ChangeSummary_201907012.pdf

Q&A, CLARIFICATIONS, and SUMMARY of CHANGES 07/12/2019

DIVISTION 01 – GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

1. Location of storage for office furniture? Who packs the boxes? Who provides the storage? Is climate controlled required? Who removes electronics, personal items, wall paintings, marker boards, and safes? Who provides the boxes to employees?

a. Refer to revised Section 1.16, Section B “Moving Services.” Everything will be boxed prior to the Contractor receiving full access to the building, and boxes for the employees are not the responsibility of the Contractor. Copy and fax machines must remain in the same facility as they are currently housed, and the Contractor is responsible for moving and covering them as needed aware from the active work areas.

2. Asbestos survey could delay work. Can asbestos testing be completed prior to NTP?

Shouldn’t this be done prior to construction? Is there a hazardous waste report for the buildings? Are there asbestos reports for the flooring and ceiling tiles?

a. Asbestos testing has been removed from the contract. Certified reports have been provided as an exhibit in the amendment. Section 1.10 has been revised with the asbestos abatement requirements for the work at Bradshaw Ranger District. There is no asbestos containing materials (ACM) at the Chino RD main office that effect the contractual work, and the Chino Yard office is currently being tested by the Government.

3. What documents need to submit with bid? Are there evaluation factors?

a. Refer to revised Section M.

4. Performance time seems short considering the asbestos testing and lead time for some of the materials for construction.

a. Refer to revised Section 1.13 “Work Schedule;” adjusted to 180 calendar days.

5. What does “Cortez” mean on the contract documents?

a. Cortez and Bradshaw Ranger District (RD) are the same.

6. Who do we submit all construction submittals?

a. Submittals are required only post-award by the awarded Contractor, and they submit to the Contracting Officer (CO) and the designated Contract Officer’s Representative (COR).

7. What happens if all bids come in over 1 million?

a. The estimated range of the project is $500K to $1M. Typically the ranges given are accurate for the costs of the specific project the range is intended for.

8. Does the flags need to be raised and lowered at the construction locations?

a. The Government will remove the flag once the buildings are vacated and there is no requirement for the Contractor to raise and lower the flag once they begin work at the locations.

9. Can we obtain a sign-in sheet?

a. See Amendment.

10. At the project walk there was a discussion that possibly some contractors could revisit the project site is this correct?

a. Please contact Richard Polanco, Forest Engineer at 928-443-8167 for follow-up site visits. Note that the Government will make the best attempt to accommodate requests given sufficient time to schedule.

11. Can both front entrances be under construction at the same time at the Cortez location?

a. The Bradshaw RD will be vacant and turned over to the Contractor completely for construction. All work can be completed concurrently per location.

12. Is there a preference on which building starts first or are they to be under construction at the same time?

a. See required sequence of work as specified in Section 1.13 WORK SCHEDULE and sheet G-02.

DIVISION 02 – EXISTING CONDITIONS

13. On page C-02 in the lower left hand corner there is a wall on the prints with no notes, can you explain what you want there?

a. This is a misprint – these walls should not be on the demolition plan. See revised sheet C-02.

14. Have the existing concrete floors been tested for moisture, alkali, phosphates and etc.?

a. No – they have not been tested.

15. Are there any bearing walls to be removed?

a. All walls designated to be removed are not load-bearing walls.

DIVISION 05 – METALS

16. What gauge metal studs are to be used?

a. Minimum base-metal thickness of 20 gauge per Section 1.16 DETAILED

DESCRIPTION OF WORK

17. Is the spacing of the metal studs is to be 16” on center?

a. Per Sheet A-01, “NEW WALLS SHALL BE STEEL STUDS 24” O/C UNLESS

OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.”

18. Conflict between details on Sheet A-11 for steel stud requirements versus the specification.

a. Corrected Sheet A-11; specification is correct with 20 gauge steel, 3-5/8” metal studs.

