RFI Questions ACC Roof RESPONSES 09.26.2024.pdf

RFI Question’s of Project # 459-21-101 ACC Roof Replacement

1. Can you please give us a staging location? (See Picture Below)

VA’s Response: There is currently no set staging area. An area will have to be requested thru the COR via a COSA with Army Garrison after the contract is awarded. This should be done during the submittal and procurement phase.

2. Will an exterior access point and laydown yard be provided throughout the project?

VA’s Response: Exterior access points will be via scaffolding stairs by the Contractor. Please ensure to include in your bid. For Laydown area please refer to question 1.

3. Are all the tie-offs staying? (See Picture Below)

VA’s Response: Yes.

4. Are all the one-way staying? (See Picture Below)

VA’s Response: Yes.

5. Are all the unused stands staying? (See Picture Below)

VA’s Response: Demo unused stands, confirm with COR.

6. Is the Satellite Dish staying? If not, who is responsible for removing it? (See Picture Below)

VA’s Response: Currently the satellite dish is staying but it is not required to be calibrated at the end of the project. Face it in the general direction that it was previously prior to being moved.

7. How would you like the door height to the mechanical area addressed? (See Picture

Below)

VA’s Response: AE Response: no change to door height required.

8. Does the project require to have the demo duct, exhaust fan, and supports (Qty. 4) removed? Is there any asbestos at the joints? (See Picture Below)

VA’s Response: Joints has not been tested for asbestos.

9. Is there any asbestos identified in areas of the roof or surrounding components to be abated?

VA’s Response: The existing roof materials has been tested for asbestos in April 2023. There were not traces of asbestos found. All other materials (joints, sealants, etc) has not been tested. See attachment A.

10. Is there a detail of the roof to wall flashing? If not, can you provide one? See picture below.

VA’s Response: Please see detail 13/AS503.

11. How will the crews access the roof?

VA’s Response: Crews will access the roof via scaffolding stair towers that they provide.

Location(s) desired will be requested thru the COR prior to installation.

12. Is there a provided core or detail of the existing system to determine the existing depth and composition?

VA’s Response: See attachment A Asbestos Report that has a couple pictures of roof cores from the asbestos testing.

13. Can we allow 1-week revised RFI submission to allow for sub-contractor discovery?

VA’s Response: No

14. If the solar system is not going to be replaced at this time, is the existing system to be recycled and/or discarded?

VA’s Response: The existing solar system preferred to be recycled but can also be discarded instead.

15. Can you show us an example of the engineered platform used to load the roof that was described to us at the site visit?

VA’s Response: See attachment B.

16. Will the building need to be evacuated while the roof is being loaded? If so, can the roof be loaded in the evening?

VA’s Response: The building will not be vacated for material picks. There will be no interruptions to patient care allowed. It could be possible to load material early in the morning or in the evening outside of clinic and employee working hours. Plan accordingly.

17. Will interior access be provided to all drain replacement areas, including any hard ceilings? If not, can we please get photos of the ceilings below the drains?

VA’s Response: Access into the building and spaces will be provided if necessary to work on roof drains. Request access at least one week in advance for coordination with space users. See sample pictures of a roof drain and a view inside the ceiling from the floor below on Attachment C.

18. Will the contractor be required to pressure wash the Porte Cochere?

VA’s Response: Pressure washing the Porte Cochere is not required.

19. Please provide Division 23 – Mechanical specifications for new scope of work.

VA’s Response: Division 23 not included because mechanical equipment and ductwork is to remain. The only work mechanical work involves the supports for the ductwork and equipment. Specs to be included on drawings for the supports.

20. Flashing details on plans does not match existing conditions. Existing does not have existing flashing receiver. Please provide curb flashing details that will mend to existing conditions.

VA’s Response: Provide counterflashing at curbs per Detail 3/AS503.

21. Will there be a mobilization route through the clinic up to the roof for access and hauling materials.

VA’s Response: There will be no mobilization route thru the clinic.

22. Please verify if new ductwork replacement for EF-10, 13, and 16 will be from new unit to the next existing duct connection, or up to roof curb penetration.

