RFIs with Responses for 36C25724B0023 INSTALL NEW AIR HANDLERS BUILDING 29.docx

RFIs for 36C25724B0023 INSTALL NEW AIR HANDLERS BUILDING 29

1. Is this project sales tax exempt? If the project is sales tax exempt can the government provide a sales tax exemption certificate?

Response: 7 V.T.C.A. Tax Code §151.311 Offerors are hereby notified that in accordance with V.T.C.A., Tax Code §151.311, the purchase of tangible personal property for use in the performance of a contract for an organization exempted under Section 151.309 or 151.310 of this code is exempt if the tangible personal property is incorporated into realty in the performance of the contract. Additionally, the purchase of tangible personal property, other than machinery or equipment and its accessories and repair and replacement parts, for use in the performance of a contract for an improvement to realty for an organization exempted under Section 151.309 or 151.310 of the code is exempt if the tangible personal property is necessary and essential for the performance of the contract and completely consumed on the job. The VA is an exempt organization.

Therefore, the contractor’s purchase of such building and construction materials within the State of Texas to be incorporated into the real property belonging to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) or completely used in the performance of the contract is subject to exemption from Texas Sales and Use taxes under the code. To take advantage of the tax exemption the successful offeror under this solicitation must complete a Texas Sales and Use Tax Exemption Certificate when it purchases construction materials for this contract.

Notwithstanding FAR 52.229-3, all bids received in response to this solicitation are presumed to reflect this tax exemption, and therefore should not include Texas’ Sales or Use Taxes on sales of materials for incorporation into VA real estate under this contract or used in the performance of this contract.

2. Can the required SSHO positions be fulfilled by the qualified superintendent?

Response: Yes

3. Will the Government provide comprehensive written badging requirements for the project if badging is required?

Response: Yes, we will provide written badging requirements once a contractor has been chosen and contract is awarded.

4. Will the Owner or GC be responsible for hiring the commissioning agent?

Response: GC

5. Will the Owner or GC be responsible for purchasing testing and lab services?

Response: GC

6. Where will the designated parking area be for workers accessing the construction site?

Response: To be determined. Contractor parking areas are fluid, as are laydown areas, so we’ll determine a parking area during construction kickoff meeting.

7. Will the Owner accept the use of the industry leading Procore Project Management software as the primary submittal and data tracking tool for this project?

Response: No

8. How soon after award is NTP expected to be issued?

Response: Bonds are required before NTP can be issued.

9. Does the Government have a fire alarm servicer that they currently work with? What is the name and contact information of the person or persons that will need to be coordinated with for security and fire alarm and suppression systems work and/or disruptions?

Response: VITEL Communications

10. Due to current potentially significant tariffs being placed on the importation of building materials such as wood or steel by the current Presidential Executive Branch, if a tariff is placed after bid time and before award will the government consider a price escalation on a contract value for products such as steel or wood should the executive branch levee tariffs effecting such materials? Most of these materials would still have been Buy American compliant as the tariffs would increase pricing on all steel or wood materials, regardless of origin.

Response: This project will be awarded as a Firm Fixed Price contract. No escalation will be considered.

11. Is AISC (American Iron and Steel Certification) required for the structural steel fabrication and/or erection for this project?

Response: Yes, AISC will be required for the AHU bases.

12. Will pay applications for materials secured on site or in a bonded warehouse be approved for payment?

Response: Yes, but we will need proof of a bill of lading.

13. Due to the current economic inflation, Will the government reduce the amount of time that contractors must hold their numbers to 60 days? By reducing the inflation risk, the government will avoid escalations costs that general contractors and subcontractors must account for.

Response: The Government will reduce to 90 days.

14. Will the government consider the inclusion of an Economic Price Adjustment Clause in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Subpart 16.203 "Fixed-price contracts with economic price adjustment" and the related contract clause language in FAR 52.216-2, 3, 4? We believe such a clause is appropriate for the following reasons:

· The contract involves an extended period of performance with significant costs to be incurred beyond 1 year after performance begins.

