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(DBB-AE) KIC Lab Renovation B12, Keyport (22817435)

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The KIC Lab Renovation project involves the relocation of the Keyport Innovation Center to B12 Room 141 to resolve current space constraints and accessibility issues. Funded by NISE, this Design-Bid-Build effort is scheduled for design in FY24 with construction following in FY25. The project aims to create a versatile, secure environment capable of supporting future growth through a comprehensive architectural overhaul. Key requirements include the installation of specialized storage for hazmat, chemicals, and lithium batteries, as well as the creation of a collaboration suite and dedicated workstations. Technical specifications focus on robust HVAC systems for humidity control and specialized ventilation for 3D printing, laser engraving, and soldering. Additionally, the facility will feature industrial upgrades such as a vacuum system for CNC milling, compressed air, an emergency eyewash station, and reinforced electrical infrastructure to support all lab equipment.

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NISE-funded KIC Lab relocation to B12 Room 141 featuring specialized technical infrastructure upgrades.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Northwest

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541310 - Architectural Services

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NW: BANGOR PDC, USA

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Summary - This design effort will enable the Keyport Innovation Center (KIC) to be relocated to B12 Rm 141, a much larger and versatile space. This move will eliminate issues such as space constraint, accessibility, and allow room for growth that are currently problematic in their existing space. This project will be NISE funded with Design-Bid-Build (DBB) effort planned to begin in FY24 design and construction programmed for FY25. A. Architectural Considerations 1. Work stations for KIC Lab personnel – quantity to be identified 2. Restrooms – Men’s and Woman’s 3. Wash down sink with tempered water 4. Large Entry to be able to move equipment in and out of the KIC (60”x84”) 5. Storage areas: a. Equipment not in use b. Materials c. Hazmat and Chem lockers d. Lithium Battery Locker e. Lockable Storage space for materials and equipment f. Miscellaneous Storage g. Lockers for Projects 6. Isolate space from the rest of the building to be able to secure and maintain ventilation control. 7. Sound dampening to prevent Echo 8. Collaboration Suite with configurable tables and chairs 9. Solid floor for easy cleaning 10. Waste Collection area: Solid and Water/Liquid waste 11. Emergency Eyewash Station 12. “Hotel” locations for users (with power and network) B. HVAC/Mechanical Considerations 1. Comfort heating and cooling with Humidity Control 2. Adequate Ventilation for 3d printing resin and resin cleaning products 3. Specialty ventilation: laser engraver, soldering and electrical test benches 4. Vacuum System for CNC/Milling 5. Supply/waste/Vent for restrooms and wash sink 6. Available Compressed Air - LP C. Electrical Considerations – The Facility must have adequate power to support all equipment: i. 6 smal ... NOTE: description has been truncated, please see Project Note for full description.

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