VA’s Response: Existing ductwork and equipment are to remain. Only the supports are to be replaced.

23. Please verify if new ductwork replacement for EF017 will be from new unit to the next existing duct connection, or up to roof curb penetration and existing roof stack.

VA’s Response: Existing ductwork and equipment are to remain. Only the supports are to be replaced.

24. Please clarify to replace exhaust fan and isolators only, and structual equipment supports secured to roof to remain.

VA’s Response: Scope does not involve replacement of the exhaust fans, only the supports as needed to accommodate the roof replacement.

25. Spec section 01 35 26 para. 1.19 Cranes part “D” states that crane operators shall not carry loads over any occupied building unless the top two floors are vacated or overhead protection with a design live load of 300 psf is provided. Can this requirement be waived?

VA’s Response: This requirement cannot be waived. A previous roofing project was able to achieve this requirement in order to load material onto the roof while the building was occupied.

26. There are various tie-off points on the roof. When is the last time they have been tested and certified for use?

VA’s Response: There is no record of testing the tie-off points recently. Contractor will have tie-off points tested prior to using for worker’s safety.

27. The drawings do not indicate material and equipment laydown area’s. please advise on a laydown area.

VA’s Response: See RFI #1.

28. It seems that a recent project has been completed and has not been captured in the drawings, can you send as-builts?

VA’s Response: As-builts from recent and current projects attached. See attachment D.

29. There is no access to the penthouse rooftop. Does a ladder need to included in the bid?

VA’s Response: Please include a access ladder in bid. Sheet AS-102 has been revised. Final location to be coordinated with VA COR.

April 26, 2023

R&C Roofing Contractors 3302 Campbell Ave Honolulu, Hawaii 96815

Subject: Tripler Army Medical Center, 1 Jarrett White Road, Building 30 – Limited Asbestos Survey

Environmental Risk Analysis LLC (ERA) has completed a Limited Asbestos Survey for Tripler Army Medical Center located at 1 Jarrett White Road, Building 30 in Honolulu, Hawaii.

ASBESTOS

On April 25, 2023, an ERA staff member was directed by the client to collect samples of suspect asbestos containing building materials at the above listed address, which may be disturbed during demolition activities. Per United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Hawaii Department of Health requirements, ERA collected seven (7) samples of each suspect material, for a total of seven (7) samples. Materials sampled included felt, foam, fiberboard, gypsum board, and roof coat. According to the client, no other suspect asbestos containing building materials were identified for future disturbance.

The EPA, under the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP), requires that all asbestos containing building materials be identified prior to any renovation or demolition work. Under these standards, the proper sampling of suspect asbestos containing building material is described by the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA). All samples were collected according to these standards. NESHAP, 40 CFR 61 defines an asbestos containing material as any material containing more than 1% asbestos.

Each suspect asbestos containing material was first wet with moist wipes or water. A small piece was then carefully cut out or scraped and placed in a labeled re-sealable plastic bag. The sampling equipment was cleaned between each sample collection to avoid cross-contamination between samples. The location, color and condition of each suspect asbestos-containing material were noted in a field notebook on site.

All samples were properly logged and recorded following strict chain of custody procedures and submitted to an accredited laboratory for analysis by polarized light microscopy (PLM) in accordance with EPA Method 600/M4-82-020 and/or Method 600/R-93-116 to determine asbestos type and content. The analytical laboratory is accredited for bulk asbestos analysis through successful participation in the National Voluntary Lab Accreditation Program (NVLAP) and by the State of Hawaii, Department of Health.

