Vol. 1 of 2- 589-21-211 KCVAMC Renovate B26 PPP-Drawings-100 20260417- 46 pages.pdf

CONCRETE,

CAST-IN-PLACE

GROUT

BRICK,

COMMON/FACE

CONCRETE

MASONRY UNIT

STONE,

CAST

ALUMINUM

ORNAMENTAL

METAL

STEEL AND

OTHER METALS

INSULATION,

LOOSE FILL OR

BLANKET

INSULATION,

RIGID BOARD

SHEET METAL

PLASTER,

GYPSUM OR

PORTLAND CEMENT

EARTH,

CRUSHED ROCK

GRAVEL

EARTHWORK,

COMPACTED

FILL

SAND

CMU

BOND BEAM

LINTEL

CMU, END

PLYWOOD

WOOD BLOCKING

OR SHIM

WOOD FRAMING,

CONTINUOUS

GLASS, ELEVATION

NAME

ELEVATION

101A

PLAN NORTH

ID

ID

NAME

NO

IDID

0 8' 16'4'C4

DRAWING BLOCK TITLE

1/8" = 1'-0"

NO

SHT

SIM

NO

SHT

SIM

NO

SHT

SIM

BUILDING SECTION IDENTIFICATION

SECTION NUMBER

SHEET NUMBER

WALL SECTION IDENTIFICATION

SECTION NUMBER

SHEET NUMBER

SHEET

ELEV_NO

Ref

R ef

Ref

R ef

EXTERIOR ELEVATION IDENTIFICATION

SHEET

RefEL

R ef

EL

RefEL

R ef

EL

INTERIOR ELEVATION IDENTIFICATION

ELEVATION NUMBER

SHEET NUMBER

ELEVATION NUMBER

SHEET NUMBER

SHT

NO

SIM

DETAIL/CALLOUT IDENTIFICATION

DETAIL NUMBER

SHEET NUMBER

DRAWING BLOCK TITLE

VIEW NUMBER

VIEW SCALE

VIEW NAME

GRAPHIC SCALE

EXTERIOR ELEVATION IDENTIFICATION

ELEVATION NAME

ELEVATION

NORTH INDICATOR

PROJECT NORTH LINE

TRUE NORTH LINE

COLUMN LINE GRID INDICATOR

ID

GRID IDENTIFICATION

FLOOR PLAN REFERENCE INDICATORS

ROOM TAG

WINDOW TAG

DOOR TAG

PARTITION TAG

REVISION TAG

KEYNOTE TAG

SPOT ELEVATION

TAG

100'-0"

CL CENTER LINE

ID

Abbreviation Term

1WAY one-way 2WAY two-way 3PLY three-ply 3WAY three-way 4WAY four-way

A A LABEL Class A door A/C air condition A/C UNIT air conditioning unit A/E architect/engineer AAP alarm annunciator panel AB anchor bolt ABBRV abbreviation ACC accessible ACOUS INSUL acoustical insulation ACOUS PNL acoustical panel ACS DR access door ACS FLR access floor ACS PNL access panel ACT acoustical ceiling tile ADA Americans with Disabilities Act AFF above finished floor AGGR aggregate AHJ authority having jurisdiction AHU air handling unit AIA American Institute of Architects ALM alarm ALNMT alignment ALT alternate ALT NO alternate number ALUM aluminum ANN annunciator ANOD anodize APC acoustical panel ceiling APPD approved APPROX approximate ARCH Architect ASKLR automatic sprinkler ASPH asphalt ATS automatic transfer switch AV audio visual

B B LABEL Class B door B PL base plate BAS building automation system BB baseboard BC bookcase BD board BDRY boundary BFF below finish floor BHMA Builder's Hardware

Manufacturer's Association BITUM bituminous BLKHD bulkhead BLT IN built-in BLW CLG below ceiling BN bullnose BRCG bracing BRDG bridging BRDG JST bridging joist BRG bearing BRG PL bearing plate BRZ bronze BTWN between BUR built-up roofing

C cont.

CER ceramic CF contractor furnished CF/CI contractor furnished/ contractor installed CF/OI contractor furnished/ owner installed CFE contractor furnished equipment CFLG counterflashing CFMF cold-formed metal framing CG corner guard CHFR chamfer CI cast iron CIP cast-in-place CIR circle CJ control joint CL center line CLDG cladding CLG ceiling CLG DIFF ceiling diffuser CLG GRL ceiling grille CLG HT ceiling height CLG REG ceiling register CLKJ calked joint CLR color CMPST composite CMPTR computer CMU concrete masonry unit CNR corner CNTOR contactor CNTR counter CO cleanout COL column COMM communication CONC concrete CONC FLR concrete floor CONC OPNG concrete opening CONSTR construction CONSULT consultant CONT continue COORD coordinate CORR corridor COV PL cover plate CP control panel CPT carpet CRCMF circumference CRT YD courtyard CS cast stone CSG casing CSI Construction Specifications

Institute CSK counter sunk CSMT casement CSTL cast steel CSWK casework CT ceramic tile CT STN cut stone CTB ceramic tile base CTF ceramic tile floor CTG coating CTR center CTRL control CU FT cubic feet CU IN cubic inch CU YD cubic yard CURT curtain

E E LABEL Class E door EA each EFS exterior finish system EGB exterior gypsum board EGSB exterior gypsum sheathing board EIFS exterior insulation and finish system EJ expansion joint EL elevation ELEC electric ELEV elevator ENTR entrance EOS edge of slab EPS expanded polystyrene board

(insulation) EQ equal EQUIP equipment ESCAL escalator EXST existing EXT exterior EXT GR exterior grade EXT LT exit light

F F BRK fire brick FAAP fire alarm annunciator panel FABL fire alarm bell FABX fire alarm box FACP fire alarm control panel FAR floor area ratio FAS BD fascia board FC BRK face brick FD floor drain FDC fire department connection FDCC fire department connection cabinet FDMPR fire damper FDR fire door FDTN foundation FDV fire department valve FE fire extinguisher FEC fire extinguisher cabinet FF finish face FF BATT foil backed batt insulation FF EL finish floor elevation FF&E furniture, fixture, and equipment FFA from floor above FFB from floor below FH fire hydrant FHC fire hose cabinet FHP full height partition

I IBC International Building Code ID identification ID NO identification number INFO information INSUL insulation INSUL PNL insulated metal panel INT interior

J JAN janitor JAN CLO janitor closet J-BOX junction box JS janitor's sink

K KIT kitchen KPL kickplate KWY keyway

L cont.

LNDSCP landscape LT light LT FLUOR fluorescent lighting LT GA light gage LTG lighting LVR louver LW PLAS lightweight plaster LWC lightweight concrete

M MACH RM machine room MATL material MAX maximum MC moisture content MD metal deck MECH mechanical MECH RM mechanical room MEMB membrane MEP mechanical, electrical, plumbing MEZZ mezzanine MFR manufacturer MIN minimum MIRR mirror MISC miscellaneous MLDG molding (moulding) MLWK millwork MOD modify MOD BIT modified bitumen MR moisture resistant MS mop sink MTL metal MVBL movable MWP membrane waterproofing

N N north NA not applicable NFC National Fire Code NFPA National Fire Protection

Association NIC not in contract NO number NOM nominal NP no paint NRC noise reduction coefficient NTS not to scale

O OA overall OC on center OCC occupy OD outside diameter OF/CI owner furnished/ contractor installed OFD overflow drain OF/OI owner furnished/owner installed OFS outside face of studs OH DR overhead (coiling) door OPNG opening ORD overflow roof drain OVFL overflow

P cont.

