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SECTION 10 25 13 – PATIENT BED SERVICE WALLS

COMPASS SYSTEM HEADWALL

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8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR

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Offers must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended, by one of the following methods:

The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offers

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is extended,

(a) By completing Items 8 and 15, and returning __________ copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted; or (c) By separate letter or electronic communication which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY is not extended.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA

(REV. 11/2016)

is required to sign this document and return ___________ copies to the issuing office.

is not, A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

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B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(b).

RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by letter or electronic communication, provided each letter or electronic communication makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

D. OTHER

Contractor

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Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

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13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS,

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11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

(Signature of person authorized to sign) (Signature of Contracting Officer) 04-04-2019 608-314 Department of Veterans Affairs VAMC Manchester 718 Smyth Road Manchester

NH

03104 Department of Veterans Affairs VAMC Manchester 718 Smyth Road Manchester

NH

03104 To all Offerors/Bidders

36C24118R0279 02-11-2019

X X

X This amendment is to Publish submitted RFI answers 14-24 All other Terms and Conditions of RFP remain the same

Jacalyn Hainey Contracting Officer

CONSTRUCT CLINICAL SERVICES BUILDING

PROJECT #608-314

SOLICITATION 36C24118R0279

SUBMITTED RFI QUESTIONS:

14 through 24

Question 14- Auto Door Operators:

Please confirm VA want all doors (Auto & ICU Doors) as standard sliders without the blast rating since no manufacture has a certification currently.

WBRC A/E 2019-3-27:

- Door 001 will be switched from a sliding door to a swing door of the same size and will meet specified PSDM blast requirements. Door will have a wall mounted ADA push button located in vestibule 001 to egress. Door will have a wireless, bollard mounted, ADA push button mounted on bollard closest to the door.

- Door 014A will be switched from a sliding door to a swing door of the same size and will meet specified PSDM blast requirements. Door will have a wall mounted ADA push button located in vestibule 014 to egress. Door will an audio video entry security intercom, as described in SK 003, dated 3/28/2019.

- Interior ICU doors are to remain as currently document and have no PSDM requirements.

Question 15- Is it possible to reissue Site Planting Plan LP101 on this project?

Plan has been reissued in which legend/notes are clear Question 16- All Painting Related:

1. There is no finish specified in Section 062013 Exterior Finish Carpentry for the cellular PVC trim, moldings, cornice, entablature, etc. Does exterior PVC need to be field painted or will it be furnished with a factor finish? Intended to be maintenance free, therefore factory applied finish is acceptable. Any nail holes shall be properly sealed so that rust stains do not appear over time.

1. Section 081400 Wood Doors references both factory finished doors and field finished doors, but the Door Schedule on A-601 only indicates that new wood doors are stained. Are these new wood doors factory stained or will they be stained in the field by the Painter?

Factory finish is acceptable

1. Is there any painting required in the attic besides at the Stair and new Mechanical Room? For example, do the outer faces of the shaft walls need to be painted? The catwalk? Any MEPs? No additional painting is required in/above concealed spaces above ceiling(s).

1. The existing plaster walls to remain along the building's perimeter are in very bad shape, and paint on most existing surfaces is peeling badly. Can you clarify the following?

A) Is it your intent to have the existing plaster walls skim-coated and left in perfect condition for the Painter? GC (through their sub) shall provide walls that are prepared for paint by removing any loose debris and applying a skim coat of plaster/mud.

B) If not, what surface prep does the Painter own at existing plaster walls? (see above)

Question 17- 1.) Scope of work 11.0 GC Supplied – GC Installed calls for exam room Casework to be furnished and installed by the GC. There is no specification for the Casework. Please provide.

Basis of design for casework (caregiver station) is Herman-Miller Compass that is available through Creative Office Pavilion (COP). It is intended to have the furniture manufacturer also due the installation of the furnishing. See spec:

Mark Lemay Senior Account Executive p: 603-647-4333 x309 Creative Office Pavilion www.creativeofficepavilion.com

2.) Scope of work 11.0 GC Supplied – GC Installed calls for exam room Head Boards to be furnished and installed by the GC. There is no specification for the Headboards. Please provide.

Basis of design for casework is Herman-Miller Compass that is available through HSI (Hospital Systems, Inc.). It is intended to have the furniture manufacturer also due the complicated installation of the headwall. (See specification above for basis of design specification) Stefanie Renwick HSI (Hospital Systems, Inc.)

750 Garcia Ave Pittsburg, CA 94565 USA +1.925.427.7800 Office +1.925.427.0800 Fax srenwick@HSIheadwalls.com www.HSIheadwalls.com

3.) Please provide drawings for the buildings that are to be demolished.

Here is a pdf that includes Buildings: 3,4, 13, and 14. These drawings are 1/8” = 1’-0” when printed on an 18x24.

Question 18- Spec Section # 08 11 13 – Hollow Metal Doors and Frames Please advise to the Blast Charge Weight and Standoff Distance for the one HM Frame for opening 015B Decon? The specs do not have that information in there.

James Landau, PE PLLC 2019-3-27: Section 08 11 13, paragraph 2.1.A, states that the blast values are contained in the VA Physical Security Design Standards Data Definitions, January 2015. Those values are 13.5 psi peak pressure with an impulse of 51 psi-msec.

Question 19-

RFI:

Auto Door Operators: Please confirm VA want all doors (Auto & ICU Doors) as standard sliders without the blast rating since no manufacture has a certification currently

WBRC A/E 2019-3-27:

- Door 001 will be switched from a sliding door to a swing door of the same size and will meet specified PSDM blast requirements. Door will have a wall mounted ADA push button located in vestibule 001 to egress. Door will have a wireless, bollard mounted, ADA push button mounted on bollard closest to the door.