VHAHONRamosD1 Typewritten Text Attachment A - Asbestos Testing Report

The results of the Asbestos sampling are summarized below. The Hawaii Analytical Laboratory report is provided in Attachment C:

Building 30, Silicone Roofing Material To Sub:

• A-1 – Black Felt / Yellow Foam: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-1 – Tan Fiberboard: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-1 – White Roof Coat: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-2 – Black Felt / Yellow Foam: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-2 – Tan Fiberboard: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-2 – White Roof Coat: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-3 – Black Felt / Yellow Foam: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-3 – Tan Fiberboard: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-3 – White Roof Coat: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-4 – Black Felt / Yellow Foam: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-4 – Tan Fiberboard: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-4 – White Roof Coat: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-5 – Black Felt / Yellow Foam: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-5 – Tan Fiberboard: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-5 – White Roof Coat: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-6 – Black Felt / Yellow Foam: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-6 – White Gypsum Board: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-6 – White Roof Coat: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-7 – Black Felt / Yellow Foam: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-7 – Tan Fiberboard: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

• A-7 – White Roof Coat: NO DETECTED ASBESTOS

Asbestos was NOT detected in the felt, foam, fiberboard, gypsum board, and roof coat material of Building 30. The felt, foam, fiberboard, gypsum board, and roof coat material of Building 30 does not have to be handled as a regulated asbestos containing material.

LIMITATIONS

ERA’s findings are based on research, site observations, government regulations and laboratory analytical data of the samples that were collected at the time and location of the survey. Even with such extensive investigative efforts, ERA cannot dismiss the possibility of additional hazardous materials being present that were inaccessible during the time of the survey.

ERA’s survey is limited to the areas identified by their client to be proposed for renovation, demolition, or specific area of concern. A full hazardous materials survey was not conducted for the property.

This report is exclusively for the use and benefit of the ERA and their client. This report is not for the use or benefit of, nor may it be relied upon by, any other person or entity. The contents of this report may not be quoted in whole or in part or distributed to any person or entity without, in each case, the written consent of Environmental Risk Analysis, LLC.

REFERENCES

• Code of Federal Regulations. Occupational Safety and Health Standards. Title 29, Part 1910 (1910.1000 TO END). Washington DC. US Government Printing Office, 1918

• Code of Federal Regulations. Occupational Safety and Health Standards. Title 29, Part

1926.62. Washington DC. US Government Printing Office, 1986.

• Code of Federal Regulations. Asbestos Hazards Emergency Response Act (AHERA), Asbestos Regulations. Title 40, Part 763. Washington DC. US Government Printing Office, 1986.

• Code of Federal Regulations. National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP), Asbestos Regulations. Title 40, Part 61, Subpart M. Washington DC. US Government Printing Office, July 1991.

Date: April 26, 2023

Prepared By:

Elizabeth Polson State of Hawaii Asbestos Inspector Certification No. HIASB-4450 Expires: March 13, 2024

Attachment A

STATE OF HAWAII, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

ASBESTOS CERTIFICATION

State of Hawaii Asbestos

Inspector:

Elizabeth Polson Certification No. HIASB-4450

Expires:

March 13, 2024

Attachment B

PHOTOGRAPHS

Photograph #1

Description of Photograph:

Site Location:

Tripler Army Medical Center, Building 30

Photograph Date:

April 25, 2023

Photograph #2

Overview: Building 30, Roof

Photograph #3

Photograph #4

Photograph #5

Bulk samples (A-1): Building 30, Silicone Roofing Material to Substrate.NO ASBESTOS

DETECTED.

Photograph #6

Bulk samples (A-4): Building 30, Silicone Roofing Material to

Photograph #7

Bulk samples (A-5): Building 30, Silicone Roofing Material to

Photograph #8

Bulk samples (A-6): Building 30, Silicone Roofing Material to

Photograph #8

Bulk samples (A-7): Building 30, Silicone Roofing Material to

Photograph #9

Overview: Patched area after bulk sampling.

Attachment C

LABORATORY ANALYSIS

AND CHAIN-OF-CUSTODY

Wednesday, April 26, 2023

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory

ANALYTICAL REPORT

Environmental Risk Analysis 905 A Makahiki Way

Lab Job No: 202303959

Your Project: R&C Roofing, Tripler Army Medical Center, Ambulatory Care Clinic, Building #30, 4/25/23

Honolulu HI 96826

Date Submitted: 4/25/2023

Facsimile:

Phone Number: (808)783-6840

Email: rachelokoji@enviroriskhawaii.com;

russellokoji@enviroriskhawaii.com

Your Sample ID / Description Asbestos Present?

