Add01 SDF Ticketing Improvements 6-11-26.pdf

ADDENDUM NUMBER 1

SDF TICKETING IMPROVEMENTS

LRAA PROJECT #C25S08

LOUISVILLE MUHAMMAD ALI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

June 11, 2026

This Addendum Number 1, consisting of ninety one (91) pages, is issued in connection with the above-described Contract Documents. The Louisville Regional Airport Authority, pursuant to provisions contained in said Documents, hereby advises all interested parties that changes have been made to the Contract Documents as follows:

1. Specifications

a. None

2. Drawings

a. Sheet m2.2A – Mechanical – Departures Level – Area “A”

i. Replace Sheet with attached

ii. Modified damper tag from Fire-Smoke Damper to Fire damper outside of

Allegiant ATO

iii. Added missing fire damper tags

iv. Added return air duct openings with fire dampers

b. Sheet m2.2C – Mechanical – Departures Level – Area “C”

i. Replace Sheet with attached

ii. Added missing fire damper tags

iii. Added return air duct openings with fire dampers

3. Contractor’s Questions and Responses are attached.

Attachments:

1. Plan Sheets m2.2A & m2.2C Mechanical – Departure Level (2 Pages)

2. Contractor’s Questions and Responses (3 Pages)

3. Prebid Presentation and sign in sheet (24 pages)

4. Site Walk Attendance (2 Pages)

5. Asbestos Report (59 Pages)

LOUISVILLE REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY

KYLE HARTLAGE, P.E.

Vice President

SDF Ticketing Improvements

Responses to Contractor Questions

Addendum No. 1

June 11, 2026

RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS

PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name:

LRAA Project No.

Are substitutions for lighting and controls requests for the project allowed?

No, this is the 3rd phase of a multi year program including the integration of lighting and the existing control system."or equal" or substitutions will not be considered.

SDF Ticketing Improvements

C25S08

Project Location: Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport

Sheet g0.12 references the needs for porters, please provide additional information.

The Contractor is required to provide porters for the duration of the project that the temporary ticket counters are used by the Airlines. Porters will be required from 3:30AM to 7:30PM seven days a week including all holidays. The Airline will not move baggage beyond turning to hand or place a bag for the porter to handle. The porter is responsible for taking baggage from the Airline Agent and moving it to the existing curbside BHS system as noted on Sheet g.012 and g.013.

Please provide the pre-bid sign in sheet

The prebid sign in sheet and site walk attendance sheets are included as a part of Addendum No. 1

Can you provide more detail for the temporary barrier wall system that is required for the construction as shown on the G sheets?

The temporary barrier systems are required to have a Sound Transmission Class (STC) of 21. Typical vendors such as Swift or

Starc have products meeting these requirements. The use of "Or equal" products is allowed as long as documentation is provided with the submittal request. The placement of materials on the back of a temporary barrier not having a STC of 21 would be allowable provided that documentation is provided showing an STC of 21 is possible. the structural stability of the temporary barrier is the responsibility of the contractor in any case.

We are an expansion joint manufacturer, and we would like to submit our products to be considered as an equal to the specified products for the DSF Ticketing Improvements project.

This will be responded to in a future Addendum

How should Asbestos abatement be handled for the project?

Attached to Addendum No. 1 is the Asbestos testing and reporting for the project limits. From the executive summary, no asbestos containing materials were identified. To answer the question, in the event of asbestos being identified the LRAA would coordinate the asbestos remediation.

Addendum No. 1

June 11, 2026

RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS

PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name:

LRAA Project No.

SDF Ticketing Improvements

C25S08

Project Location: Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport

When removing the baggage claim conveyor systems, what would be the plan for getting that material out? Where are the dumpsters located or what route should be used?

Again, means and methods are the responsibility of the contractor and their riggers. Previous experience suggests that some amount of equipment would be lowered to the apron level at the inbound baggage tug lane walked during the site walk and some amount moved on the boarding level out of an existing exit. Contractors can expect to be able to place dumpsters adjacent to the building (within 100 yards) both landside and inside of the SIDA/AOA.

Please confirm if this project is prevailing wage and if so, provide the applicable rates, SP Section II has been left

"Intentionally Blank"

The project does not include Davis Bacon Wage Requirements and a wage rate determination will not be provided.

Also, can demo work happen during normal business hours, or will it be limited to nights?

Bidders are urged to review G sheets, Selective Structure Demolition and Summary of Work Specification, there you will find that BHS removal is called out as night work. In general in the past Contractors have found that demo and the removal of materials is difficult while maintaining passenger safety, security and circulation. Working during off peak hours could provide an advantage to complete this work, Ticket counters close at 730pm and generally traffic on the curb front is reduced until

330AM.

For getting debris out of the building, can you confirm the intended methods? During the walkthrough, there was mention of a trash chute on one side and a freight elevator on the other. Is the freight elevator meant to be used for debris removal? If so, where does it let out, and where will the dumpsters be located in relation to that?

Means and methods are the responsibility of the contractor. During the site walk previous methods for debris removal were described that included the removal of glazing on the west side and the use of a chute to a dumpster as well as the use of the freight elevator on the east side. Passenger safety, security and circulation must be maintained. The G sheets and Summary of

Work specification include the requirements for the project.

