Ft Bragg Installation Design Guide (Condensed)

CONDENSED INSTALLATION DESIGN GUIDE

For

DLA ENERGY-FUNDED

CONTRACTOR-OWNED, CONTRACTOR-OPERATED (COCO)

FUEL FACILITIES

AT

FORT BRAGG, NC

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General: The information in this guide is comprised of a collection of Fort Bragg design and construction policies consolidated by DLA Energy to serve as the Installation Design Guide (IDG) until a more formal and presentable version is developed. It contains information to assist offerors in developing design and cost proposals for Contractorowned, Contractor-operated fuel facility services at Fort Bragg, NC. Not all guidance in the IDG will apply to these facilities as described in the paragraph below.

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IDG Applicability and Limitations: Most of the IDG and Governmental standards found in Unified Facility Criteria (UFC) directives do not apply to the structural design of these facilities due to the temporary (29 years) nature of these contractor-owned, contractor-maintained, contractor-operated fuel facilities, but this paragraph will help differentiate. A. Design: This is neither Military Construction (MILCON), nor government-owned or government-maintained infrastructure; therefore, the UFC structural design specifications do not apply unless specifically included in the contract. Commercial Design specifications will be used for the fuel facility (such as NFPA 30 and 30A) and associated infrastructure, except for those infrastructure components or systems that must integrate, connect, or interface with base infrastructure, utilities, systems, or equipment. That infrastructure or component will be compatible, allowing tie-in and function with the existing government infrastructure as necessary. Structural exterior appearances and landscaping will match the surrounding government structures in accordance with the IDG to blend visually.
B. Oversite: Various Permitting Offices will have regulatory oversite authority as required for their permit. Department of Public Works (DPW) will provide construction permits and associated project oversite to ensure compliance with regulatory and permit directives, Installation regulatory/policy, and contract requirements.
C. Review: Elements of government review/approval are reduced but not eliminated. Plans will be provided to the DPW as required for permits, utility integration, stormwater, erosion control, and project oversite. Government review and approval of the Contractor’s design submittals (35%, 65%, 95%, 100%) is solely for verification of compliance with the Ground Lease, Base Master Plan, Safety, and Environmental standards.