PLG piling PLYWD plywood PNL panel PRCST precast PREFIN prefinish PRKG parking PT paint PTN partition PVC polyvinyl chloride (plastic) PVF polyvinyl fluoride (plastic) PVG paving PWR power

S SAT suspended acoustical tile SATC suspended acoustical tile ceiling SB splash block SBS styrene butadien styrene SBSTR substrate SCHED schedule SCMU solid concrete masonry unit SCRN screen SDG siding SDMPR smoke damper SECT section SF square foot (feet) SHT MTL FLASH sheet metal (flashing) SHTHG sheathing SHV shelving SIM similar SJ slab construction joint SLNT sealant SMK smoke SND sanitary napkin dispenser SND INS sound insulation SP EL spot elevation SPEC specification SPKLR sprinkler SQ square SQ IN square inch SQ YD square yard

Q QT quarry tile QTB quarry tile base QTF quarry tile floor QTY quantity

R RB resilient base RB HK robe hook RBM reinforced brick masonry RC reinforced concrete RCP reflected ceiling plan RCPTN reception RD roof drain RDG INS rigid insulation, solid REBAR reinforcing steel bars REF reference REINF reinforce REQ require REQD required RESIL resilient REV revision RHR right hand reverse RL roof leader RLG railing RM room RO rough opening RSD rolling steel door RT right RTF rubber tile floor RTG rating RTU roof top unit RV roof vent RVL reveal

S cont.

SST stainless steel STC sound transmission class STD standard STL JST steel joist STL LNTL steel lintel STL PL steel plate STL RF DK steel roof deck STL TB steel tube STL TR steel truss STOR storage STRUCT structural STRUCT STL structural steel SUSP suspend SUSP CLG suspended ceiling SV sheet vinyl SYM symbol SYS system

T TD trench drain TE top elevation TEMP temporary TFF top of finish floor THK thickness THRU through TMPD tempered TRTD treated TS tube steel TYP typical

U UGND underground UL Underwriters Laboratories UNFIN unfinish UNO unless noted otherwise

V VAN vanity VAP PRF vapor proof VB vinyl base VCT vinyl composition tile VEST vestibule VFAT vinyl faced acoustical tile VNR veneer VR vapor retarder VRFY verify VTR vent through roof

W W CAB wall cabinets W/O without WB wood base WBL wood blocking WC water closet WC WL HNG water closet, wall hung WCLR water cooler WD wood WD LOUV wood louvers WDF wood door and frame WDP wood panelling WF wide flange WF BM beam, wide flange WFAB wall fabric WFR wood frame WFS wood furring strips WGL wired glass WPM waterproof membrane WSCT wainscot

X, Y, Z X BRACE cross brace X SECT cross section XBRA crossbracing XPS extruded polystyrene board

(insulation)

YD yard

Z modulus of section

D cont.

DIM dimension DIST distance DIV division DOC document DPTN demountable partition DR door DR CL door closer DR FR door frame DR OPNG door opening DRH door holder DRLV door louver DRST door stop DRSW door switch DW dishwasher DWG drawing

F cont.

FN fence FR fire rating FRMG framing FRP fiberglass reinforced plastic FRST GL frosted glass FRTW fire retardant treated wood FT feet FTG footing FW fire wall FWRK formwork

G GALV galvanized GC general contractor GFRC glass-fiber-reinforced concrete GFRG glass-fiber-reinforced gypsum GFRP glass-fiber-reinforced plaster GFRP glass-fiber-reinforced plastic GL glass GL BLK glass block GLU LAM glued laminated wood GLZ glazing GLZ CMU glazed concrete masonry unit GPC gypsum plaster ceiling GR BM grade beam GR FL ground floor GR LN grade line GSB gypsum sheathing board GUT gutter GWT glazed wall tile GYM gymnasium GYP gypsum GYP BD gypsum board GYP PLAS gypsum plaster

H HB hose bibb HCP handicapped HCWD hollow core wood door HM hollow metal HMD hollow metal door HMDF hollow metal door and frame HMF hollow metal frame HNDRL handrail HORIZ horizontal HS hand sink HT height HVY heavy HYD hydrant

C C CONC cast concrete C LABEL Class C door CAB cabinet CAC ceiling attenuation class CATW catwalk CBB cementitious (backer) board CEM cement CEM FIN cement finish CEM PLAS cement plaster CEM PLAS CLGcement plaster ceiling

D D LABEL Class D door DBL double DBL ACT DR double acting door DBL GLZ double glaze DEMO demolition DEPT department DET detail DF drinking fountain DF WL MTDdrinking fountain, wall mounted DIA diameter

F FIN finish FIXT fixture FLG flooring FLR floor FLR FIN floor finish FLR PL floor plate FLR SK floor sink

L LAM laminate LAV lavatory LBS pounds LED light emitting diode LF linear feet (foot) LF INS loose fill insulation LKR RM locker room LL low level

P PAR parapet PAT pattern PB pull box PBD particleboard PCC precast concrete PCP portland cement plaster PERF perforated PERIM perimeter PGBD pegboard PIL pilaster PL property line PL GL plate glass PLAM plastic laminate PLAS plaster PLBG plumbing

OWNER:

Kansas City Veterans Affairs Medical Center 4801 Linwood Blvd Kansas City, MO P: (208) 816-6619 C: David Sterrett, Contracting Officer E: david.sterrett@va.gov

ARCHITECT:

TESSERE, Inc.

1525 E. Douglas Wichita, KS 67211 P: (316) 265-9367 C: Fred Britain, AIA, Director of Healthcare Division E: fred.britain@tessere.com

MECHANICAL / ELECTRICAL / PLUMBING:

Professional Engineering Consultants 623 Massachusetts Street, Suite 200 Topeka, KS 66044 P: (785) 842-6464 C: Tracy Dible, PE E: tracy.dible@pec1.com

FIRE PROTECTION & LIFE SAFETY:

FSC, Inc.

8675 W. 96th Street Overland Park, KS 66212 P: (913) 722-3473 C: George Magnuson E: gmagnuson@fsc-inc.com

ARCHITECT / ENGINEEROWNER

CONSULTANTS

ARCHITECT OF RECORD:

Atriax, pllc 703 Main Ave SW Hickory, NC 28602 (PO Box 1629 Hickory, NC 28603) P: (828) 315-9962 C: Steve Collar E: stephen.collar@atriaxgroup.com

1. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS IN FIELD PRIOR TO PLACEMENT OF ANY COMPONENTS.

2. THE CONTRACTOR WILL TAKE ALL NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS INCLUDING THE BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE OF

DUST TIGHT PARTITIONS, DAILY VACUUMING, SWEEPING, AND PROVISION OF CLEAN FLOOR MATS AT THE PROJECT ENTRANCES, TO PREVENT THE INFILTRATION OF DIRT AND DUST FROM THE CONSTRUCTION AREAS INTO THE

OWNER OCCUPIED AREAS.

