Attachment 2.2 668-24-108 Drawings.pdf

This document is a set of construction design plans (100% Construction Documents) for a sanitary waste piping repair project at Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center in Spokane, Washington. The project, numbered 668-24-108 and issued June 20, 2025, involves the replacement and installation of new sanitary pipe and bottle fill stations throughout multiple building levels, including basement through ninth floor areas.

The scope of work encompasses demolition and new installation of sanitary waste piping systems, with specific attention to fire-rated penetrations requiring UL-approved 3-hour rated fire sleeves on all new and existing pipe penetrations. Key work requirements include prior ground penetrating radar (GPR) wall scans before cutting walls, asbestos-containing material (ACM) abatement following approved practices, lead-based paint removal and management per approved programs, installation of new bottle fill stations with epoxy flooring and safety markings, and restoration of walls and finishes to original conditions. The contractor must coordinate with the Department of Veterans Affairs Contracting Officer Representative (COR) at a mandatory pre-construction meeting and notify the COR if existing conditions are unsuitable for construction. The design includes detailed floor plans for basement and first through third floors, with specifications for wall penetrations, fire-proofing requirements, ceiling patches, drywall installation, painting, and restoration of existing elements such as handrails, bumper rails, and signage. The plans were prepared by West Point Engineers with offices in Louisville, Kentucky and Spokane, Washington.