorbent Paint Finish.  Painted Exterior Wall Shall Be At Least In Moisture-resistant/water-repellent Solvent-based Paint Finish, Textured Or Smooth, Unless Otherwise Specified.  Paint Color And Shade Shall Be Approved First Before Application. D. Specific Requirements 1. Provide Spot Detail Plans And Sections Of The Following:  Gutter, Eaves, And Parapet  Ceiling - Covelight, Special Connections And Design, Mouldings, Valances  Stairs - Handrail, And Baluster Design  Ramps - Handrail Design And Floor Pattern  Doors, Windows And Gates - Grille Works,  Special Architectural Treatment And Design, E.g. Façade Design, Special Window And Door, Counter/transaction Window  Special Carpentry Works, E.g. Partitions, Cabinetry  Building And Room Signages And Wayfinding Systems  All Pwd Toilets Shall Be Labelled “all Gender / Pwd Toilet”  Other Details As May Be Required 2. Provide Room Data Sheets, Including Detail Floor Plan, Ceiling Plan And Sections Of The Following Rooms, In Coordination With The Requirements Of The Electrical, Sanitary And Mechanical Designs: A. Office, Including Furniture Arrangements And Outlets With Specific Dimensions Of The Location Of Fixtures And Accessories, And In Coordination With The Requirements Of The Electrical And Mechanical Engineering Design. B. Wellness Area C. Waiting Area D. E. (all Blanks Shall Be Filled As Required By Or Applicable To The Project.) E. Summary Of Materials  Materials To Be Used Shall Be Fire-resistant, Non-toxic, Moisture-resistant And Termite-resistant, E.g. Fiber Cement Board, Light-gauge Steel Frame, Polyvinyl Chloride Ceiling Panels.  Wet Areas, E.g. Toilets, And Pantry/lounge Shall Use Non-skid/non-slip Vitrified Ceramic Floor Tiles.  Heavy Traffic Areas, E.g. Lobby, And Corridor Shall Use Heavy-duty Seamless Granite Floor Tiles Or A Higher Type Of Floor Material.  Vinyl Floor Tiles For Sterile Areas Of Delivery & Nicu Suite Shall Be Homogenous And Not Less 3mm. Thick.  Ramps And Stairs Shall Use Non-skid/non-slip Floor Tiles, Materials As Specified.  Aluminum T-runners Shall Be Powder Coated.  Metal Rod Hangers With Adjustable Clips, And Not Galvanized Iron Wires, Shall Be Used To Support And Suspend The Aluminum T-runners And Light Gauge Metal Furrings.  Roofing Sheets Shall Be Ga.# 24 Aluminum-coated, Pre-painted, And Pre-formed. F. Drawing Requirements: See Attached Doh Checklist Of Drawings. -end Of Architectural Design Parameters- Xiv. Design Parameters (structural/civil Works) A. Codes And Standards The Civil/structural Design Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Codes And Standards  Codes 1. National Structural Code Of The Philippines (nscp) 2010 2. National Building Code Of The Philippines And Its Revised Irr 3. Accessibility Law 4. Local Codes And Ordinances  Standards 7. Bureau Of Product Standards (bps) 8. Philippine National Standards (pns) 9. Dpwh Blue Book 10. American Concrete Institute (aci) 11. American Society For Testing Materials (astm) 12. American Welding Society (aws) B. Site Works Based On The Master Site Development Plan Of The Hospital, Provide Where Applicable Complete Design And Details Of Hospital Road (concrete With Curb And Gutter, Including Drainage) Network, Walkways, Parking Areas And Fencing. 1. The Main Hospital Road Shall Be Capable Of Two-way Traffic (at Least 6mts. Width) With A Minimum Thickness Of 150mm (8 Inches). Concrete Strength Should Be At Least 3000psi. Interior Roads (leading To Support Facilities) Shall Be Designed To Accommodate Delivery Vehicles, And Fire Trucks In Case Of Emergency. 2. Walkway Should Be At Least 100mm Thk. With Concrete Strength Of 2500psi. Ramps Should Be Provided, Instead Of Steps, For Any Change In Elevations. 3. Parking Area Slabs Should Be At Least 150mm Thk. With Concrete Strength Of 3000psi. 4. Fences Should Be Seen Through In Front Of The Hospital While The Tree (3) Other Sides Should Be Concrete Hollow Blocks With Minimum Height Of 2 Meters And To Be Provided With Perimeter Lighting. See-through Fence Design Will Be Made Of 32mm Square Bars Spaced At 100mm On Center And Provided With Three (3) Concrete Hollow Blocks (45mm High) Zocalo Walls. C. Buildings 1. The Hospital Buildings Should Be Designed Using A Seismic Importance Factor Of 1.5 For The Immediate Occupancy Category. Buildings Should Be Designed In Accordance With Nscp Requirements Up To Magnitude 7 For Those Near Seismic Source Type A. Seismic Gaps Between Buildings (old And New) Should Be Properly Observed. 2. The Hospital Buildings Should Be Designed Also Using Wind Importance Factor Of 1.15 (especially For Design Of Trusses/roofing System). Concrete Gutters And Parapet Walls Should Be Provided As Additional Protection To The Roofing System During Strong Typhoons. Wind Velocity Of 300-350 Kph Shall Be Considered Upon The Recommendation Of Structural Engineer 3. The Structural Designer Should Verify With Philippine Volcanology And Seismology (phivolcs) The Distance Of The Proposed Hospital To Nearest Active Fault Lines And With The Denr For Geo-hazard Mapping. 4. Soil Investigation (at Least Three Boreholes) Should Be Conducted To Determine Soil Bearing Capacity And Recommended Foundation Design (applicable Even For One Storey Structure). 5. The Structural Designer Is Encouraged To Use Fire-resistive And Non-toxic Materials. D. Details – The Following Shall Be Provided: 1. Connection Details Of Beams And Columns Following The Requirements Of Nscp On Confined Areas. 2. Connection Of Trusses To Beams And Columns. 3. Splicing Details Of Reinforcing Bars On Columns And Beams And The Required Bar Cut-off Points. 4. Details For Connection Of New Construction & Old Construction Structural Members Such As Expansions Joints For Thermal Expansion/contraction. 5. Include Thermal Expansion/contraction Prevention Methodologies Specifically On Soft Joints Areas Between Structural And Architectural Members. E. Summary Of Materials 1. Concrete Shall Be Portland Cement And Conforming To Astm Specification C150, Type I To Type Ii 2. Coarse Aggregates Shall Consist Of Washed Gravel, Crushed Stone Or Rock Or A Combination Thereof Conforming To Astm C33 3. Concrete Hollow Blocks Shall Be A Standard Product Of Recognized Manufacturer Conforming To Pns 16 With At Least 350psi Strength. 4. Reinforcing Bars Shall Conform With Pns Grade 60 For 16mm Dia. And Above And Pns Grade 40 For 12mm Dia. And Below. 5. Structural Steel Shall Conform With Astm A36/a6m 6. Bolts And Studs Shall Conform With Astm A 325 7. Welding Electrodes Shall Be E60 Or E 70 And Conform With Aws F. Drawing Requirements: See Attached Checklist -end Of Structural/civil Works Design Parameters- Xv. Design Parameters (sanitary/plumbing Works) A. Codes And Standards The Sanitary/plumbing Design Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Codes And Standards.  Codes: 1. National Building Code Of The Philippines And Its New Irr 2. Fire Code Of The Philippines 3. National Plumbing Code Of The Philippines (npcp) 4. Sanitation Code Of The Philippines 5. Existing Local Codes And Ordinances.  Standards: 1. Bureau Of Product Standards (bps) 2. Philippine National Standards For Drinking-water 3. Underwriters Laboratory (ul) 4. Doh National \ Laboratory (nrl) 5. Doh Health Care Waste Management Manual 6. National Water Resources Board (nwrb) 7. National Plumbers Association Of The Philippines (nampap) 8. Philippine Society Of Sanitary Engineers, Inc. (psse) B. Site Works  Based On The Master Site Development Of The Hospital, The Site Works Shall Provide Complete Layout Of The Following: 1. Storm Drainage Network, Indicating Drainage Manholes And Pipe Culvert; 2. Sewerage Pipe Network, Indicating Sewage Manholes, Sewage Pipes And The Location Of The Proposed Sewage Treatment Plant; And 3. Water Supply Network, Indicating The Location Of Water Service Entrance, Cisterns, Elevated Water Tank And Proposed Pump House.  The Storm Drainage Network Shall Accommodate The Magnitude Of Peak Rates Of Surface Run-off Including Drainage Coming From The Buildings. The System Shall Be Capable Of Handling The Design Flows Routing To The Designated Outfall; For Rainfall Calculation And Sizing Of Drainage Pipes, Refer To Table-d2, Appendix-d, National Plumbing Code Of The Philippines And Current Rainfall Record From Pagasa.  The Sewerage Pipe Network Design Shall Accommodate All Sewage Coming From All The Facilities, Conveyed By Gravitational Flow Leading To The Sewage Treatment Plant; Per Capita Wastewater Demand: 100-130 Gal/capita/day Per Bed C. Building Facilities Sanitary/plumbing System 1. Sewer Line And Vent System  Provide Complete Sewer Line And Vent System From All (domestic) Plumbing Fixtures And Floor Drains, Laid By Gravity Flow Leading To The Sewage Treatment Plant (stp);  For Demand Weight Of Fixtures In Fixture Units; Refer To Appendix A, Table A-2, Npcp 2. Wastewater Line And Vent System  For All Wash Areas Dealing And Generating With Oil/grease, Provide Separate Waste Line And Vent System And Solely Tap To The Proposed Grease Trap And Then Connect Its Effluent To The Sewage Treatment Plant.  For Estimated Demand Weight Of Fixtures In Fixture Units; Refer To Appendix A, Table A-2, Npcp Waterline System  Provide Complete Cold Water Supply Pipes To All Plumbing Fixtures. From The Main Water Source, The Water Shall Be Pumped To The Elevated Water Tank (ewt) And Conveyed To The Fixtures By Gravity System And Or Distributed To Fixtures By Transfer Pumped With Constant Pressure Through A Pneumatic Storage Tank, Whichever Is Feasible. 4. Storm Drainage System  Complete Storm Drainage System Shall Be Provided For All Roofs, Canopies, Concrete Ledges And Balconies Including Condensate Drains Laid For Gravity Flow Connected To A Leader/pipe Line Leading To The Natural Ground Level Storm Drainage Network. D. Summary Of Materials  Sewer And Vent Pipes; Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride (upvc) Extra Series 1000 (conforming To Iso 3633 Astm D2729 Including Trims And Fittings)  Storm Drainage Pipes; Downspouts, Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride (upvc) Extra Series 1000 (conforming To Iso 3633 Astm D2729 Including Trims And Fittings, Bps Certified)  Drainage Pipes; 250mm Dia. And Below, Non-reinforced Concrete Pipe (nrcdp)  300mm Dia. And Above, Reinforced Concrete Pipe (rcdp)  Drainage Manholes; Street Inlet, Curb Inlet, Traffic Type Reinforced Concrete Area Drain/catch Basin, Reinforced Load Bearing Chb  Sewage Manholes; Traffic Type Reinforced Concrete With Standard Steel Brass Cover  Wastewater Pipeline; Extra Heavy (xh) Single Hub, Hub Less Cast Iron Pipes And Fittings (cip) Conforming To Astm Standard 888  Cleanouts; Cast Iron Brass With Countersunk Plug (bps Certified)  Floor Drains/deck Drains; Cast Iron Brass (bps Certified)  Gutter Drains; Cast Iron Dome Type Brass (bps Certified)  Cold Waterline Pipes; For Buildings, Polypropylene Pn10 Fusion Weld Pipes Including Trims And Fittings (bps Certified)  Hot Waterline System; For Buildings, Polypropylene Pn20 Fusion Weld Pipes Including Trims And Fittings (bps Certified)  Trench Grating; Galvanized/stainless Steel Iron Grates  Plumbing Fixtures Including Trims, Fittings And Accessories; (bps Certified)  Water Closet-tank Type Push Button Flush  Lavatory - (pedestal/counter Type) With C-spout Spray Faucet  Kitchen Sink-ga#16 Stainless Steel Seamless Bowl With Gooseneck Faucet  Urinal-wall Hung Flush Valve Type E. Drawing Requirements: See Attached Doh Checklist Standards Based On Revised Irr Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) -end Of Sanitary/plumbing Works Design Parameters- Xvi. Design Parameters (mechanical Works) A. Codes And Standards The Mechanical Design Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Codes And Standards.  Codes: 1. National Building Code Of The Philippines And Its New Irr 2. Fire Code Of The Philippines 3. Mechanical Engineering Code Of The Philippines (me Code) 4. Existing Local Government Codes And Ordinances.  Standards: 1. Bureau Of Product Standards (bps) 2. Philippine National Standards (pns) 3. Underwriters Laboratory (ul) And Factory Mutual (fm) 4. International Electrotechnical Commission (iec) 1988 5. National Fire Protection Association (nfpa) 6. National Fire Protection Association (nfpa) 99 Standard For Health Care Facilities. 7. American Society Of Heating, Refrigeration And Air Conditioning Engineers (ashrae). 8. Center For Disease Control And Prevention (cdc) Manual. B. Automatic Fire Sprinkler System  The Automatic Fire Sprinkler System Shall Be Composed Of Complete Plans And Drawings Of The Following: 1. Site Development Plan And Vicinity Map, Indicating The Location Of The Buildings, Firewater Reserve Tank, Firewater Line, Yard Loop And Private Fire Hydrant. 2. General Notes, Legends And Symbols Including Schematic Diagram Of The Fire Sprinkler System And Schematic Diagram Of Alarm Monitoring System. 3. Floor Layout And Isometric Layout Of The Automatic Fire Sprinkler System Indicating Pipe Sizes And The Location Of The Pipes, Valves, Sprinkler Heads, Riser Nipples, Fire Hose Cabinets, Sprinkler Main Riser, Drain Pipes, Cross Mains, Branch Lines, Inspector’s Test Connections, Hangers And Sway Braces. 4. Equipment Schedule, Detail Drawings, Fire Pump And Jockey Pump Layout. 5. Architectural, Structural, Electrical And Plumbing Drawings Of The Firewater Tank And Pumphouse.  An Automatic Fire Sprinkler Shall Be Provided In All Hospital Building Except For Those Fire Resistive One-storey Hospital Building.  Hazard Classification Shall Be Light Hazard Occupancy.  Area Of Coverage Shall Be 146 Square Meters And Water Density Shall Be 4.07 Lps/sq. M.  Protection Area Per Sprinkler Head Shall Be 20 Square Meters At 2.2 Meters Minimum Distance Between Sprinklers And 4.2 Meters Maximum Spacing.  All Floor Control Valves Shall Be Equipped With Supervisory Switch, Water Flow Detector And Drain System.  Water Supply Shall Be Horizontal Split Case Centrifugal Fire Pump With Diesel Engine Or Ac Motor And A Vertical In-line Jockey Pump With Controller.  Firewater Reserve Tank Shall Be Ground Level Monolithic Concrete Tank Sized For A Minimum Of 30 Minutes.  Hydraulic Calculations Report Shall Be Based On Npfa-13 Format. C. Ventilation And Air Conditioning System  The Ventilation And Air Conditioning System Shall Be Composed Of Complete Plans And Drawings Of The Following: 1. General Notes, Legends And Symbols Including Schematic Diagram Of The Ventilation And Air Conditioning System. 2. Floor Layout Of The Ventilation And Air Conditioning System Indicating The Capacity And Location Of The Air Conditioners And Fans. 3. Duct Layout Indicating Duct Sizes, Route And Location Of The Dampers, Diffusers, Return Air Register, Hangers And Sway Braces. 4. Refrigerant Piping Layout Indicating Pipe Sizes, Location Of Valves, Hangers And Sway Braces. 5. Equipment Schedule And Details Drawings Of Air Conditioners And Ventilating System.  Air Conditioning System Shall Be Provided In All Patient’s Private Rooms, Operating Rooms, Delivery Rooms, Offices And Other Areas Where Conditioned Air Is Necessary.  Cooling Load Calculations Report Shall Be Manual Or Computer Generated, Hourly Analysis Program Which Includes Heat Transmission Coefficients, Solar Heat Gain Factors And Corrected Cooling Load Temperature Difference Calculations.  Split Type Air Conditioners Will Be Used At Areas With Larger Capacities.  Window Type Air Conditioners Shall Be Used In Areas With Exterior Wall Exposure.  Centralized Air Conditioning Will Be Used As Indicated On Space Requirements (e.g. Sterile Hallways).  Maintain An Air Change Rate Greater Than Or Equal To 12 Air Changes Per Hour Or 145 Liters Per Second Per Patient.  Ceiling Cassette Type Exhaust Fans With Integral Air Diffuser Shall Be Provided In All Toilets.  Ceiling Fans, Orbit Type With 360° Oscillation Shall Be Provided In All Non-air-conditioned Rooms, As Mentioned On Space Requirements. D. Summary Of Materials 1. Automatic Fire Sprinkler System A. The Fire Pump Shall Be Ul Listed/fm Approved, Diesel Engine Or Electric Motor Driven, Designed Specifically Intended For An Automatic Water Sprinkler Protection System. B. The Jockey Pump Shall Be Ul Listed/fm Approved, Electric Motor Driven, 220v, 3-phase, 60 Hertz, And Electric Power Connection. C. Sprinkler Head Shall Be Ul Listed/fm Approved, Pendant, Upright Or Sidewall Unit, 83 Lpm Flow Capacity Per Head And Temperature Fusing At 57.5° C To 74°c. D. The Alarm Assembly Shall Be Ul Listed/fm Approved, Constructed And Installed That Any Flow Of Water From The Sprinkler System Equal To Or Greater Than That From The Single Automatic Head Shall Result In An Audible And Visual Sign In The Vicinity Of The Building. E. Alarm And Supervision System Of The Automatic Water Sprinkler Shall Include The Monitoring Water Flow Switch At Each Floor Of The Building, Fire Pump And Jockey Pump Running Condition And Power Supplies, Level Of Water In The Reservoir And Control Valves. F. Pipes Shall Be B.i. Schedule 40. Screw Fittings Shall Be Used For Inside Piping. 2. Air Conditioning And Refrigeration System A. Refrigerant Pipes Shall Be Copper Tubing, Type L Or K Black Steel Pipe, Schedule 40 For Size Of 100mm Diameter And Smaller. Pipe Over 100mm Shall Be Black Steel Pipe Schedule 40. B. Black Steel Pipes Shall Be Standard Seamless, Lap-welded, Or Electric Resistant Welded For Size Of 50mm Diameter And Larger, Screw Type For Size 38mm Diameter And Smaller, Fittings For Copper Tubing Shall Be Cast Bronze Fitting Designed Expressly For Brazing. C. Pipe Insulation Shall Be Performed Fiberglass Or Its Equivalent. The Insulating Materials Shall Be Covered With 100mm X. 13mm Thick Polyethelene Film, Which Shall Be Overlapped Not Less Than 50mm. D. Ducts Shall Be Galvanized Sheet Steel Of Standard Gauges. E. Ductwork Insulation Materials Shall Be Rigid Board Made Of Styropor Or Equivalent 25mm Thick For Ground And Top Floor, 13mm Thick For Intermediate Floor. -end Of Mechanical Works Design Parameters- Xvii. Design Parameters (electrical/auxiliary Works) A. Codes And Standards The Electrical System Design Parameters Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Codes And Standards.  Codes: 1. Philippine Electrical Code 2. National Electrical Code 3. Fire Code Of The Philippines 4. National Building Code Of The Philippines And Its New Irr 5. Existing Local Codes And Ordinances  Standards: 1. Bureau Of Product Standards (bps) 2. Underwriters Laboratory (ul) 3. National Fire Protection Association 4. International Electrotechnical Commission (iec) 5. Illumination Engineering Society (ies) 6. National Electrical Manufacturer’s Association (nema) 7. Doh Manual On Technical Guidelines For Hospital And Health Facilities Planning And Design B. Building Facilities Electrical System 1. Lighting System  Provide And Install Adequate Normal Branch Circuits For Lighting System To All Areas Using The Standard Lighting Design Analysis. Utilize The Standard Illumination Requirements Per Area Of Concern Using The Preferred Particular Type Of Luminaires. 2. Power System  Provide And Install Adequate Normal Branch Circuits For The Power System. 3. Standby/emergency System  Provide And Install Adequate Life Safety And Critical Emergency Branch Circuits For Lighting Or Utilization Equipment Connected To The Alternate Power Source. 4. Auxiliary System Provide And Install The Following Auxiliary System:  Communication System A. Telephone System B. Local Area Network System C. Public Address Paging System D. Private Branch Exchange (pabx) E. Master Or Cable Antenna Television  Fire Alarm System  Security System 5. Lightning Protection System  The Building Lightning Protection System Shall Include Roof-mounted Air Terminals Grounding Conductors, Ground Rods, Conduits, Clamps, And Auxiliary Equipment As Required For A Complete And Operational Lightning Protection System. 6. Provide Details Of The Following:  Lighting Fixtures/luminaires  Panelboard And Circuit Breakers  Switchgear And Other Metering Devices  Electrical And Hospital Equipment  Installation And Termination Of Auxiliary And Other Special Devices And Equipment  Power And Telephone Handholes (as May Be Required)  Pedestal And Service Entrance To Bldg.  Grounding System Layout  Substation/power House And Electrical Room  Transformer And Generator Mounting  Others As May Be Required. C. Summary Of Materials  General Lighting Luminaries: Fixtures Type Shall Be As Indicated On The Lighting Layout Plan. 1. Fluorescent Lamp Shall Be Linear, Circular Or Self-ballasted Compact Fluorescent Lamps. 2. Fluorescent Lamps Shall Be Cool Or Warm White And 3. Lamp Holders Shall Be Made Of Thermosetting Plastic. 4. Fluorescent Ballast: Magnetic Or Electronic Type With High Power Factor Or High Frequency Energy Saving Type. 5. Fluorescent Fixture Housing Shall Be Steel Sheet With High Reflectance Powder Coat Paint Finish. 6. Downlights And Pin Lights Shall Be Of Heavy Gauge Spun Aluminum Equipped With Lamp As Indicated On The Drawings. 7. Other Special Lighting Requirements Shall Be As Approved By The Implementing Agency.  Wiring Devices: Wiring Devices Shall Be Non-automatic Control Devices, The Contact Is Guaranteed By The Pressure Of The Special Spiral Springs. 1. Switches Shall Be Of 15a, 250v Or 300v Except As Otherwise Noted And Approved. Terminals Shall Be Screw-type Or Quick-connected Type. 2. General Use Receptacle Shall Be 15a, 240v Grounding Type Unless Otherwise Indicated On The Drawings. 3. Special Purpose Receptacles Shall Be As Called For On The Drawings. 4. Matching Plugs Shall Be Supplied.  Panelboards And Circuit Breakers: The Panelboard And Circuit Breakers Shall Be Equipped With Molded-case Circuit Breakers And Shall Be The Type As Indicated In The Panelboard Schedule And Details. 1. Provide Molded-case Circuit Breakers Of Frame, Trip Rating And Interrupting Capacity As Shown On The Drawings. The Circuit Breakers Shall Be Quick-make, Quick Break, Thermal-magnetic, Trip-indicating And Shall Have Common Trip On All Multiple Breakers With Internal Trip Mechanism. 2. All Current-carrying Parts Of The Panelboards Shall Be Plated. Provide Solid Neutral (s/n) Assembly When Required. The Assembly Shall Be Isolated From The Enclosure.  Electrical Conduits, Boxes And Fittings: All Conduits, Boxes And Fittings Shall Be Standard Rigid Steel, Zinc Coated Or Galvanized. 1. Rigid Steel Conduits (rsc) 2. Rigid Metal Conduits (rmc) 3. Intermediate Metal Conduits (imc) 4. Electrical Metallic Tubing (emt) 5. Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride (upvc) If Required Shall Be Schedule 40.  Conductors: Wires And Cables Shall Be Of The Approved Type And Unless Specified Or Indicated Otherwise, All Power And Lighting Conductors Shall Be Insulated For 600 Volts. 1. The Conductors Used In The Wiring System Shall Be Of Soft-annealed Copper Having A Conductivity Of Not Less Than 98% Of That Of Pure Copper And Insulated For 60° C Temperatures. 2. All Conduits Of Convenience Outlets And Wire-ways For Lighting Branch Circuit Home-runs Shall Be Wired With A Minimum Of 3.5 Mm Square In Size.  Master Antenna Television (matv) And Cable Television (catv) System: 1. Two Sources Of Tv Signals Shall Be Provided To The Building. One (1) Shall Be From A Master Antenna Installed At The Roof Or Within A Suitable Area Of The Building And The Other Will Be From A Commercial Cable Television Service. 2. The Master Antenna System Shall Consist Of Fm, Vhf And Uhf Antennas, Combiner, Distribution Amplifier, Coaxial Cables, Splitters, Tap-offs And Tv Outlets. 3. There Shall Be Individual Trunking For Master Antenna And Cable Television Rising In The Building.  Structured Cabling & Telephone System: 1. A Minimum Provision For Estimated 500 Mixed Pabx Extension And Direct Telephone Lines Shall Be Required For Tertiary Hospitals. 2. Final Details Of The System Shall Follow Specific Requirements, Quantity And Type Of Service.  Fire Detection And Alarm System: 1. The Fire Detection And Alarm System Shall Be Of Multiplex, Microprocessor- Controlled Addressable Or Zonal Conventional Fire Detection, Alarm And Communication System. 2. The System Shall Consist Of Full Integration Automatic Fire Detection, Voice Alarm Communication And Fire Fighters Telephone System. 3. The System Shall Consist Of Control Station, Mimic Panel Initiating And Indicating Devices, Control Modules And System Of Wirings. 4. Actuation Of The Protective Signaling System Shall Occur By Manual Pull Station, Automatic Smoke Or Heat Detector, Sprinkler Flow Switch And Tamper Switch. 5. The System Shall Be Able To Monitors The Status Of Flow Switches And Supervisory Switches Installed At The Sprinkler System Risers. These Monitoring Points Are Also Addressable Or The Conventional Zonal In The Same Way As The Detectors Are Making Them Easily Recognizable At The Control Panel. 6. Occupant Notification Shall Be Accomplished Automatically. Notification Will Be General, Audible Alarm Type Complying With Appropriate Section Of Nfpa. 7. The System Shall Be Installed With Provisions For Future Connection To The Nearest Fire Services Station In The Locality.  