If we plan to use equipment inside, should we assume it needs to be electric only? I remember a bobcat being mentioned and just want to confirm what’s allowed.

Electric is the only option due to ventilation, the reference to the bobcat was for a recent project, it was electric as well.

Addendum No. 1

June 11, 2026

RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS

PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name:

LRAA Project No.

SDF Ticketing Improvements

C25S08

Project Location: Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport

The project specifications section 27-40-01 call for the DIV27 contractor to provide the full Multi-user Flight Information

Display System (MUFIDS). In other current projects this system is provided by the Owner. In this project there is no reference to MUFIDS equipment in the drawings and the only reference to displays is the ticket counter display detail on drawings page T5.01. We do intend to provide the displays and mounts as referenced on this detail as part of the DIV27.

However are we supposed to provide the entire or any part of the MUFIDS scope as described in spec section 27-40-01?

This will be answered in a future addendum

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DAMPERS

MECHANICAL GENERAL NOTES

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PROJECT

CLIENT

ARCHITECT

Alliiance

400 Clifton Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55403 612.874.4100

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

Skyhook Structural Engineering, P.C.

229 Ward Cir #B23 Brentwood, TN 37027 615.777.0097

MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL,

PLUMBING ENGINEERS

Kimley Horn

767 Eustis Street, Suite 100 St Paul MN 55114 651.645.4197

LIGHTING DESIGNER

Schuler Shook Inc

219 SE Main Street Minneapolis MN 55414 612.339.5958

BHS DESIGNER

Swanson Rink, Inc.

1120 Lincoln Street Suite 1200 Denver CO 80203 303.832.2666

ISSUED FOR DATE

Copyright Alliiance

KEY PLAN

Louisville Regional Airport Authority

600 Terminal Drive Louisville

KY 40209

COMMISSION NO

TELECOMM AND SECURITY

ENGINEERS

Faith Group

3101 S. Hanley Rd.

St Louis MO 63143 314.991.2228

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Entro

33 Harbour Square, Suite 202 Toronto ON, CA M5J 2G2 416.368.6988

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KEYNOTES

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2 CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS

AND COORDINATE RELOCATION OF ANY PIPING, CONDUITS,

OR UTILITIES IN CONFLICT WITH NEW RETURN AIR

OPENINGS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

ISSUED FOR BID 08 MAY 2025

ADDENDUM 1 05 JUNE 2026

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1. CONNECT NEW BRANCH DUCTS TO EXISTING DUCT MAINS.

2. CONTRACTOR TO FIELD VERIFY DUCT SIZING PRIOR TO ORDERING

DAMPERS

MECHANICAL GENERAL NOTES

A

2 3 4 5 6

B

C

D

E

PROJECT

CLIENT

ARCHITECT

Alliiance

400 Clifton Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55403 612.874.4100

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

Skyhook Structural Engineering, P.C.

229 Ward Cir #B23 Brentwood, TN 37027 615.777.0097

MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL,

PLUMBING ENGINEERS

Kimley Horn

767 Eustis Street, Suite 100 St Paul MN 55114 651.645.4197

LIGHTING DESIGNER

Schuler Shook Inc

219 SE Main Street Minneapolis MN 55414 612.339.5958

BHS DESIGNER

Swanson Rink, Inc.

1120 Lincoln Street Suite 1200 Denver CO 80203 303.832.2666

ISSUED FOR DATE

Copyright Alliiance

KEY PLAN

Louisville Regional Airport Authority

600 Terminal Drive Louisville

KY 40209

COMMISSION NO

TELECOMM AND SECURITY

ENGINEERS

Faith Group

3101 S. Hanley Rd.

St Louis MO 63143 314.991.2228

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WAYFINDING DESIGNER

Entro

33 Harbour Square, Suite 202 Toronto ON, CA M5J 2G2 416.368.6988

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RENOVATION

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KEYNOTES

1 ADJUST DIFFUSER LOCATION AS NEEDED FOR NEW ROOM

LAYOUT. REBALANCE TO 100 CFM.

2 CONDENSATE PIPE DOWN TO MOP SINK.

3 CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS

AND COORDINATE RELOCATION OF ANY PIPING, CONDUITS,

OR UTILITIES IN CONFLICT WITH NEW RETURN AIR

OPENINGS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

ISSUED FOR BID 08 MAY 2025

ADDENDUM 1 05 JUNE 2026

ADD1

Friday, May 29, 2026

Pre-Bid Meeting

Welcome

• Please type your name, organization, and contact information, including email address into the chat box and send to everyone.

• This will serve as the sign in sheet.

QUESTIONS

• Use Attachment #2 in the Special Provisions Section.

• Send questions to Engineering@flylouisville.com

• Question deadline is 12:00PM, Wednesday, June 17, 2026.

Bid Opening

• Bid Opening will be held at 10:00AM, Thursday, June 25, 2026.

• All bids will be publicly read online via video and telephone conference.

• The Zoom link is provided in the Invitation to Bid.

