AMENDMENT 0004 36C26221B0006 .docx

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PROJECT 691GE-20-202

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Offers must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended, by one of the following methods:

The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offers

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is extended,

(a) By completing Items 8 and 15, and returning __________ copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted; or (c) By separate letter or electronic communication which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY is not extended.

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is required to sign this document and return ___________ copies to the issuing office.

is not, A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO:

Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

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B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(b).

RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by letter or electronic communication, provided each letter or electronic communication makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

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Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

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13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS,

IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO. AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.

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AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

(Signature of person authorized to sign) (Signature of Contracting Officer) 07/30/2021

691GE-20-202

00262 Department of Veterans Affairs Network Contracting Office 22 4811 Airport Plaza Drive Suite 600 Long Beach CA 90815 00262 Department of Veterans Affairs Network Contracting Office 22 4811 Airport Plaza Drive Suite 600 Long Beach CA 90815 To all Offerors/Bidders

36C26221B0006 06-21-2021

X X X ** HOUR & DATE for Receipt of Offers is EXTENDED to: 10:00 AM (PDT), AUGUST 13, 2021

NOT APPLICABLE

Amendment 0004 is issued to post Contractors' RFI and VA's responses to Contractors' RFIs.

A ttached herein are Attachment 1 – Electrical Plan Markup, Attachment 2 - GVS with Lithium Battery Solution, Attachment 3 - E-202 First Floor Enlarged Electrical Plans and Attachment 3A - E-202 Revision Per RFI 13 Attachment 4 - J&A includes Attachment A - Cyber Power UPS Specifications Sheet and Attachment B - Cyber Power Envirosensor Specification Sheet.

ALL OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS SHALL REMAIN UNCHANGED.

MARIA CRUZ-THOMPSON

CONTRACTING OFFICER

)RFI

CONTRACTORS’ RFIs and VA RESPONSES TO RFIs ARE AS FOLLOWS:

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 1: At the Site Visit conference it was stated that the VA will require two full shifts every day from 0600 to 1700 and 1700 to 0600. We did not find this requirement in the RFP or the Specifications. Since this will add significant cost to the project, will the VA confirm the two-shift requirement will be mandated for this project? Will the two shifts occur Monday thru Friday or will this be 7 days a week? Will federal holiday shifts be required?

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 1: The times will be first shift 0700-1700 10hrs / second shift 1700-0300 10hrs Monday to Saturday / no Sunday and holidays.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 2: Clarification on the room designation for electrical rooms, see below:

1) Drawing E103 designates room A354 as a storage room however the footprint resembles the electrical closet numbered as S-06. 2) Drawing E104 does not show where room A472 is located, is it the room south of room A416C? Please advise.

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 2: Yes, the Electrical Room is right next to room A416C. The Electrical closet for the third floor is S-06.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 3: Per general note #1 on drawing E101, 2 set of 6- 4"conduits 6' apart per the details need to installed from the Computer Room A114 to each Telecom Room (TR). Is there an existing chase(s) from room A114 to the fifth floor that can be utilized to install conduit risers to every the TR? Will chases need to be erected for this project if a chase does not exist? If not, please advise on the locations where the designer may have proposed the 4" conduits to be routed from the 1st floor up to the 5 floor and where proposed penetrations are to be made at each floor level and any requirements for chases.

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 3: Each floor has two Telephone Closet with a chase adjacent to most of of them. Most of the Closets and chases are stacked up. See attached PDF. Contractor can field verify available spaces at the Closets to see if the new conduits can be run through them. If chases are available to use, Contractor shall verify if they are OK to be used for Telecom Backbone route, before using them. Confirmation with VA IT and with the facility is also required before using any of the Closets and the chases for the conduit route. All floor/ceiling penetrations shall be sealed with appropriate fire stop assembly as per design.

If proposed Closets and/or chases can be used, no new chase will be required.

See Attachment 1 – Electrical Plan Markup as well as pdf file above.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 4: Per keynote 11 on drawing E202, and/or similar keynotes on E203, E204, E205 & E206, it states to provide grounding and bonding to nearby electrical panels feeding the TR. Is there an existing grounding system in the electrical rooms that these panels are located in? Can it be tied-into to that grounding systems or is a dedicated 3/4"conduit with #6AWG needs to be installed from the TR to the electrical panel?

Does this include grounding for panel P2CE and 6EP?

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 4: The Grounding system that must be created in each TR room is provide on drawing E505 Grounding and bonding Riser Diagram. This explains how to create the isolated ground from the switch gear to the TMGB to the TGB. Your panels will get the ground from its source. The isolated ground is for the communication side and all its equipment.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 5:. Per site visit it was observed that the corridors, as C3-2, contained framed hard lid ceilings with light fixtures (see attached photos in Amendment #1). Per note conduits (A and B side) are to maintained a 6' separation which cannot be meet with this ceiling system. Is the intent to utilized the corridor east, for example C3-23 in drawing E103, for the installation of these conduits? Please advise.

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 5: It may be easier to install new conduits above drop ceilings than hard lid ceilings. Corridor C3-23 has drop ceiling. The new conduits can be routed along this corridor.

CONTRACTOR RFI NO. 6: Can a product/data schematic be provided for the new UPS-PA and UPS-PB in order to determine the power requirements and disconnect switch type/size?

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 6: Note 20 on drawing E201 provides the size of each UPS A & B. I have provided a cut sheet.

See Attachment 2 – GVS with Lithium Ion Battery Solution as well as pdf file above.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 7: There will be a significant amount of 4" EMT conduit for DATA risers and other sizes and benders for this project that will require a large amount of laydown area. Please provide details of amount of space and the area where the laydown will be for this project.

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 7: The laydown area will be the back side of the building. There will be only room for two conex boxes.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 8: During the site walk the VA mentioned that there will be two shifts to perform the SOW. Do we assume that all conduit installation through out the building including the parking structure to be done after hours. Please confirm the time start time and the stoppage time when this work can be performed. Will 10hr shifts be acceptable?

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 8: The times will be first shift 0700-1700 10hrs / second shift 1700-0300 10hrs Monday to Saturday / no Sunday and holidays.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 9: Contractor is to have day and night shifts because the medical services and support services of the hospital will remain operation during performing contracted work.

Please set the time of day and night shift and describe works allowed during day time and night time.

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 9: The times will be first shift 0700-1700 10hrs / second shift 1700-0300 10hrs Monday to Saturday / no Sunday and holidays.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 10: There is not enough area for parking and lay down at the hospital.

Please indicate parking area and lay down area for the contracted work performance.

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 10: The Parking will be discussed when the job is awarded. There is only room for two conex boxes on the back side of the building

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 11: In drawing E102, Keynote #9 in the 2nd floor call center area states that “all existing telecom outlets and cabling serving the call center as indicated inside the dashed line to remain.” AP locations are shown in the call center area.

0. Do the APs in those areas need new cables? Or are they existing to be left in place as well?

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 11: The TR in the Phone Center feed the AP’s and will not require new Cabling.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 12: On drawing E100, there is one (1) quad outlet noted in the Corridor and one (1) in the Chiller Area Office.

1. Which TE room are those drops getting fed from?

1. Is the existing pathway useable to get to those locations?

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 12: The data comes from the Main Computer Room (MCR) that feeds the Chiller Maintenance Office. I would assume the path is reusable.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 13: On Drawing E202, Keynote #7 specifies 12”W x 6”D cable tray but the part number provided (CF 105/300) is for 4”W x 4”D cable tray.

1. What size would the VA prefer?

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 13: The correct part number is CF 150/300 with 12”W x 6” cable tray per OIT design guide. Please see Attachment 3 and Attachment 3A for revised drawings.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 14: The drawings state the backbone fiber running from the Main Computer Room A114 consists of one (1) 24-strand OM4 and one (1) 12-Strand OS1 running through 2” innerduct in 4” conduit. For two fiber cables this seems large and will take up a lot of room in the 4” conduit.