- Door 014A will be switched from a sliding door to a swing door of the same size and will meet specified PSDM blast requirements. Door will have a wall mounted ADA push button located in vestibule 014 to egress. Door will an audio video entry security intercom, as described in SK 003, dated 3/28/2019.

- Interior ICU doors are to remain as currently document and have no PSDM requirements. Changes to doors 001 and 014A are documented in Addendum 002.

Question 20-

Please confirm the make-up requirements for the Psychiatric Blast Resistant Windows G and H.

085653.2.4.C.2 seems to indicate a blast rated window with an interior window that has 1/2" polycarbonate.

James Landau, PE PLLC 2019-3-28: 085653.2.4.C.2 is referring to an IG unit with an added 1/2" polycarbonate pane and aluminum framing attached to the interior side of the IG unit frame. The IG unit will be an annealed outer lite and an annealed/laminated with PVB lite inside. Framing holding the polycarbonate pane shall have a concealed multipoint locking system and concealed 4-bar hinge.

Question 21-

1. The Air Barrier, Waterproofing spec calls for a certified ABAA installer. The cost to be a certified installer by ABAA are too high to maintain. Especially with a limited amount of projects out there that are to be ABAA certified. In addition there are multiple inspection cost that impacts an owner of the project and ABAA assumes not responsibility for the work.

Requesting an exception to delete the ABAA requirement. Please clarify. WBRCwould recommend the VA opt to keep this requirement, as it provides a desired level of quality control. VA concurs

2. Masonry:

· The unit masonry spec calls out for UL fire rated masonry units, are these required or is ETC block acceptable?

WBRC A/E 2019-4-2: Wall assembly must meet UL and class requirements listed in contract documents.

· We are figuring the 2 stairwells and elevator to be 2hr rated, and the 2’8” high knee wall at detail C1/AS312 is to be unrated. Is this correct?

WBRC A/E 2019-4-2: All walls are to have ratings as indicated on life safety drawings. At detail C1/AS312, UL rating is not required below basement slab of existing building. Wall to be constructed per structural and architectural documents.

· Will the stairs and elevator go before the framing?

WBRC A/E 2019-4-2: Contractor means and methods Will we have access around the site with a forklift?

VA does not have an issue with forklift use as long as all Safety precautions are in place and any damaged lawn/grounds are repaired. Ultimately this is the GC’s decision.

Question 22- Damp-Proofing:

Drawing F1/AS101 calls for damp-proofing from column lines E to H at Column line 2.2, but there isn't a detail or a specification for this. Is damp-proofing required, if so will it have protection as well?

WBRC A/E 2019-4-2: Waterproofing, with protection board to be provided along column lines E, H and 2.2 in lieu of damp-proofing.

Modified Bituminous Sheet waterproofing:

The specification has section 071352 Modified Bituminous sheet waterproofing calling to waterproof foundation walls and split slab, but the drawings don't represent any waterproofing on the foundation walls or a split slab. Will this section be required? If so, can it be clarified where it will be installed.

WBRC A/E 2019-4-2: See note above. Waterproofing and protection board also to be provided on all foundation walls adjacent to occupied space.

Question 23- Sewer note 8, sheet CU101:

Please advise on Sewer note 8, sheet CU101 – during construction it appears that we will be cutting off the gravity flow of the sewer just to the north east of the new addition. We may want to install the 4,000 gallon surge tank and use it for temp storage, until the new station is up and running. That duration could be quite a while. Not knowing If we are allowed to use that tank for temp storage, and not knowing the daily flow, it will be difficult to calculate for temp pumping. Please advise.

WBRC A/E 2019-3-27 The engineer does not want to provide direction on contractor’s means and methods, however, it is anticipated that temporary pumping would occur.

Provisions should be made for temporary pumping. The existing daily flow from the pipes being cut is unknown. The 4,000-gallon surge tank may be used in conjunction with temporary pumping.

Question 24- Fixtures:

Please advise that no make or model numbers are shown in the spec or in the PL601 fixture drawing?

Question 24- Questions have come to light concerning the humidifier SH1. The information supplied in the schedule is minimal and in the spec section see below it calls out page 23 84 12 which has little or nothing about the units.

My other concern is the unit a standalone or is it an integral part of the roof top unit.

WBRC A/E 2019-4-3: The basis of design is a gas-to-steam humidifier to be furnished and installed by the Mechanical Contractor in the RTU service vestibule as indicated on drawing M-102. Please refer to detail D5 drawing M-503 for configuration arrangement and drawing M-601 schedule for performance data.

CLARIFICATIONS

During the design of the Clinical Services Building (CSB) VHA Police were in the process of upgrading the security camera and software. At the time of the CSB design (2017) Police were considering purchasing Axis cameras with Genetec Omnicast software/server. They did not end up making the purchase and decided to go with a different product. The security cameras at the Manchester VA are American Dynamics and supported by Victor software. Please disregard the SOW giving direction to use the brand name of Axis and Genetec.

GENERAL

0. sUMMARY

0. Section Includes

0. Factory Fabricated Pre-Piped and Pre-Wired Patient Care Headwall System

0. Patient Care Headwall as detailed on the drawings, including related components and accessories required to form an integral unit. Headwall components shown on the drawings but not specified below shall be included as part of the work under this Section, and all applicable portions of the Specification shall apply to these items.

0. Related Documents

1. Drawings and General Provisions of the Contract, including General and Supplementary Conditions and Division 1 Specification Sections, apply to this Section.

