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1. GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL ....................................................................................................... 1000-1
USING THE BIA HANDBOOK AND SPACE TEMPLATES ................................. 1010-1 JUSTICE / DETENTION FACILITY DESIGN PHILOSOPHY ............................... 1020-1 CULTURAL DESIGN PHILOSOPHY ................................................................. 1030-1CODES, STANDARDS, AND LAWS ................................................................... 1040-1
ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................ 1050-1
2. PRESENTATION OF DATA
GENERAL ....................................................................................................... 2000-1
CONSULTANT SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS ................................................. 2010-1 DOCUMENT REVIEW AND COORDINATION ................................................... 2020-1DESIGN ANALYSIS ......................................................................................... 2030-1
DRAWINGS ..................................................................................................... 2040-1
SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................ 2050-1
COST ESTIMATING ........................................................................................ 2060-1
3. LEED GOALS AND GUIDELINES
GENERAL ....................................................................................................... 3000-1
BIA OBJECTIVES AND REQUIREMENTS ........................................................ 3010-1 LEED-NC GREEN BUILDING RATING SYSTEM ........................................... 3020-14. SITE DESIGN
GENERAL ....................................................................................................... 4000-1
CODES, STANDARDS, AND LAWS ................................................................... 4010-1
SITE DESIGN PRINCIPLES AND CONCEPTS .................................................... 4020-1VEHICULAR CIRCULATION ........................................................................... 4030-1
EMERGENCY ACCESS AND CIRCULATION .................................................... 4040-1SERVICE AREAS ............................................................................................. 4050-1
HARDSCAPE AREAS ....................................................................................... 4060-1
FENCING ........................................................................................................ 4070-1
GEOTECHNICAL EVALUATION ...................................................................... 4080-1
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5. CIVIL
GENERAL ....................................................................................................... 5000-1
CIVIL SELECTION CRITERIA ......................................................................... 5010-1
CODES, STANDARDS, AND LAWS ................................................................... 5020-1
SITE DESIGN AND EARTHWORK .................................................................... 5030-1
EROSION CONTROL ....................................................................................... 5040-1
UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE ........................................................................... 5050-1
WATER SYSTEMS ........................................................................................... 5060-1
WASTEWATER SYSTEMS ............................................................................... 5070-1
STORM DRAINAGE ......................................................................................... 5080-1
ROADS ............................................................................................................ 5090-1
PAVING........................................................................................................... 5100-1
6. LANDSCAPE DESIGN
GENERAL ....................................................................................................... 6000-1
LANDSCAPE MATERIALS SELECTION CRITERIA .......................................... 6010-1CODES, STANDARDS, AND LAWS ................................................................... 6020-1
LANDSCAPE AREAS ....................................................................................... 6030-1
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION ................................................... 6040-1 SOIL, SOIL AMENDMENTS, AND MULCH ....................................................... 6050-1 INTEGRATED WEED, DISEASE, AND PEST MANAGEMENT ........................... 6060-17. ARCHITECTURAL
GENERAL ....................................................................................................... 7000-1
ARCHITECTURAL SYSTEMS SELECTION CRITERIA ...................................... 7010-1CODES, STANDARDS, AND LAWS ................................................................... 7020-1
MOVEABLE AND FIXED FURNITURE/EQUIPMENT ........................................ 7030-1ACOUSTICS .................................................................................................... 7040-1
EXTERIOR WALL SYSTEMS ........................................................................... 7050-1
ROOFING SYSTEMS ........................................................................................ 7060-1
INTERIOR PARTITIONS .................................................................................. 7070-1
ROOF DRAINAGE ........................................................................................... 7080-1
THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION...................................................... 7090-1GLAZING SYSTEMS ........................................................................................ 7100-1
DAYLIGHTING STRATEGIES .......................................................................... 7110-1
DOOR SYSTEMS ............................................................................................. 7120-1
SIGNAGE SYSTEMS ........................................................................................ 7130-1
8. INTERIORS
GENERAL ....................................................................................................... 8000-1
INTERIOR FINISH SYSTEMS SELECTION CRITERIA ...................................... 8010-1CODES, STANDARDS, AND LAWS ................................................................... 8020-1
