Addendum 5.pdf

200 E. North Avenue, Room 401 Baltimore, MD 21202 Phone: (410) 396-8757

Fax: (410) 545-6977 http://www.bcps.k12.md.us

Revised: October 25, 2019

Baltimore City Public Schools Office of Procurement

200 E. North Avenue, Room # 401 Baltimore, MD 21202

August 11, 2026 Addendum #5

Solicitation Number: IFB-27002 Solicitation Title: Elevator Replacement at Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women #348

The following changes, additions, deletions, and clarifications are hereby made part of the solicitation for the above referenced project and shall be considered in the preparation of the solicitation response and execution of all work. Vendors shall acknowledge receipt of this addendum.

Notice: The following changes and additions should be considered as amendments to the above referenced bid documents.

BID DOCUMENT REVISIONS:

Item # 1: Revised Bid Price Form: The bid price form has been revised and is attached this memo. No other version of the bid price form should be used to submit a bid.

Failure to use any bid form other than the one attached will cause your bid to be evaluated as non-responsive.

Item # 2: Answers to Questions: To post answers to questions submitted following the pre-bid meeting. Answers are attached to this memo.

All other terms and conditions shall remain unchanged.

Failure to acknowledge and respond to this all addenda on your Bid Proposal Form may result in the bid proposal being considered non-responsive.

Date Issued: August 11, 2026 By: Stuart Feldman

IFB-27002 Elevator Replacement at BLYSW #348 Questions from Pre-Bid Meeting

1. Are enclosures/barriers required to be constructed at all the elevator entrances?

Response: Noise, dust, and safety barriers in the form of temporary walls will be required to complete this work and should be included in the scope of the contractor’s work.

2. Please confirm the number of stops for Car PE3.

Response: There will be 7 stops for elevator car PE3, with the sub-basement level acting as the new elevator pit.

3. Does BCPS want to pay for and store spare parts as listed in the specification? Many of these parts would be covered by your city-wide maintenance agreement

Response: Yes, that is correct – add the spare parts as an alternate.

4. If PE1 is retained and only PE2 is replaced it may not be possible to provide 1 riser due to differences in fixtures, feature requirements and communication. Confirm if car 1 is not replaced, a new riser for car 2 will be installed. If they are replaced together, they can work together a single riser will be used for both cars

Response: Confirmed. Group functions will not be possible via 1 riser as the control systems will be conflicting. If only PE2 is replaced an additional riser (set of push buttons) will need to be installed at every landing. The two elevators will work independently from each other.

5. Is 100 hours of above and beyond labor included in the warranty?

Response: Yes, include the 100 hours of service to be included in the warranty as part of the base bid.

6. On the service elevator there is no way to get a new entrance frame in the basement, and the pit is too shallow to meet code. Recommend abandoning the basement level and using the space to create a code Compliant pit. Is this acceptable for the bid for the service car?

Response: Yes, allow the current sub-basement level to act as the new elevator pit.

7. Are we to include 100 hours of service in our bids like previous BCPS projects?

Response: Yes, include the 100 hours of service to be included within the base bid.

8. There is an allowance for $15,000 for abatement is that to be used for all abatement or just unforeseen?

Response: Please review solicitation documents Bid Proposal. $15,000 is not listed for abatement.

9. For planning purposes, does BCPS have an approximate NTP date?

Response: The project is slated to start after procurement is approved by the school board.

10. Please confirm that the site visit was mandatory and offerors cannot bid without having attended.

Response: Correct, a site visit is mandatory for all offerors.

11. Can a second site visit be provided to the bidders who attended the first mandatory site visit and their subcontractors?

Response: Yes, a second site visit has been confirmed.

12. Page 6 of 27 if the IFB, Section 4.G states that the contractor shall use prevailing wage requirements. Please clarify whether this project is subject to MD State prevailing wage requirements as it is our understanding that it is locally funded.

Response: This is a LOCALLY FUNDED project - there are NO Prevailing Wages and LOCAL MBE FORMS should be used for MBE Compliance. Baltimore City

Prequalification requirement for all trades.

13. Please confirm that the 10% WBE goal is a subgoal to the overall 27% MWBE goal.

Response: For a Locally Funded Project, if the MBE Goal is 27% and the WBE Goal is 10% the Overall Goal is 37%. To meet the Overall Goal of 37%, the Bidder must meet both the 27% MBE Goal and the 10% WBE Goal.

14. Is full time on-site supervision required from the prime contractor or will it be acceptable for the elevator contractor’s foreman to act as the supervisor when only elevator-specific work is taking place?

Response: The Contractor shall always have a responsible and experienced English-speaking supervisor on site for their employees and subcontractors when work is in progress.

15. Is builder’s risk insurance required?

Response: Builders Risk Insurance is required on all projects for Baltimore City.

