Y--F-22A Low Observable/ Composite Repair Facility, Building 898, Holloman Air Force Base, Otero County, New Mexico

Low Observable Composite Repair Facility (LOCRF) is an adaptive re-use of an existing hangar, Building 898, to add two self contained paint booth inserts in two of the hangar bay quadrants. A third paint booth will be inserted into another hangar bay quadrant as a bid option. Each paint booth will be capable of painting an entire fighter jet aircraft. The paint booths will require connections for fire protection, fire alarm, electricity, compressed air, breathable air and heating and ventilation. The support spaces on either side of the hangar bay are being converted into shop spaces, administrative spaces, sensitive access spaces, and locker/restrooms. This renovation consists of demolishing portions of ceilings and walls for the new functional areas; a complete demolition of the existing men's and women's restrooms; new walls, ceilings, furring, new doors and ADA compliant toilets; high expansion foam system as part of the paint booth installation; existing wet pipe system sprinkler heads reconfigured for new spaces; communications runs, mass notification, ACM remediation; and anti-terrorism and force protection measures. The HVAC on the East side of the facility is being replaced with energy efficient units and the existing 120/208 electrical service from the mains to the sub panels is also being replaced.