OL/NBPO WEEKLY REPORT - PERIOD ENDING 11 JUNE 1986

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP89-00063R000200180018-8
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• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 9, 2011
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OL/NBPO WEEKLY REPORT - PERIOD ENDING 11 JUNE 1986
1. Progress Reports on Tasks Assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items or Events of Major Interest That Have Occurred During the
Preceding Week:
violations observed in March and April11 0U, the general level of OSHA
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a. Based upon copies of Occupational Safety and Health t''
Administration (OSHA) citations received in the New Building Project Office
(NBPO), OL, during the period 12-29 May1i~986-, some $16,000 in safety
violations were assessed on the New Headquarters Building construction site
during the months of March and April,1986-r The largest single citation, in
the amount of $7,000, was issued to Bristol Steel and Iron Works, a Centex
subcontractor which provides fabricated steel products, for failing to
properly barricade a fifth floor opening ". . exposing employees to a fall
potential of approximately 77 feet." While these citations were issued for
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c. The first of eight Exide Electronics UPS systems that will be
b. Balmar Reprographics delivered 55 sets of 50 originals plus one
duplicate mylar master of each of the New Headquarters Building (NHB) fifth
floor refitup drawings on 6 June,i9Ot Also delivered were two copies each
of 57 originals of the sixth floor, and a special job of 10 copies of one
original. All drawings received from SH&G in Detroit have now been
reproduced according to need. The sixth floor drawings will be sent out
for 55 copies each after field review, and will complete the process of
transmitting all of the NHB design changes resulting from the November 1985
Headquarters Management Board decisions concerning revised NHB occupancy to
the NHB construction contractor. /
at the Exide factory in North Carolina. While the units needed some
initial adjustment to pass the 125 percent and 150 percent load tests, they
are now exceeding the specifications and are ready for delivery to the NHB
installed in the New Headquarters Building (NHB) were tested 2-6 June 1-9
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foot New Headquarters Building carpet procurement were received on 6 June.
X9$6?. These submissions have been reviewed by Procurement Division, and
the New Building Project Office, OL, and are now scheduled for presentation
to the Agency Contract Review Board during the Pk nf 16 June, 4&6. The
STAT contract award is scheduled for 20 June,
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/ Memorial Parkway entrance to the Headquarters compound was delivered to the
New Building Project Office (NBPO), OL, on Friday, 6 June 3986. The report
is being reviewed by NBPO and the Office of Security in order to consider
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f. As part of the New Headquarters Building Bid Package #3
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successful automatic operation of boiler #2 on natural gas occurred during
the period 6-9 June 1406 at the Headquarters Powerhouse. This represents
the first reconfigured boiler which has dual fuel capability of either
STAT I natural gas or #2 fuel oil.
g. As part of the Headquarters Powerhouse upgrade, the third
\ ,,,Carrier chiller was placed in operation. This represents the third of six
new chiller w h are being installed in the Powerhouse upgrade. (J.
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h. Agency employees should have noticed recent increased activity
on the George Washington Memorial Parkway acceleration lane project. The 0 contractor has been working on the grading, landscaping, and drainage
t control on both sides of the median strip. On the morning of 10 June 1986
he contractor planted several trees at the north end of the barricade
wall. Stone delivery/availability apparently is still a problem as no
activity has been observed on the wall itself. It appears as though the
$500-per-day liquidated damages assessment invoked by the Federal Highway
STAT Administration is having some effect.
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i. The scale model of the New Headquarters Building was recently
moved from its location at the intersection of the C and D corridors on the
first floor to a more prominent position replacing the Ecco Homo sculpture
in the D-E corridor. At the June meeting of the Fine Arts Commission
(FAC), concern was voiced over the long-term effect that sunlight will have
on the photographs and scale model that make up the exhibit. A suggestion
was made that the exhibit be relocated to the corridor leading to the
library where the Presidents' photographs are hung. The FAC will survey
the referenced area to determine if there is enough room for the exhibit.
3. Events Anticipated During the Coming Week:
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Chief, New Building Project Office
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