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JOHN A. JURGIEL & ASSOCIATES, INC.

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TITLE SHEET AND INDEX OF

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RENOVATE SECOND FLOOR

CENTER, JB BLDG 52

1 JEFFERSON BARRACKS DR,

ST. LOUIS, MO 63125

AUGUST 25, 2021

BID DOCUMENTS

657-20-102JB20-028

RENOVATE SECOND FLOOR CENTER,

JB BLDG 52

1 JEFFERSON BARRACKS DR, ST. LOUIS, MO 63125

VA PROJECT #: 657-20-102JB

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DRAWING LIST

MECHANICAL

M-001 MECHANICAL GENERAL INFORMATION 1 10

MD101 SECOND FLOOR MECHANICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 1 2 10

MD102 SECOND FLOOR MECHANICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 2 3 10

MD103 SECOND FLOOR MECHANICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 3 4 10

MH101 SECOND FLOOR MECHANICAL PLAN - PHASE 1 5 10

MH102 SECOND FLOOR MECHANICAL PLAN - PHASE 2 6 10

MH103 SECOND FLOOR MECHANICAL PLAN - PHASE 3 7 10

M-501 MECHANICAL DETAILS 8 10

M-502 MECHANICAL CONTROLS 9 10

M-601 MECHANICAL SCHEDULES 10 10

ELECTRICAL

E-001 ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES, SYMBOL LEGENDS, AND ABBREVIATIONS 1 14

ED101 SECOND FLOOR ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 1 2 14

ED102 SECOND FLOOR ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 2 3 14

ED103 SECOND FLOOR ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 3 4 14

EP101 SECOND FLOOR ELECTRICAL PLAN - PHASE 1 5 14

EP102 SECOND FLOOR ELECTRICAL PLAN - PHASE 2 6 14

EP103 SECOND FLOOR ELECTRICAL PLAN - PHASE 3 7 14

EM101 SECOND FLOOR MECHANICAL POWER PLAN - PHASE 1 8 14

EM102 SECOND FLOOR MECHANICAL POWER PLAN - PHASE 2 9 14

EM103 SECOND FLOOR MECHANICAL POWER PLAN - PHASE 3 10 14

E-501 ELECTRICAL DETAILS 11 14

E-601 EXISTING ONE-LINE DIAGRAM 12 14

E-602 NEW WORK ONE LINE DIAGRAM 13 14

E-603 SCHEDULES 14 14

TECHNOLOGY

T-001 TECHNOLOGY GENERAL NOTES, SYMBOL LEGEND, AND ABBREVIATIONS 1 8

TD101 SECOND FLOOR TECHNOLOGY DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 1 2 8

TD102 SECOND FLOOR TECHNOLOGY DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 2 3 8

TD103 SECOND FLOOR TECHNOLOGY DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 3 4 8

T-101 SECOND FLOOR TECHNOLOGY PLAN - PHASE 1 5 8

T-102 SECOND FLOOR TECHNOLOGY PLAN - PHASE 2 6 8

T-103 SECOND FLOOR TECHNOLOGY PLAN - PHASE 3 7 8

T-501 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS 8 8

FIRE ALARM

FA001 FIRE ALARM GENERAL NOTES, SYMBOL LEGEND, AND RISER 1 4

FA101 SECOND FLOOR FIRE ALARM PLAN - PHASE 1 2 4

FA102 SECOND FLOOR FIRE ALARM PLAN - PHASE 2 3 4

FA103 SECOND FLOOR FIRE ALARM PLAN - PHASE 3 4 4

DRAWING LIST

GENERAL

G-001 TITLE SHEET AND INDEX OF DRAWINGS 1 5

G-100 GENERAL INFORMATION AND ICRA EVALUATION 2 5

G-101 ICRA DETAILS 3 5

LS101 SECOND FLOOR OVERALL LIFE SAFETY PLAN 4 5

LS102 SECOND FLOOR LIFE SAFETY PLAN 5 5

STRUCTURAL

S-001 GENERAL NOTES AND DESIGN LOADS 1 4

SD101 SECOND FLOOR DEMOLITION FRAMING PLAN 2 4

S-101 SECOND FLOOR FRAMING PLAN 3 4

S-301 SECTIONS AND DETAILS 4 4

ABATEMENT

HA100 FIRST FLOOR ABATEMENT PLAN - PHASE 2 AND 3 1 4

HA101 SECOND FLOOR ABATEMENT PLANS - PHASE 1 2 4

HA102 SECOND FLOOR ABATEMENT PLANS - PHASE 2 3 4

HA103 SECOND FLOOR ABATEMENT PLANS - PHASE 3 4 4

ARCHITECTURAL

A-001 ARCHITECTURAL SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS AND NOTES 1 13

A-002 LOGISTICS SITE PLAN 2 13

A-003 GROUND FLOOR CONSTRUCTION ACCESS PLAN 3 13

AD101 SECOND FLOOR DEMOLITION PLANS - PHASE 1 4 13

AD102 SECOND FLOOR DEMOLITION PLANS - PHASE 2 5 13

AD103 SECOND FLOOR DEMOLITION PLANS - PHASE 3 6 13

A-101 OVERALL SECOND FLOOR PLAN - COMPLETE 7 13

A-102 SECOND FLOOR PLANS - PHASE 1 8 13

A-103 SECOND FLOOR PLANS - PHASE 2 9 13

A-104 SECOND FLOOR PLANS - PHASE 3 10 13

A-401 ENLARGED PLANS AND DETAILS 11 13

A-402 PLAN DETAILS 12 13

A-601 DOOR SCHEDULE, TYPES, DETAILS 13 13

INTERIORS

I-001 FINISH SCHEDULE 1 15

I-101 SECOND FLOOR FINISH AND WALL PROTECTION PLAN 2 15

I-121 SECOND FLOOR FLOOR PATTERN PLAN 3 15

I-141 SECOND FLOOR SIGNAGE PLAN AND SCHEDULE 4 15

I-201 CASEWORK ELEVATIONS 5 15

I-202 CASEWORK DETAILS 6 15

I-401 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS - WALL PROTECTION 7 15

I-402 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS - EQUIPMENT 8 15

I-411 OVERALL SECOND FLOOR EQUIPMENT FLOOR PLAN 9 15

I-421 ENLARGED EQUIPMENT PLAN - AREA A 10 15

I-422 ENLARGED EQUIPMENT PLAN - AREA B 11 15

I-423 ENLARGED EQUIPMENT PLANS 12 15

I-431 ENLARGED RESTROOMS AND ELEVATIONS 13 15

I-601 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE 14 15

I-602 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE 15 15

FIRE SUPPRESSION

FX001 FIRE SUPPRESSION GENERAL INFORMATION 1 7

FD101 SECOND FLOOR FIRE SUPPRESSION DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 1 2 7

FD102 SECOND FLOOR FIRE SUPPRESSION DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 2 3 7

FD103 SECOND FLOOR FIRE SUPPRESSION DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 3 4 7

FX101 SECOND FLOOR FIRE SUPPRESSION PLAN - PHASE 1 5 7

FX102 SECOND FLOOR FIRE SUPPRESSION PLAN - PHASE 2 6 7

FX103 SECOND FLOOR FIRE SUPPRESSION PLAN - PHASE 3 7 7

PLUMBING

P-001 PLUMBING GENERAL INFORMATION 1 14

PD101 FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR PLUMBING DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 1 2 14

PD102 FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR PLUMBING DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 2 3 14

PD103 FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR PLUMBING DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 3 4 14

PG101 SECOND FLOOR MED GAS PLAN - PHASE 1 5 14

PG102 SECOND FLOOR MED GAS PLAN - PHASE 2 6 14

PG103 SECOND FLOOR MED GAS PLAN - PHASE 3 7 14

PP101 FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR PLUMBING PLAN - PHASE 1 8 14