DIVISION 08 – OPENINGS

19. Is there a specification on the security window 4x5 (schedule 085101)? Keyed note #6 needs to be clarified. Interior “Doors hollow core” metal or wood? What material is front door? Clarify hardware to match 1960s. The door hardware is ADA? Clarify what needs to meet the bullet resistant specification.

a. Refer to revised Sheet A-12 DOOR AND WINDOW SECTIONS. Only the window (not the frame) on Window W1 needs to meet the specification for bullet resistance.

20. Window coverings, 1” vinyl blinds will melt. Recommend change.

a. Changed to 2-inch blinds, color Hazelnut, on the additive line item for window blinds.

21. On plans the new entry area Bradshaw is confusing with the new doors.

a. Sheet A-01 revised to fix the locations.

22. On the window I see no speaker hole is one required.

a. No speaker hole is required.

23. Can use send pictures of the existing door handles that you want to match?

a. This requirement was removed from the solicitation.

24. Do we provide and install floor transitions and door thresholds?

a. Yes – this requirement has been added and clarified in the detailed scope of work document under the sections “Flooring” and “Frame, Door and Hardware Installation.”

DIVISION 09 – FINISHES

25. What are the final finishes/colors?

a. Finishes specified or “an approved equal” will be submitted.

b. Rubber Cove Base:

i. Johnsonite Neutrality 107 Dura Cove 4” Traditional Rubber Wall Base, with Toe.

ii. https://www.floorcity.com/products/johnsonite-107-neutrality-rubber-wall-base-4-inch-height

c. Vinyl Composite Tile

i. Dust, Item Number Z5927, 12-inch x 24-inch x 0.125-inch, Rectangular

ii. https://www.armstrongflooring.com/commercial/en-us/products/vinyl-composition-tile/raffia-stream/item/Z5927.html

d. Carpet

i. Clarify, 358 Resolve, 24-inch x 24-inch, Ultraset backing

ii. https://www.carpet-usa.com/product/clarify-358-resolve

e. Rockwork

i. Coronado Sawtooth Ledge, Northland

ii. https://www.coronado.com/SawtoothLedge

f. Lobby Countertop

i. Wilsonart Laminate Sheet in Planked Texas Walnut with Virtual Design

SoftGrain Finish

ii. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Wilsonart-5-ft-x-12-ft-Laminate-Sheet-in-Planked-Texas-Walnut-with-Virtual-Design-SoftGrain-Finish- Y0466K1237260144/300924132?MERCH=REC-_-cart_rr-_-206025437-_- 300924132-_-N

g. Painting

i. Base color for offices – BEHR PPU10-14 Ivory Palace

ii. Base color for interior common areas – BEHR PPU10-11 Sliced Cucumber

iii. Bradshaw RD main office lobby (Rooms BR217, BR2R3, and BR220) –

BEHR 710F-4 Sage Gray

iv. Bradshaw RD main office Room BR215) – BEHR 790C-3 Dolphin Fin

26. Do we paint the yard Office at Chino? What about rotten wood? How about the damaged window sills?

a. Exterior siding replacement, exterior painting, and exterior window work such as sealing and sill repairs at Chino RD is now included as an additive item. See detailed scope of work for information and quantities.