Bid Information

• We will utilize electronic bid submission through www.flylouisvillebids.com. Those contractors that ordered plans through www.flylouisvillebids.com can submit their bid(s) from their account on the project page.

• If you did not obtain plans through www.flylouisvillebids.com, please contact Lynn Imaging, the administrator of www.flylouisvillebids.com at 800-888-0693 or support@lynnimaging.com to set up an account if you wish to submit your bid electronically. All required bid documents shall be submitted separately.

Bid Information

• The LRAA reserves the right to hold all bids for up to 90 days.

• Documents are available from Lynn Imaging, (electronic or paper copies) 11460 Bluegrass Parkway, Louisville, KY, (502 499-8400 between 8am to 5pm., Monday through Friday or the documents can be ordered at www.flylouisvillebids.com upon registration.

Contract Time and Liquidated Damages

Contract time: The project has a specified completion date by April 29, 2029.

Allowed Construction

Time

Liquidated Damages Schedule

April 23, 2027$2,500Complete Phase 1

March 31, 2028$10,000Complete Phase 2

(West Ticketing)

March 30,2029$10,000Complete Phase 3 (East

Ticketing)

April 29, 2029$2,500 per dayProject Completion

DateLiquidated Damages Event

5/2-5/3 2027$250,000Kentucky Derby

Departures

5/7-5/8 2028$250,000Kentucky Derby

Departures (2028)

Sunday After Derby$250,000Kentucky Derby

Departures (2029)

DBE GOAL AND INSURANCE

The current DBE goal for this project is 0%.

$2,000,000Public Liability and Property Damage

$2,000,000Contractor’s Protective Liability and

Property Damage

$2,000,000Automobile Public Liability and

Property Damage

Bid Submissions

• Must use LRAA provided Bid Bond, Bid Form, Questionnaire, and most current financial statement.

• Located in section 2 in the Specifications.

SECURITY BADGES

AND VEHICLE

PERMITS

• Attachment 7 & 8 in the

Special Provisions Section.

Technical Review by:

Bid Form

Phasing

• Plans:

• Sheets G0.11, G0.12 and G0.13

• Specifications:

• Section 3 “General Provisions

• 70-13 Opening Sections of the Work to Traffic

• 80-08 Failure to Complete on time

• Section 01 10 00 “Summary of Work”

Phasing (PH1)

Phasing (PH2)

Phasing (PH3)

Schedule (70-13)

Schedule (80-08)

April 29, 2029

General Project (West Side)

Ticket Counters

BHS

Technology

Questions & Answers

Boyer Commercial Construction : Will MacInnis

From Steve Ozols : Steve Ozols, estimator, Leopardo Construction, smozols@leopardo.com

From Larry Nau : Western Industrial Contractures, Larry Nau, 303-915-4530, Lnau@westerncon.com

From Joe : Joe Allen, Alliiance, jallen@alliiance.com

From Dave Kopecky : Dave Kopecky, Ranger Steel Inc, Dave@rangeris.com

From Calhoun Construction : Alyssa Otten, Calhoun Construction, 502-493-1332, alyssaotten@calhounconstructs.com

From Elder Office : Steven Birge and David Elder, Elder Construction, sbirge@elderconstruction.com

From Ryne Stevens, WT : Ryne Stevens, Whiting-Turner, ryne.stevens@whiting-turner.com

From Matthew Evans : Matthew Evans - Diversified Conveyors International -mevans@teamdci.com - 601-507-5318

From Julia.Andreoli : Julia Andreoli, SITA Inc. 7706176382, Julia.Andreoli@sita.aero

From Rhonda -Overflow Construction : Rhonda Project Construction Coordinator

Overflow Construction

1From Boyer Commercial Construction : Will MacInnis, Boyer Commercial Construction, bids@boyerconatruction.net, 803-540-3410

From Lance Olsen : Lance Olsen - Digital Building Services, LLC - lolsen@dbuilds.com

- (352) 455-6140 -Laser Scanning, Revit modeling and BIM Coordination

From B Hockensmith : Arrow Electric Co., Inc. Bowen Hockensmith (502) 367-0141 bhockensmith@arrowelectric.com

From Kareem Abes : Kareem Abes, Estimator, Leopardo Construction, kabes@leopardo.com, 224.374.7236

From BIll Ramsey : BIll Ramsey, President Denham-Blythe Company, bramsey@denhamblythe.com 270-791-1105

From Rhonda -Overflow Construction : Rhonda Overflow Construction 502-466-6591 ext

Stephanie Ghannam : Stephanie Ghannam, SITA, stephanie.ghannam@sita.aero

From Alex Mercer : Alex Mercer, Abel Construction - amercer@abelconstruct.com

From Blake Lipps (ABEL) : Blake Lipps & Tom McAndrew, Abel Construction Co. -blipps@abelconstruct.com , tmcandrew@abelconstruct.com

From Vaughn Francisco : Vaughn Francisco, Estimator, Leopardo Construction, vtfrancisco@leopardo.com

Prebid Sign In Report

4126 Wahl Street Blvd Louisville, Kentucky 40218 502.384.7799

May 21, 2025

Dave Carpenter, P.E.

Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC 2121 Innovation Court, Suite 300 P.O. Box 5095 De Pere, WI 54115-5095

Dave Carpenter:

Per your request, RH Environmental, LLC (RHE) has performed this Pre-Renovation Asbestos Inspection of the Ticketing Renovation Project Area (Area: A, B & C) at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, 600 Terminal Drive, Louisville, Kentucky. This asbestos sampling was requested due to the planned renovation and to satisfy requirements of the USEPA 40 CFR Part 61, Subpart M, the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP).

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The sampling was performed by RHE over a continuous period which included April 9th through 11th, 2025 and April 14th and 15th, 2025. Bulk samples of suspect asbestos containing building materials were collected and submitted for laboratory analytical analysis. A total of 180 samples were collected from 65 homogenous areas. Samples that contained layers were separated and analyzed separately for asbestos-containing material. Overall, a total of 334 layers were analyzed by the lab.

Based on the laboratory analytical results, no asbestos containing materials were identified.

If additional suspect materials (other than those sampled during this survey) are encountered during renovation activities, those materials must be assumed to be asbestos-containing until sampled by a Kentucky certified asbestos inspector for laboratory analysis to confirm/deny asbestos content.

Additionally, please note that our survey did not include the roofing materials, skylights, or windows located in the renovation area.

SCOPE OF WORK

The survey was performed by a Kentucky Department of Air Quality (KDAQ) licensed Asbestos Inspector.

A copy of the Asbestos Inspector license is located in Attachment A. The asbestos inspection was performed in general accordance with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) protocol for an asbestos inspection prior to renovation or demolition (NESHAP). During the site inspection, suspected asbestos-containing materials were grouped into homogeneous areas (HA’s), with any given homogeneous area being a material exhibiting the same color, texture, and physical appearance. Each suspect homogeneous area was then sampled in accordance with the EPA protocol, and each sample collected was given a unique identification number.

Pre-Renovation Asbestos Inspection Report Ticketing Renovation Project Area

Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport 600 Terminal Drive

Louisville, Kentucky

ANALYTICAL TESTING

Samples were sent to McCall and Spero Environmental, Inc. in Louisville, Kentucky for expedited turnaround analysis. McCall and Spero is an accredited laboratory through the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP). The samples collected were analyzed by polarized light microscopy (PLM) with dispersion staining techniques per USEPA methodology 600/R-93/116. The percentage of asbestos, where applicable, was determined by microscopic visual estimation using PLM.

PLM analysis is a standard analytical method for determining the presence of asbestos. The laboratory analytical report is Attachment B. The sample locations figures are Attachment C.

FINDINGS

Survey and analytical findings for the samples collected are summarized below. Sample collection locations are provided on Figure 1. Appendix B presents the PLM laboratory results.

The PLM results for the ACM samples are summarized in Table 1 below; the complete results are provided in the laboratory report included as Appendix B. A bold result indicates that asbestos was detected in concentrations greater than 1 percent.

Table 1 provides PLM results for the Ticketing Renovation Project Area (Area: A, B & C) at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, 600 Terminal Drive, Louisville, Kentucky.

Table 1 PLM Results for Suspect Asbestos Samples

Figure ID Sample ID Material Description Material Locations Friable

Approximate Quantity of

HA

Analytical Result

1 C2-SW-FT1-01 12'' Gray Floor Tile W/ Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

2 C2-SW-FT1-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

3 C2-SW-CM1-01 Yellow Carpet Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

4 C2-SW-CM1-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

5 C2-SW-CBM1-01 Gray Covebase W/Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

6 C2-SW-CBM1-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

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7 C2-SW-FT2-01 12'' Cream Floor Tile W/ Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

8 C2-SW-FT2-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

9 C2-SW-FT3-01 12'' White Floor Tile W/ Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

10 C2-SW-FT3-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

11 C2-SW-SOI1-01

Gray Spray Applied Insulation

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

12 C2-SW-SOI1-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

13 C2-SW-SOI1-03

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

14 C2-SC-SOI1-04

2nd Floor, Area C- Suncountry NA NA ND

15 C2-SC-SOI1-05

2nd Floor, Area C - Lost and Found NA NA ND

16 C2-SC-SOI1-06

2nd Floor, Area C - Lost and Found NA NA ND

17 C2SW-SU1-01

Sink Undercoat Yellow

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

18 C2SW-SU1-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

19 C2SW-SU1-03

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

20 C2-SW-FT4-01 12'' White Floor Tile W/ Black Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

21 C2-SW-FT4-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

22 C2-LO-VF-01

Vinyl Flooring W/ Yellow Glue over Tan Floor Tile W/ Black Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

23 C2-LO-VF-02

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

24 C2-LO-FT5-01 12'' Gray Floor Tile W/ Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

25 C2-LO-FT5-02

LRAA Office NA NA ND

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26 C2-DL-CBM2-01 Black Cove Base W/ Cream Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- DELTA Office NA NA ND