PP102 FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR PLUMBING PLAN - PHASE 2 9 14

PP103 FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR PLUMBING PLAN - PHASE 3 10 14

P-501 PLUMBING DETAILS 11 14

P-601 PLUMBING SCHEDULES 12 14

P-901 SANITARY RISER DIAGRAM 13 14

P-902 DOMESTIC WATER RISER DIAGRAM 14 14

PROJECT LOCATION

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BUILDING 52, SECOND

FLOOR CENTER

BUILDING 52

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DocuSign Envelope ID: 888B11FB-E4E1-443E-953F-123DFA36EAA4

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WALL SECTION

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THE FOLLOWING SYSTEMS ARE A DESIGN/BUILD RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR

OR PRODUCT MANUFACTURER AND WILL REQUIRE THE DEFERRED SUBMITTAL OF

DESIGN WORK TO THE CITY OF MELHVILLE FOR PLAN REVIEW AND PERMITTING:

1. FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS

2. FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS

1-1/2"

DIAMETER

GRAB BAR

TOILET

TISSUE

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SANITARY

NAPKIN

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TOILET

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TOILET

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NOTE: SINKS IN COUNTERS TO BE

MOUNTED WITH RIM NO MORE

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LEAST 2'-3" KNEE CLEARANCE.

CLEAR

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Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA)

Project Title:

Description:

Drawing Link:

COR/Frm/PM: Phone:

Ctr Rep: Phone:

Type Construction Activities Risk Service Area

Type A

Inspection and Non-Invasive Activities.

Include, but are not limited to:

☐ Removal of ceiling tiles for visual inspection limited to 1 tile per 50 square feet.

☐ Painting (but not sanding).

☐ Wall covering, electrical trim work, minor plumbing, and activities that do not generate dust or require cutting of walls or access to ceilings other than for visual inspection.

Low Risk

Office areas; Out Doors; Electrical or Mechanical Rooms;

Social Work; Retail Store; Stage, Recreation, Theater;

Stairwells; Conference Rooms; Other

Medium Risk

Physical and Occupational Therapy; Outpatient Clinics;

Waiting Rooms; Sleep Lab; Mental Health (outpatient only); Prosthetics / Orthotics; Domiciliary; Other

Type B

Small scale, short duration activities that create minimal dust.

Include, but are not limited to:

☐ Installation of telephone and computer cabling.

☐ Access to chase spaces using doors or hatches

(not cutting).

High Risk

Emergency Room; Kitchen or Food Preparation / Dining /

Canteen; Echocardiography; Radiology/MRI; Respiratory

Therapy; Nuclear Medicine; Senior Mental Health (In

Patient or Senior); Community Living Center (CLC); Clean

Supply; Other

Type C

Work that generates a moderate to high level of dust or requires demolition or removal of any fixed building components or assemblies.

Includes, but is not limited to:

☐ Sanding or cutting of walls or ceilings.

☐ Removal of floor coverings, ceiling tiles, and casework.

☐ New wall construction.

☐ Minor duct work or electrical work above ceilings.

☐ Major cabling activities.

☐ Any activity that cannot be completed within a single work shift.

Highest Risk

Cardiac Cath, EP Lab or Cardiology; Sterile Processing

Service (SPS); All inpatient medical or surgical units; Care

Units: PACU, MICU, SICU, TCU; Spinal Cord Injury (SCI);

Negative pressure isolation rooms; Outpatient chemotherapy or Oncology areas; Operating Rooms;

Endoscopy; Dialysis; Bronchoscopy; Pharmacy; Clinical

Laboratories; Other

Type D

Major demolition and construction projects.

Includes, but is not limited to:

☐ Activities that require consecutive work shifts.

☐ Requires heavy demolition or removal of a complete cabling system.

☐ New construction.

Risk Group

Const Type

ICRA Classification

Low Med High Highest

Type A I I I II

Type B II II II III/IV

Type C II III III/IV III/IV

Type D III/IV IV IV IV

During construction, perform following daily: Upon completion, performed the following:

1. Execute work by methods to minimize dust dispersal from minor flooring or surface disruptions.

2. For visual inspection only, dampen ceiling tile with water spray before removing. Replace a ceiling tile immediately after inspection; do not leave unattended.

1. Clean up ceiling tile and flooring surfaces below with HEPA filtered vacuum or damp mop.

Class I

3. Provide active means to prevent dust from dispersing. Dust left on the floors, clothing and/or body is not allowed in order to prevent spreading and tracking.

“Active means” are:

a. Vacuum attachments on tools with HEPA vacuum when generating dust, or

b. HEPA vacuuming immediately as the dust is generated.

c. Remove or isolate HVAC system in areas where work is being performed.

d. Water mist work surfaces to control dust while cutting.

e. Seal unused doors with duct tape.

f. Block off and seal all HVAC air vents.

g. Place +tacky mat at inside of entrance of work area and change frequently or when ineffective.

h. Wet mop and/or vacuum with +HEPA-filtered vacuum the work area before leaving the site. Brooming is not sufficient.

4. Whenever transporting outside of construction site, wipe materials, equipment and work surfaces with EPA registered, unscented +disinfectant, which has manufacturer’s labeling as a bactericide, tuberculocide, virucide, and fungicide.

5. There shall be no standing, uncovered water during construction. This includes water in equipment drip pans and open containers within the construction areas. All accidental spills must be cleaned up and dried within 12 hours. Remove and dispose of porous materials that remain damp for more than 72 hours.

2. Wet mop and/or vacuum with

HEPA-filtered vacuum before leaving work area and wipe work surfaces with disinfectant.

3. Contain construction waste before transport in tightly covered containers.

Tape may be used to ensure a tight cover.

4. Remove isolation of HVAC system in areas when work and area cleanup has been completed.

Class II

6. Complete all critical barriers, i.e., sheetrock, plywood, plastic, to seal area from non-work area or implement control cube method before construction begins.

7. Maintain Negative Pressure Ventilation (NPV) at 0.01” Water Column (WC) within the work site utilizing NPV machine.

8. NPV monitoring devices should be visible from outside the worksite and readings shall be documented daily or more often as needed. Keep tracking monitoring device and tracking log at outside of entrance at the site.

9. Contain construction waste before transport in tightly covered containers. Tape covering, unless using form-fitting solid lid.

5. Remove barrier materials carefully to minimize spreading of dirt and debris associated with construction.

6. Do not remove barriers from work area until completed project is thoroughly and inspected by COR, Safety and Infection Control.

Class III

10. Seal holes, pipes, conduits, and punctures. All above

Class IV

11. Construct anteroom and require all personnel to pass through this room to be vacuumed using a HEPA vacuum cleaner before leaving work site OR they can wear cloth or paper coveralls that are removed each time they leave the work site.

12. All personnel entering work site are required to wear shoe covers. Shoe covers must be changed each time the worker exits the work area.

ICRA - Operations Steps Project Title: RENOVATE BUILDING 52 SECOND FLOOR CENTER Project/WO # 657-20-102JB

Identify the areas surrounding the project area, assessing potential impact.

Unit Below Risk Group:

Unit Above Risk Group:

East Risk Group:

West Risk Group:

North Risk Group:

South Risk Group:

-isolation/negative airflow rooms?

-hand hygiene sinks?

-clean or soiled utility rooms ?

Identify containment issues with the project team: traffic flow, housekeeping, and debris removal (if not on dwg).

Also, Insert any EXCEPTIONS or ADDITIONS to above items here.

