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REQUIREMENTS FOR DESIGN TEAM SERVICES FOR FINAL DESIGN OF

Design Scope of Work - SPECT CT

PROJECT NO. 509-CSI-502

AT THE CHARLIE NORWOOD VA MEDICAL CENTER, AUGUSTA, GA

CONTENTS

I. General Scope of Work A. Scope of Work B. Energy Reduction Plan II. Time Schedule, Review and Submittal Requirements

III. Construction Period Service Requirements

IV. Material to be Furnished to Design Team by the VA

V. SPECIFICATIONS: SPECT CT – 509-CSI-502

I. GENERAL SCOPE OF WORK: The consultant shall provide all architectural and engineering services as defined to accomplish complete contract drawings, specifications, technical reports and cost estimates for the following work: Design Build SPECT CT.

A. Scope of Work:

The following Scope of Work defines the extended installation necessary to facilitate the installation of a Siemens Medical Solutions Intevo system located in Room #1 (2D-165 Downtown) at VA Augusta Downtown location and is based on Siemens typical drawing # 13041, Siemens final site-specific drawing project # 603891 dated 08/14/19. This SOW defines the work necessary to design and build a new exam (procedure) room and control room to accommodate the installation of the Siemens Intevo system detailed in typical drawing #13041. This SOW also defines the work (site prep) necessary to accommodate the re-location (with room 2D-165) of an existing Siemens Symbia nuclear camera based on typical drawing # 06112 and Siemens final site-specific drawing project # 1800173 dated 01/17/18.

The proposed scope of work includes demolition of the existing walls inside the exam room for a new lay-out to accept a Siemens Symbia Intevo. The work will include removal of the exam room drywall, walls, flooring, and ceiling. Removal of the existing tile on the common corridor wall is also included. Some existing framing is to remain and new framing will be added. The existing ductwork for HVAC will be reworked and approximately two (2) tons of air added to the area. Install a new conduit and one electrical feeder not to exceed 175’ for the proposed Exam Room and Control Room equipment requirements. Install sound batt insulation in all new Exam Room walls. Work includes removal / elimination of one existing door (that area shall be part of the solid wall and requires lead shielding). Install 1/16” lead to seven feet (7’) above finished floor in the new Exam Room. Install new drywall to the walls to above ceiling height and in the Exam Room, Control Room, and new wall at exterior of the Exam Room. Install two new 1/16” lead equivalent view windows with frames. Install lead lined entry door and frame to SPECT CT Exam room (per site specific final drawings). Finishes include new medical grade flooring in the Exam Room and Control Room; the flooring type shall be Altro Reliance 25 2.5mm thick flooring, rock color. Flooring work shall also include any necessary heat welding, flash cove installation, and shall meet equipment manufacturer requirements for leveling. Patch the existing VCT flooring (if required) in the Control Area as needed. Install new Acoustical Tile grid and ceiling and paint walls in the Exam Room and Control room.

The proposed scope of work requires the design-build to team to evaluate room 2D-165 to determine whether asbestos abatement is required in the proposed Exam Room and Control Room areas (in order to complete the project). If abatement is required, the scope of work calls for the abatement to be completed as part of the project thus that new flooring can be installed. Abatement work shall include any required air monitoring, infection control barriers, and exhaust requirements.

The proposed scope of work includes site preparation to accommodate the re-location of an existing Siemens Symbia nuclear camera within room 2D-165. The design build-team will be required to evaluate the re-location area and determine if new flooring and abatement is needed to accommodate (based on Siemens drawings and requirements). If abatement and or new flooring is required, the scope of work calls for that work to be completed. Floor leveling requirements will need to meet the standards of the camera manufacturer (Siemens).

The proposed scope of work requires a floor loading assessment to determine whether additional reinforcement/ structural steel is required to accommodate the installation of the new SPECT CT. Scope of work requires implementation of any floor reinforcement / structural steel if required.

All work is to be performed at Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center (Augusta Downtown) in accordance with the Statement of Work, Specifications, Drawings, Equipment Manufacturer (Siemens) requirements, Federal, State, and Local Codes.

All work is to be performed at Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center (Augusta Downtown) in accordance VA TIL; Master Specifications; PG 18-15 - A/E Submission Requirements; Design Guides; Design Manuals; Standard Details; Design Alerts; Quality Alerts (www.cfm.va.gov/til) and all other applicable Federal, State, and Local Codes. Contractor is required to follow latest TIL guides and Master Specification, no exceptions. Latest TIL documents / Master specifications shall be followed even if new updates to the guides/ specification are released during the Bid / Award process / design process.