27. Do we repair and paint interior walls of the Bradshaw yard office?

a. Interior painting is required on the interior walls (both new AND existing) at both Bradshaw and Chino RD locations, to include the yard offices. Refer to Schedule of Items and Section 1.16 for painting specifications. Drywall patching and https://www.floorcity.com/products/johnsonite-107-neutrality-rubber-wall-base-4-inch-height https://www.floorcity.com/products/johnsonite-107-neutrality-rubber-wall-base-4-inch-height https://www.armstrongflooring.com/commercial/en-us/products/vinyl-composition-tile/raffia-stream/item/Z5927.html https://www.armstrongflooring.com/commercial/en-us/products/vinyl-composition-tile/raffia-stream/item/Z5927.html https://www.carpet-usa.com/product/clarify-358-resolve https://www.coronado.com/SawtoothLedge https://www.homedepot.com/p/Wilsonart-5-ft-x-12-ft-Laminate-Sheet-in-Planked-Texas-Walnut-with-Virtual-Design-SoftGrain-Finish-Y0466K1237260144/300924132?MERCH=REC-_-cart_rr-_-206025437-_-300924132-_-N https://www.homedepot.com/p/Wilsonart-5-ft-x-12-ft-Laminate-Sheet-in-Planked-Texas-Walnut-with-Virtual-Design-SoftGrain-Finish-Y0466K1237260144/300924132?MERCH=REC-_-cart_rr-_-206025437-_-300924132-_-N https://www.homedepot.com/p/Wilsonart-5-ft-x-12-ft-Laminate-Sheet-in-Planked-Texas-Walnut-with-Virtual-Design-SoftGrain-Finish-Y0466K1237260144/300924132?MERCH=REC-_-cart_rr-_-206025437-_-300924132-_-N https://www.homedepot.com/p/Wilsonart-5-ft-x-12-ft-Laminate-Sheet-in-Planked-Texas-Walnut-with-Virtual-Design-SoftGrain-Finish-Y0466K1237260144/300924132?MERCH=REC-_-cart_rr-_-206025437-_-300924132-_-N repairs are only needed at locations where demolition activities took place (door, windows, walls, HVAC units, etc.) and as noted at locations in the drawings. Removal of nails, anchors, etc. and patching (putty) these locations are required when preparing the surfaces for painting. The Contractor is NOT required to patch other locations.

28. In the pricing schedule it states that Government will supply the floor tile. Are you also providing the adhesive?

a. No – the Government is only providing the adhesive. Contractor will provide all required installation materials for flooring.

29. We are assuming that the subfloor in the basement at Bradshaw and Chino is concrete is this correct?

a. Yes, the subfloor in the basement at Bradshaw RD and Chino RD is concrete.

30. We are assuming that the subfloor in the first floor of Bradshaw is wood is this correct?

a. The upper floor subfloor is concrete, other than the elevator room, which is expected to be wood subfloor.

31. Vinyl cove base is installed only in the areas to receive new flooring? Are there any other areas that receive new base?

a. New vinyl cove base is installed only in the areas to receive new flooring.

32. What will be the direction that the 12” X 24” carpet tiles will travel?

a. Direction of the carpet tiles with be either straight North-South or East-West.

There is no diagonal or herringbone pattern.

33. Are there multiple layers on flooring at the Cortez location?

a. There are two layers of flooring at the Bradshaw RD main office, to include the existing flooring and the old floor tile underneath.

34. Can new flooring be laid over the existing tile flooring if it contains asbestos?

a. No – existing flooring will be demolished in accordance with the revised asbestos abatement requirements.

35. Can you present room numbers on a drawings as to establish a clear understanding of the room finishes? Cannot find Bradshaw floor plan that corresponds with the room finish schedule.

a. Refer to sheets A-01 and A-02 for room number designations.

36. What type of base is to be used in the tile areas?

a. In both new carpet and tiled areas, 4-inch rubber cove based is required.

37. How do we quantity drywall repairs?

a. Notes have been added under the General Notes Sheet G-02 to identify only areas of construction activities need patch and repairs.

38. Do we need to skim and coat and drywall texture to existing concrete ceilings where glued-on ceiling tiles are to be removed?

a. Yes – this note was added to Sheet G-02. This also applies after removing wood paneling as well.

39. What are the existing drywall finishes?

a. Contractors had the opportunity at the pre-bid to see existing drywall finishes so they could price to match existing. The Government, via appointment, can accommodate additional site visits, time permitting.

40. New grid ceiling in BR217 to match lobby height?

a. This is captured on Sheet A-03 as a keyed note.

41. In BR104, the finish schedule says gypsum board ceiling (new), but Sheet A-03 says to texture and paint concrete wall. What is correct?

a. No gypsum board is needed – texture and paint ceiling wall once the tiles are removed is all that’s needed.

DIVISION 11 – EQUIPMENT

42. Also in the pricing schedule the contractor is to move and install video are there any manuals on the install of this equipment?

a. There are no manuals. Take note of how they are installed prior to disconnecting and install in same fashion at new location.

