UFC 3-580-10
14 July 2004
Including changes 12 April 2005
during construction are provided in the NMCI Operations Manual at the NAVFAC,
EFDSW Division website: http://www.efdsw.navfac.navy.mil/05/05I/NMCI.HTM
In general terms under the agreement, the Government provides:
Net area requested, when possible;
Server farms, network operation centers, administration, and
warehouse spaces that are fully or partially remediated of hazards
from asbestos and lead-based paint as necessary to ensure a safe
working environment. For points of presence (POPs),
communications closets, and cable plant installation, the contractor
is responsible for Class III and Class IV asbestos and paint with
lead work on a reimbursable basis. The government is responsible
for any other remediation in these areas.
Adequate floor loading capacity in accordance with Appendix C,
Structural;
Heating and ventilation, and air conditioning if available;
Adequate electrical power;
Building and utility drawings of record;
NFPA, UFAS and local code compliance review;
Base security;
Security badges for contractor personnel constructing facilities and
security escorts into areas where contractor personnel are not
normally cleared for access. Lists must be provided in advance by
the NMCI contractor for access.
Note: Conflicts with requirements will be negotiated on a case-by-case basis.
3-2.2
Coordination. The NAVFACENGCOM NMCI GFF management
office at NAVFAC EFDSW Division is the Government coordination point on the
NMCI program for all facilities issues. Questions regarding Chapters 3 and 4 of
this Guidance should be directed to that office via the web site at
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3-2.3
Planned Construction. For DoN construction projects that are
being planned or under construction, the NMCI Contractor and DoN will work
together to identify possible pre-construction design changes to facilitate
compliance with NMCI cabling/voice/data standards. The NMCI Contractor site
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