Chemical Storage Building

The chemical storage building must meet several specifications for construction, safety, and utility. The required minimum dimensions are 42 feet in length, 8 feet in width, and 8 feet 3 inches in height. Access shall be provided by a 60-inch by 80-inch set of double doors, with at least one 36-inch active leaf, centered on one of the 42-foot walls and secured with a padlock-compatible handle. For spill containment, the building must include a sump with a minimum capacity of 1200 gallons.The structure must feature a robust fire-rated design, with walls tested by Intertek for a minimum 4-hour rating and a roof tested for a minimum 3-hour rating. Electrical specifications include a 12-space, 100-amp NEMA 3R main breaker panel (120V/240V), two Class 1, Division 2 explosion-proof LED light fixtures with a switch for the interior, and a dust/vapor-resistant exterior light with a photocell installed outside the hazard zone. Ventilation will be handled by an explosion-proof exhaust system rated for 335 CFM or higher, suitable for petroleum-based storage and compliant with all NFPA/UFC codes, complete with an indicator light and an emergency shut-off switch.For safety and functionality, the building shall be equipped with a grounding kit including an 8-foot ground rod, 10 feet of cable, and a clamp. The interior will be furnished with three-tier, 5-foot-long shelves that are 14 inches deep with a 2-inch lip. A non-perforated, skid-resistant steel ramp, measuring at least 52 inches wide by 72 inches long, must be included. Additionally, the unit shall come with three 10-pound ABC dry chemical fire extinguishers: two installed inside on either side of the door, and one mounted outside in a weatherproof cabinet. The completed chemical storage building is to be delivered to Building P-91, Railroad Street, Fort Drum, NY 13602.