FINISHES ........................................................................................................ 8030-1
PUBLIC CORRIDORS ...................................................................................... 8040-1
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9. STRUCTURAL
GENERAL ....................................................................................................... 9000-1
STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS SELECTION CRITERIA ............................................ 9010-1CODES, STANDARDS, AND LAWS ................................................................... 9020-1
STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS CONSIDERATIONS ................................................... 9030-1FLOOR SYSTEMS ............................................................................................ 9040-1
ROOF FRAMING SYSTEMS ............................................................................. 9050-1
LATERAL LOAD RESISTING SYSTEMS .......................................................... 9060-1VERTICAL ELEMENTS ................................................................................... 9070-1
STRUCTURAL WALLS .................................................................................... 9080-1
APPURTENANCES ........................................................................................... 9090-1
10. MECHANICAL
GENERAL ..................................................................................................... 10000-1
MECHANICAL SYSTEMS SELECTION CRITERIA ......................................... 10010-1 CODES, STANDARDS, AND LAWS ................................................................. 10020-1 HEATING, VENTILATION, AND AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEMS................... 10030-1 TEMPERATURE CONTROL AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ............. 10040-1PLUMBING .................................................................................................... 10050-1
TRAINING ..................................................................................................... 10060-1
11. ELECTRICAL
GENERAL ..................................................................................................... 11000-1
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SELECTION CRITERIA ........................................... 11010-1 CODES, STANDARDS, AND LAWS ................................................................. 11020-1EXTERIOR UTILITIES .................................................................................. 11030-1
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM DESIGN .................................................................... 11040-1
GROUNDING SYSTEM................................................................................... 11050-1
INTERIOR LIGHTING SYSTEMS ................................................................... 11060-1
EXTERIOR LIGHTING SYSTEMS .................................................................. 11070-1LIGHTING CONTROLS ................................................................................. 11080-1
SPECIAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ................................................................. 11090-1FIRE ALARM SYSTEM .................................................................................. 11100-1
EMERGENCY AND STANDBY POWER SYSTEMS ........................................... 11110-1LIGHTNING PROTECTION ............................................................................ 11120-1
COMMISSIONING ......................................................................................... 11130-1
TRAINING ..................................................................................................... 11140-1
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS ............................................... 11150-1 ELECTRICAL STANDARD DETAILS .............................................................. 11160-112. FIRE PROTECTION
GENERAL ..................................................................................................... 12000-1
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS SELECTION CRITERIA .................................. 12010-1 CODES, STANDARDS, AND LAWS ................................................................. 12020-1SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................. 12030-1
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13. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
GENERAL ..................................................................................................... 13000-1
TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS SELECTION CRITERIA ......................................... 13010-1 CODES, STANDARDS, AND LAWS ................................................................. 13020-1 COMMUNICATIONS ROOMS AND SPACES .................................................... 13030-1COMMUNICATIONS CABLING ...................................................................... 13040-1
COMMUNICATIONS PATHWAYS .................................................................. 13050-1 COMMUNICATIONS GROUNDING AND BONDING ........................................ 13060-1OUTSIDE CONNECTIVITY ............................................................................ 13070-1
NETWORK/PHONE EQUIPMENT .................................................................. 13080-1LOW VOLTAGE ............................................................................................ 13090-1
SECURITY ..................................................................................................... 13100-1
ROOM TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS .................................................................. 13110-1RADIO SYSTEM ............................................................................................ 13120-1
911 CALL CENTER / DISPATCH ................................................................... 13130-1
TRAINING AND O&M MANUALS................................................................. 13140-114. KITCHEN DESIGN
GENERAL ..................................................................................................... 14000-1
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS........................................................................... 14010-1