Security System: 1. The Security System Shall Include Intrusion Detection And Alarm, Cctv, Access Control Or As Maybe Required.  Ventilation And Air Conditioning System The Ventilation And Air Conditioning System Shall Be Composed Of Complete Plans And Drawings Of The Following: 1. General Notes, Legends And Symbols Including Schematic Diagram Of The Ventilation And Air Conditioning System. 2. Floor Layout Of The Ventilation And Air Conditioning System Indicating The Capacity And Location Of The Air Conditioners And Fans. 3. Duct Layout Indicating Duct Sizes, Route And Location Of The Dampers, Diffusers, Return Air Register, Hangers And Sway Braces. 4. Refrigerant Piping Layout Indicating Pipe Sizes, Location Of Valves, Hangers And Sway Braces. 5. Equipment Schedule And Details Drawings Of Air Conditioners And Ventilating System. A) Air Conditioning System Shall Be Provided In All Patient’s Private Rooms, Radiologic And Imaging Area, Operating Rooms, Delivery Rooms, Laboratories, Critical Care Areas, Offices And Other Areas Where Conditioned Air Is Necessary. B) Cooling Load Calculations Report Shall Be Manual Or Computer Generated, Hourly Analysis Program Which Includes Heat Transmission Coefficients, Solar Heat Gain Factors And Corrected Cooling Load Temperature Difference Calculations. C) Split Type Air Conditioners Will Be Used At Areas With Larger Capacities. D) Window Type Air Conditioners Shall Be Used In Areas With Exterior Wall Exposure. E) Centralized Air Conditioning Will Be Used Only If Feasible. F) Design Of All Critical Areas Shall Be Laminar Or Positive Pressure, Wherein The Supply Air Is 10% More Than Exhaust Air. G) All Infectious Isolation Rooms, Such As Tb And Sars, Shall Be Negative Pressure, Wherein The Exhaust Air Is More Than 10% Of The Supply Air. H) Maintain An Air Change Rate Greater Than Or Equal To 12 Air Changes Per Hour Or 145 Liters Per Second Per Patient. I) Ceiling Cassette Type Exhaust Fans With Integral Air Diffuser Shall Be Provided In All Toilets. J) Ceiling Fans, Orbit Type With 360° Oscillation Shall Be Provided In All Non-air-conditioned Rooms, Such As Waiting Area.  Air Conditioning And Refrigeration System 1. Refrigerant Pipes Shall Be Copper Tubing, Type L Or K Black Steel Pipe, Schedule 40 For Size Of 100mm Diameter And Smaller. Pipe Over 100mm Shall Be Black Steel Pipe Schedule 40. 2. Black Steel Pipes Shall Be Standard Seamless, Lap-welded, Or Electric Resistant Welded For Size Of 50mm Diameter And Larger, Screw Type For Size 38mm Diameter And Smaller, Fittings For Copper Tubing Shall Be Cast Bronze Fitting Designed Expressly For Brazing. 3. Pipe Insulation Shall Be Performed Fiberglass Or Its Equivalent. The Insulating Materials Shall Be Covered With 100mm X. 13mm Thick Polyethylene Film, Which Shall Be Overlapped Not Less Than 50mm. 4. Ducts Shall Be Galvanized Sheet Steel Of Standard Gauges. 5. Ductwork Insulation Materials Shall Be Rigid Board Made Of Styropor Or Equivalent 25mm Thick For Ground And Top Floor, 13mm Thick For Intermediate Floor. -end Of Electrical Works Design Parameters- Xviii. Design Parameters (green And Safe Health Facilities)  Codes And Standards Green And Safe Health Facilities Shall Be In Accordance With The Following Laws, Codes And Standards.  Global Initiatives & Developments: 1. World Health Assembly Resolution On Universal Health Care (2019) 2. World Health Resolution On Climate Change And Health (2008) 3. Un Resolution On Sustainable Development Goals (2015) 4. Global Action On Patients’ Safety  Laws And Codes: 1. Sanitation Code Of The Philippines Irr Of Chapter Xvii 2. The Local Government Code Of 1991 3. Clean Water Act Of 2004 4. National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) 5. General Appropriation Act Fiscal Year 2021 (ra 11518) 6. Occupational Safety And Health (ra 11058) 7. Safe Hospital Initiative (2011) 8. Universal Health Care Act (ra 11285) 9. Implementing Rules And Regulations Of Accessibility Law (ra 344) 10. Ecological Solid Waste Management Act Of 2000 (ra 9003) 11. Climate Change Act Of 2009 (ra 9729) 12. Other Related Standards A. Guidelines The Green And Safe Hf Initiative Represents A Climate Smart Paradigm Shift, Away From Traditional Disaster Response To One That Proactively Seeks To Minimize The Health Impact Of Disasters And Emergencies Through Climate Adaptation And Mitigation Measures (including Climate-proofing And Reduction Of The Environmental Footprint), And Preparedness. Consequently, It Is Essential That This Green Manual Is Incorporated Into The Hospital And Hf Development Agenda That Are Backed With Earmarked Resources In The National Budget, And That Has Governance And Support From The Highest Levels Of Government.  The Department Of Health Shall, As Much As Possible, Promote The Greening Of Hospitals And Health Facilities, Including The Improvement Of Energy And Water Efficiency And Conservation, Sustainable Cooling Systems, And Sustainable Healthcare Waste Management In Hospitals.  In Line With Its Continuing Efforts In Green And Safe Hfs, The Doh Shall Encourage National And Local Government Hospitals And Other Hfs To Seek Green Certifications From Green Building Rating System/s For Their New Construction Or Expansion, Repair And Renovation Projects. B. Criteria And Compliance System For Outstanding Green And Safe (climate Smart) Health Facilities.  Criterion Compliance 1. Governance – Leadership And Management, Trainings, Proper Implementation, Commitment 2. Energy Efficiency – Reduction Of Energy Consumption, Use Of Renewable And Clean Energies 3. Water Efficiency, Sanitation And Hygiene – Adequate Water, Water Reuse/recycling, Water Conservation, Rainwater Harvesting. Safe Drinking Water, Proper Use And Maintenance Of Sanitary Toilet Facilities 4. Health Care Waste Management Waste – Segregation, Collection, Storage, Transport, Treatment, Proper Waste Disposal, Recycling 5. Environmentally Resilient Health Facility – Structural Member, Non-structural Member, Emergency And Disaster Preparedness Plan 6. Site Sustainability – Healing Gardens Within, Fresh Air, Herbal Plants, Accessibility, Existence Of Alternative Routes 7. Material Sustainability – Use Of Sustainable Materials, Procurement Of Sustainable And Recyclable Products, Less Use Of Hazardous And Toxic Substances 8. Indoor Environmental Quality – Lighting, Ventilation, Interior Design, Air Quality Management C. Energy Efficiency  Orientate Building & Façade Design To Mitigate Heat Gain. The East And West Facades Receive The Greatest Solar Radiation, And Should Be Designed To Avoid Direct Sun.  Use Of Glass/glazing With A Lower U-value And Shading Coefficient Reduce Solar Heat Gain.  Allow Provision For Easy Access For Maintenance And Cleaning Especially For Curtain Wall System.  Consider Lifespan, Durability And Life Cycle-costing When Selecting Façade Materials.  Install And Use Energy-efficient Lighting Fixtures I.e. Led, Cfl, Slim Type Fluorescent, Etc.  Skylights (if Applicable) And Windows To Maximize Natural Lighting And Ventilation On Selected Areas. Utilizing Daylight As Possible.  Use Of Appliance With Inverter Technology With Variable Frequency Drive Technology.  Window And Door Assemblies Shall Have Complete Gaskets, Weather Stripping, Door Bottom Sweeps And Seals.  All Operable Windows Shall Be Provided With Safety Features For Protection Against Strong Winds, Water Penetration And Protection For Building Occupants Including Child Safety And Security.  Specific Air Exchange Rates Are Usually Attained Through Artificial Ventilation. Adequate Ventilation Throughout The Facility Contributes To Maintaining A Hygienic Environment. Presence Of Functional Windows And Doors, That Allow At Least 6-8 Air Changes Per Hour For Natural Ventilation. For Airborne Infection Isolation Room/s And Er/triage Areas, Greater Or More Than 12 Air Changes Per Hour Is Recommended, While Up To 15 Air Changes Per Hour May Be Recommended For Operating Procedure, Or Delivery Rooms.  Light-colored Building Envelopes Is Also Recommended To Reduce Heat Transfer From The Outside To Inside Of The Building By Having Surfaces With High Solar Reflectance Index (sri). D. Water Efficiency, Sanitation And Hygiene  Optimize Water Conservation Through Installation Of Rainwater Harvesting Cistern Tank  Use Of Waterless Urinals And Dual Flush Water Closets.  Use Of Low-flow & Water Efficient Faucet And Hand-held Bidets.  Use Of Water-saving Shower Heads  For Hospitals, There Must Be At Least One Water Closet For Every Eight Patients In Compliance With Ra 4226 – Hospital Licensure Act.  A Separate Toilet For Male And Female Is Preferred, And Shall Be Pwd Accessible. And, A Separate Toilet For The Staff, With A Provision Of One Toilet For Every Fifteen Personnel Shall Be Applied.  Waterless Urinals Must Be Provided For Male Toilets.  There Should Be Sufficient And Functional Hand-washing Facilities. E. Environmentally Resilient Health Facility  Ground Floor Must Be Above Ground Line And Anticipated Flood Level. F. Material Sustainability  Building Materials, If Applicable, Must Be Locally Sourced To Minimize Carbon Footprint.  Rapidly Renewable And Sustainable Materials Are Also Recommended. Refer To Sec. 16.3.4 Of Doh Green And Safe Health Facilities Manual For List Of Sustainable Construction Materials That Can Be Used.  Use Of Materials (specifically Wet-applied Materials) That Are Low In Vocs (volatile Organic Compounds) G. Site Sustainability  Adopt The Development Controls Indicated In The National Building Code Of The Philippines To Establish The Extent Of The Health Facility Site Can Develop.  Biophilic Design Is Recommended To Help Reduce Stress, Improve Cognitive Function And Creativity, Improve Patients’ Well-being And Expedite Healing.  Porous Pavement Is Recommended At The Site Development To Alleviate Flooding. Landscape Swales Is Also One Solution. H. Indoor Environmental Quality  Harvest Natural Daylight If Applicable.  Acoustic Quality, Especially In Areas/rooms That Needs To Be Soundproofed, Shall Be Maintained.  Use Of Acoustic Privacy Partitions Is Required.  Separate Entrances For Ambulances And Walk-in Patients.  In Procedure Rooms With Windowless Areas, Backlit Photomurals Or Artificially Illuminated Glass Artwork Can Alleviate Feeling Of Claustrophobia.  In Wards And Recovery Rooms, Provide Windows And Natural Illumination As Much As Possible.  Provide Acoustic Privacy In Patient Rooms, Offices, And Examination Rooms With Partitions Of Sound Transmission Class (stc) Of 45.  Noise Level In The Operational Rooms Must Follow The Minimum Noise Standards In Accordance To The Doh Manual Of The Technical Guidelines For Hospital Planning And Design (level 3) Drawing Requirements: See Doh Standard Checklist Based On Revised Irr Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096). Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation. -end Of Green And Safe Health Facilities Design Parameters- Xix. Build Aspect Furnish Labour, Materials, Equipment, Paint, Tools And Other Facilities To Complete The Entire Building Including Architectural, Structural/ Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Sanitary, Communication, Fire Protection, And Other Related Works To Complete The Scope As Specified And/or As Shown On Drawings And Plans 1. General Requirement  Contractor’s Temporary Facility And Lay Down Yard.  Communication And Transmittal, Reproduction, Tarpaulin/billboard And Photos  Material Testing (rsb, Chb, Concrete, Steel)  Safety Requirements (warning Signs, Hardhat, Etc.)  As Built Plan  Demolition, Clearing Work, Permits And Licenses 2. Other Items Of Work  Demolition Of Existing Structures In Affected Areas Or Where The Proposed Project Shall Be Situated, Clearing And Disposal Of All Debris Generated During Construction.  All Serviceable Materials Shall Be Turn Over To Doh-dedvmh Through Its Representative  Soil Excavation And Soil Treatment  Restoration Of Any Damaged Properties During The Construction  Permit Fees, And Other Necessary Documents For The Project Shall Be Shouldered By The Contractor  Temporary Facilities Shall Be Provided During The Construction Period, To Be Constructed Within The Hospital Compound, Which Shall Serve As The Field Office, Storage Of Materials And Bunkhouse For The Workers.  No Implementation Of The Project Without An Approved Plan And Other Related Documents.  Strict Implementation Of (dole Guidelines And Other Standards Applicable) Health And Safety Rules.  Shall Abide By The Medical Center Hospital House Rules  Conduct Weekly Progress And Coordinative Report To The Agency Or Its Representative  Other Items Of Work Not Mentioned Herewith But It Is Very Necessary For Execution And Completion Or Works Shall Be Included And Charge To The Contractor 3. Pre-installation Requirements  All Tests To Be Conducted Shall Be Witnessed By The Hospital Representatives.  Soil Investigation  Concrete Strength Testing  Reinforcing Bar Strength Testing  Concrete Masonry Unit (cmu) Testing  All Plumbing And Sanitary System  Automatic Fire Sprinkler System  Ventilation And Air Conditioning System  All Electrical System  And Other Tests That Necessary To Perform To Ensure The Quality Of The Project  All Certifications And Reports Under Post-installation Requirement Shall Be Submitted To The Hospital Representatives.  The Contractor Shall Submit A Sample Of Materials For Approval Of The Medical Center Chief Prior To Installation.  No Implementation Or Execution Of Work In Any Discipline Without The Approval Of Medical Center Chief Or Through Its Representative  Any Request For Inspection, Approval, Concrete Pouring, Testing And Commissioning Must Be Address To Medical Center Chief Or Must Adhere To The Reporting Protocol As Mentioned Above. -end Of Build Aspect- Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation Reference: Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) Project : Location : Sheet Number Sheet Contents Remarks* Architectural Drawings (as Applicable) A – 1 (a…n) Perspective, Site Development Plan, Vicinity Map/location Plan (2.00 Kms. Radius) Table Of Contents A – 2 (a…n) Floor Plans (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Furniture Layout When Necessary A – 3 (a…n) Four (4) Elevations (scale 1:100m Minimum) A – 4 (a…n) Two (2) Sections (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Spot Details When Necessary A – 5 (a…n) Roof Plan/s Showing Downspouts (scale 1:100m Minimum), Including Detail Of Gutter, Downspout, Etc. A – 6 (a…n) Reflected Ceiling Plan/s (scale 1:100m Minimum), Including Details A – 7 (a…n) Details Of Stairs, Fire Escapes/exits, Accessible Ramps, Etc. (scale 1:50m), Including Details Of Railings, Treads, Risers, Etc., In The Form Of Plans, Elevation/section A – 8 (a…n) Details Of Toilets (1:50 M) Including Accessible Toilets In The Form Of Plans, Elevation/section A – 9 (a…n) Details Of Specialized Design Features (scale 1:50 M) Such As Partitions, Cabinets, Etc. And Accessible Design Features A – 10 (a…n) Detail Of Typical Bay Section From Ground To Roof (scale 1:50 M) A – 11 (a…n) Details Of Special Elevations/section Rooms (1:50m) In Form Of Plans, A – 12 (a…n) Schedule Of Doors, Gates, Emergency Exits, Etc. (scale 1:50 M), Including Specifications For Materials And Hardware A – 13 (a…n) Schedule Of Windows (scale 1:50 M), Including Specifications For Materials And Hardware A – 14 (a…n) Schedule Of Finishes For Interior And Exterior Floors, Walls, Ceilings Architectural Technical Specifications Architectural Scope Of Works Architectural Bill Of Quantities * To Be Marked As Either Complying Or Non-complying/complete Or Incomplete By The Evaluator Or To Be Filled With Supporting Comments (use Additional Sheets If Necessary) Evaluated By: ____________________________________________________________ Page 1 Of 6 Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation Reference: Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) Project : Location : Sheet Number Sheet Contents Remarks* Architectural Interior Design Drawings (as Applicable) Aid – 1 (a…n) Floor Plans Showing Layout Of Floor Finishes (scale 1:100m Minimum) Aid – 2 (a…n) Floor Plans Showing Layout Of Furniture/finishing Partitions, Cabinets, Etc. (scale 1:100m Minimum) Aid – 3 (a…n) Interior Elevations And Sections Showing Wall Patterns, Ceiling Sections, Etc. (scale 1:100m Minimum) Aid – 4 (a…n) Details Of Partitions, Cabinets, Furniture, Ceiling And Other Interior Design Features (scale 1:100m Minimum) Aid – 5 (a…n) Architectural Interior Perspective/s Architectural Interior Design Technical Specifications Architectural Interior Design Scope Of Works Architectural Interior Design Bill Of Quantities * To Be Marked As Either Complying Or Non-complying/complete Or Incomplete By The Evaluator Or To Be Filled With Supporting Comments (use Additional Sheets If Necessary) Evaluated By: ____________________________________________________________ Page 2 Of 6 Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation Reference: Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) Project : Location : Sheet Number Sheet Contents Remarks* Structural Drawings (as Applicable) S – 1 (a…n) General Notes And Construction Standards S – 2 (a…n) Site Development Plan S – 3 (a…n) Foundation Plan/s (scale 1:100m Minimum) S – 4 (a…n) Floor Framing Plan/s (scale 1:100m Minimum) S – 5 (a…n) Roof Framing Plan (scale 1:100m Minimum) S – 6 (a…n) Schedule And Detail Of Footings And Columns S – 7 (a…n) Schedule And Detail Of Beams And Floor Slabs S – 8 (a…n) Detail Of Trusses S – 9 (a…n) Details Of Stairs, Ramps, Fire Exits S – 10 (a…n) Other Spot Details Structural Analysis And Design (for 2 Storey Building And Higher) Boring And Land Test Results (for 3 Storey Building And Higher) Seismic Analysis Structural Technical Specifications Structural Scope Of Works Structural Bill Of Quantities * To Be Marked As Either Complying Or Non-complying/complete Or Incomplete By The Evaluator Or To Be Filled With Supporting Comments (use Additional Sheets If Necessary) Evaluated By: ____________________________________________________________ Page 3 Of 6 Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation Reference: Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) Project : Location : Sheet Number Sheet Contents Remarks* Electrical Drawings (as Applicable) E – 1 (a…n) General Notes And Legends E – 2 (a…n) Location And Site Plan E – 3 (a…n) Lighting Layout (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Details E – 4 (a…n) Power Layout (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Details E – 5 (a…n) Auxiliary System Layout (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including E – 6 (a…n) Schedule And Detail Of Loads E – 7 (a…n) Riser Diagram E – 8 (a…n) Other Detail Electrical Computation Design Analysis Electrical Technical Specifications Electrical Scope Of Works Electrical Bill Of Quantities * To Be Marked As Either Complying Or Non-complying/complete Or Incomplete By The Evaluator Or To Be Filled With Supporting Comments (use Additional Sheets If Necessary) Evaluated By: ____________________________________________________________ Page 4 Of 6 Electronics/auxiliary System Ready For Integrated Communications 1. Telephone System 2. Paging System 3. Lan System 4. Fire Alarm System 5. Security System Cctv 6. Integrated Communications And Systems Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation Reference: Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) Project : Location : Sheet Number Sheet Contents Remarks* Plumbing/sanitary Drawings (as Applicable) P – 1 (a…n) General Notes And Legends P – 2 (a…n) Location And Site Plan P – 3 (a…n) Storm Drainage Layout (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Actual Length Of Tapping Line To Main Drainage Line P – 4 (a…n) Waterline Layout (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Actual Length Of Tapping Line From Main Water Source When Applicable P – 5 (a…n) Sewerline Layout (scale 1:100m Minimum) Including Actual Length Of Tapping Line To Septic Tank Or Existing Sewerline P – 6 (a…n) Isometric Layout, Showing Waterline, Sewerline And Drainage Line P – 7 (a…n) Detail Of Connections, Catch Basins, Downspouts, Etc. P – 8 (a…n) Detail Of Septic Tank/sewer Treatment Plant Design Analysis Sanitary Technical Specifications Sanitary Scope Of Works Sanitary Bill Of Quantities * To Be Marked As Either Complying Or Non-complying/complete Or Incomplete By The Evaluator Or To Be Filled With Supporting Comments (use Additional Sheets If Necessary) Evaluated By: ____________________________________________________________ Page 5 Of 6 Checklist Of Drawing Requirements In The Preparation/evaluation/approval Of Detailed Architectural And Engineering Plans And Other Documents For Infrastructure Project Implementation Reference: Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations Of The National Building Code Of The Philippines (pd 1096) Project : Location : Sheet Number Sheet Contents Remarks* Mechanical Drawings (as Applicable) M – 1 (a…n) General Notes And Legends, Site Development Plan, Location Plans M – 2 (a…n) Floor Plans/isometric Drawings (scale 1:100m Minimum) Showing Ventilation And Air Conditioning Systems And Other Installations M – 3 (a…n) Floor Plans/isometric Drawings (scale 1:100m Minimum) Of Gas Pipeline System And Details M – 4 (a…n) Floor Plans/isometric Drawings (scale 1:100m Minimum) Of Air-conditioning Systems And Details M – 5 (a…n) Floor Plans/isometric Drawings (scale 1:100m Minimum) Of Fire Suppression Systems, Fire Sprinkler System, Wet Stand Pipe, Dry Standpipe And Other Installation M – 6 (a…n) Details Water Tank, Flow Diagram (scale 1:50m) M – 7 (a…n) Details Of Firewater Supply Sytem (scale 1:50m) M – 8 (a…n) Detail Of Elevators, Escalators, Dumbwaiters, Etc. (scale 1:50m) M – 9 (a…n) Detail Of Other Machinery/equipment (scale 1:50) M – 10 (a…n) Longitudinal And Transverse Section Of Building (scale 1:100m) Showing Manner Of Support Of Machines/equipment Mechanical Technical Specifications Mechanical Scope Of Works Mechanical Bill Of Quantities * To Be Marked As Either Complying Or Non-complying/complete Or Incomplete By The Evaluator Or To Be Filled With Supporting Comments (use Additional Sheets If Necessary) Evaluated By: ____________________________________________________________ Page 6 Of 6 General Guidelines • All Construction Works Shall Be Undertaken By Contractor In Accordance With Existing Laws And All Other Applicable Rules And Regulations. • The Contractor Shall Be Responsible In Setting Out Reference Lines, Elevations (lines And Grades) Prior And During The Execution Of The Works. All References Shall Be Maintained And Protected By The Contractor At His Own Expense. Disturbed References Shall Be Restored To Its Original Position Without Extra Cost To Devmh. • The Contractor Shall Carry Out The Works Properly And In Accordance With This Contract. The Contractor Shall Provide All Supervision, Labor, Materials, Plant And Equipment, Which May Be Required. • The Contractor Shall Commence Execution Of The Works On The Start Date And Shall Carry Out The Works In Accordance With The Approved Pert/cpm Network Diagram Submitted By The Contractor, As Updated With The Approval Of The Procuring Entity’s Representative, And Shall Complete The Works By The Intended Completion Date. • The Contractor Shall Be Responsible For The Safety Of All Activities On The Site. • During On-going Construction And Before The Turn-over Of The Project, Engineering & Facilities Management Staff, End-users, Twg And Bac Shall Inspect The Works Undertaken By Contractor. Hospital Engineers And End-users Discover Any Deviations By Contractor From The Approved Construction Plans, Contractor Shall Be Required To Rectify All Such Deviations, Within Such Period Required By Client. • Contractor Shall Have Full Responsibility For Any And All Damages To Existing Hospital Facilities, Utilities, And/or Any Portion Of The Hospital’s Common Area, Due To The Works Undertaken By Contractor, Whether Accidental Or Intentional. • No Variation Order Shall Be Undertaken Unless Verified By Hospital Engineer And Approved By Executive Committee. • Contractor Shall Not Cover Or Block Stub-outs (cleanouts, Water Source, Exhaust, Sewer, Drainage, Etc.) When Not Utilized. Said Stub-outs Shall At All Times Be Free Of Obstructions And Easily Accessible. • Contractor Shall Secure A Utility Tapping Permit Prior To Tapping From Utility Provision. • Electricity And Water Consumed During Construction Shall Be Charged To Contractor. • End-users Reserves The Right To Inspect The Works At Any Time. • Contractor Shall Insure And Hold Client, Its Affiliates, Officers, Directors, Stockholders, Employees, Agents, And/or Representatives, Free And Harmless From And Against Any Injury, Losses, Claims, Damages, Liabilities, Expenses, And/or Costs Of Litigation, Resulting From Or Arising Out Of The Works Undertaken By Contractor. • In Event Of Force Majeure, The Contractor Shall Rectify, Replace Or Build The Unfinished Projects When It Is Not Yet Completed And Accepted W/o Additional Cost For The Procuring Entity. • Contractor Shall Comply With The Construction House Rules Of This Hospital.