%v/vSample No. Date Analyzed

MatrixOther Fibrous

Bulk Asbestos Determination

Type %v/v

A-1 NONE

DETECTED

202330189 4/26/2023

Black felt / yellow foam

Fibrous glass (amorphous)

Foam + other

Comments

Layer

A-1 NONE

DETECTED

202330189 4/26/2023

Tan fiberboard

Cellulose / wood fiber (undulose)

Other

Comments

Layer

A-1 NONE

DETECTED

202330189 4/26/2023

White roof coat

None detected

Calcite + binder + other

Comments

Layer

A-2 NONE

DETECTED

202330190 4/26/2023

Black felt / yellow foam

Fibrous glass (amorphous)

Foam + other

Comments

Layer

A-2 NONE

DETECTED

202330190 4/26/2023

Tan fiberboard

Cellulose / wood fiber (undulose)

Other

Comments

Layer

A-2 NONE

DETECTED

202330190 4/26/2023

White roof coat

None detected

Calcite + binder + other

Comments

Layer

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory is a NIST NVLAP accredited laboratory (NVLAP Lab Code 200655-0) and is accredited in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. Controlled doc.: Asbestos Report, rev. 3 – 20200630

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Environmental Risk Analysis 905 A Makahiki Way

Lab Job No: 202303959

Your Project: R&C Roofing, Tripler Army Medical Center, Ambulatory Care Clinic, Building #30, 4/25/23

Honolulu HI 96826

Date Submitted: 4/25/2023

Facsimile:

Phone Number: (808)783-6840

Email: rachelokoji@enviroriskhawaii.com;

russellokoji@enviroriskhawaii.com

Your Sample ID / Description Asbestos Present?

%v/vSample No. Date Analyzed

MatrixOther Fibrous

Bulk Asbestos Determination

Type %v/v

A-3 NONE

DETECTED

202330191 4/26/2023

Black felt / yellow foam

Fibrous glass (amorphous)

Foam + other

Comments

Layer

A-3 NONE

DETECTED

202330191 4/26/2023

Tan fiberboard

Cellulose / wood fiber (undulose)

Other

Comments

Layer

A-3 NONE

DETECTED

202330191 4/26/2023

White roof coat

None detected

Calcite + binder + other

Comments

Layer

A-4 NONE

DETECTED

202330192 4/26/2023

Black felt / yellow foam

Cellulose (undulose) + fibrous glass (amorphous)

Foam + other

Comments

Layer

A-4 NONE

DETECTED

202330192 4/26/2023

Tan fiberboard

Cellulose / wood fiber (undulose)

Other

Comments

Layer

A-4 NONE

DETECTED

202330192 4/26/2023

White roof coat

Synthetic fibers (undulose)

Calcite + binder + other

Comments

Layer

A-5 NONE

DETECTED

202330193 4/26/2023

Black felt / yellow foam

Cellulose (undulose) + fibrous glass (amorphous)

Foam + other

Comments

Layer

A-5 NONE

DETECTED

202330193 4/26/2023

Tan fiberboard

Cellulose / wood fiber (undulose)

Other

Comments

Layer

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory is a NIST NVLAP accredited laboratory (NVLAP Lab Code 200655-0) and is accredited in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. Controlled doc.: Asbestos Report, rev. 3 – 20200630

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Lab Job No: 202303959

Your Project: R&C Roofing, Tripler Army Medical Center, Ambulatory Care Clinic, Building #30, 4/25/23

Honolulu HI 96826

Date Submitted: 4/25/2023

Facsimile:

Phone Number: (808)783-6840

Email: rachelokoji@enviroriskhawaii.com;

russellokoji@enviroriskhawaii.com

Your Sample ID / Description Asbestos Present?