3. IF THE PROJECT AREA INCLUDES EXISTING EQUIPMENT, SURFACES, FINISHES, MATERIALS, ETC., NOT TO BE REMOVED, THE CONTRACTOR MUST PROTECT THIS EQUIPMENT FROM DUST, DEBRIS, DAMAGE, ETC. THE CONTRACTOR MUST ALSO CLEAN THESE ITEMS/SURFACES TO THE ORIGINAL CONDITION FOUND AT THE START OF

THE PROJECT PRIOR TO FINAL INSPECTION.

4. PATCH ALL FINISHES WHERE DISTURBED BY THE WORK AND WHERE UNFINISHED SURFACES HAVE BEEN EXPOSED BY DEMOLITION. PATCHING MUST MATCH ADJACENT MATERIALS, COLORS, AND FINISHES. WALL SURFACES THAT ARE PATCHED SHALL HAVE THE FINISHES (PAINT, VINYL WALL COVERING, ETC.) REPLACED FROM CORNER TO

CORNER AND FLOOR TO CEILING.

5. UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, FINISH ALL NEW FRAMES AND PARTITIONS TO MATCH SURROUNDING. NEW HOLLOW METAL DOORS SHALL BE PAINTED SAME COLOR AS FRAMES. EXISTING PARTITIONS RECEIVING NEW DOOR FRAMES THAT HAVE VINYL WALL COVERING (VWC) SHALL HAVE THE VWC COMPLETELY REMOVED AND REPLACED

WITH NEW VWC OF MATCHING TEXTURE AND COLOR.

6. PAINT ALL EXPOSED NEW AND EXISTING PIPING, CONDUIT, WIRE MOLD, ELECTRICAL PANELS, ACCESS PANELS, ETC., TO MATCH WALL FINISH UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

7. WHENEVER EXISTING EQUIPMENT, PIPING, DUCTS, ETC., ARE REQUIRED TO BE REMOVED, SUCH REMOVAL SHALL INCLUDE ALL ANCHORS, HANGERS, FOUNDATIONS, ETC., UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. AFTER REMOVAL; FLOORS, WALLS, AND CEILINGS SHALL BE FINISHED TO MATCH ADJOINING SURFACES.

8. UTILITY WORK THAT WILL REQUIRE A SHUTDOWN OF EXISTING SERVICE WILL BE DONE AT TIMES OTHER THAN NORMAL WORKING HOURS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST. WORK MUST BE SCHEDULED WITH THE CONTRACTING

OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE.

9. COORDINATE ALL WORK WITH OTHER TRADES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS TO ELIMINATE CONFLICTS AND/OR INTERFERENCES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL OFFSETS, FITTINGS, TRANSITIONS, EXTENSIONS, ETC., REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE AND FUNCTIONAL SYSTEM.

10. DRAWINGS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC AND SHOW ONLY THE GENERAL ARRANGEMENT OF EACH SYSTEM. BECAUSE OF SMALL SCALE OF DRAWINGS IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO SHOW OR INDICATE ALL BRANCHES, OFFSETS, FITTINGS, BOXES, AND ACCESSORIES WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED. CONTRACTOR MUST CAREFULLY INVESTIGATE STRUCTURAL AND FINISH CONDITIONS AFFECTING ALL WORK, FURNISHING SUCH FITTINGS, TRAPS, VALVES, BOXES, ACCESSORIES, ETC., AS MAY BE REQUIRED.

11. LOCATIONS OF NEW EQUIPMENT, PIPING, AND ASSOCIATED ITEMS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS ARE SCHEMATIC ONLY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY EXACT LOCATION AND ELEVATION FOR ALL WORK, INCLUDING CONNECTIONS TO EXISTING WORK. ALL OFFSETS, FITTINGS, TRANSITIONS, EXTENSIONS, ETC., REQUIRED FOR A

COMPLETE AND FUNCTIONAL SYSTEM SHALL BE PROVIDED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST.

12. ALL EXISTING DUCTWORK, ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL PIPING, CABLE TRAYS, ETC., IS NOT NECESSARILY SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION START, IT IS IMPERATIVE TO PERFORM FIELD-VERIFICATION OF EXACT LOCATION OF ALL EXISTING EQUIPMENT, DUCTWORK, PIPING, ETC. IT WILL BE PART OF THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY AND THE CONTRACTOR WILL BEAR THE COST TO ENGINEER AND RELOCATE ANY EXISTING OBSTACLES WHICH WILL INTERFERE WITH THE CONTRACTOR'S ABILITY TO INSTALL ALL NEW OR RELOCATED WORK

IN THIS PROJECT.

13. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT INSTALL CONDUIT, PIPING, LIGHTING, OR OTHER OBSTRUCTIONS UNDER OR ADJACENT TO HVAC EQUIPMENT THAT WILL ELIMINATE OR OBSTRUCT ACCESS TO COILS, MOTORS, VALVES, SWITCHES, PANELS, ETC.

14. BEFORE THE CONTRACTOR BEGINS WORK THEY SHALL RECORD ANY EXISTING SYSTEM INFORMATION SUCH AS TEMPERATURE, FLOW RATE, PRESSURE, CURRENT, VOLTAGE, OR ANY OTHER INFORMATION NECESSARY FOR HIM TO RETURN THE AFFECTED SYSTEM TO ORIGINAL OPERATING CONDITION. UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE IT IS ASSUMED THAT ALL SYSTEMS (HVAC, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, ETC.) ARE WORKING PROPERLY IN EVERY MANNER AT THE BEGINNING OF THE PROJECT. THE CONTRACTOR'S RECORDED MEASUREMENTS MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE FOR REVIEW AND ACCEPTANCE BEFORE ANY DEMOLITION OR OTHER

RELATED WORK CAN PROCEED.

15. THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING ALL EXISTING ACCESS DOORS TO CONSTRUCTION AREAS, EXISTING MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL AREAS, ASSIGNED STORAGE AREAS, EQUIPMENT ACCESS AREAS, ETC. DOORS MUST BE RESTORED TO THE CONDITION ENCOUNTERED AT BEGINNING OF PROJECT. THIS INCLUDES

DOOR REPLACEMENT, HARDWARE REPLACEMENT, HARDWARE REPAIR, DOOR REPAIR, ETC.

16. NOTE: IF THERE IS ANY WORK TO BE DONE ON EXISTING ROOFS, SUCH AS ROOF PENETRATIONS OR STANDS, OR ANYTHING THAT DAMAGES THE INTEGRITY OF THE ROOF, THIS WORK MUST BE DONE BY A CONTRACTOR LICENSED BY THE ROOFING MEMBRANE MANUFACTURER. HE MUST BE APPROVED BY THE MEMBRANE MANUFACTURER SO AS

TO NOT VOID OR INTERRUPT EXISTING SINGLE PLY MEMBRANE ROOF WARRANTIES.

17. CONTRACTOR MUST PROVIDE HIS OWN EQUIPMENT FOR MOVING OF MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT AND TRASH. THIS INCLUDES CARTS FOR REMOVAL OF DEMOLITION MATERIALS, PALLET JACKS FOR EQUIPMENT MOVING, TWO OR FOUR WHEEL CARTS FOR EQUIPMENT TRANSFER, ETC. CONTRACTOR MAY NOT BORROW VA OWNED EQUIPMENT

FOR THIS PURPOSE.

18. IF ASBESTOS INSULATION IS REMOVED ON THIS PROJECT ALL PIPING AND OTHER MECHANICAL ITEMS THAT HAD THE ASBESTOS INSULATION REMOVED MUST BE REINSULATED WITH MATERIALS ACCORDING TO THE SPECIFICATIONS.