1. Would the VA accept 1” innerduct for this instead? That way it will fit the cables and allow more room to run other current/future fiber cables.

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 14: Recommend providing two 1” innerducts with the OM4 and OS1 cables respectively and one 1” innerduct with pull string for future use. Proposed innerducts are subject to VA IT approvals.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 15: On drawing E204, Keynote #9 mentions installing the 6” diameter conduit sleeves above the ladder rack.

1. Does the VA mean to reference the new cable tray? Or is ladder rack supposed to be installed as well?

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 15: New mesh trays will be provided above data racks per keyed note #7 of sheet E204. New conduit sleeves will be provided from 6” above the mesh trays to 6” above the drop ceiling.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 16: In the TR room detailed drawings (E201-E206), there are data outlet symbols with an (E) next to them.

1. Are all of these existing outlets to remain?

1. If not, what is the (E) signifying?

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 16: Yes, the outlets will remain as the E indicates existing. Note 14 states that, but I do see that note 14 isn’t indicated on all details.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 17: Regarding Access Doors / Door Hardware - Per the information in the RFP, there is only (1) door on the Door Schedule. Is there only (1) door slated to receive a card reader?

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 17: Yes, there is only one new door getting installed. This new door will be for the new TR on the fourth floor. You will be installing the conduits and boxes to support the new PIV equipment that will be installed by another project.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 18: What control system is currently in operation?

VA RESPONSE - RFI No. 18: The control system is Johnson Control system.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 19: Verify that the Owner will be responsible for removing ALL equipment, unbolted furniture, personal effects, etc. from the affected areas prior to construction.

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 19: The Government will be responsible to remove all personnel effects and electronic equipment. The Contractor will be responsible to relocated / move unbolted furniture, bolted furniture, module furniture and any other obstacles that my hinder the installation of data ports and other project needs.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 20: Has the facilities ICRA team assigned classifications to the affected and adjacent spaces to set the level of ICRA measures to be put in place by the general contractor?

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 20: No, the COR or Engineering Personnel will assist in classification. The General Contractor will have to confirm with the COR and Infection Control personnel (IC).

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 21: Specification section 01 45 00, 1.4.C states:

“CQC Personnel: In addition to CQC personnel specified elsewhere in the contract, provide as part of the CQC organization specialized personnel to assist in the CQC System Manager for the following areas, as applicable: electrical, mechanical, civil, structural, environmental, architectural, materials technician submittals clerk, Commissioning Agent/LEED specialist, and low voltage systems. These individuals or specified technical companies are employees of the prime or subcontractor; be responsible to the CQC System Manager; be physically present at the construction site during work on the specialized personnel’s areas of responsibility; have the necessary education or experience in accordance with the Experience Matrix listed herein.”

Is it the intent of the Government for us to budget these personnel to be on-site during the entire duration of work in each specialty area in addition to the full time QC manager? Consequently, adding $millions to the cost of general conditions over the duration of this project.

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 21: By hiring the Commission Agent firm they will provide the specialists that will be needed to support this specified requirement.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 22: Specification section 01 45 00, 1.4.B states:

“The CQC System Manager is required to be a graduate engineer, graduate architect, or a graduate of construction management.”

Does this statement require simply a bachelor's degree or a graduate degree such as a master's or a PhD?

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 22: Yes, the individual has to be able to perform the position of CQC System Manager and have the qualification. A bachelor’s degree or graduate degree such as master’s or a PhD would meet the qualification requirement.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 23: Reference Specification section 01 45 00:

Paragraph 1.8.B states that the Contractor is to appoint a Contractor's Commissioning Manager, a Contractor's Commissioning Representative, and a Commissioning agent as members of the Commissioning Team.

Paragraph 1.9.A states that the VA is to appoint an individual, company, or firm to act as the Commissioning Agent.

These specification sections are in conflict. It is our experience that the VA typically contracts the Commissioning Agent directly and the Contractor assigns a Commissioning Manager to interface with the Commissioning Agent.

Confirm that the Commissioning Agent will be appointed by and contracted directly with the VA.

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 23: No, the Commission Agent will be provided by the Contractor under section 1 91 00 Para. 1.8 Commissioning Team. Also. Responsibilities for Contractor in Para. 1.11. Removal of Para. 1.9 (A) should be struck from the spec.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 24: In accordance with specification section 01 35 26-10, paragraph 1.6.C, confirm that a 3 separate, full time individuals are required to fulfill the staffing requirements of Superintendent, Quality Control, and SSHO and that they are to be dedicated to this project.

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 24: Yes, that is correct. Work of a long duration and performance within a Government facility that on the advice of VA construction safety representatives involves hazardous operations that might endanger the safety of the public, patients and/or Government personnel or property, the SSHO and Superintendent and/or Quality Control Manager must be separate persons.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 25: How is the VA going to accommodate the current price escalation being experienced in the marketplace with regards to commodities such as wood, steel, plastics, etc.?

VA Response – RFI No. 25: This procurement is “Firm-Fixed-Price” and is not subject to any adjustment on the basis of the contractor’s cost experience in performing the contract.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 26: How is the VA going to accommodate the current extended lead times and material manufacturing and delivery delays that are occurring in the construction industry?

VA RESPONSE RFI No. 26: Extended lead times, material manufacturing, and delivery delays will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis if any arises during the project.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 27: Has a Limited Source Justification (FAR 6.302-1(c), 6.303) been prepared for any materials identified under this solicitation? If so, identify which systems to which they apply and provide all related documentation, including any required Approval (FAR 6.304) or Certification (FAR 6.303(b)(12)).

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 27: See Attachment 4 – J&A which includes Attachments A&B.

CONTRACTOR RFI No. 28: Please confirm that the Government will allow proposers a minimum of seven (7) days to respond to the RFP starting from the date that the Government responds to 100% of the RFIs received.

VA RESPONSE – RFI No. 28: Yes

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FRONT VIEW

LEFT SIDE VIEW

REAR VIEW

21.65[550] MINIMUM CLEARANCE RECOMMENDED

MINIMUM SERVICE CLEARANCE PER NATIONAL, STATE & LOCAL CODES

FRONT

WHILE INSTALLING ATTACH ONLY THIS SIDE TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE MBC

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GVS DISTRIBUTION

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42 POSITION DISTRIBUTION CABINET

INPUT: 208VAC, 3PH

OUTPUT: 208VAC, 3PH,

GENERAL ARRANGEMENT

THIS DRAWING IS BASED ON DRAWING NUMBER PLACEHOLDER - INITIAL RELEASE

NOTES: 1. INSTALLATION SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE NATIONAL, STATE AND LOCAL CODES. INSTALLATION SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE NATIONAL, STATE AND LOCAL CODES. 2. REFER TO PRODUCT DOCUMENTATION FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND SITE PREPARATION WORK. REFER TO PRODUCT DOCUMENTATION FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND SITE PREPARATION WORK. 3. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES [MILLIMETERS]. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES [MILLIMETERS]. 4. FRONT ACCESS REQUIRED FOR SERVICE. FRONT ACCESS REQUIRED FOR SERVICE. MINIMUM REQUIRED FRONT CLEARANCE IS 38.58[980]. REAR CLEARANCE REQUIRED IS 5.91[150]. 5. ALL DIMENSIONS EXCLUDES SCREW PROJECTIONS OUTSIDE THE ENCLOSURE. ALL DIMENSIONS EXCLUDES SCREW PROJECTIONS OUTSIDE THE ENCLOSURE. 6. CABLE ENTRY IS FROM TOP OR BOTTOM OF THE UNIT. CABLE ENTRY IS FROM TOP OR BOTTOM OF THE UNIT. 7. WEIGHT OF THE UNIT IS 264 LBS [120 kg]. WEIGHT OF THE UNIT IS 264 LBS [120 kg]. 8. OPERATING TEMPERATURE: 32 F TO 104 F [0 C TO 40 C]. OPERATING TEMPERATURE: 32°F TO 104°F [0°C TO 40°C].9. PROTECTION CLASS: IP20. PROTECTION CLASS: IP20. 10. COLOR: RAL 9003 WHITE. COLOR: RAL 9003 WHITE. 12. WHILE INSTALLING WITH UPS AND MBC, REMOVE RIGHT SIDE COVER OF THE UPS UNIT AND ATTACH THE MBC UNIT TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE UPS UNIT. THEN ATTACH DISTRIBUTION UNIT(S) TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE MBC UNIT. RE-ATTACH RIGHT SIDE COVER OF THE UPS TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE DISTRIBUTION UNIT. 13. INTERCONNECTING CABLES ARE SUPPLIED. INTERCONNECTING CABLES ARE SUPPLIED. 14. FOR 208V DISTRIBUTION ONLY FOR 208V DISTRIBUTION ONLY