27 C2-DL-CBM2-02

2nd Floor, Area C- PARADIES Office NA NA ND

28 C2-DL-FT6-01 White Floor tile W/Black Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- Delta Office NA NA ND

29 C2-DL-FT6-02

2nd Floor, Area C- Delta Office NA NA ND

30 C2-DL-CM2-01 Gray Carpet W/ Black Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- Delta Office NA NA ND

31 C2-DL-CM2-02

2nd Floor, Area C- Delta Office NA NA ND

32 C2-LO-DW2-01

Composite- Drywall, Tape & Mud-White

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

33 C2-LO-DW2-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

34 C2-LO-DW2-03

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

35 C2-LO-DW2-04

2nd Floor, Area C- Suncountry NA NA ND

36 C2-LO-DW2-05

2nd Floor, Area C- Delta Office NA NA ND

37 C2-LO-DW2-06

2nd Floor, Area C- Front Desk NA NA ND

38 C2-LO-DW2-07

2nd Floor, Area C- Front Desk NA NA ND

39 C2-LO-CM6-01 Yellow Carpet W/ Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

40 C2-LO-CM6-02

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

41 C2-LO-CT4-01

2'X2' Ceiling Tile W Foil (Rough)-White

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

42 C2-LO-CT4-01

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest Office NA NA ND

43 C2-LO-CT4-01

Delta NA NA ND

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44 C2-PO-CT5-01

2'X2' Ceiling Tile (Smooth)-White

2nd Floor, Area C- PARADIES Office NA NA ND

45 C2-PO-CT5-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest NA NA ND

46 C2-PO-CT5-03

2nd Floor, Area C- Tinsley NA NA ND

47 C2-TIN-WT1-01

Wall Textured - White

2nd Floor, Area C- Tinsley NA NA ND

48 C2-TIN-WT1-02

2nd Floor, Area C- Tinsley NA NA ND

49 C2-TIN-WT1-03

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

50 C2-TIN-LF-01

2'X2' Ceiling Tile (Lg Fissured W/ holes)-White

2nd Floor, Area C- Tinsley NA NA ND

51 C2-TIN-LF-02

2nd Floor, Area C- Tinsley NA NA ND

52 C2-DL-LF-03

2nd Floor, Area C- Delta NA NA ND

53 C2-TIN-F-01

2'X2' Ceiling Tile (Fissured w/holes)- White

2nd Floor, Area C- Tinsley NA NA ND

54 C2-TIN-F-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest NA NA ND

55 C2-DL-F-03

2nd Floor, Area C- Delta NA NA ND

56 C2-LO-CBM7-01 Gray Covebase W/ White Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

57 C2-LO-CBM7-02

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

58 C2-LO-CM7-01 Gray Carpet W/ Clear Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

59 C2-LO-CM7-02

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

60 C2-LO-CT6-01

2'X2' Ceiling Tile (Smooth)-White

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

61 C2-LO-CT6-02

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

62 C2-LO-CT6-03

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest NA NA ND

63 C2-LO-DHW2-01

Domestic Hot Water Pipe Insulation

LRAA Office NA NA ND

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64 C2-LO-DCW2-01

Domestic Cold Water Pipe Insulation

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

65 C2-SW-CM8-01

Gray Carpet W/ Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest NA NA ND

66 C2-SW-CM8-02

2nd Floor, Area C- Suncountry NA NA ND

67 C2-BZ-CM8-03

2nd Floor, Area C- Breeze NA NA ND

68 C2-BZ-CT7-01

2'X2' Ceiling Tile (Small Holes)- White

2nd Floor, Area C- Breeze NA NA ND

69 C2-BZ-CT7-02

2nd Floor, Area C- Breeze NA NA ND

70 C2-BZ-CT7-03

2nd Floor, Area C- Breeze NA NA ND

71 C2-SC-FT7-01 12'' White Floor Tile W/ Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- Suncountry/L&F NA NA ND

72 C2-SC-FT7-02

2nd Floor, Area C- Suncountry/L&F NA NA ND

73 C2-LO-FT8-01 12'' Red Floor Tile W/ Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- LRAA Office NA NA ND

74 C2-TIN-FT8-02

2nd Floor, Area C- Tinsley NA NA ND

75 C2-SW-VWC1-01

Vinyl Wall Covering W/ Mud - White

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest NA NA ND

76 C2-SW-VWC1-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest NA NA ND

77 C2-SW-VWC1-03

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest NA NA ND

78 C2-SW-CT8-01

2'X2' Ceiling Tile (Rough W/Small Holes)-White

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest NA NA ND

79 C2-SW-CT8-02

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest NA NA ND

80 C2-SW-CT8-03

2nd Floor, Area C- SouthWest NA NA ND

81 C2-DL-CT9-01 2'X2' Ceiling Tile(Rough W/Small holes) Off White

2nd Floor, Area C- Delta NA NA ND

82 C2-DL-CT9-02

2nd Floor, Area C- Delta NA NA ND

83 C2-DL-CT9-03

Delta NA NA ND

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84 C2-DL-PI2-01 White Pipe Insulation w/ foil tape