19. SEVERE NOISE PRODUCING WORK WILL NOT BE ALLOWED DURING NORMAL WORKING HOURS AND MUST BE SCHEDULED WITH THE CONTRACTING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE FOR OTHER TIMES. THIS INCLUDES JACKHAMMERING CONCRETE, SAWCUTTING CONCRETE, REPETITIVE HAMMER DRILLING OF CONCRETE, ETC.

20. WATER OR LIQUIDS MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO COME INTO CONTACT WITH NEW OR EXISTING DRYWALL FROM CONSTRUCTION RELATED ACTIVITIES. REMOVE AND REPLACE ANY DRYWALL THAT HAS COME INTO CONTACT WITH

WATER OR OTHER LIQUIDS.

21. WHEN THE CONSTRUCTION REQUIRES THAT EXISTING EXITS FROM THE BUILDING BE BLOCKED OR CLOSED THE CONTRACTOR MUST INSTALL BARRIERS IN FRONT OF THE EXIT TO BLOCK PASSAGE, INSTALL SIGNAGE ON THE BARRIERS OR DOOR STATING THAT THE EXIT IS CLOSED AND COVER THE LIGHTED EXIT SIGN FOR THIS EXIT. THESE

MUST ALL BE REMOVED WHEN THE EXIT IS REOPENED.

22. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE BOXES, CONDUIT, WIRE, AND RECONNECTIONS AS REQUIRED TO RECONNECT ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIGHT FIXTURES, RECEPTACLES, OR DEVICES REMAINING IN USE. REMOVAL OF ANY ELECTRICAL

EQUIPMENT SHALL NOT AFFECT THE OPERATION OF EQUIPMENT REMAINING IN USE.

23. A GREEN GROUND SHALL BE RUN WITH ALL FEEDERS AND WITH ALL CIRCUITS TO RECEPTACLES, MOTORS, FIXED

EQUIPMENT, AND APPLIANCES.

24. PANELBOARDS AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL HAVE THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM INTERRUPTING RATINGS:120/208 -

22,000 AMPERES SYMMETRICAL, 277/480 - 14,000 AMPERES SYMMETRICAL

25. CONTINUITY OF ALL SERVICES TO AND FROM THE FACILITIES IN THE EXISTING BUILDING SHALL BE MAINTAINED WITHOUT INTERRUPTION, EXCEPT FOR SUCH PERIODS OF TIME WHICH THE V.A. MAY DESIGNATE. IF TEMPORARY CONNECTIONS, ETC. ARE NECESSARY TO ASSURE THE CONTINUITY OF SERVICE, THEY SHALL BE FURNISHED WITHOUT ADDITIONAL CHARGE TO THE V.A. AND SHALL BE REMOVED WHEN NO LONGER NECESSARY.

26. ALL INSTALLATIONS AND EQUIPMENT SHALL FOLLOW THE GUIDELINES ESTABLISHED BY THE CURRENT NATIONAL

ELECTRIC CODE

27. ALL EXISTING CONDUIT AND WIRING MADE ABANDONED BY THIS PROJECT OR FOUND TO BE ABANDONED DURING

DEMOLITION SHALL BE REMOVED.

28. COORDINATE THE PROVISION AND INSTALLATION OF ALL CONTROL WIRING FOR MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT WITH THE

GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR.

29. FOR SAFETY PURPOSES THE CONTRACTOR WILL NOT WORK ON ANY ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT HOT. ALL SHUTDOWNS WILL BE SCHEDULED IN ADVANCE WITH THE CONTRACTING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE.

30. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL OPENINGS REQUIRED IN WALLS. ALL OPENINGS SHALL BE REPAIRED TO MATCH EXISTING BY A QUALIFIED CONTRACTOR AT THE EXPENSE OF THIS CONTRACTOR. ALL

CONDUITS IN WALLS SHALL BE GROUTED OR SEALED INTO OPENINGS.

31. FOR DOORS BEING REPLACED AND WALLS WITHIN A CONSTRUCTION AREA: CAREFULLY REMOVE SIGNAGE, ROOM NUMBERS, ARTWORK, ETC., AND STORE IN A PROTECTIVE BOX FOR REINSTALLATION AT COMPLETION OF AREA. ANY DAMAGED SIGNAGE, ARTWORK, ETC., SHALL BE REPLACED WITH NEW. VA INTERIOR DESIGNER AND COR SHALL

IDENTIFY LOCATIONS FOR REINSTALLATION.

Drawing Title

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Project Title

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Administration

Medical Center Director: Date:

Associate Medical Center Director: Date:

Engineering M&O Foreman: Date:

Chief Engineering Service: Date:

Boiler Plant Foreman: Date:

Safety Manager: Date:

Industrial Hygenist: Date:

Infection Control Nurse: Date:

Energy Manager: Date:

Approved: Date:

Approved: Chief of Staff

Approved: Infection Control

Approved: Chief Engineer

Approved: Safety Officer

Approved: Chief, Police & Security

TESSERE

Architect 1525 E. Douglas, Wichita, KS 67211

Phone: 316-265-9367 www.tessere.com

Professional Engineering Consultants (PEC) MEP Engineers 623 Massachusetts Street, Suite 200, Lawrence, KS 66044

Phone: 785-842-6464 www.pec1.com

Atriax, pllc 703 Main Ave SW, Hickory, NC 28602 PO Box 1629, Hickory, NC 28603 Phone: 828-315-9962 www.atriaxgroup.com

FSC, Inc.

Fire Protection and Life Safety Engineers 8675 W. 96th Street, Overland Park, KS 66212

Phone: 913-722-3473 www.fsc-inc.com

Terracon Consulting Engineers and Scientists 15620 W 113th St, Lenexa, KS 66219

Phone: 913-492-7777 www.terracon.com

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COVER SHEET Renovate Bldg 26 for Pharmacy, Phlebotomy, and Police

Kansas City VA Medical Center Kansas City, MO

589-21-211

APRIL 17, 2026 FAB JSR 1 83

ARCHITECTURAL LEGEND MISC. ARCHITECTURAL SYMBOLS SHEET INDEX

SITE LOCATION

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS

GENERAL NOTES

ARCHITECTURAL ABBREVIATIONS

KANSAS CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER - KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