Details: (please See Latest Baa Announcement Within, Posted02april 2020) this Is A Modification To The Broad Agency Announcement (baa) N00024-19-r-4145 To Extend The Date For Receipt Of White Papers And Full Proposals To 6 February 2028 And Correct Some Administrative Information. Any White Papers That Have Already Been Submitted Do Not Need To Be Resubmitted. Included In This Modification To The Baa Is Revision To The Power Controls Section To Augment The Desired Technology Interests. Included In This Modification To The Baa Is The Identification Of An Electronic Mail Submission Address For White Papers. Included In This Modification To The Baa Is Also A Change To The Identified Procuring Contracting Officer And Contract Specialist. The Navsea 0241 Points Of Contact (poc) Are Changed As Follows: The Primary Point Of Contact Remains Ms. Sakeena Siddiqi, Procuring Contracting Officer, Sakeena.s.siddiqi.civ@us.navy.mil And Secondary Point Of Contact Shall Be Mr. Tyler Pacak, Tyler.pacak@navy.mil. all Other Information Contained In The Prior Announcements Through Apr 02, 2020 Remain Unchanged. (please See Latest Baa Announcement Within, Posted 04 June 2019) i. Administrative Information this Publication Constitutes A Broad Agency Announcement (baa), As Contemplated In Federal Acquisition Regulation (far) 6.102(d)(2). A Formal Request For Proposals (rfp), Solicitation, And/or Additional Information Regarding This Announcement Will Not Be Issued Or Further Announced. This Announcement Will Remain Open For Approximately One Year From The Date Of Publication Or Until Extended Or Replaced By A Successor Baa. Initial Responses To This Announcement Must Be In The Form Of White Papers. Proposals Shall Be Requested Only From Those Offerors Selected As A Result Of The Scientific Review Of The White Papers Made In Accordance With The Evaluation Criteria Specified Herein. White Papers May Be Submitted Any Time During This Period. Awards May Take The Form Of Contracts, Cooperative Agreements, Or Other Transactions Agreements. the Naval Sea Systems Command (navsea) Will Not Issue Paper Copies Of This Announcement. Navsea Reserves The Right To Select For Proposal Submission All, Some, Or None From Among The White Papers Submitted In Response To This Announcement. For Those Who Are Requested To Submit Proposals, Navsea Reserves The Right To Award All, Some, Or None Of The Proposals Received Under This Baa. Navsea Provides No Funding For Direct Reimbursement Of White Paper Or Proposal Development Costs. Technical And Cost Proposals (or Any Other Material) Submitted In Response To This Baa Will Not Be Returned. It Is The Policy Of Navsea To Treat All White Papers And Proposals As Competition Sensitive Information And To Disclose Their Contents Only For The Purposes Of Evaluation. white Papers Submitted Under N00024-10-r-4215 That Have Not Resulted In A Request For A Proposal Are Hereby Considered Closed-out And No Further Action Will Be Taken On Them. Unsuccessful Offerors Under N00024-10-r- 4215 Are Encouraged To Review This Baa For Relevance And Resubmit If The Technology Proposed Meets The Criteria Below. Contract Awards Made Under N00024-10-r-4215 And Under This Baa Will Be Announced Following The Announcement Criteria Set Forth In The Far. ii. General Information 1. Agency Name naval Sea Systems Command (navsea) 1333 Isaac Hull Ave Se washington, Dc 20376 2. Research Opportunity Title research And Development Of Naval Power And Energy Systems 3. Response Date this Announcement Will Remain Open Through The Response Date Indicated Or Until Extended Or Replaced By A Successor Baa. White Papers May Be Submitted Any Time During This Period. 4. Research Opportunity Description 4.1 Summary navsea, On Behalf Of The Electric Ships Office (pms 460, Organizationally A Part Of The Program Executive Office Ships) Is Interested In White Papers For Long And Short Term Research And Development (r&d) Projects That Offer Potential For Advancement And Improvements In Current And Future Shipboard Electric Power And Energy Systems At The Major Component, Subsystem And System Level. The Mission Of Pms 460 Is To Develop And Provide Smaller, Simpler, More Affordable, And More Capable Ship Power Systems To The Navy By Defining Open Architectures, Developing Common Components, And Focusing Navy, Industry, And Academia Investments. Pms 460 Will Provide Leadership Of The Developments Identified As Part Of This Baa, Will Direct The Transition Of Associated Technologies Developed By The Office Of Naval Research (onr), And Will Manage The Technology Portfolio Represented By Program Element (pe) 0603573n (advanced Surface Machinery Systems) For Transition Into Existing And Future Navy Ships. 4.2 Naval Power And Energy Systems Technology Development Roadmap naval Power And Energy Systems Are Described In Detail In The 2019 Naval Power And Energy Systems Technology Development Roadmap (npes Tdr). The Npes Tdr Focuses And Aligns The Power System Investments For The Navy, Defense Department, Industry And Academia To Guide Future Research And Development Investments To Enable The Navy To Leverage These Investments To Meet Its Future Needs More Affordably. Included In The Npes Tdr Are Specific Recommendations And Opportunities For Near, Mid And Long Term Investments, With A Renewed Focus On Energy Management. These Opportunities Range From An Energy Magazine To Support Advanced Weapons And Sensors To The Development Of An Integrated Power And Energy System (ipes). The Npes Tdr Aligns Electric Power System Developments With War Fighter Needs And Enables Capability-based Budgeting. The Npes Tdr Is Responding To The Emerging Needs Of The Navy, And While The Plan Is Specific In Its Recommendations, It Is Inherently Flexible Enough To Adapt To The Changing Requirements And Threats That May Influence The 30-year Ship Acquisition Plan. The First Section Of The Roadmap Establishes Why Npes Are A Critical Part Of The Kill Chain Based On The Capabilities Desired By The Navy In The Near Term, As Well As Supporting Future Platforms In The Navys 30-year Shipbuilding Plan. The Second Section Of The Roadmap Presents Power And Energy Requirements That Are Derived From Mission Systems Necessary To Support Future Warfighting Needs. The Third Section Describes Required Initiatives Based On Capabilities And The Projected Electrical Requirements Of The Future Ships. 4.3 Focus Areas the Areas Of Focus For This Baa Include, But Are Not Limited To, The "fydp/near-term" Activities As Described Throughout The Npes Tdr; The Analysis, Development, Risk Reduction And Demonstration Of Future Shipboard (both Manned And Unmanned) Electric Power Systems And Components, Emphasizing Shipboard Power Generation, Electric Propulsion, Power Conversion, Energy Storage, Distribution And Control; Power Quality, Continuity, And System Stability; Electric Power System And Component Level Modeling And Simulation; Energy Storage Technologies; Electrical System Survivability; And Power System Simplicity, Upgradeability, Flexibility, And Ruggedness. The Integrated Power And Energy System (ipes) Architecture Provides The Framework For Partitioning The Equipment And Software Into Modules And Defines Functional Elements And The Power/control And Information Relationships Between Them. For Power Generation, High Power Distribution, Propulsion, And Large Loads, The Architecture Includes Medium Voltage Ac Power (with Emphasis On Affordability), And Medium Voltage Dc Power (with Emphasis On Power Density And Fault Management). For Ship Service Electrical Loads, The Architecture Includes Zonal Electrical Distribution Which May Be Either Ac Or Dc, Depending Upon The Specific Application. Also Of Particular Interest Are Technologies That Result In Significant Energy Efficiency, Power Density Improvements And/or Carbon Footprint Improvements Over Existing Propulsion And Power System Technologies. The Npes Tdr Partitions The Power System In To Functional Areas That Include The Following. 4.3.1 Energy Storage energy Storage Modules May Support Short Duration To Long Duration Energy Storage Applications, Which Utilize A Combination Of Technologies To Minimize Power Quality And Continuity Impacts Across The System. For The Short Duration Energy Storage Applications, The Module Should Provide Hold-up Power To Uninterruptible Loads For Fault Clearing And Transient Isolation, As Well As Load Leveling For Pulse Power Loads. For The Mid Duration, The Module Should Provide Up To Approximately 3mw (100 - 150 Kw-hr) Of Standby Power For Pulse Power Loads While Also Providing Continuity Of Operations For A Subset Of Equipment Between Uninterruptible And Full Ships Load (including Emergency Power Generation Starting In A Dark Ship Condition). For Long Duration Applications, Energy Storage Modules Should Provide The Required Power As An Emergency Backup System Or To Provide Increased Stealth For Specialty Equipment. The Required Duration For This Type Of Application May Extend Up To Days Or Longer, And May Be Intermittent Or Continuous. A Number Of Energy Storage Technologies For Future Ship Applications Are Of Interest To The Navy, Including Various Electrochemical, Capacitor-based, Or Rotating Discussed Below: a. Capacitor: Electrochemical Capacitor Improvements Continue To Focus On Improving Energy Density While Maintaining Inherently High-power Density. Design Improvements Include Development And Integration Of Higher Temperature Films, Advanced Electrolytes, Advanced Electrode Materials, And Minimizing Equivalent Series Resistance (esr). b. Rotating: The Navy Has Interest In The Investment From The Transportation Industry In Flywheel Systems That Can Handle Gyroscopic Forces Continues To Support Flywheel Usage In Commercial Rail And Ground Transportation. Additional Factors Of Interest To The Navy Include Safety, Recharge/discharge Rates, Ship Motion Impacts, Environmental Impacts And Control. c. Electrochemical: Factors Of Interest To The Navy With Respect To Electrochemical Energy Storage Include The Ability To Maintain State Of Charge When Not In Use; Change In Voltage Versus State Of Charge; Charge And Discharge Capability; The Temporary Or Permanent Loss Of Capacity Due To Repeated Shallow Discharges; The Ability To Shallow Charge And Discharge Or Partially Charge Intermittently During A Discharge; Battery Life Considerations Such As Service-life, Cycle Life, And Shelf-life; Off-gas Properties That Affect The Level Of Ventilation And Associated Auxiliary Systems; And Safety Enhancements To Support Qualification For Use Onboard Us Navy Ships. near Term Navy Interests Are In The Area Of Common And Scalable Hardware And Software Elements Which Enable Advanced Weapons And Sensors And In Understanding The Sizing Algorithms For How To Optimize Energy Storage Sizing Against Various Competing System Requirements (short Duration/high Power Vs. Long Duration/low Power, For Example. The Specific Design Issues To Be Considered Include Reliability, Volumetric And Gravimetric Power And Energy Densities, Differentiating Between High Levels Of Stored Energy And High Energy Density. The Relevant Information Required For Characterizing Technology Performance Include: Technology Readiness Level (trl) Of Components And Systems; Production Capability; Safety Evaluation And Qualifications Performed On Relevant Subsystems Or Components (any Hazard Analyses Of Systems Designs As Relevant To Notional Applications); Other Military Application Of The Devices; Energy Storage Management System Approach; Thermal Characteristics, Constraints, And Cooling Requirements; Auxiliary Requirements (load); Device Impedance (heat Generation Characteristics); And Device Efficiency (discharge/recharge). 4.3.2 Power Conversion industry Continues To Drive Towards Increased Power Density, Increased Efficiency, Higher Switching Frequencies, And Refined Topologies With Associated Control Schemes. Innovation In Power Conversion From The Development And Implementation Of Wide-bandgap Devices, Such As Silicon Carbide (sic), Promise Reduction In Losses Many Times Over Silicon. The Use Of High Frequency Transformers Can Provide Galvanic Isolation With Reduced Size And Weight Compared To Traditional Transformers. Advances In Cooling Methods Will Be Required To Handle Larger Heat Loads Associated With Higher Power Operation. a Typical Navy Power Conversion Module Might Consist Of A Solid State Power Converter And/or A Transformer. Advanced Topologies And Technologies, Such As The Application Of Wide Band Gap Devices, Are Of Particular Interest. Navy Interests Are In The Area Of Innovative Approaches To Address Converting High Voltage Ac/dc To 1000 Vdc With Power Levels On The Order Of 3mw Or Larger. The Specific Design Issues To Be Considered Include Modularity, Open Architecture (focusing On Future Power System Flexibility And The Ability Of A Conversion Module Within A Ships Power System To Be Replaced/ Upgraded In Support Of Lifecycle Mission System Upgrades), Reliability, Cost, And Conversion Efficiency. Areas Of Interest Include More Power-dense Converters Supporting Advanced Mission Systems And Prototyping Of Full Scale Conversion Based On Second Generation Wide-bandgap Devices. 4.3.3 Power Distribution power Distribution Typically Consists Of Bus Duct/ Bus Pipe, Cables, Connections, Switchgear And Fault Protection Equipment, Load Centers, And Other Hardware Necessary To Deliver Power From Generators To Loads. Industry Has Used Medium Voltage Dc (mvdc) Transmission As A Method To Reduce Losses Across Long Distances. Complementarily, Industry Is Developing Mvdc Circuit Protection For Use In Mvdc Transmission Variants Of Approximately 50, 100, And 150 Megawatts (mw) At Transmission Voltages Of 20 To 50 Kvdc. Analysis Includes Modeling And Simulation To Determine Methods For Assessing The Benefits Of Dc Vs Ac Undersea Transmission And Distribution Systems For Offshore Oil And Gas. Industry And Academia Continue To Invest Resources In Advanced Conductors That Have Applications In Power Distribution, Power Generation, And Propulsion. Research Is Focused On Using Carbon Nanotubes. The Development Of A Room Temperature, Lightweight, Low Resistance Conductor Is Of Great Interest To The Navy. areas Of Interest Include Development Of An Mvdc Distribution System Up To 12 Kvdc To Meet Maximum Load Demands; Design Of An Appropriate In-zone Distribution System Architecture; Development Of High Speed 1 Kvdc And 12 Kvdc Solid State Circuit Protection Devices That Are Ship Ready, And Advanced Conductors Capable Of Supporting Power Distribution. 4.3.4 Prime Movers (including Power Generation) power Generation Converts Fuel Into Electrical Power. A Typical Power Generation Module Might Consist Of A Gas Turbine Or Diesel Engine (prime Mover), A Generator (see Rotating Machine Discussion Below), A Rectifier (either Active Or Passive), Auxiliary Support Sub-modules And Module Controls. Other Possible Power Generation Technologies Include Propulsion Derived Ship Service (pdss), Fuel Cells, Or Other Direct Energy Conversion Concepts. Power Generation Concepts Include 60 Hz Wound Rotor Synchronous Generator Driven Directly By A Marine Gas Turbine (up To 30 Mva Rating); Commercially Derived Or Militarized Design Variants Of The Above; And Higher Speed, Higher Frequency, High Power Density Variants Of The Above With High Speed Or Geared Turbine Drive. Npes Dc Technologies Permit Prime Movers And Other Electrical Sources (such As Energy Storage) To Operate At Different, Non-60hz Electrical Frequency Speeds, Improving Survivability, Resiliency, And Operational Availability. Energy Storage That Is Fully Integrated With The Power Generation Can Enable Uninterrupted Power To High Priority Loads, Mission Systems That Reduce Susceptibility, And Damage Control Systems To Enable Enhanced Recoverability. the Specific Design Issues To Be Considered Include Fuel Efficiency, Module Level Power Density, Machine Insulation System Characteristics, Size, Weight, Cost, Maintainability, Availability, Harmonic Loading, Voltage, Power, System Grounding Approaches, Fault Protection, Response To Large Dynamic (step) Or Pulse Type Loading Originated From Ship Propulsion Or Directed Energy/electromagnetic Weapons, Interface To Main Or Ship Service Bus, Autonomy, Limited Maintenance, And Commercial Availability. Navy Interests Are In The Area Of Innovative Approaches To Power Generation In The 5 To 30 Mw Range, Utilizing Gas Turbines, Diesel Engines And Other Emerging Power Technologies That Address Challenges Associated With Achieving Reduced Fuel Consumption, Decreased Life Cycle And Acquisition Cost, Support Of Ship Integration, Enable Flexibility, Enable Power Upgrades, And Improved Environmental Compliance. Near Term Navy Interest Includes 10-30 Mw (nominally 25 Mw) Output Power Rating And The Power Generation Source Able To Supply Two Independent Electrical Buses (where Abnormal Conditions, Including Pulsed/stochastic Loads, On One Bus Do Not Impact The Other Bus) At 12 Kvdc (while Also Considering 6kvdc, 18kvdc, And 1 Kvdc). Enhanced Fuel Injection, Higher Operating Temperatures And Pressures, And Optimized Thermal Management Are Critical For Future Prime Movers. Advanced Controls For Increased Efficiency, Reduced Maintenance, And Increased Reliability Include Implementation Of Digital Controls; Autonomous And Unmanned Power Control; Enhanced Engine Monitoring, Diagnostics, And Prognostics; And Distributed Controls. Advanced Designs For Increased Efficiency Include New Applications Of Thermodynamic Cycles Such As Humphrey/atkinson Cycle For Gas Turbines And Diesels And Miller Cycle For Diesel. the Navy Is Interested In Developing A Knowledge Bank Of Information On Potential Generator Sets, Generator Electrical Interface Requirements, And The Impacts Of Those Requirements On Generator Set Performance And Size, As A Logical Next Step From The Request For Information Released Under Announcement N00024-16-r-4205. A Long-term Goal For This Effort Is To Maximize Military Effectiveness Through Design Choice And Configuration Option Flexibility When Developing Next-generation Distribution Plants. The Power Generation Source Should Fit Within The Length Of A Typical Engine Room (46 Feet, Including Allowances For Any Needed Maintenance And Component Removal). The Power Generation Source Is Expected To Have The Ability To: Control Steady-state Voltage-current Characteristic For Its Interface; To Maintain Stability; And To Adjust Control Set-points From System Level Controllers. For Any Proposed Design Approach, Initial Efforts Would Include Conceptual Design Trade Studies That Inform The Performance Level That Can Be Achieved. Trade Studies May Address Pulsed Load Capability (generator/rectifier Design To Increase Pulse Load Capability, Engine Speed Variation Limits, And Impact Of Cyclic Pulse Load On Component Life); Power Density (cost Vs. Benefits Of High Speed Or High Frequency, Mounting On Common Skid, And Advanced Cooling Concepts); Single Vs. Dual Outputs (continuous Vs. Pulse Rating For Each Output, Voltage Regulation With Shared Field, And Control Of Load Sharing); Efficiency (part Load Vs. Full Load Optimization, Flexible Speed Regulation, Impact Of Intake And Exhaust Duct Size/pressure Drop On Engine Efficiency); Power Quality (voltage Transient, Voltage Modulation For Step, Pulse Loads, Impact Of Voltage And Current Ripple Requirements, And Common Mode Current); Pgm Controls (prime Mover Speed Vs. Generator Field Vs. Rectifier Active Phase Angle Control, And Pulse Anticipation); Stability When Operating In Parallel With Other Sources; Short Circuit Requirements; And Dark Ship Start Capability (self-contained Support Auxiliaries). Trade Studies May Also Address How Rotational Energy Storage Can Be Built Into The Design Of The Generator Or Added To The Generator And What Parameters Need To Be Defined In Order To Exploit This Capability. Development Of Advanced Coatings And Materials That Support High Temperature Operations Of A Gas Turbine Is Also Of Interest. Energy Harvesting To Convert Heat Energy And Specifically Low Quality Heat Energy To Electricity Using Solid State Components Is Also Of Interest To The Navy. 4.3.5 Rotating Machines (including Generators And Propulsion Motors) recent Trends In Electrical Machines Include Neural Networks; Artificial Intelligence; Expert System; Fiber Communications And Integrated Electronics; New Ceramic Conducting And Dielectric Materials; And Magnetic Levitation. High Temperature Superconducting Rotors Have Higher Power Density Than Their Induction And Synchronous Rotor Counterparts. Wind Power Generators Eliminate Excitation Losses Which Can Account For 30% Of Total Generator Losses. The Offshore Wind Power Industry Is Moving To Larger Power Wind Tower Generators In The 10mw Class. Advanced Low Resistance Room Temperature Wire And Hts Shows Promise For These Higher Power Levels Because Of Low Excitation Losses And Low Weight Due To Reduction In Stator And Rotor Iron. Hts Motors May Be Up To 50% Smaller And Lighter Than Traditional Iron-core And Copper Machines. They Have Reduced Harmonic Vibrations Due To Minimization Of Flux Path Iron And Have Mitigated Thermal Cycling Failures Due To Precision Control Of Temperature. propulsion Motor Concepts Of Interest To The Navy Include Permanent Magnet Motors (radial Air Gap, Axial Air Gap, Or Transverse Flux), Induction Motors (wound Rotor Or Squirrel Cage), Superconducting Field Type (homopolar Dc Or Synchronous Ac). The Drivers And Issues Associated With These Designs Include Acoustic Signature, Noise (requirements, Limitations, Modeling, Sources, And Mitigation Methods), Shock, Vibration, Thermal Management, Manufacturing Infrastructure, Machine Insulation System Characteristics, Commercial Commonality, Platform Commonality, Cost, Torque, Power, Weight, Diameter, Length, Voltage, Motor Configuration, And Ship Arrangements Constraints. Motor Drives That May Be Explored Include Cyclo-converter (with Variations In Control And Power Device Types), Pulse Width Modulated Converter/inverter (with Many Variations In Topology), Switching (hard Switched, Soft Switched), And Matrix Converter (with Variations In Control, Topology, Cooling, Power Device Type). Technologies For Drives And Rotating Machines Which Allow The Ability To Operate As A Motor And A Generator To Facilitate A Pdss Installation Or On A Fully Integrated Power System To Leverage The Inherent Energy Storage In The Ship's Motion May Be Explored. Integrated Motor/propulsor Concepts May Be Considered Either As Aft-mounted Main Propulsion Or As A Forward Propulsor Capable Of Propelling A Ship At A Tactically Useful Speed. Areas Of Interest For Future Rotating Machines Include Increased Magnetic Material Flux Carrying Or Flux Generation Capacity; Improved Electrical Insulation Material And Insulation System Dielectric Strength; Increased Mechanical Strength, Increased Thermal Conductivity, And Reduced Sensitivity To Temperature; Improved Structural Materials And Design Concepts That Accept Higher Torsional And Electromagnetically Induced Stress; Innovative And Aggressive Cooling To Allow Improved Thermal Management And Increased Current Loading; Increased Electrical Conductor Current Carrying Capacity And Loss Reduction. 4.3.6 Cooling And Thermal Management as The Demand And Complexity Of High Energy Loads Increases, So Does The Demand And Complexity Of Thermal Management Solutions. Assessing And Optimizing The Effectiveness Of A Thermal Management System Requires The Analysis Of Thermal Energy Acquisition, Thermal Energy Transport, And Thermal Energy Rejection, Storage, And Conversion. The Design Of The Thermal Management System Aims To Transfer The Thermal Energy Loads At The Sources To The Sinks In The Most Efficient Manner. areas Of Interest To The Navy With Respect To Cooling And Thermal Management Include The Application Of Two Phased Cooling And Other Advanced Cooling Techniques To Power Electronics And Other Npes Components And Innovative Approaches To Manage Overall Ship Thermal Management Issues Including Advanced Thermal Architectures, Thermal Energy Storage Systems, Increases In Efficiency, And Advanced Control Philosophies. 4.3.7 Power Controls controls Manage Power And Energy Flow Within The Ship To Ensure Delivery To The Right Load In The Right Form At The Right Time. Supervisory Power System Control Typically Resides On An External Distributed Computer System And Therefore Does Not Include Hardware Elements Unless Specialized Hardware Is Required. The Challenge To Implement Tactical Energy Management (tem) Is To Integrate Energy Storage, Power Generation, And Interfaces With Advanced Warfighting Systems And Controls. Tem Is Critical To Enabling Full Utilization Of The Capabilities Possible From Technologies Under Development. The State Complexity And Combat Engagement Timelines For Notional Future Warfighting Scenarios Are Expected To Exceed The Cognitive Capacity And Response Times Of Human Operators To Effectively Manage The Electric Plant Via Existing Control System Schema In Support Of Executing Ship Missions. The Survivability Requirements For Military Ships Combined With The Higher Dynamic Power Characterisitics (pulse Load) Characteristics Of Some Mission Systems Will Require More Sophisticated Control Interfaces, Power Management Approaches, And Algorithms Than Are Commercially Available. The Navy Is Pursuing A Long Term Strategy To Create A Unified, Cyber Secure Architecture For Machinery Control Systems That Feature A Common, Reusable, Cyber Hardened Machinery Control Domain Specific Infrastructure Elements; A Mechanism For Transitioning New Technology From A Variety Of Sources In An Efficient And Consistent Manner; And A Mechanism To Provide Life Cycle Updates And Support In A Cost Effective And Timely Manner.tem Controls Will Be Expected To Maintain Awareness Of The Electric Plant Operating State (real Time Modeling); Interface With Ship Mission Planning (external To The Electric Plant Control Systems) For Energy Resource Prioritization, Planning, And Coordination Towards The Identification Of Resource Allocation States That Dynamically Optimize Mission Effectiveness; Identify And Select Optimal Trajectories To Achieving Those Optimal Resource Allocation States; And Actuate The Relevant Electric Plant Components To Move The Electric Plant State Along Those Optimized Trajectories Towards The Optimal Resource Allocation State. Tem Controls Would Enable Reduced Power And Energy System Resource Requirements For A Given Capability (or Improved Capability For A Given Set Of Resources); Increased Adaptability Of The Navy’s Power And Energy System Design To Keep Pace With An Evolving Threat Environment; And Maximized Abilities To Execute The Ship’s Mission. the Navy Is Interested In Potential Applications Of Distributed Control Architectures That Have Led To The Development Of Intelligent Agents That Have Some Autonomous Ability To Reason About System State And Enact Appropriate Control Policies. A Simple Example Of These Agents In A Control System Is The Use Of Autonomous Software Coupled With Smart Meters In A Smart Grid Implementation. The Agents, Smart Meters In This Example, Can Temporarily Shut Off Air Conditioning But Not The Refrigerator In Residences During Grid Peak Power Usage Times When The Cost Per Watt Is Highest On Hot Days. The Agent Software Acts Autonomously Within Its Authority To Comply With Programmed Customer Desires. The Navy Is Interested In Tem Controls Within A Modular Open Systems Architecture Framework Such That They Are Agnostic Of, But Affordably Customizable To, Specific Ship Platforms And Power System Architectures. Tem Controls May Reside Between (i.e. Interface With) Embedded Layers Within Individual Power System Components, Ships’ Supervisory Machinery Control Systems, And Ships’ Mission Planning Systems. Initial Or Further Development Or Modification Of These Interfaces May Be Required To Achieve Desired Performance Behaviors And Characteristics. Tem Controls Are Expected To Develop Within A Model-based System Engineering And Digital Engineering Environment And Will Be Initially Evaluated In A Purely Computational Environment, Representing Navy-developed Shipboard-representative Power And Energy System Architecture(s), But Will Be Progressively Evaluated On Systems With Increasing Levels Of Physical Instantiation (i.e., Controller-hardware-in-loop And Power-hardware-in-loop With Progressive Levels Of Representative Power System Components Physically Instantiated). When Implementing A Tem Based Control Scheme, The Overall Power System Should Increase Installed Power Generation Available To Mission And Auxiliary Loads; Reduce Power System Design Margins; Hone The Installed Stored Energy Required For Mission Critical Capability; And Allow Higher Power Transients (ramp Rates And Step Loads). Other Areas Of Interest To The Navy With Respect To Controls Include Improvements To Traditional Machinery Control And Automation, Advanced Power Management, Cyber Security, And Advanced Controls For Distributed Shared Energy Storage And Maintaining Electrical System Stability. The Navy Is Also Interested In Non-intrusive Load Monitoring, Power System Data Analytics, Real Time System Monitoring And Onboard Analysis And Diagnostics Capabilities. 4.3.8 System Interplay, Interfacing, And Integration increasingly, The Navy Is Recognizing The Need For Incorporating Flexibility And Adaptability Into Initial Ship Designs And Recognizing That The Integration Of New Systems And The Ability To Rapidly Reconfigure Them Will Be An Ongoing Challenge Throughout A Platform's Life Cycle In Order To Maintain Warfighting Relevancy. The Ability To Support Advanced Electrical Payload Warfighting Technologies Requires Not Only Power And Energy Systems Delivered With The Flexibility And Adaptability To Accommodate Them, But A Npes Engineering Enterprise With The Capability And Capacity (knowledge, Labor, And Capital) For Continuous Systems Integration. The Navy Can More Affordably Meet This Challenge By Shifting As Much Effort As Possible Into The Computational Modeling And Simulation Regime. an Integrated Power System (ips) Provides Total Ship Electric Power Including Electric Propulsion, Power Conversion And Distribution, Energy Storage, Combat System Support And Ship Mission Load Interfaces To The Electric Power System. Adding Energy Storage And Advanced Controls To Ips Results In An Integrated Power And Energy System (ipes) In Order To Accommodate Future High Energy Weapons And Sensors. The Ipes Energy Magazine Is Available To Multiple Users, And Provides Enhanced Power Continuity To The Power Distribution System. The Flexibility Of Electric Power Transmission Allows Power Generating Modules With Various Power Ratings To Be Connected To Propulsion Loads And Ship Service In Any Arrangement That Supports The Ships Mission At The Lowest Total Ownership Cost (toc). systems Engineering In Ips/ipes Is Focused On Increasing The Commonality Of Components Used Across Ship Types (both Manned And Unmanned) And In Developing Modules That Will Be Integral To Standardization, Zonal System Architectures, And Generic Shipbuilding Strategies With Standard Interfaces That Are Navy-controlled. Ipes Offers The Potential To Reduce Signatures By Changing The Frequency And Amplitude Of Acoustic And Electromagnetic Emissions. Integrated Energy Storage Can Reduce Observability By Enabling The Reduction And Elimination Of Prime Movers, Thereby Reducing Thermal And Acoustic Signatures. The Modules Or Components Developed Will Be Assessed For Applicability Both To New Construction And To Back-fit Opportunities That Improve The Energy Efficiency And Mission Effectiveness. areas Of Navy Interest Are To Continuously Improve Ips/ipes By Performing Analysis, Modeling And Simulation, Life Cycle Cost Analysis, Producibility Studies, Module Development, Ship Integration Studies, Architecture Design, Ship Electric Architectures And Support For High Power Weapons Systems Requirements, And Related Efforts. High Level Power System Architectures Are Based On Mvac And Mvdc Power With Attributes Of Power Density, Fault Management, Capability And Affordability. For Ship Service Electrical Loads, The Architecture Includes Zonal Electrical Distribution Which May Be Either Ac Or Dc, Depending Upon The Specific Application. In Addition To A Full Ipes Or Ips Implementation, Hybrid Electric Drive (hed) Where Mechanical Propulsion Is Augmented By Rotating Electric Machinery, Or Additional Power Generation Or Energy Storage May Be Of Interest. The Navy Desires To Understand The Performance And Cost Trade Space That Is Available For The Various Options Of Architecture; Component, System And Controls Technologies; Functional Allocations; And Interfaces. Also Of Interest Are Technologies That Result In Significant Energy Efficiency, Thermal Improvements, Power Density Improvements And/or Carbon Footprint Improvements Over Existing Propulsion And Power System Technologies. Another Area Of Interest For The Navy Is The Interface Definition Between Unique Electrical Loads And The Power System, And The Provision Of Specialty Power To Optimize That Load Interface. Among The Special Load Interfaces That Might Require Development Are Support For Pulsed Power Weapons And Sensors Such As Radar Power Supplies, Electromagnetic Launchers (for Example Electromagnetic Railgun), And Advanced Laser Systems, All Of Which Would Benefit From Optimized Integration With The Shipboard Power System. the Approach To Prototype Hardware Developed Under This Baa Is That It Fosters Modularity And Scalability (so That Families Of Products May Be Leveraged To Multiple Potential Applications) And Shall Accommodate An Open System Architecture Where Interfaces Are Well Defined And Mutually Accepted. The Navy Is Interested In Both Near Term Solutions That Have The Potential For Rapid Transition To A High Technology Readiness Level (trl) As Well As Longer Term Technology Pushes That Advance The Science And Would Enable A Future Compact Shipboard System. Risk Reducing Technology Prototype Demonstrations In The Near Term Are Encouraged. An Evaluation Of Emerging Technologies For Ship Applications (such As Energy Storage, Support For High Energy Weapons, Support For High Power Radars, High-speed Generators, And Advanced Power Electronics) To Determine Future Feasibility And Development Requirements Is Also Of Great Interest. Development Of Advanced Design Tools And Power System Specifications And Standards Is Also Key To Ensuring New Power Systems Will Integrate Aboard Ship. The Navy Is Interested In A Model-based Approach To Power System Engineering, From Early Concept System Architecture Trade Studies And Trade-space Exploration, To Production-ready Performance Specifications For Component And Systems Acquisitions. Particular Technologies And System Concepts Will Need To Be Evaluated In A Common Set Of Modeling Contexts And Environments Standardized Across The Navy Power System Engineering Enterprise. Modeling-enabled Evaluation Of Technology Alternatives And Performance Of System-level Trade Studies Requires That Models Be Delivered With A Sufficient Pedigree Supported By Analysis, Verification, And Validation (e.g., By Subscale Hardware Demonstrations) To Prove The Applicability Of The Models For The Standardized Modeling Contexts And Environments (model Based System Engineering). 