0. Related Sections

2. Section 22 60 00, Gas and Vacuum systems for Laboratory and Healthcare Facilities

2. Section 26 00 00, Electrical

2. Section 27 52 00, Healthcare Communications and Monitoring Systems

0. Related LEED Sections

3. Construction Waste Management – Section 01 7419

3. Sustainable Design Requirements – Section 01 8113

3. Indoor Air Quality Requirements – Section 01 8114

3. Indoor Finish Requirements – Section 01 8115

0. GREEN BUILDING REQUIREMENTS

1. The Owner requires the Contractor to implement practices and procedures to meet the project’s environmental performance goals, which include achieving the LEED Certification specified in Section Sustainable Design Requirements. Specific project goals that may impact this area of work include: use of recycled-content materials; use of locally-manufactured materials; use of low emitting materials; construction waste recycling; and the implementation of a construction indoor air quality management plan. The Contractor shall ensure that the requirements related to these goals are implemented to the fullest extent. Substitutions, or other changes to the work proposed by the Contractor or their Subcontractors, shall not be allowed if such changes compromise the stated LEED Requirements.

0. REFERENCes

2. American National Standards Institute (ANSI)

2. American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)

1. ASTM A167-99, Stainless and Heat-Resisting Chromium-Nickel Steel Plate, Sheet and Strip

2. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

2. NFPA 70, National Electrical Code (NEC)

2. NFPA 99, Healthcare Facilities

2. Underwriters Laboratories (UL)

2. GreenGuard Certification (Components)

0. submittals

3. Submit sufficient information, clearly presented, to determine compliance with drawings and specifications, including but not limited to the following.

0. Product Data

0. Manufacturer’s Product and Utility Information Sheets.

0. Manufacturer’s Product Specifications.

0. Drawings

1. Elevation and Backbone/Frame drawings of Headwall showing materials, construction, dimensions, ceiling height, piping/electrical termination points, circuit designators, quantities/locations of utilities and accessories, and mounting information.

1. Wiring diagram showing connections, electrical ratings, and circuit designators for utilities contained within the Headwall.

1. As directed by Owner, rough-in locations and dimensions.

0. Request For Information (RFI).

0. Reference to available finishes and colors.

0. Close-out data

4. As directed by Owner, provide complete Operation and Maintenance Manual.

4. As directed by Owner, provide complete Drawings of Record.

4. Warranties: See Section 1.10.

0. quality assurance

5. Qualifications

0. Manufacturer

0. Has been regularly engaged in design and manufacture of the types of products and scope similar to the requirements of this project for a period of not less than five years.

0. Has sufficient capacity to produce and deliver required materials without causing delays in work.

0. Is capable of providing field service representation.

0. Installer

1. Has successfully completed at least three projects of the type and scope similar to the requirements of this project.

1. Can furnish proof of familiarity with equipment to be installed.

1. Is acceptable to Manufacturer.

5. Field Samples (Mock-Ups)

1. As directed by Owner, construct fully functional Mock-Up unit for the purpose of evaluating quality of work, operation of equipment, product application, system integration, and facility preparation.

1. Construct per approved drawings.

1. As directed by Owner, may or may not remain part of finished work.

1. Work may proceed only after written acceptance of Mock-Up is received.

0. DELIVERY, STORAGE, and HANDLING

6. Time deliveries to ensure materials are available on site when required.

6. Materials delivered to site in Manufacturer’s clearly identified containers.

6. Receive and store materials in their original containers in a secured space, and in a manner to prevent damage from exposure to harmful weather or conditions.

0. project / site conditions

7. Existing Conditions

0. Ensure that walls scheduled to receive materials are adequately reinforced to accept installation of this work.

0. Ensure that floor, ceiling, and wall work is completed to accept Headwall.

0. Report any deficiencies to Owner/Contractor for corrections.

7. Protection

1. Ensure that adjoining work will not be adversely affected by installation of work in this Section.

1. Provide temporary protection as required.

7. Environmental Limitations

2. Do not install materials until spaces are enclosed and weather tight, wet work in spaces is complete and dry, and temporary HVAC system is operating and maintaining ambient temperature and humidity conditions at occupancy levels during remainder of the construction period.

7. Field Measurements

3. Verify actual dimensions of construction contiguous with Headwall by field measurements before fabrication.

3. Field measurements to be provided by General Contractor.

0. Sequencing

8. Coordinate work in this Section with work of other trades for proper time and sequence in order to avoid delays.

8. Coordinate this work with other operations taking place in the same area to avoid conflicts.

0. WARRANTY

9. All warranties run from date of substantial completion.

9. Written warranty on entire system, signed jointly by Installer, Manufacturer, and Contractor for period of twelve (12) years.

PRODUCTS

0. patient bed service wall

10. Products

0. Compass™ Patient Care Modular Headwall System

10. Manufacturer

1. Hospital Systems, Inc.; 750 Garcia Avenue, Pittsburg, CA 94565 USA; Telephone (925) 427-7800; Fax (925) 427-0800; Email info@HSIheadwalls.com; Website www.HSIheadwalls.com

1. Single Source Responsibility: Components and materials specified in this section provided by a single Manufacturer.

1. If products of other Manufacturers are used to satisfy this section, all items shall meet the requirements specified herein, and be approved by Owner or Architect prior to bid.

10. Design Criteria

2. High-quality functional Patient Care Headwall with the inherent attributes of durability, aesthetic value, and safety while providing maximum functionality.

2. Facilitate patient care needs in environments that require a high degree of flexibility and are subject to future changes.