PROJECT NO. 589-21-211

RENOVATE BLDG 26 FOR PHARMACY, PHLEBOTOMY, AND POLICE

DIRECTORY

SHEET

COUNT

SHEET

NUMBER SHEET NAME 35% 75% 95%

11 [FP] FIRE PROTECTION

42 FA001 FIRE ALARM GENERAL NOTES & DETAILS Yes Yes

43 FA101 FIRE ALARM OVERALL PLAN Yes Yes Yes

44 FX001 FIRE SPRINKLER GENERAL NOTES, LEGEND, AND

DETAILS

Yes Yes

45 FX101 EXISTING FIRE PROTECTION OVERALL PLAN Yes Yes

46 FX102 FIRE PROTECTION OVERALL PLAN Yes Yes Yes

12 [P] PLUMBING

47 PP000 PLUMBING NOTES AND SYMBOLS Yes Yes Yes

48 PD101 PLUMBING DEMOLITION PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes Yes

49 PD102 PLUMBING DEMOLITION PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCANNER Yes Yes Yes

50 PL100 PLUMBING BASEMENT PLAN Yes Yes Yes

51 PL101 PLUMBING FLOOR PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY -

WASTE AND VENT

Yes Yes Yes

52 PL102 PLUMBING FLOOR PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY -

DOMESTIC WATER

Yes

53 PL103 PLUMBING FLOOR PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCANNER Yes Yes Yes

54 PL201 MEDICAL GAS FLOOR PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCANNER Yes

55 PP501 PLUMBING DETAILS & SCHEDULES Yes Yes Yes

14 [M] MECHANICAL

56 MM000 MECHANICAL COVER SHEET Yes Yes Yes

57 MM001 MECHANICAL COVER SHEET Yes Yes Yes

58 MD101 MECHANICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - POLICE &

PHLEBOTOMY

Yes Yes Yes

59 MD102 MECHANICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCAN Yes Yes Yes

60 MD201 HYDRONICS DEMOLITION PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes

61 MD202 HYRDONICS DEMOLITION PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCAN Yes Yes

62 MH101 MECHANICAL FLOOR PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes Yes

63 MH102 MECHANICAL FLOOR PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCAN Yes Yes Yes

64 MP101 HYDRONIC FLOOR PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes

65 MP102 HYDRONIC FLOOR PLAN - X-RAY AND CT SCAN Yes Yes

66 MM101 MECHANICAL ZONING PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes Yes

67 MM102 MECHANICAL ZONING PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCAN Yes Yes Yes

68 MM401 MECHANICAL DETAILS Yes Yes Yes

69 MM501 MECHANICAL SCHEDULES Yes Yes Yes

15 [E] ELECTRICAL

70 E-001 ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES AND SYMBOLS Yes Yes Yes

71 ED101 ELECTRICAL DEMOLTION PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes Yes

72 ED102 ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - X-RAY & CT Yes Yes Yes

73 EL101 LIGHTING PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes Yes

74 EL102 LIGHTING PLAN - X-RAY & CT Yes Yes Yes

75 EL501 LIGHTING DETAILS Yes Yes Yes

76 EP100 POWER PLAN - BASEMENT Yes Yes Yes

77 EP101 POWER PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes Yes

78 EP102 POWER PLAN - X-RAY & CT Yes Yes Yes

79 EP501 ELECTRICAL DETAILS Yes Yes Yes

80 EP601 PARTIAL ONE-LINE DIAGRAMS Yes Yes Yes

81 EP701 ELECTRICAL SCHEDULES Yes Yes Yes

82 EY101 SYSTEMS PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes Yes

83 EY102 SYSTEMS PLAN - X-RAY & CT Yes Yes Yes

SHEET

COUNT

SHEET

NUMBER SHEET NAME 35% 75% 95%

01 [G] GENERAL

1 G-001 COVER SHEET Yes Yes Yes

2 G-101 LIFE SAFETY LEGENDS Yes Yes Yes

3 G-102 CODE ANALYSIS Yes Yes Yes

4 G-103 LIFE SAFETY OVERALL PLAN Yes Yes Yes

02 [H] HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

5 HA101 ASBESTOS SURVEY PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY No No Yes

6 HA102 ASBESTOS SURVEY PLAN - X-RAY AND CT FLOOR PLAN No No Yes

7 HL101 LEAD PAINT SURVEY PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY No No Yes

8 HL102 LEAD PAINT SURVEY PLAN - X-RAY AND CT FLOOR PLAN No No Yes

08 [A] ARCHITECTURAL

9 AD100 OVERALL DEMOLITION PLAN Yes Yes Yes

10 AD101 DEMOLITION PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes Yes

11 AD102 DEMOLITION PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCANNER Yes Yes Yes

12 A-100 OVERALL FLOOR PLAN Yes Yes Yes

13 A-101 FLOOR PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes Yes

14 A-102 FLOOR PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCANNER Yes Yes Yes

15 AC101 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes Yes

16 AC102 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCANNER Yes Yes Yes

17 A-201 EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS Yes Yes Yes

18 A-301 WALL SECTIONS Yes Yes

19 A-401 ENLARGED PLANS AND ELEVATIONS Yes Yes Yes

20 A-501 PLAN & TYPICAL DETAILS Yes Yes

21 A-511 SECTION DETAILS Yes Yes

22 A-521 CEILING DETAILS Yes Yes

23 A-601 PARTITION TYPES No Yes Yes

24 A-611 DOOR SCHEDULE No Yes Yes

09 [I] INTERIORS

25 I-101 OVERALL FINISH PLAN Yes Yes Yes

26 I-102 FINISH PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes Yes

27 I-103 FINISH PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCANNER Yes Yes Yes

28 I-121 SIGNAGE AND SPECIALTIES PLAN - POLICE &

PHLEBOTOMY

Yes Yes

29 I-122 SIGNAGE AND SPECIALTIES PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCANNER Yes Yes

30 I-201 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS Yes Yes

31 I-202 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS Yes Yes

32 I-203 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS AND ENLARGED PLANS Yes Yes

33 I-204 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS Yes

34 I-501 CASEWORK SECTIONS Yes Yes

35 I-502 INTERIOR DETAILS Yes Yes

36 I-503 SIGNAGE DETAILS Yes Yes

37 I-601 FINISH SCHEDULE Yes Yes

38 I-001 TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHTS Yes Yes Yes

10 [Q] EQUIPMENT

39 Q-101 EQUIPMENT PLAN - POLICE & PHLEBOTOMY Yes Yes

40 Q-102 EQUIPMENT PLAN - X-RAY & CT SCANNER Yes Yes

41 Q-103 FF&E SCHEDULES Yes Yes

PROJECT LOCATION

Revisions: Date:

SE SE

S S

ALLOWABLE TRAVEL DISTANCE

300 FEET (§38.2.5.3)

AMBULATORY HEALTHCARE

100 FEET (§38.2.5.3.1)

BUSINESS AND STORAGE

BUSINESS AND STORAGE

EGRESS WIDTH FACTORS

STEPS AND STAIRS

DOORS AND RAMPS <1:12

0.3 INCHES PER PERSON (§7.3.3.1)

0.2 INCHES PER PERSON (§7.3.3.1)

200 FEET (§20.2.6.2.2)

EXIT AND EGRESS REQUIREMENTS (LSC 2018) [SPRINKLERED]

COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL

100 FEET (§20.2.5.3.1)AMBULATORY HEALTHCARE

USE SYMBOL

OCCUPANT LOAD

FACTOR

BUSINESS

ASSEMBLY

TABLES & CHAIRS

MECHANICAL /

ELECTRICAL /

STORAGE

LOCKER ROOM

OCCUPANCY LEGEND

(FT²/PERSON)

OUTPAIENT AREA 100

WALL TYPE

FIRE

RATING

OPENING

FIRE RATING

DAMPERS WALL

PENETRATION RATING

EXISTING NON-RATED

SMOKE PARTITION*

0; POSITIVE LATCHING

CORRIDOR DOORS

GLAZING NO LABEL

S IN AIR TRANSFER

WALL OPENINGS

0 WITH

TIGHT INSTALLATION

1 1/3; D-20EXISTING 1-HOUR

FIRE / SMOKE BARRIER

WALL

EXISTING 2-HOUR

FIRE BARRIER WALL

WALL TYPE LEGEND

(HOUR) (HOUR)

F = FIRE

S = SMOKE (HOUR)

F IN UNDUCTED PENETRATIONS

(NFPA 90A §5.3.1.2)