DIVISION 23 – HVAC

43. Is the HVAC a stand-alone controller or managed elsewhere? DCC usually indicates controller off site?

a. All references to DDC have been removed from the contract. System is stand-alone.

44. Can the air ducts on the east side of the office be exposed similar to the west side of the building?

a. The exposed air ducts on the east side of the building at the Chino RD can be similar to the west side of the building.

45. Are all the thermostats to be replaced with new programmable devices?

a. Yes – refer to H-01 for requirements for the HVAC replacement option item.

DIVISION 26 – ELECTRICAL

46. Where are the locations for the new receptacles, and how many are to be installed?

a. See revised sheet A-01 for locations of new duplex receptacles.

47. Are government provided key pads battery operated?

a. Yes.

48. Do receptacles need dedicated circuit?

a. New receptacles do not need a dedicated circuit.

49. Light switch type and locations?

a. Refer to sheets E-01 and E-02 for locations and notes regarding the switches.

Refer to sheets E-03, -04, -05, and -06 for light switch types.

50. Is it necessary to use compression fittings inside of the building when setscrew are designed for inside?

a. Specifications for compression fittings for EMT shall remain unchanged.

51. What exactly are you wanting out of the panic buttons are they tied into the system already they need a system are we just adding a button there’s no exclamation it just says button?

a. Refer to sheets A-01, keyed note (8) and sheet A-09 for relocating the existing panic button and wiring to the new location.

52. In lieu of saw cutting floor in the offices, can flat cable be used?

a. No.

53. What are the specific run lengths for fixture types? Are EMS’s required, and if so what is the specific run length for each? What are the required lumens per foot?

a. Per sheet notes on E-01 and E-02, the Contractor is required to submit the final lighting design based on the requirements set forth in the contract. The proposed lighting sheets are intended to give the minimum requirements, to include make and model numbers, number of fixtures, and other information needed to finalize the information. Assume that the number of fixtures in the make and model specified will meet the requirements. The run lengths will be completed as a result of the final lighting design. EMS’s are located as needed on the drawings.

54. What is the correlated colour temperature (CCT) color type?

a. Per sheet note (5) on Sheet E-01 sheet note (4) on sheet E-02, the lighting color shall not exceed 35K (3500K). Therefore, the final lighting design, submitted by the contractor, shall be at 35K (3500K) for all locations.

DIVISION 32 – EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS

55. When the vegetation is removed where the new curb is being placed, the asphalt may be damaged.

a. This will be addressed once the applicable landscape is removed and see the conditions. Bid the work as stated and observed.

56. On the Chino valley building are the gutters to be replaced or new (some need major repairs)?

a. The gutters, siding replacement, and painting are now an option line item. See revised scope of work. There are no temporary fixes and repairs as part of the base bids.

57. Are city permits required at the Cortez location for the removal & replacement of the sidewalks and ramps?

a. Yes.

58. Is there specs from the city of Prescott for sidewalk construction?

a. Construct in accordance with the design and specifications in this solicitation only.

59. What is the specification of the new fence at Chino RD?

a. Straight cedar, un-painted.

60. Where the stamped concrete to be placed, drawings do not show this?

a. The stamp and sealing is item is for the concrete apron replacement option line item, and the same square footage as well. This would be awarded at the same time as the concrete apron replacement item is.

61. Are there any specs on the handrails sizing etc.?

a. Per Sheet L-01, match dimensions and color of existing railing.

62. On page A-07 it shows some type of wainscot on front of building, is this existing or is this new work? Do you have specifications on the storefront you are proposing?

a. On Sheet A-07, the false gable has a board and batten siding painted to match existing main gable. This is new work. Refer to same sheet for notes and specifications on the new front entrance.

63. Is the contractor to provide any flags for the flagpole?

a. No.

64. Who provides the fill needed to raise the east side of the planting beds?

a. Contractor is responsible for bring in the fill needed to raise the beds. They currently sit approximately 6-10-inches below the existing sidewalk.