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OPTIONAL SEISMIC KIT (GVSOPT003)

DISTRIBUTION CABINET

6.30x9.06 [160x230] BOTTOM CABLE ENTRY AREA

FRONT SWIVELING WHEEL

REAR SWIVEL WHEEL

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NOTES: 1. INSTALLATION SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE NATIONAL, INSTALLATION SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE NATIONAL, STATE AND LOCAL CODES. 2. REFER TO PRODUCT DOCUMENTATION FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS REFER TO PRODUCT DOCUMENTATION FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND SITE PREPARATION WORK. 3. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES [MILLIMETERS]. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES [MILLIMETERS]. 4. DRILL/PUNCH HOLES IN PLATE. REMOVE PLATE FROM CABINET DRILL/PUNCH HOLES IN PLATE. REMOVE PLATE FROM CABINET BEFORE DRILLING/PUNCHING. 5. FIXATION OF ANCHORING BRACKETS IS OPTIONAL IN NON-SEISMIC FIXATION OF ANCHORING BRACKETS IS OPTIONAL IN NON-SEISMIC LOCATIONS.

TOP-BOTTOM VIEWS & ANCHORING

FRONT VIEW (DOOR REMOVED)

42 POS DISTRIBUTION CABINET

COLUMN WIDTH 42 POS QO PANEL BOARD

INTERNAL FRONT VIEW

NEUTRAL BUSS

GROUND BUSS

42 POSITION QO PANELBOARD

NOTES: 1. INSTALLATION SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE NATIONAL, STATE AND LOCAL CODES. INSTALLATION SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE NATIONAL, STATE AND LOCAL CODES. 2. REFER TO PRODUCT DOCUMENTATION FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION REFER TO PRODUCT DOCUMENTATION FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND SITE PREPARATION WORK. 3. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES [MILLIMETERS]. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES [MILLIMETERS]. 4. PANELBOARD IS AT 208V ONLY. CAN MOUNT INDIVIDUAL BREAKERS UP TO 60A EA FOR PANELBOARD IS AT 208V ONLY. CAN MOUNT INDIVIDUAL BREAKERS UP TO 60A EA FOR A TOTAL OF 225A MAX.

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OL3000RTXL2UHVN

SMART APP ONLINE UPS

Prevent business interruptions and safeguard mission-critical enterprise network equipment.

SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL

UPS Topology Double Conversion

Energy Saving Yes, ECO Mode Efficiency >97%

INPUT

Input Voltage Range

120 – 139 VAC for 0–60% load 140 – 159 VAC for 0–70% load 180 – 189 VAC for 0–90% load 190 – 280 VAC for 0–100% load

Frequency Range 40 – 70 Hz (auto sensing)

Input Power Factor 0.99

Cold Start Yes

Plug Type NEMA L6-20P

Cord Length (ft) 10

Cord Length (m) 3

The CyberPower OL3000RTXL2UHVN is a rack/tower UPS with double conversion topology. It provides sine wave output to critical applications and equipment that require seamless power correction. The Extended Battery Module (EBM) expands runtime, and Fast Charge Technology restores full backup power faster. This model comes with an extendable LCD control panel, Smart Battery Management charging technology, and energy-saving GreenPower UPS™ ECO Mode.

The OL3000RTXL2UHVN offers generator compatibility and delivers clean AC power with zero transfer time. A factory installed RM card allows remote management and configuration of the UPS via a standard web browser, command line interface (CLI), or network management system (NMS). Its sine wave output keeps sensitive equipment working by preventing unnecessary shutdowns that can occur with simulated sine wave output.

With a $400,000 lifetime connected equipment guarantee and a three-year warranty, you can trust CyberPower’s commitment to high quality.

OUTPUT

VA 3,000 VA

Watts 2,700 W

Rated Power Factor 0.9

On Battery Waveform Sine wave

On Battery Voltage 200, 208, 220, 230, 240 V ±2% (configurable)

On Battery Frequency 50/60 Hz ± 0.25 Hz (auto-sensing or configurable)

Harmonic Distortion THD < 3% at Linear Load, < 5% at Non-linear Load

Crest Factor 3:1

Outlets - Total 3

Outlet Type NEMA L6-20R (2), NEMA L6-30R (1)

©2019 Cyber Power Systems (USA), Inc. CyberPower is a registered trademark and brand of Cyber Power Systems (USA), Inc. All rights reserved. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. CyberPower reserves the right to change, without notice, marketing programs, product offerings and specifications. www.cyberpowersystems.com

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

• Corporate and Enterprise Servers

• Network and Storage Devices

• Edge Closets

• PBX and VoIP Installations

FEATURES

• 3000VA / 2700W

• Double Conversion Topology

• Sine wave output, zero transfer time

• Configurable Output - 200, 208, 220, 230, 240 V, 50/60 Hz

• GreenPower UPS™ ECO Mode

• RM205CARD for remote monitoring

• 2U Rack Mount/Tower Convertible

• Outlets: (2) NEMA L6-20R,

(1) NEMA L6-30R

• PowerPanel® Business Edition

Management Software

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SPECIFICATIONS CONT.

OUTPUT (cont.)

Overload Protection

Line Mode:

105% to 125% load for 1 min 126% to 150% load for 10 sec

Battery Mode:

105% to 130% load for 10 sec 131% to 150% load for 2 sec

Bypass Internal Bypass (Automatic and Manual)

Transfer Time 0 ms

BATTERY

Runtime at Half Load 11 min

Runtime at Full Load 3.5 min

Battery Type Sealed lead acid

Battery Size 12V/9Ah

Battery Quantity 6

Replacement Battery Cartridge RB1290X6A

Replacement Battery Cartridge Quantity 1

Hot Swappable Yes

Typical Recharge Time 4 h (0% to 90%)

Smart Battery Management (SBM) Mode Yes

Extended Battery Option BP72V60ART2U

SURGE PROTECTION & FILTERING

Surge Protection 1335 Joules, per IEC 61000-4-5 Level 3

Phone RJ11 / Ethernet RJ45 1-In / 1-Out (combo)

EMI/RFI Filtration Yes

MANAGEMENT & COMMUNICATIONS

LCD Control Panel Supports: Multi-Language Interface, 25 Types of Function Setting, 24 Types of Read Out and 5 Event Logs.