2nd Floor, Area C- Delta NA NA ND

85 C2-DL-PI2-02

2nd Floor, Area C- Delta NA NA ND

86 C2-FD-CBM5-01 Gray Covebase w/ cream mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- Front Desk NA NA ND

87 C2-FD-CBM5-02

2nd Floor, Area C- Front Desk NA NA ND

88 C2-FD-FM1-01 Black Flooring w/ gray mastic

2nd Floor, Area C- Front Desk NA NA ND

89 C2-FD-FM1-02

2nd Floor, Area C- Front Desk NA NA ND

90 C2-M1-DW3-01

Composite- Drywall, Tape & Mud-Off White

2nd Floor, Mechanical Room-

SW NA NA ND

91 C2-M1-DW3-02

2nd Floor, Mechanical Room-

SW NA NA ND

92 C2-M2-DW3-03

2nd Floor, Mechanical Room- Delta NA NA ND

93 C2-M2-DW3-04

2nd Floor, Mechanical Room- Delta NA NA ND

94 A2-M3-DW3-05

2nd Floor, Mechanical Room- American NA NA ND

95 A2-M3-DW3-06

2nd Floor, Mechanical Room- American NA NA ND

96 A2-FD-CM10-01

Gray Carpet W/Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Front Desk Hallway NA NA ND

97 A2-FD-CM10-02

2nd Floor, Front Desk Hallway NA NA ND

98 A2-FD-CM10-03

2nd Floor, Front Desk Hallway NA NA ND

99 C2-M2-SOI1-07

Gray Spray Applied Insulation

2nd Floor, Mechanical Room- Delta NA NA ND

100 C2-M3-SOI1-05

2nd Floor, Mechanical Room- American NA NA ND

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101 C2-FD-SOI1-06

Gray Spray Applied Insulation

2nd Floor, Mech Room-Front Desk NA NA ND

102 C2-FD-SOI1-07

2nd Floor, Mech Room-Front Dk Ceiling NA NA ND

103 A2-FD-DW4-01

Composite- Drywall, Tape & Mud-White

2nd Floor, Front Desk Ceiling NA NA ND

104 A2-FD-DW4-02

2nd Floor, Front Desk Ceiling NA NA ND

105 A2-FD-DW4-03

2nd Floor, Front Desk Ceiling NA NA ND

106 C2-FD-DW5-01

2nd Floor, Front Desk Ceiling NA NA ND

107 C2-FD-DW5-02

2nd Floor, Front Desk Ceiling NA NA ND

108 C2-FD-DW5-03

2nd Floor, Front Desk Ceiling NA NA ND

109 A2-SP-DW1-01

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

110 A2-SP-DW1-02

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

111 A2-SP-DW1-03

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

112 A2-SP-DW1-04

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

113 A2-TSA-DW1-05

2nd Floor, Area A- TSA Conf Room NA NA ND

114 A2-AM-DW1-06

2nd Floor, Area A- American Office NA NA ND

115 A2-AM-DW1-07

2nd Floor, Area A- American Office NA NA ND

116 A2-SP-SOI1-01

Gray Spray Applied Insulation

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

117 A2-SP-SOI1-02

2nd Floor, Area A- TSA Conf Room NA NA ND

118 A2-SP-SOI1-03

2nd Floor, Area A- Allegiant Office NA NA ND

119 A2-SP-SOI1-04

2nd Floor, Area A- American Office NA NA ND

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120 A2-SP-CT1-01

2'X2' Ceiling Tile (Smooth)-White

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

121 A2-SP-CT1-02

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

122 A2-SP-CT1-03

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

123 A2-SP-DHW-01 Domestic Hot Water Pipe Insulation

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

124 A2-SP-DHW-02

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

125 A2-SP-DCW-01 Domestic Cold Water Pipe Insulation

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

126 A2-SP-DCW-02

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

127 A2-SP-CBM3-01 Gray Covebase W/ Cream Mastic

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

128 A2-SP-CBM3-02

2nd Floor, Front Desk Ceiling NA NA ND

129 A2-SP-VF2-01 Gray Vinyl Flooring W/ Clear Mastic

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

130 A2-SP-VF2-02

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

131 A2-SP-C1-01 Gray Countertop Caulk

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

132 A2-SP-C1-02

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

133 A2-SP-DC1-01 Gray Door Caulk

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

134 A2-SP-DC1-02

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

135 A2-SP-CM3-01 Gray Carpet W/ Clear Mastic

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

136 A2-SP-CM3-02

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

137 A2-SP-FPP-01 Red Fire Putty

2nd Floor, Area A- Spirit Office NA NA ND

138 A2-SP-FPP-02

Spirit Office NA NA ND

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139 A2-TSA-CM4-01 Gray Carpet W/ Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area A- TSA Conf Room NA NA ND