Interim Life Safety Measures (ILSM) Project Title: Project/WO #

A. EXITS: Does the project/repair have the potential of affecting an exit or other means of egress?

Yes / No

Will the affected exit be used by other than the contractor’s/maintenance personnel? /

Required Actions: An alternate exit must be designated and training is required for those persons affected. Safety office will conduct/coordinate training. Means of exiting construction/repair areas must be inspected and documented by contractor/shop designee on a daily basis to prevent blockages due to debris.

Specific Actions (confirm with Safety Dept):

B. EMERGENCY ACCESS: Does the project/repair have the potential of obstructing access for fire department vehicles, fire fighters, suppression connections, hydrants, or fire lanes?

Required Actions: An alternate means of access must be designated and the St. Louis City (JC)/St. Louis

County (JB) Fire Department and VA Police must be notified by the Safety Office of the alternative.

Specific Actions (confirm with Safety Dept):

C. FIRE PROTECTION: Does the project/repair have the potential of impairing existing fire alarm, detection, or suppression systems?

Will temporary fire protection systems be required as part this project/repair?

Required Actions: If a fire protection or alarm system is to be rendered non-operational for more than 4 hours out of a 24-hour period, either a substitute system or a fire watch must be initiated. If neither of these methods can be implemented, the area must be closed down and evacuated. All of these measures must be coordinated with the Safety Office, VA Police, and the affected staff.

Specific Actions (confirm with Safety Dept):

D. TEMPORARY PARTITIONS: Will construction involve the use of temporary fire or smoke partitions or barriers?

Required Actions: If construction/repair involves major breaches in fire or smoke barriers, the contractor must erect temporary walls around the construction area to have fire and smoke ratings equal, or better, to the barrier rating that has been compromised.

Specific Actions (confirm with Safety Dept):

E. ADDITIONAL FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING: Does the area affected by the project warrant placement of additional fire protection equipment?

Will additional firefighting training be required by affected personal?

Required Actions: If the fire load of a particular area is significantly increased over normal due to construction, additional firefighting equipment (such as fire extinguishers) will be required. If any of this additional firefighting equipment is of a different type than that already available in the affected area, training in the use of this equipment for staff or contractor personnel is required.

Specific Actions (confirm with Safety Dept):

Identify impact issues (probable disruptions/outages, and describe their corresponding corrective actions).

Noise:

Is the work area in or adjacent to an isolation room?

Identify containment measures:

Note: Renovation/construction area

- shall be isolated from the occupied areas during const. and shall be negative with respect to surrounding areas.

- boundary shared with public or patient care areas must have hard walls.

- using hard walls must use door with door closer and lock; otherwise, plastic walls may use zipper door.

Is there a risk of compromising structural integrity (e.g., wall, ceiling, etc.) due to potential of water damage?

Does the work need to be performed during patient-care hours?

Does this work remove any of the following from service?

F. SMOKING POLICY: Will variance to existing medical center smoking policy be permitted?

Required Actions: If designated smoking areas are impacted or closed due to construction, temporary areas may need to be established.

Specific Actions (confirm with Safety Dept):

G. COMBUSTIBLE LOAD LEVELS: Does the project involve the storage of flammable or combustible materials?

Does the project have the potential for creating flammable or combustible debris?

Required Actions: Surveillance of construction sites will need to be increased to prevent the accumulation of excess flammable or combustible debris. The fire load of the construction area must be kept to a minimum.

Specific Actions (confirm with Safety Dept):

H. FIRE DRILLS: Does the project warrant additional fire drills within the affected areas?

Required Actions: If the life safety features of a particular area are adversely impacted by construction, then the frequency of fire drills must be increased to two per shift per quarter for healthcare/lodger occupancies. Adverse impacts would include blocked fire exits, impaired fire alarm or sprinkler systems, or major compromises in fire or smoke barriers or compartments.

Specific Actions (confirm with Safety Dept):

L. FACILITY-WIDE TRAINING: Does the project present life safety code deficiencies or construction hazards which warrant facility-wide education of personnel concerning the interim life safety measures?

Does the project present occupational health deficiencies which warrant facility-wide education of personnel concerning those procedures?

Required Actions: Training must be provided facility wide to educate staff, patients and visitors to any life safety system that is impaired throughout the entire building. In addition, the St. Louis City (JC)/St. Louis

County (JB) Fire Department and VA Police will be notified.

Specific Actions (confirm with Safety Dept):

Interim Life Safety Measures (ILSM) (con't) Project Title: Project/WO #

I. HAZARD SURVEILLANCE: Does the project present additional hazards, such as excavations, construction storage or field offices, crane work, high voltage, confined spaces, scaffolding, etc., which warrant increased hazard surveillance?

Required Actions: If yes, then a Qualified Person as defined by OSHA must perform the work and additional project surveillance is warranted to identify potential life safety issues.

Specific Actions (confirm with Safety Dept):

J. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH ISSUES: Do construction workers need to be restricted to dedicated corridors, elevators, or exits?

Is special ventilation required for the area during construction?

Will any disruptions of the water/plumbing system affect the purity of potable water?

Will the construction activities be hazardous to immune-compromised patients?

Required Actions: Any construction activities that adversely affect occupational health issues must be reviewed to minimize the effects. If negative pressurization is required for “special ventilation”, then include a daily reporting of the pressure measurement as part of the the daily ILSM log.

Specific Actions (confirm with Safety Dept):

K. ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL TRAINING: Does the project have the potential of affecting structural features of the fire safety systems?

Does the project have the potential of affecting compartmentalization features of the fire safety systems?

Does the project have the potential for negatively affecting infection control procedures?

Required Actions: Affected personnel must be notified when fire safety systems or infection control procedures are compromised and trained in temporary changes in procedures to compensate for the impaired systems. Examples are the need for alternate fire exits, alarm or sprinkler systems or to evacuate behind secondary fire barriers or compartments due to fire or smoke partition compromises.

Specific Actions (confirm with Safety Dept):

RENOVATE BUILDING 52 SECOND FLOOR CENTER 657-20-102JB

RENOVATION OF THE CENTER PORTION OF BUILDING 52 FOR A NEW SPINAL CORD INJURY TREATMENT CENTER

G-100

RANDY GOFFIN / APOGEE CONSULTING GROUP / ALEX KRAMER

DR. STENSON

Kitchen or Food Preparation / Dining / Canteen

Mechanical Rooms

Office Areas

Office Areas

Out Doors

Out Doors

High Risk

Low Risk

Low Risk

Low Risk

Low Risk

Low Risk

Adjacent Area(s) are a Higher Risk than Work Area; Consider Additional Protective Measures

NO

NO

NO

The contractor will be working behind the construction barriers for the most part. There will be portions of work that must be done after hours due to the impact on the egress passageways. Any work will have access to both stairs and elevators for purpose of removing debris and bring in new material. There will be some overlap of patient and contractor foot traffic, but proper coordination can minimize the interaction.

HAC is available in several locations on the floor and the GC will be responsible for cleaning on a daily and hourly basis to maintain the cleaniness and safety of the facility.

Significant noise will be produced at times during construction. This work will be done at a time that it's impact will be minimal to the occupants below.

Yes / No

Yes / No

Yes / No

Yes / No

Yes / No

Yes / No

Yes / No

RENOVATE BUILDING 52 SECOND FLOOR CENTER 657-20-102JB RENOVATE BUILDING 52 SECOND FLOOR CENTER 657-20-102JB

Yes / No

Yes / No

Yes / No

Yes / No

Work will be done to HVAC in the affected area. Valving will provide most controls over the piping, but some shut offs will be required on this floor. Those times will be coordinated by the

GC with the COR and staff to minimize any impact to patients and staff.

Work will be done to the plumbing in the affected area. Some work will be required in the area below. Some temporary shut downs will be required for tie ins and pipe removal. That work will be done off hours to minimize the impact to the patients and staff.

