The Statement of Work (SOW) establishes requirements for Architectural-Engineering services to renovate Building 1056 at Maxwell AFB. The contractor is tasked with delivering comprehensive design work, including construction drawings, specifications, cost estimates, and other project documentation in specific formats and quantities. Key tasks include repairing the roof and doors, upgrading HVAC systems, replacing flooring, and ensuring compliance with building codes. The contract necessitates collaboration with registered professional engineers and architects, who must adhere to various regulations and standards specified in the document. Work must be completed within 220 days after the Notice to Proceed, with milestones for design documentation at 65%, 95%, and final (RTA). Deliverables include bound copies of materials in both physical and electronic formats. The SOW mandates the use of standard measurement units and prohibits the specification of asbestos-containing materials. It emphasizes open competition for products specified in the project, aiming for clarity and compliance in design intent, ensuring that all construction meets federal guidelines while supporting the mission of Maxwell AFB.

This document outlines the performance requirements for Architect-Engineer (A-E) services related to federal construction projects at Maxwell Air Force Base. It details the A-E's obligations in terms of obtaining necessary permits, adhering to established design standards, and preparing comprehensive project documentation. The A-E is responsible for conducting site surveys, soil analyses, and preparing cost estimates that meet specific breakdown requirements, promoting transparency and accuracy in project budgeting. Key phases of submission include a series of reports, such as initial assessments of study requirements and subsequent preliminary study reports, all of which must adhere to government specifications and guidelines. Title II services include site inspections, submittal reviews, and coordination of construction activities, which help ensure compliance with Air Force standards. Throughout the process, the A-E must maintain communication with the Contracting Office and provide regular updates on construction progress. This framework is critical in ensuring that construction efforts align with government objectives, reflect cost-effectiveness, and ensure compliance with federal regulations. Overall, the document emphasizes thoroughness and coordination in architectural and engineering services to achieve functional and operational building projects.

The Air Force Wargaming Institute at Maxwell AFB, AL, is seeking to install an access control system in Building 1406 to manage access to a newly planned Secret facility on the first floor. This system should match the recently installed access control for the White Room and the second floor SCIF to ensure consistency and utilize updated technology. The required system is specified as the brand name System Galaxy. The proposal includes the procurement of specific equipment such as controllers, a corporate license for software, badging software, and RFID readers, as well as installation, programming, testing, and user training. All equipment must be new and not refurbished. Martin D. Romig serves as the Point of Contact for this requirement.