5. Point(s) Of Contact all White Papers Shall Be Submitted To All Parties Identified Below: pms 460 Technical Poc: Josh Cushenette joshua.j.cushenette.civ@us.navy.mil navsea 0241 Poc: ms. Sakeena Siddiqi, Procuring Contracting Officer sakeena.s.siddiqi@us.navy.mil mr. Tyler Pacak, Contracting Specialist tyler.pacak@navy.mil iii. Award Information the Amount And Period Of Performance Of Each Selected Proposal Will Vary Depending On The Research Area And The Technical Approach To Be Pursued By The Selected Offeror. iv. Eligibility Information all Responsible Sources From Academia And Industry May Submit White Papers Under This Baa. Awards Under This Baa Will Likely Be Cost Plus Fixed Fee (cpff) And Thus Offerors Are Required To Have A Defense Contract Management Agency (dcma) / Defense Contract Audit Agency (dcaa) Approved Accounting System To Be Eligible For Award Or Evidence That A Pre-award Survey Has Been Initiated With Dcma/dcaa. v. Application And Submission Information 1. Application And Submission Process "white Papers" Are Desired By Navsea In Response To This Solicitation.all White Papers Shall Be Submitted Tonavseavia Email To The Following Address: Joshua.j.cushenette.civ@us.navy.mil. Hard Copy Submissions Are Not Accepted. Those Offerors With White Papers Considered To Have Merit Will Be Requested To Prepare Full Proposals For The Planned Effort As Specified Below. Receipt Of All White Papers Will Be Acknowledged By The Technical Point Of Contact Listed Above. White Papers Will Be Retained By The Navy And, Should An Application And Associated Funding Be Identified For The Concept Proposed, Additional Responses Will Be Requested Of The Offeror. 2. General Information For White Papers/full Proposals the White Papers And Proposals Submitted Under This Baa Are Expected To Be Unclassified. White Paper And Proposal Submissions Will Be Protected From Unauthorized Disclosure In Accordance With Far 15.207, Applicable Law, And Department Of Defense (dod)/department Of Navy (don) Regulations. Offerors Are Expected To Appropriately Mark Each Page Of Their Submission That Contains Proprietary Information. 2.1. White Papers 2.1.1 White Paper Format paper Size Shall Be No Larger Than 8.5" X 11" Paper With No Less Than 1" Margins On All Sides. The Font Shall Not Be Less Than 12 Point. The Format Of The Submission Shall Be One Electronic Copy In Microsoftword Or Excel Compatible Or .pdf Format. The Page Limit For White Papers Shall Be No Longer Than Twenty-five (25) Pages And Only Contain Information Necessary To Describe The Proposed Technical Concept And Comply With Content Requirements For The White Papers Stated Herein. 2.1.2 White Paper Content 2.1.2.1 Cover Page the Cover Page Shall Be Labeled "white Paper," And Shall Include The Baa Number, Proposed Title, Thecompany Technical/administrative Points Of Contact With Telephone Numbers And E-mail Addresses, The Company Commercial And Government Entity (cage) Code, Which Module Or Modules The White Paper Is Relevant To From The Research Opportunity Section Above (section Ii Paragraph 4), And The Names And Contact Information (if Known) Of The Assigned Dcma Administrative Contracting Officer (aco). 2.1.2.2 Technical Concept/naval Relevance the Technical Concept Shall Include A Description Of The Technology Innovation And Associated Technical Risk Areas. This Section Also Includes A Description Of The Potential Naval Relevance And Contributions Of The Proposed Effort To Improvement In The Performance Of Npes As Defined In The Npes Tdr. This Section May Include A Plan For Demonstrating And Evaluating The Operational Effectiveness Of The Offeror's Proposed Products Or Processes In Field Experiments And/or Tests In A Simulated Environment. 2.1.2.3 Capabilities; Related Experience And Past Performance, And Facilities the Capabilities Section Shall Describe Past Experience And Facilities That Demonstrate Yourcompany Ability To Complete The Scope Identified In The White Paper. This Section Shall Include Evidence Of The Company's Capabilities To Demonstrate The Technology Innovation Proposed. Offerors Shall Provide All Relevant Past Performance For Similar Or Related Work Under Contracts Currently Being Performed Or Completed During The Last Three (3) Years. The Offeror May Include Federal, State And Local Government And Private Sector Contracts. Offerors That Represent Newly Formed Entities, Without Prior Contract Experience, Should Identify Previous Contract And Subcontract Experience For All Principal Investigators Identified In The Proposal. This Section Will Not Be Counted Against The Page Limits Noted In Paragraph 2.1.1 Above. The Following Information For Each Such Contract Shall Be Provided: a. Contract Number b. Customer/agency c. Contracting Officer And Technical Point Of Contact (names And Phone Numbers) d. Brief Description Of Scope Of Work And Deliverables e. Contract Type f. Award Price/final Price g. Period Of Performance 2.1.2.4 Cost And Development Schedule the White Paper Should Identify The Total Estimated Cost And The Notional Development Timeline Of The Effort Proposed In The White Paper And A Brief Rational For How You Established This Rough Order Of Magnitude (rom) Cost Estimate. The Page Limit For The Estimated Cost And Schedule Information Shall Not Exceed One (1) Page; No Larger Than 8.5" X 11" When Printed On Paper With No Less Than 1" Margins On All Sides; And The Font Shall Not Be Less Than 12 Point. The Estimated Cost And Schedule Section Will Not Be Counted Against The Page Limits Noted In Paragraph 2.1.1 Above. For Planning Purposes, Depending Upon The Nature Of The Technology Being Proposed, A Contract That May Result From The White Paper Could Be Staged Using Multiple Phases, Starting With Concept Exploration And Technology Characterization. Should The Concept Prove Meritorious, Options May Be Included To Take The Technology/approach Through A Design And Prototype/software Build. The Total Potential Contract Period Of Performance Cannot Exceed Five (5) Years. 2.1.2.5 Assertion Of Data Rights include Here A Summary Of Any Proprietary Rights (limited/restricted) To Pre-existing Results, Prototypes, Or Systems Supporting And/or Necessary For The Use Of The Research, Results, And/or Prototype. If There Are Proprietary Rights, The Offeror Must Explain How These Affect Its Ability To Deliver Subsystems For Integration. Additionally, Offerors Must Explain How The Program Goals Are Achievable In Light Of These Proprietary And/or Restrictive Limitations. If There Are No Claims Of Proprietary Rights In Pre-existing Data, This Section Shall Consist Of A Statement To That Effect. In Order For A Data Rights Assertions List To Be Accepted By The Government And Included As An Attachment To A Contract, The Dfars (252.227-7013 And 252.227-7014) Requires That The Information Be Listed In A Table Having Four Columns. In The First Column, Technical Data To Be Furnished With Restrictions, For Non-commercial Technical Data Items, Both The Item And The Technical Data Pertaining To That Item Must Be Listed. Also, The Assertion Must Be Made At The Lowest Component Level. And Since Technical Data Is Defined As "recorded Information Of A Scientific Or Technical Nature", A Document Where The Technical Data Is Recorded Must Also Be Listed. This Is Usually, But Not Always, A Drawing Number. Non-commercial Computer Software Items Should Similarly Be Listed At The Lowest Practicable Subroutine Level And Should Also List A Version Number. 2.1.2.6 Accounting System Documentation the White Paper Shall Include Evidence Of An Approved Accounting System Or Evidence That A Pre-award Survey Has Been Initiated With Dcma/dcaa For An Approved Accounting System. 2.2 Full Proposals Format And Content once A White Paper Topic Has Been Selected To Proceed To The Next Step, The Contracting Officer Will Issue A Request For Proposal (rfp) Letter With Additional Detail On The Required Content Of The Proposal, Page Limitations, And Due Dates. The Rfp Letter Will Also Provide Details Of The Notional Statement Of Work For The Effort, Including A Level Of Effort For Related Engineering Services As Described Above; Any Optional Phases; A Description Of The Required Deliverable Data; And The Required Contents And Details Of The Cost Volume. 2.2.1 Associated Engineering Services the Potential Contract, At The Option Of The Government, May Also Include The Services Of Qualified Engineers/technicians And Management Functions To Perform Engineering Support For Follow-on Investigations, Additional Trade Studies, Participation In Navy Directed Interface Working Groups (iwg) To Assess The Technology Implementation In Shipboard Applications, And Hardware Evaluations To Determine The Effectiveness Of The New Technologies Developed Under The Basic Effort. This Level Of Effort Shall Not Be Included In The White Paper Submission, But May, At The Option Of The Government, Be Included In Any Resultant Contract. The Nature Of The Services To Be Performed Shall Be Integrally Related To The Core Scope Of The Contract, Shall Form A Logical Extension Of The Work Otherwise Performed (such As Completion Of Testing Of Articles Developed Or Extending The Performance Capability Of The Articles Developed), Or Shall Provide Amplifying Details Of The Articles Or Technologies Beyond That Otherwise Required And Shall Result In A Specific End-product, Such As A Report. Funding For Engineering Services May Be From R&d, Ship Construction, Operation & Maintenance; Or Other Procurement Sources As May Be Appropriate For The Follow-on Activity Required, But Shall Not Be Used For Production Of Any Technology Proposed. vi. Evaluation Information 1. Evaluation Criteria 1.1 White Papers evaluation Of The "white Papers" Will Be Based On A Competitive Selection Resulting From A Scientific Review Using The Following Evaluation Criteria: criteria 1: Overall Scientific And Technical Merits Of The Concept Proposed And The Potential Naval Relevance And Contributions Of The Effort To The Improved Performance Of Npes Modules And Architectures Within A Reasonable Development Schedule. criteria 2: Potential Risks To The Development And Future Acquisition Associated With The Assertion Of Data Rights. criteria 3: Capabilities; Related Experience And Past Performance; And Facilities criteria 4: Potential Risks To The Development Associated With The Length Of The Development Schedule And The Availability Of Funds To Complete All Proposed Tasks. selection Of The Offeror(s) From Which Rfps Will Be Issued Will Be Based Upon Thegovernments Assessment Of The Criteria Above And The Availability Of Funds To Accomplish The Proposed Effort. White Papers Submitted Under This Baa Will Be Protected From Unauthorized Disclosure In Accordance With Far 3.104-5 And 15.207. The Cognizant Government Experts Will Perform The Evaluation Of Technical Proposals. 1.2 Ratings Used For Scientific Review 1.2.1 Criteria 1 overall Scientific And Technical Merits And Potential Naval Relevance Of The Concept. rating = Excellent: Research Proposal Demonstrates High Potential For Providing Technological Advancement Relative To The Baselines Described In The 2019 Npes Tdr With A Reasonable Amount Of Developmental Risk. Research Proposal Demonstrates High Potential For Direct Application To A Future Npes Ship And/or Will Significantly Improve The Performance Of Npes Modules And/or Architectures. rating = Good: Research Proposal Demonstrates Moderate Potential For Providing Technological Advancement Relative To The Baselines Described In The 2019 Npes Tdr With A Reasonable Amount Of Development Risk. Research Proposal Demonstrates Moderate Potential For Direct Application To A Future Npes Ship And/or Will Probably Improve The Performance Of Npes Modules And/or Architectures. rating = Poor: Research Proposal Demonstrates Low Potential For Providing Technological Advancement Relative To The Baselines Described In The 2019 Npes Tdr With A Reasonable Amount Of Development Risk And/or Have An Unreasonable Amount Of Development Risk. Research Proposal Demonstrates Low Potential For Direct Application Of A Future Npes Ship And/or Will Not Significantly Improve The Performance Of Npes Modules And/or Architectures. 1.2.2. Criteria 2 potential Risks To The Development And Future Acquisition Associated With The Assertion Of Data Rights. rating = Excellent: There Is Low Or No Risk That The Level Of Data Rights Proposed Would Limit Thegovernments Ability To Use The Technical Data Generated During The Performance Of The Contract As Part Of A Technical Data Package For Future Competitive Development Or Production Efforts. rating = Good: There Is Moderate Risk That The Level Of Data Rights Proposed Would Limit Thegovernments Ability To Use The Technical Data Generated During The Performance Of The Contract As Part Of A Technical Data Package For Future Competitive Development Or Production Efforts. rating = Poor: There Is High Risk That The Level Of Data Rights Proposed Would Limit Thegovernments Ability To Use The Technical Data Generated During The Performance Of The Contract As Part Of A Technical Data Package For Future Competitive Development Or Production Efforts. 1.2.3 Criteria 3 capabilities; Related Experience And Past Performance; Facilities; Techniques; And Qualifications, Capabilities And Experience Of The Proposed Principal Investigator / Team Leader. rating = Acceptable: Based On The Offerors Performance Record, The Government Has A Reasonable Expectation That The Offeror Will Successfully Perform The Required Effort, Or The Offeror's Performance Record Is Unknown. In The Case Of An Offeror Without A Record Of Relevant Past Performance Or For Whom Information On Past Performance Is Not Available Or So Sparse That No Meaningful Past Performance Rating Can Be Reasonably Assigned, The Offeror May Not Be Evaluated Favorably Or Unfavorably On Past Performance (see Far 15.305 (a)(2)(iv)). Therefore, The Offeror Shall Be Determined To Have Unknown (or "neutral") Past Performance. In The Context Of Acceptability/unacceptability, A Neutral Rating Shall Be Considered "acceptable." rating = Unacceptable: Based On The Offerors Performance Record, The Government Does Not Have A Reasonable Expectation That The Offeror Will Be Able To Successfully Perform The Required Effort. 1.2.4. Criteria 4 potential Risks To The Development Associated With The Length Of The Development Schedule And The Availability Of Funds To Complete All Proposed Tasks. rating = Excellent: There Is Low Or No Risk That The Technology Development Timelines And The Availability Of Funds Necessary To Conduct The Development Would Not Support The Governments Ability To Transition The Technology Development For Future Competitive Development Or Production Efforts. rating = Good: There Is Moderate Risk That The Technology Development Timelines And The Availability Of Funds Necessary To Conduct The Development Would Not Support The Governments Ability To Transition The Technology Development For Future Competitive Development Or Production Efforts. rating = Poor: There Is High Risk That The Technology Development Timelines And The Availability Of Funds Necessary To Conduct The Development Would Not Support The Governments Ability To Transition The Technology Development For Future Competitive Development Or Production Efforts. vii. Security Classification in Order To Facilitate Intra-program Collaboration And Technology Transfer, The Government Will Attempt To Enable Technology Developers To Work At The Unclassified Level To The Maximum Extent Possible. If Access To Classified Material Will Be Required At Any Point During Performance, The Offeror Must Clearly Identify Such Need Prominently In Their Proposal. If Offerors Use Unclassified Data In Their Deliveries And Demonstrations Regarding A Potential Classified Project, They Should Use Methods And Conventions Consistent With Those Used In Classified Environments. Such Conventions Will Permit The Various Subsystems And The Final System To Be More Adaptable In Accommodating Classified Data In The Transition System. contracting Office Address: n00024 Naval Sea Systems Command, Dc 1333 Isaac Hull Avenue S.e. Washington Navy Yard, Dc contracting Office Address: sea 02 1333 Isaac Hull Avenue Se washington Navy Yard, District Of Columbia 20376 United States place Of Performance: tbd united States primary Point Of Contact: ms. Sakeena Siddiqi, Procuring Contracting Officer sakeena.s.siddiqi.civ@us.navy.mil secondary Point Of Contact: mr. Tyler Pacak, Contract Specialist tyler.pacak@navy.mil

Details: Description Republic Of The Philippines Department Of Health Caraga Regional Hospital Surigao City Ooooooooo @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ Bids And Awards Committee Invitation To Bid Ib No. 2024-01-15 (114) Supply And Delivery Of Various Cartridges And Filtering Materials For Hemodialysis Under Single-year Framework Agreement ( Early Procurement Activity ) Approved Budget For The Contract: Php 6,166,500.00 ========================================================= 1. The Caraga Regional Hospital (crh), Through The Fy2025 Raf / Gaa Intends To Apply The Sum Of Being The Approved Budget For The Contract (abc) Of Six Million One Hundred Sixty Six Thousand Five Hundred Pesos Only ( Php 6,166,500.00 ) As To Payment Under The Contract For Supply And Delivery Of Medicines And Fluids For Hemodialysis Under Single-year Framework Agreement (early Procurement Activity). Bids Received In Excess Of The Abc Shall Be Automatically Rejected At Bid Opening And Items Below Are Subject For A Competitive Bidding As Framework Agreement List. This Is A Lot Bid. Item No Description Qty Unit Of Measure Unit Cost Total Cost Lot 1 Hemodialysis Supplies 1 Bicarbonate Cartridge 12,000 Pcs 324 ₱3,888,000.00 650gm 36 Months Shelf Compatible For B-bruan Machine Total ₱3,888,000.00 Lot 2 Ro Supplies 2.1 Ro Membrane 4021 10 Pcs 15,000.00 ₱150,000.00 Size (approximate): 4" Dia. X 21"l Flow Rate: 900 Gpd (3.41 M³/d) Applied Pressure: 225 Psig (15.5 Bar) Stabilized Salt Rejection: 99.5% Active Surface Area: 36 Sq. Ft. Single Element Recovery: 8% Exterior: Tape-wrapped Membrane Type: Polyamide Thin-film Composite Maximum Operating Temperature: 113°f (45°c) Maximum Operating Pressure:600 Psig (41 Bar) Maximum Pressure Drop:13 Psig (0.9 Bar) Maximum Feed Flow Rate:14 Gpm (3.2m³/h) Ph Range, Continuous Operation*:2-11 Ph Range, Short-term Cleaning**:1-13 Maximum Feed Silt Density Index:5 Fere Clorine Tolerance***: <0.1ppm 2.2 Ro Membrane 4040 10 Pcs 15,000.00 ₱150,000.00 Size 100*100*1000mm Membrane Type: T.f.c Effctive Membrane Area: 7.2m2 Test Pressure: 15.5bar Capacity 2500gpd Part Number Dry (wet) 356603 / (356602) Feed Spacer Thickness (mil) 28 Active Area – Ft2 (m2) 94 (8.7) Permeate Flow Rate Gpd (m3/d) 2500 (9.5) Min. Salt Rejection (%) 99.1 Stabilized Salt Rejection (%) 99.2 2.3 Uv Lamp 2gpm 10 Pcs 4,000 ₱40,000.00 2gpm Approximate Flow Rate: 453 Liters / Hour. Input / Output: 1/2 “npt Male. Maximum Pressure: 8,61 Bar. Average Life Of Use: 8,000 Hours Or 1 Year. Material: Stainless Steel Aisi-304. Includes Transformer 220-240v 50/60 Hz 0.13a. 2.4 Uv Lamp 12gpm 10 Pcs 6,000 ₱60,000.00 12gmp Dimension 3"x40" Flow Rate (gpm) 12 Electrical 110-130v/50-60 Hz Maximum Operating Pressure 125 Psi Lamp Life 9000 Hrs ( Approx. 1 Year Of Use) Audible Lamp Failure Yes Led "power-on" Indicator Yes 2.5 Industrial Salt 250 Sack 600 ₱150,000.00 Moisture 0.6-1.5 % Purity (nacl) Min. 98.5-99 % Water Insoluble Matter 0.33 % So4 0.23 % Ca 0.06 % Mg 0.11 % Cu 0.01 % K 0.02 % Caso4 0.2 % Mgso4 0.11 % Mgcl2 0.36 % 5-6mm Max. 3 % 3-5mm 20-40 % 1-3mm 20-40 % +0.8mm 10-15 % -0.8mm Max. 3 % Yps Anti-caking Agent 80-100 Ppm Granulation 0-3, 0-5, 3-12, 0-12mm 2.6 Sediment Filter Sl 10” 1 Micron 200 Pcs 264 ₱52,800.00 Material: Food-grade Polypropylene Fibers Size: 10sl Filter Fineness 1mm Length 10" Width: 2.7cm 2.7 Sediment Filter Sl 10” 5.0 Micron 200 Pcs 216 ₱43,200.00 Filter Micron: 10 Material: Polypropylene (pp) Length: 10" (25.4 Cm) Diameter: 2.35" (6 Cm) 2.8 Sediment Filter 5 Micron Bb20 200 Pcs 660 ₱132,000.00 Dia:4.5inch Height: 20inch 2.9 Sediment Filter 1 Micron Sl20 200 Pcs 660 ₱132,000.00 Filter Micron: 1 Material: Polypropylene (pp) Length: 20" Diameter: 2.5 2.10 Sediment Filter 0.2 Micron Sl20 200 Pcs 660 ₱132,000.00 Filter Micron: 0.2 Material: Polypropylene (pp) Length: 20" Diameter: 2.5 2.11 Carbon Block Filter Cartridge Sl20 200 Pcs 1,740.00 ₱348,000.00 Filter Media：100 % Coconut Shell Carbon Dimensions： Standard Type: 28 X 1 Mm Id, 67 X 1.5 Mm Od:20” L 2.12 Water Softener Cartridge Sl20 200 Pcs 1,740.00 ₱348,000.00 Reduced By Ion Exchange Water Hardness Scale Removal Make Hard Water Into Soft Water To Avoid Drinking Hard Water Body With Stones Material: Resin Size: 20” 2.13 Absolute Filter Sl 10 0.2 Micron 200 Pcs 1,620.00 ₱324,000.00 0.2 Micron Absolute Pleated Filter Cartridge To Fit All Sl10 Standard-size Housing (2.5" X 10") Total ₱1,390,000.00 Lot 3 Hemoperf Cartridge 3.1 Hemoperfusion Cartridge Ha 130 30 Pcs 8,950.00 ₱268,500.00 Ha130 Disposable Hemoperfusion Cartridge Adsorbentvolume(ml) : 130 Biocompatibility : Tested Required In Iso10993 Adsorbent Material: Double Cross-linked Styrene-divinylbenzene Compolymers Housing Material: Polycarbonate Sterilization Method: Lrradiation Sterilization Unit Package: 195+2mm(l)*110+2mm(w)*110.5+2mm(h) 3,2 Hemoperfusion Cartridge Ha 230 5 Pcs 22,000.00 ₱110,000.00 Ha230 Disposable Hemoperfusion Cartridge Adsorbentvolume(ml) : 130 Biocompatibility : Tested Required In Iso10993 Adsorbent Material: Double Cross-linked Styrene-divinylbenzene Compolymers Housing Material: Polycarbonate Sterilization Method: Lrradiation Sterilization Unit Package: 232+2mm(l)*114+2mm(w)*114+2mm(h) 3.3 Hemoperfusion Cartridge Ha 330 15 Pcs 34,000.00 ₱510,000.00 Ha330 Disposable Hemoperfusion Cartridge Adsorbentvolume(ml) : 130 Biocompatibility : Tested Required In Iso10993 Adsorbent Material: Double Cross-linked Styrene-divinylbenzene Compolymers Housing Material: Polycarbonate Sterilization Method: Lrradiation Sterilization Unit Package: 285+2mm(l)*117+2mm(w)*108+2mm(h) Total ₱888,500.00 Grand Total ₱6,166,500.00 Terms Of Reference Bidders Must Submit The Following During Post-qualification: 1 Samples If Offered Item Is Not Previously Procured Or If Required By The Procuring Entity 2 Brochures Indicating Specification 3 Terms Of Delivery: 15 Calendar Days Upon Receipt Of Call-off 4 Delivery Schedule: Upon Call Off 5 This Procurement Is Under Framework Agreement -single Year Framework Agreement 6 Terms Of Payment. Payment Shall Be Made Upon Complete Delivery Per Call – Off. Necessary Documents Are Required In Compliance With Auditing Rules And Regulations. 7 This Procurement Is Lot Bid – Single Lot And Awarded In One Contract. Bidder Shall Bid All The Items In A Lot. 8 Product Expiration Date Must Be At Least 6 Months To 1 Year From Date Of Delivery 9 Validity Of The Contract / Contract Termination 10 Without Prejudice To The Provision Of Applicable Laws, Rules And Guidelines, The Contract Shall Be Automatically Terminated Under The Following Conditions: 11 A. When The Total Quantity Specified In The Contract Has Been Exhausted Within A Single Year 12 B. For Any Justifiable Reason Ground Where The Contract Will Not Redound To The Benefit Of The Government Or There Is Violation Of The Contract. 13 Repeat Order: 14 1. No Repeat Order For An Item In Contract Being Awarded Shall Be Allowed Until After The Procuring Entity Has Exhausted The Estimated Quantity For The Same Item Specified Therein Or After The Contract Has Expired, Whichever Comes First, And Subject To The Conditions Provided In Section 51 Of Ra 9184 And Its Irr. For This Purpose, The Repeat Order Shall Be Availed Of Only Within Six (6) Months From The Date Of The Last Of Final Delivery Order Contract For A Specific Item Where The Estimated Quantity Has Been Exhausted, Or The Expiration Of The Contract. 15 2. In Case Repeat Order Is Allowed And Resorted To, The Twenty-five (25%) Maximum Allowable Quantity Shall Be Based On The Aggregate Quantity Of Actual Items Ordered And Delivered. 16 General Conditions 17 All Other Rules Governing Contract Implementation And Termination Under Ra 9184 And Its Irr, And Relevant Procurement Policies Shall Be Applicable. Technical Specification And Terms Of Reference Are Hereby Posted In Philgeps And Form An Integral Part Of This Invitation To Bid. 2. The Crh Now Invites Bids For The Procurement Of The Above-captioned Project. Delivery Of The Goods Is Required Within The Period Specified Under Section Vi (schedule Of Requirements). Bidders Should Have Completed, Within Two (2) Years From The Date Of Submission And Receipt Of Bids, A Contract Similar To The Project. Section 23.4.1.3.(ra 9184). The Bidder Must Have Completed A Single Contract That Is Similar To This Project, Equivalent To At Least Twenty Five Percent ( 25% ) Of The Abc. Slcc Must Be Within 2 Years From The Submission Of Bids. (based On The Completion Date). The Single Largest Completed Contract (slcc) Must Pertain To Hemodialysis Supplies Or Medical Supplies Or A Similar In Nature, As Determined And Defined By The Bids And Awards Committee ( Bac ). For Procurement Where The Procuring Entity Has Determined, After The Conduct Of Market Research, That Imposition Of Either (a) Or (b) Will Likely Result To Failure Of Bidding Or Monopoly That Will Defeat The Purpose Of Public Bidding: The Bidder Should Comply With The Following Requirements: A. Completed At Least Two (2) Similar Contracts, The Aggregate Amount Of Which Should Be Equivalent To At Least Fifty Percent (50%) In The Case Of Non-expendable Supplies And Services Or Twenty-five Percent (25%) In The Case Of Expendable Supplies] Of The Abc For This Project; And B. The Largest Of These Similar Contracts Must Be Equivalent To At Least Half Of The Percentage Of The Abc As Required Above. 3. Bidding Will Be Conducted Through Open Competitive Bidding Procedures Using A Nondiscretionary “pass/fail” Criterion As Specified In The 2016 Revised Implementing Rules And Regulations (irr) Of Republic Act (ra) 9184, Otherwise Known As The “government Procurement Reform Act”. Bidding Is Restricted To Filipino Citizens/sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, Or Organizations With At Least Sixty Percent (60%) Interest Or Outstanding Capital Stock Belonging To Citizens Of The Philippines, And To Citizens Or Organizations Of A Country The Laws Or Regulations Of Which Grant Similar Rights Or Privileges To Filipino Citizens, Pursuant To Ra 5183. 4. Interested Bidders May Obtain Further Information From The Bids And Awards Committee (bac) Secretariat, Caraga Regional Hospital, Surigao City And Inspect The Bidding Documents At The Address Given Above During 8:00 Am – 5:00 Pm, Monday To Friday. 5. A Complete Set Of Bidding Documents May Be Acquired By Interested Bidders On November 29, 2024 To January 15. 2025 On Or Before 10:00 A.m. From The Address Above And Upon Payment Of The Applicable Fee For The Bidding Documents, Pursuant To The Latest Guidelines Issued By The Gppb, In The Amount Specified Below: Bidding Schedule Pre-bidding Conference December 9, 2024 At 2:00 P.m. Via Zoom Platform Link: Join Zoom Meeting Https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86588532546?pwd=z6l92bxp5um395pdgzmejhiz1thly9.1 Meeting Id: 865 8853 2546 Passcode: 188233 Deadline Of Submission Of Bids January 15, 2025 At 10:00 A.m... Via Online And Submit Your Bidding Documents To This Email Address: Crhbac2020@gmail.com. Please Be Advised That Failure To Submit Bidding Documents To The Designated Official Email Address Will Result In Automatic Rejection And Disqualification. Opening Of Bids January 15, 2025 At 2:00 P.m. Via Zoom Platform Join Zoom Meeting Https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82209192664?pwd=ofzrjrf2nipkrnbna9ziqj6xqjea6l.1 Meeting Id: 822 0919 2664 Passcode: 481797 Complete Philippine Bidding Documents Please Click The Link Below: Https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pt6urjgywj9uetpvfbbyig7x0stk0sxl?usp=sharing Amount Of Bidding Documents: Lot 1: Php 5,000.00 Lot 2: Php 5, 000.00 Lot 3: Php 1,000.00 This Bidding Document Fee Is Only Applicable If A Bidder Will Only Bid One Lot. However, Bidder Who May Participate All The Lots, Bidding Documents Is Amounting To Php 10,000.00. Payment Of The Bidding Documents Is Non-refundable It May Also Be Downloaded Free Of Charge From The Website Of The Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System (philgeps) And The Website Of The Procuring Entity, Provided That Bidders Shall Pay The Applicable Fee For The Bidding Documents Not Later Than The Submission Of Their Bids. The Following Phlippine Bidding Documents Can Be Accessed In The Philgeps And All Form And Part Of This Invitation To Bid, To Wit: A. Technical Specification / Terms Of Reference/ List Of Items B. Instruction To Bidders: B.1. Documents To Be Submitted (checklist- This Will Be Discussed During The Pre-bid Conference) B.2. Memorandum Of Undertaking – Provision Thereof Is Strictly Implemented C. Guidelines On The Conduct Of The Electronic Submission And Receipt Of Bids By The Procuring Entity – Caraga Regional Hospital (crh) D. Philippine Bidding Documents E. Framework Agreement Guidelines F. Framework Agreement Lists G. Other Documents Essential Documents Required By This Procuring Entity And Ra 9184 6. The Crh Will Hold A Pre-bid Conference On The Above-mentioned Date, Time And Venue, Which Shall Be Opened To Prospective Bidders. The Pre-bidding Conference And Opening Of Bids Shall Be Conducted Through Videoconferencing, Webinar Or Virtual. Please Send Your Intent To Participate To Our Email Address As Provided Below. 7. Bids Must Be Duly Received By The Bac Secretariat At Via Designated Email On Or Before January 15, 2025 At 10:00 O’clock In The Morning. All Bids Must Be Accompanied By A Bid Security In Any Of The Acceptable Forms And In The Amount Stated In Itb Clause 18. Bid Opening Shall Be On January 15, 2025 At 2:00 O’clock In The Afternoon At The Bac Conference Room, Beside Procurement Office, Caraga Regional Hospital, Rizal Street, Surigao City As Virtual / Electronic Bidding Via Zoom Platform. Bids Will Be Opened In The Presence Of The Bidders’ Representatives Who Choose To Attend At The Address Above. Late Bids Shall Not Be Accepted Under Any Circumstances May It Cause. 8. Furthermore, The Standard Philippine Bidding Document (pbd) Is Form And Part Of This Invitation In Accordance To Ra 9184 And Other Applicable Laws, Rules And Policy. 9. The Crh Reserves The Right To Reject Any And All Bids, Declare A Failure Of Bidding, Or Not Award The Contract At Any Time Prior To Contract Award In Accordance With Section 41 Of Ra 9184 And Its Irr, Without Thereby Incurring Any Liability To The Affected Bidder Or Bidders. 10. The Opening And Receipt Of Bids Is Strictly Implemented Through Electronic Submission. Given The Covid-19 Pandemic, Procurement Activity Has Been Expedient And One Of This Is The Conduct Of Electronic Submission Of Bids. The Crh Thru The Bids And Awards Committee (bac) Has Submitted Certification, Certified By The Highest Official Managing The Information Technology, Describing The Electronic System Or Procedure To Be Used By The Crh For The Electronic Submission And Receipts Of Bids And A Statement That The Same Is Compliant With The Gppb Resolution No. 12-2020 Requirements. 11. Bidding Documents Shall Be Emailed To This Email Address, With Activated Password To: Crhbac2020@gmail.com. You May Deposit On Line For The Payment Of The Bidding Documents To This Account Below: Bank Name: Land Bank Of The Philippines Account Name: Caraga Regional Hospital-trust Fund Account Number: 0982 -1288 – 70 12. Furthermore Deposit Slip Shall Be Submitted Via Email To: Crhprocurement.bac@gmail.com 13. The Procuring Entity Will No Longer Accept Nor Entertain Any Form Of Bids Submission Except Electronic. Failure To Comply Electronic Submission Will Be Immediately Disqualified. Guideline On The Electronic Submission Is Hereby Attached. 14. Join The Caraga Regional Hospital Supplier Network By Filling Out The Registry Form From This Link : Https://bit.ly/crh_suppliersregistry 15. For Further Information, Please Inquire To: Bac Secretariat Caraga Regional Hospital. Rizal Street, Surigao City Tel. Nos. (086) 826-1575 Local 194 Direct Line: (086) 826-9058 Mobile Nos. 09850508783 (smart/tnt) 09539212832 (globe/tm) E-mail Address: Crhprocurement.bac@gmail.com Approved By: (sgd) Atty. Ma. Flordelin T. Ensomo, Cpa Attorney Iv Chairman, Bids And Awards Committee

Details: At the Wansdorf sewage treatment plant, parts of the coating on digester sludge tanks 1 and 2, the mixed sludge tank and the operating bridges are being renewed. Tanks and operating bridges made of reinforced concrete. Tank dimensions: diameter: 10.5 m (inside), height: 5.8 m (inside), wall thickness: 0.4 m. The measure essentially includes: - dismantling the existing GRP cover, - dismantling and disposal of access hatches, - cleaning the surfaces of the fittings and the walls/bridge/floor, - draining the water sludge mixture incl. Fibrous materials using a suction truck, - loosening and removing solid deposits, - disposal of sand, fibrous materials and residual materials after temporary storage at the sludge storage area including proof of disposal, - removal and disposal of GRP coating 2 x 35 + 60 m2, - sandblasting concrete 130 m2, - renovation of damaged areas in concrete, - roughening existing coating 80 m2, - application of an alkali-resistant, environmentally friendly, crack-bridging, hand-laid, glass fiber reinforced, multi-layer epoxy resin coating Permacor 175 m2, - force-fitting filling of cracks (epoxy resin injection), - closing ceiling recess in reinforced concrete ceiling, - construction of pump sump for sludge hall.