NON-RATED

SMOKE PARTITION

0; POSITIVE LATCHING

CORRIDOR DOORS

GLAZING NO LABEL

S IN AIR TRANSFER

WALL OPENINGS

0 WITH

TIGHT INSTALLATION

S S

1 1/3; D-201-HOUR

FIRE / SMOKE BARRIER

WALL

1F IN UNDUCTED PENETRATIONS

(NFPA 90A §5.3.1.2)

S S

1-1/2; D-H-90 FOR

<100 SQ IN

D-H-T-W-90 FOR >

100 SQ IN

SHAFT

F & S (NFPA 90A §5.3.4.6)

STAIR ENCLOSURE

DUCT PENETRATIONS ARE NOT

PERMITTED

OTHER WALLS

F (NFPA 90A §5.3.1.1)

1-1/2; D-H-90 FOR

<100 SQ IN

D-H-T-W-90 FOR >

100 SQ IN

EXISTING 2-HOUR

FIRE / SMOKE BARRIER

WALL

2F & S2

S S

1-1/2; D-H-90 FOR

<100 SQ IN

D-H-T-W-90 FOR >

100 SQ IN

2-HOUR

FIRE / SMOKE BARRIER

WALL

2F & S2

S S

EXIT AND EGRESS LEGEND

INDICATES NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS

(XXX'-X")

(XXX'-X")

EGRESS ELEMENT (DOORS, STAIRS, ETC.)

REQUIRED WIDTH (INCHES)

AVAILABLE WIDTH (INCHES)

NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS

TRAVEL DISTANCE

COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL

EXIT DOORS SWING IN THE DIRECTION OF EGRESS

AND HAVE EXIT SIGN WITH PANIC HARDWARE

DIRECTION OF EGRESS WITH POPULATIONXXX

EGRESS DOOR WITH EXIT SIGN

FIRE EXTINGUISHER LOCATION

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N

ISSUED FOR BID

Drawing Title

Approved: Associate Director

Project Title

Date

Location

Checked

Building Number

Project Number:

Drawing Number

Drawn

CONSULTANTS: ARCHITECT/ENGINEERS:

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Veterans Health

Administration Approved: Chief of Staff

Approved: Infection Control

Approved: Chief Engineer

Approved: Safety Officer

Approved: Chief, Police & Security

GLMV Architecture Architect 1525 E. Douglas, Wichita, KS 67211

Phone: 316-265-9367 www.glmv.com

Professional Engineering Consultants (PEC) MEP Engineers 623 Massachusetts Street, Suite 200, Lawrence, KS 66044

Phone: 785-842-6464 www.pec1.com

Atriax, pllc 102 3rd Avenue NE, Hickory, NC 28601 PO Box 1629, Hickory, NC 28603

Phone: 828-315-9962 www.atriaxgroup.com

POLICE/PHLEBOTOMY

KEYPLAN

PLAN NORTH

FSC, Inc.

Fire Protection and Life Safety Engineers 8675 W. 96th Street, Overland Park, KS 66212

Phone: 913-722-3473 www.fsc-inc.com

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LIFE SAFETY LEGENDS Renovate Bldg 26 for Pharmacy, Phlebotomy, and Police

Kansas City VA Medical Center Kansas City, MO

589-21-211

January 19, 2024 HD GM 2 83January 19, 2024Revisions: Date:

Infection Prevention and Control Construction/Renovation/Maintenance Permit This page must be posted at the entrance to the project area for Level III and Level IV activities.

Unique permit number:

Location of construction/renovation/maintenance

Project manager Project start date

Contact phone number Completion date

Contractor Permit expiration date

Activity Category (A, B, C, or D) D Overall Patient Risk Category

(Low, Medium, High, or Highest) Highest Level of Infection Prevention and Control Precautions (I, II, III, or IV) IV

Level of Precautions

Control measures to be in place for the duration of the activity (Check the box for the activity’s Level of Precautions to indicate the Control Measures)

Level I

Perform work activity in a manner that does not create dust.

Immediately replace any ceiling tile, close access panels, etc., upon completion of work.

Any materials and equipment being brought into the facility must be free of contaminants and loose material.

Level II

All control measures in Level I and the following:

Provide active means to control airborne dust from dispersing into occupied areas and/or water mist surface to control dust (e.g., Mobile Dust Containment Cart or some other system).

Ensure worker clothing is clean and free of visible dust before leaving the work area.

Remove or isolate air diffusers (supply and return) to protect the HVAC system from dust and reduce air turbulence. Rebalance system to address diffuser isolation.

When the work involves or impacts potable water systems including stagnation due to reduced usage, the piping shall be flushed twice a week or isolated from the main system Seal doors, to prevent dust migration.

Contain all trash and debris in the work area. Perform daily cleaning and disposal of trash (covered) from work area using an identified exit route.

Any equipment, tools, or materials removed from the work area must be in sealed containers and/or cleaned of dust and debris prior to removal from the area.

Nonporous/smooth and cleanable containers (with a hard lid) must be used to transport trash and debris from the construction areas. These containers must be damp-wiped cleaned and free of visible dust/debris before leaving the contained work area.

Install a sticky (dust collection) mat at entrance of contained work area based on facility policy. Sticky mats must be changed routinely and when visibly soiled.

Maintain clean surroundings when area is not contained by damp mopping or HEPA vacuuming surfaces at least daily.

Level III

All control measures in Levels I and II and the following:

Ensure availability of equipment for cleaning hands.

Construct and complete critical barriers meeting NFPA 241 requirements. Barriers must extend to the ceiling or if ceiling tile is removed, to the deck above.

All (plastic or hard) barrier construction activities must be completed in a manner that prevents dust release. Plastic barriers must be effectively affixed to floor and ceiling (or floor/roof deck above) and secure from movement or damage.

Seal all penetrations in containment barriers, including floors and ceiling, using approved materials (UL schedule firestop if applicable for barrier type).

Maintain .01 inches /water gauge negative pressurization of the entire workspace by use of HEPA exhaust air systems directed outdoors, or comply with the alternative method outline in Appendix A of the VHA ICRA template. These control measures must be maintained continuously 24/7 for the duration of the project. Exhausting discharged air into shared or recirculating HVAC systems, or other shared exhaust systems (e.g., bathroom exhaust) is prohibited.

Check box to indicate exhaust method: Exterior ☐ Alternative Interior Method ☐ Install a differential pressure sensing device (e.g., magnehelic, manometer, or digital monitoring) on exterior of work containment to continually monitor and document negative pressurization. The “ball in the wall” or similar apparatus are not acceptable.

Level IV

All control measures in Levels I, II and III and the following:

Barriers must be hard barriers unless temporary to install final barrier.

Containment must include an anteroom to ensure pressure control, Anteroom must be large enough for equipment staging, cart cleaning, workers’ PPE and cleaning.

Worker clothing and/or PPE must be removed or clean and free of visible dust before leaving the work area anteroom. HEPA vacuuming of clothing or use of cover suits is acceptable.

Workers must wear shoe covers or have a method to clean shoes in anteroom Shoe covers must be removed prior to exiting the anteroom to the occupied space (non-work area). Damaged shoe covers must be changed immediately.

Additional requirements:

Project Manager signature Date

Infection Preventionist signature Date

VHA ICRA-1.3 (Dec 9 2024)

PLEASE NOTE, THE ICRA PERMIT IS NOT RELATED TO THE CODE/LIFE SAFETY SCOPE. IT IS PREPARED BY OTHERS AND INCLUDED ON G-101 FOR CONVENIENCE.

