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5/15/2006
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Board of Commissioners
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<br />Interior Design services for the Cabarrus County Law Enforcement Center and Jail. <br />Designer will be expected to provide services at various stages of the project. The <br />furniture plan created shall be integrated with the development of architectural and <br />engineering plans. Nine months prior to construction completion, the furniture plan must <br />be finalized and approved by the Architect and Owner. Specifications to be used for <br />Acquisition of the furniture shall be provided. As the building nears substantial <br />completion, furniture systems can be installed and connected to power and voice data <br />systems as needed. The tasks associated with this service are as follows: <br /> <br />1. Conceptual Furniture Planning <br />. Purpose of this phase is to develop the furniture space plan. Based on the <br />approved floor plan by the architect the Consultant will develop a list of new <br />furniture required with associated cost estimates. The Consultant anticipates <br />two meetings with the Architect and Owner. <br />. The Consultant will meet with the County's representatives to program <br />functional needs for furniture. Programming will include touring existing <br />spaces and asking the designated representatives about their specific furniture <br />needs and will take place over one business day. <br />. The Consultant will then space plan the furniture based on the programmatic <br />needs. <br />. The Consultant will develop the core elements of "typicals" for the offices and <br />workstations. <br />. The Consultant will create an Excel document outlining the scope of the new <br />furniture to be purchased for budgeting purposes. <br />. The Consultant will place the furniture block plans on a CAD base drawing <br />for use in locating electrical & voice/data outlets. <br /> <br />2. Specification & Acquisition Process <br />. Nine months prior to project completion, The Consultant will resume <br />furniture work. The Consultant will determine which products are then <br />available on State Contract to fulfill the County's needs. The Consultant <br />will select furniture finishes and colors based on the facility design. The <br />Consultant will assist the architect in a presentation to the County for final <br />written approval by the Owner. <br />. Based on the approvals, The Consultant will develop detailed <br />specifications for each of the items to be purchased. The specifications <br />include State Contract information, manufacturer, model, size, <br />color/finish, and any other requirements for ordering. <br />. The Consultant will compile the specifications into bulk orders by <br />manufacturer. The order process will include cross references for room <br />placement. The Consultant will be provided directions in County <br />Purchasing on standard procedure. <br />. The Consultant will provide a list of all new items that will coordinate <br />with the tag symbols on the furniture space place. <br />. The Consultant will prepare drawings indicating the location of each <br />furniture item and identifying items to be relocated in other spaces. <br /> <br />E-2 <br />
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