16. Will the contractor be responsible for pulling the building permit and any associated building permit fees?

Response: The architect will apply for building permit and pay for the application fee, while the General Contractor will be responsible for all other permits and costs.

17. Please confirm that bid form Item #2 (Allowance of $100,000) will be used to cover all Hazmat testing and remediation/abatement for this project as needed.

Response: Remediation/abatement is identified in the AHERA report should be included in the base bid. This allowance is for unforeseen condition.

18. Bid form Item #3: Elevator PE1. Please confirm that all work within Section 142123 is not to be included within the base bid and shall only be included in this alternate bid item.

Response: The upgrades for PE1 are included in the base bid, but modernization is an alternate.

19. Bid form Item #4: Elevator PE3. Please confirm that the lowest elevator landing serving the basement can be abandoned as this floor is not in use and there are numerous clearance and logistics issues that would be cost prohibitive to the school if this landing was made code compliant. The pit would have to be excavated and multiple unrelated 4” electrical conduits would need to be re-rerouted. We recommend installing a raised platform in the shaft to serve as the pit below the first-floor landing and sealing off the lowest landing opening.

Response: Yes, allow the current sub-basement level to act as the new elevator pit.

20. Please clarify the phasing requirements if awarded more than one elevator. Can multiple elevators be modernized at the same time?

Response: Yes, however, one elevator must remain operational throughout the renovation.

21. Please confirm that this project is not subject to Buy American Steel Act.

Response: Correct, this project is not subjected to the Buy American Steel Act.

22. Will the contractor be given parking on site?

Response: City Schools is not responsible for on-site parking for this project.

23. Will the contractor be given access to the bathrooms on-site?

Response: Access to the restrooms on-site will be coordinated between the school’s principal and the construction manager.

24. Please confirm that access control / security work such as door card readers at the elevator are not the responsibility of the contractor.

Response: Yes, contractor is not responsible. Barrel key will be used.

25. Please confirm that it will be acceptable to complete this project over the 2027 summer break to avoid disruptions to the school during the school year.

Response: Coordination will take place with the successful contractor regarding the schedule.

26. Please confirm that work can be completed during normal hours (during the school year) if elevator work takes place behind the temporary barriers or in the machine rooms.

Response: Please refer to the Solicitation document. This project is to be all night work during the school year. During the summertime, the summer work schedule is in effect. This will be coordinated with the construction manager and school principal during the pre-construction meeting.

27. Please provide the POC information for the incumbent fire alarm servicer.

Response: Fire Alarm is currently monitored by Baltimore City Public Schools. Any modification to the existing fire alarm should be coordinated with the Construction Manager and the Contract Maintenance department of Baltimore City Public

Schools.

28. 004322 – UNIT PRICES FORM, 1.3 – Please clarify if these unit prices are required with the bid as these are not included on the actual bid proposal pricing form.

Response: Unit prices will be updated in the bid proposal form.

29. 012100 – 4. SCHEDULE OF ALLOWANCES – Please clarify if these allowances for the specified quantities in this section are required to be included within the base bid.

Response: Allowances will be updated in the bid proposal form.

30. 012233, 1.5, A. Please confirm that the offeror’s in-house staff can take the construction photographs and that we do not need to hire a separate professional photographer for this project.

Response: Professional photos are not required; however, quality must uphold as specified.

31. 018113.33, 3.3. Please confirm that IAQ testing is not required as this is not a typical requirement for elevator modernization projects.

Response: Construction IAQ management must be maintained including cover/ close openings in ducts and other related air-distribution component openings with tape, plastic, sheet metal, or other approved methods before beginning dust-producing operations and maintaining until dust-producing operations are complete. Testing would only be required if precautionary measures are not maintained.

32. Please confirm that each elevator pit floor slab is to receive new epoxy paint.

Response: Correct and confirmed.

33. 142123 1.6. Please confirm that the offeror is not required to include an extra 100 onsite service hours for the elevator technician as a part of the base price (which is a typical requirement for BCPS elevator modernization projects).

Response: 100 hours of onsite service to be included in base bid price.

34. Please define the interim elevator maintenance responsibilities of the offeror. Will the incumbent maintenance provider retain elevator maintenance responsibilities until each elevator is taken out of service?

Response: Correct.

35. Please confirm that BAS integration is not required for the new HVAC systems. If required, please provide the POC information for the incumbent BAS servicer for pricing purposes.

Response: BAS integration is not required.

36. Please confirm that new elevator pit sump pumps are not required for this project.

Response: Confirmed, not required.

37. Please confirm that BCPS will cover the subscription costs for phone monitoring for the modernized elevator.

Response: The subscription costs for phone monitoring for the modernized elevator should be covered under the contractor’s price during the warranty period.

