This document contains measurements related to a building located on the first floor of a specific facility—identified as Building 126. The information mostly consists of various dimensions, presumably of distinct areas or rooms within the building, listed in feet and inches. It appears to provide details necessary for planning and assessing space utilization or renovation needs. The term "abandoncable" at the end may suggest that certain areas could be disregarded or identified for abandonment in future designs or layouts. Overall, the document serves as a precise technical reference for decision-makers involved in federal grants or requests for proposals concerning space modifications or assessments within the building.

The document outlines the specifications for NIPR (Non-secure Internet Protocol Routing) data drops for a building designated as BLDG FS T126. It details the distribution of NIPR drops based on the number of data outlets: three drops per data outlet for 20 outlets (totaling 60 drops) and two drops per data outlet for 11 outlets (totaling 22 drops). In total, there are 31 data outlets resulting in 82 NIPR drops. This information appears to be part of a larger federal or state/local RFP related to communication and data infrastructure improvements within government facilities. The structured approach to detailing the NIPR drop requirements likely supports compliance and operational efficiency within the proposed project.

The Performance Work Statement outlines the requirements for installing eighty-two (82) NIPR drops and additional telecommunication equipment in Building T-126 at Fort Shafter, Hawaii. The contractor must provide personnel, tools, and materials to ensure a turn-key installation that meets NEC and TIA standards. Key tasks include the installation of digital locks, bonding copper bus bars, relocating outlets, replacing patch panels, and ensuring proper grounding and labeling of equipment. Additionally, all reports and deliverables, including architectural documents and operational plans, must be submitted within specified timeframes. Access to facilities must be coordinated with the 30th Sig/NEC point of contact, and contractors must conduct quality control and undergo periodic evaluations of their performance. The document also stipulates policies on cell phone usage, anti-terrorism awareness training (IWATCH), and access passes for personnel and vehicles at Army installations. Contractors are responsible for employee compliance with security training and reporting requirements. Overall, this comprehensive document emphasizes strict adherence to standards and timely execution of services critical for mission success.