ATTACHMENT 12 AMMENDED DIV 01Specifications 27AUG26.pdf
Posted: Aug. 28, 2026
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This **amended Division 01 project specification** establishes the general requirements for the U.S. Air Force FY26 renovation of Dormitory Building 635 at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, including complete interior and exterior repair, renovation, design-after-award, construction, commissioning, safety, quality-control, environmental, scheduling, submittal, and closeout requirements.
The work requires the contractor to provide all labor, materials, equipment, investigations, design documentation, and construction necessary to meet the project’s Statement of Work and Division 01 specifications. The building will be unoccupied during performance, and existing work that remains must be protected, repaired, or restored to an equal-or-better condition.
The specification’s table of contents includes requirements for:
- Summary of work
- Work restrictions
- Pricing and payment
- Administration
- Project scheduling
- Submittals
- Design data
- Governmental safety
- Reference publications
- Quality control
- Special inspections
- Temporary facilities and controls
- Environmental controls
- Project identification
- Waste management
- Closeout and operations-and-maintenance data
- Facility data
- Building commissioning
Before excavation, the contractor must:
- Obtain required digging permits.
- Notify the applicable authorities at least 48 hours in advance.
- Use local utility locating services and an independent private utility locator.
- Scan the work area using ground-penetrating radar, electromagnetic, or sonic equipment to identify utilities and obstructions.
The contractor must also prepare a site investigation report, hazard and risk analysis, disruption plan, mold/asbestos/lead-based-paint assessment and abatement plan, proposed work plan, design alternatives, and cost proposals when directed under the facility repair and renewal process.
Work may generally occur from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday, excluding Government holidays. Work outside regular hours requires advance written approval, normally submitted 15 calendar days beforehand, and utility cutovers are to occur outside normal hours unless otherwise directed.
Contractor personnel must comply with installation access and security requirements, including DBIDS registration or limited one-day pass procedures, ongoing background-screening eligibility, badge-return and lost-badge notification requirements, installation smoking restrictions, and applicable radiation-control procedures for radioactive testing equipment.
The project also requires compliance with USACE EM 385-1-1 safety requirements, Government review of designated “G” and “S” submittals, protection of existing facilities and contents, coordination of utility interruptions, construction waste management, commissioning, and submission of final operation, maintenance, and facility data.
The work requires the contractor to provide all labor, materials, equipment, investigations, design documentation, and construction necessary to meet the project’s Statement of Work and Division 01 specifications. The building will be unoccupied during performance, and existing work that remains must be protected, repaired, or restored to an equal-or-better condition.
The specification’s table of contents includes requirements for:
- Summary of work
- Work restrictions
- Pricing and payment
- Administration
- Project scheduling
- Submittals
- Design data
- Governmental safety
- Reference publications
- Quality control
- Special inspections
- Temporary facilities and controls
- Environmental controls
- Project identification
- Waste management
- Closeout and operations-and-maintenance data
- Facility data
- Building commissioning
Before excavation, the contractor must:
- Obtain required digging permits.
- Notify the applicable authorities at least 48 hours in advance.
- Use local utility locating services and an independent private utility locator.
- Scan the work area using ground-penetrating radar, electromagnetic, or sonic equipment to identify utilities and obstructions.
The contractor must also prepare a site investigation report, hazard and risk analysis, disruption plan, mold/asbestos/lead-based-paint assessment and abatement plan, proposed work plan, design alternatives, and cost proposals when directed under the facility repair and renewal process.
Work may generally occur from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday, excluding Government holidays. Work outside regular hours requires advance written approval, normally submitted 15 calendar days beforehand, and utility cutovers are to occur outside normal hours unless otherwise directed.
Contractor personnel must comply with installation access and security requirements, including DBIDS registration or limited one-day pass procedures, ongoing background-screening eligibility, badge-return and lost-badge notification requirements, installation smoking restrictions, and applicable radiation-control procedures for radioactive testing equipment.
The project also requires compliance with USACE EM 385-1-1 safety requirements, Government review of designated “G” and “S” submittals, protection of existing facilities and contents, coordination of utility interruptions, construction waste management, commissioning, and submission of final operation, maintenance, and facility data.
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