Contractor is required to coordinate with the manufacturer of the new SPECT CT system (Siemens) to ensure project is designed and built to meet any manufacturer requirements. The Contractor is required to meet any specifications detailed by the equipment manufacturer as it relates to the work detailed in this scope of work. Contractor is required to reference the following documents in order to properly execute this design build project:

i. Siemens typical drawing # 13041 (for New SPECT CT Camera).

ii. Siemens final site-specific drawing project # 603891 dated 08/14/19 (for New SPECT CT Camera).

iii. Siemens typical drawing # 06112 (for relocation of existing Camera).

iv. Siemens final site-specific drawing project # 1800173 dated 01/17/18 (for relocation of existing Symbia Camera).

The specifications for this project are detailed in section V. of this document.

The construction documents will be developed in such a way as to minimize the adverse impacts to both patients and staff during the construction effort. All design to be done in accordance with the applicable and appropriate codes, regulations and VA criteria, including applicable energy related codes and standards.

The DESIGN TEAM firm shall provide a Fire & Life Safety report at the 75% design review. This report shall be created and stamped by a Professional Engineer licensed in Fire Safety. This report will confirm that the design package complies with all NFPA Fire and Life Safety code requirements.

The DESIGN TEAM firm will conduct a hazardous materials study of the existing space and include remediation of hazardous materials in the construction bid package. Oversight and monitoring of hazardous materials abatement will be the responsibility of the DESIGN TEAM firm during the Construction Period Services.

The point of contact for this contract is Rick Sawyer. Please submit any technical questions by phone (706) 733-0188, ext. 2689. Backup contact is Wade Sidley at (706)-733-0188, ext. 3350.

a) The following Investigative Work shall be included Within the Scope of this Project:

1. Provide any civil structural, architectural, electrical, mechanical and underground utility investigative work of existing systems necessary to insure the accuracy of your design.

2. Prepare any measured drawings of existing systems or facility required to insure the accuracy of your design.

3. Field verification of record drawings for the project.

b) Other

1. Complete review of all shop drawings or samples.

2. 20 site visits including the final. (Please include price for additional site visits should they be desired).

3. Reproduction costs - The cost of reproducing drawings and specifications and delivery to the VA Contracting Officer.

B. Energy Reduction Design All projects shall be designed to achieve an energy consumption level that is at least 30% below the level achieved under ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2004, if life-cycle cost effective. Use Appendix G of ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2004 to document the energy savings.

Should the 30% reduction in energy consumption prove not to be life-cycle cost effective, then the DESIGN TEAM shall evaluate alternative designs at 5% successive decrements in order to identify the most energy-efficient design that is life-cycle cost effective.

The following parameters shall be used for performing the analysis:

· 20-year life-cycle period for system comparison

· Use Public domain programs such as TRACE, E-CUBE, Carrier E20-II, Energy-Plus, etc.

· 3% Discount Factor

· Do not include taxes or insurance while computing costs.

NOTE: PROJECT TARGET COST: Design & Construction: $660,000 II. TIME SCHEDULE, REVIEW AND SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS: The following specifies the documents, etc., required to be submitted by the consultant to the Resident Engineer/Contracting Officer for each scheduled review and the due dates for each submission. Dates indicated must be strictly adhered to:

A. 35% Review - Two sets of drawings, cost estimate and specifications required within 45 days of contract award.

1. Submittal Letter: DESIGN TEAM shall provide a submittal letter addressed to the Resident Engineer stating document submitted for the first review.

2. Specifications: DESIGN TEAM shall provide marked-list of Master Construction Specifications showing sections intended or used on this project.

3. Drawings: DESIGN TEAM shall provide drawings of the basic plan for each discipline involved showing scope of work in general. This shall include:

a. A title sheet with drawing index and department index for all drawings.

b. Measured drawings of existing systems and facilities to be demolished or retained.

c. Layout of proposed new construction or functions including any alternatives, as required.

d. Details are not required at this review.

4. Cost Estimate: DESIGN TEAM shall provide a preliminary cost estimate based on preliminary design.

5. Asbestos Abatement: DESIGN TEAM shall provide testing services and oversight for removal of any materials that require abatement.