140 A2-TSA-CM4-02

2nd Floor, Area A- TSA Conf Room NA NA ND

141 A2-TSA-CT2-01

2'X2' Ceiling Tile (Smooth w/ Holes)- White

2nd Floor, Area A- TSA Conf Room NA NA ND

142 A2-AM-CT2-02

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

143 A2-UN-CT2-03

2nd Floor, Area A- United NA NA ND

144 A2-TSA-C2-01 White Countertop Caulk

2nd Floor, Area A- TSA Conf Room NA NA ND

145 A2-UN-C2-02

2nd Floor, Area A- United NA NA ND

146 A2-TSA-CT3-01

2'X2' Ceiling Tile (Rough)-White

2nd Floor, Area A- TSA Conf Room NA NA ND

147 A2-TSA-CT3-02

2nd Floor, Area A- TSA Conf Room NA NA ND

148 A2-TSA-CT3-03

2nd Floor, Area A- TSA Conf Room NA NA ND

149 A2-AL-CM5-01 Gray Carpet W/ Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area A- Allegiant NA NA ND

150 A2-AM-CM5-02

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

151 A2-AL-CBM4-01 Black Cove Base W/ Cream Mastic

2nd Floor, Area A- Allegiant NA NA ND

152 A2-AM-CBM4-02

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

153 A2-AM-FT9-01 12'' White Floor Tile W/ Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

154 A2-AM-FT9-02

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

155 A2-AM-CBM6-01 Tan Covebase W/ Brown Mastic

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

156 A2-AM-CBM6-02

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

157 A2-AM-CM9-01 Blue Carpet W/ Yellow Mastic

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

158 A2-AM-CM9-02

American NA NA ND

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159 A2-AM-CT9-04

2'X2' Ceiling Tile(Rugh W/Sm Holes) Off White

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

160 A2-AM-CT9-05

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

161 A2-UN-CT9-06

2nd Floor, Area A- United NA NA ND

162 A2-AM-PI1-02

White Pipe Insulation w/ foil tape

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

163 A2-AM-PI1-03

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

164 A2-UN-PI1-04

2nd Floor, Area A- United NA NA ND

165 A2-UN-PI1-05

2nd Floor, Area A- United NA NA ND

166 A2-AM-LN1-01

Brown Linoleum W/ Felt Paper

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

167 A2-AM-LN1-02

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

168 A2-AM-LN1-03

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

169 A2-AM-BM1-01

Black Mastic on Drywall

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

170 A2-AM-BM1-02

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

171 A2-AM-BM1-03

2nd Floor, Area A- American NA NA ND

172 A2-UN-FT10-01 12'' Blue Floor Tile W/ Black Mastic

2nd Floor, Area A- United NA NA ND

173 A2-UN-FT10-02

2nd Floor, Area A- United NA NA ND

174 A2-UN-FT11-01 12'' White Floor Tile W/ Black Mastic

2nd Floor, Area A- United NA NA ND

175 A2-UN-FT11-02

2nd Floor, Area A- United NA NA ND

176 A2-UN-LF-05

2'X2' Ceiling Tile (Large fissured)- White

2nd Floor, Area A- United NA NA ND

177 A2-UN-LF-06

2nd Floor, Area A- United NA NA ND

178 A2-UN-LF-07

United NA NA ND

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179 A2-FD-FM1-01 Black Flooring Material W/ Gray Mastic

2nd Floor, Front Desk NA NA ND

180 A2-FD-FM1-02

2nd Floor, Front Desk NA NA ND

Notes:

Bold values indicate asbestos was detected at concentrations greater than 1 percent % Percent ND Asbestos not detected ACM Asbestos-containing material PS Positive stop analysis PACM Presumed asbestos containing material NA Not applicable PLM Polarized light microscopy

CONCLUSIONS

Based on laboratory analytical results, no asbestos containing materials were identified.

REGULATORY INFORMATION

In Jefferson County, Kentucky, all asbestos-containing materials (friable and non-friable) are considered regulated asbestos-containing materials (RACM) by the Louisville/Jefferson County Air Pollution Control District (APCD). For facilities located in Jefferson County, RACM (friable and non-friable) must be removed prior to renovation or demolition activities which will disturb the materials. The owner or operator must provide the APCD with written notification at least 10 working days prior to the commencement of renovation or demolition activity which will include the disturbance of ACM. Removal of RACM must be conducted by a Kentucky-licensed asbestos abatement contractor.

The asbestos NESHAP (40 CFR Part 61, Subpart M) regulates asbestos fiber emissions and asbestos waste disposal practices. The asbestos NESHAP regulation also requires the identification and classification of existing ACM according to friability prior to demolition or renovation activity. Friable ACM is a material containing more than 1% asbestos that, when dry, can be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by hand pressure. All friable ACM is considered RACM.

The asbestos NESHAP regulation classifies ACM as either RACM, Category I non-friable ACM or Category II non-friable ACM. RACM includes all friable ACM, along with Category I and Category II non-friable ACM that has become friable, will be or has been subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading, or ACM that has a high probability of becoming or has become crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder in the course of renovation or demolition activity. Category I non-friable ACM are exclusively asbestos-containing packings, gaskets, resilient floor coverings, resilient floor covering mastics and asphalt roofing products that contain more than 1% asbestos. Category II non-friable ACM are all other non-friable materials other than Category I non-friable ACM that contain more than 1% asbestos. Category II non-friable ACM generally includes but is not limited to cementitious material such as: cement pipes, cement siding, cement panels, glazing, mortar, and grouts.

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The United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration (USOSHA) asbestos standard for construction (29 CFR 1926.1101) regulates workplace exposure to asbestos. The USOSHA standard requires that employee exposure to airborne asbestos must not exceed 0.1 fibers per cubic centimeter of air (0.1 f/cc) as an eight-hour time weighted average (TWA) and not exceed 1.0 fibers per cubic centimeter of air (1.0 f/cc) over a 30-minute time period known as an excursion limit (EL). The TWA and EL are known as USOSHA’s asbestos permissible exposure limits (PELs). The USOSHA standard classifies construction and maintenance activities which could disturb ACM and specifies work practices and precautions which employers must follow when engaging in each class of regulated work.