CODES, STANDARDS, AND LAWS ................................................................. 14020-1WORK FLOW ............................................................................................... 14030-1
SPACE REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................... 14040-1
METALWORK FABRICATION ....................................................................... 14050-1
1000CHAPTER 1: GENERAL INFORMATION General
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1000-1. Introduction
1.1. To ensure that the Tribes have judicial and detention facilities that are culturally
adaptive and can adequately serve their needs, the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Office of Facilities Management and Construction (OFMC) has developed the A Justice/Detention Facilities Design Handbook. This handbook provides standardized procedures for design, drawings, specifications, design analysis, cost estimates, and related support tasks for new, expanded, and renovated BIA Justice / Detention facilities.1.2. As a companion to the Handbook, OFMC has also created theBIA
Justice/Detention Facilities Space Criteria and Detention Facilities Space Templates in two separate volumes. The Space Criteria provides the basis to quantify size of facilities and individual spaces; and define the overall needs for each tribal community. These templates provide specific functional relationships, acceptable components, and specific programmatic criteria for each space. They include diagrammatic information to illustrate spatial layout and programmatic needs for architectural, interior design, structural, HVAC, electrical, communications, fire protection, and signage requirements spaces for all BIA justice and detention facilities1000-2. Program Goals
following: x Design of facilities that reflect the importance of cultural expression x Program facilities to serve the individual needs of tribal communities for justice and detention services throughout the United States. x Sustainable design, through incorporation of the U.S. Green Building certification for all projects x Standardization of individual spaces and programmatic requirements without dictating building aesthetics1000-3. Program Overview
3.1. The BIA is responsible for providing facilities to support judicial and detention
programs and services for tribal communities.3.2. In order to meet this goal in a cost-efficient manner, and to ensure equality for
all new judicial and detention facilities, the BIA seeks to standardize the design and construction of its justice and detention facilities while still allowing for individual needs and cultural expression. Following are the specific standardization goals of the BIA, and the ways they have been addressed in this handbook and the space criteria/templates: 1000General CHAPTER 1: GENERAL INFORMATION
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3.2.1. The Design Process. To ensure a consistent design process from project to
project, procedures are carefully spelled out in the Guidelines for use during design phases. These guidelines include requirements for project submittals, drawings, and specifications including content and format.3.2.2. Programmatic Areas.Standardized space templates of individual
programmatic areas are provided to control design costs. The templates creativity for overall layout and design of justice and detention facilities. Relationship diagrams are provided to indicate the overall organization of justice/detention facilities and areas within it.3.2.3. Construction Methods and Building Systems. The design team can
choose from a variety of construction methods and building systems, appropriate to different regions of the country, that have received prior BIA approval. Standardization of building systems and construction options controls costs and enables the BIA to optimize maintenance procedures and requirements and the training of facilities maintenance personnel. 1010CHAPTER 1: GENERAL INFORMATION Using the BIA Handbook and Space Templates BIA Justice / Detention Facilities Design Handbook 1010-1
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1010-1. General
1.1. To make best use of the handbook, space criteria and space templates, all team
members should first review the three volumes and clearly understand how the documents interrelate, as well as understand general information and related sections that are specific to their design discipline. Designers of Record must coordinate their efforts and develop strategies as a team to ensure a successful project, and to achieve LEED goals required by BIA as specified in Chapter 3 of the Handbook.1010-2. Scope and Applicability of the Design Handbook and Space Templates
2.1. Use the Facilities Design Handbook;
Facilities Space Criteria; Justice/Detention Space Templates for new justice and detention facilities funded by the BIA, to include projects with tribes and tribal organizations. The scope of this handbook is limited to Tier I detention facilities. A detailed description of Tier I detention facilities are included in Chapter 1 of the .1010-3. Codes, Standards, and Laws
3.1. Follow codes, standards, and laws identified in this handbook as they apply to
individual projects. Do not substitute alternative codes and standards without special approval from the OFMC. Submit all substitution requests in writing.All approved substitutions must be in writing.
1010-4. Conflicts, Questions, and Appeals
4.1. Where conflicts or questions arise pertaining to information presented in this
handbook or in the space templates, the Designer of Record is to notify the BIA Contracting Officer in writing. The BIA Contracting Officer will review questions and forward decisions to the Designer of Record.1010-5. Design Process
5.1. This handbook provides a general process for building and site design. The
companion volume provides templates for building organization based on various justice and detention facility models. Spatial relationship diagrams illustrate ways to organize justice and detention facilities but are not all- inclusive.5.2. In general, design teams are required to adhere to the layouts shown in the space
templates. Use alternative room arrangements where appropriate due to building geometry; however, such deviations should be limited. 1010Using the BIA Handbook and Space Templates CHAPTER 1: GENERAL INFORMATION
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1010-6. Building and Site Systems Selection Process
6.1. Optional building systems are included in guidelines to provide design team
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