Rotatable LCD Control Panel Option Yes

Removable LCD Control Panel Option Yes - Requires a separate DB26 Cable

HID Compliant USB Port Yes

Serial Port Yes

EPO Port Yes

Dry Contacts Yes

Cables Included USB cable, Serial cable, Phone cable

LED Indicators

Power On (white) Line Mode (green) Battery Mode (yellow) Bypass Mode (yellow) Fault (red) Replace Battery (red)

Audible Alarms

Battery Mode Battery Low Overload UPS Fault

Software PowerPanel® Business Edition

Upgradeable Firmware Yes

Expansion Slot RMCARD205 pre-installed

PHYSICAL

Form Factor Rack/Tower

Color Black

Enclosure Construction Steel

Mounting Hardware Included

Dimensions (WxHxD) (in.) 17 x 3.5 x 23.62 (in)

Dimensions (WxHxD) (mm.) 432 x 89 x 600 (mm)

Weight (lbs) 68.2

Weight (kg) 30.93

Rack Size 2U

SHIPPING DIMENSIONS

Dimensions (WxHxD) (in.) 9.24 x 35.77 x 22 (in)

Dimensions (WxHxD) (mm.) 234.7 x 908.56 x 558.8 (mm)

Weight (lbs) 81

Weight (kg) 36.74

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ENVIRONMENTAL

Operating Temperature 32 – 104 °F (0 – 40 °C)

Operating Relative Humidity 0 – 90% (non-condensing)

Operating Elevation 0 – 10,000 ft (0 – 3,000 m)

Storage Temperature -4°F to 113 °F (-20°C to 45 °C)

Storage Relative Humidity 0 – 95% (non-condensing)

Storage Elevation 0 – 50,000 ft (0 – 15,000 m)

UPS Online Thermal Dissipation 790 BTU/hr

ECO Mode Thermal Dissipation (100% Load) 207 BTU/h

Audible noise at 1m from surface of unit 38 to 55 dBA (0 to 100% load)

CERTIFICATIONS

Safety UL 1778 5th Ed.

CSA C22.2 NO.107.3-05

FCC Part 15 Class A

Environmental ROHS Compliant

WARRANTY

Product Warranty 3 Years Limited

Extended 2-Year Warranty WEXT5YR-U4B

Connected Equipment Guarantee Lifetime

CEG Amount $400,000

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SPECIFICATIONS CONT.

17_Cabinet_1_lithium Battery

Isometric View

General Arrangement

Top View & Anchoring Details

Internal View & Details

Control Power Connection-3PH

Interface Details -1 Rack

Interface Details -2, 3 & 4 Racks

Schematic Diagram-1 & 2 Racks

Schematic Diagram-3 & 4 Racks

Schematic Diagram-2 Racks with Conduits

Schematic Diagram-3 Racks with Conduits

Schematic Diagram-4 Racks with Conduits

Typical Galaxy VS UPS details

17_Cabinet_2_40KW UPS

Main Mechanical

Top-Bottom and Anchoring Details

IP22 Option

Internal Views

Internal and interface details

17_Cabinet_3_Bypass & XFMR cabinet

General Arrangement

Top-Bottom & Anchoring

Internal Views

Interface Details

17_Cabinet_4_42 Pole distribution

Sheets and Views

QRMI89384_REV00_GVS_42_POSITION_DISTRIBUTION_CABINET-General Arrangement

QRMI89384_REV00_GVS_42_POSITION_DISTRIBUTION_CABINET-Top-Bottom View & Anchoring

QRMI89384_REV00_GVS_42_POSITION_DISTRIBUTION_CABINET-Internal Views-1

18_1_3KW_UPS_TR

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MAIN LOBBY

C1-71

PASSANGER

ELEVATOR

LOBBY

C1-1

WAITING

C1-59

RECEPTION

B102

B100

FILES

B124

CORRIDOR

C1-58

C1-72

TOILET

A101

A100

C1-76

CONTROL ROOM

A104

POLICE

A103

AGENT

CASHIER

A105

SERVICE

CA-79

OFFICE

A113A

STAFF

A112

CHIEF

A102A

A102

C1-90

COMPUTER ROOM

A114

MEDICAL/ GENERAL

STORAGE

A126

ENTRY

C1-91

MED GAS

FLAM. STOR.

A121

A120

HAC

A118

A119

A126A

LOCKABLE

STOR.

A126B

A114A

A127C

A127D

PROS. REP.

A127B

PROS. REP.

A127A

C1-94

A111

A110

CLERKS

A127

A127E

DRESSING

A129A

WORK ROOM

A129

VOLUNTEER

COORDINATOR

A130

VETS ASSIST

A128

A113B

A113C

A113D

A113E

KEYPUNCH&

EQUIPMENT

A113

A113G

A113F

A115B

LOCK SHOP

A115D

ENGINEERING

SHOP

A115

ENGINEERING

OPERATION SSECTION

A115B

SUPERVISING ENG.

OPERATION

A115A

PAINT

A115E

PARKING EQUIP.

A117

C1-84A

A116

A114B

C1-84

VA POLICE

A106

SUPERVISOR

A106B

A106C

LOCKER

A106A

TRASH HOLDING

A108

C1-60

C1-49

EL. CL.

A131A

A131B

A131C

ON CALL

A131D

ISOLATION

BEDROOM

A131GTOILET

A131E

A131L

ANTREROOM

A131K

A131M

RECOVERY BEDS

A131

C1-40

A131P

CONTROL

STATION

A131F

EQUIP.

A133

A132

A134

A134A

A134C

PRE-OP

HOLD

A135

A134B

CLEAN

UTILITY

A136

PATIENT

A131H

A131I

A131J

C1-45

C1-42

O.R.

A141

SPD

A139

LIGHT/ DARK

ROOM

A140

HOLDING

A138

RAD.

EQUIP

A137

ENDOSCOPY #2

A142

A142A

C1-33

OPERATING

ROOM #2

A153

OPERATING

ROOM #1

A152

SURGICAL

C1-34

LIFE

SUPPORT

A145

ANESTHESIOLOGIST

A154

ANESTH. GAS

A155

ANESTHESIA

WORK ROOM

A156

INSTR. PREP/

A157

MECHANICAL

A158

A151

STER.

A151C

A144A

DECONTAM

A144

ENDOSCOPY #1

A143

CART

WASH

A151B

TELE. CL.

A147

PROCESSING

A151D

A146

A143A

A151A

LOUNGE

A150

C1-30

MALE

LKRS/ SHWR/ TOILET

A148

FEMALE

L/S/T

A149

C1-28

A158-A

SERV. OFF

B128H

STUDENT

B128G

CLINICAL PHARM.

TEACH COOR. OFFICE

B128E

RESIDENT

B128C

SURGEON

A160

DICTATION

A160A

A159

B128A

CONSULTATION

B126

B127

C1-22

DRUG

INFORMATION

B128B

CLERICAL

WORK AREA

B440

CLIN. PHARM.

B128I

CLERICAL/

CLASSROOM

B128K

B128J

C1-23

C1-20

DISPENSING

B128S

ACTIVE

B1280

C1-2

C1-3

ACTIVE

B128M

B128N1

PRE-PACKAGING

BULK COMPOUNDING

B128N

INACTIVE

B128P

CONTROLLED

SUBSTANCE STOR.

B128D

DRUG RECEIVING

AND BREAKOUT

B128L

ELEC. CL.

B129

B130

B128

B131

B132

B135

DISPENSING

B134

VAULT

B134A

C1-14

B135A

B133

SPECIMEN

B136

REHAB

TECH

B137

PSYCHOLOGIST

B139

D.D.T.C.

B143

PSYCHOLOGIST

B141

SOCIAL

WORKER

B144

B145

B147

B148

B149

B150

CONFERENCE

GROUP THE.

B153

C1-11

B142

B140

B138

NURSE

B158

B157

TREATMENT

B155

B151

B152

B154

B156

RECEPT. POLICE

CONTROL ROOM

B156A

C1-5

C1-9

B156B

C1-4

C1-56

PHYSICIANS

ASSISTANT

B125

IT ROOM

B122

B119

OBSERV &

B108

B107

B107C

B111

HSE

B110

EXAM

B109

C1-63

MED

B106

SOILED

B105

B104

B117

B115

B113

C1-62

SECURITY

HOLDING

B103A

PATIENT

HYGENIE

B103

C1-64

B114

STAFF NURSE

WALKIN CLOSET

B116

B118

B120

B121

C1-55

FIRE SPRINKLER

CLOSET

A110A

B146

B112

MEDICAL/ GENERAL

A126

ENTRY

C1-91

SOILED LINEN

A125

PEST CONTROL

A124

PEST CONTROL

WORKROOM

A123

MED GAS

A122

FLAM. STOR.