· The contract amount subject to significant fluctuations in price is substantial [may want to list specific examples of highly unstable pricing items within the scope]; and

· The economic variables for labor and materials are too unstable to permit a reasonable division of risk between the Government and the contractor, without this type of clause."

Response: This project will be awarded as a Firm Fixed Price contract

15. Does this project comply with the NEW Biden Administration Executive Order 14005 concerning the Buy American Act? This executive order limits the purchase of materials from previously approved countries to include Canada and Mexico. Can you please confirm whether materials or equipment manufactured in these previously approved Buy American Act countries outside the United States can or cannot be used on this project?

Response: Yes this project complies

16. We previously considered bidding this project and it had a $2-5mil budget and it was clearly a project worth of $5mil evident in the bids the VA received, and VA made initial award to ENERGY EPC SOLUTIONS, LLC with a contract amount of $5,746,199.30. Why is the VA still holding a $2-5mil budget without a reduction in scope?

Response: The magnitude of construction for this project is Between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000 according to VAAR 836.203-70.

17. The provided drawings (GC100 through GC103) show ICRA “Hard” boundaries only at the edges of the phasing work areas. Does this mean that all residents of these areas will be relocated during the work for that phase?

Response: No

18. If the residents will not be relocated, what are the ICRA requirements for the individual areas that will be disturbed inside each phase, and will the hard barriers still be required at the edges of the phase boundaries?

Response: Level IV.

19. Please confirm the proposed phasing plan has been agreed to by the facility and the work areas will be vacant during construction.

Response: Work areas will not be vacant except for the mech room.

20. Has the government arranged for swing space for the building’s displaced tenants.

Response: There will be no displaced tenants.

21. How much down time will the government need between each phase? Will the contractor be afforded additional POP to offset the required transition time?

Response: This will depend on what work is performed and where.

22. Please provide the make and model of the panelboards requiring new breakers.

Response:

Panels are as follows:

Panel EC2 = Square D Panel EHC = General Electric Panel MCP = General Electric Field verify panelboard models during site investigation.

23. Please confirm no environmental hazards such as lead, ACM, and/or PCBs are expected to be encountered during construction and require abatement.

Response: No environmental hazards are expected.

24. Please confirm any unforeseen environmental hazards will be treated as a Differing Site Condition and handled under the contract’s change and differing site conditions provisions.

Response: That is correct

25. Please confirm temporary HVAC isn’t required for this project. If temporary HVAC is required, please provide a stamped and engineered temporary HVAC plan from the DOR.

Response: A temp AHU is required for this project.

26. The POP for the project isn’t commensurate with industry lead times for HVAC Equipment. Current lead times for custom indoor HVAC AHUS are running anywhere from 9-12 months. VFDS lead times are still hovering around a year. Please extend the POP or provide an administrative NTP to allow submittals and procurement to commence prior to construction NTP.

Response: Once contract has been awarded and submittals approved, contracting will adjust POP accordingly.

27. Will crane work need to be performed on the weekend?

Response: This will depend on the scope of the crane plan and how the crane will be used on the project, as well as recommendations from our safety office after review of the plan.

28. Is the existing roof under warranty? If so, please provide the name of the roof manufacturer and the installation contractor.

Response: See attached roof warranty and roof drawings.

29. Please provide the name of the existing roofing system installed at the facility.

Response: See attached roof warranty and roof drawings in RFI 28.

30. During the Pre-Bid site visit, the Contractors were shown an AHU Tagged AHU-3 and instructed the pneumatic controls for the unit were to be replaced with DDC. Please advise if the work mentioned above is included in the project scope of work.

Response: We do not remember this during the site visit. There is no AHU 3 associated with the CLC.

31. How many VAV’s can be replaced at one time?

Response: This will depend on the location and occupancy of the areas.

32. Please confirm the location of the contractor’s laydown yard.

Response: This will be determined after award. Laydown areas are assigned once the GC starts work.

33. Is the contractor to provide a new through roof steam vent for the new steam system or are we to utilize an existing vent?