6. This submission will be reviewed and a review meeting held with the consultant within 10 working days.

B. 75% Review - Two complete sets of hard copy specifications, drawings and cost estimate and one copy of the same in electronic format on CD. The 75% package is required 60 days from the 35% design review .

1. Submittal Letter: DESIGN TEAM shall provide a submittal letter stating that the changes and corrections noted on the previous review have all been evaluated and incorporated in the documents submitted for the 75% review. List these documents.

2. Specifications: DESIGN TEAM shall provide a full set of marked up and assembled project specifications including all legal documents provided by the Contracting Officer.

3. Drawings: DESIGN TEAM shall provide a full set of project drawings showing the basic plan for each discipline involved as follows:

a. All drawings developed for the previous reviews shall be detailed showing all ties, services and sizes as well as other required construction details.

b. Show complete all room titles, room numbers, sizes, door schedules, finish schedules, elevations, legends and other schedule information.

c. Also show complete details, notes, sizing computations of new services, equipment schedules, control diagrams, sections and locations.

4. Cost Estimate: DESIGN TEAM shall provide a final detailed cost estimate and ensure that the following items are included:

a. Certification that the quantities have been checked and found to be correct.

b. All estimates shall be used on the most up-to-date working drawings available and shall be current as of the date of submission.

c. Materials are priced at the contractor’s buying level. Sales taxes, when applicable, will be added into material costs.

d. Cost totals should reflect labor and materials separately and should be formatted as follows:

Profit - 10% to reflect variations of trades, project size, competition, etc.

Total estimated cost.

5. This submission will be reviewed and a review meeting with the DESIGN TEAM held within 10 working days from the receipt of the 75% design package.

C. 100% Review - Two complete sets of hard copy specifications, drawings and cost estimate and one copy of the same in electronic format on CD required within 75 days of 75% review with a review meeting held within 7 days.

1. Submittal Letter: DESIGN TEAM shall provide a submittal letter stating that the changes and corrections noted on the previous reviews have all been evaluated and incorporated into the documents submitted for the 100% review. List these documents.

2. Specifications: DESIGN TEAM shall provide specifications complete, in accordance with the previous review requirements, with all review comments accounted for and ready for use as final contract documents. Specifications shall include bid forms and other legal requirements, provided by the Contracting Officer, for the DESIGN TEAM to assemble with the construction sections.

3. Drawings: DESIGN TEAM shall provide drawings/plans complete, in accordance with the previous review requirements, with all review comments accounted for and ready for use as final contract documents.

4. Cost Estimate: DESIGN TEAM shall provide a final cost estimate reflecting labor and materials for each branch of work based on take-offs of designed labor and materials. This will be the final cost estimate and should be labeled as such.

D. Final Submission: DUE 15 days after submission of 100% Review documents. After completion of all the 100% review comments and corrections, the final design documents shall be prepared and shall include:

1. Submittal Letter: DESIGN TEAM shall provide a submittal letter stating that the changes and corrections noted on the previous reviews have all been evaluated and incorporated in the documents submitted for the final submission. List these documents.

2. Three (3) complete sets of contract drawings and bound specifications including 2 sets of 1/2 sized prints. One CD containing the drawing sheets included separately. One CD containing the specifications listed separately.

3. Final cost estimate based on revisions made at 100% review.

4. A final set of design calculations (where appropriate).

III. CONSTRUCTION PERIOD SERVICE REQUIREMENTS:

A. Review of Submittals: DESIGN TEAM shall review all material submittals, shop drawings and test reports (if required), etc. Reviews shall be completed and submittals returned to the Resident Engineer within 14 calendar days.

B. Review Analysis of Change Orders and Costs: DESIGN TEAM shall provide prompt response when contacted by the Resident Engineer to review and provide analysis of change orders and costs.

C. Site Visits: DESIGN TEAM shall provide 20 site visits plus the pre-construction conference and three days for inspections when requested by the Resident Engineer. (Please include price for additional site visits should they be desired by the Resident Engineer).

D. Hazardous Materials: DESIGN TEAM to provide third party abatement monitoring services as part of construction period services.

E. “As-Built” Drawing Requirements: DESIGN TEAM shall provide a complete set of Auto CADD 2012 discs showing actual completed construction and reflecting any changes incorporated in the work. The VA shall provide marked-up prints provided by the contractor to the DESIGN TEAM showing actual construction and any changes which occurred during construction.