A121

A120

A118

A119

A126A

LOCKABLE

A126B

A131A

A131B

A131C

ON CALL

A131E

A131L

SCALE: 3/32= 1'-0"

ELECTRICAL PLAN

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PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR ELECTRICAL PLAN

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12-J MAUCHLY

IRVINE, CALIFORNIA 92618

TEL: (949) 450-8420

FAX: (949) 450-8424

A R C H I T E C T U R E + E N G I N E E R I N G C O N S T R U C T I O N M A N A G E M E N T

KEYNOTES (SHEET E-101)

X

1. PROVIDE NEW DATA CABINETS IN THE MAIN COMPUTER ROOM (MCR) "A114" TO

SERVE DATA OUTLETS FOR ALL THE AREAS LEFT TO THE DASHED LINE AS

INDICATED ON THE DRAWING. SEE SHEET E-201 FOR DEMO WORK AND FOR

DATA CABINETS LAYOUT IN THE ROOM.

2. PROVIDE NEW DATA RACKS IN THE TELECOM ROOM (TR) "B122" TO SERVE DATA

OUTLETS FOR FOR ALL THE AREAS RIGHT TO THE DASHED LINE AS INDICATED

ON THE DRAWING. SEE SHEET E-202 FOR DEMO WORK AND FOR DATA RACKS

LAYOUT IN THE ROOM.

3. EXISTING 4-PORT DATA OUTLET. PROVIDE NEW 4-PORT TELECOM OUTLET WITH

COLORED CAT6A DATA JACKS ((1) GRAY, (1) WHITE, (1) BLUE AND (1) BLANK)

AND NEW FACEPLATE TO REPLACE THE EXISTING DATA OUTLET AT THE SAME

LOCATION. REUSE EXISTING OUTLET BACKBOX AS POSSIBLE, IF IT IS IN GOOD

CONDITION. OTHERWISE, REPLACE THE BACKBOX AS REQUIRED. PROVIDE

STAINLESS STEEL FACEPLATE FOR THE NEW OUTLET. TYPICAL FOR ALL DATA

OUTLETS ON THIS FLOOR.

4. PROVIDE (3) NEW CAT6A HORIZONTAL CABLES IN GRAY, WHITE AND BLUE

COLORS TO REPLACE EXISTING DATA CABLES TO THE OUTLET. CONNECT

EACH COLORED CABLE TO THE DATA JACK WITH THE SAME COLOR IN THE

OUTLET. REUSE EXISTING PATHWAY (CONDUIT OR WIREWAY) FROM THE

OUTLET TO SPACE ABOVE THE CEILING, IF POSSIBLE. IF THE EXISTING

PATHWAY IS LESS THAN 3/4" DIAMETER, PROVIDE A NEW 1" CONDUIT IN THE

WALL TO REPLACE THE EXISTING ONE FROM SPACE ABOVE THE CEILING TO

THE OUTLET. TYPICAL FOR ALL DATA OUTLETS ON THIS FLOOR.

5. REUSE EXISTING BACKBOX FOR LEGACY VOICE OUTLET FOR NEW TELECOM

OUTLET. FOR INFORMATION ONLY, EXISTING VOICE OUTLET WITH "NUMBER OF

PORTS / NUMBER OF JACKS" IS AS INDICATED. PROVIDE NEW OUTLET AND

CABLING PER KEYED NOTES 3 AND 4 TO REPLACE THE EXISTING ONE.

(TYPICAL FOR ALL)

(TYP.)

(TYP.)

6. EXISTING FURNITURE MOUNTED DATA OUTLET. E.C. SHALL FIELD VERIFY INSTALLATION OF

THE EXISTING OUTLET AND PROVIDE MOUNTING ACCESSORY AND REPAIRS IF REQUIRED

WHILE PROVIDING NEW CABLES, TELECOM JACKS AND FACEPLATE.

7. EXISTING ABOVE CEILING SUSPEND MOUNTED 6"X6" WIREWAY WITH HINGED COVER FOR

TELEPHONE, COMPUTER AND MATV SYSTEM CONDUCTORS. WIREWAY ROUTE IS BASED ON

AS-BUILT DRAWINGS AND LIMITED A/E SURVEY. SEE SHEET E-702 FOR EXISTING WIREWAY

INSTALLATION PER AS-BUILT SHEET "1-E116". E.C. SHALL FIELD VERIFY EXISTING WIREWAY

ROUTE, ITS SUPPORTS AND CONDITION. REPORT TO FACILITY AND CONSTRUCTION

MANAGER IF ANY DISCREPANCY OR PROBLEM FOUND, PRIOR TO REUSING THE EXISTING

WIREWAY FOR NEW TELECOM CABLE ROUTE. TYPICAL FOR ALL.

8. E.C. SHALL CAREFULLY REMOVE EXISTING COMMUNICATION CABLES TO AVOID DAMAGING

ANY EXISTING TELEPHONE, MATV AND ANY OTHER CABLES TO REMAIN IN THE WIREWAY.

ROUTE NEW CAT 6A CABLES IN THE WIREWAY, IF WIREWAY FILL RATIO IS NO MORE THAN

50%. PROVIDE NEW J-HOOKS FOR ANY ADDITIONAL CAT 6A CABLES WHEN WIREWAY FILL

RATIO WITH NEW TELECOM CABLES IS OVER 50% OR WHERE THERE IS NO EXISTING

WIREWAY. SEE SHEET E-702 FOR J-HOOK INSTALLATION DETAIL.TYPICAL FOR ALL.

9. FOR BIDDING PURPOSE, 20% OF THE EXISTING BACKBOXES AND EXISTING PATHWAYS

(CONDUITS AND WIREWAYS) WILL BE REPLACED. PRIOR TO START OF A CONSTRUCTION

PHASE/SEQUENCE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONDUCT SURVEY OF THE EXISTING

BACKBOXES AND SIZE OF THE EXISTING PATHWAYS CONNECTED TO THE BACKBOXES, AND

IDENTIFY THE BACKBOXES AND PATHWAYS REQUIRING REPLACEMENT WITH PHOTOGRAPHS

AND ROOM NUMBERS ON PLANS. SUBMIT THE DOCUMENT FOR VA'S REVIEW AND APPROVAL,

PRIOR TO START OF THAT CONSTRUCTION PHASE/SEQUENCE.

10. PROVIDE NEW OR REPLACE EXISTING DATA OUTLETS AND CABLING AT FRONT DESK AND AT

SECURITY GATE TO PARKING GARAGE (NOT SHOWN ON THE PLAN) BY NEW ONES.

KEYNOTES (CONT.) (SHEET E-101)

(TYPICAL)

GENERAL NOTES

1. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, PROVIDE TWO SETS OF BACKBONE CABLES

FROM THE MAIN COMPUTER ROOM A114 TO EACH TELECOM ROOM (TR) IN

THE BUILDING. EACH SET OF BACKBONE CABLE CONSISTS OF A

24-STRAND OM4 MULTI-MODE FIBER OPTIC CABLE AND A 12-STRAND OS1

SINGLE-MODE FIBER OPTIC CABLE WITHIN 2" INNERDUCTS IN (1) 4"

CONDUIT. ROUTE THE TWO 4" CONDUITS FOR THE BACKBONE CABLES

THROUGH FLOOR(S), ABOVE CEILING IN CORRIDORS, AND WITH MINIMUM

6' APART, AS PRACTICAL, FOR PATH DIVERSITY TO MEET PART "4.4.4" OF

"VA INFRASTRUCTURE STANDARD FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS SPACES

(VERSION 3.0)" REQUIREMENT. COORDINATE EXACT CONDUIT ROUTE IN

THE FIELD.