Response: The existing steam vents risers are to remain. Some shorter lengths of new steam pipe will be needed to connect the new SPRV station and the new SFT to the existing steam vent piping. Refer to MP104 for connections of new steam vent piping to existing-to-remain connections.

34. Confirm cleaning of existing ductwork is confined to the basement mechanical space only.

Response: Cleaning of the existing ductwork is to include all ductwork serving Building 29 CLC.

35. Confirm the temp AHU can be placed in the grass area adjacent to the basement mechanical room.

Response: Yes.

36. This project’s scope of work includes a new steam line to be installed in the basement. During the site walk contractors were unable to view the basement area where the new steam pipe will be installed. Please provide pictures of the location where the new steam pipe is to be installed. How is the existing utility tunnel to be accessed for work to be completed? Is the basement an operational area of the facility? If the ceiling space where the steam line to be installed is within an operational area, when can the ceiling be removed, and steam line installation work performed?

Response: Those who attended the site visit were afforded the opportunity to access the basement area and take photos during the site visit. We also offered access to the steam tunnel, but no one accepted. The steam tunnel can be accessed through the boiler plant. Part of the ceiling is in the Endo clinic, but most is in the mech room where the AHUs will be replaced.

37. Are we to dispose/abate of any asbestos, lead, mold, or other hazardous material as part of this project? If so, provide appropriate hazardous material site survey report.

Response: There should be no asbestos or lead.

38. What will the ICRA level be for this project?

Response: Level III for the Mech Room and Level IV for 1st and 2nd floors (occupied floors).

39. Are there any required/proprietary subcontractors the general contractor is to hire associated with this project?

Response: Control Technologies (CONTECH) for controls.

40. Will all work associated with this project able to be performed during regular working hours?

Response: Yes, most will be. But utility and steam outages might need to be scheduled on weekends or holidays.

41. Are we required to provide a 24 hour/day on-site fire watch during demolition?

Response: Yes, if the fire alarm or fire suppression system is inactive for more than 8 hours.

42. Please confirm 1) Fire Suppression to be left in place as-is. 2) Parts of the fire suppression are to be replaced. If so, please specify what is to be replaced. 3) The entire fire suppression system is to be removed and replaced throughout the entire construction space.

Response: The existing fire suppression system shall be modified to be compliant with NFPA 13, and to accommodate changes that may cause obstruction. NFPA 13 requires fire suppression heads under ducts wider than 48”. Several of the new duct mains in the mechanical room are wider than 48”. The existing fire suppression heads lower than existing ductwork shall be repositioned to within 12” of the underside of new ductwork, or of the above floor deck, if no new duct is provided.

43. Is there an existing a company that the VA uses for integrating the controls system? If so, can you provide company contact information?

Response: Control Technologies (CONTECH).

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504-19-104 Roof Warranty.pdf

OWNER:

BUILDING :

DATE INSTALLATION COMPLETED :

VA AMARILLO REPLACE BUILDING 29 & 28 ROOF

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS

Versico, a division of Carlisle Construction Materials

Incorporated (Versico), warrants to the Building Owner (Owner) of the building described below, that subject to the terms, conditions, and limitations stated in this warranty, Versico will repair any leak in the Versico Total Roofing

System (Versico Total Roofing System) installed by a Versico Authorized

Roofing Contractor for a period of 20 years commencing with the date of

Versico's acceptance of the Versico Total Roofing System installation.

However, in no event shall Versico's obligations extend beyond 20.5 years subsequent to the date of substantial completion of the Versico Total Roofing

System. See below for exact date of warranty expiration.

The Versico Total Roofing System is defined as the following Versico brand

Materials: Membrane, Flashings, Adhesives and Sealants, Insulation, Cover

Boards, Fasteners, Fastener Plates, Fastening Bars, Insulation Adhesives, and any other Versico brand products utilized in this installation.

TERMS, CONDITIONS, LIMITATIONS

1. Owner shall provide Versico with written notice via letter, fax or email within thirty (30) days of the discovery of any leak in the Versico Total Roofing

System. Owner should send written notice of a leak to Versico's Warranty

Services Department at the address set forth at the bottom of this warranty. By so notifying Versico, the Owner authorizes Versico or its designee to investigate the cause of the leak. Should the investigation reveal the cause of the leak to be outside the scope of this Warranty, investigation and repair costs for this service shall be paid by the Owner.