2. Effective means to deliver necessary medical gases and other utilities to the patient.

2. Space efficient solution making maximum use of vertical space and floor space.

2. Highly organized and versatile method of storing materials unique to medical requirements.

2. Facilitate ease of Headwall installation and cleaning.

10. Regulatory Requirements

3. Meets or exceeds NFPA 99, 56A, 76B requirements.

3. Complies with NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements.

3. UL listed and labeled.

3. OSHPD approved.

3. Meets or exceeds local codes.

0. GENERAL SUMMARY

11. Integrated Modular Patient Care Headwall System comprised of 1 or more sections, as specified by the drawings. Each self-supporting unit consists of a basic structural framework that hangs from Wall Rails, and removable Tiles.

0. materials

12. Horizontal Rails

0. Wall Rail

0. Anodized Aluminum.

0. Provides horizontal interface capability to suspend horizontal and vertical hung rail components of structural framework.

0. Capable of supporting static load of 250 pounds per linear foot.

0. Attach directly to finished 5/8” or thicker drywall.

0. 2 Rails required, upper and lower.

0. Includes end caps, connectors, appropriate wall anchors.

0. Standard nominal widths are 24”, 36”, 48”, 60”, 72”, 84”, and 96”.

0. Utility Support Rail

1. Anodized Aluminum.

1. Mount between Rail-Attached Stiles to provide attachment for internal electrical/data backboxes/junction boxes and gas outlet attachment brackets.

1. 2 Rails support 1 row of utilities.

1. Standard nominal widths are 24”, 36”, and 48”.

12. Vertical Rails

1. Rail-Attached Stile

0. 18 GA Cold Rolled Steel, Black Powder Coat Finish.

0. Mount anywhere along Wall Rails.

0. 2 Rails required for each section.

0. Supports all Tiles and components.

0. Creates a minimum space of 3” to accommodate plumbing, power, data, and electrical connections.

0. Includes Anti-Dislodgement Clips for interface to Wall Rails.

0. Standard nominal heights are 24” and 64”.

1. Chase Stile

1. 18 GA Cold Rolled Steel, Black Powder Coat Finish.

1. Attach to top of Rail-Attached Stile.

1. 2 Stiles required for attaching Chase Tile.

1. Includes connector kit and lockdowns.

1. Standard nominal height is 18”.

12. Tiles

2. Face Tile

0. Fire-retarding core material surfaced with a high pressure plastic laminated facing sheet. Surface material available in Corian® and Durawrap 3D Laminate in a variety of colors.

0. Overlapping ship-lap design at horizontal joints to prohibit moisture and liquids from seeping (wicking) behind Tile.

0. Attach to Rail-Attached Stiles to provide a finished cover.

0. Accommodates Work Surface supports (cantilever).

0. Standard nominal widths are 12”, 24”, 30”, 36”, and 48”.

0. Standard nominal heights are 20”, 24”, and 40”.

0. Custom heights will be required.

2. Bed Tile

1. Fire-retarding core material surfaced with a high pressure plastic laminated facing sheet. Surface material available in Corian® and Durawrap 3D Laminate in a variety of colors.

1. Overlapping ship-lap design at horizontal joints to prohibit moisture and liquids from seeping (wicking) behind Tile.

1. Attach to Rail-Attached Stiles to provide a finished cover.

1. Designed to take the impact of a common patient bed without additional reinforcement.

1. Side close-outs and soft white (LU) bottom close-out included.

1. Standard nominal widths are 36” and 48”.

1. Standard nominal height is 36”.

2. ADA-Compliant Above-Sink Tile:

2. Shall be available in nominal heights of 20” and 40”, width of 30” and depth of .75 inches.

2. Surface material shall be available in Corian®, Durawrap™ 3D Laminate or 3D Laminate.

2. Shall be available in at least six colors.

2. Utility Tile, Electrical/Data/Gas, Lower

3. Fire-retarding core material surfaced with a high pressure plastic laminated facing sheet. Surface material available in Corian® and Durawrap 3D Laminate in a variety of colors.

3. Overlapping ship-lap design at horizontal joints to prohibit moisture and liquids from seeping (wicking) behind Tile.

3. Attach to Rail-Attached Stiles in the bottom position on the Stiles.

3. Cutouts for electrical/data/gas utilities per drawings provide easy access to backboxes and gas outlets for maintenance.

3. Standard nominal widths are 24”, 36”, and 48”.

3. Standard nominal height is 24”.

2. Utility Tile, Electrical/Data/Gas, Upper

4. Fire-retarding core material surfaced with a high pressure plastic laminated facing sheet. Surface material available in Corian® and Durawrap 3D Laminate in a variety of colors.

4. Overlapping ship-lap design at horizontal joints to prohibit moisture and liquids from seeping (wicking) behind Tile.

4. Cutouts for electrical/data/gas utilities per drawings provide easy access to backboxes and gas outlets for maintenance.

4. Capable of supporting a Monitor Mounting Bracket.

4. Standard nominal widths are 24”, 36”, and 48”.

4. Standard nominal heights are 20” (Partial-Height) and 40” (Full-Height).

2. Chase Tile

5. Fire-retarding core material surfaced with a high pressure plastic laminated facing sheet. Surface material available in Corian® and Durawrap 3D Laminate in a variety of colors.

5. Hides piping and conduit routed from the ceiling for gas and electrical/data utilities.

5. Attach to Chase Stiles.

5. Standard nominal widths are 24”, 36”, and 48”.

5. Standard 25-1/2” high Chase Tile designed for use with 64” high Rail-Attached Stiles in rooms with a ceiling height between 8’-6” and 9’-0”.