2. PROVIDE NEW PLENUM RATED CAT6A HORIZONTAL CABLES, UL LISTED

CMP-LP (0.7A), TO REPLACE ALL EXISTING DATA CABLES IN THE BUILDING.

PROVIDE NEW PATHWAY (CONDUITS, J-BOXES AND PULL BOXES, ETC.) AS

REQUIRED, NEW TELECOM JACKS AND STAINLESS STEEL FACEPLATES

FOR CABLE REPLACEMENT.

3. CONTRACTOR MAY REUSE EXISTING WIREWAYS AS SHOWN ON THE

PLANS AND PROVIDE NEW J-HOOKS FOR HORIZONTAL CABLE ROUTES

ABOVE SUSPENDED CEILINGS. J-HOOKS SHALL BE NO MORE THAN 5'

APART AND SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH INDEPENDENT SUPPORTS ON

BUILDING STRUCTURE FOR THE J-HOOKS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FOLLOW

CABLE MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS FOR CABLE LOADING TO

ADEQUATELY SUPPORT CABLE'S WEIGHT THROUGH THE EXISTING

WIREWAYS AND THROUGH THE NEW J-HOOKS.

4. PROVIDE CONDUIT SLEEVES WHILE CABLE PENETRATIONS THROUGH

WALLS, CEILINGS AND FLOORS. PROVIDE APPROPRIATE FIRE-STOPPINGS

FOR CONDUIT PENETRATIONS THROUGH FIRE RATED WALLS, CEILINGS

AND FLOORS. PROVIDE LABEL FOR EACH FIRE-STOPPING. SEE GENERAL

NOTE #28 ON SHEET E-001 FOR REQUIREMENTS.

5. NO ZIP TIE IS ALLOWED FOR TELECOM CABLES. USE VELCRO CABLE TIES.

PLENUM-RATED CABLE TIES SHALL BE USED AT PLENUM SPACES.

6. ALL NEW ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS AND TELECOM CABLES RUN ON P2, P1

AND ROOF LEVELS SHALL BE ROUTED IN RGS CONDUITS, U.O.N. ANY

SURFACE MOUNTED TELECOM CABLES SHALL BE ROUTED IN CONDUITS OR

RACEWAYS. NO TELECOM CABLES SHALL BE ROUTED EXPOSE.

7. E.C. SHALL PROVIDE NEW TELECOM SYSTEM INCLUDING DATA CABINETS, DATA

RACKS, EQUIPMENT, CABLES AND PATHWAYS PRIOR TO DISCONNECTING AND

REMOVING EXISTING ONES TO MINIMIZE SERVICE DOWNTIME FOR THE AREA

TO BE WORKED. COORDINATE WITH VA OIT AND THE FACILITY.

8. FOR ALL NEW BACKBONE CABLE AND HORIZONTAL CABLE CONNECTIONS AT

BOTH ENDS (AT TELECOM CABINETS/RACKS AND AT OUTLETS), E.C. SHALL

PROVIDE PERMANENT LABELS WITH SPECIFIC IDENTIFICATION FOR EACH

CABLES. PROVIDE LABELING LOGGING FILE IN EXCEL AS REQUIRED. SEE

GENERAL NOTE #29 ON SHEET E-001 FOR REQUIREMENTS.

9. ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES SHALL BE LABELED

APPROPRIATELY TO IDENTIFY ITS POWER SOURCE (PANEL NAME, LOCATION

AND CIRCUIT NUMBER ETC.) NEW LABELS SHALL MEET VA STANDARD

REQUIREMENTS AND MATCH EXISTING AT THE FACILITY

10. SEE SHEET "GI101" FOR CONSTRUCTION PHASING REQUIREMENT.

PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR

ELEV.

UP

DN.

OPEN

A2

B2

C2

D2

B3

C3

D1

E1

F1

L2

L4

LL1

D3

WAP

+48"

4/1

+36"

+36" 4/1

+36" 1/1

3/3

+60"

MOUNTED ON POWER POLE

OUTLET BROKEN

4/2

TIB

FACP

FOR ELEVATORS

NEW

NEW

+72"

CCTV CONSOLE

THE SPACE WAS FULL OF CLOTH DURING SURVEY.

(1) RJ45 RJ45 LOOSE JACK

6/3

4/2

SURFACE MOUNTED. BROKEN.

SURFACE MOUNTED

BROKEN

BROKEN

BROKEN.

4/4

+42"

C1

A1

B1

(1) RJ45 RJ45 LOOSE JACK

6/3

FIRST FLOOR ELECTRICAL PLAN

E101

Revisions:

Date one eighth inch = one foot three inches = one foot

6" 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

VA FORM 08-6231, OCT 1978

Drawing Title

Approved: Project Director

Project Title

Location

Checked

Building Number

Project Number

Drawing Number

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ARCHITECT/ENGINEERS/CONSULTANTS:

Office of

Facilities

Management

EHRM INFRASTRUCTURE

UPGRADES

VA LAACC MEDICAL FACILITY

03-11-2021

691GE-20-202

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SECOND FLOOR ELECTRICAL PLAN

KEYNOTES (SHEET E-102)

1. PROVIDE NEW DATA RACKS IN THE TELECOM ROOM (TR) "B201" TO SERVE ALL

THE DATA OUTLETS ON THE 2ND FLOOR. SEE SHEET E-203 FOR DEMO WORK

AND FOR DATA RACKS LAYOUT IN THE ROOM.

2. EXISTING 4-PORT DATA OUTLET. PROVIDE NEW 4-PORT TELECOM OUTLET

WITH COLORED CAT6A DATA JACKS ((1) GRAY, (1) WHITE, (1) BLUE AND (1)

BLANK) AND NEW FACEPLATE TO REPLACE THE EXISTING DATA OUTLET AT

THE SAME LOCATION. REUSE EXISTING OUTLET BACKBOX AS POSSIBLE, IF IT IS

IN GOOD CONDITION. OTHERWISE, REPLACE THE BACKBOX AS REQUIRED.

PROVIDE STAINLESS STEEL FACEPLATE FOR THE NEW OUTLET. TYPICAL FOR

ALL DATA OUTLETS ON THIS FLOOR.

3. PROVIDE (3) NEW CAT6A HORIZONTAL CABLES IN GRAY, WHITE AND BLUE

COLORS TO REPLACE EXISTING DATA CABLES TO THE OUTLET. CONNECT

EACH COLORED CABLE TO THE DATA JACK WITH THE SAME COLOR IN THE

OUTLET. REUSE EXISTING PATHWAY (CONDUIT OR WIREWAY) FROM THE

OUTLET TO SPACE ABOVE THE CEILING, IF POSSIBLE. IF THE EXISTING

PATHWAY IS LESS THAN 3/4" DIAMETER, PROVIDE A NEW 1" CONDUIT IN THE

WALL TO REPLACE THE EXISTING ONE FROM SPACE ABOVE THE CEILING TO

THE OUTLET. TYPICAL FOR ALL DATA OUTLETS ON THIS FLOOR.

4. REUSE EXISTING BACKBOX FOR LEGACY VOICE OUTLET FOR NEW TELECOM

OUTLET. FOR INFORMATION ONLY, EXISTING VOICE OUTLET WITH "NUMBER OF

PORTS / NUMBER OF JACKS" IS AS INDICATED. PROVIDE NEW OUTLET AND

CABLING PER KEYED NOTES 2 AND 3 TO REPLACE THE EXISTING ONE.

5. EXISTING ABOVE CEILING SUSPEND MOUNTED 6"X6" WIREWAY WITH HINGED

COVER FOR TELEPHONE, COMPUTER AND MATV SYSTEM CONDUCTORS.