2. If, upon inspection, Versico determines that the leak is caused by defects in the Versico Total Roofing System's materials, or workmanship of the

Versico Authorized Roofing Contractor in installing the same, Owner's remedies and Versico's liability shall be limited to Versico's repair of the leak.

3. This Warranty shall not be applicable if, upon Versico's inspection, Versico determines that any of the following has occurred:

(a) The Versico Total Roofing System is damaged by natural disasters, including, but not limited to, lightning, fire, insect infestations, earthquake, tornado, hail, hurricanes, and winds of (3 second) peak gust speeds of fifty-five mph or higher measured at 10 meters above ground, or

(b) Loss of integrity of the building envelope and, or structure including, but not limited to partial or complete loss of roof decking, wall siding, windows, doors or other envelope components or from roof damage by wind-blown objects, or:

(c) The Versico Total Roofing System is damaged by any intentional or negligent acts, accidents, misuse, abuse, vandalism, civil disobedience, or the like.

(d) Deterioration or failure of building components, including, but not limited to, the roof substrate, walls, mortar, HVAC units, non-Versico brand metal work, etc., occurs and causes a leak, or otherwise damages the Versico Total Roofing

System; or

(e) Acids, oils, harmful chemicals and the like come in contact with the

Versico Total Roofing System and cause a leak, or otherwise damage the

Versico Total Roofing System.

(f) The Versico Total Roofing System encounters leaks or is otherwise damaged by condensation resulting from any condition within the building that may generate moisture.

6010 W. AMARILLO BLVD., AMARILLO, TX

WARRANTY EXPIRATION DATE :

VERSICO TOTAL ROOFING SYSTEM WARRANTY

4. This Warranty shall be null and void if any of the following shall occur:

(a) If, after installation of the Versico Total Roofing System by a Versico

Authorized Roofing Contractor, there are any alterations or repairs made on or through the roof or objects such as, but not limited to, structures, fixtures, solar panels, wind turbines, roof gardens or utilities are placed upon or attached to the roof without first obtaining written authorization from Versico; or

(b) Failure by the Owner to use reasonable care in maintaining the roof, said maintenance to include, but not be limited to, those items listed on Versico's Care &

Maintenance Information sheet which accompanies this Warranty.

5. Only Versico brand insulation products are covered by this warranty.

Versico specifically disclaims liability, under any theory of law, for damages sustained by or caused by non-Versico brand insulation products.

6. During the term of this Warranty, Versico shall have free access to the roof during regular business hours.

7. Versico shall have no obligation under this Warranty while any bills for installation, supplies, services, and warranty charges have not been paid in full to the Versico Authorized Roofing Contractor, Versico, or material suppliers.

8. Versico's failure at any time to enforce any of the terms or conditions stated herein shall not be construed to be a waiver of such provision.

9. Versico shall not be responsible for the cleanliness or discoloration of the

Versico Total Roofing System caused by environmental conditions including, but not limited to, dirt, pollutants, or biological agents.

10. Versico shall have no liability under any theory of law for any claims, repairs, restoration, or other damages including, but not limited to, consequential or incidental damages relating, directly or indirectly, to the presence of any irritants, contaminants, vapors, fumes, molds, fungi, bacteria, spores, mycotoxins, or the like in the building or in the air, land, or water serving the building.

11. This warranty shall be transferable upon a change in ownership of the building when the owner has completed certain procedures including a transfer fee and an inspection of the Roofing System by a Versico representative.

