Scope of Work
The NCNG has initiated planning for design and construction of an
Aviation Maintenance Hangar and renovation of existing facilities at
the Salisbury AASF #2 facility. The combined 90,000 SF Aircraft
Maintenance facility upgrades will provide operational space,
equipment storage areas, and administrative space to support
aircraft maintenance and flight operations.
The 56,000 SQFT Aircraft Maintenance Hangar includes
maintenance bays, supply facilities, allied trades space, and quality
control areas. These facilities are directly related to the operation
and maintenance of aircraft, component and assembly rebuilding,
and quality control of aviation maintenance requirements for the
NCARNG. This project will also construct 6,000 SQFT and renovate
28,000 SQFT of Administrative and Ground Support Equipment
facilities. Construction will include all utility services, information
systems, fire detection and alarm systems, roads, walks, curbs,
gutters, storm drainage, parking areas, and site improvements
required for a complete and usable project.
The new hangar and renovation of the flight facilities will address
the existing issue of inadequate space to support aircraft
maintenance and flight operations.
This project is contingent upon receipt of federal funds,
expected in the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2023 (October to
December of Calendar Year 2022) which will fund Phase I of the
phase concept outlined below. Proceeding with Phase II will be
contingent upon receipt of additional federal funding, date
TBD.
Phase I: Preliminary Design
Develop and complete Schematic Design (SD) and Design
Development (DD) phases of Design in accordance with the State
Construction Manual and NC National Guard Requirements (as
indicated below) which will serve as a road map to support the
Army's mission, while simultaneously providing and maintaining the
capability to sustain, prepare, reset, and transform the NCNG's
force structure.
NCNG Requirements:
1. Establish a Vision
2. Develop Goals and Objectives
3. Develop and Evaluate Alternatives
The NCNG will provide DD 1390/91, master planning documents,
and other related program documents that detail potential future
force structure and work activities on the complex for the Designer
to Develop and Evaluate Alternatives.
The design team should use the following references as bases for
design and construction requirement:
a) Army Regulation 420-1, Army Facilities Management, Chapter 10
b) NGR 415-5, Military Construction Program Execution
c) NGR 420-10, Construction & Facilities Management Office Operations
d) NG Pamphlet 415-12, Army National Guard Facilities Allowances
e) ARNG Design Guide 415-1, Army National Guard Military Construction
Program Development and Execution
f) Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 1-200-1, DoD Building Code with
Change 1
g) Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 2-100-01, Installation Master Planning
with Change 1
Phase II - Final Design plus Bidding, Construction
Administration, and Closeout
The Designer will team with their consultants to develop and
complete the Construction Documents (CD) phase of Design and
transition into Bidding, Construction Administration, and Closeout
services for the project in accordance with the State Construction
Manual
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