WIREWAY ROUTE IS BASED ON AS-BUILT DRAWINGS AND LIMITED A/E SURVEY.

SEE SHEET E-702 FOR EXISTING WIREWAY INSTALLATION PER AS-BUILT SHEET

"1-E116". E.C. SHALL FIELD VERIFY EXISTING WIREWAY ROUTE, ITS SUPPORTS

AND CONDITION. REPORT TO FACILITY AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGER IF ANY

DISCREPANCY OR PROBLEM FOUND, PRIOR TO REUSING THE EXISTING

WIREWAY FOR NEW TELECOM CABLE ROUTE. TYPICAL FOR ALL

6. E.C. SHALL CAREFULLY REMOVE EXISTING COMMUNICATION CABLES TO AVOID

DAMAGING ANY EXISTING TELEPHONE, MATV AND ANY OTHER CABLES TO

REMAIN IN THE WIREWAY. ROUTE NEW CAT 6A CABLES IN THE WIREWAY, IF

WIREWAY FILL RATIO IS NO MORE THAN 50%. PROVIDE J-HOOKS FOR ANY

ADDITIONAL CAT 6A CABLES WHEN WIREWAY FILL RATIO WITH NEW TELECOM

CABLES IS OVER 50% OR WHERE THERE IS NO EXISTING WIREWAY. SEE

SHEET E-702 FOR J-HOOK INSTALLATION DETAIL.TYPICAL FOR ALL

7. EXISTING 18"X18"12" SCREW COVER PULL-BOX FOR CONDUIT CONNECTION TO

WIREWAY PER AS-BUILT SHEET 1-E66. REUSE EXISTING PULLBOX AS POSSIBLE.

8. FOR BIDDING PURPOSE, 20% OF THE EXISTING BACKBOXES AND EXISTING

PATHWAYS (CONDUITS AND WIREWAYS) WILL BE REPLACED. PRIOR TO START

OF A CONSTRUCTION PHASE/SEQUENCE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONDUCT

SURVEY OF THE EXISTING BACKBOXES AND SIZE OF THE EXISTING PATHWAYS

CONNECTED TO THE BACKBOXES, AND IDENTIFY THE BACKBOXES AND

PATHWAYS REQUIRING REPLACEMENT WITH PHOTOGRAPHS AND ROOM

NUMBERS ON PLANS. SUBMIT THE DOCUMENT FOR VA'S REVIEW AND

APPROVAL, PRIOR TO START OF THAT CONSTRUCTION PHASE/SEQUENCE.

EXISTING

(1) 4" C.O.

FROM THE MAIN COMPUTER ROOM A114 TO EACH TELECOM ROOM (TR)

IN THE BUILDING. EACH SET OF BACKBONE CABLE CONSISTS OF A

PROVIDE NEW PATHWAY (CONDUITS, J-BOXES AND PULL BOXES, ETC.)

AS REQUIRED, NEW TELECOM JACKS AND STAINLESS STEEL

FACEPLATES FOR CABLE REPLACEMENT.

6. ALL NEW ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS AND TELECOM CABLES RUN ON P2,

P1 AND ROOF LEVELS SHALL BE ROUTED IN RGS CONDUITS, U.O.N. ANY

SURFACE MOUNTED TELECOM CABLES SHALL BE ROUTED IN CONDUITS

OR RACEWAYS. NO TELECOM CABLES SHALL BE ROUTED EXPOSE.

GENERAL NOTES (CONT.)

7. E.C. SHALL PROVIDE NEW TELECOM SYSTEM INCLUDING DATA

CABINETS, DATA RACKS, EQUIPMENT, CABLES AND PATHWAYS

PRIOR TO DISCONNECTING AND REMOVING EXISTING ONES TO

MINIMIZE SERVICE DOWNTIME FOR THE AREA TO BE WORKED.

COORDINATE WITH VA OIT AND THE FACILITY.

8. FOR ALL NEW BACKBONE CABLE AND HORIZONTAL CABLE

CONNECTIONS AT BOTH ENDS (AT TELECOM CABINETS/RACKS AND

AT OUTLETS), E.C. SHALL PROVIDE PERMANENT LABELS WITH

SPECIFIC IDENTIFICATION FOR EACH CABLES. PROVIDE LABELING

LOGGING FILE IN EXCEL AS REQUIRED. SEE GENERAL NOTE #29 ON

SHEET E-001 FOR REQUIREMENTS.

APPROPRIATELY TO IDENTIFY ITS POWER SOURCE (PANEL NAME,

LOCATION AND CIRCUIT NUMBER ETC.) NEW LABELS SHALL MEET

VA STANDARD REQUIREMENTS AND MATCH EXISTING AT THE

FACILITY

10.SEE SHEET "GI101" FOR CONSTRUCTION PHASING REQUIREMENT.

(TYP. OF 2)

(TYP. OF 3)

EXISTING

(1) 4" C.O.

KEYNOTES (SHEET E-102 CONT.)

9. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, ALL EXISTING TELECOM OUTLETS AND

CABLING SERVING THE CALL CENTER AS INDICATED INSIDE THE

DASHED LINE TO REMAIN.

10. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, EXISTING TR ROOM "B263E" FOR CALL

CENTER AND ALL ASSOCIATED DEVICES IN THE TR ROOM TO REMAIN.

PROVIDE NEW TWO SETS OF BACKBONE CABLES ROUTED

SEPARATELY FROM MCR A114 TO THE TR ROOM. EACH BACKBONE

CABLE CONSISTS OF 24-STRAND OM4 MULTIMODE AND 12-STRAND

OS1 SINGLE MODE FIBER OPTIC CABLES IN (1) 4" CONDUIT.

A3

DN

GROUP

A227

ADP TRAINING

IRM SERVICE

A259

CLINIC

RECEPTION

C2-72

A259A

TELE.CL

A261

CANTEEN

A255

H.A.C.

A258

A250

BREAK ROOM

A242

C2-50

INTERNIST

A212

ASSESSMENT

B216

B240

TEAM

B246

B243

B249

CASE

MANAGER

A233

C2-70

C2-45

C2-86

PHYSICIAN ASST

MEDICAL SERVICE

A214

ROOM #4

A237

A262

PASSENGER ELEVATOR LOBBY

C2-1

ELEVATOR LOBBY

C2-3

A240

ROOM #1

A248

ELEC.CL

A260

C2-86A

ROOM #2

A246

C1-26

A213

C2-55

INTERVIEW

A222

A252

CANTEEN

A254

AFGE

LOCAL 2297

A263

PODIATRIST

A239

C2-83

SPD NURSING

A232

EMPLOYEE'S

A257

C2-52

C2-42

A204

STRETCHER STORAGE

C2-43

(TEMP)

EKG PROCEDURE

A216

GROUP

B226

A253

HUD VASH SPA 4

STAFF VETERAN

MEETING ROOM

A264

C2-53

C2-80

A238

A224

MEDICAL

B203

A218

PHYSICIAN

A208

A217

A211

C2-44

A266

A267

B224

A220

C2-32

MEDITATION

B200

B221

C2-34

ASSESS

A215

A206

A221

B207

B211

B255

A223

B225

A219

B218

B205

C2-37

A202

NEURO

SERVICE (?)

B239

B217

B212

PULMONARY

LAB (?)

B212

B209

B214

C2-2

B219

B244

B213

B230

B231

B220

C2-16

B223

B229

C2-22

PRIMARY CARE

TEAM B

B234

B264

B265

CALL CENTER

B263F

B256

B228

B227

B238A

C2-63

B241

B222

C2-24

IRM

B258

B236E

B263

B242

B263J

B250

VEST

B252

B266

B247

B263G

HOUSE (?)

B235

CLERK

B261A

B261B

B248

RECORD REVIEW

B263C

PLAN

B245

C2-4

B267

BREAK ROOM

B263A

COPY

B245A

VESTIBULE

C2-65

CHIEF MED.