HVAC:

Potable

Water:

No changes to the building water supply will be made. Some fixtures are being replaced (sinks, water coolers) that will not affect the quality of the potable water.

Work will be done to the Electrical system. Some shut downs will be required. The GC will coordinate with the COR to determine times of shut downs to minimize any impact to staff and patients.

Electrical:

X PM/COR/Shopr Representative Infection Prevention Representative

X

Safety Dept. Representative X

Plumbing:

New system to be installed replacing old system.

No major breeches in rated assemblies.

Fire alarms and suppression systems to remain active, GC to have additional fire exiting areas of construction.

Ventilation required per infection control details and layout for each phase.

1. ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS AND SYSTEMS IN THE FOLLOWING ROOMS TO REMAIN:

A. 2S10 B. 2S11 C. 2S11A D. 2S54 E. 2S56

1151 Kildaire Farm Rd.

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GENERAL SYMBOL LEGEND

DEFERRED SUBMITTALS

Scale: No Scale

STANDARD MOUNTING HEIGHTS

DEDUCT ALTERNATES

OUTSIDE OF BUILDING

DAILY CHANGED HEPA

FILTER

HEPA NEGATIVE

AIR UNIT

DAILY CHANGED (OR MORE AS NEEDED)

PRE FILTER

FIRE RATED PLYWOOD

F L E

X D

U C

T

SUPPLY DUCTS EITHER KEEP

RUNNING OR COVER WHEN

RUNNING TO KEEP DUST OUT.

TAPE ALL SERVICES

TO PROTECT AGAINST

CONTAMINATION

A

O

V

FIRE EXTINGUISHER ON PORTABLE

FLOOR BRACKET (ILSM MAY REQUIRE

MORE THAN ONE)

TYPE P PLASTIC ZIPPER

WALL CURTAIN BARRIER

6 MIL PLASTIC, SEE PLANS

FOR LOCATION

INDICATOR SHALL BE AT -0.01 OR

GREATER (VERIFY DAILY). IF NOT,

VERIFY ALL OPENINGS SUCH AS

DOORS ARE CLOSED AND/OR CHANGE

OUT NEGATIVE AIR PRE-FILTER

PROVIDE STICKY MAT, DRY MAT, WET MAT

(CHANGED END OF SHIFT

OR MORE IF NECESSARY

TO MAINTAIN CLEANLINESS)

PROVIDE WIPES AND SPRAY FOR WET MAT

POST ICRA ILSM FIRE

INSPECTION SHEETS

VISIBLE TO PUBLIC

COVER ALL RETURNS AT THE

GRATE/DIFFUSERS

OPTIONAL EXHAUST DUCTS

(COVER THE GRATES AND THE DIFFUSERS)

A

E

A

DOOR OPENING

VENT TO OUTSIDE

ROUTE TO BE

APPROVED BY OWNER

TYPE R, N, OR T HARD WALL

ICRA BARRIER WITH SCWD

ACCESS. SEE PLANS FOR

TYPE AND LOCATIONS

PLASTIC WINDOW

SWIVEL CASTERS

WITH TWO

LOCKING BRAKES

MOBILE CART

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AIR UNIT

EXISTING WALL

EXISTING CEILING

FLEX DUCT

ICRA, ILSM, FIRE WATCH

AND MISC. FORMS

ILSM SIGNAGE

RENOVATE SECOND FLOOR CENTER, BUILDING 52

THIS EXIT IS CLOSED AND LEADS TO A CONSTRUCTION AREA

FORMS CONTAINER

TO BE CLEAR

PLASTIC

1'-5"

INTERIM LIFE SAFETY MEASURES IN EFFECT FOR THE

PLEASE USE ALTERNATE EXITS AS MARKED

HEATED DETECTOR CUT-OFF

BASIS OF DESIGN: HEPA

NEGATIVE AIR UNIT INTEGRAL

WITH EDGEGUARD BARRIER

SYSTEM. WEEKLY CHANGED

(OR MORE AS NEEDED) PRE

FILTER

FIRE RATED PLYWOOD (TEMP.

REMOVE GLASS PANEL)

EXISTING WINDOW FRAME

ICRA BARRIER ICRA BARRIER SEE

PLANS FOR TYPE

AND LOCATION

EXISTING CEILING

EXISTING CONCRETE SLAB FLOORING

ROSIN PAPER OR FIRE RATED

PLYWOOD

CEILING CAVITY DUST

CONTAINMENT BARRIER TO BE

USED ABOVE CEILING WHERE

BARRIER STOPS AT CEILING

A. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT HAUL DEBRIS

THROUGH PATIENT-CARE AREAS WITHOUT PRIOR

APPROVAL OF THE COR AND THE MEDICAL CENTER.

B. ACTIVITY HAZARD RISK CLASSIFICATIONS OF CLASS

I OR CLASS II SHALL REQUIRE APPROVAL BY THE

FACILITY SAFETY MANAGER AND CONTRACTING

OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE BEFORE BEGINNING

ANY CONSTRUCTION WORK. HAZARD RISK

CLASSIFICATIONS OF CLASS III OR IV SHALL

REQUIRE A PERMIT BEFORE BEGINNING ANY

CONSTRUCTION WORK. INFECTION CONTROL

PERMITS WILL BE ISSUED BY THE FACILITY SAFETY

MANAGER AND CONTRACTING OFFICER

REPRESENTATIVE.

C. INFECTION CONTROL PERMITS SHALL BE POSTED

OUTSIDE THE APPROPRIATE CONSTRUCTION AREA.

MORE THAN ONE PERMIT MAY BE ISSUED, AS WORK

IS LOCATED IN MULTIPLE AREAS.

D. THE REQUIRED INFECTION CONTROL PRECAUTIONS

ARE AS FOLLOWS:

CLASS 1:

• NOTIFY THE COR.

• EXECUTE WORK USING METHODS TO MINIMIZE

RAISING DUST FROM CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS.

• CEILING TILES: IMMEDIATELY REPLACE ANY CEILING

TILES DISPLACED FOR VISUAL INSPECTION.

• UPON COMPLETION: CLEAN WORK AREA, AND

NOTIFY COR.

CLASS 2:

• NOTIFY THE COR.

• PROVIDE ACTIVE MEANS TO PREVENT AIRBORNE

DUST FROM DISPERSING INTO ATMOSPHERE SUCH

AS WET METHODS OR TOOL MOUNTED DUST

COLLECTORS.

• WATER MIST WORK SURFACES TO CONTROL DUST

WHILE CUTTING.

• SEAL UNUSED DOORS WITH PAINTERS TAPE.

• BLOCK OFF AND SEAL AIR VENTS.

• REMOVE OR ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN AREAS

WHERE WORK IS BEING PERFORMED.

• UPON COMPLETION: WIPE WORK SURFACES WITH

CLEANER/ DISINFECTANT. CONTAIN CONSTRUCTION

WASTE BEFORE TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED

CONTAINERS.

CLASS 3:

DURING CONSTRUCTION WORK:

• OBTAIN PERMIT FROM THE COR.

• REMOVE OR ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN AREA

WHERE WORK IS BEING DONE TO PREVENT

CONTAMINATION OF DUCT SYSTEM.

• COMPLETE ALL CRITICAL BARRIERS TO SEAL AREA

FROM NON-WORK AREA OR IMPLEMENT CONTROL

CUBE METHOD (CART WITH PLASTIC COVERING AND

SEALED CONNECTION TO WORK SITE WITH HEPA

VACUUM FOR VACUUMING PRIOR TO EXIT) BEFORE

CONSTRUCTION BEGINS. INSTALL CONSTRUCTION

BARRIERS AND CEILING PROTECTION CAREFULLY,

OUTSIDE OF NORMAL WORK HOURS.

• MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE, 0.01 INCHES OF

WATER GAUGE, WITHIN WORK SITE UTILIZING HEPA

EQUIPPED AIR FILTRATION UNITS AND

CONTINUOUSLY MONITORED WITH A DIGITAL

DISPLAY, RECORDING AND ALARM INSTRUMENT,

WHICH MUST BE CALIBRATED ON INSTALLATION,

MAINTAINED WITH PERIODIC CALIBRATION AND

MONITORED BY THE CONTRACTOR.

• CONTAIN CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE

TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED CONTAINERS.

• COVER TRANSPORT RECEPTACLES OR CARTS.

TAPE COVERING UNLESS SOLID LID.

UPON COMPLETION:

• DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS FROM WORK AREA

UNTIL COMPLETED PROJECT THOROUGHLY

CLEANED, AND IS INSPECTED BY THE CONTRACTING

OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE AND BY THE VA

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT.

• REMOVE CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS AND CEILING

PROTECTION CAREFULLY TO MINIMIZE SPREADING

OF DIRT AND DEBRIS ASSOCIATED WITH

CONSTRUCTION, OUTSIDE OF NORMAL WORK

HOURS.

• VACUUM WORK AREA WITH HEPA FILTERED

VACUUMS.

• WET MOP AREA WITH CLEANER/DISINFECTANT.

• UPON COMPLETION, RESTORE HVAC SYSTEM

WHERE WORK WAS PERFORMED.

• RETURN PERMIT TO THE COR.

CLASS 4:

DURING CONSTRUCTION WORK:

• OBTAIN PERMIT FROM THE COR.

• ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN AREA WHERE WORK IS

BEING DONE TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF

DUCT SYSTEM.

• COMPLETE ALL CRITICAL BARRIERS TO SEAL AREA

FROM NON-WORK AREA OR IMPLEMENT CONTROL

CUBE METHOD (CART WITH PLASTIC COVERING AND

SEALED CONNECTION TO WORK SITE WITH HEPA

VACUUM FOR VACUUMING PRIOR TO EXIT) BEFORE

CONSTRUCTION BEGINS. INSTALL CONSTRUCTION

BARRIERS AND CEILING PROTECTION CAREFULLY,

OUTSIDE OF NORMAL WORK HOURS.

• MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE, 0.01 INCHES OF

WATER GAUGE, WITHIN WORK SITE UTILIZING HEPA

EQUIPPED AIR FILTRATION UNITS AND

CONTINUOUSLY MONITORED WITH A DIGITAL

DISPLAY, RECORDING AND ALARM INSTRUMENT,

WHICH MUST BE CALIBRATED ON INSTALLATION,

MAINTAINED WITH PERIODIC CALIBRATION AND

MONITORED BY THE CONTRACTOR.

• SEAL HOLES, PIPES, CONDUITS, AND PUNCTURES.

• CONSTRUCT ANTEROOM AND REQUIRE ALL

PERSONNEL TO PASS THROUGH THIS ROOM SO

THEY CAN BE VACUUMED USING A HEPA VACUUM

CLEANER BEFORE LEAVING WORK SITE OR THEY

CAN WEAR CLOTH OR PAPER COVERALLS THAT ARE

REMOVED EACH TIME THEY LEAVE WORK SITE.

• ALL PERSONNEL ENTERING WORK SITE ARE

REQUIRED TO WEAR SHOE COVERS. SHOE COVERS

MUST BE CHANGED EACH TIME THE WORKER EXITS

THE WORK AREA.

UPON COMPLETION:

• DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS FROM WORK AREA

UNTIL COMPLETED PROJECT THOROUGHLY

CLEANED, AND IS INSPECTED BY THE CONTRACTING

OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE AND BY THE VA

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT.

• REMOVE CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS AND CEILING

PROTECTION CAREFULLY TO MINIMIZE SPREADING

OF DIRT AND DEBRIS ASSOCIATED WITH

CONSTRUCTION, OUTSIDE OF NORMAL WORK

HOURS.

• CONTAIN CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE

TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED CONTAINERS.

• COVER TRANSPORT RECEPTACLES OR CARTS.

TAPE COVERING UNLESS SOLID LID.

• VACUUM WORK AREA WITH HEPA FILTERED

VACUUMS.

• WET MOP AREA WITH CLEANER/DISINFECTANT.

• UPON COMPLETION, RESTORE HVAC SYSTEM

WHERE WORK WAS PERFORMED.

• RETURN PERMIT TO THE COR.

3 5/8" INSULATED WALL WITH

16 GAUGE METAL STUDS @

16" O.C. WALL TO EXTEND TO

UNDERSIDE OF DECK

5/8" FIRE RESISTANT GYPSUM

BOARD - BOTH SIDES

EXISTING CEILING SYSTEM

BASE - TO MATCH

EXISTING AREA

EXISTING FLOOR

UNDERSIDE OF EXISTING

DECK

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5"

5/8" FIRE RESISTANT GYPSUM

BOARD - BOTH SIDES

EXISTING CEILING SYSTEM

BASE - TO MATCH

EXISTING AREA

EXISTING FLOOR

UNDERSIDE OF EXISTING

DECK

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5"

3 5/8" 16 GAUGE METAL

STUDS @ 16" O.C. WALL TO

EXTEND TO UNDERSIDE OF

DECK

A B

3 5/8" INSULATED WALL WITH

16 GAUGE METAL STUDS @

16" O.C. (2) LAYERS 5/8"

GYPSUM BOARD EACH SIDE.

WALL TO EXTEND TO

UNDERSIDE OF DECK

5/8" FIRE RESISTANT GYPSUM

BOARD - BOTH SIDES

EXISTING CEILING SYSTEM

BASE - TO MATCH

EXISTING AREA

EXISTING FLOOR

UNDERSIDE OF EXISTING

DECK

C E

IL

IN

G H

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C

FIRE RESISTANT SEALANT,

BOTH SIDES

FIRE RESISTANT SEALANT,

BOTH SIDES

FIRE RESISTANT SEALANT,

BOTH SIDES

1-HR RATED AND SMOKE RATED

U.L. DESIGN NO. U404

SMOKE RATED 2-HR RATED AND

SMOKE RATED

U.L. DESIGN NO. U404 D

PLASTIC SHEET BARRIER

NON RATED

PLASTIC SHEET

BARRIER

EXISTING WALL

ASSEMBLY

EXISTING CEILING

BOTTOM SEALING

RUNNER

TOP SEALING

RUNNER

SUPPORT POLES,

QUANTITY PER

MANUF.

RECOMMENDATIONS

REQU.

AS

INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT (ICRA) (GENERAL)

DUST CONTROL PLAN NOTES

1. THE VAMC INFECTION CONTROL GROUP HAS CONFIRMED THEDESIGNATION FOR THIS PROJECT AS INDICATED IN ICRA MATRIX FOR THE CLASS OF PRECAUTIONS OR LEVEL OF INFECTION CONTROL ACTIVITIES. HARD SURFACE BARRIERS SHALL BE USED EXCEPT IN THE AREA INDICATED ON THE PHASING PLAN WITH PLASTIC BARRIERS (MINIMUM 4MIL) TO SEAL AREA FROM NON-WORK AREA AS LONG AS THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS INTACT AND ACTIVE.

2. THIS PROJECT NEEDS AN ENTRY VESTIBULE FOR CLOTHING CHANGES (PROVIDE AND LOCATE A STAGING AREA FOR TYVEK SUITS NEAR THE PLASTIC BARRIER ENTRANCE SPACES - CONSTRUCTION ANTEROOM. THEY SHALL BE USED WHEN GOING INTO CONSTRUCTION AREA AND LEAVING THE CONSTRUCTION AREA) AND TOOL STORAGE TIGHT SEALS SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT THE FULL PERIMETER OF WALLS AND WALL PENETRATIONS. ANY DUST SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY CLEANED IF TRACKED OUTSIDE OF THE CONSTRUCTION BARRIER. UPON COMPLETION OF THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE, DUST BARRIERS SHALL BE REMOVED CAREFULLY TO MINIMIZE SPREADING OF DUST AND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE TEMPORARY DUST PROTECTION IN PLACE BEFORE REMOVAL OF A PERMANENT BARRIER.