%v/vSample No. Date Analyzed

MatrixOther Fibrous

Bulk Asbestos Determination

Type %v/v

A-5 NONE

DETECTED

202330193 4/26/2023

White roof coat

Synthetic fibers (undulose)

Calcite + binder + other

Comments

Layer

A-6 NONE

DETECTED

202330194 4/26/2023

Black felt / yellow foam

Fibrous glass (amorphous)

Foam + other

Comments

Layer

A-6 NONE

DETECTED

202330194 4/26/2023

White gypsum board

Fibrous glass (amorphous)

Gypsum

Comments

Layer

A-6 NONE

DETECTED

202330194 4/26/2023

White roof coat

None detected

Calcite + binder + other

Comments

Layer

A-7 NONE

DETECTED

202330195 4/26/2023

Black felt / yellow foam

Fibrous glass (amorphous)

Foam + other

Comments

Layer

A-7 NONE

DETECTED

202330195 4/26/2023

Tan fiberboard

Cellulose / wood fiber (undulose)

Other

Comments

Layer

A-7 NONE

DETECTED

202330195 4/26/2023

White roof coat

None detected

Calcite + binder + other

Comments

Layer

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory is a NIST NVLAP accredited laboratory (NVLAP Lab Code 200655-0) and is accredited in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. Controlled doc.: Asbestos Report, rev. 3 – 20200630

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Lab Job No: 202303959

Your Project: R&C Roofing, Tripler Army Medical Center, Ambulatory Care Clinic, Building #30, 4/25/23

Honolulu HI 96826

Date Submitted: 4/25/2023

Facsimile:

Phone Number: (808)783-6840

Email: rachelokoji@enviroriskhawaii.com;

russellokoji@enviroriskhawaii.com

Jennifer Hsu Liao

Laboratory Manager

General Comments The bulk sample[s] analysis subject of this analytical report were conducted in general accordance with the procedures outlined in the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s “Interim Method for the Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Insulation Samples” (EPA-600/M4-82- 020, Dec. 1982) and / or “Method for Determination of Asbestos in bulk Building Materials” (EPA-600/R-93-116, July 1993). The analysis of each bulk sample relates only to the material examined, and may or may not represent the overall composition of its original source. Floor tile and other resinously bound materials, when analyzed by the EPA methods referenced above may yield false negative results because of limitations in separating closely bound fibers and in detecting fibers of small length and diameter. Alternative methods of identification, including Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) may or may not be applicable. We utilize calibrated visual area estimation on a routine basis and do not conduct point counting unless specifically requested to do so. Estimated error for the visual determinations presented are 75% relative (1 to 2%), 50% relative (3 to 5%); 25% relative (6 to 25%) and 20% (>26% v/v). We will not separate layers which in our opinion are not readily discernable. This report is not to be duplicated except in full without the expressed written permission of Hawaii Analytical Laboratory. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification, approval or endorsement by NVLAP, NIST or any agency of Federal Governement. Unless otherwise indicated, the sample condition at the time of receipt was acceptable.

Results and Symbols Definitions > This testing result is greater than the numerical value listed.

< This testing result is less than the numerical value listed.

None Detected = asbestos was not observed in the sample. If trace amount of asbestos was detected below our quantifiable limits of 1.0%, <1% (trace) would be indicated and the asbestos type listed. Point counting, where applicable, are recommended to improve accuracy.

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory is a NIST NVLAP accredited laboratory (NVLAP Lab Code 200655-0) and is accredited in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. Controlled doc.: Asbestos Report, rev. 3 – 20200630

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Attachment B - Engineered Landing Platform

Artachment C - Roof Drain

30M-40730M-407

ACCU

A2

Project Number

Building Number

Drawing Number

Project Title

Location

Issue Date Checked Drawn

Drawing Title

Approved:

VA FORM 08 - 6231

A

Office of Construction and Facilities Management

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

B

C

D

E

F

A

B

C

D

E

F

21 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

PhaseARCHITECT/ENGINEER OF RECORD STAMPCONSULTANT

321 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

459-20-700

06/18/2024 Revisions: Date:

100% CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS

828 Fort Street Mall Suite 500, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

Phone: (808) 521-3773 Fax: (808) 521-3993

INSYNERGY

I N C

M E C H A N I C A L ■ E L E C T R I C A L ■ F I R E P R O T E C T I O N

ENGINEERING

A/E:

SPEES DESIGN BUILD

625 1ST AVE, STE 301

SEATTLE, WA 98104

(206) 590-2118

RAY SPEES

VA PACIFIC ISLANDS HEALTH CARE SYSTEM (VAPIHCS) SPARK M.