REC

B263D

C2-67

RE-PRODUCTION &

B260

B263H

MAIL

B261

B263B

B263I

B259

AFGE

LOCAL 2297

A258

C2-56

SECRETARY

A251

A265

MSA

A249

A247

A245

SURGERY SERVICE

A243

C2-54

A234

A241

ROOM #3

A244

A235

WHC RN

A228

A230

GYNECOLOGY

A229

A210

A209

A205

A207

A203

C2-39

B208

CASE

MANAGER

B210

C2-35

PHARMACIST

B201

B206

MED. ADMIN

SERV.

A201

PRACTITIONER

B202

EQUIPMENT

B204

B238

B237

HOUSE

B236

PHYSICIAN (?)

B232

B233

C2-21

RE-PRODUCTION &

EMBOSSING

B262

PODIATRY

EQUIP. STOR.

A231

A226

A225

1/1

4/4

SECOND FLOOR ELECTRICAL PLAN

E102

MIND/ BODY THERAPY

A353

C3-51

PASSENGER

C3-1

A341

RESEARCH

A340

O

R

D

A336A

TELECOM CL.

A336B

GARDEN ROOM

S02

LIBRARY

A337 C

WALK-IN

REFRIGERATOR

A330B

A330

TECH

A330A

A330

A328

C3-40

SPECIMEN

COLLECTION

A327

C3-27

LAB & RADIOLOGY

S-03

S-06

S14

CYSTOSCOPY

A306

C3-23

FILM

VIEWING

A316A

A307B

RADIOLOGY

FLUOROSCOPY

A305

LIBRARY

A316

ULTRASOUND

A311

A310B

SCRUB &

GOWNING

A306A

C3-21

A307

A310

C3-15

C3-22

C3-4

B303

C3-2

C3-5

SOUND SUIT

AREA

B358A

C3-6

C3-12

S-09

B362A

RES

B326

OPTOM

STUD.

B320

EYE EXAM

B317

B312

EVOKED

POTENTIAL

B315

C3-68

C3-64

OPHTHALMOLOGY

B327

C3-67

B318A

CUBICLE

B318

B316

B324

VIS

FIELDS

B313

ASSIST. CHIEF

FOR RESEARCH

A342

A336C

C3-24

C3-16

C3-11

B304

C3-28

TELE CL.

S-05

B358

B321

OPTOMETRIST

B323

OPTOMETRY

B325

RECEPT.

B310A

B328

C3-63

C3-18

B316A

B322

DARKNESS

ADAPTATION

B314

EAR & THROAT

B310

B318A

B319

B311

SOUND

SUITE 3

B353A

SUITE 3

B353B

SUITE 2

B352

SUITE 2

B352A

B362A

SUITE 1

B362

B353

C3-48

C3-3

A354

A352

C3-52

INVESTIGATOR

A343

A345

A346

COMMON USE

A347

A344

LAB

A338C

A338D

CUBICLE

A338B

PHOTOCOPY

MICROFORM

A338

LIBRARIAN

A338A

ADP

A331

C3-42

HOUSE STF/

STUDENT CUBICLE

A329A

A329

C3-44

C3-43

CHEMISTIRY

HEMOTOLOGY

URINE AND FECES

A331A

MICROBIOLOGY

A331C

TOXICOLOGY

IMMUNOLOGY

A331D

STERILIZATION &

SOLUTION PREP.

A329F

A303

DRESS

A322A

A326

CHEST

X-RAY

A325

A323

A322

A321

A320

X-RAY

TECNOLOGIST

A319

LIGHT

A324

DARK

A304C

A304D

A304A

A304B

TOLIET

A306B

UROLOGIST

A303

SOILED

A308

A311A

A307A

A310A

TR

A312

C-40

PHYS.

A313

PHYS.

A314

CONSULT

A315

PROG

C-06

GRAPHIC

ILLUSTRATIONS

B357

C3-20

MEDIA

STUDIO

B359

TRANIEE

B358

B308

B306

B307

B305

INSTRUMENT

CALIBRATION

B361

C3-7

HEARING AID

CLERK

S-10

AUDIO

B348

B351

B346

B347

B344

ACOUSTICAL

IMPEDANCE

TESTING

B350

ELECTRO

NYSTO.

B349

AURAL

REHAB

B345

APHASIA

B343

OFF

B342

B341

B340

B339

SPEECH

PATH.

B338

B337

B335

EAR

MOLD

FABRICATION

B333

C3-10

RECEPTIONIST

B330

EAR & THROAT

B330

E.N.T.

B329

B334

THIRD FLOOR ELECTRICAL PLAN

KEYNOTES (SHEET E-103)

1. PROVIDE NEW DATA RACKS IN THE TELECOM ROOM (TR) "A312" TO

SERVE ALL THE DATA OUTLETS ON THE 3RD FLOOR. SEE SHEET E-204

FOR DEMO WORK AND FOR DATA RACKS LAYOUT IN THE ROOM.

2. EXISTING 4-PORT DATA OUTLET. PROVIDE NEW 4-PORT TELECOM

OUTLET WITH COLORED CAT6A DATA JACKS ((1) GRAY, (1) WHITE AND

(1) BLUE AND (1) BLANK) AND NEW FACEPLATE TO REPLACE THE

EXISTING DATA OUTLET AT THE SAME LOCATION. REUSE EXISTING

OUTLET BACKBOX AS POSSIBLE, IF IT IS IN GOOD CONDITION.

OTHERWISE, REPLACE THE BACKBOX AS REQUIRED. PROVIDE

STAINLESS STEEL FACEPLATE FOR THE NEW OUTLET. TYPICAL FOR

3. PROVIDE (3) NEW CAT6A HORIZONTAL CABLES IN GRAY, WHITE AND

BLUE COLORS TO REPLACE EXISTING DATA CABLES TO THE OUTLET.

CONNECT EACH COLORED CABLE TO THE DATA JACK WITH THE SAME

COLOR IN THE OUTLET. REUSE EXISTING PATHWAY (CONDUIT OR

WIREWAY) FROM THE OUTLET TO SPACE ABOVE THE CEILING, IF

POSSIBLE. IF THE EXISTING PATHWAY IS LESS THAN 3/4" DIAMETER,

PROVIDE A NEW 1" CONDUIT IN THE WALL TO REPLACE THE EXISTING

ONE FROM SPACE ABOVE THE CEILING TO THE OUTLET. TYPICAL FOR

4. REUSE EXISTING BACKBOX FOR LEGACY VOICE OUTLET FOR NEW

TELECOM OUTLET. FOR INFORMATION ONLY, EXISTING VOICE OUTLET

WITH "NUMBER OF PORTS / NUMBER OF JACKS" IS AS INDICATED.

PROVIDE NEW OUTLET AND CABLING PER KEYED NOTES 2 AND 3 TO

REPLACE THE EXISTING ONE.

5. EXISTING ABOVE CEILING SUSPEND MOUNTED 6"X6" WIREWAY WITH

HINGED COVER FOR TELEPHONE, COMPUTER AND MATV SYSTEM

CONDUCTORS. WIREWAY ROUTE IS BASED ON AS-BUILT DRAWINGS

AND LIMITED A/E SURVEY. SEE SHEET E-702 FOR EXISTING WIREWAY

INSTALLATION PER AS-BUILT SHEET "1-E116". E.C. SHALL FIELD

VERIFY EXISTING WIREWAY ROUTE, ITS SUPPORTS AND CONDITION.

REPORT TO FACILITY AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGER IF ANY

DISCREPANCY OR PROBLEM FOUND, PRIOR TO REUSING THE

EXISTING WIREWAY FOR NEW TELECOM CABLE ROUTE. TYPICAL FOR

ALL

6. E.C. SHALL CAREFULLY REMOVE EXISTING…