3. A DWYER GAUGE SHALL BE USED AT CONSTRUCTION ENTRY TO VALIDATE NEGATIVE AIR FLOWS.

4. AFTER EACH PHASE, PERFORM TASKS STATED IN NOTE 16.

5. PROVIDE STICKY MATS AT THE PLASTIC BARRIER ENTRANCE SPACES (CONSTRUCTION ANTEROOM) AND CHANGE DAILY OR MORE OFTEN AS NEEDED TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF DUST AND DEBRIS INTO ADJACENT CLEAN SPACE.

INTERNAL DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES DUST AND DEBRIS CONTROL

6. USE CORRIDORS AS INDICATED ON CONSTRUCTION ACCESS PLANS AS PRIMARY CONSTRUCTION ACCESS.

7. TRAFFIC CONTROL: DESIGNATED ENTRY AND EXIT PROCEDURES SHALL BE DEFINED. EGRESS PATHS SHALL BE FREE OF DEBRIS; DESIGNATED ELEVATORS SHALL BE USED DURING SCHEDULED TIMES; AND ONLY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL SHALL BE ALLOWED TO ENTER THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE. SIGNAGE SHALL DIRECT PEDESTRIAN

TRAFFIC AWAY FROM THE CONSTRUCTION AREA AND MATERIALS.

8. CONTRACTOR SHALL USE ISOLATION CARTS TO TRANSFER CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL IN AND OUT OF THE PROJECT - A CLEAN CART SHALL BE USED; THE NOT-SO-CLEAN CART SHALL BE USED BETWEEN THE MAIN ENTRY AND THE

CONSTRUCTION STAGING/PREP AREA.

9. DEMOLITION DEBRIS: DEBRIS SHALL BE REMOVED IN CARTS WITH TIGHTLY FITTED COVERS, DESIGNATED TRAFFIC ROUTES SHALL BE MADE TO MINIMIZE USE OF ELEVATORS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON TRANSPORT DURING THE LOWEST PERIOD OF ACTIVITY. DEBRIS SHALL BE REMOVED DAILY AND AT TIMES SPECIFIED BY THE VAMC. IF CHUTES ARE USED TO DIRECT DEBRIS OUTSIDE, HIGH EFFICIENCY PARTICULATE AIR (HEPA) FILTERED NEGATIVE AIR MACHINES SHALL BE USED, AND THE CHUTE OPENING SHALL BE SEALED WHEN NOT IN USE. FILTERS SHALL BE BAGGED AND SEALED BEFORE BEING TRANSPORTED OUT OF THE CONSTRUCTION AREA. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT HAUL DEBRIS

THROUGH PATIENT-CARE AREAS WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE COR.

10. EXTERIOR WINDOWS: WINDOWS SHALL BE SEALED TO MINIMIZE INFILTRATION FROM ANY ADJACENT EXCAVATION

DEBRIS.

VENTILATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS

11. AIR SYSTEM FLOW: THE COR SHALL VERIFY AND NOTIFY CONTRACTOR WHETHER THE CONSTRUCTION AREA USES FRESH/OUTSIDE OR RE-CIRCULATED AIR; FILTERS SHALL BE ADDED OR RETURN VENTS COVERED AS NEEDED WITH

FILTER MATERIAL OR PLASTIC. AIR MUST FLOW FROM CLEAN TO DIRTY AREAS.

12. NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE: THE AIR WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION AREA SHALL BE NEGATIVE WITH RESPECT TO SURROUNDING AREAS AND WITH NO DISRUPTION OF AIR SYSTEMS OF ADJACENT AREAS. USE OF THE NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE SYSTEM WITHIN THE ENCLOSURE TO REMOVE DUST SHALL PASS AIR THROUGH AN INDUSTRIAL GRADE, PORTABLE HEPA FILTER CAPABLE OF FILTRATION RATES OF 300-800 CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE (FT3/MIN), OR EXHAUST AIR DIRECTLY TO THE OUTSIDE IF APPROVED BY VAMC. IF EXHAUST INTO A ROOM, A PRE-FILTER AND HEPA FILTER

SHALL BE USED BEFORE EXHAUST TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF THE DUCTS.

13. ADJACENT AREAS: THE STATUS OF SEALED PENETRATIONS AND INTACT CEILING SHALL BE VERIFIED DAILY.

14. AIR EXCHANGE RATES AND PRESSURE RELATIONSHIPS: VAMC AND CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY AND MAINTAIN PROPER RATES IN CRITICAL AREAS NEAR CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY AND ENSURE AIR IS NOT BEING RE-CIRCULATED WITHOUT FILTRATION FROM THE CONSTRUCTION AREA ELSEWHERE. PROVIDE AIR PRESSURE TESTING THROUGHOUT

THE PROJECT IN THE FREQUENCY AS IDENTIFIED BY THE COR.

CONTAMINATION OF PATIENT ROOMS, SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT AND RELATED AREAS

15. WORKSITE CLOTHING: CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL CLOTHING SHALL BE FREE OF LOOSE SOIL AND DEBRIS BEFORE LEAVING THE CONSTRUCTION AREA. IF PROTECTIVE APPAREL IS NOT WORN (E.G., COVERALLS, FOOTGEAR AND HEADGEAR) A HEPA-FILTERED VACUUM SHALL BE USED TO REMOVE DUST FROM CLOTHING BEFORE LEAVING THE BARRICADE. IF PROTECTIVE APPAREL IS UTILIZED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONSTRUCT A SPACE OR ANTEROOM FOR CHANGING CLOTHING AND STORING EQUIPMENT (DESIGNATED AREA. ALL EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, TOOL CARTS, AND MATERIALS TRANSPORTED THROUGH OCCUPIED AREAS SHALL BE MADE FREE FROM DUST AND MOISTURE BY VACUUMING AND WET WIPING BEFORE THEIR REMOVAL FROM THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE OR WORK AREA..

16. POST CONSTRUCTION: DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS AND KEEP ALL HVAC ISOLATION UNTIL CONTRACTOR HAS CLEANED CONSTRUCTION SITE, VA EMS STAFF HAS DONE A TERMINAL CLEANING, AND VA INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONTROL HAS

INSPECTED AND APPROVED THE CLEANING.

17. AIR BALANCING AND AHU STARTUP ARE NOT PERMISSABLE PRIOR TO REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF EXTENSIVE

"CONSTRUCTION CLEAN" BY THE CONTRACTOR.

PHASING AND EGRESS

18. THE VA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ADJUST THE PHASING LIMITS AND WORK HOURS OR ENTIRE CONSTRUCTION

DURATION AS NECESSARY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE OPERATION OF THE HOSPITAL.

19. ALTHOUGH EGRESS IN THE CONSTRUCTION PHASES IS RESTRICTED DURING CONSTRUCTION HOURS, EMERGENCY EGRESS IN CORRIDORS MUST BE MAINTAINED WHEN POSSIBLE. WHEN EMERGENCY EGRESS CANNOT BE PROVIDED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DEVELOP AN INTERIM LIFE SAFETY PLAN, WITH ALL APPLICABLE TEMPORARY SIGNAGE, TO

BE APPROVED BY THE VA SAFETY DEPARTMENT, SIGNAGE BY CONTRACTOR.