Details: (i) This Is A Combined Synopsis/solicitation For Commercial Items Prepared In Accordance With The Format In Subpart 12.6 Of The Federal Acquisition Regulation, As Supplemented With Additional Information Included In This Notice. This Announcement Constitutes The Only Solicitation; Proposals Are Being Requested And A Written Solicitation Will Not Be Issued. (ii) This Solicitation Is Issued As An Request For Quotation (rfq). (iii) The Solicitation Document And Incorporated Provisions And Clauses Are Those In Effect Through Federal Acquisition Circular 2023-05. (iv) This Procurement Is Set Aside For Total Small Business. The Naics Code Is 561990 And The Small Business Size Standard Is $16.5 Million. (v) Schedule Of Items/price Schedule See Attachment 05 Schedule Of Items (vi) Description Of Requirement (including A List Of Any Attachments) the Contractor Shall Furnish All Labor, Equipment, Supplies, Incidentals, Insurance, And Transportation Necessary To Perform Trail Grooming Of Snowmobile Trails On The Calaveras Ranger District Of The Stanislaus National Forest. The Trails Are To Be Groomed To Maintain A Smooth Surface Where An Average Snowmobile User Could Travel At A Maximum Safe Speed Of And 35 Mph On Hwy 4 And Spicer Road (forest Road 7n01). See Performance Work Statement For Additional Requirements. list Of Attachments: attachment 01 Performance Work Statement attachment 02 Snow Grooming Monitoring Map attachment 03 Wage Determination attachment 04 Calaveras Rd Snow Grooming Questionnaire attachment 05 Schedule Of Items (vii) Date(s) And Place(s) Of Delivery And Acceptance/location the California State Highway 4 Winter Parking/ Snowmobile Staging/trailhead Area (lake Alpine Sno-park And Spicer Road Sno-park) Located In The Calaveras Ranger Station Of The Stanislaus National Forest. a) The Trails To Be Groomed Consist Of The Following: bear Valley Trail, Approximately 2 Miles, From Bear Valley, Across State Highway 4, To The Silvertip Campground And Lake Alpine Sno Park. highway 4, Approximately 10 Miles, From The Silvertip Campground Unloading Area At The Lake Alpine Sno-park, Around The Road Closure Gate, East On Highway 4 And 1 Mile Down Into The Stanislaus Meadow And Back Up To Highway 4, Continuing East On Highway 4 Past Mosquito Lakes, Into Pacific valley To Hermit Valley And T The Dear Valley Ohv Trail Head. This Is Considered This A ½ Groom. highway 4, Approximately 5 Miles, From The Dear Valley Ohv Trail Head 8n02, East On Highway 4 To The Highland Lakes Road 8n01 Junction, Then 1.5 Miles To Top Of Ebbetts Pass And Back To Highland Lakes Road Junction, Then South On Highland Lakes Road, And 5 Miles To Highland Lakes. This Is Considered A Full Groom. spicer Reservoir Road 7n01, Approximately 13.5 Miles, From Highway 4 To Spicer Reservoir Powerhouse, Union Reservoir Road 7n75 And Utica Reservoir Roads 7n17 And To The Entrance Of Slick Rock Road 7n17. (viii) 52.212-1 Instructions To Offerors – Commercial Products And Commercial Services (sep 2023) (provision) addenda To Provision 52.212-1: addenda To Provision 52.212-1: for Simplified Acquisitions, The Word Quote Or Quoter Is Substituted In Provision 52.212-1 For The Word Offer Or Offeror. addenda To Provision 52.212-1 Paragraph (b) Submission Of Offers: 1) Offerors Must Have An Active Entity Registration In The System For Award Management In Order To Submit An Offer. Https://www.sam.gov/sam/ 2) Offers Submitted In Response To This Solicitation Shall Include A Technical Proposal, A Price Proposal, And Contractor Representations And Certifications. A) Technical Proposal – The Technical Proposal Shall Address The Evaluation Factors In 52.212-2. At A Minimum Technical Proposal Shall Include: Completed Questionnaire, Equipment Description, Back-up Plan, Emergency Plan. I) Past Performance – Provide A List Of Similar Projects Completed By Your Firm Over The Past Three Years. Include A Brief Description Of The Project, Dollar Amount, Year Completed, And Project Owner Contact Information (name, Phone, And Email). The Government May Use Past Performance Information From Any Available Source. If A Company Does Not Have Past Performance Information Available, Information May Be Provided For Predecessor Companies, Key Personnel, Or Subcontractors. In The Event That There Is No Past Performance Information Available, The Offeror Will Receive A Neutral Rating In This Factor. Ii) Technical Capability – Provide A List Of Equipment And Key Personnel (with Qualifications) That Will Be Used To Complete This Project. B) Price Proposal – Include The Following: 1) The Completed Schedule Of Items From List Of Attachments, Attachment 05 Of This Solicitation, And 2) Acknowledgement Of Any Amendments To This Solicitation By Following The Instructions That Accompany The Amendment(s). C) Representations And Certifications – Fill In The Check Boxes For Provisions 52.204-24, 52.209-7, 52.212-3, And Employment Of Eligible Workers-workforce Certification Found In Paragraph X Of This Solicitation And Include A Copy With Your Offer. 3) Submit Offer By Email To Robert.briney@usda.gov So That It Is Delivered Into This Inbox By The Due Date And Time. Emails Should Contain 3 Separate Attachments (technical Proposal, Price Proposal, And Representations And Certifications) In Microsoft Word, Excel, Or Adobe Pdf Format. Be Aware That Large Attachments May Increase The Time Required To Deliver An Email. It Is The Offerors Responsibility To Confirm Receipt Of The Offer From Robert Briney, At Robert.briney@usda.gov. 4) Address Questions About This Solicitation To Robert Briney At Robert.briney@usda.gov. addenda To Provision 52.212-1 Paragraph (f) Late Submissions: replace (f)(2)(i) With The Following: any Offer, Modification, Revision, Or Withdrawal Of An Offer Received At The Government Office Designated In The Solicitation After The Exact Time Specified For Receipt Of Offers Is "late" And Will Not Be Considered Unless It Is Received Before Award Is Made And The Contracting Officer Determines That Accepting The Late Offer Would Not Unduly Delay The Acquisition. Delete 52.212-1 (f)(2)(i) Paragraphs A, B, & C. (ix) 52.212-2 Evaluation – Commercial Products And Commercial Services (nov 2021) (provision) (a) The Government Will Award A Contract Resulting From This Solicitation To The Responsible Offeror Whose Offer Conforming To The Solicitation Will Be Most Advantageous To The Government, Price And Other Factors Considered. The Following Factors Shall Be Used To Evaluate Offers: _price, Technical, And Past Performance _______________________________________ technical And Past Performance, When Combined, Are Equal To Price. (b) Options. The Government Will Evaluate Offers For Award Purposes By Adding The Total Price For All Options To The Total Price For The Basic Requirement. The Government May Determine That An Offer Is Unacceptable If The Option Prices Are Significantly Unbalanced. Evaluation Of Options Shall Not Obligate The Government To Exercise The Option(s). (c) A Written Notice Of Award Or Acceptance Of An Offer, Mailed Or Otherwise Furnished To The Successful Offeror Within The Time For Acceptance Specified In The Offer, Shall Result In A Binding Contract Without Further Action By Either Party. Before The Offer’s Specified Expiration Time, The Government May Accept An Offer (or Part Of An Offer), Whether Or Not There Are Negotiations After Its Receipt, Unless A Written Notice Of Withdrawal Is Received Before Award. (x) Representations And Certifications (complete Highlighted Items In This Section And Return With Your Offer) vendor Name: _____________________________________________ vendor Uei: _____________________________________________ 52.204-24 Representation Regarding Certain Telecommunications And Video Surveillance Services Or Equipment (nov 2021) (provision) the Offeror Shall Not Complete The Representation At Paragraph (d)(1) Of This Provision If The Offeror Has Represented That It "does Not Provide Covered Telecommunications Equipment Or Services As A Part Of Its Offered Products Or Services To The Government In The Performance Of Any Contract, Subcontract, Or Other Contractual Instrument" In Paragraph (c)(1) In The Provision At 52.204-26, Covered Telecommunications Equipment Or Services—representation, Or In Paragraph (v)(2)(i) Of The Provision At 52.212-3, Offeror Representations And Certifications-commercial Products Or Commercial Services. The Offeror Shall Not Complete The Representation In Paragraph (d)(2) Of This Provision If The Offeror Has Represented That It "does Not Use Covered Telecommunications Equipment Or Services, Or Any Equipment, System, Or Service That Uses Covered Telecommunications Equipment Or Services" In Paragraph (c)(2) Of The Provision At 52.204-26, Or In Paragraph (v)(2)(ii) Of The Provision At 52.212-3. (a) Definitions. As Used In This Provision— Backhaul, Covered Telecommunications Equipment Or Services, Critical Technology, Interconnection Arrangements, Reasonable Inquiry, Roaming, And Substantial Or Essential Component Have The Meanings Provided In The Clause 52.204-25, Prohibition On Contracting For Certain Telecommunications And Video Surveillance Services Or Equipment. (b) Prohibition. (1) Section 889(a)(1)(a) Of The John S. Mccain National Defense Authorization Act For Fiscal Year 2019 (pub. L. 115-232) Prohibits The Head Of An Executive Agency On Or After August 13, 2019, From Procuring Or Obtaining, Or Extending Or Renewing A Contract To Procure Or Obtain, Any Equipment, System, Or Service That Uses Covered Telecommunications Equipment Or Services As A Substantial Or Essential Component Of Any System, Or As Critical Technology As Part Of Any System. Nothing In The Prohibition Shall Be Construed To— (i) Prohibit The Head Of An Executive Agency From Procuring With An Entity To Provide A Service That Connects To The Facilities Of A Third-party, Such As Backhaul, Roaming, Or Interconnection Arrangements; Or (ii) Cover Telecommunications Equipment That Cannot Route Or Redirect User Data Traffic Or Cannot Permit Visibility Into Any User Data Or Packets That Such Equipment Transmits Or Otherwise Handles. (2) Section 889(a)(1)(b) Of The John S. Mccain National Defense Authorization Act For Fiscal Year 2019 (pub. L. 115-232) Prohibits The Head Of An Executive Agency On Or After August 13, 2020, From Entering Into A Contract Or Extending Or Renewing A Contract With An Entity That Uses Any Equipment, System, Or Service That Uses Covered Telecommunications Equipment Or Services As A Substantial Or Essential Component Of Any System, Or As Critical Technology As Part Of Any System. This Prohibition Applies To The Use Of Covered Telecommunications Equipment Or Services, Regardless Of Whether That Use Is In Performance Of Work Under A Federal Contract. Nothing In The Prohibition Shall Be Construed To— (i) Prohibit The Head Of An Executive Agency From Procuring With An Entity To Provide A Service That Connects To The Facilities Of A Third-party, Such As Backhaul, Roaming, Or Interconnection Arrangements; Or (ii) Cover Telecommunications Equipment That Cannot Route Or Redirect User Data Traffic Or Cannot Permit Visibility Into Any User Data Or Packets That Such Equipment Transmits Or Otherwise Handles. (c) Procedures. The Offeror Shall Review The List Of Excluded Parties In The System For Award Management (sam) (https://www.sam.gov) For Entities Excluded From Receiving Federal Awards For "covered Telecommunications Equipment Or Services". (d) Representation. The Offeror Represents That— (1) It ☐ Will, ☐ Will Not Provide Covered Telecommunications Equipment Or Services To The Government In The Performance Of Any Contract, Subcontract Or Other Contractual Instrument Resulting From This Solicitation. The Offeror Shall Provide The Additional Disclosure Information Required At Paragraph (e)(1) Of This Section If The Offeror Responds "will" In Paragraph (d)(1) Of This Section; And (2) After Conducting A Reasonable Inquiry, For Purposes Of This Representation, The Offeror Represents That— It ☐ Does, ☐ Does Not Use Covered Telecommunications Equipment Or Services, Or Use Any Equipment, System, Or Service That Uses Covered Telecommunications Equipment Or Services. The Offeror Shall Provide The Additional Disclosure Information Required At Paragraph (e)(2) Of This Section If The Offeror Responds "does" In Paragraph (d)(2) Of This Section. (e) Disclosures. (1) Disclosure For The Representation In Paragraph (d)(1) Of This Provision. If The Offeror Has Responded "will" In The Representation In Paragraph (d)(1) Of This Provision, The Offeror Shall Provide The Following Information As Part Of The Offer: (i) For Covered Equipment— (a) The Entity That Produced The Covered Telecommunications Equipment (include Entity Name, Unique Entity Identifier, Cage Code, And Whether The Entity Was The Original Equipment Manufacturer (oem) Or A Distributor, If Known); (b) A Description Of All Covered Telecommunications Equipment Offered (include Brand; Model Number, Such As Oem Number, Manufacturer Part Number, Or Wholesaler Number; And Item Description, As Applicable); And (c) Explanation Of The Proposed Use Of Covered Telecommunications Equipment And Any Factors Relevant To Determining If Such Use Would Be Permissible Under The Prohibition In Paragraph (b)(1) Of This Provision. (ii) For Covered Services— (a) If The Service Is Related To Item Maintenance: A Description Of All Covered Telecommunications Services Offered (include On The Item Being Maintained: Brand; Model Number, Such As Oem Number, Manufacturer Part Number, Or Wholesaler Number; And Item Description, As Applicable); Or (b) If Not Associated With Maintenance, The Product Service Code (psc) Of The Service Being Provided; And Explanation Of The Proposed Use Of Covered Telecommunications Services And Any Factors Relevant To Determining If Such Use Would Be Permissible Under The Prohibition In Paragraph (b)(1) Of This Provision. (2) Disclosure For The Representation In Paragraph (d)(2) Of This Provision. If The Offeror Has Responded "does" In The Representation In Paragraph (d)(2) Of This Provision, The Offeror Shall Provide The Following Information As Part Of The Offer: (i) For Covered Equipment— (a) The Entity That Produced The Covered Telecommunications Equipment (include Entity Name, Unique Entity Identifier, Cage Code, And Whether The Entity Was The Oem Or A Distributor, If Known); (b) A Description Of All Covered Telecommunications Equipment Offered (include Brand; Model Number, Such As Oem Number, Manufacturer Part Number, Or Wholesaler Number; And Item Description, As Applicable); And (c) Explanation Of The Proposed Use Of Covered Telecommunications Equipment And Any Factors Relevant To Determining If Such Use Would Be Permissible Under The Prohibition In Paragraph (b)(2) Of This Provision. (ii) For Covered Services— (a) If The Service Is Related To Item Maintenance: A Description Of All Covered Telecommunications Services Offered (include On The Item Being Maintained: Brand; Model Number, Such As Oem Number, Manufacturer Part Number, Or Wholesaler Number; And Item Description, As Applicable); Or (b) If Not Associated With Maintenance, The Psc Of The Service Being Provided; And Explanation Of The Proposed Use Of Covered Telecommunications Services And Any Factors Relevant To Determining If Such Use Would Be Permissible Under The Prohibition In Paragraph (b)(2) Of This Provision. 52.212-3 Offeror Representations And Certifications – Commercial Products And Commercial Services (sep 2023) (deviation Nov 2022) (provision) [if Offeror Representations And Certifications Are Not Complete In Sam The Offeror Shall Submit A Completed Copy Of The Provision At 52.212-3, Offeror Representations And Certifications-commercial Products And Commercial Services, With Your Offer. The Full Provision Is Available From Http://www.acquisition.gov/far/. if Offeror Representations And Certifications Are Complete In Sam, The Offeror Shall Complete The Following:] (b)(1) Annual Representations And Certifications. Any Changes Provided By The Offeror In Paragraph (b)(2) Of This Provision Do Not Automatically Change The Representations And Certifications In Sam. (2) The Offeror Has Completed The Annual Representations And Certifications Electronically In Sam Accessed Through Http://www.sam.gov. After Reviewing Sam Information, The Offeror Verifies By Submission Of This Offer That The Representations And Certifications Currently Posted Electronically At Far 52.212-3, Offeror Representations And Certifications-commercial Products And Commercial Services, Have Been Entered Or Updated In The Last 12 Months, Are Current, Accurate, Complete, And Applicable To This Solicitation (including The Business Size Standard(s) Applicable To The Naics Code(s) Referenced For This Solicitation), At The Time This Offer Is Submitted And Are Incorporated In This Offer By Reference (see Far 4.1201), Except For Paragraphs ______________. [offeror To Identify The Applicable Paragraphs At (c) Through (v) Of This Provision That The Offeror Has Completed For The Purposes Of This Solicitation Only, If Any. Write “none” If There Are No Changes Needed To Your Online Reps And Certs. (xi) 52.212-4 Contract Terms And Conditions – Commercial Products And Commercial Services (dec 2022) (deviation 2017-1) (xii) 52.212-5 Contract Terms And Conditions Required To Implement Statutes Or Executive Orders– Commercial Products And Commercial Services (sep 2023) (deviation 2017-1) (a) The Contractor Shall Comply With The Following Federal Acquisition Regulation (far) Clauses, Which Are Incorporated In This Contract By Reference, To Implement Provisions Of Law Or Executive Orders Applicable To Acquisitions Of Commercial Products And Commercial Services: (1) 52.203-19, Prohibition On Requiring Certain Internal Confidentiality Agreements Or Statements (jan 2017) (section 743 Of Division E, Title Vii, Of The Consolidated And Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2015 (pub. L. 113-235) And Its Successor Provisions In Subsequent Appropriations Acts (and As Extended In Continuing Resolutions)). (2) 52.204-23, Prohibition On Contracting For Hardware, Software, And Services Developed Or Provided By Kaspersky Lab And Other Covered Entities (nov 2021) (section 1634 Of Pub. L. 115-91). (3) 52.204-25, Prohibition On Contracting For Certain Telecommunications And Video Surveillance Services Or Equipment. (nov 2021) (section 889(a)(1)(a) Of Pub. L. 115-232). (4) 52.209-10, Prohibition On Contracting With Inverted Domestic Corporations (nov 2015) (5) 52.232-40, Providing Accelerated Payments To Small Business Subcontractors (mar 2023) (31 U.s.c.3903 And 10 U.s.c. 3801) (6) 52.233-3, Protest After Award (aug 1996) (31 U.s.c. 3553). (7) 52.233-4, Applicable Law For Breach Of Contract Claim (oct 2004) (public Laws 108-77 And 108-78 (19 U.s.c. 3805note)). (b) The Contractor Shall Comply With The Far Clauses In This Paragraph (b) That The Contracting Officer Has Indicated As Being Incorporated In This Contract By Reference To Implement Provisions Of Law Or Executive Orders Applicable To Acquisitions Of Commercial Products And Commercial Services: [contracting Officer Check As Appropriate.] ☒ (1) 52.203-6, Restrictions On Subcontractor Sales To The Government (june 2020), With Alternate I (nov 2021) (41 U.s.c. 4704 And 10 U.s.c. 4655). ☐ (2) 52.203-13, Contractor Code Of Business Ethics And Conduct (nov 2021) (41 U.s.c. 3509)). ☐ (3) 52.203-15, Whistleblower Protections Under The American Recovery And Reinvestment Act Of 2009 (jun 2010) (section 1553 Of Pub. L. 111-5). (applies To Contracts Funded By The American Recovery And Reinvestment Act Of 2009.) ☒ (4) 52.203-17, Contractor Employee Whistleblower Rights And Requirement To Inform Employees Of Whistleblower Rights (jun 2020) (deviation 2017-1) (whistleblower Guidance To Contractor Employees) ☒ (5) 52.204-10, Reporting Executive Compensation And First-tier Subcontract Awards (jun 2020) (pub. L. 109-282) (31 U.s.c. 6101 Note). ☐ (6) 52.204-14, Service Contract Reporting Requirements (oct 2016) (pub. L. 111-117, Section 743 Of Div. C). ☐ (7) 52.204-15, Service Contract Reporting Requirements For Indefinite-delivery Contracts (oct 2016) (pub. L. 111-117, Section 743 Of Div. C). ☒ (8) 52.204-27, Prohibition On A Bytedance Covered Application (jun 2023) (section 102 Of Division R Of Pub. L. 117-328). ☒ (9) 52.209-6, Protecting The Government’s Interest When Subcontracting With Contractors Debarred, Suspended, Or Proposed For Debarment. (nov 2021) (31 U.s.c. 6101note). ☐ (10) 52.209-9, Updates Of Publicly Available Information Regarding Responsibility Matters (oct 2018) (41 U.s.c. 2313). ☐ (11) [reserved]. ☐ (12) (i) 52.219-3, Notice Of Hubzone Set-aside Or Sole-source Award (oct 2022) (15 U.s.c.657a). ☐ (13) (i) 52.219-4, Notice Of Price Evaluation Preference For Hubzone Small Business Concerns (oct 2022) (if The Offeror Elects To Waive The Preference, It Shall So Indicate In Its Offer) (15 U.s.c. 657a). ☐ (14) [reserved] ☒ (15) (i) 52.219-6, Notice Of Total Small Business Set-aside (nov 2020) (15 U.s.c.644). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (mar 2020) Of 52.219-6. ☐ (16) (i) 52.219-7, Notice Of Partial Small Business Set-aside (nov 2020) (15 U.s.c. 644). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (mar 2020) Of 52.219-7. ☒ (17) 52.219-8, Utilization Of Small Business Concerns (sep 2023) (15 U.s.c. 637(d)(2) And (3)). ☐ (18) (i) 52.219-9, Small Business Subcontracting Plan (sep 2023) (15 U.s.c. 637(d)(4)). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (nov 2016) Of 52.219-9. ☐ (iii) Alternate Ii (nov 2016) Of 52.219-9. ☐ (iv) Alternate Iii (jun 2020) Of 52.219-9. ☐ (v) Alternate Iv (sep 2023) Of 52.219-9. ☐ (19) (i) 52.219-13, Notice Of Set-aside Of Orders (mar 2020) (15 U.s.c. 644(r)). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (mar 2020) Of 52.219-13 ☒ (20) 52.219-14, Limitations On Subcontracting (oct 2022) (15 U.s.c.637s) [contracting Officer Check As Appropriate.] ☐ By The End Of The Base Term Of The Contract And Then By The End Of Each Subsequent Option Period; Or ☐ By The End Of The Performance Period For Each Order Issued Under The Contract. ☐ (21) 52.219-16, Liquidated Damages-subcontracting Plan (sep 2021) (15 U.s.c. 637(d)(4)(f)(i)). ☐ (22) 52.219-27, Notice Of Service-disabled Veteran-owned Small Business Set-aside (oct 2022) (15 U.s.c. 657f). ☒ (23) (i) 52.219-28, Post Award Small Business Program Rerepresentation (sep 2023) (15 U.s.c. 632(a)(2)). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (mar 2020) Of 52.219-28. ☐ (24) 52.219-29, Notice Of Set-aside For, Or Sole Source Award To, Economically Disadvantaged Women-owned Small Business Concerns (oct 2022) (15 U.s.c. 637(m)). ☐ (25) 52.219-30, Notice Of Set-aside For, Or Sole Source Award To, Women-owned Small Business Concerns Eligible Under The Women-owned Small Business Program (oct 2022) (15 U.s.c. 637(m)). ☐ (26) 52.219-32, Orders Issued Directly Under Small Business Reserves (mar 2020) (15 U.s.c. 644(r)). ☐ (27) 52.219-33, Nonmanufacturer Rule (sep 2021) (15 U.s.c. 637(a)(17)). ☒ (28) 52.222-3, Convict Labor (jun 2003) (e.o.11755). ☐ (29) 52.222-19, Child Labor-cooperation With Authorities And Remedies (dec 2022) (e.o.13126). ☒ (30) 52.222-21, Prohibition Of Segregated Facilities (apr 2015). ☒ (31) (i) 52.222-26, Equal Opportunity (sep 2016) (e.o.11246). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (feb 1999) Of 52.222-26. ☒ (32) (i) 52.222-35, Equal Opportunity For Veterans (jun 2020) (38 U.s.c. 4212). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (jul 2014) Of 52.222-35. ☒ (33) (i) 52.222-36, Equal Opportunity For Workers With Disabilities (jun 2020) (29 U.s.c.793). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (jul 2014) Of 52.222-36. ☒ (34) 52.222-37, Employment Reports On Veterans (jun 2020) (38 U.s.c. 4212). ☒ (35) 52.222-40, Notification Of Employee Rights Under The National Labor Relations Act (dec 2010) (e.o. 13496). ☒ (36) (i) 52.222-50, Combating Trafficking In Persons (nov 2021) (22 U.s.c. Chapter 78 And E.o. 13627). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (mar 2015) Of 52.222-50 (22 U.s.c. Chapter78 And E.o. 13627). ☒ (37) 52.222-54, Employment Eligibility Verification (may 2022). (executive Order 12989). (not Applicable To The Acquisition Of Commercially Available Off-the-shelf Items Or Certain Other Types Of Commercial Products Or Commercial Services As Prescribed In Far 22.1803.) ☐ (38) (i) 52.223-9, Estimate Of Percentage Of Recovered Material Content For Epa–designated Items (may 2008) (42 U.s.c. 6962(c)(3)(a)(ii)). (not Applicable To The Acquisition Of Commercially Available Off-the-shelf Items.) ☐ (ii) Alternate I (may 2008) Of 52.223-9 (42 U.s.c. 6962(i)(2)(c)). (not Applicable To The Acquisition Of Commercially Available Off-the-shelf Items.) ☐ (39) 52.223-11, Ozone-depleting Substances And High Global Warming Potential Hydrofluorocarbons (jun 2016) (e.o. 13693). ☐ (40) 52.223-12, Maintenance, Service, Repair, Or Disposal Of Refrigeration Equipment And Air Conditioners (jun 2016) (e.o. 13693). ☐ (41) (i) 52.223-13, Acquisition Of Epeat®-registered Imaging Equipment (jun 2014) (e.o.s 13423 And 13514). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (oct 2015) Of 52.223-13. ☐ (42) (i) 52.223-14, Acquisition Of Epeat®-registered Televisions (jun 2014) (e.o.s 13423 And 13514). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (jun 2014) Of 52.223-14. ☐ (43) 52.223-15, Energy Efficiency In Energy-consuming Products (may 2020) (42 U.s.c. 8259b). ☐ (44) (i) 52.223-16, Acquisition Of Epeat®-registered Personal Computer Products (oct 2015) (e.o.s 13423 And 13514). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (jun 2014) Of 52.223-16. ☒ (45) 52.223-18, Encouraging Contractor Policies To Ban Text Messaging While Driving (jun 2020) (e.o. 13513). ☐ (46) 52.223-20, Aerosols (jun 2016) (e.o. 13693). ☐ (47) 52.223-21, Foams (jun 2016) (e.o. 13693). ☐ (48) (i) 52.224-3 Privacy Training (jan 2017) (5 U.s.c. 552 A). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (jan 2017) Of 52.224-3. ☐ (49)(i) 52.225-1, Buy American-supplies (oct 2022) (41 U.s.c. Chapter 83). ☐(ii) Alternate I (oct 2022) Of 52.225-1 ☐ (50) (i) 52.225-3, Buy American-free Trade Agreements-israeli Trade Act (dec 2022) (19 U.s.c. 3301 Note, 19 U.s.c. 2112 Note, 19 U.s.c. 3805 Note, 19 U.s.c. 4001 Note, 19 U.s.c. Chapter 29 (sections 4501-4732), Public Law. 103-182, 108-77, 108-78, 108-286, 108-302, 109-53, 109-169, 109-283, 110-138, 112-41, 112-42, And 112-43. ☐(ii) Alternate I [reserved] ☐(iii) Alternate Ii (dec 2022) Of 52.225-3. ☐(iv) Alternate Iii (jan 2021) Of 52.225-3. ☐(v) Alternate Iv (oct 2022) Of 52.225-3. ☐ (51) 52.225-5, Trade Agreements (dec 2022) (19 U.s.c. 2501, Et Seq., 19 U.s.c. 3301 Note). ☒ (52) 52.225-13, Restrictions On Certain Foreign Purchases (feb 2021) (e.o.’s, Proclamations, And Statutes Administered By The Office Of Foreign Assets Control Of The Department Of The Treasury). ☐ (53) 52.225-26, Contractors Performing Private Security Functions Outside The United States (oct 2016) (section 862, As Amended, Of The National Defense Authorization Act For Fiscal Year 2008; 10 U.s.c. Subtitle A, Part V, Subpart G Note). ☐ (54) 52.226-4, Notice Of Disaster Or Emergency Area Set-aside (nov 2007) (42 U.s.c. 5150). ☐ (55) 52.226-5, Restrictions On Subcontracting Outside Disaster Or Emergency Area (nov 2007) (42 U.s.c. 5150). ☐ (56) 52.229-12, Tax On Certain Foreign Procurements (feb 2021). ☐ (57) 52.232-29, Terms For Financing Of Purchases Of Commercial Products And Commercial Services (nov 2021) (41 U.s.c.4505, 10 U.s.c.3805). ☐ (58) 52.232-30, Installment Payments For Commercial Products And Commercial Services (nov 2021) (41 U.s.c.4505, 10 U.s.c.3805). ☒ (59) 52.232-33, Payment By Electronic Funds Transfer-system For Award Management (oct 2018) (31 U.s.c. 3332). ☐ (60) 52.232-34, Payment By Electronic Funds Transfer-other Than System For Award Management (jul 2013) (31 U.s.c.3332). ☐ (61) 52.232-36, Payment By Third Party (may 2014) (31 U.s.c.3332). ☐ (62) 52.239-1, Privacy Or Security Safeguards (aug 1996) (5 U.s.c. 552a). ☐ (63) 52.242-5, Payments To Small Business Subcontractors (jan 2017) (15 U.s.c. 637(d)(13)). ☐ (64) (i) 52.247-64, Preference For Privately Owned U.s.-flag Commercial Vessels (nov 2021) (46 U.s.c. 55305 And 10 U.s.c. 2631). ☐ (ii) Alternate I (apr 2003) Of 52.247-64. ☐ (iii) Alternate Ii (nov 2021) Of 52.247-64. (c) The Contractor Shall Comply With The Far Clauses In This Paragraph (c), Applicable To Commercial Services, That The Contracting Officer Has Indicated As Being Incorporated In This Contract By Reference To Implement Provisions Of Law Or Executive Orders Applicable To Acquisitions Of Commercial Products And Commercial Services: contracting Officer Check As Appropriate.] ☒ (1) 52.222-41, Service Contract Labor Standards (aug 2018) (41 U.s.c. Chapter 67). ☒ (2) 52.222-42, Statement Of Equivalent Rates For Federal Hires (may 2014) (29 U.s.c. 206 And 41 U.s.c. Chapter 67). in Compliance With The Service Contract Labor Standards Statute And The Regulations Of The Secretary Of Labor (29 Cfr Part 4), This Clause Identifies The Classes Of Service Employees Expected To Be Employed Under The Contract And States The Wages And Fringe Benefits Payable To Each If They Were Employed By The Contracting Agency Subject To The Provisions Of 5 U.s.c.5341 Or 5 332. this Statement Is For Information Only: It Is Not A Wage Determination employee Class Monetary Wage/fringe Benefits heavy Equipment Operator Gs-7 $23.87 Per Hour ☒ (3) 52.222-43, Fair Labor Standards Act And Service Contract Labor Standards-price Adjustment (multiple Year And Option Contracts) (aug 2018) (29 U.s.c. 206 And 41 U.s.c. Chapter 67). ☐ (4) 52.222-44, Fair Labor Standards Act And Service Contract Labor Standards-price Adjustment (may 2014) (29 U.s.c. 206 And 41 U.s.c. Chapter 67). ☐ (5) 52.222-51, Exemption From Application Of The Service Contract Labor Standards To Contracts For Maintenance, Calibration, Or Repair Of Certain Equipment-requirements (may 2014) (41 U.s.c. Chapter 67). ☐ (6) 52.222-53, Exemption From Application Of The Service Contract Labor Standards To Contracts For Certain Services-requirements (may 2014) (41 U.s.c. Chapter 67). ☒ (7) 52.222-55, Minimum Wages For Contractor Workers Under Executive Order 14026 (jan 2022). ☒ (8) 52.222-62, Paid Sick Leave Under Executive Order 13706 (jan 2022) (e.o. 13706). ☐ (9) 52.226-6, Promoting Excess Food Donation To Nonprofit Organizations (jun 2020) (42 U.s.c. 1792). (d) Comptroller General Examination Of Record. The Contractor Shall Comply With The Provisions Of This Paragraph (d) If This Contract Was Awarded Using Other Than Sealed Bid, Is In Excess Of The Simplified Acquisition Threshold, As Defined In Far 2.101, On The Date Of Award Of This Contract, And Does Not Contain The Clause At 52.215-2, Audit And Records-negotiation. (1) The Comptroller General Of The United States, Or An Authorized Representative Of The Comptroller General, Shall Have Access To And Right To Examine Any Of The Contractor’s Directly Pertinent Records Involving Transactions Related To This Contract. (2) The Contractor Shall Make Available At Its Offices At All Reasonable Times The Records, Materials, And Other Evidence For Examination, Audit, Or Reproduction, Until 3 Years After Final Payment Under This Contract Or For Any Shorter Period Specified In Far Subpart 4.7, Contractor Records Retention, Of The Other Clauses Of This Contract. If This Contract Is Completely Or Partially Terminated, The Records Relating To The Work Terminated Shall Be Made Available For 3 Years After Any Resulting Final Termination Settlement. Records Relating To Appeals Under The Disputes Clause Or To Litigation Or The Settlement Of Claims Arising Under Or Relating To This Contract Shall Be Made Available Until Such Appeals, Litigation, Or Claims Are Finally Resolved. (3) As Used In This Clause, Records Include Books, Documents, Accounting Procedures And Practices, And Other Data, Regardless Of Type And Regardless Of Form. This Does Not Require The Contractor To Create Or Maintain Any Record That The Contractor Does Not Maintain In The Ordinary Course Of Business Or Pursuant To A Provision Of Law. (e) (1) Notwithstanding The Requirements Of The Clauses In Paragraphs (a), (b), (c), And (d) Of This Clause, The Contractor Is Not Required To Flow Down Any Far Clause, Other Than Those In This Paragraph (e)(1), In A Subcontract For Commercial Products Or Commercial Services. Unless Otherwise Indicated Below, The Extent Of The Flow Down Shall Be As Required By The Clause- (i) 52.203-13, Contractor Code Of Business Ethics And Conduct (nov 2021) (41 U.s.c. 3509). (ii) 52.203-19, Prohibition On Requiring Certain Internal Confidentiality Agreements Or Statements (jan 2017) (section 743 Of Division E, Title Vii, Of The Consolidated And Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2015 (pub. L. 113-235) And Its Successor Provisions In Subsequent Appropriations Acts (and As Extended In Continuing Resolutions)). (iii) 52.204-23, Prohibition On Contracting For Hardware, Software, And Services Developed Or Provided By Kaspersky Lab And Other Covered Entities (nov 2021) (section 1634 Of Pub. L. 115-91). (iv) 52.204-25, Prohibition On Contracting For Certain Telecommunications And Video Surveillance Services Or Equipment. (nov 2021) (section 889(a)(1)(a) Of Pub. L. 115-232). (v) 52.204-27, Prohibition On A Bytedance Covered Application (jun 2023) (section 102 Of Division R Of Pub. L. 117-328) (v) 52.219-8, Utilization Of Small Business Concerns (sep 2023) (15 U.s.c.637(d)(2) And (3)), In All Subcontracts That Offer Further Subcontracting Opportunities. If The Subcontract (except Subcontracts To Small Business Concerns) Exceeds The Applicable Threshold Specified In Far 19.702(a) On The Date Of Subcontract Award, The Subcontractor Must Include 52.219-8 In Lower Tier Subcontracts That Offer Subcontracting Opportunities. (vi) 52.222-21, Prohibition Of Segregated Facilities (apr 2015). (vii) 52.222-26, Equal Opportunity (sep 2015) (e.o.11246). (viii) 52.222-35, Equal Opportunity For Veterans (jun 2020) (38 U.s.c.4212). (ix) 52.222-36, Equal Opportunity For Workers With Disabilities (jun 2020) (29 U.s.c.793). (x) 52.222-37, Employment Reports On Veterans (jun 2020) (38 U.s.c.4212). (xi) 52.222-40, Notification Of Employee Rights Under The National Labor Relations Act (dec 2010) (e.o. 13496). Flow Down Required In Accordance With Paragraph (f) Of Far Clause 52.222-40. (xii) 52.222-41, Service Contract Labor Standards (aug 2018) (41 U.s.c. Chapter 67). (xiii) (a) 52.222-50, Combating Trafficking In Persons (nov 2021) (22 U.s.c. Chapter 78 And E.o 13627). (b) Alternate I (mar 2015) Of 52.222-50(22 U.s.c. Chapter 78 And E.o 13627). (xiv) 52.222-51, Exemption From Application Of The Service Contract Labor Standards To Contracts For Maintenance, Calibration, Or Repair Of Certain Equipment-requirements (may 2014) (41 U.s.c. Chapter 67). (xv) 52.222-53, Exemption From Application Of The Service Contract Labor Standards To Contracts For Certain Services-requirements (may 2014) (41 U.s.c. Chapter 67). (xvi) 52.222-54, Employment Eligibility Verification (may 2022) (e.o. 12989). (xvii) 52.222-55, Minimum Wages For Contractor Workers Under Executive Order 14026 (jan 2022). (xviii) 52.222-62, Paid Sick Leave Under Executive Order 13706 (jan 2022) (e.o. 13706). (xix) (a) 52.224-3, Privacy Training (jan 2017) (5 U.s.c. 552a). (b) Alternate I (jan 2017) Of 52.224-3. (xx) 52.225-26, Contractors Performing Private Security Functions Outside The United States (oct 2016) (section 862, As Amended, Of The National Defense Authorization Act For Fiscal Year 2008; 10 U.s.c. Subtitle A, Part V, Subpart G Note). (xxi) 52.226-6, Promoting Excess Food Donation To Nonprofit Organizations (jun 2020) (42 U.s.c. 1792). Flow Down Required In Accordance With Paragraph (e) Of Far Clause 52.226-6. (xxii) 52.232-40, Providing Accelerated Payments To Small Business Subcontractors (mar 2023) (31 U.s.c. 3903 And 10 U.s.c. 3801) (xxiii) 52.247-64, Preference For Privately Owned U.s.-flag Commercial Vessels (nov 2021) (46 U.s.c. 55305 And 10 U.s.c.2631). Flow Down Required In Accordance With Paragraph (d) Of Far Clause 52.247-64. (2) While Not Required, The Contractor May Include In Its Subcontracts For Commercial Products And Commercial Services A Minimal Number Of Additional Clauses Necessary To Satisfy Its Contractual Obligations. (xiii) Additional Requirements/terms And Conditions: clauses: 52.203-3 Gratuities (apr 1984) 52.204-4 Printed Or Copied Double-sided On Postconsumer Fiber Content Paper (may 2011) 52.204-13 System For Award Management Maintenance (oct 2018) 52.217-8 Option To Extend Services (nov 1999) the Government May Require Continued Performance Of Any Services Within The Limits And At The Rates Specified In The Contract. These Rates May Be Adjusted Only As A Result Of Revisions To Prevailing Labor Rates Provided By The Secretary Of Labor. The Option Provision May Be Exercised More Than Once, But The Total Extension Of Performance Hereunder Shall Not Exceed 6 Months. The Contracting Officer May Exercise The Option By Written Notice To The Contractor Within 30. 52.217-9 Option To Extend The Term Of The Contract (mar 2000) (a)the Government May Extend The Term Of This Contract By Written Notice To The Contractor Within 30 Days; Provided That The Government Gives The Contractor A Preliminary Written Notice Of Its Intent To Extend At Least 60days Before The Contract Expires. The Preliminary Notice Does Not Commit The Government To An Extension. (b)if The Government Exercises This Option, The Extended Contract Shall Be Considered To Include This Option Clause. (c)the Total Duration Of This Contract, Including The Exercise Of Any Options Under This Clause, Shall Not Exceed _5_ Years. 52.228-5 Insurance – Work On A Government Installation (jan 1997) 52.242-17 Government Delay Of Work (apr 1984) 52.252-2 Clauses Incorporated By Reference (feb 1998) this Contract Incorporates One Or More Clauses By Reference, With The Same Force And Effect As If They Were Given In Full Text. Upon Request, The Contracting Officer Will Make Their Full Text Available. Also, The Full Text Of A Clause May Be Accessed Electronically At This/these Address(es): federal Acquisition Regulation (far) Clauses: https://www.acquisition.gov/browse/index/far (far Clauses Begin With 52) department Of Agriculture Acquisition Regulation (agar) Clauses: Https://www.acquisition.gov/agar (agar Clauses Begin With 452) far And Agar Deviations To Clauses May Be Viewed At: Policies & Regulations | Usda 52.252-6 Authorized Deviations In Clauses (nov 2020) (a) The Use In This Solicitation Or Contract Of Any Federal Acquisition Regulation (48 Cfr Chapter 1) Clause With An Authorized Deviation Is Indicated By The Addition Of “(deviation)” After The Date Of The Clause. (b) The Use In This Solicitation Or Contract Of Any Agriculture Acquisition Regulation (48 Cfr 4) Clause With An Authorized Deviation Is Indicated By The Addition Of “(deviation)” After The Name Of The Regulation. 452.204-70 Modification For Contract Closeout (deviation Jul 2022) upon Contract Closeout For Contracts Utilizing Simplified Acquisition Procedures (sap) According To Far 13: (a) If Unobligated Funds In The Amount Of $1000 Or Less Remain On The Contract, The Contracting Officer (co) Shall Issue A Unilateral Modification For Deobligation. The Contractor Will Receive A Copy Of The Modification But Will Not Be Required To Provide A Signature. The Co Shall Immediately Proceed With Contract Closeout Upon Completion Of The Period Of Performance, Receipt And Acceptance Of Supplies Or Services, And Final Payment. (b) If Unobligated Funds Of More Than $1000 Remain On The Contract, The Co Shall Issue A Bilateral Modification For Deobligation. The Contractor Will Receive A Copy Of The Modification And Will Be Required To Provide A Signature. (the Co May Also Request A Release Of Claims Be Completed By The Contractor, Although Not Required For Contract And Orders Using Sap Procedures.) If The Bilateral Modification And Release Of Claims Are Not Returned To The Co Within 60 Days, The Co Shall Release The Modification As Unilateral And Proceed With Contract Closeout Upon Completion Of The Period Of Performance, Receipt And Acceptance Of Supplies Or Services, And Final Payment. 452.211-74 Period Of Performance (feb 1988) the Period Of Performance Of This Contract Is From 15 Dec 2023 Through 30 Nov 2024 With The Possibility Of Four Option Years Through 30 Nov 2028. 452.228-71 Insurance Coverage (nov 1996) pursuant To Far Clause 52.228-5, Insurance-work On A Government Installation, The Contractor Will Be Required To Present Evidence To Show, As A Minimum, The Amounts Of Insurance Coverage Indicated Below: (a) Workers Compensation And Employer's Liability. The Contractor Is Required To Comply With Applicable Federal And State Workers' Compensation And Occupational Disease Statutes. If Occupational Diseases Are Not Compensable Under Those Statutes, They Shall Be Covered Under The Employer's Liability Section Of The Insurance Policy, Except When Contract Operations Are So Commingled With A Contractor's Commercial Operations That It Would Not Be Practical To Require This Coverage. Employer's Liability Coverage Of At Least $100,000 Shall Be Required, Except In States With Exclusive Or Monopolistic Funds That Do Not Permit Worker's Compensation To Be Written By Private Carriers. (b) General Liability. (1) The Contractor Shall Have Bodily Injury Liability Coverage Written On A Comprehensive Form Of Policy Of At Least $500,000 Per Occurrence. (2) The Contractor Shall Have Property Damage Liability Insurance Shall Be Required In The Amount Of $500,000 Per Occurrence. (c) Automobile Liability. The Contractor Shall Have Automobile Liability Insurance Written On A Comprehensive Form Of Policy. The Policy Shall Provide For Bodily Injury And Property Damage Liability Covering The Operation Of All Automobiles Used In Connection With Performing The Contract. Policies Covering Automobiles Operated In The United States Shall Provide Coverage Of At Least $200,000 Per Person And 500,000 Per Occurrence For Bodily Injury And $20,000 Per Occurrence For Property Damage Or Loss. (d) Aircraft Public And Passenger Liability. When Aircraft Are Used In Connection With Performing The Contract, The Contractor Shall Have Aircraft Public And Passenger Liability Insurance. Coverage Shall Be At Least $200,000 Per Person And $500,000 Per Occurrence For Bodily Injury, Other Than Passenger Injury. Coverage For Passenger Injury Shall Be At Least $200,000 Multiplied By The Number Of Seats Or Passengers, Whichever Is Greater. 452.236-73 Archaeological Or Historic Sites (feb 1988) if A Previously Unidentified Archaeological Or Historic Site(s) Is Encountered, The Contractor Shall Discontinue Work In The General Area Of The Site(s) And Notify The Contracting Officer Immediately. 452.237-74 Key Personnel (feb 1988) (a) The Contractor Shall Assign To This Contract The Following Key Personnel: Primary Equipment Operator. (b) During The First Ninety (90) Days Of Performance, The Contractor Shall Make No Substitutions Of Key Personnel Unless The Substitution Is Necessitated By Illness, Death, Or Termination Of Employment. The Contractor Shall Notify The Contracting Officer Within 15 Calendar Days After The Occurrence Of Any Of These Events And Provide The Information Required By Paragraph (c) Below. After The Initial 90-day Period, The Contractor Shall Submit The Information Required By Paragraph (c) To The Contracting Officer At Least 15 Days Prior To Making Any Permanent Substitutions. (c) The Contractor Shall Provide A Detailed Explanation Of The Circumstances Necessitating The Proposed Substitutions, Complete Resumes For The Proposed Substitutes, And Any Additional Information Requested By The Contracting Officer. Proposed Substitutes Should Have Comparable Qualifications To Those Of The Persons Being Replaced. The Contracting Officer Will Notify The Contractor Within 15 Calendar Days After Receipt Of All Required Information Of The Decision On Substitutions. The Contract Will Be Modified To Reflect Any Approved Changes Of Key Personnel. provisions: 52.201-1 Acquisition 360: Voluntary Survey (sep 2023) (a)all Actual And Potential Offerors Are Encouraged To Provide Feedback On The Preaward And Debriefing Processes, As Applicable. Feedback May Be Provided To Agencies Up To 45 Days After Award. The Feedback Is Anonymous, Unless The Participant Self-identifies In The Survey. Actual And Potential Offerors Can Participate In The Survey By Selecting The Following Link: Https://www.acquisition.gov/360. (b)the Contracting Officer Will Not Review The Information Provided Until After Contract Award And Will Not Consider It In The Award Decision. The Survey Is Voluntary And Does Not Convey Any Protections, Rights, Or Grounds For Protest. It Creates A Way For Actual And Potential Offerors To Provide The Government Constructive Feedback About The Preaward And Debriefing Processes, As Applicable, Used For A Specific Acquisition. 52.204-7 System For Award Management (oct 2018) 52.204-16 Commercial And Government Entity Code Reporting (aug 2020) 52.217-5 Evaluation Of Options. (july 1990) except When It Is Determined In Accordance With Far 17.206(b) Not To Be In The Government’s Best Interests, The Government Will Evaluate Offers For Award Purposes By Adding The Total Price For All Options To The Total Price For The Basic Requirement. Evaluation Of Options Will Not Obligate The Government To Exercise The Option(s). 52.237-1 Site Visit (apr 1984) offerors Or Quoters Are Urged And Expected To Inspect The Site Where Services Are To Be Performed And To Satisfy Themselves Regarding All General And Local Conditions That May Affect The Cost Of Contract Performance, To The Extent That The Information Is Reasonably Obtainable. In No Event Shall Failure To Inspect The Site Constitute Grounds For A Claim After Contract Award. 52.252-1 Solicitation Provisions Incorporated By Reference (feb 1998) this Solicitation Incorporates One Or More Solicitation Provisions By Reference, With The Same Force And Effect As If They Were Given In Full Text. Upon Request, The Contracting Officer Will Make Their Full Text Available. The Offeror Is Cautioned That The Listed Provisions May Include Blocks That Must Be Completed By The Offeror And Submitted With Its Quotation Or Offer. In Lieu Of Submitting The Full Text Of Those Provisions, The Offeror May Identify The Provision By Paragraph Identifier And Provide The Appropriate Information With Its Quotation Or Offer. Also, The Full Text Of A Solicitation Provision May Be Accessed Electronically At This/these Address(es): federal Acquisition Regulation (far) Provisions: https://www.acquisition.gov/browse/index/far (far Provisions Begin With 52) department Of Agriculture Acquisition Regulation (agar) Provisions: Https://www.acquisition.gov/agar (agar Provisions Begin With 452) far And Agar Deviations To Provisions May Be Viewed At: Policies & Regulations | Usda 52.252-5 Authorized Deviations In Provisions (nov 2020) (a) The Use In This Solicitation Of Any Federal Acquisition Regulation (48 Cfr Chapter 1) Provision With An Authorized Deviation Is Indicated By The Addition Of "(deviation)" After The Date Of The Provision. (b) The Use In This Solicitation Of Any Agriculture Acquisition Regulation (48 Cfr Chapter 4) Provision With An Authorized Deviation Is Indicated By The Addition Of "(deviation)" After The Name Of The Regulation. (xiv) Defense Priorities And Allocation System (dpas) Rating: N/a (xv) Date, Time, And Place Offers Are Due 6 December 2023, 3:00 P.m. Pst, All Offers Must Be Emailed To Robert.briney@usda. (xvi) Government Point Of Contact Robert Briney, Contracting Officer, Robert.briney@usda.gov

Details: 2 department Of Veterans Affairs request For Qualifications (rfq) no. 36c77625q0008 dayton Va Medical Center redevelopment Opportunity dayton, Ohio 7 October 2024 date And Time Responses Due: February 7, 2025, At 3pm Est date And Time Questions Due: October 25, 2024 disclaimer the Information Presented In This Request For Qualifications And All Supplements, Revisions, Modifications, Updates, And Addenda Thereto (collectively, The Rfq ), Including (without Limitation) Narrative Descriptions And Information, Is Not Represented To Be All Of The Information That May Be Material To An Offeror S Decision To Submit A Response To This Rfq To Finance, Design, Develop, Renovate, Construct, Operate And Maintain The Project (as Defined Below) On A Portion Of The U.s. Department Of Veterans Affairs (va) Campus Named In Attachment A. neither Va, Nor Any Of Its Contractors, Subcontractors, Officers, Employees, Counsel, Advisors, Or Agents Make Any Representation Or Warranty, Whether Express, Implied, Or Created By Operation Of Law, As To The Accuracy Or Completeness Of This Rfq Or Any Of Its Contents Or Materials Referred To Or Provided Pursuant To Or In Connection With This Rfq, And No Legal Liability With Respect Thereto Is Assumed Or May Be Implied. Any Information Or Site Description Is Merely Provided To Assist Offerors In Their Independent Analysis Of The Decision To Submit A Response. The Transactions Contemplated By This Rfq Involve Significant Risks. Offerors And Their Advisors Should Review Carefully All The Information Set Forth In The Rfq And Any Additional Information Available To Them To Evaluate Such Risks. no Additional Representation Or Warranty, Whether Express, Implied, Or Created By Operation Of Law, Will Be Made By Va. No Person Has Been Authorized To Make Or Give On Behalf Of Va Any Other Written Or Oral Representation, Warranty Or Assurance With Respect To The Project Or The Accuracy Or Completeness Of The Information Provided In This Rfq Or Otherwise And, If Any Such Representation, Warranty, Or Assurance Is Made Or Given, It May Not Be Relied Upon By Any Offeror As Having Been Made By Or On Behalf Of Va, And Va Shall Not Have Any Liability For Or With Respect To Such Statements. table Of Contents 1 Executive Summary 1 1.1 Authority To Outlease 1 1.2 Rfq Terms And Condition Acceptance 2 2 Proposed Development Of Site 2 2.1 Overview Of Solicitation Structure 2 2.2 Location, Background And Description Of The Site 3 2.3 Development Considerations 3 2.3.1 National Historic Preservation Act 3 2.3.2 National Environmental Policy Act And Other Environmental Considerations 4 2.3.3 Infrastructure 4 2.3.4 Legal Considerations 4 2.3.5 Prevailing Wages 5 2.3.6 Handicap Accessibility 6 2.3.7 Eul Statutory Requirements 6 2.3.8 Hrp Statutory Requirements 6 2.3.9 Va S Goals And Objectives 6 2.3.10 Other Considerations 7 3 Lease Exhibits 7 4 Submital Requirements 8 4.1 Time And Date Of Submission 8 4.2 Manner Of Submission 8 4.3 Response Content 9 4.3.1 Cover Letter With Background And Administrative Information 10 4.3.2 Legal Requirements 11 4.3.3 Section 1: Development And Operations Concept 12 4.3.4 Section 2: Development Team Qualifications, Experience, And Past Performance 15 4.3.5 Section 3: Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Team Qualifications, Experience, And Past Performance 16 4.3.6 Section 4: Financial Wherewithal And Experience Securing Financing 17 5 Evaluation Criteria 18 5.1 Initial Review 18 5.2 Formal Presentations 18 5.3 Selection Process 18 5.4 Selection Timeline 18 5.5 Evaluation Factors 19 6 Miscellaneous Terms And Conditions Applicable To This Rfq 23 6.1 Authorizations By Submission Of Response 23 6.2 Teaming Arrangements And Special Purpose Entities 23 6.3 Hold Harmless 23 7 Ineligibility 23 8 Additional Information 24 attachment A: Site Information 25 attachment B: Supportive Housing Sample Lease Exhibit Outlines 32 attachment C: Non-supportive Housing Sample Lease Exhibit Outlines 33 department Of Veterans Affairs Rfq #36c77625q0008 26 request For Qualifications dayton Va Medical Center redevelopment Opportunity dayton, Ohio executive Summary the United States Department Of Veterans Affairs (va), Under Its Enhanced-use Leasing (eul) Authority (38 United States Code (u.s.c.) §⧠8161 To 8169) And The Historic Reuse Program (hrp) Authority Derived From Title 54 U.s.c. §⧠306121-306122 (formerly Section 111), Is Pleased To Issue This Request For Qualifications (rfq Or Solicitation), Seeking Competitive Responses From Qualified Organizations (offerors) To Serve As Developer(s) In Redeveloping Underutilized Vacant Buildings (described In Attachment A) On The Dayton Va Medical Center Campus In Dayton, Ohio. Redevelopment May Occur Under Va S Eul Authority To Benefit Veterans (directly Or Indirectly) And/or Create Permanent Supportive Housing For Homeless And/or At-risk Veterans And Their Families Or Under Va S Hrp Authority To Reuse And Preserve The Historic Property. authority To Outlease va Is Authorized To Outlease Land And Improvements To Non-federal Entities Through The Eul Program Or Hrp. Such Leases Can Have A Term Of Up To Ninety-nine (99) Years. va S Office Of Asset Enterprise Management (oaem) Administers The Eul Program. The Eul Authority Allows Va To Partner With The Public Or Private Sector To Maximize Returns To Veterans From Underutilized Capital Assets. It Allows Selected Developers To Finance, Design, Develop, Renovate, Construct, Operate And Maintain Supportive Housing And/or Commercial/other Use(s) That Benefit Veterans Directly And/or Indirectly. Va Envisions That Development Of The Eul Site Will Entail Well-planned And Coordinated Endeavor, Which Is Compatible With The Campuses Ongoing Mission-related Activities And The Surrounding Non-va Community. Va S Eul Authority Allows Va To Make Capital Contributions To Eul Projects Using Minor Construction Appropriations Funds. the Hrp Authority Allows Va To Manage, Outlease, Or Exchange Historic Facilities (available Land, Buildings, And Other Resources) In A Manner Consistent With Va S Obligation To Maintain Historic Assets. An Hrp Agreement Can Be Either A