Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey, 345 Middlefield Road,Mail Stop 285, Menlo Park, CA 94025-3591

71 -- FURNITURE TRIANGULAR SOLID WOOD WORKSTATIONS FOR USGS, BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH DIV, COOK, WASHINGTON SOL 00-3402-1279 DUE 081500 POC ann margrave (650)329-4132 E-MAIL: contact: ann margrave @ amargrave@usgs.gov, amargrave@usgs.gov. The U.S. Geological Survey, Biological Resources Division, Columbia River Research Laboratory, 5501-A Cook Underwood Road, Cook, Washington, has a requirement to purchase, on a sole source basis from K-LOG, BusGovt DivGG 800-B, P.O. Box 5, Zion, Ill 60099-0005, the only source able to provide the following stand alone computer workstations: These workstations will have a corner, diagonal, computer location with lowered keyboard shelf or drawer. The privacy walls will be attached to the desktops. Desktops will extend to either side of the computer. Each unit will have two file drawers and a desktop drawer. A hutch design will allow additional storage at each work site. Private and semiprivate office space is limited. Spaces are not standard dimensions and need to have component systems that can be arranged in a variety of configurations to fit the space of the employees. Accessory components that provide additional desktop space is required to fit employees involved in purchasing, research, and administration. The workstations cannot be any more than 5' on each side of the 90 degree corner. The workers will sit diagonally to each other rather than facing the wall or each other. The triangular shape of the desktop is required to accommodate the large monitors used on the computer equipment. Solid wood furniture is required and not particleboard that can cause emission problems in older style buildings. For all of the above-mentioned reasons, K-LOG meets our requirements. The workstations are needed by September 2000. Posted 08/03/00 (W-SN481769). (0216)

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