Exhibit D - Construction Specifications
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CONSTRUCTION & SECURITY SPECIFICATIONS
Military Recruiting Facilities ~ Production Offices
(CPP’s ~APPENDIX “A”)
VERSION: FY 26.1
(Leased Premises Address)
(Date / Revised Date)
GENERAL STANDARDS (GS)
A. General Guidance:
Each designated Military Service to be located at this recruiting facility will have their specific standards included in the following General Standards (GS), enclosures and attachments. Any significant departure from either the intent of these construction specifications or the approved Chief Architect floor plan will require IMPORTANT: NOTHING IN THESE SPECIFICATIONS WILL PROHIBIT THE SUBSTITUTION,
WITH PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE COE, OF AN EQUIVALENT PRODUCT, SERVICE OR FINISH
(TO INCLUDE ALL LICENSING, SOFTWARE, HARDWARE PARTS, COMPONENTS, ETC.
MEETING THE SPECIFIED REQUIREMENTS HEREIN). LESSOR / CONTRACTOR(S) TO
PROVIDE WRITTEN CERTIFICATION OF EQUIVALENCY TO COE REPRESENTATIVE PRIOR
TO APPROVAL / INSTALLATION.
REQUIRED BY LAW: For all supplied communication requirements and electronic security applications (see paragraph K below), the Lessor (or their contractors) are PROHIBITED (2019 N.D.A.A. law and any subsequent modifications) from providing to the Government any such equipment or services as a substantial or essential component, or critical technology as part of any system. These PROHIBITED security / telecommunications products are from any of the following source entities, any subsidiary or affiliate of such source entities: 1) The People’s Republic of China; 2) Huawei Technologies Company; 3) ZTE Corporation; 4) Hytera Communications Corporation, Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Company; 5) or Dahua Technology Company. Lessor (or contractors) must certify the equipment is not from any of these sources and provide written confirmation to the COE Representative prior to installation. Upon acceptance of the premises, the Lessor or Contractor must re-certify in writing what equipment has been installed, and that all components comply with the 2019 N.D.A.A. requirements.
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Drawings, Plans and Permits: The Lessor is responsible for all permits (including low voltage), drawings, constructing, operating, maintaining, and obtaining a Certificate of Occupancy for the leased premises in accordance with the lease / solicitation requirements. Any changes on the build out of the leased premises should be addressed directly to the COE representative. The recruiters for the subject office(s) are NOT authorized to change or modify anything related to the construction of the office.
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