COMMUNICATIONS

65. Locations of CAT6?

a. Refer to Exhibit 8

66. For the CAT5 replacement, what if the new CAT6 home runs do not fit into existing raceways?

a. Changed wording on the additive bid item to assume all above-ceiling raceways are adequate to receive the new CAT6 cabling. Overall there are less home runs if this line item is awarded then what currently exists in CAT5 cabling.

SUMMARY OF CHANGES – Scope of Work

1. Revised Schedule of Items.

2. Revised Section 1.09 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED MATERIALS (GFM), Section D, Line 4 to include “RE-USE FROM EXISTING EMPLOYEE ENTRANCE”

3. Revised Section 1.10 ASBESTOS SURVEY AND NESHAP.

4. Revised Section 1.11 QUALITY REQUIREMENTS

5. Revised Section 1.13 WORK SCHEDULE to reflect 180 calendar day performance period with phased work requirements.

6. Revised Section 1.16 DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF WORK

7. Revised Section 1.16 DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF WORK, Section B MOVING SERVICES

8. Added requirement for flooring transition strips under flooring section.

9. Added requirement for door thresholds and sweeps at new exterior door locations.

10. Removed Option Bid Item (A) for Asbestos Survey and added asbestos abatement for Bradshaw RD main office as a base bid item.

11. Revised Option Bid Item (I) with additional CAT6 locations, changed both symbology notes to show only one (1) and two (2) 4-pair CAT6 cables to be installed (in lieu of 2 and 4, respectively) at specified locations, and to assume all above-ceiling cable support hardware is functional and adequate for supporting new CAT6 cable once the old cabling is pulled out. Changed the faceplate cover to have four (4) ports in lieu of six (6).

Added note to telephone jack that this requires a new home run from the telecom room to the location.

12. Revised Option Bid Item (J) and Exhibit 9 for window blinds to reflect 2-inch Faux Wood Blinds, Hazelnut color.

13. Added Option Bid Item (K) to remove and replace all existing siding at Chino RD main building and yard office, re-seal exterior windows, and paint.

SUMMARY OF CHANGES – Drawings

1. Sheet G-02

a. Added “WHEN THE TERMS “REMOVE,” “DISPOSE,” OR “DEMOLISH” ARE USED, DISPOSE OFFSITE ENTIRELY UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. ALL OFF-SITE

DISPOSAL…”

b. Removed General Note (10).

c. Removed General Note (18).

d. Removed General Note (19).

e. Removed Work Summary Note (4) and (5).

f. Removed Demolition and Construction Sequence Notes (3), (5), (8), and (9).

g. Added general note (20) to read “WHEN A WINDOW, DOOR, FRAME, HVAC UNIT, OR WALL IS SHOWN OR NOTED TO BE DEMOLISHED, REPAIR AND PATCH

DRYWALL AFTER DEMOLITION AT THESE LOCATIONS TO PREPARE FOR

PAINTING.”

h. Added general note (21) to read “WHEN WOOD PANELING AND GLUED-ON

CEILING TILES ARE REMOVED AS NOTED, PROVIDE SKIM COAT AND DRYWALL

TEXTURE TO MATCH SURROUNDING WALLS PRIOR TO PAINTING.”

i. Added general note (22) to read “ONLY PATCH AND REPAIR DRYWALL AS NOTED

IN THE DRAWINGS. FOR PAINTING PREPARATION, REFER TO DETAILED SCOPE OF

WORK FOR ANCHOR, NAIL, ETC. REMOVAL REQUIREMENTS.”

2. Sheet C-01

a. Changed wall from demolish to remain on Room BR218.

b. Changed “+” hatch symbol from “DEMOLISH WALLS AND FLOORING” to

“DEMOLISH WOOD PANELING AND FLOORING.”

c. Added keyed note (6) to remove existing ceiling fans and patch/repair hole in ceiling.

d. Changed note in between rooms BR110 and BR112 to “REMOVE WOOD FRAME.”