VERSICO DOES NOT WARRANT PRODUCTS UTILIZED IN

THIS INSTALLATION WHICH IT HAS NOT FURNISHED; AND

SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS LIABILITY, UNDER ANY THEORY OF

LAW, ARISING OUT OF THE INSTALLATION AND PERFORMANCE

OF, OR DAMAGES SUSTAINED BY OR CAUSED BY, PRODUCTS

NOT FURNISHED BY VERSICO OR THE PRIOR EXISTING

ROOFING MATERIAL OVER WHICH THE VERSICO ROOFING

SYSTEM HAS BEEN INSTALLED

THE REMEDIES STATED HEREIN ARE THE SOLE AND

EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES FOR FAILURE OF THE VERSICO TOTAL

ROOFING SYSTEM OR ITS COMPONENTS. THERE ARE NO

WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING

THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR

PURPOSE AND MERCHANTABILITY, WHICH EXTEND BEYOND

THE FACE HEREOF. VERSICO SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY

INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHER DAMAGES

INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF PROFITS OR

DAMAGE TO THE BUILDING OR ITS CONTENTS UNDER ANY

THEORY OF LAW.

VSW-1

P.O. Box 1289 Carlisle, PA 17013

(800) 992-7663 (717) 960-4035 FAX

01/22/2020

03/15/2040

ACR COMMERCIAL ROOFINGROOFER:

1224 N HOBART STREET, STE 10, PAMPA, TX 79065

WARRANTY NUMBER:

BY

03/16/2020DATE OF ACCEPTANCE BY VERSICO : 1286220

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504-19-104 BLDG 29 & 28 Roof Drawing.pdf

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS

AMARILLO VA HEALTH CARE SYSTEM

6010 AMARILLO BLVD WEST

AMARILLO, TX 79106

REPLACE ROOF BUILDING 29

504-19-104

WORK LIMIT

WORK LIMIT

AREA OF

WORK

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PENTHOUSE #1

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U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1983-400-285

VA FORM 08-6231, FEB. 1983

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Date

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AMARILLO, TEXAS

R29-1

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COVER SHEET

1. CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH OSHA REGULATIONS, STATE OF TEXAS LAW CONCERNING ROOF

WORK AND VA SAFETY GUIDELINES.

2. DAVIS/BACON WAGE RATES APPLY (POTTER COUNTY).

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL AS PER THE GUIDELINES SET FORTH IN THE TEXAS MANUAL ON UNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES, LATEST EDITION, SHALL BE OBSERVED DURING

CONSTRUCTION WHILE WHENEVER TRAFFIC IS IMPEDED.

4. FLAGGER(S) REQUIRED TO DIRECT TRAFFIC WHEN ANY LANE IS BLOCKED.

5. CONTRACTOR MUST NOTIFY ENGINEERING BEFORE CLOSING ANY LANE OR SIDEWALK. THE REQUEST MUST BE MADE AT LEAST TEN (10) BUSINESS DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE FOR WHICH THE CLOSURE IS

PROJECTED.

6. PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPARE THE DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON THE CONSTRUCTION PLANS WITH THOSE MEASURED IN THE FIELD. ANY DISCREPANCIES SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ENGINEER OR CONTRACTING OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE IMMEDIATELY.

7. CONTRACTOR TO FIELD VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS.

8. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SILT BARRIER TYPE FENCE WHENEVER BLOCKAGE OF PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC

OR ANY AREA IS TO BE BLOCKED OFF.

9. CONTRACTOR TO TAKE NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS TO PROTECT ALL SHRUBS, PLANTS AND TREES ALONG

AREAS WHERE WORK MAY BE PERFORMED.

10. ALL AREAS NOT INVOLVED IN THE SCOPE OF WORK FOR THIS PROJECT SHALL BE KEPT CLEAN AND FREE OF

OBSTRUCTIONS AT ALL TIMES. ERECT BARRICADES AND WARNING SIGNS TO DIVERT AND WARN

PASSERS-BY OF THE CONSTRUCTION WORK.

11. ALL MATERIAL DEVELOPED AND ACCUMULATED DURING DEMOLITION, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED TO BE REUSED, SHALL BECOME PROPERTY OF THE CONTRACTORS AND LEGALLY RECYCLED OR DISPOSED OF OFF-SITE. ALL TRASH AND DEBRIS TO BE REMOVED ON A DAILY BASIS AND ALL RECYCLED AND WASTE

RECEIPTS SHALL BE TURNED OVER TO THE C.O.R. WITHIN FIVE (5) BUSINESS DAYS.

12. ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO THE BUILDING OR GOVERNMENT EQUIPMENT (A.K.A: AIR HANDLERS, LOUVERS, ETC.) SHALL BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL CONDITIONS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO

THE GOVERNMENT.

13. COVER ALL AIR INLETS AIRTIGHT TO PREVENT DUST AND FUMES FROM ENTERING THE BUILDING.

14. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO IMMEDIATELY CONTACT THE C.O.R. IF ANY MATERIALS APPEAR TO CONTAIN

ASBESTOS. ANY ASBESTOS ABATEMENT NEEDED IS TO BE CARRIED OUT BY THE GOVERNMENT.

15. PATCH AND REPAIR ALL IMPACTED AREAS TO ORIGINAL CONDITION WHERE DEMOLITION OR DAMAGE

OCCURRED.

16. STONE BALLASTED E.P.D.M. ROOF TO BE REPLACED WITH FULLY ADHERED T.P.O. ROOFING SYSTEM.

18. ALL GUTTER, DOWNSPOUT, PEAKED ROOFS AND FLAT ROOFS SHALL BE WATER TESTED TO VERIFY NO LEAKS OCCUR IN ACCORDANCE TO ASTM D5957-98(2013) STANDARD GUIDE FOR FLOOD TESTING

HORIZONTAL WATERPROOFING INSTALLATIONS.

19. ALL GUTTER, DOWNSPOUT, PEAKED ROOFS AND FLAT ROOFS SHALL BE TESTED FOR CONTINUOUS WATER

FLOW.

20. ALL LIGHTNING PROTECTION MUST BE BROUGHT UP TO CURRENT CODE.

GENERAL NOTES

1. PEAKED ROOFS APPROXIMATE BASE AREA OF 9,800 SQ.FT. WITH SLOPE 6-12. SPANISH CLAY TILE OR

CEMENT OF SAME COLORATION TO MATCH EXISTING.

2. PEAKED ROOFS APPROXIMATE BASE AREA OF 16,070 SQ.FT. WITH SLOPE 6-12. SPANISH CLAY TILE OR

CEMENT OF SAME COLORATION TO MATCH EXISTING.

3. FLAT ROOF APPROXIMATE 22,800 SQ.FT. TO BE REPLACED WITH FULLY ADHERED T.P.O.

4. FLAT ROOF APPROXIMATE 475 SQ.FT. TO BE REPLACED WITH FULLY ADHERED T.P.O.

5. FLAT ROOF APPROXIMATE 650 SQ.FT. TO BE REPLACED WITH FULLY ADHERED T.P.O.

6. FLAT ROOF APPROXIMATE 475 SQ.FT. TO BE REPLACED WITH FULLY ADHERED T.P.O.

7. FLAT ROOF APPROXIMATE 875 SQ.FT. TO BE REPLACED WITH FULLY ADHERED T.P.O.

8. FLAT ROOF APPROXIMATE 175 SQ.FT. TO BE REPLACED WITH FULLY ADHERED T.P.O.

9. ANY HOLES OR UNUSED MECHANICAL PADS IN/ON ROOF FOUND UNDERNEATH EXISTING E.P.D.M. TO BE

PATCHED AND SEALED IN ACCORDANCE TO INDUSTRY STANDARDS.

10. ALL LINES ON ROOF IS TO HAVE A FIXED OR ADJUSTABLE INDUSTRY STANDARD SUPPORT BLOK. REMOVE

AND REPLACE ALL NON-COMFORMING SUPPORT BLOCKS.

11. ALL GUTTERS AND SOFFITS THROUGHOUT ARE TO BE REPAIRED/RESEALED TO APPEAR AS NEW. ANY HEAVILY DAMAGED GUTTERS OR SOFFITS TO BE REPLACED WITH MATCHING MATERIAL. ALL DAMAGED

COPPER GUTTERS TO BE REPLACED SHALL BE TURNED OVER TO THE GOVERNMENT.