2. Linen Cart Tile

6. Shall be nominal 24” wide, 24” high and depth of .75 inches.

6. Shall include docking guides.

6. Shall integrate and support a Work Surface with a backsplash.

6. Surface material shall be available in Durawrap™ 3D Laminate or 3D Laminate.

6. Shall come in at least six colors.

6. Shall accommodate work surface supports (Cantilever)

12. Wall-Mounted Chase

0. Plastic, ABS, White

0. Painted in the field.

0. Hides piping and conduit routed from the ceiling for gas and electrical/data utilities.

0. Attach to architectural wall.

0. Standard nominal width is 18”.

0. Standard 25” high Chase designed for use with 64” high Rail-Attached Stiles in rooms with a ceiling height between 8’-6” and 9’-0”.

12. Sink Modules:

4. Corian Sinks shall be available with a nominal width of 24” and depths of 13” and 21” as well as an ADA version. Please see contract drawings for exact dimensions.

4. Shall have a straight or curved integrated backsplash. Please see contract drawings for exact details.

4. A 4” faucet shall be available that is AC/DC power and has an AC powered faucet sensor, hydro-powered faucet sensor or battery powered faucet sensor or a “Wrist Blade” style alternative solution.

4. Shall be available with a sink enclosure that is 24” wide and mounts under the sink capable of supporting 150 pound load.

4. Sink enclosure material shall be Durawrap™ 3D Laminate or 3D Laminate to prevent moisture contamination.

4. Sidesplashes shall be Corian® to prevent moisture contamination.

12. Cabinets:

5. Linen Cabinet:

0. Shall be available at a nominal width of 24” and height as indicated and depths of 13” and 21”. Please see contract drawings for exact dimensions.

0. Cabinet shall support 200 pounds.

0. Door shall be left or right hinged. Please see contract drawings for exact dimensions.

0. Shall have a variety of pull-styles including a flexible pull to limit damage.

0. A shelf shall be included in the cabinet.

0. Surface material shall be available in Durawrap™ 3D Laminate or 3D Laminate.

0. Shall be available in at least six colors.

5. Patient Storage Cabinet:

1. Shall be available in a nominal height of 20”, depths of 6”, 9” or 13” and widths of 24”, 30” and 36”.

1. Door shall be left or right hinged, or double doors. Please see contract drawings for exact dimensions.

1. Shall have a variety of pull-styles.

1. Surface material shall be available in Durawrap™ 3D Laminate or 3D Laminate.

1. Shall be available in at least six colors.

1. Shall support a 30 pound load.

5. Glove Cabinet:

2. Shall be available in a nominal height of 20”, 6” deep and widths of 24”, 30” and 36”.

2. Door shall be left or right hinged, or double doors. Please see contract drawings for exact dimensions.

2. Shall have a variety of pull-styles.

2. The 24” wide glove cabinet shall have three cutouts for gloves that clearly distinguish large, medium and small glove sizes.

2. A top shelf shall be included in the glove cabinet.

2. Surface material shall be available in Durawrap™ 3D Laminate or 3D Laminate.

2. Shall be available in at least six colors.

2. Shall support a 30 pound load.

5. Label Printer Module:

3. Shall accommodate a top storage space that is 24” wide, 18” high and 13” or 21” deep, with or without doors, as indicated.

3. Door shall be left or right hinged. Please see contract drawings for exact dimensions.

3. Shall have a variety of pull-styles.

3. Shall accommodate a printer space that is 24” wide and 15” high with an 8” by 10” sealed opening for ease or wiring.

3. Surface material shall be available in Durawrap™ 3D Laminate or 3D Laminate

3. Shall be available in at least six colors.

5. Waste Receptacle:

4. Shall be 37” high, 13.5” deep and 24” wide.

4. Shall have four 2.4 inch casters.

4. Surface material shall be available in Durawrap™ 3D Laminate or 3D Laminate.

4. Shall be available in at least six colors.

5. Locks and keying:

5. Key all locks differently.

5. Furnish each lock with two keys.

0. components

13. Medical Gas Piping and Medical Gas / Vacuum Outlets

0. Medical Gas Piping

0. Type L copper pipe, cleaned, capped, and properly identified.

0. Factory installed and manifolded for single-point connection to building services in accordance with facility requirements and drawings. Termination points behind Chase or above ceiling.

0. Factory tested.

0. Medical Gas / Vacuum Outlets

1. Location and quantity to meet the configuration of services detailed on the drawings.

1. Provided per Section 22 62 00 and 22 63 00.

1. Factory installed and tested.

1. Medical gas outlet Manufacturer’s standard Cover Plates.

1. Fixed medical gas outlets are permanently installed in one location, however, solutions to allow for future relocation or addition of outlets without requiring recertification can be incorporated during the design phase.

13. Electrical Wiring and Electrical Receptacles

1. Electrical Wiring

0. Normal (Standard) and Emergency (Critical) Branch Power: #12 THHN stranded copper wire, 600 Volt, with heat resistant thermo-plastic insulation.

0. Ground: #12 THHN stranded copper wire.

0. Factory installed for single-point connection to building power in accordance with facility requirements and drawings. Junction boxes in top row of Utility Rails, behind Chase, or above ceiling.

0. Differing electrical voltages and signal wiring separated with use of EMT, Flexible Metal Conduit, or HCF cable and separated at termination points with use of dedicated junction boxes.

0. Factory tested.

1. Electrical Receptacles

1. Location and quantity to meet the configuration of services detailed on the drawings.

1. Hospital Grade 15A or 20A Decora Type.

1. Tamper-Resistant (Safety), Illuminated, or GFCI as directed by Owner.

1. Colors: White for use on normal (standard) circuits and red for use on emergency (critical) circuits.

1. Factory installed and tested.

13. Provisions

2. Can accommodate provisions for, but not limited to, Nurse Call Equipment, Monitoring Equipment, Data Jacks, Phone Jacks, Lighting, etc. Low Voltage Controller for lighting fixtures (fixture by others) can be provided and factory installed when specified.