There is no existing door at this location.

e. Changed keyed note (5) to read “REMOVE CONCRETE AS INDICATED.”

f. Changed “492 SF” sheet note (5) to “500 SF”

g. Removed Sheet Note (7).

h. Removed Sheet Note (9).

i. Added note “EXISTING CONCRETE RAMP TO REMAIN” at the existing lobby location.

j. Changed sheet note (4) to read “REMOVE ALL EXISTING VEGETATION IN BED BY

STOP SIGN AND ON EAST SIDE OF BUILDING EXCEPT FLOWING QUINCE.”

3. Sheet C-02

a. Removed Sheet Note 2 “REMOVE ROTTED SECTIONS OF SIDING, 40 LINEAR

FEET.”

b. Changed sheet note (5) to read “REMOVE VEGETATION AND PROVIDE OTHER

EXTERIOR DEMO AS SHOWN AND NOTED ON SHEET L-04.”

4. Sheet A-01

a. Moved D3 to correct location

b. Moved D4 to correct location

c. Changed new entry door to swing left

d. Removed all “REPLACE DOOR FRAME” work in the basement

e. Removed ADA ramp note (captured on A-07)

f. Added keyed note (8) to show location of current panic button to be relocated to new location

g. Added a door (D7) at existing lobby entrance location.

h. Added keyed note (9) to remove ADA assembly at existing lobby door location.

i. Added a door (D1) to Room BR120.

j. Changed D1 to D2 in BR215.

k. Changed keyed note (5) to read “INSTALL DUPLEX RECEPTACLE 3.5-FOOT FROM

TOP OF CEILING FOR FUTURE TV SCREEN”

l. Removed keyed note (6).

m. Changed keyed note (5) to read “REMOVE AND RE-USE CEILING FAN. PATCH AND

REPAIR HOLE. RE-INSTALL AT UPSTAIRS AND BASEMENT LOCATIONS PER SHEET

E-01.

n. Added locations for keyed note (4) on drawing.

o. Changed keyed note (3) to read “REMOVE DOOR FRAME AND REPLACE WITH

WALL.”

p. Added new duplex receptacle locations with symbol and added symbol meaning.

q. Added locations of electrical panels.

r. Changed keyed note (1) to read “CONSTRUCT NEW FLOOR TO CEILING WALL.”

5. Sheet A-02

a. Removed keyed notes (2) and (4)

b. Added room numbers and room square footages on main building.

c. Added locations of existing electrical panels.

6. Sheet A-03

a. Added sheet note (3) to read “IN ROOM BR216, REPLACE CEILING TILE THAT HAS

A HOLE FOR A CEILING FAN THAT WAS NEVER INSTALLED.”

7. Sheet A-04

a. Changed Room BR220 from Government-Provided tile to Carpet.

b. Added sheet note (6) to read “REMOVE EXISTING RUBBER AND PAINTED WOOD

BASE AND INSTALL NEW RUBBER BASE AT ALL NEW FLOORING LOCATIONS. DO

NOT REMOVE OR REPLACE THE EXISTING WOOD BASE IN BR100.”

c. Added sheet note (6) to read “INSTALL AND SECURE APPROXIMATELY 2-INCH

HEIGHT GYPSUM BOARD AT RECESSED WALL LOCATIONS WHERE NEW COVE

BASE IS TO BE INSTALLED TO PROVIDE FLAT AND UNIFORM SURFACE FOR NEW

BASE.”

8. Sheet A-05

a. Removed reference to “LINOLEUM” and replaced with “VCT”

b. Added sheet note (5) to read “REMOVE EXISTING RUBBER BASE AND INSTALL

NEW RUBBER BASE AT ALL NEW FLOORING LOCATIONS.”

9. Sheet A-06

a. Added location of existing electrical panel.