20. DRILLING INTO EXISTING LEAD CONTAINING YELLOW GLAZED TILE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IN ADDITION AND RENOVATION PROJECTS: ACTIVITIES WILL BE PERFORMED IN ICRA APPLICABLE PLASTIC TENT/ ENCLOSURE USING AN

IMPACT DRILL WITH INTEGRAL HEPA FILTERED VACUUM.

TYPE "A" DOOR -

WHERE INDICATED ON PLANS, IN ALL TYPE "A" INFECTION CONTROL

BARRIERS, USE A FLUSH 3'-0"x7'-0" SOLID CORE WOOD DOOR WITH 45 MINUTE

RATING. DOORS TO BE IN HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAME AND USE DOOR

HARDWARE SET HW-4A. SEE SPECIFICATIONS FOR DOOR HARDWARE.

TYPE "D" DOOR -

WHERE INDICATED ON PLANS, IN ALL TYPE "D" INFECTION CONTROL

BARRIERS, USE A FLUSH 3'-0"x7'-0" SOLID CORE WOOD DOOR . DOORS TO BE

IN HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAME AND USE DOOR HARDWARE SET HW-4. SEE

SPECIFICATIONS FOR DOOR HARDWARE.

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Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"

TYPICAL ICRA CONSTRUCTION PLAN LAYOUT

Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"

ICRA MOBILE CONTAINMENT CART

Scale: 3" = 1'-0"

ILSM SIGNAGE

Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"

CROSS SECTION A

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

ICRA BARRIER WALL TYPES

ICRA DOOR TYPES

UP

UP

S S

S

S S

S S

S

SS

S S

S S

S S

S

S

316 SF S

HEALTHCARE

OPEN OFFICE

385 SF P

HEALTHCARE

GROUP ROOM

168 SF P

HEALTHCARE

TELEHEALTH

88 SF S

HEALTHCARE

MEDS

233 SF P

HEALTHCARE

WAITING

227 SF P

HEALTHCARE

EXAM 6

155 SF P

HEALTHCARE

EXAM 5

2 159 SF P

HEALTHCARE

EXAM 4

2 150 SF P

HEALTHCARE

EXAM 3

2 152 SF P

HEALTHCARE

EXAM 2

262 SF C

HEALTHCARE

LOGISTICS STORAGE

152 SF P

HEALTHCARE

CONSULT

308 SF S

HEALTHCARE

CONFERENCE

11 146 SF IT

HEALTHCARE

OI&T_

99 SF C

HEALTHCARE

SOILED UTILITY

144 SF S

HEALTHCARE

OFFICE (PSYCH)

142 SF S

HEALTHCARE

OFFICE (SW)

S

S S

S

S

167 SF C

HEALTHCARE

EQUIP STORAGE

N2

N1

N4

N3

CAPACITYCLR

STAIR

EXIT

38" 127

CAPACITYCLR

STAIR

EXIT

42" 140

CAPACITYCLR

STAIR

EXIT

38" 127

CAPACITYCLR

HORIZONTAL

EXIT

82" 410

CAPACITYCLR

HORIZONTAL

EXIT

82" 410

FEC

FEC

FEC

121 SF S

HEALTHCARE

RECEPTION

39 SF C

HEALTHCARE

SOILED LINEN

182 SF P

HEALTHCARE

EXAM 1

36 SF C

HEALTHCARE

STORAGE

EGRESS WIDTH

(per IBC 1005.3.1)

COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL

(per IBC Table 1006.2.1)

EXIT ACCESS TRAVEL

(per IBC TABLE 1017.2)

DEAD-END CORRIDOR

(per IBC 1020.4)

STAIR 1 EXIT DOORS =

38"/(0.30) = 127 PPL

STAIR 2 EXIT DOORS =

38"/(0.30) = 127 PPL

STAIR 3 EXIT DOOR =

42"/(0.30) = 140 PPL

62'-0" MAXIMUM

100'-0" ALLOWED

118'-6" MAXIMUM DISTANCE

200'-0" ALLOWED

22'-6" MAXIMUM

50'-0" ALLOWED

OCCUPANT LOAD

(per IBC TABLE 1004.1 and NFPA 7.3.1.2)

TOTAL BUILDING

77,972 GSF/150 = 520 PPL

SECOND FLOOR -

28,574 GSF/150 = 191 PPL

GROSS BUILDING AREA

(OUTSIDE FACE WALLS)

77,972 SF

GROSS MEASURED AREA

(INTERIOR FACE WALLS)

75,774 SF

REQUIRED # OF EXITS

(per IBC 1015.1)

2 REQUIRED, 3 PROVIDED

REQUIRED DISTANCE

BETWEEN EXITS

36'-6" MINIMUM,

111'-6" PROVIDED

FLOOR

FLOOR AREAS (per TABLE 506.2):

EXISTING NEW TOTAL

0 SF

AREA TOTAL = 77,972 SF

AREA ALLOWED = 112,500 SF

FIRST 31,818 SF

EGRESS INFORMATION

BUILDING HEIGHT = 2 STORIES + BASEMENT - < 85'-0"

EXSTING BUILDING

ALLOWABLE HEIGHT = 6 STORIES - 85'-0"

AREA AND HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS:

SERVICE SINKS

X

PLUMBING CODE REVIEW

MALEFIXTURE FEMALE

X

DRINKING FOUNTAINS

LAVATORIES

URINALS

WATER CLOSETS

X X

X

X

31,818 SF

0 SFSECOND 28,574 SF28,574 SF

0 SFBASEMENT 17,580 SF17,580 SF

RENOVATED AREA = 6,292 SF

SCOPE OF WORK LEGEND

AREA NOT IN SCOPE

SCOPE OF WORK BOUNDARY

EGRESS PATH

XXX

XXX

FEC

CAPACITYCLR

EXTERIOR

EXIT

XX" ###

EXIT IDENTIFICATION

EGRESS CLEAR

WIDTH

EGRESS

CAPACITY

EGRESS PATH TAG

EGRESS PATH TAG -

COMMON PATH

EXIT

IDENTIFICATION

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET

HAZARDOUS AREA

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SECOND FLOOR OVERALL LIFE SAFETY

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RENOVATE SECOND FLOOR

CENTER, JB BLDG 52

1 JEFFERSON BARRACKS DR,

ST. LOUIS, MO 63125

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BID DOCUMENTS

657-20-102JB20-028

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Scale: 1/16" = 1'-0"

OVERALL SECOND FLOOR PLAN - LIFE SAFETY

CODE INFORMATION

EGRESS PATH "N1"

PATH ID LENGTH

N1 (COMMON) 60' - 1 9/32"

TOTAL PATH LENGTH 60' - 1 9/32"

EGRESS PATH "N2"

PATH ID LENGTH

N2 56' - 6"

TOTAL PATH LENGTH 56' - 6"

EGRESS PATH "N3"

PATH ID LENGTH

N3 53' - 7 13/32"

TOTAL PATH LENGTH 53' - 7 13/32"

EGRESS PATH "N4"

PATH ID LENGTH

N4 (COMMON) 44' - 7 15/16"

TOTAL PATH LENGTH 44' - 7 15/16"

PROPOSED USE:

OWNED BY: PRIVATE

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

CITY/COUNTY

STATE

CODE ENFORCEMENT JURISDICTION: CITY

COUNTY

APPLICABLE CODES:

GENERAL CODE INFORMATION:

NEW CONSTRUCTION

RENOVATION (EXISTING BUILDING)

CONSTRUCTION TYPE:

MIXED CONSTRUCTION

SPRINKLERED

MEZZANINE

MIXED OCCUPANCY

PRIMARY OCCUPANCY:

SECONDARY OCCUPANCY:

PROJECT NAME:

PROJECT ADDRESS:

OWNER OR AGENT:

OUTPATIENT TREATMENT

TYPE II-B

BUSINESS

2018 International Building Code

2018 International Plumbing Code

2018 International Energy Conservation Code 2018 International Mechanical Code 2018 NFPA 101 Life Safety Code 2017 NFPA 70 National Electrical Code

2010 ADA Code 2018 NFPA 101 Life Safety Code

VA Design Guide Architectural Manual 2014 August 01

ASHRAE 90.1-2016

2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design

RENOVATE SECOND FLOOR CENTER, JB

BLDG 52

1 JEFFERSON BARRACKS DR, ST.

LOUIS, MO 63125

ST. LOUIS VA MEDICAL CENTER

JEFFERSON BARRACKS

RENOVATED AREA

Level Gross Area

SECOND FLOOR 7275 SF

RENOVATED AREA

Level Net Area

SECOND FLOOR 6832 SF

LIFE SAFETY LEGEND

S

S S

S S

S

SS

S S

S S

S

S

S

S

316 SF S

HEALTHCARE

OPEN OFFICE

168 SF P

HEALTHCARE

TELEHEALTH

88 SF S

HEALTHCARE

MEDS

233 SF P

HEALTHCARE

WAITING

227 SF P

HEALTHCARE

EXAM 6

155 SF P

HEALTHCARE

EXAM 5

2 159 SF P

HEALTHCARE

EXAM 4

2 150 SF P

HEALTHCARE

EXAM 3

2 152 SF P

HEALTHCARE

EXAM 2

62 SF C

HEALTHCARE

LOGISTICS STORAGE

152 SF P

HEALTHCARE

CONSULT

2 308 SF S

HEALTHCARE

CONFERENCE

11 146 SF IT

HEALTHCARE

OI&T_

S S

S

S S

N2

N1

N4

N3

CAPACITYCLR

STAIR

EXIT

38" 127

CAPACITYCLR

HORIZONTAL

EXIT

82" 410

CAPACITYCLR

HORIZONTAL

EXIT

82" 410

385 SF P

HEALTHCARE

GROUP ROOM

167 SF C

HEALTHCARE

EQUIP STORAGE

121 SF S

HEALTHCARE

RECEPTION

99 SF C

HEALTHCARE

SOILED UTILITY

1 144 SF S

HEALTHCARE

OFFICE (PSYCH)

2 142 SF S

HEALTHCARE

OFFICE (SW)

FEC FEC

FEC

36 SF C

HEALTHCARE

STORAGE

1 39 SF C

HEALTHCARE

SOILED LINEN

182 SF P

HEALTHCARE

EXAM 1

36 SF IT

HEALTHCARE

FAC DATA RM

EGRESS WIDTH

(per IBC 1005.3.1)

COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL

(per IBC Table 1006.2.1)

EXIT ACCESS TRAVEL

(per IBC TABLE 1017.2)

DEAD-END CORRIDOR

(per IBC 1020.4)

STAIR 1 EXIT DOORS =

38"/(0.30) = 127 PPL

STAIR 2 EXIT DOORS =

38"/(0.30) = 127 PPL

STAIR 3 EXIT DOOR =

42"/(0.30) = 140 PPL

62'-0" MAXIMUM

100'-0" ALLOWED

118'-6" MAXIMUM DISTANCE

200'-0" ALLOWED

22'-6" MAXIMUM

50'-0" ALLOWED

OCCUPANT LOAD

(per IBC TABLE 1004.1 and NFPA 7.3.1.2)

TOTAL BUILDING

77,972 GSF/150 = 520 PPL

SECOND FLOOR -

28,574 GSF/150 = 191 PPL

GROSS BUILDING AREA

(OUTSIDE FACE WALLS)

77,972 SF

GROSS MEASURED AREA

(INTERIOR FACE WALLS)

75,774 SF

REQUIRED # OF EXITS

(per IBC 1015.1)

2 REQUIRED, 3 PROVIDED

REQUIRED DISTANCE

BETWEEN EXITS

36'-6" MINIMUM,

111'-6" PROVIDED

FLOOR

FLOOR AREAS (per TABLE 506.2):

EXISTING NEW TOTAL

0 SF

AREA TOTAL = 77,972 SF

AREA ALLOWED = 112,500 SF

FIRST 31,818 SF

EGRESS INFORMATION

BUILDING HEIGHT = 2 STORIES + BASEMENT - < 85'-0"

EXSTING BUILDING

ALLOWABLE HEIGHT = 6 STORIES - 85'-0"

AREA AND HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS:

SERVICE SINKS

X

PLUMBING CODE REVIEW

MALEFIXTURE FEMALE

X

DRINKING FOUNTAINS

LAVATORIES

URINALS

WATER CLOSETS

X X

X

X

31,818 SF

0 SFSECOND 28,574 SF28,574 SF

0 SFBASEMENT 17,580 SF17,580 SF

RENOVATED AREA = 6,292 SF

SCOPE OF WORK LEGEND

AREA NOT IN SCOPE

SCOPE OF WORK BOUNDARY

EGRESS PATH

XXX

XXX

FEC

CAPACITYCLR

EXTERIOR

EXIT

XX" ###

EXIT IDENTIFICATION

EGRESS CLEAR

WIDTH

EGRESS

CAPACITY

EGRESS PATH TAG

EGRESS PATH TAG -

COMMON PATH

EXIT

IDENTIFICATION

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET

HAZARDOUS AREA

A. SEE SHEETS G0.1 & A0.1 FOR SYMBOLS AND

ABBREVIATIONS.

B. SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR INFORMATION INCLUDING

CONCRETE SIDEWALKS, CONCRETE PADS, AND

PARKING CONFIGURATIONS. CIVIL BACKGROUND

DRAWING INFORMATION IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

C. SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS FOR FRAMING

INFORMATION & FRAMING DIMENSIONS. ALL

DIMENSIONS ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY- VERIFY ALL

FRAMING WITH STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS.

D. REFER TO PLUMBING DRAWINGS FOR INFORMATION

CONCERNING PLUMBING FIXTURES AND PIPING

SYSTEM(S).

E. REFER TO MECHANICAL DRAWINGS FOR

INFORMATION CONCERNING HVAC SYSTEM(S).

F. REFER TO ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR INFORMATION

CONCERNING POWER, LIGHTING AND

COMMUNICATION SYSTEM(S).

G. REFER TO ELECTRICAL DRAWING FOR FIRE ALARM

NOTIFICATION AND EMERGENCY EGRESS LIGHTING

LOCATIONS.

H. REFER TO PARTITION TYPES FOR FURTHER FIRE

SEPARATION REQUIREMENTS.

I. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE ALL ADDITIONAL FRAMING

NECESSARY FOR ALL OPENINGS AND SUPPLEMENTAL

FRAMING ABOVE PARTITIONS.

J. ALL FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES SHALL BE INSTALLED IN

STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH TESTED ASSEMBLIES

INDICATED.

K. EXTEND EXTEND FIRE RATED PARTITIONS, BARRIERS,

AND OTHER SEPARATIONS TO BOTTOM OF

ROOF/FLOOR DECK ABOVE (OR AS DIRECTED BY UL

ASSEMBLY) AND TO EXTERIOR WALL. SEAL JOINT

BETWEEN EDGES OF PARTITION WITH FIRE RATED

SEALANT AND/OR INTUMESCENT ASSEMBLY.

L. ALL PENETRATIONS OF FIRE-RATED ASSEMBLIES

SHALL BE FIRE-SEALED IN ACCORDANCE WITH

APPROVED MANUFACTURER'S DETAIL FOR LOCATION,

TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION, PENETRATING ITEM AND

RATING REQUIRED.

M. ALL DUCTWORK, DIFFUSERS AND GRILLES

PENETRATING…