2. Required EMT or Flexible Metal Conduit runs to appropriate termination point junction box factory installed.

2. Cover Plates provided for all provisions with the exception of Light provision and Nurse Call equipment provisions. Trim Plates provided with Nurse Call provision.

13. Optional Electrical Components – Provided and Factory Installed As Shown On Drawings

3. Switches

0. Industrial Grade, 120/277 Volt, 20 Amp

0. Toggle, Decora, 3-Way, Momentary, etc.

0. Colors: White for use on normal (standard) circuits and red for use on emergency (critical) circuits.

3. REACT Timer

1. Digital time of day and elapsed timer.

1. Allows activation of elapsed time indicator by manual depression of Start switch, or by patient ventricular alarm condition broadcast through bedside physiological monitor and/or Code Blue switch.

1. Manually operated Stop/Start, Reset, and Mode switches pre-wired within the REACT unit.

1. Installing Contractor performs wiring and electrical actuation between the monitor and the REACT unit.

3. Grounding Jacks

2. Solid brass receptacles enclosed in non-conductive housing.

2. Spring loaded with twist-to-lock action.

2. Meets requirements of NEC article 517 and NFPA 99.

3. Secondary Circuit Breakers

3. Includes breaker box and door with concealed hinges for access to circuit breaker handles.

0. lighting (optional)

14. Compass Overbed Light

0. 36” or 48” Widths

0. Tile-mounted at top of bed section.

14. Sconce Lights

1. Tile-mounted at top of side sections.

1. Trim Plate provided.

14. Qualux 50GX™ Exam/Reading Light

2. Dual-Intensity Halogen: Exam (spot) and Reading (flood).

2. 38-Inch knuckle-joint arm.

14. Qualux 50SX™ Exam/Reading Light

3. Dual-Intensity Halogen: Exam (spot) and Reading (flood).

3. 31.5-Inch gooseneck arm.

14. Series MLC Exam/Reading Light

4. Fluorescent/Incandescent.

4. 45-Inch adjustable arm.

14. Series ARL Exam/Reading Light

5. Incandescent.

5. 45-Inch or 50-Inch adjustable arm.

0. accessories (OPTIONAL)

15. Horizontal Eclipse™ Equipment Rails

0. Anodized Aluminum, Satin Oxide Laminate Insert, Grey End Caps.

0. Supports rail-mount accessories with the use of Universal Rail Clamps.

0. Attach to front of Tile.

0. Standard lengths are 18”, 24”, 30”, 36”, 42”, and 48”.

15. Large selection of rail-mount accessories available including Vacuum Bottles and Slides, Monitor Mounting Channels and Arms, Diagnostic Equipment, Sharps Containers, Glove Holders, I.V. Poles, Soap Dispensers, Chart Holders, Utility Hooks, etc.

15. Accessory Rail:

2. Shall be available in widths of 18”, 24”, 30”, 36” 42” and 48”.

2. Shall be able to support 15 pounds per linear foot.

2. Shall be able to support accessory devices such as utility baskets.

15. HD Wall Mount Technology-Slider Platform:

3. Shall be able to support 40 pounds.

3. Shall be adjustable through 14" vertically and 30” horizontally.

3. Shall store in 7” of space.

3. Shall be finished with anti-microbial powder coat paint.

3. Shall be able to support accessory devices such as Patient monitors, wall-mounted TV’s, or X-Ray illuminators.

15. HD Wall Mount Technology-Workstation Platform:

4. Shall be able to support 34 pounds.

4. Shall incorporate a sliding keyboard.

4. Shall be adjustable through 14" vertically and 30” horizontally.

4. Shall store in 7” of space.

4. Shall be finished with anti-microbial powder coat paint.

4. Shall be able to support accessory devices such as wall-mounted computers.

15. HD Extension Arm:

5. Shall be able to support 34 pounds.

5. Shall add 16” of horizontal movement.

5. Shall be able to support accessory devices such as Sphygmomanometers and Otoscopes.

15. Accessories to be provided by Manufacturer of Headwall or Cabinets to ensure compatibility.

EXECUTION

0. examination

16. Ensure structure and/or substrate is adequate to support Headwall.

16. Inspect and verify that walls and areas in which work is to be performed are acceptable for Headwall installation in accordance with Manufacturer’s published recommendations and all applicable Sections.

16. Report all discrepancies and unacceptable conditions to Owner/Contractor for corrections.

16. Proceed with installation only after discrepancies and unacceptable conditions have been remedied.

0. preparation

17. Coordinate Headwall installation with work of other trades for proper sequence to avoid delays.

17. Coordinate service connection work with Electrical, Piping, and Communication Contractors.

0. INSTALLATION

18. Perform installation in strict accordance with Manufacturer’s published recommendations and all applicable Sections.

18. Anchor all fixed components securely, square, level, and plumb at heights indicated on drawings.

18. Align slots in vertical support elements to ensure hanging units are level.

18. After installation of Headwall and connection of services are complete, test electrical equipment function and grounding in accordance with NFPA requirements. Purge and test medical gases for system certification in accordance with NFPA 99.

0. cleaning

19. Clean all surfaces to remove all marks, soil, and foreign matter immediately after installation and adjustment are complete.

