SECTION: 08 71 00 DOOR HARDWARE
 
Criteria
  1. Quality Assurance: EP 415-1-261, Volume 3
  2. UFGS SECTION 08 71 00  DOOR HARDWARE
  3. UFC 3-190-02FA  BUILDERS HARDWARE
  4. NFPA 80 Fire Doors and Windows 
  5. NFPA 101 Safety to Life From Fire in Buildings and Structures   
  6. Manual for Maintenance and Repair For Historic Structures
 
Changes or Criteria Notes to Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (UFGS)
Paragraph # and Title (if any) Note to Designer Change Text
2.3.1 Hinges Add the following sentence: Hinges used for work in the Fort Lewis Historic District shall match those used elsewhere in the facility as to size, shape and finish and shall use a "ball-type" hinge pin.
2.3.4 Locks and Latches Add the following general statement: Locks and latches will be compatible with those in current use at the site.  To the maximum extent possible, locksets, latch sets and deadlocks, and all components thereof, including cylinders and removable cores, shall be the products of a single manufacturer.  Bored lock and latch sets are preferred.  Use mortise type locks only for restoration work on existing historic type structures, as approved by PW.  Lock fronts for double-acting doors shall be furnished with wrought boxes.
2.3.13 Keys Add the following: Provide all hardware and construction (temporary) cores required to secure buildings, utility access and related work throughout the construction period.  Provide construction cores with a bright color on their exposed face to ease of identification.  During construction, the Contractor shall meet with representatives of the Contracting Officer, Directorateb of Public Works Lock Shop, and the user to develop a keying schedule.  Submit Schedule to Contracting Officer for approval.  Provide final keying and combinations as performed by a licensed, bonded locksmith approved by the Contracting Officer.  Upon acceptance of the facility for occupancy, replace construction cores with final cores in the presence of the government inspector and a Public Works locksmith, test each lock for proper operation and deliver any permanent or control keys to the inspector.  Prior to core change out, provide the government, by security shipment, with keys tagged with identifying labels in the quantities indicated.
Furnish four (4) keys for each lock core KD (keyed different), and four keys for each set KA (keyed alike) to the Public Works Lock Shop for control and issuing.  In addition to the keys listed above, furnish four additional key blanks per core KA.  Stamp each key with appropriate key control symbol and "U.S. Property - Do Not Duplicate".  Key bows must be stamped with key code line ID (example: LA1223, MPA1223, etc.).  All Fort Lewis codes are 1 to 4 letters and 1 to 4 numbers.  Public Works Lock Shop will provide ID information and Master control number to be used in combinating core.  Do not place room number on keys.
All locks and locksets used on Joint Base Lewis-McChord shall be compatible with the JBLM keying system.  All locks, locksets and lockable panic hardware shall be equipped with cylinders with interchangeable cores as listed above. Locks shall be keyed in sets or subsets as scheduled.  Locks shall be furnished with BEST Brand BLUE construction core or BEST plastic core plugs to protect core splines.
Locks:                  2 change keys per series
Operator keyed sets:    4 keys total per core
SubMaster keys:         5 issued to building key controller
Master keys:            2 issued to Lock Shop Administrator, Building 2043
 
NO MASTER KEYS WILL BE ISSUED EXCEPT TO JBLM PW LOCK SHOP ADMINISTRATOR, BUILDING #2043.
2.3.17.1 Sizes of [Armor] [Mop] [and] Kick Plates Select/add the following: Kick plates shall be Type J106 plastic, color as indicated, or J102, aluminum, brass or stainless steel as indicated.  Width of plates shall be 2 inches less than door width for single doors and 1 inch less for pairs of doors. Height shall be 12 inches, except where the bottom rail is less than 12 inches the plate shall extend to within 1/2 inch of the panel mold or glass bead.  Edges of metal plates shall be square.
 
Mop plates shall be Type J107 plastic in color as indicated,J103 aluminum, brass or, stainless steel as indicated.  Width of plates shall be 2 inches less than door width for single doors and 1 inch less for pairs of doors.  The height shall be 4 inches. Edges of metal plates shall be square.
2.3.26 Special Tools Add the following: Special tools, such as those supplied by the manufacturer for installation and/or service will be supplied to the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Lock Shop for field service, minimum five sets along with all sets of installation instructions and other literature provided with the locks.
 
Design Requirements
Designers shall refer to "Maintenance and Repair Manual For Historic Structures at Fort Lewis, Washington", Sections 6.0 and 7.0.
 All door hardware specifications for new facilities or remodels must be cleared through the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Public Works Lock Shop (253-967-3371).
 
 All hardware specified for use in the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Historic District shall be 612 (bronze).
 
Clarifications:
 
Paragraph 2.3.1 Hinges
For work in Joint Base Lewis-McChord Historic District specify hinges which match those used elsewhere in the structure as to size, shape and finish. Use "ball tip" type hinge pins.
 
Paragraph 2.3.5 Locks and latches 
To the maximum extent possible, locksets, latches and deadbolts shall be the product of a single manufacturer.  Bored lock and latches are preferred.  All cylinders shall be keyed to A-2 system specifications available at http://www.lab-lockpins.com/pinsicore.htm.  Use mortise type locks only for restoration work on historic type structures, as approved by PW.
For all projects with 100 or more new locks of one type, the contractor will deliver five (5) additional locks to the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Public Works Lock Shop.  Phone 253-966-1479.
 
Paragraph 2.3.5.1 Mortise Lock and Latches 
For work in Joint Base Lewis-McChord Historic District specify mortise type locks which match those used elsewhere in the structure as to size, shape and finish. Use raised, beveled escutcheon plate as existing. Match knob type unless lever-type knobs are required for handicapped accessibility.
Paragraph 2.3.7.  All cylinders shall be keyed to A-2 system specifications.  (A-2 system specifications are available at http://www.lab-lockpins.com/pinsicore.htm).
 
 
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