12. ALL DOWNSPOUTS ARE TO BE CLEAR OF ANY OBSTRUCTIONS FOR EASY WATER DRAINAGE.

DOWNSPOUTS ARE TO BE REPAIRED (OR REPLACED AS NEEDED IF FAIL TO DRAIN WATER DUE TO DAMAGE). ANY COPPER DOWNSPOUTS IN NEED OF REPLACEMENT SHALL BE TURNED OVER TO THE

GOVERNMENT.

13. EXTEND STEAM DRIP LINE TO RELEASE CONDENSATE TOWARD GUTTER OVER PITCHED ROOF LINE OR

WHERE NEEDED TO MEET CODE. SEND CODE COMPLIANCY TO COR IN RFI FORMAT.

14. ALL PLUMBING VENT BOOTS TO BE REPLACED WITH NEW. INSTALL VENT CAPS TO BLOCK RAIN WATER

FROM ENTERING.

15. ALL DRAINS TO BE REPLACED WITH NEW T.P.O. STYLE DRAIN WHERE T.P.O. IS TO BE INSTALLED. ALL DRAINS ARE TO ALSO BE SNAKED AND FREE OF DEBRIS AND PROTECTED FROM DEBRIS IN THE COURSE OF

THE PROJECT.

16. INSTALL NEW STEEL LADDER WITH WALK THROUGH HANDRAIL FIXED ACCESS. COLOR TO MATCH

EXISTING GUTTERS.

17. REPAIR DOOR HARDWARE, WEATHER STRIPPING, AND WATER DAMAGE WALL ON INTERIOR SIDE OF ROOF

ACCESS.

18. ROOF ACCESS TO BE REPAIRED AND WATER TIGHT.

19. T.P.O. WALKPADS TO BE INSTALLED PER INDUSTRY AND WARRANTY STANDARDS.

20. PRESSURE WASH CLEAN FACE OF 'COMMUNITY LIVING CENTER' SIGN FRONT.

21. GROUT ALL SIX (6) WALLS OF ELEVATOR SHAFT / STAIRWELL ROOF LANDING WHERE CREVICES MAY BE

FOUND AND WHERE GROUT MAY BE MISSING OR DAMAGED.

22. ALL EXPANSION JOINTS MUST BE PROPERLY COVERED PER CODE FOR FLAT ROOFS WITH PROPER

FLASHING.

KEY NOTES

DIRECTIONAL SLOPE DRAIN DRAIN W/ OVERFLOW

SLOPE EXISTING DOWNSPOUT

CONDENSATE LINE GUTTER

KEY NOTE REFERENCE NEW T.P.O. WALK PADS

LEGEND

1 BUILDING 29 ROOF

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

3 BLDG 29 ELEVATION DETAIL

N.T.S.

2 BUILDING 28 PITCHED ROOF

4 BUILDING 28 FLAT ROOF

7 1ST FLOOR DINING ROOF

0'-1/8" = 1'-0"

B.29 ACCESS FOR STAIRWELL ROOF NEW STANDARD ACCESS LADDER

NOT TO SCALE.

14 15

5 14 15 18

7 14 15

14 1510 14 1510

14 1510

14 15

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9 SOFFITS AND GUTTERS

1" = 1'-0"

5 BLDG 28/29 GUTTER

0'-3/16" = 1'-0"

6 14 15

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PENTHOUSE #1

PENTHOUSE #2

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1983-400-285

VA FORM 08-6231, FEB. 1983

three inches = one foot one and one-half inches = one foot one inch = one foot three-quarters inch = one foot one-half inch = one foot three-eighths inch = one foot one-quarter inch = one foot one-eighth inch = one foot

Revisions

Drawing Title

Approved: Service Director

Approved: Division Chief

Drawn

Checked

Location

Building Number

Project Title

Dwg. Of

Project No.

DRAWING NO.

AMARILLO, TEXAS

R29-2

S HOBBS

05/30/2019

REPAIR & REPLACE ROOFS 28 & 29

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