IV. MATERIALS TO BE FURNISHED TO THE DESIGN TEAM BY THE VA: The following items shall be furnished to the DESIGN TEAM when requested:

A. Access to prints of the station utility drawings and building floor plans. The accuracy of these drawings is not guaranteed and shall be used only for general information. Actual conditions must be field verified by the DESIGN TEAM.

B. Master Construction Specification shall be make available to the consultant on the VA web site. www.va.gov/facmgt/standard

C. One copy of the legal documents and bidding forms applicable to this project.

D. Guidelines for identifying the project drawing titles and numbers and CADD layering.

V. SPECIFICATIONS: SPECT CT – 509-CSI-502

The Scope of Work defines the extended installation necessary to facilitate the installation of a Siemens Medical Solutions Intevo located in the 2nd floor 2D-Nuclear Medicine at VA Augusta and is based on Siemens typical drawing Project # 13041, Siemens final site-specific drawing #1603891 dated 8-14-19. The Scope of Work also defines site prep necessary to facilitate the relocation and re-installation of an existing Siemens Symbia camera system (reference typical drawing Project # 06112 and site-specific drawing 1800173 dated 1-17-18.

Division 0: Special Sections

1. Architectural and Engineering Design 1.1. Architectural, structural, M.E.P. engineering fees are included.

1.2. Provide up to three (3) design modifications to meet customer approval.

1.3. Maintain “as-built” field drawings depicting red lined field changes.

1.4. Provide three (3) sets of final extended installation (non-bid) documents.

2. Preliminary Design and Construction Duration 2.1. Design: 4 weeks

2.2. Drawing Approval: 2 weeks (estimated)

2.3. Construction: 12 weeks

Division 1: General Requirements

1. The summary of work includes all general trade work, mechanical work, and project management needed for the renovation of the medical equipment suite.

2. Provide full time superintendent.

3. Provide general liability insurance.

4. Provide transportation, handling, storage and protection for all contractor provided materials and equipment.

5. All work is to be performed in one phase during normal working hours from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Off hours work is included for noise abatement and utility shutdowns only.

Weekend work or overtime is excluded.

Division 1: General Requirements (continued)

6. Any item(s) to be salvaged by the owner are to be removed by the owner from the site before work begins.

7. The owner is to provide clear, unrestricted access from the loading dock to the work site for contractor material deliveries.

8. Owner is to provide parking spaces for extended installation workers.

9. The use of owner’s facilities and utilities shall be permitted during work.

10. Provide for daily broom cleaning of the job site and debris removal and appropriate disposal.

11. Provide dumpster for disposal of work site debris and materials.

12. Final cleaning is included. Final clinical cleaning / waxing of floors is excluded.

13. Infectious control standards shall comply with owner’s standards. (see Attached ICRA form - Customize to fit project)

14. Comply with utility interruption policies.

15. Comply with orientation and clearance programs.

16. Comply with OSHA requirements.

17. Maintain an up to date copy of construction documents with redlined as built conditions.

18. Payment and performance bonds are excluded.

19. Offsite parking is included.

20. Close out documents will be presented at project completion upon receipt of owner signed substantial completion form.

21. All warranty claims for the Project will be directed to the contractor awarded the work for the Project. Siemens offers no specific warranties for work performed other than specific warranties agreed to by the contractor and subcontractors who perform the work, and warranties with respect to the Medical Equipment manufactured by Siemens. Siemens agrees to provide the Client with names and telephone number of contact person for all such claims. Standard manufacture warranty is one year on workmanship and materials.

Division 2: Site Work

1. Set-up Infection Control walls and negative air systems per hospital requirements.

2. Remove the existing flooring in the proposed Exam Room and Control Room areas.

3. Remove the existing ceiling in the proposed Exam Room and Control Room areas.

4. Remove the existing drywall and framing in the proposed Exam Room and Control Room areas.

5. Remove Asbestos (abatement) in the proposed Exam Room and Control Room areas. All required services necessary to complete Abatement successfully need to be included (Air Monitoring, infection control barriers, exhaust to outside, etc.).

6. Prepare for movement/ re-installation of existing Symbia Camera: Remove the existing flooring at the Symbia installation location and remove asbestos (abatement) if required in the Symbia installation location. Refer to Division 9 element 6 for flooring work to accommodate movement / re-installation of the existing Symbia Camera. Note that actual relocation and reinstallation of the existing Symbia camera is the responsibility of the medical device manufacturer (only site prep noted here is required for this design-build project).

