The project at Building 1416, Joint Strike Fighter Academic Training Facility on Eglin AFB, Florida, involves upgrading the outdated Energy Management Control System (EMCS) to ensure cybersecurity compliance and operational efficiency. The contractor must replace existing control devices, including 332 Lon devices and associated components, with current BACnet over IP devices while adhering to industry safety standards. The scope includes necessary inspections, verification of existing conditions, and potential coordination for site accessibility. Detailed planning for material storage, project phasing, and safety measures is mandated to ensure minimal disruption during construction. A performance verification test (PVT) will be conducted to certify the system's functionality, with specific parameters set for success and further inspections as needed. The contractor is responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations, acquiring necessary permits, and facilitating a secure work environment. The period for design is stipulated at 180 days, while installation extends to 365 days, underlining the project's complexity and importance within the broader context of government infrastructure upgrades. This undertaking underscores Eglin AFB's commitment to modernizing facility controls to enhance operational efficiency and security.