10. Sheet A-07

a. Changed front door from D4 to D5

b. Provided dimension for width of stacked stone

c. Changed concrete note (2) from “TROWEL” to “MEDIUM BROOM”

d. Changed “NEW ADA ACCESSIBLE RAMP” to “NEW ACCESSIBLE RAMP”

e. Changed ramp note to read “RAMP LOCATED ADJACENT TO BUILDING;

DOWELED AND EPOXIED WITH #3 REBAR, INTO EXISTING FOUNDATION. SEE

SHEET L-01 AND L-03 FOR RAMP DETAILS.”

f. Removed note “LANDING SHALL BE TIED TO BUILDING. DRILL AND EPOXY #3

REBAR.”

g. Changed landing note to read “PROVIDE 5-FOOT LANDING AREA AT BOTTOM OF

STEPS ON BOTH SIDES OF NEW RAMP/STAIRS TO MATCH EXISTING GRADE;

DOWEL AND EPOXY WITH #3 REBAR INTO EXISTING BUILDING FOUNDATION.”

11. Sheet A-08

a. Changed note from “NEW INTERIOR DOOR WITH ELECTRONIC KEYPAD” to NEW

INTERIOR DOOR D2.”

b. Changed note from “NEW INTERIOR DOOR WITH LOCK. SEE SHEET A-12” to

“NEW INTERIOR DOOR D4.”

12. Sheet A-09

a. Changed dimension of Government-Provided countertop from 2” x 18” x 8’ to 2” x 18” x 6’-7”

b. Added height dimension to reception counter stacked stone wall

c. Changed scale to “NOT TO SCALE” on Detail (1).

d. Clarified telecom outlet requirements for the reception counter.

e. Clarified panic button which is to be relocated from existing to new reception counter location.

f. Added ADA push button and note to read “NEW ADA PUSH BUTTON; INLAY IN

ROCK (DO NOT SURFACE MOUNT ON STONEWORK). WIRE TO NEW ASSEMBLY

AS REQUIRED.”

13. Sheet A-10

a. Removed requirement for pop-up and power stations in Rooms BR103, BR105, and BR107.

b. Removed keyed note (2).

c. Removed requirement for new SMART TV.

d. Added “INCLUDE ALL REQUIRED ELECTRICAL OUTLETS AND CIRCUITS TO PANEL” on sheet note (1).

e. Changed note to read “NEW ELECTRICAL AND CAT5e CABLING IN CONDUIT IN

CONCRETE SLAB”

f. Added note for HDMI cable location to read “RUN HDMI CABLING FROM

PROJECT TO THIS LOCATION; PROVIDE LENGTH SUCH THAT HDMI REACHES THE

FLOOR; COIL AND HANG FROM WALL.”

g. Changed sheet note (2) to read “TO ACCOMMODATE FLOOR SERVICE BOXES, NEW WIRING AND TELECOM CABLES SHALL BE RUN THROUGH THE MAIN

CORRIDOR IN CONDUIT SAW CUT IN THE CONCRETE FLOORS. THE TOP OF THE

CONDUIT SHALL BE FLUSH WITH THE REMAINING CONCRETE SLAB. THE

APPOXIMATE LOCATION IS SHOWN BY A DASHED LINE. RUN NEW CAT5E

CABLING FROM THE TELECOMM ROOM BR1T1 TO THE EXISTING ELECTRICAL

PANEL, THEN HOUSED WITH THE NEW WIRING TO THE LOCATIONS. POUR BACK

CONCRETE FLUSH WITH EXISTING FOUNDATION.”

h. Clarified locations of additive bid item for wallpaper murals.

14. Sheet A-11

a. For details H1 and J1, corrected note to say “DOOR SEE SCHEDULE SHEET A-12”

b. Removed “340S162-43” requirement in details P2 and P4.

c. Removed “3-1/2” X 1-5/8”” from “STEEL STUD” in detail P1

15. Sheet A-12

a. Changed keyed note (1) from “DOOR FRAME SHALL BE 2-INCH WOOD FINISH— MATCH BR204” to “DOOR FRAME SHALL BE 2-INCH WOOD—MATCH BR204”

b. Changed keyed note (2) from “PROVIDE MATCHING HARDWARE TO BR204, USED OR REFURBISHED 1960’S HARDWARE IS PREFERRED” to “DOOR LEVER SET, SCHLAGE SATURN AL40S-SAT613 OR APPROVED EQUAL. AT CHINO ONLY, USE