19. Recheck all components and perform any necessary additional cleaning just prior to substantial completion.

19. Remove surplus materials, debris, tools, and equipment upon completion.

19. Manage Packaging Waste

3. Collect and separate packaging waste materials for reuse and/or recycling.

3. Remove packaging materials from site and dispose of at appropriate recycling facilities.

0. protection

20. Protect installed Headwall from damage during remaining construction work.

END OF SECTION

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SECTION 10 25 13 – PATIENT BED SERVICE WALLS

COMPASS SYSTEM HEADWALL

GENERAL

sUMMARY

Section Includes

Factory Fabricated Pre-Piped and Pre-Wired Patient Care Headwall System

Patient Care Headwall as detailed on the drawings, including related components and accessories required to form an integral unit. Headwall components shown on the drawings but not specified below shall be included as part of the work under this Section, and all applicable portions of the Specification shall apply to these items.

Related Documents

Drawings and General Provisions of the Contract, including General and Supplementary Conditions and Division 1 Specification Sections, apply to this Section.

Related Sections

Section 22 60 00, Gas and Vacuum systems for Laboratory and Healthcare Facilities

Section 26 00 00, Electrical

Section 27 52 00, Healthcare Communications and Monitoring Systems

Related LEED Sections

Construction Waste Management – Section 01 7419

Sustainable Design Requirements – Section 01 8113

Indoor Air Quality Requirements – Section 01 8114

Indoor Finish Requirements – Section 01 8115

GREEN BUILDING REQUIREMENTS

The Owner requires the Contractor to implement practices and procedures to meet the project’s environmental performance goals, which include achieving the LEED Certification specified in Section Sustainable Design Requirements. Specific project goals that may impact this area of work include: use of recycled-content materials; use of locally-manufactured materials; use of low emitting materials; construction waste recycling; and the implementation of a construction indoor air quality management plan. The Contractor shall ensure that the requirements related to these goals are implemented to the fullest extent. Substitutions, or other changes to the work proposed by the Contractor or their Subcontractors, shall not be allowed if such changes compromise the stated LEED Requirements.

REFERENCes

American National Standards Institute (ANSI)

American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)

ASTM A167-99, Stainless and Heat-Resisting Chromium-Nickel Steel Plate, Sheet and Strip

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

NFPA 70, National Electrical Code (NEC)

NFPA 99, Healthcare Facilities

Underwriters Laboratories (UL)

GreenGuard Certification (Components) submittals

Submit sufficient information, clearly presented, to determine compliance with drawings and specifications, including but not limited to the following.

Product Data

Manufacturer’s Product and Utility Information Sheets.

Manufacturer’s Product Specifications.

Drawings

Elevation and Backbone/Frame drawings of Headwall showing materials, construction, dimensions, ceiling height, piping/electrical termination points, circuit designators, quantities/locations of utilities and accessories, and mounting information.

Wiring diagram showing connections, electrical ratings, and circuit designators for utilities contained within the Headwall.

As directed by Owner, rough-in locations and dimensions.

Request For Information (RFI).

Reference to available finishes and colors.

Close-out data

As directed by Owner, provide complete Operation and Maintenance Manual.

As directed by Owner, provide complete Drawings of Record.

Warranties: See Section 1.10.

quality assurance

Qualifications

Manufacturer

Has been regularly engaged in design and manufacture of the types of products and scope similar to the requirements of this project for a period of not less than five years.

Has sufficient capacity to produce and deliver required materials without causing delays in work.

Is capable of providing field service representation.

Installer

Has successfully completed at least three projects of the type and scope similar to the requirements of this project.

Can furnish proof of familiarity with equipment to be installed.

Is acceptable to Manufacturer.

Field Samples (Mock-Ups)

As directed by Owner, construct fully functional Mock-Up unit for the purpose of evaluating quality of work, operation of equipment, product application, system integration, and facility preparation.

Construct per approved drawings.

As directed by Owner, may or may not remain part of finished work.

Work may proceed only after written acceptance of Mock-Up is received.

DELIVERY, STORAGE, and HANDLING

Time deliveries to ensure materials are available on site when required.

Materials delivered to site in Manufacturer’s clearly identified containers.

Receive and store materials in their original containers in a secured space, and in a manner to prevent damage from exposure to harmful weather or conditions.

project / site conditions

Existing Conditions

Ensure that walls scheduled to receive materials are adequately reinforced to accept installation of this work.

Ensure that floor, ceiling, and wall work is completed to accept Headwall.

Report any deficiencies to Owner/Contractor for corrections.

Protection

Ensure that adjoining work will not be adversely affected by installation of work in this Section.

Provide temporary protection as required.

Environmental Limitations

Do not install materials until spaces are enclosed and weather tight, wet work in spaces is complete and dry, and temporary HVAC system is operating and maintaining ambient temperature and humidity conditions at occupancy levels during remainder of the construction period.

Field Measurements

Verify actual dimensions of construction contiguous with Headwall by field measurements before fabrication.

Field measurements to be provided by General Contractor.

Sequencing

Coordinate work in this Section with work of other trades for proper time and sequence in order to avoid delays.

Coordinate this work with other operations taking place in the same area to avoid conflicts.

WARRANTY

All warranties run from date of substantial completion.

Written warranty on entire system, signed jointly by Installer, Manufacturer, and Contractor for period of twelve (12) years.

PRODUCTS

patient bed service wall

Products

Compass™ Patient Care Modular Headwall System

Manufacturer

Hospital Systems, Inc.; 750 Garcia Avenue, Pittsburg, CA 94565 USA; Telephone (925) 427-7800; Fax (925) 427-0800; Email info@HSIheadwalls.com; Website www.HSIheadwalls.com

Single Source Responsibility: Components and materials specified in this section provided by a single Manufacturer.