7. SPECT CT Exam Room and Control Room shall be designed per Siemens final site drawing number 603891. Any new walls shall be designed and constructed per Siemens final site drawing number 603891. Contractor shall remove any walls (as required) to meet design requirements of Siemens final site drawing number 603891.

8. Conduct floor loading assessment.

Division 5: Metals

1. Structural Steel as required to support the equipment.

2. Seismic anchoring.

Division 6: Wood and Plastics

1. Blocking as required.

2. Control room – All cabinets provided shall meet design requirements per Original Equipment Manufacturer (Siemens) final site drawing # 603891. Coordination with the Original Equipment Manufacturer is required for designs for division 6.

2.e All cabinet doors and orders will be stated with soft closers.

2.f. 3-laminate boxes of the same color to hold PC off the floor in the control room : 40"L x18"W X3"H Items#: 11, 12, 15, 16 & 17

3. Caseworker for inside SPECT/CT suite 3.a Furnish and install 6' x 28" long base and 6 feet of long upper cabinets with plastic laminate exterior and methylamine anterior surface in the exam room.

3.b The base cabinets include solid surface Corian countertop will be 1-1/4 inches or 1-1/2 inches thick with around over finish with 4" back splash 3.b.i Laminate color for cabinets are Wilsonart (Fonthill Pear 10745-60) 3.c Drawers will have a fully extension heavy duty slides.

3.d Handles will be consistent with existing facility hardware standard. Anterior shelving will be adjustable.

4. Casework will be fabricated and installed in accordance with the "custom grade "specifications and standards set forth in section 10 "Casework' and 11 "Countertops" of the Architectural Woodwork Standards, 1st Edition, published jointly by the Architectural Woodwork Institute, Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada, and Woodwork Institute.

5. 8’ of laminate workstation countertop.

Division 7: Thermal and Moisture Protection

1. Provide labor and materials to install caulking and fire related sealant compounds at penetration's necessary to protect the renovation work.

2. Sound batt insulation for all SPECT CT Exam Room walls (per requirements of Original Equipment Manufacturer).

Division 8: Doors, Frames, Hardware and Windows

1. Contractor shall design a door for the entrance of the SPECT CT Exam Room per Siemens final site drawing 603891. Control and Exam room shall be designed according to latest drawings available.

2. Continuous style hinges shall be used if possible for any designed doors.

3. One existing Door in Proposed Exam area needs to be eliminated as it will no longer be needed. That area will be required to be ‘solid wall’ with appropriate lead shielding. Contractor to refer to Siemens final site drawing 603891 for design criteria.

Division 9: Finishes

1. 4” 20g Metal Stud framing for new walls.

2. 5/8” type drywall for all walls.

3. 2’x 2’ Acoustical Tile Ceiling Grid System to match existing.

4. Paint includes 1 coat of primer with 2 finish coats.

5. New seamless, medical grade flooring for proposed SPECT CT Exam and Control Rooms. Altro Reliance 25 2.5mm thick flooring, rock color is required.

6. New seamless, medical grade flooring for proposed location of existing Symbia camera (Altro Reliance 25 2.5mm thick flooring, rock color).

7. Flooring work to include necessary heat welding, flash cove installation, and required flattening / leveling per Original Equipment Manufacturer (Siemens) requirements.

7. Contractor is responsible to meet design requirements of the manufacturer (Siemens) based on the typical and final site-specific drawings provided. Contractor is responsible to execute work needed to meet manufacturer (Siemens) requirements.

Division 13: Special Construction

1. Lead shielding - rolled 1/16” lead from floor to 7’ above finished floor all walls in the SPECT/CT Exam Room.

2. One new door for the SPECT CT Exam Room to include door, jamb, and hardware. Door shall be designed per Siemens final site drawing number 603891. Continuous style hinges shall be used if possible.

3. Removal of One existing door (currently in the Proposed SPECT CT Exam Area). That area will be required to be solid wall with appropriate lead shielding (work required to accomplish this is included as part of this SOW).

4. One Lead Glass Window with 2.10mm lead equivalent and frame. Design / dimensions of lead glass window shall be designed per Siemens final site drawing number 603891.