LIMITATIONS

This asbestos survey was conducted in a manner consistent with the level of care and skill ordinarily exercised by members of the profession currently practicing under similar conditions in the same geographic location. The results, findings, and conclusions expressed in this report are based on conditions observed during our survey of the structure. The information contained in this report is relevant to the date on which this survey was conducted and should not be relied upon to represent conditions at a later date.

Prior to RHE’s performance of this asbestos inspection, Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC

(Client) provided information regarding the scope of planned renovation activities. The asbestos inspection was conducted based upon this information. RHE assumes no responsibility or liability for information related to the scope of the planned renovation, which was provided by Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC.

RHE did not perform sampling requiring demolition or destructive activities such as knocking holes in walls, dismantling of equipment, or removal of protective coverings. Reasonable efforts to access suspect materials within known areas of restricted access (e.g., crawl spaces) were made; however, confined spaces or areas which may pose a health or safety risk to RHE personnel were not sampled. Sampling did not include suspect materials which could not be safely reached with available ladders/man-lifts.

If additional suspect materials (other than those sampled during this survey) are encountered during renovation activities, those materials must be assumed to be asbestos-containing until sampled by a

Kentucky certified asbestos inspector for laboratory analysis to confirm/deny asbestos content.

Additionally, please note that our survey did not include the roofing materials, skylights, or windows located in the renovation area.

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This report is not a bidding document. Contractors or consultants reviewing this report must draw their own conclusions regarding further investigation or remediation deemed necessary. RHE does not warrant the work of regulatory agencies, laboratories or other third parties supplying information which may have been used in the preparation of this report. No warranty, express or implied is made.

RHE appreciates the opportunity to provide these services to you. Please feel free to contact Scott Hardin at (502) 594-6047 or by email (shardin@rhenviro.com) with comments or questions.

Respectfully submitted, RH Environmental, LLC.

Haley Thayer Scott Hardin

Haley Thayer Scott Hardin Environmental Scientist Vice President

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OFFICE

L225M1

SOUTHWEST

OFFICE

L225M

MECH.

L225MA

ELEC.

L225A

SOUTHWEST

TRAINING ROOM

L225B

SOUTHWEST

OFFICE

L225L1

SW BREAK ROOM

L143

LRAA VOLUNTEER

OFFICE

L225D5

LRAA VOLUTEER

BREAK ROOM

L225D4

LRAA OFFICE

AB14B

LRAA IDF

L225D1

SUN COUNTRY

STOR.

L225K2

HOST/ TINSLEY

OFFICE

L225E3

HOST/ TINSLEY

OFFICE

L225E1

HOST/ TINSLEY

OFFICE

L225E2

CORRIDOR

L225E

PARADIES BREAK

ROOM

L225F1

LRAA OFFICE

L225J1

LRAA OFFICE

L240

LRAA OFFICE

L225F

DELTA

BREAK ROOM

L225G

CIRCULATION

L133

DELTA STOR.

L225G4

DELTA

STOR.

L225G1

DELTA

COMM.

L225G3

SW OFFICE

L225L2

SW STOR.

L138

SW STOR.

L225B1

SOUTHWEST

TICKET COUNTERS

3006H

OPEN TICKET

COUNTERS

3006G

BREEZE TICKET

COUNTERS

3006F

OPEN TICKET

COUNTERS

3006C

SUN COUNTRY

TICKET COUNTERS

3006D

OPEN TICKET

COUNTERS

3006E

DELTA TICKET

COUNTERS

3006B

EAST TICKETING

HALL

3006A

ADD ALTERNATE AA-01: REMOVE CARPET AND INSTALL

TERRAZZZO PER SHEET ID1.02A

REMOVE CARPET AND INSTALL TERRAZZZO PER SHEET

ID1.02A

DEMOLITION PLAN LEGEND

SELECTIVELY REMOVE CONCRETE SLAB

AREA OUTSIDE OF ARCHITECTURAL

SCOPE OF WORK

ELEMENTS TO BE REMOVED (DASHED RED)

EXISTING ELEMENTS TO REMAIN

DOOR AND WALL SYSTEM TO BE REMOVED

EXPANSION JOINT

1 HOUR RATING PER LIFE SAFETY DRAWINGS

LIGHTING DESIGNER

Schuler Shook Inc

219 SE Main Street Minneapolis MN 55414 612.339.5958

BHS Designer

Swansom Rink, Inc.

1120 Lincoln Street Suite 1200 Denver CO 80203 303.832.2666

ISSUED FOR DATE

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PRELIMINARY

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

KEY PLAN

COMMISSION NO

TELECOMM AND SECURITY

ENGINEERS

Faith Group

3101 S. Hanley Rd.

St Louis MO 63143 314.991.2228

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DEPARTURES LEVEL DEMOLITION PLAN - EAST

LEGEND - KEYNOTE

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37 38

52 50

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64 63

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