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See attached documents for scope of work and any applicable drawings.Amendment 0001

Must have a presentation attack detection (PAD) to be able to determine fingerprint is valid. e. Must have at least USB 2.0 high speed interface. f. Must be able to operate with system Windows 7/8.1/10 g. Must have illuminated pictograms on device display. h. Able to capture the fingerprint with both flat and rolls. i. Must be light weight and ergonomically design of a minimum of (3) three lbs. maximum of (5) five lbs. j.

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS WARNING: IF UNCOVERED MATERIALS ARE SUSPECTED OF CONTAINING ASBESTOS, LEAD-BASED PAINT, PCB'S OR ANY OTHER HAZARDOUS MATERIAL, STOP WORK IN THAT AREA AND REPORT THE CONCERN TO THE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER, OWNER AND ENGINEER IMMEDIATELY. 18. FURNISH AND INSTALL ALL INCIDENTAL ACCESSORIES REQUIRED TO MAKE THE MECHANICAL WORK COMPLETE AND OPERATIONAL. 19.

Given the potential for PFAS to be a classified by the USEPA as a hazardous material, provide an explanation as to how this change in classification would affect the proposed methodology or supporting services, particularly associated with the transport of concentrated liquids or other waste and the associated impact on long-term O&M costs.

Avoidance: - Spill containment equipment and materials will be readily available should any releases occur. All hazardous materials and debris will be stored above the high tide line (HTL) and secured to prevent being blown offshore. All chemicals and petroleum products will be properly stored to prevent spills. Petroleum products, cement, chemicals, or other deleterious materials will not be allowed to enter surface waters.

Proprietary information, if any, must be clearly marked on all material(s) submitted. All information received marked Proprietary will be handled in accordance with 41 USC 2101- 2107. Responding to this RFI is completely voluntary and will not enhance or adversely affect responses to any resulting solicitation if such solicitation is issued at a later date. There is no competitive advantage gained by responding to this RFI.

This project will comply with Unified Facilities Codes (UFCs) 1-200-01, 1-200-02, 4-010-01, 3-580, 3-550-01, 3-600-01, and 520-01; Air Force Instructions (AFIs) 32-1062, 32-1063, 32-1065, and other applicable UFCs, installation architectural standards, and local building codes.Anticipated Construction Phase will include the following activities: B208: Testing suspected surfaces for hazardous materials before demolition or paint preparation (sanding