Phasing info.pdf

These are architectural construction drawings for HVAC ductwork demolition and installation at a Veterans Health Administration (VA) facility located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The project involves modifications to the inpatient pharmacy and compounding areas at the VA Hospital on Harry Struman Drive in Columbia, Missouri.

The drawings specify night shift work requirements in the inpatient pharmacy, with operations beginning no earlier than 6 PM. Key scope items include running new supply ductwork entirely outside the pharmacy space, running return ductwork up to the wall of the inpatient pharmacy, demolishing old return infrastructure and installing new return systems within the pharmacy space, cutting over existing supply and return connections, and conducting testing and balancing with commissioning. The contractor must provide pre-balance testing on ACA/AHU systems coordinated with VA personnel, and provide pre-balance testing on basement compounding and level compounding areas with pre-testing reports to VA for final balancing. The contractor is responsible for final system balance testing to match prescribed values on construction drawings and provide balancing reports to VA for approval. All building systems must remain fully operational throughout construction, with temporary shutdowns requiring minimum 5-day advance coordination with VA. The design team includes Spur Design LLC as the architect/engineer, with consultation from H+E Engineering, Rated Engineering (fire protection), and other specialists. The drawings are preliminary and not for construction purposes.