Long-term Outlease (up To 99 Years) Of Facilities Under Va S Jurisdiction Of Control To The Public Or Private Sector Or An Exchange Of Historic Properties. This Program Is Administered By The Office Of Real Property (orp) Within Va S Office Of Construction And Facilities Management (ocfm). Unlike Under Eul Authority, Va Is Not Authorized To Make Capital Contributions To Projects Under Its Hrp Authority. offeror(s) Under Both Va Authorities Will Be Authorized And Responsible For Financing, Designing, Developing, Renovating, Constructing, Operating, And Maintaining The Development Site In Accordance With Detailed Development Plan Approved By Va ( Development Plan ) And Applicable Federal, State, And Local Laws, Codes, Ordinances, And Regulations. rfq Terms And Condition Acceptance va Reserves The Right, At Any Time, Without Notice, At Its Sole And Absolute Discretion, To: (a) Reject Any Or All Responses; (b) Extend Any Deadline Set Forth In This Rfq; And (c) Terminate The Rfq Process, In Whole Or In Part. proposed Development Of Site for Offerors Proposing Under Va S Eul Authority, Public Law No. 117-168, The Sergeant First Class Heath Robinson Honoring Our Promise To Address Comprehensive Toxics Act Of 2022 (pact Act) Allows Va To Enter Into Euls That Provide Supportive Housing Or Enhance The Use Of The Leased Property By Directly Or Indirectly Benefitting Veterans. project Types May Include But Are Not Limited To: supportive Housing skilled Nursing Facilities assisted Living Facilities technical Job Training Centers research Facilities mixed-use, Etc. projects That Are Unlikely To Meet Statutory Requirements For Euls Include But Are Not Limited To: commercial Hotels warehouses, Etc. pursuant To 38 U.s.c. § 8162(b)(5), A Proposed Eul May Not Provide For Any Acquisition, Contract, Demonstration, Exchange, Grant, Incentive, Procurement, Sale, Other Transaction Authority, Service Agreement, Use Agreement, Lease, Or Lease-back By Va Or Any Other Federal Entity. Va May Only Receive Cash Consideration And No Forms Of In-kind Consideration Can Be Accepted In Lieu Of Cash Consideration. Va May Enter Into An Eul Without Receiving Consideration. for Offerors Proposing Under Hrp Authority, Va May Lease Or Exchange Its Historic Property So Long As The Lease Or Exchange Will Adequately Ensure The Preservation Of The Historic Property. overview Of Solicitation Structure through This Rfq, Va Is Presenting A Site Available For Redevelopment For An Offeror; Offerors May Submit A Single Response To This Rfq To Develop The Site Referenced In Attachment A. See Sections 4 And 5 Of This Rfq For Required Response Content And Evaluation Criteria. location, Background And Description Of The Site the Intent Of This Solicitation Is To Outline The Requirements For Selection Of A Developer(s) And Its Team(s) For Purposes Of Redeveloping Underutilized Vacant Buildings. It Is Expected That Any Redevelopment Would Also Enhance The Dayton Va Medical Center Campus. the Developer Entering Into An Eul Or Hrp Agreement With Va Will Be Responsible For All Financing, Designing, Developing, Renovating, Constructing, Operating, And Maintaining The Facility. pursuant To 38 U.s.c. §8163, Va Conducted A Public Hearing On The Eul Concept On September 26, 2022, At 6:00 Pm Est; Virtually With The Microsoft Teams Video Conference Application. attachment A Contains Additional Information Regarding The Location, Background Information, And Description Of The Subject Site. Development Considerations in Deciding Whether To Submit A Response To Develop The Proposed Site, The Offeror Should Consider Certain Factors. national Historic Preservation Act prior To Entering Into An Eul Or Hrp Agreement With Va, The Offeror Shall Work With Va To Fulfill The Requirements Of The National Historic Preservation Act, 54 U.s.c. §⧠300101, Et Seq. ( Nhpa ) In Conjunction With The Development And Finalization Of The Proposed Development Plans. Section 106 Of Nhpa, 54 U.s.c. §⧠306108, Requires The Consideration Of The Effects Of The Project On Historic Properties Listed Or Eligible For Listing In The National Register Of Historic Places (nrhp) And Provides Representatives Of The State And Local Governments, Tribes And Other Interested Consulting Parties Sufficient Opportunity To Comment On The Development Plan Prior To Execution Of The Eul Or Hrp Agreement. Section 106 Of The Nhpa Also Requires The Developer To Seek Ways To Avoid, Minimize, Or Mitigate Adverse Effects (e.g., Demolition) That The Development Plan Might Have On Any Historic Properties During The Execution Stage Of The Eul Or Hrp Agreement. Consummation Of This Effort Will Be Accomplished By Va. Va Will Act In Concert With The Offeror, When Necessary, In The Accomplishment Of Historical Compliance. For Guidelines Related To Historic Preservation Requirements, Visit Https://www.achp.gov/protecting-historic-properties. national Environmental Policy Act And Other Environmental Considerations the Eul Or Hrp Project Will Be Subject To All Applicable Federal, State, And Local Environmental Laws, Codes, Ordinances, And Regulations, Including But Not Limited To, The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, And Liability Act ( Cercla ), 42 U.s.c. §⧠9601-9675; The Resource Conservation And Recovery Act ( Rcra ), 42 U.s.c. §⧠6901, Et Seq; And The National Environmental Policy Act ( Nepa ), 42 U.s.c. §⧠4321-4347. Nepa Requires That Federal Agencies, Including Va, Identify And Evaluate The Potential Environmental Impacts Of A Major Federal Action (e.g., An Eul) On The Human Environment. Va Will Complete The Nepa Analysis Upon Va S Selection Of The Offeror. The Offeror Will Be Required To Provide Development-specific Information To Support The Analysis. The Nepa Analysis Must Be Completed By Va, Prior To Execution Of The Eul Or Hrp Agreement. The Offeror Will Be Responsible For Complying With Mitigation Requirements Of The Nepa Analysis, If Required. The Offeror Shall Comply With All Applicable Environmental Laws And Will Be Responsible For Any Required Cleanup/remediation Activities. Additionally, The Offeror Will Be Responsible For Any Necessary Environmental Studies, Reports, Site Assessments, Seismic, Etc. That Are Needed By Offeror To Meet Offeror S Obligations. Lastly, The Offeror Will Be Responsible For Complying With Any Regulatory Requirements For The Abatement And Removal Of Any Asbestos And/or Lead-containing Material. infrastructure any Available Information About Infrastructure Regarding The Site Is Included In Attachment A. It Is The Responsibility Of The Offeror To Pay Utility Providers For All Utilities Through Separate Metering. It Is The Responsibility Of The Offeror To Bring In The Necessary Utility Lines (water, Sewer, Gas, Electricity, Fiber Optics, Communication, Cable, Etc.) To Operate The Eul Or Hrp Site. Va Is Not Obligated To Provide Selected Offeror Access To Va Owned Utilities Or Resources. legal Considerations overview the Offeror Is Responsible For Conducting Its Own Due Diligence Regarding The Eul Or Hrp Site Including, Without Limitation, Whether (a) The Development Of The Eul Or Hrp Site, As Contemplated By The Response, Can Be Accomplished In Compliance With Applicable Federal, State, And Local Requirements (including Fire, Life Safety, Accessibility, Zoning, State And Local Building Codes, And Other Local Land Use Restrictions); (b) The Condition Of The Eul Or Hrp Site Is Suitable For The Offeror S Contemplated Use; (c) The Necessary Permits, Variances, Special Exceptions And Other Governmental Actions Or Approvals Required For The Contemplated Developments Can Be Reasonably Obtained (at No Cost Or Expense To Va); And (d) The Contemplated Use(s) Is Otherwise Practical And Economically Feasible. Property Is Under Concurrent Jurisdiction. Prior To The Execution Of The Lease Agreement, Offeror Will Need To Have Written Executed Agreements (e.g., Memorandum Of Understanding) Regarding Fire, Police, And Emergency Services In Place, Including Va Concurrence. taxes in Accordance With The Pertinent Provisions Of The Eul Statute (i.e., 38 U.s.c. § 8167), The Offeror During The Eul Term Will Be Subject To Any And All Applicable State And Local Taxes, Fees, Assessments, And Special Assessments Legally Chargeable To The Eul, The Offeror S Leasehold Interest, And The Offeror S Underlying Improvements. However, Neither Va S Interest In The Eul Nor The United States Fee Interest In The Underlying Properties Shall Be Subject, Directly Or Indirectly, To Any State Or Local Laws Relative To Taxation, Fees, Assessments Or Special Assessments. security offeror Is Responsible For Providing Security On The Site. The Offeror Shall Include In Their Response An Overview Of The Physical Security And Electronic Monitoring That Will Be Provided Based Upon The Individual Space Requirements And Tenant Mix Of The Proposed Eul Or Hrp Project. As Part Of The Response, It Should Be Noted That It Is The Requirement Of The Offeror To Provide Security 24/7 For The Site. energy Conservation And Sustainable Design Requirements the Va Sustainable Design Manual () Is The Guidance That Defines The Methodology To Incorporate Sustainable Design, Including Energy Efficiency, In The Eul Or Hrp Project. Va Encourages Offerors To Incorporate Sustainability Over And Above The Standards Found In The Current Va Sustainable Design Manual. In Previous Projects, Some Developers Have Proposed More Aggressive Energy Efficiency And Sustainability Milestones That Made Their Proposals, All Other Elements Considered Equal, More Attractive. To Take Advantage Of Existing Sustainability Work In The Private Sector That Is Well Accepted In The Construction Industry, Va Has Determined That Using A Third-party Rating System Is The Best Method For Fulfilling Va Sustainable Building Requirements In The Eul Or Hrp Project. The Offeror May Propose Using The Leadership In Energy And Environmental Design (leedâ®) Rating System, The Green Globesâ® Rating System, Or An Alternate Rating System. Va Requires That The Project Achieve At Least Leed Silver, Two Green Globes, Or An Equivalent Certification Level By The Alternate Rating Organization. Offerors Proposing To Use An Alternate Rating System Must Submit A Memo To The Va Project Manager Demonstrating That The Alternate Solution Achieves An Equivalent Level Of Certification As Leed Silver, Two Green Globes, Or Both. prevailing Wages unless The Offeror Can Demonstrate To The Satisfaction Of Va In The Form Of A Written Determination Or Written Correspondence From The U.s. Department Of Labor That The Offeror Or The Project Are Exempt Therefrom, Offeror Shall Comply With The Requirements Of The Davis-bacon Act, As Amended, 40 U.s.c. § 3141, Et Seq. And The Relevant Rules, Regulations, And Orders Of The Secretary Of Labor Applicable Thereto. handicap Accessibility the Offeror Will Be Required To Ensure That Its Design, Development, Construction, Operation, And Maintenance Plan And Activities On The Site Comply In All Respects With The Americans With Disabilities Act Of 1990, 42 U.s.c. §⧠12101, Et Seq., And The Architectural Barriers Act Of 1968, 42 U.s.c. §⧠4151, Et Seq., As Amended. eul Statutory Requirements va S Eul And Statutory Requirements Are Codified At 38 U.s.c. §⧠8161-8169 And As Amended. public Law No. 117-168, The Sergeant First Class Heath Robinson Honoring Our Promise To Address Comprehensive Toxics Act Of 2022 (pact Act). Sec. 705 Of The Pact Act, Modifications To Enhanced-use Lease Authority Of Department Of Veterans Affairs . hrp Statutory Requirements va S Hrp Is Authorized By The Nhpa, Specifically Title 54 Of The United States Code Section 306121-306122. This Authority Allows Federal Agencies Such As Va To Outlease Or Exchange Unneeded Historic Properties And Retain Proceeds To Fund Agency Preservation Activities. va S Goals And Objectives va Has The Following Goals And Objectives For The Project: reuse Underutilized Va Properties. This Could Take The Form Of Safe, Affordable, Smoke-free Housing For Veterans And Their Families Who Should Have Priority Placement In Any Housing Project Created On The Site. If Hud-vash Is Used, The Service Provider Must Provide Service Above And Beyond Those Provided By Hud And Va. It Is The Intent That Va Will Provide Case Management Services To Eligible Veterans. This Could Also Take The Form Of Another Use That Benefits Veterans Directly Or Indirectly, Including Commercial Use(s), And/or Reuses And Preserves Historic Property. Note: The Dayton Va Medical Center Will Not Accept Any Uses Of The Site That Are Industrial. (b) Avoid Ongoing Operating Costs Associated With The Upkeep Of Vacant And/or Underutilized Assets. (c) Provide An Innovative Solution Within Current Authority To Preserve A Va-owned, Historic Property. (d) Meet Va S Obligations Under Nhpa To Better Preserve And Protect The Property. other Considerations va Will Not Participate In Or Allow Its Or The United States Underlying Fee Interest In The Land To Be Used As Security For Financing For The Project Or Otherwise, Including Without Limitation, Providing Any Kind Of Guaranty Or Act In Any Way As A Beneficiary For A Financing Vehicle. in Regard To Any Proposed Project-related Financing To Be Obtained By The Offeror, Va As A General Rule Will Not Approve Any Financing That Includes Requirements That Operate To Deny, Restrict, Or Subordinate Va S Right To Terminate The Eul Or Hrp Agreement Upon The Offeror S Failure To Cure An Outstanding Event Of Default Thereunder. This Includes Any Document, To Include The Eul Or Hrp Agreement That Would Prevent Va From Terminating The Eul Or Hrp Agreement Due To Cross Default Arising From One Or More Parcels On The Property. Any Proposed Project Financing That Does Not Comply With This Restriction Must Be Explicitly Identified In The Rfq Response For Va S Unilateral Review And Evaluation. The Successful Offeror Must Establish And Maintain Positive Relations And Communications With State And Local Governmental Authorities And The Local Communities During Negotiations With Va And Any Of Its Representatives. the Successful Offeror Must Integrate Development Activities With Cultural Resources And Historical And Environmental Policy Management Requirements In Support Of Va S Mission And Operations. the Offeror Will Be Responsible For Coordinating The Work Schedule(s) With Va In Order To Minimize Disruption To The Campus Activities And Operations. This Coordination Includes The Work Of Any Contractor Or Subcontractor That The Offeror Retains In Connection With The Project. lease Exhibits following Its Selection, The Offeror Will Be Responsible For Preparing Detailed Lease Exhibits To Include A Development Plan, Operations And Maintenance Plan, And (if Housing Is Proposed) A Tenant Selection Plan For The Project. Attachment B Contains Sample Outlines For Supportive Housing Lease Exhibits. Attachment C Contains Sample Outlines For Non-supportive Housing Lease Exhibits. In Addition, The Offeror Will Need To Provide Other Lease Exhibits Such As A Site And Design Plans. Following Offeror Selection, Va Will Provide Detailed Lease Exhibit Templates. va Recognizes That Formulation Of The Lease Exhibits Will Require The Offeror To Work Closely And Cooperatively With Va. Va Will Provide Final Approval And Cooperate With The Offeror During The Drafting Process To Facilitate Preparation Of The Final Development Plan. It Is Anticipated That The Offeror Will Provide Va With Drafts Of The Lease Exhibits Throughout The Drafting Process. The Lease Exhibits Will Be Subject To Va S Review And Approval And May Be Subject To Review And Comment By Local Government And Other Stakeholders. submital Requirements time And Date Of Submission responses Must Be Received By February 7, 2025, At 3:00 Pm Est (the Closing Time ). Responses Received After The Closing Time Will Not Be Considered. questions Regarding This Rfq May Be Submitted In Writing By Emailing De Carol Smith At Decarol.smith@va.gov And Shahidat Abbas At Shahidat.abbas@va.gov By September 30, 2024. Questions Received After This Date May Not Be Considered. Responses Will Be Provided By An Amendment To The Rfq. All Government Communication Regarding This Rfq Shall Be From The Portfolio Managers, De Carol Smith And Shahidat Abbas. manner Of Submission responses Will Be Accepted By Electronic Means And Hard Copy. For Electronic Submission, Please Submit Responses Via Email To De Carol Smith At Decarol.smith@va.gov And Shahidat Abbas At Shahidat.abbas@va.gov. Please Note, Due To The Size Of Response Content, Offeror Will Need To Submit Rfq Response In Multiple Emails (20mb Capacity Per Email To Include Attachments) Labeled By Section Name And Subsection (see Rfq Section 4.3 For Additional Details). The Entire Response Must Be In Pdf Format. In Addition, Any Excel Or Other Spreadsheets That Allow Data To Be Manipulated Must Be Included In Their Native (i.e., Excel), Unprotected And Accessible Format. However, One Hard Copy Must Be Delivered By Mail, Courier, Or Hand Delivery To The Following Address: attention: C. Brett Simms designated Va Representative department Of Veterans Affairs office Of Asset Enterprise Management (044c) 810 Vermont Avenue, Nw washington, Dc 20420 each Hard Copy Of The Response Must Be Bound In A Three-ring Binder (to Allow Va To Easily Remove Parts For Copying And/or Circulation). responses Must Be In A Sealed Envelope Or Package With The Following Information Conspicuously And Legibly Written Or Typed On The Outside: offeror S Name; offeror S Complete Mailing Address; name And Contact Information For Offeror S Contact Person (e.g., Telephone, Email And Facsimile); And the Following Statement (to Be Completed Upon Delivery To Va): Response Received By Va As Of _____________(time) On _____________ (date) response Content each Response Must Contain The Following Sections Applicable To The Offeror S Proposed Project In The Following Order, With Each Section Clearly Labeled, Beginning On A New Page And Not Exceeding The Applicable Section Page Limit. section # section Name And Subsections (note: Separate Sections And Subsections With Tabs In Hard Copies) page Limit na cover Letter (including Background And Administrative Information) 5 Pages 1 development And Operations Concept team Composition And Structure development Concept alignment Of Development Concept With Va Goals And Objectives project Financing Plan project Timeline management Approach (development, Property Management, Subcontractors, And, If Applicable, Supportive Services) proposed Veteran Hiring And Community Relations Strategies For Project 25 Pages (includes Resumes) 2 development Team Qualifications, Experience, And Past Performance development Qualifications And Experience development Past Performance development Team Key Personnel Qualifications tab 2d: Veteran Hiring And Community Relations Experience 20 Pages 3 property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Team Qualifications, Experience, And Past Performance tab 3a: Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Qualifications And Experience tab 3b: Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Past Performance tab 3c: Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Key Personnel Qualifications 20 Pages 4 financial Wherewithal And Experience Securing Financing tab 4a: Financial Wherewithal tab 4b: Experience Securing Financing 15 Pages (excludes Financial Statements) appendix A financial Statements And Auditor S Opinion Letter no Limit appendix B explanation Of Any Legal Issues (if Any) no Limit pages Submitted That Are In Excess Of Any Page Limit (including A Section Page Limit) Will, At Va S Sole Discretion, Be Discarded And Not Reviewed Or Evaluated By Va. Supporting Data, Such As Explanations Of Any Legal Issues, And Auditor S Opinion Letter, Will Not Count Against The Page Limits. Responses Must Be Typewritten In Arial 11-point Font Size Or Greater. For Purposes Of The Response, A Key Team Member Should Be Considered Any Member That Will Be Responsible For Approximately 20% Or More Of The Services Or Fees Under This Proposed Project. cover Letter With Background And Administrative Information a Cover Letter (on The Offeror S Letterhead) Must State That The Offeror Has Read And Agrees To Comply With All The Terms, Conditions, And Instructions Provided In This Rfq. Any Requests For Waivers Or Exceptions Must Be Clearly Identified In The Cover Letter And Shall Be Subject To Va S Review And Approval. the Cover Letter Must Also Contain The Following General Information About The Offeror And The Offeror S Team (if Applicable). (note: In The Case Of An Offeror That Is A Special Purpose Entity, Include Information On Each Partner, Member, Or Shareholder Of The Offeror.) administrative Information: Company/organization Name; Employer/tax Identification Number; Dunn And Bradstreet (duns) Number; Proof Of Vetbiz Verification (if A Service-disabled Veteran-owned Small Business Or Veteran-owned Small Business); Mailing Address; Main Telephone Number; And Main Facsimile Number. authorized Representative: Name And Contact Information (mailing Address; Telephone Number; E-mail Address; And Facsimile Number) Of The Representative Authorized To Act On Behalf Of The Offeror. day-to-day Point Of Contact: Name And Contact Information (mailing Address; Telephone Number; E-mail Address; And Facsimile Number) Of The Individual Designated By The Offeror As The Person To Whom Questions And/or Requests For Information Are To Be Directed. form Of Business: Description Of The Offeror S Form Of Business (whether A For-profit Corporation, A Nonprofit Or Charitable Institution, A Partnership, A Limited Liability Company, A Business Association Or A Joint Venture), State Of Incorporation, And A Brief History Of The Organization And Its Principals: articles Of Incorporation, Partnership, Joint Venture, Or Limited Liability Company Agreement (note: For Any Offeror Or Team Member, As Applicable, That Is A Sole Proprietorship, Provide Current Mailing Address And A Summary Of Current Business Activity); current Certificate Of Good Standing; by-laws; copy Of Corporate Resolutions, Certified By A Corporate Officer, Authorizing The Offeror S Submission Of, Or Team Member S Participation With The Offeror In The Submission Of, The Response And The Entity S Authority To Proceed With The Project (assuming An Rfq Award Is Made, And Va S Approval Is Obtained); And list Of Principals. legal Requirements state Whether The Offeror Or Any Offeror S Team Member, As Applicable, Has Ever Been Terminated For Default, Non-compliance, Or Non-performance On A Contract Or Lease, Or Debarred From Any Federal, State, Or Local Government Contracts And, If So, Provide The Date And A Detailed Description Of The Occurrence In An Appendix (note: This Additional Detail Does Not Count Against Page Limits); And list Each Instance Within The Past Ten (10) Years And Explain In Sufficient Detail In An Appendix As Necessary (detail Does Not Count Against Page Limits) In Which The Offeror, Or Any Offeror S Team Member, Or Any Principal, Partner, Director, Or Officer Of Such Entities Was: convicted Of Or Pleaded Guilty Or Nolo Contendre To A Crime (other Than A Traffic Offense); subject To An Order, Judgment, Or Decree (including As A Result Of A Settlement), Whether By A Court, An Administrative Agency, Or Other Governmental Body, Or An Arbitral Or Other Alternative Dispute Resolution Tribunal, In Any Civil Proceeding Or Action In Which Fraud, Gross Negligence, Willful Misconduct, Misrepresentation, Deceit, Dishonesty, Breach Of Any Fiduciary Duty, Embezzlement, Looting, Conflict Of Interest, Or Any Similar Misdeed Was Alleged (regardless Of Whether Any Wrongdoing Was Admitted Or Proven); subject To An Action Or Other Proceeding, Whether Before A Court, An Administrative Agency, Governmental Body, Or An Arbitral Or Other Alternative Dispute Resolution Tribunal, Which, If Decided In A Manner Adverse To The Offeror, Team Member, Principal, Partner, Director, Or Officer (as Applicable), Would Reasonably Be Expected To Adversely Affect The Ability Of The Offeror Or Team Member To Perform Its Obligations With Respect To The Project (including The Ability To Obtain Or Repay Financing); debarred, Suspended, Proposed For Debarment, Declared Ineligible Or Voluntarily Excluded From Covered Transactions By Any Federal, State, Or Local Department Or Agency; notified That It Is In Default Of Any Federal, State, Or Local Contract Or Grant If Yes, Provide The Reason For The Default And Whether The Default Was Cured; terminated For Cause Or Default On One Or More Public Transactions (federal, State, Or Local); And party To Litigation Or A Formal Alternative Dispute Resolution (adr) Process (e.g., Binding Arbitration) Involving A Claim In Excess Of $50,000. For Those Matters Involving A Claim Equal To Or In Excess Of $500,000, Describe In Detail The Litigation Or Adr Process section 1: Development And Operations Concept in This Section, The Offeror Should Include All Relevant Information Necessary To Allow Va To Assess The Offeror S Overall Development And Operations Concept. Specifically, This Section Must Include The Following: tab 1a: Team Composition And Structure provide Brief Descriptions Of Offeror Entity And The Offeror S Team Members (i.e., Organizational Purposes Or Missions, Services Provided, Etc.), Including Key Roles And Responsibilities. The Offeror Should Describe Past Experience Working With The Offeror S Team Members. Provide An Organizational Chart Showing The Relationship Between The Offeror And The Offeror S Team Members, As Appropriate, Along With Their Roles And Responsibilities. Explain The Offeror S Approach To Managing The Team, Including Prior Experience Engaging And Overseeing The Work Of Multiple Team Members And Subcontractors. tab 1b: Development Concept state Whether The Offeror S Development Concept Falls Under Va S Eul Or Hrp Authority (see Rfq Sections 1.1 And 2). Provide A Brief Description Of The Offeror Team S Understanding Of Va S Development Objectives (see Rfq Section 2.3.8), The Developer Concept (to Also Include Site Construction And Building Design), And The Developer S Assets And Infrastructure To Be Redeveloped Under Va S Eul Authority Into Supportive Housing Or Commercial/other Use(s) That Benefit Veterans Directly Or Indirectly Or Under Va S Hrp Authority To Reuse And Preserve The Historic Property (see Rfq Section 2). Identify Potential Risks And Challenges Associated With The Project And Related Mitigation Strategies. Describe The Offeror S Plan To Identify And Evaluate Potential Assets For Redevelopment And Undertaking All Necessary Investigation Activities To Produce Development Scenarios. List Any Required Studies To Be Performed. Provide A Timeline For Development Of These Scenarios And Plans, Including Any Required Studies. tab 1c: Alignment Of Development Concept With Va Goals And Objectives identify How Proposed Development Will Meet Va S Goals And Objectives As Outlined In Rfq Section 2.3.9. As Applicable, State What Direct