General Services Administration, National Furniture Center (3FNS-Co), Washi, Ngton, DC 20406

71 -- FURNITURE SYSTEMS WORKSTATIONS SOL 3FNS-96-B702-N DUE 042396 POC Theresa a. Keith (703) 305-7289 Systems furniture project for United States agency for internationaldevelopment, Federal Triangle building, Washington, DC for approximately 2400 workstations. The panel system must be a stackable tile and frame system. The frames must be able to connect off-module. The system must have integral panel rails that allow for the hanging of worksurfaces and overhead storage components off module. The frames must stack from an approximate height of 36-44 inches to the ceiling to enclose individual workstations and must be capable of supporting hang on componentry. The system must support a continuous run of electrical power from ''on to off'' module conditions. The tile and frame system must meetansi/BIFMA X 5.6-1993 requirements, E-84 (standard method of test for surface burning characteristics of building materials, and applicable UL requirements). Sources must have commercially available product and will be required to perform product evaluation and demonstration. Responses not received by the due date will not be considered for this acquisition. Installation to be phased beginning October, 1996 and to be completed July, 1997. See numbered Note 12.(0065)

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