Date

January 19, 2024April 10, 2026

QA/QC SET

APRIL 17, 2026

ISSUED FOR BID

04/17/26

VHA-ICRA-2023-1.0

Infection Prevention and Control Construction/Renovation/Maintenance Permit This page must be posted at the entrance to the project area for Level III and Level IV activities.

Unique permit number:

Location of construction/renovation/maintenance Project manager Project start date Contact phone number Completion date Contractor Permit expiration date

Activity Category (A, B, C, or D)

Overall Patient Risk Category (Low, Medium, High, or Highest)

Level of Infection Prevention and Control Precautions (I, II, III, or IV)

Level of Precautions

Control measures to be in place for the duration of the activity (Check the box for the activity’s Level of Precautions to indicate the Control Measures)

Level I 1. Perform work activity in a manner that does not create dust.

2. Immediately replace any ceiling tile, close access panels, etc., upon completion of work.

3. Any materials and equipment being brought into the facility must be free of contaminants and loose material.

Level II All control measures in Level I and the following:

1. Provide active means to control airborne dust from dispersing into occupied areas and/or water mist surface to control dust (e.g., Mobile Dust Containment Cart or some other system).

2. Ensure worker clothing is clean and free of visible dust before leaving the work area.

3. Remove or isolate air diffusers (supply and return) to protect the HVAC system from dust and reduce air turbulence. Rebalance system to address diffuser isolation.

4. When the work involves or impacts potable water systems including stagnation due to reduced usage, the piping shall be flushed twice a week or isolated from the main system

5. Seal doors, to prevent dust migration.

6. Contain all trash and debris in the work area. Perform daily cleaning and disposal of trash (covered) from work area using an identified exit route.

7. Any equipment, tools, or materials removed from the work area must be in sealed containers and/or cleaned of dust and debris prior to removal from the area.

8. Nonporous/smooth and cleanable containers (with a hard lid) must be used to transport trash and debris from the construction areas. These containers must be damp-wiped cleaned and free of visible dust/debris before leaving the contained work area.

9. Install a sticky (dust collection) mat at entrance of contained work area based on facility policy. Sticky mats must be changed routinely and when visibly soiled.

10. Maintain clean surroundings when area is not contained by damp mopping or HEPA vacuuming surfaces at least daily.

Level III

All control measures in Levels I and II and the following:

1. Ensure availability of equipment for cleaning hands.

2. Construct and complete critical barriers meeting NFPA 241 requirements. Barriers must extend to the ceiling or if ceiling tile is removed, to the deck above.

3. All (plastic or hard) barrier construction activities must be completed in a manner that prevents dust release. Plastic barriers must be effectively affixed to floor and ceiling (or floor/roof deck above) and secure from movement or damage.

4. Seal all penetrations in containment barriers, including floors and ceiling, using approved materials (UL schedule firestop if applicable for barrier type).

5. Maintain .01 inches /water gauge negative pressurization of the entire workspace by use of HEPA exhaust air systems directed outdoors (unless a work specific waiver is approved by VHA’s Office of Healthcare Engineering); this must be maintained continuously 24/7 for the duration of the project. Exhaust discharged directly to the outdoors that is 25 feet or greater from entrances, air intakes and windows is not required to be HEPA-filtered. Exhausting discharged air into shared or recirculating HVAC systems, or other shared exhaust systems (e.g., bathroom exhaust) is prohibited.

6. Install a differential pressure sensing device (e.g., magnehelic, manometer, or digital monitoring) on exterior of work containment to continually monitor and document negative pressurization. The “ball in the wall” or similar apparatus are not acceptable.

Level IV

All control measures in Levels I, II and III and the following:

1. Barriers must be hard barriers unless temporary to install final barrier.

2. Containment must include an anteroom to ensure pressure control, Anteroom must be large enough for equipment staging, cart cleaning, workers’ PPE and cleaning.

3. Worker clothing and/or PPE must be removed or clean and free of visible dust before leaving the work area anteroom. HEPA vacuuming of clothing or use of cover suits is acceptable.

4. Workers must wear shoe covers or have a method to clean shoes in anteroom Shoe covers must be removed prior to exiting the anteroom to the occupied space (non-work area). Damaged shoe covers must be changed immediately.

Additional requirements:

Project Manager signature Date

Infection Preventionist signature Date

ICRA 20260319 PPP

Aminul Islam

816-562-3559

The construction work would include asbestos and lead abatement, demolition of walls and floors, electrical, mechanical items. All activity hazard analyses and control measures must be implemented in accordance with ICRA Level 4 requirements. This includes establishing a hard barrier enclosure, creating an anteroom, maintaining a negatively pressurized workspace, and ensuring the use of appropriate PPE, along with all other measures specified for ICRA Level 4.

D High 4

Valor Building 26: Emergency Department, Phlebotomy, Pharmacy, Police (see details below)

12/31/26 10/30/27 10/30/27

MARILYN LEWIS Digitally signed by MARILYN LEWIS Date: 2026.04.14 14:42:19 -05'00'

TBD

AMINUL ISLAM Digitally signed by AMINUL ISLAM Date: 2026.04.16 11:01:52 -05'00'

PLEASE NOTE, THE ICRA PERMIT IS NOT RELATED TO THE CODE/LIFE SAFETY SCOPE. IT IS PREPARED BY OTHERS AND INCLUDED ON G-101 FOR CONVENIENCE.

Facilities Management Services: 56063 (work order clerk), 57025 (boiler plant)

Environmental Management Services: 57784 (EMS secretary), 56802 (EMS supervisors), 56935 (EMS supervisors), or radio EMS supervisor

Infection Control: 56000 (during business hours)

Return to Service Process

Once all work is completed vendor/contractor/facilities representative to thoroughly clean construction area.

Construction Clean completed: Cleaning by contractor or FMS requires acceptance by EMS Supervisor before released to EMS for initial and final cleaning.

COR/FMS representative signature/date for construction clean completion:

EMS Supervisor Signature/date, accepted from COR/FMS:

EMS Initial clean completed

Supervisor signature/date:

FMS/Contractor removes the Barriers

EMS Final Clean completed

EMS Supervisor signature/date:

All signatures are required prior to room’s and/or area’s release to the service line.

signature/date:

Atriax, pllc 703 Main Ave SW, Hickory, NC 28602 PO Box 1629, Hickory, NC 28603 Phone: 828-315-9962 www.atriaxgroup.com

ISSUED FOR BID

Drawing Title

Approved: Associate Director

Project Title

Date

Location

Checked

Building Number

Project Number:

Drawing Number

Drawn

CONSULTANTS: ARCHITECT/ENGINEERS:

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Veterans Health

Administration Approved: Chief of Staff

Approved: Infection Control

Approved: Chief Engineer

Approved: Safety Officer

Approved: Chief, Police & Security

GLMV Architecture Architect 1525 E. Douglas, Wichita, KS 67211

Phone: 316-265-9367 www.glmv.com

Professional Engineering Consultants (PEC) MEP Engineers 623 Massachusetts Street, Suite 200, Lawrence, KS 66044

Phone: 785-842-6464 www.pec1.com

Atriax, pllc 102 3rd Avenue NE, Hickory, NC 28601 PO Box 1629, Hickory, NC 28603

Phone: 828-315-9962 www.atriaxgroup.com

POLICE/PHLEBOTOMY

KEYPLAN

PLAN NORTH

FSC, Inc.