5. Walls shall go all the way to the deck using 4" Steel construction studs.

6. Contractor is responsible to meet design requirements of the manufacturer (Siemens) based on the typical and final site-specific drawings provided. Contractor is responsible to execute work needed to meet manufacturer (Siemens) requirements.

7. Utilities shall be moved / relocated and or re-installed, as required, from any wall that is removed/ eliminated as part of this project (including power, vent ducts, data lines, and med gases).

8. If required (after completion of floor loading assessment), provide flooring reinforcement / structural steel as necessary to accommodate installation of new SPECT CT.

Division 21: Fire Suppression

1. Rework the existing fire suppression system as needed in the new Exam Room and Control Areas only.

2. Work associated with upgrading the existing fire systems is excluded.

3. Modifications to the existing Fire Alarm system that require fire protection engineering redesign and support will be executed by licensed professionals. Existing fire alarm system “as built” or “shop drawings” will be verified by Design-Build A/E against actual system assembly prior to any redesign modification. All modifications will require updated drawings to be delivered to the VA after testing and commissioning has been completed. All work performed must meet current; Healthcare, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) & The Joint Commission standards.

4. Any fire suppression or fire alarm equipment/ assets (pull stations, alarm lights, etc.) shall be relocated, as required, one walls that are removed / eliminated as part of this design build.

Division 22: Plumbing

1. Remove one (1) wall mounted sink in room 2D-165. Cap plumbing lines for this sink at the supply source or as close to supply source as possible (as not to leave dog leg plumbing segments with stagnant water).

2. Work associated with Medical Gases to be determined during design phase.

3. Sink will go in the cabinets in Division #6 on the back wall or location determined during design phase.

Division 23: Heat, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning

1. Rework the existing ductwork to the new room configuration.

2. HVAC system / equipment shall be designed per Original Equipment Manufacturer requirements of the SPECT CT system (Intevo Bold).

3. Add 2 tons of cooling into the area for the proposed Intevo equipment. This proposal is based on the existing mechanical system having the capacity to provide adequate chilled water to the new HVAC equipment proposed. Design team shall evaluate whether existing mechanical /HVAC system has capacity to provide adequate chilled water to the new proposed HVAC equipment.

4. Modifications, additions, servicing, repairs, rebalancing or warranty of existing HVAC systems except for those specifically stated in this proposal are excluded.

5. Work associated with existing energy management controls (if any) is excluded.

Division 26: Electrical

1. Contractor shall determine/ confirm (during the design process) VA has capacity to support the new SPECT CT system.

2. New Electrical feeder circuit up to 175' of conduit and cable from unknown location. New feed circuit shall be designed to support the SPECT CT system.

3. New 100-amp subpanel to be determined during design build

4. All new conduit runs as required.

5. New 2’x 2’ LED lighting in the Exam Room and Control Room.

6. New 12 canned lights in the SPECT/CT suite on dimmer switches

7. Additional electrical circuits are to be placed on the new walls built inside SPECT/CT suite.

· Three 4-plug outlet electrical circuits are to go on the inside SPECT CT Control room wall for computer equipment and additional required equipment under the counter

· Six 4-plug outlet electrical circuits are to go on the inside walls of the new SPECT CT Exam Room for additional required equipment.

· Existing electrical circuits are to remain.

8. Power conditioning study (72 hours) is required to determine if any power conditioning or surge suppression systems are needed.

9. Pre and Post construction source panel power studies are included.

10. Additional dedicated circuits and outlets not shown on the plans are excluded.

11. An in-depth analysis of the quality, capacity or availability of existing building power and grounding, is excluded.

12. Existing building power or grounding upgrade is excluded.

13. Work associated with installing power conditioning or surge suppression equipment is included in design build.

14. Provide necessary ethernet drops for equipment in both the Exam and Control Rooms. Work to include any cable pulls, jack box installs, terminations, and data testing. Fire related sealant compounds will need to be used for any penetrations.

15. Provide any electrical work specified by Siemens, the manufacturer of the Intevo SPECT/CT, including but not limited to power connections, outlets, terminal boxes, cables, conduit, pull boxes, controls, switches, conduits and raceways. Contractor to analyze whether an additional patch panel is needed in the switch closet for any additional data connections.

16. Code blue activation switch needs to be installed in the SPECT CT Exam Room. This includes switch installation and any required cable runs / tie-ins to the Code Blue system.

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