If products of other Manufacturers are used to satisfy this section, all items shall meet the requirements specified herein, and be approved by Owner or Architect prior to bid.

Design Criteria

High-quality functional Patient Care Headwall with the inherent attributes of durability, aesthetic value, and safety while providing maximum functionality.

Facilitate patient care needs in environments that require a high degree of flexibility and are subject to future changes.

Effective means to deliver necessary medical gases and other utilities to the patient.

Space efficient solution making maximum use of vertical space and floor space.

Highly organized and versatile method of storing materials unique to medical requirements.

Facilitate ease of Headwall installation and cleaning.

Regulatory Requirements

Meets or exceeds NFPA 99, 56A, 76B requirements.

Complies with NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements.

UL listed and labeled.

OSHPD approved.

Meets or exceeds local codes.

GENERAL SUMMARY

Integrated Modular Patient Care Headwall System comprised of 1 or more sections, as specified by the drawings. Each self-supporting unit consists of a basic structural framework that hangs from Wall Rails, and removable Tiles.

materials

Horizontal Rails

Wall Rail

Anodized Aluminum.

Provides horizontal interface capability to suspend horizontal and vertical hung rail components of structural framework.

Capable of supporting static load of 250 pounds per linear foot.

Attach directly to finished 5/8” or thicker drywall.

2 Rails required, upper and lower.

Includes end caps, connectors, appropriate wall anchors.

Standard nominal widths are 24”, 36”, 48”, 60”, 72”, 84”, and 96”.

Utility Support Rail

Anodized Aluminum.

Mount between Rail-Attached Stiles to provide attachment for internal electrical/data backboxes/junction boxes and gas outlet attachment brackets.

2 Rails support 1 row of utilities.

Standard nominal widths are 24”, 36”, and 48”.

Vertical Rails

Rail-Attached Stile

18 GA Cold Rolled Steel, Black Powder Coat Finish.

Mount anywhere along Wall Rails.

2 Rails required for each section.

Supports all Tiles and components.

Creates a minimum space of 3” to accommodate plumbing, power, data, and electrical connections.

Includes Anti-Dislodgement Clips for interface to Wall Rails.

Standard nominal heights are 24” and 64”.

Chase Stile

18 GA Cold Rolled Steel, Black Powder Coat Finish.

Attach to top of Rail-Attached Stile.

2 Stiles required for attaching Chase Tile.

Includes connector kit and lockdowns.

Standard nominal height is 18”.

Tiles

Face Tile

Fire-retarding core material surfaced with a high pressure plastic laminated facing sheet. Surface material available in Corian® and Durawrap 3D Laminate in a variety of colors.

Overlapping ship-lap design at horizontal joints to prohibit moisture and liquids from seeping (wicking) behind Tile.

Attach to Rail-Attached Stiles to provide a finished cover.

Accommodates Work Surface supports (cantilever).

Standard nominal widths are 12”, 24”, 30”, 36”, and 48”.

Standard nominal heights are 20”, 24”, and 40”.

Custom heights will be required.

Bed Tile

Fire-retarding core material surfaced with a high pressure plastic laminated facing sheet. Surface material available in Corian® and Durawrap 3D Laminate in a variety of colors.

Overlapping ship-lap design at horizontal joints to prohibit moisture and liquids from seeping (wicking) behind Tile.

Attach to Rail-Attached Stiles to provide a finished cover.

Designed to take the impact of a common patient bed without additional reinforcement.

Side close-outs and soft white (LU) bottom close-out included.

Standard nominal widths are 36” and 48”.

Standard nominal height is 36”.

ADA-Compliant Above-Sink Tile:

Shall be available in nominal heights of 20” and 40”, width of 30” and depth of .75 inches.

Surface material shall be available in Corian®, Durawrap™ 3D Laminate or 3D Laminate.

Shall be available in at least six colors.

Utility Tile, Electrical/Data/Gas, Lower

Fire-retarding core material surfaced with a high pressure plastic laminated facing sheet. Surface material available in Corian® and Durawrap 3D Laminate in a variety of colors.

Overlapping ship-lap design at horizontal joints to prohibit moisture and liquids from seeping (wicking) behind Tile.

Attach to Rail-Attached Stiles in the bottom position on the Stiles.

Cutouts for electrical/data/gas utilities per drawings provide easy access to backboxes and gas outlets for maintenance.

Standard nominal widths are 24”, 36”, and 48”.

Standard nominal height is 24”.

Utility Tile, Electrical/Data/Gas, Upper

Fire-retarding core material surfaced with a high pressure plastic laminated facing sheet. Surface material available in Corian® and Durawrap 3D Laminate in a variety of colors.

Overlapping ship-lap design at horizontal joints to prohibit moisture and liquids from seeping (wicking) behind Tile.

Cutouts for electrical/data/gas utilities per drawings provide easy access to backboxes and gas outlets for maintenance.

Capable of supporting a Monitor Mounting Bracket.

Standard nominal widths are 24”, 36”, and 48”.

Standard nominal heights are 20” (Partial-Height) and 40” (Full-Height).

Chase Tile

Fire-retarding core material surfaced with a high pressure plastic laminated facing sheet. Surface material available in Corian® and Durawrap 3D Laminate in a variety of colors.

Hides piping and conduit routed from the ceiling for gas and electrical/data utilities.

Attach to Chase Stiles.

Standard nominal widths are 24”, 36”, and 48”.

Standard 25-1/2” high Chase Tile designed for use with 64” high Rail-Attached Stiles in rooms with a ceiling height between 8’-6” and 9’-0”.

Linen Cart Tile

Shall be nominal 24”…