Fire Protection and Life Safety Engineers 8675 W. 96th Street, Overland Park, KS 66212

Phone: 913-722-3473 www.fsc-inc.com

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CODE ANALYSIS Renovate Bldg 26 for Pharmacy, Phlebotomy, and Police

Kansas City VA Medical Center Kansas City, MO

589-21-211

January 19, 2024 HD GM 3 83January 19, 2024Revisions: Date:

QA/QC SET

Date

January 19, 2024

Date

January 19, 2024April 10, 2026

VA Kansas City, MO Building 26, Pharmacy, Phlebotomy, and Police Renovation

QAQC

04/10/2026

CODE NARRATIVE

1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This project includes the renovation of small portions of the first floor of an existing, high-rise VA hospital. It is located on federal property governed by Veterans Administration codes and the Authority Having Jurisdiction for VA. Local authorities should be notified about planned projects and given opportunity to review drawings.

This project at VA KCMO will provide a new space for the VA campus police, a new phlebotomy department, and a new X-ray and CT scan room in a separate patient care area nearby.

2 APPLICABLE CODES

VA Requirements

NFPA 70 - National Electric Code (1) NFPA 72 - Fire Alarm (1) NFPA 99 - Health Care Facilities Code (1) NFPA 101 - Life Safety Code (2012 and 2024 Editions) The Joint Commission (TJC) (1)

International Building Code (IBC) (1, 2)

(1) Latest Edition

(2) Per PG-18-13, IBC is applicable to items not addressed by NFPA 101, or as a supplement to

NFPA 101, with NFPA 101 governing when conflicts exist.

3 CODE APPROACH

Per discussions with the VA and available drawing files, a 2-hour fire/smoke barrier separation is located near the boundary of this project. This existing separation is understood to be a fire/smoke barrier separation and not a firewall separation. This existing separation is an occupancy separation.

The location of the 2-hour fire/smoke barrier will be modified by this project. The continuation of this 2-hour fire/smoke barrier separation is described (and shown graphically) on the subsequent page.

VA Kansas City, MO Building 26, Pharmacy, Phlebotomy, and Police Renovation

Fire Barrier Relocation

The existing 2-hour wall is shown in blue line above. A new 2-hour wall will be provided to at locations shown in the green dashed line. The wall shown in green is indicated in the building plans with CMU continuous to deck the assembly was constructed with gypsum above the ACT grid ceiling. This small extent would be required to be replaced with a 2-hour assembly, fire stopping, dampers and 90-minute doors.

3.1 Occupancy Classifications

The building is a mixed occupancy with existing:

• Healthcare

• Business

• Ambulatory Health Care

• Assembly

• Storage

The project area is a mixed occupancy containing:

• Business

• Ambulatory Health Care

3.2 Basic Building Information

Mixed use approach Mixed occupancy – Business, Ambulatory Health Care, Assembly, & Storage (LSC 6.1.14.2.2) existing occupancy separation to be maintained with understanding that no firewall system exists between buildings 1 and 26.

Type of construction Type I (332) (LSC Table A.8.2.1.2) it is assumed that the Bldg. 26 construction is the same as Bldg. 1 as there is no firewall present.

Allowable height Existing to remain without modification

Actual number of stories Existing to remain without modification

Allowable area per story Existing to remain without modification

3.3 Rooms That Require Special Protection

Per LSC, storage rooms are considered hazardous areas and are required to comply with the appropriate occupancy chapter requirements. A nonrated smoke partition per LSC is required when the building is protected with sprinklers (§38.3.2.1, 8.7.1.2). High hazard areas are required to be separated from the remainder of the occupancy shall be protected with 1-hour fire barriers (§38.3.2.2, §20.3.2.3).

4 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

Building Elements

Walls, floors, and structural elements

Type I (332) (LSC Table A.8.2.1.2) it is assumed that the Bldg. 26 construction is the same as Bldg. 1 as there is no fire wall present.

Use of Wood

Fire-retardant-treated wood Fire-retardant treated wood permitted for the following applications:

• Nonbearing partitions with fire-resistance rating of 2 hours or less (NFPA 220).

• Blocking (NFPA 220)

5 INTERIOR FINISH

Walls & ceilings Class A typically required for VA projects; else Class B for corridors and Class C for rooms and spaces

Floor coverings and perimeters

Critical radiant flux - Class II or DOC-FF-1 “pill test” (§10.2.7.3)

Flooring to be tested per NFPA 253 or ASTM E-648

6 PASSIVE FIRE RESISTANCE

Elements Required Fire Resistance (Construction Type I (332))

Structural frame Existing 3-hour Table A.8.2.1.2

Exterior bearing walls Existing 3-hour Table A.8.2.1.2

Interior bearing walls 3-hour Table A.8.2.1.2

Occupancy separations Nonseparated approach is utilized except the existing occupancy separation noted near the campus police area (§6.1.14.4.1)

Ambulatory Care Separation

Required to be separated from the remainder of the building (1-hour occupancy separation) per §20.1.3.3 & Table 6.1.14.4.1(a) and §20.3.7.1.

Smoke compartments 1-hour Smoke Barriers required in Ambulatory Care & Healthcare occupancies to subdivide each floor into smoke compartments with a maximum area of 22,500 sq.

ft. each (§20.3.7.2, §20.3.7.3) and maximum travel distance to a smoke barrier of 200 feet (§20.3.7.4).

Smoke compartments are not required in Business areas.

Corridors In Business and Ambulatory care – 0-hour (§38.3.6.1, §20.3.6.1) In Healthcare care occupancy – required to form a barrier to limit the transfer of smoke (§18.3.6.2.3)

Penetrations

Wall penetrations F rating = rating of wall penetrated (§8.3.4.2.3)

Floor penetrations F rating = rating of floor penetrated (§8.3.4.2.3) T rating = rating of floor penetrated or 0 if in the cavity of a wall (§8.3.4.2.4.2)

7 ACTIVE FIRE PROTECTION

Automatic sprinkler system NFPA 13 system required throughout - existing to be modified to accommodate this project

Fire extinguishers Required per NFPA 10

Manual fire alarm system Manual pull stations required §20.3.4.2)

Smoke Detectors In Business areas – not required when occupancy separation is provided or horizontal exit is used In Ambulatory Healthcare occupancy – not required in waiting rooms open to corridors (NFPA 101 Section 20.3.6.1) Required in corridors and spaces open to the corridor in Healthcare (§18.3.6.1)

8 BACKUP POWER

Emergency Power

Fire alarm system Required - existing to be modified to accommodate new alterations (§20.3.4.2)

Smoke detection Required where used for elevator recall, and/or specific fire safety functions, and spaces open to corridors in healthcare occupancies

Exit signs Required (§7.10.4)

Egress illumination Required (§38.2.9, 7.9)

Exterior egress illumination Existing system not to be modified

9 MEANS OF EGRESS

9.1 Occupancy and Exiting Dimensions

Occupant Load Factors (Table 7.3.1.2)

Accessory storage / mech 500 ft2/person gross

Business 150 ft2/person gross

Outpatient areas 100 ft2/person gross

Locker rooms 50 ft2/person gross

Capacity Factors

Stair 0.3 inches per person (§7.3.3.1)

Door 0.2…