AL40S-SAT626 OR APPROVED EQUAL.” This lever set is a lever-style on the outside, with a push-button lever lock on the inside.

c. Added “BATTERY OPERATED” to keyed note (3).

d. Added “SCHLAGE AL25D-SAT626” to keyed note (5).

e. Revised keyed note (6) to read “RE-USE MANUAL LOCKING MECHANISM FROM

EXISTING LOBBY FRONT DOOR. INSTALL EXIT ONLY DOOR LEVER WITH EXTERIOR

BLANK PLATE, SATIN CHROME, SCHLAGE AL25-SAT626 OR APPROVED EQUAL AT

NEW LOBBY DOOR D5.”

f. Added keyed note (9) to read “RE-USE KEYPAD/LEVER FROM EXISTING

EMPLOYEE ENTRANCE DOOR AT THIS LOCATION.”

g. Changed Door D1 from “HOLLOW INTERIOR DOOR” to “HOLLOW WOOD

INTERIOR DOOR”

h. Added keyed note (10) to read “STEEL FRAME”

i. Removed knob on Door D1 and replaced with lever.

j. Changed Door D2 from “SOLID INTERIOR DOOR” to “SOLID WOOD INTERIOR

DOOR”

k. Added glass dimensions for Door D2

l. Removed keyed note (7) from Door D2

m. Removed keyed note (2) from Door D3.

n. Changed Door D4 from “GLASS INTERIOR DOOR” to “GLASS HOLLOW STEEL

DOOR”

o. Changed keyed note (4) to (3) on Door D4

p. Moved keyed note (7) to glass on Door D4

q. Removed locking lever on Door D4 and replaced with keypad cylindrical lock lever set

r. Added keyed note (9) on Door D4

s. Changed Door D5 from “EXTERIOR FRONT DOOR” to “EXTERIOR STEEL FRONT

DOOR”

t. Added glass dimensions for Door D5

u. Added keyed note (10) to Door D5

v. Changed keyed note (2) to (4) on Door D6.

w. Replaced F1 “INTERIOR DOOR FRAME” with D7 “EXTERIOR HOLLOW STEEL GLASS

DOOR”

x. Moved keyed note (7) to glass on Window W1

y. Added sheet note “INSTALL DOOR FRAMES IN THE MATERIAL AS NOTED, WITH

DIMENSIONS AS FIELD MEASURED AND AS NEEDED FOR PROPER FIT INTO

EXISTING SPACES.”

16. Sheet A-13

a. Changed flooring finish from TILE to CARPET in BR220.

17. Sheet A-14

a. Changed ceiling finish from GYP. BD. to PC in BR104 to match drawings.

18. Sheet E-01

a. Located new switches in new lobby and office areas.

b. Added Sheet Note 6 “INSTALL NEW LIGHT SWITCHES WHERE NEW OFFICE

SPACES ARE CREATED AS A RESULT OF NEW WALLS, AND DEDICATED TO THE

LIGHTING IN THE NEW OFFICE SPACE. ALL OTHER NEW LIGHTING LOCATIONS

CAN USE EXISTING LIGHT SWITCH LOCATIONS AND SWITCHPLATES.”

19. Sheet E-02

a. Added Sheet Note 6 “INSTALL NEW LIGHT SWITCHES WHERE NEW OFFICE

SPACES ARE CREATED AS A RESULT OF WALLS, AND DEDICATED TO THE

LIGHTING IN THE NEW OFFICE SPACE. ALL OTHER NEW LIGHTING LOCATIONS,

USE EXISTING LIGHT SWITCH LOCATIONS TO PULL FROM. REMOVE AND REPLACE

ALL LIGHT SWITCHES AND SWITCH PLATES FOR ALL SPACES; COR TO APPROVE

COLOR.”

20. Sheet E-05

a. Added Room BR1B1 to lighting schedule.

21. Sheet E-07

a. Added sheet note (7) to read “YARD OFFICE NOT SHOWN; LIGHTING IS

REQUIRED PER FINISH SCHEDULE.”

22. Various changes to L-01 to L-04

a. See revised sheets