Or Indirect Veteran Benefits The Project Will Provide And How Historic Assets Will Be Preserved. tab 1d: Project Financing Plan provide A Narrative That Describes The Offeror Team S Strategy To Obtain Financing For This Project, Including Contingency Plan(s) In The Event One Or More Sources Of Funding Are Not Available. The Narrative Should Also Explain Key Assumptions Reflected In The Following Required Budgets To Be Provided In A Working Microsoft Excel Document (excluded From Page Count): development Budget Sources And Uses: Development Budget Must Show Estimated: (a) Total Development Costs For The Project, Including Hard And Soft Costs; (b) Financing Costs, Including Types And Amounts Of Debt And Equity, And Underlying Amortization Periods; (c) Ownership Structure, Including Percentage Of Ownership By The Offeror (or In The Case Of A Special Purpose Entity, Each Team Member); And, (d) All Capital Funding Sources (e.g., Low Income Housing Tax Credit Equity, Equity Provided By The Lessee, Federal, State And Local Government Funding, Grant Proceeds, Loan Proceeds, Etc.) Used To Finance The Project. Note That Va Is Authorized To Provide Eul Projects With A Capital Contribution, But Va Is Not Authorized To Make Capital Contributions To Projects Under Its Hrp Authority. annual Operating Budget: List All Estimated Annual Revenues For The Project, Including Expected Monthly Rents By Unit Type And The Basis For /source Of Rent (e.g., Rental Vouchers). In Addition, List All Expected Annual Operating Expenses Associated With The Project. Provide A 30-year Cash Flow Projection In A Working Microsoft Excel Document (excluded From Page Count). annual Supportive Services Budget (if Applicable): List All Expected Annual Supportive Services Expenses For The Eul Or Hrp Site And Projected Sources Of Funding. tab 1e: Project Timeline the Offeror S Response Must Contain A Timetable For The Project Containing The Following Key Dates: project Financing Sources: Anticipated Application, Award, And Closing Dates For Each Project Phase (as Applicable). design Milestones: Completion Dates For Each Project Phase (as Applicable). eul Or Hrp Agreement Execution: Eul Or Hrp Agreement Execution Cannot Occur Until All Financing Commitments Have Been Obtained. For Eul Projects, The Eul Agreement Cannot Be Executed Until The Office Of Management And Budget Has Completed Its Review Of The Eul, And Congress Has Been Provided 45-day Notification Of Va S Intent To Execute The Eul; construction: Start And Completion Dates For Each Project Phase (as Applicable); And, occupancy: Date The Facility Is Open For Operation For Each Project Phase (as Applicable). tab 1f: Management Approach (development, Property Management, Subcontractors, And, If Applicable, Supportive Services) describe The Offeror Team S Approach To Operation, Management, Security, And Maintenance Of The Project In Accordance With Private Sector Standards. Provide A Staffing Plan (number Of Ftes And Type) For The Ongoing Operation Of The Project. The Response Shall Contain The Physical And Electronic Security Measures That Will Be Provided Based Upon The Individual Space Requirements And Tenant Mix Of The Proposed Eul Or Hrp Project. Include Proposed Approach For Management And Operations Within The Development Team, Property Management, Subcontractors, And Supportive Services (if Applicable). tab 1g: Proposed Veteran Hiring And Community Relations Strategies For Project describe The Offeror S Outreach Strategies To Maximize Participation Of Service-disabled Veteran-owned Small Businesses (sdvosbs), Veteran-owned Small Businesses (vosbs), Local Small Businesses, And Other Small Businesses, In All Aspects Of The Evaluation Of Assets And Subsequent Development Processes. Provide A Summary Of The Offeror Team S Plan To Increase Employment Opportunities (to Also Include Internships) For Veterans Associated With This Project. Explain The Offeror Team S Experience And Customized Approach To Managing Community Relations And Interacting With State And Local Government Officials (i.e., Zoning, Environmental, Shpo, Local Community, Stakeholders, Etc.). Describe Any Experience In Managing Relations With The Surrounding Community. section 2: Development Team Qualifications, Experience, And Past Performance in This Section, The Response Should Include All Relevant Information Necessary To Allow Va To Assess The Offeror Team S Relevant Experience And Operations Qualifications, Experience, And Past Performance. Specifically, This Section Must Include The Following: tab 2a: Development Team Qualifications And Experience list And Explain In Sufficient Detail The Offeror Team S Relevant Development Qualifications And Experience. Identify Any Past Experience Working With Va And Federal, State And Local Governments, If Any. tab 2b: Development Team Past Performance describe Three (3) Similar Relevant Development Efforts (past Or Current) Developed By The Offeror Or One Of Its Team Members That Are Comparable To The Subject Project To Be Developed. Each Project Described Should Have Been Completed Within The Past Ten (10) Years. For Each Project Listed, The Following Information Should Be Included: project Name location type Of Project / Use size Of Project (square Footage, Units, Number Of Buildings, Acreage, Etc.) amount, Type, And Sources Of Financing historic Buildings (if Any) description Of The Associated Infrastructure date Of Project Completion number Of Years Involved With The Development role Of The Offeror Team Member(s) contact Information For A Reference Who Va Can Contact Regarding Performance And Client Or Stakeholder (as Applicable) Satisfaction. Note: Including A Reference On This List Will Constitute Authorization For Va To Contact And Discuss The Offeror S Or Team Member S Performance. tab 2c: Development Team Key Personnel Qualifications identify The Key Personnel Who Will Lead The Developer S Community/neighborhood Planning Tasks, As Well As The Day-to-day Point Of Contact. For Each Key Personnel Named Provide A: description Of Their Proposed Role; discussion Of The Extent To Which Key Personnel Have Worked Together On Other Similar Projects; And, resume That Includes A Description Of The Person S Duties And Responsibilities, Education, Years Of Relevant Experience, Certifications/licenses, Skills, Expertise, Other Relevant Qualifications (note: Resumes Count Against Page Limits). tab 2d: Veteran Hiring And Community Relations Experience describe Any Experience Implementing Targeted Veteran Hiring Efforts And The Results Of Those Efforts. Explain The Offeror Team S Experience Managing Community Relations And Interacting With State And Local Government Officials (i.e., Zoning, Environmental, Shpo, Local Community, Stakeholders, Etc.). Describe Any Experience In Managing Relations With The Surrounding Community For Comparable Developments. section 3: Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Team Qualifications, Experience, And Past Performance in This Section, The Response Should Include All Relevant Information Necessary To Allow Va To Assess The Offeror Property Management Team S Supportive Housing Or Commercial/other Use(s) Development And Operations Qualifications, Experience, And Past Performance. Specifically, This Section Must Include The Following: tab 3a: Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Qualifications And Experience list And Explain In Sufficient Detail The Offeror Team S Relevant Supportive Housing Or Commercial/other Use(s) Property Management Qualifications And Experience. Identify Any Past Experience Working With Va, Federal, State And Local Governments, If Any. tab 3b: Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Past Performance describe Three (3) Similar Supportive Housing Or Commercial/other Use(s) Management Efforts (past Or Current) Developed By The Offeror Or One Of Its Team Members That Are Comparable To The Subject Project To Be Developed. Each Project Described Should Have Been Completed Within The Past Ten (10) Years. For Each Project Listed, The Following Information Should Be Included: project Name location type Of Project / Use(s) size Of Project (square Footage, Units, Number Of Buildings, Acreage, Etc.) amount, Type, And Sources Of Financing historic Buildings (if Any) description Of The Associated Infrastructure date Of Project Completion number Of Years Involved With The Development role Of The Offeror Team Member(s) contact Information For A Reference Who Va Can Contact Regarding Performance And Client Or Stakeholder (as Applicable) Satisfaction. Note: Including A Reference On This List Will Constitute Authorization For Va To Contact And Discuss The Offeror S Or Team Member S Performance also, Provide A Summary Of The Proposed Management And Operations Plans Specific To The Proposed Project Site And Use. Tab 3c: Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Key Personnel identify The Key Personnel Who Will Lead The Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Planning Tasks, As Well As The Day-to-day Point Of Contact. For Each Key Personnel Named Provide A: description Of Their Proposed Role; discussion Of The Extent To Which Key Personnel Have Worked Together On Other Similar Projects; And, resume That Includes A Description Of The Person S Duties And Responsibilities, Education, Years Of Relevant Experience, Certifications/licenses, Skills, Expertise, Other Relevant Qualifications (note: Resumes Count Against Page Limits). section 4: Financial Wherewithal And Experience Securing Financing in This Section, The Response Should Include All Relevant Information Necessary To Allow Va To Assess The Offeror Team S Financial Wherewithal And Ability To Secure Financing For Comparable Development Projects. Specifically, This Section Must Include The Following: tab 4a: Financial Wherewithal provide A General Overview Of The Offeror Team S Financial Stability And Evidence Of Their Financial Wherewithal To Develop Supportive Housing Communities And/or Other Relevant Use(s) With Associated Infrastructure, Roads, And Amenities. Please Attach Supporting Documentation To Include An Auditor S Opinion Letter(s) And The Offeror And Its Team Members Most Recent Audited Financial Statements. If Audited Financial Statements Are Not Available, Please Submit Unaudited Financial Statements. (note: Supportive Documentation And Financial Statements Do Not Count Against The Page Limits.) tab 4b: Experience Securing Financing summarize The Offeror Team S Experience Directly Securing Financing For Similar Projects To The Proposed Project In The Last 10 Years. Provide Brief Descriptions Of Three (3) Similar Efforts For Which The Offeror S Team Has Directly Secured Financing. For Each Example, Include Project Information, Including: project Name location description Of Project Type / Use(s) total Development Cost specific Funding Sources Secured, And role Of The Offeror Team Member. evaluation Criteria Initial Review following The Rfq Submission Deadline, Va Will Initially Review All Submissions For Completeness And Adherence To The Requirements And Conditions Set Out In This Rfq. Va Reserves The Right To Reject Submissions That Are Incomplete Or Fail To Adhere To The Requirements Set Forth In This Rfq. Formal Presentations complete And Acceptable Submissions Will Be Further Reviewed And Evaluated By Va, Ranked In Order, And A Competitive Range Established. Offerors Whose Submissions Are Found To Be Within The Competitive Range May Be Given The Opportunity, At Va S Sole Discretion, To Make A Formal Presentation To Va And Receive Questions Regarding Their Response. If A Presentation Is Required, Notice Will Be Provided To Those Offerors Asked To Make A Presentation And The Details Regarding That Presentation (i.e., Length Of Presentation, Etc.) Will Be Provided In The Notice. Selection Process the Government Intends To Review All Factors For Award In Making A Selection. Selection Will Be Based On An Integrated Assessment Of The Factors Set Forth In Section 5.5 Below. Selection Timeline va Anticipates Selection Of A Developer By December 2024. Evaluation Factors the Responses Will Be Evaluated Based On The Following Four Equally Weighted Factors. Where Factors Include Subfactors, Each Subfactor Will Also Be Equally Weighted. The Evaluation Factors Are As Follows: 5.5.1 Factor 1: Development And Operations Concept factor 1 Will Consist Of An Assessment Of The Offeror S Team Composition And Structure, Development Concept, Alignment Of Development Concept With Va S Goals And Objectives, Financing Plan, Timeline, Project Management Approach, And Veteran Hiring And Community Relations For This Project. Factor 1 Is Comprised Of The Following Seven (7) Equally Weighted Subfactors: subfactor 1a: Team Composition And Structure va Will Assess The Offeror Team S Composition To Assess Capabilities And Skillsets, Including Key Roles And Responsibilities. Va Will Also Assess The Extent To Which The Offeror S Team Has Worked Together Previously On Similar Projects. The Organizational Chart Will Be Reviewed To Understand The Relationships Between The Different Team Members And Establish Whether Clear Lines Of Accountability Are In Place. subfactor 1b: Development Concept va Will Review The Offeror Team S Understanding Of The Requirements And Developer Technical Approach (to Include Development Concept And Proposed Site Construction/building Design) To Assess How The Offeror Team Proposes To Effectively Accomplish The Project. The Response Should Identify Whether The Offeror Is Proposing Under Va S Eul Or Hrp Authority, Demonstrate The Offeror Team S Understanding Of The Complexity Of The Project, Potential Risks And Challenges, Proposed Mitigation Strategies, And The Importance Of Close Communication And Collaboration With Va Throughout The Process. Additionally, Va Will Assess The Viability Of The Proposed Timeline For Development Of These Scenarios And Plans, Including Any Required Studies. subfactor 1c: Alignment Of Development Concept With Va Goals And Objectives va Will Assess If Offeror(s) Development Plans Include A Clear Concept That Meets Va S Goals And Objectives As Outlined In Rfq Section 2.3.9, Including Whether Project Provides Direct And/or Indirect Benefits To Veterans And/or Provides For Preservation Of The Historic Property. subfactor 1d: Project Financing Plan a Realistic And Viable Financing Plan Should Be Provided For The Project. Va Will Review The Anticipated Sources And Uses For The Project For Development, Operations, And Provision Of Services (if Applicable), As Well As The Proposed Operating And Supportive Services (if Applicable) Budgets, To Assess The Offeror Team S Understanding Of The Project And Funding Availability, Including Contingency Plans. subfactor 1e: Project Timeline va Will Review The Proposed Project Timeline For Completeness And Inclusion Of All Required Milestones. The Offeror Team Should Provide A Realistic Project Development Timeline For Va S Review. subfactor 1f: Management Approach (development, Property Management, Subcontractors, And, If Applicable, Supportive Services) va Will Evaluate The Offeror Team S Approach To Development, Operation, Property Management, Security, And Maintenance Of The Project In Accordance With Private Sector Standards And Ensuring The Long-term Viability And Security Of The Project. The Property Management Plan Should Be Customized To The Proposed Product Type. Va Will Assess The Viability Of The Staffing Plan For The Proposed Operations Of The Project. The Subcontractor Management Approach Should Demonstrate The Offeror S Ability To Manage Multiple Entities Across Disparate Fields And Locations To Achieve A Common Goal. subfactor 1g: Proposed Veteran Hiring And Community Relations Strategies For Project va Will Assess The Offeror Team S Community Relations Strategy For The Project And The Extent Of The Offeror Team S Local Knowledge And Understanding. Va Will Also Assess The Extent To Which The Offeror Team S Prior Experience And Proposed Outreach Plan Will Maximize The Participation Of Sdvosbs, Vosbs, Local Small Business, And Other Small Businesses In All Aspects Of The Evaluation Of Assets And Subsequent Development Processes. It Is Also Important That The Offeror Team Provide A Clear And Realistic Plan To Hire Veterans (and Provide Internships For Veterans) In Association With This Project. 5.5.2 Factor 2: Development Team Qualifications, Experience, And Past Performance the Focus Of Factor 2 Is On The Offeror Team S Relevant Development Team Qualifications, Experience, And Past Performance. Factor 2 Is Comprised Of The Following Four (4) Equally Weighted Subfactors: subfactor 2a: Development Team Qualifications And Experience va Will Review The Extent To Which The Offeror S Team Has Demonstrated Expertise And Experience Developing Projects Similar To That Which The Offeror Is Proposing, Including Experience Working With Federal, State, And Local Government Entities. Va Will Also Evaluate The Offeror Team S Track Record Of Working With Qualified Property Management And Supportive Services Providers (as Applicable) And Their Associated Qualifications And Experience. subfactor 2b: Development Team Past Performance va Will Assess The Extent To Which The Offeror S Team Has A Proven Track Record Of Successfully Developing Relevant Projects To The Proposed Project. The Projects Identified Should Be Of Similar Size, And Scope To What Is Being Proposed For The Eul Or Hrp Site. The Information Provided For Each Of The Projects Will Be Reviewed For Completeness And Relevancy. subfactor 2c: Development Team Key Personnel Qualifications va Will Review The Qualifications Of The Proposed Key Personnel To Assess Their Ability To Successfully Complete The Developer S Responsibilities And Assist Va In Developing And Implementing The Most Viable Development Scenario. The Key Personnel Roles Should Be Clearly Identified, Along With Each Person S Relevant Experience, Skills, Expertise, And Education. subfactor 2d: Veteran Hiring And Community Relations Experience offeror Teams Will Be Evaluated On Their Experience And Success In Undertaking Veteran Hiring Efforts For Similar Projects. Va Also Intends To Evaluate The Offeror Team S Experience With Managing Community Relations. Offeror Teams Should Demonstrate Local Market Knowledge And Experience Working With The Stakeholder Community On Similar Projects To The Proposed Project. 5.5.3 Factor 3: Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Team Qualifications, Experience, And Past Performance the Focus Of Factor 3 Is On The Offeror Team S Relevant Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Team Qualifications, Experience, And Past Performance. Factor 3 Is Comprised Of The Following Three (3) Equally Weighted Subfactors: subfactor 3a: Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Qualifications And Experience va Will Review The Extent To Which The Offeror Team Has Demonstrated Expertise And Experience Managing And Operating Comparable Projects To The Proposed Project And Experience Working With Federal, State, And Local Government. Va Will Also Evaluate The Proposed Property Management And Supportive Services Provider S (if Applicable) Associated Qualifications And Experience. Va Will Also Consider The Adequacy Of Safety And Security Measures Implemented Successfully At Other Similar Projects. subfactor 3b: Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Past Performance va Will Assess The Extent To Which The Offeror Team Has A Proven Track Record Of Successfully Managing And Operating Comparable Projects To The Proposed Project. The Projects Identified Should Be Of Similar Size, Scope, And Complexity To The Proposed Project. The Information Provided For Each Of The Projects Will Be Reviewed For Completeness And Relevancy. subfactor 3c: Property Management (and, If Applicable, Supportive Services) Key Personnel va Will Review The Qualifications Of The Proposed Project Operations Key Personnel To Assess Their Ability To Successfully Manage The Project For The Duration Of The Lease Term. The Key Personnel Roles Should Be Clearly Identified, Along With Each Person S Relevant Experience, Skills, Expertise, And Education. 5.5.4 Factor 4: Financial Wherewithal And Experience Securing Financing factor 4 Consists Of An Evaluation Of The Offeror Team S Financial Wherewithal And Experience Securing Financing For Comparable Projects. Factor 4 Is Comprised Of Two (2) Equally Weighted Subfactors: subfactor 4a: Financial Wherewithal va Will Assess The Financial Wherewithal Of The Offeror S Team To Undertake Their Proposed Development. Va Will Evaluate Whether The Response Has Provided Sufficient Evidence And Documentation, As Required By The Rfq, To Demonstrate The Financial Wherewithal And Current Financial Capacity To Successfully Execute A Project Of This Size, Scope And Complexity. subfactor 4b: Experience Securing Financing va Will Review The Offeror Team S Experience Securing Financing Similar To Funding Needed For The Proposed Development On The Site. The Offeror S Team Should Demonstrate A Proven Track Record Of Directly Securing Traditional And Non-traditional Project Financing. miscellaneous Terms And Conditions Applicable To This Rfq authorizations By Submission Of Response any And All Information Provided By An Offeror And Its Team Members May Be Used By Va To Conduct Credit And Background Checks. teaming Arrangements And Special Purpose Entities multiple Offerors May Form A Joint Venture For The Purpose Of Submitting A Response To This Rfq. A Special Purpose Entity May Also Be Created For The Purpose Of Submitting A Response. Va May Require That Financial And Performance Guarantees Be Provided By These And Other Offerors As Well As Team Members. Potential Offerors Who Do Not Have Strong Experience Or Skills In All The Required Areas (e.g., Financial Structuring, Development, Property Management, Operations, Services Delivery, Etc.) May Consider Submitting Responses Jointly With Entities Whose Experience Can Complement Their Own. (note: Va Will Not Be Involved In Facilitating Partnering Or Teaming Arrangements.) hold Harmless by Participating In The Rfq Process, Each Offeror Agrees To Indemnify And Hold Harmless Va And The United States Government And Each Of Their Respective Officers, Employees, Contractors, And Advisors From And Against Any And All Real Estate And Other Brokerage Fees Or Commissions, Finder S Fees, And Other Forms Of Compensation Related In Any Way To Activities Undertaken By Any Person As A Result Of Such Person S Efforts Towards And/or Participation In This Rfq Process Or The Submission By Such Person Of A Response, And Liabilities, Losses, Costs, And Expenses (including Reasonable Attorney S Fees And Expenses) Incurred By Any Indemnified Party (including Va) As A Result Of, Or In Connection With, Any Claim Asserted Or Arising As A Result Of, Or In Connection With, This Rfq Process. ineligibility the Following Persons (including Entities) Are Ineligible To Be An Offeror Or A Team Member Of An Offeror Or Otherwise Participate In The Project (including As A Contractor, Subcontractor, Or Professional): (a) Any Person That Has Been Debarred Or Suspended From Doing Business With Va; (b) Neither Such Person Nor Any Of Its Partners, Members, Or Principal Stockholders Is Listed On Any Non-procurement Or Reciprocal Lists On The Most Current System For Award Management Published By The U.s. General Services Administration Atâ www.sam.gov, As Updated From Time To Time, Or Any Replacement Thereof; (c) Neither Such Person Nor Any Of Its Partners, Members, Or Principal Stockholders Is A Person Who Poses A Security Or Safety Risk As Determined By The Secretary Of State, Including But Not Limited To Any Person Who Either Represents A Country, Or Is A Member Of Or Provides Political, Financial Or Military Support To A Group, That Is Listed In The Most Current Patterns Of Global Terrorism Report, Issued By The Secretary Of State In Compliance With 22 U.s.c. § 2656f(a), Available From The Superintendent Of Documents, U.s. Government Printing Office, Washington, Dc 20402 And Also Available Atâ http://www.state.gov/global/terrorism/annual_reports.html; And (d) Neither Such Person Nor Any Of Its Partners, Members Or Principal Stockholders Is Subject To A Criminal Indictment Or Information For A Felony In Any Court In The United States. For Purposes Of This Solicitation, The Term Principal Stockholder Shall Mean Any Person Who Is A Beneficial Owner (as Defined For Purposes Of Rule 13d-3 Of The Securities And Exchange Act Of 1934, As Amended And Promulgated By The Securities And Exchange Commission) Of Ten Percent (10%) Or More Of The Outstanding Stock Or Other Equity Of The Offeror. additional Information all Of The Information Required To Be Provided In Each Response Pursuant To Section 8 Of This Rfq Is Important To Va S Analysis And Evaluation Of Each Response. Va May Utilize Outside Sources In Addition To All Of The Information Provided In A Response In Evaluating Each Offeror S Submission. neither Va Nor Any Of Its Contractors, Subcontractors, Officers, Employees, Counsel, Advisors, Or Agents, Make Any Representation Or Warranty, Whether Express, Implied, Or Created By Operation Of Law, As To The Accuracy Or Completeness Of This Rfq Or Any Of Its Contents Or Materials Referred To Therein, And No Legal Liability With Respect Thereto Is Assumed Or May Be Implied. va Reserves The Right To: (a) Make A Selection Under This Rfq As A Result Of Initial Offers Submitted; And (b) Reject Any Or All Offers At Any Time Prior To Award And Cancel This Solicitation. Therefore, All Initial Offers Should Comprehensively Address Each Of The Requirements Set Forth Herein And Contain The Offeror S Best Terms. by Submitting A Response, Each Offeror Accepts All The Terms And Conditions Set Forth In This Rfq, And Any Updates, Supplements, And Amendments Thereto. Any Conflict (whether Actual Or Perceived) Between Different Parts Of This Rfq, As Between An Offeror And Va, Shall Be Resolved At The Sole And Absolute Discretion Of Va. in No Event Shall Va Be Liable For Any Fees, Costs, Or Expenses Associated With Any Of The Offeror S (or Their Brokers, If Any) Activities (e.g., Preparation, Discussions, Clarifications, Submissions, Or Negotiations), Relating Directly Or Indirectly To This Solicitation. Accordingly, As A Condition Of Submitting Its Response, Each Offeror Hereby Agrees To Indemnify And Hold Va Harmless For Any And All Such Fees, Claims, Liabilities, And Costs Arising In Connection With This Rfq And Its Underlying Process. any Relationship Between Va And An Offeror Arising From The Solicitation Is Subject To The Specific Limitations, Terms, Conditions, And Representations Expressed In This Rfq. Any Substantive Questions Or Concerns To Include Conflicts, Apparent Conflicts, Or Any Other Substantive Matters Regarding This Rfq Which May Arise During Preparation Of An Offeror S Response Should Be Addressed, In Writing, To: Decarol.smith@va.gov And Shahidat.abbas@va.gov.