MATSUNAGA VA MEDICAL CENTER (VAMC)

EHRM INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADE

FULLY SPRINKLERED 30M-406

ACC

ACC ROOF MECHANICAL PLAN - PLAN

SOUTH

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

16'4' 8' 12'

KEY PLAN

3/16" = 1'-0"1 ACC ROOF MECHANICAL PLAN - PLAN SOUTH

3/8" RL & 5/8" RS DN

PROVIDE NEW ACCU

(E) CT-1 (E) CT-2

(E) HEATER FLUE

(E) GENERATOR EXHAUST

(E) 30-EF-6

(E) 30-EF-7

(E) 30-EF-10

(E) 30-EF-11

(E) 30-EF-9

(E) 30-EF-8

(E) 30-EF-12

(E) 30-EF-13

(E) 30-DX-3

BA C D E F G H I J

Phase

100% CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS

Project Title

EHRM INFRASTRUCTURE

UPGRADES

Location VA Pacific Islands Health Care System (VAPIHCS) Spark M.

Matsunaga VA Medical Center (VAMC), Honolulu, HI

Issue Date

06/18/2024

Project Number

459-20-700 A/E:

SPEES DESIGN BUILD

23830 PACIFIC HIGHWAY S. SUITE 203

KENT, WA 98032

(206) 590-2118

RAY SPEES

048 OF 240048 OF 240

VHAHONRamosD1 Polygon

VHAHONRamosD1 Typewritten Text Account for fashing either a curb or pipe stands in your bid

VHAHONRamosD1 Text Box Attachment D:

Mechanical equipment not shown on bid drawings. Project currently in progress.

30M-40630M-406

ACCU

A1

Project Number

Building Number

Drawing Number

Project Title

Location

Issue Date Checked Drawn

Drawing Title

Approved:

VA FORM 08 - 6231

A

Office of Construction and Facilities Management

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

B

C

D

E

F

A

B

C

D

E

F

21 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

PhaseARCHITECT/ENGINEER OF RECORD STAMPCONSULTANT

321 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

459-20-700

06/18/2024 Revisions: Date:

100% CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS

828 Fort Street Mall Suite 500, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

Phone: (808) 521-3773 Fax: (808) 521-3993

INSYNERGY

I N C

M E C H A N I C A L ■ E L E C T R I C A L ■ F I R E P R O T E C T I O N

ENGINEERING

A/E:

SPEES DESIGN BUILD

625 1ST AVE, STE 301

SEATTLE, WA 98104

(206) 590-2118

RAY SPEES

VA PACIFIC ISLANDS HEALTH CARE SYSTEM (VAPIHCS) SPARK M.

MATSUNAGA VA MEDICAL CENTER (VAMC)

EHRM INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADE

FULLY SPRINKLERED 30M-407

ACC

ACC ROOF MECHANICAL PLAN - PLAN

NORTH

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

16'4' 8' 12'

KEY PLAN

3/16" = 1'-0"1 ACC ROOF MECHANICAL PLAN - PLAN NOTH

3/8" RL & 5/8" RS DN

PROVIDE NEW ACCU

(E) ACCU

(E) 30-AC-1

(E) OUTDOOR UNIT 30-DX-2

(E) OUTDOOR UNIT 30-DX-1

C D E F G H I J K L

Phase

100% CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS

Project Title

EHRM INFRASTRUCTURE

UPGRADES

Location VA Pacific Islands Health Care System (VAPIHCS) Spark M.

Matsunaga VA Medical Center (VAMC), Honolulu, HI

Issue Date

06/18/2024

Project Number

459-20-700 A/E:

SPEES DESIGN BUILD

23830 PACIFIC HIGHWAY S. SUITE 203

KENT, WA 98032

(206) 590-2118

RAY SPEES

049 OF 240049 OF 240

VHAHONRamosD1 Polygon

VHAHONRamosD1 Typewritten Text Account for fashing either a curb or pipe stands in your bid

VHAHONRamosD1 Text Box Attachment D:

Mechanical equipment not shown on bid drawings. Project currently in progress.