38. The electrical drawings do not show elevator hoist way lighting all the way up each elevator shaft which is an ASME 17.1 2022 code requirement. Please confirm that this work is to be included within the bid price for each elevator.

Response: Per chief inspector with the state of Maryland, modernization projects under 2022 code will not be required to install hoist way lighting or automatic controls, or flood detection. The only 2022 requirement pertaining to this project will be load sensing ladders, however with the walk-in pit design of elevator #2, there will be no ladder requirement. If PE1 is modernized, the ladder will need to be replaced with a weight sensing ladder.

39. Will the contractor or the owner be responsible for running new CAT6 network cabling from the IT closets to the elevator machine rooms to serve the new 2-way communications systems in the elevators?

Response: It is the responsibility of the general contractor to provide required two-way communication.

40. It was observed at the site visit that the main electrical source panels in the basement are damaged and have sections that are heavily corroded due to active water leaks at the ceiling and walls above them. In addition, the raised wooden platform to access these main electrical panels is deteriorated and appears to be structurally unsafe. Please confirm that these unsafe working conditions will be addressed by BCPS prior to the project starting.

Response: Bid forms will be revised to include allowance for repair of existing electric panel / conduit and reconstruct/replace wooden platform. Contractor will be responsible for providing the work. City School will address the leaks.

41. The electrical drawings show us bringing power from MDP-1. During the walkthrough we observed that MDP-1 is rusting and falling off the wall and not a viable option to use. The troughs are rusted at the bottom as well and you are able to see through them. There is water dripping over the equipment that also needs to be addressed. Per conversation with City Project Manager the Equipment and corresponding components need to be replaced.

Response: Bid forms will be revised to include allowance for repair of existing electric panel / conduit.

42. Is it possible for BCPS to have an Electrical Engineer take a look and access this issue?

Response: Please see responses to questions 40 & 41.

43. Please advise if this will be completed prior to the project starting.

Response: Please see responses to questions 40 & 41.

44. Can the new electrical feeders for each Elevator be routed up the interiors of their corresponding elevator shafts? If not, is there an existing chase that can be used? Please advise.

Response: Yes, the electrical feeders related to the elevator are allowed to be within the hoist way.

45. For the Freight Elevator there are (7) 3" conduits that cannot be rerouted on the Sub-Basement level blocking the lobby elevator entrance door of the Elevator. Can the Freight Sub-Basement level stop be eliminated from the scope of work?

Response: The current sub-basement floor will act as the new pit for the freight elevator.

46. Please clarify the basis of award (Bid Item #1 only, or the total of all Bid Items).

Response: Bid forms will be revised. Basis of award is the total of all bid items is accepted by the owner.

47. Please confirm that the contractor is to include the work items required by ASME 17.1 2022 edition that are not shown on the drawings:

A. ASME 17.1 2022 – Section 2.1.7: Illumination of Hoistways.

• Not required per AHJ

B. ASME 17.1 2022 – Section 2.1.7.1.3: Automatic controls for hoistway lighting

• Not required per AHJ

C. ASME 17.1 2022 – Section 2.2.4.2.7: Ladder electrical device for pit access ladders.

• Required for PE1 only if modernized

D. ASME 17.1 2022 – Section 2.2.9: Flood Detection Means

• Not required per AHJ

E. ASME 17.1 2022 – Section 2.27.13: Flood Detection Operation

• Not required per AHJ

48. A1.0 note #21 states to remove the wall. Note #3 states Existing Rails to remain. Existing rails are mounted to the existing wall. Please advise.

Response: It is the understanding of the design team that these rails are horizontally braced via brackets to the CMU shaft walls. Metal studs and gypsum board wall does not support rail loads.

49. There are only 2 companies listed in the Baltimore City MBE directory that are listed for elevators that perform testing or they are suppliers. These particular companies do not perform modernization work. With roughly 75% of the project being the actual elevator modernization, how can BCPS expect the contractor to provide 37% MBE with a sub goal of 10% on an elevator modernization where the majority of the 25% other work is electric and a small amount of HVAC?

Response: All potential prime contractors are responsible for making a good faith outreach effort. If after making a good faith effort the prime contractor determines that the goal is unattainable, they can submit a request for a partial or full waiver. Waiver documentation is included in the solicitation. With the waiver request, supporting documentation showing good faith outreach should be submitted, the acceptable documentation is listed on the waiver request form.

50. A1.1 note 21. Is wall removal part of the base bid?

Response: Yes, removal of the wall shall be included as part of the base bid. See response to question 48 for additional information.

51. Please confirm rear parking lot can be used for storage and crane pick

Response: Parking and staging area for crane to be coordinated with City Schools and school personnel once bidder is selected.

52. The platform in the electric room is deteriorating from water damage and is not stable to stand on to work on the switchgear, MDP 1

Response: Bid forms will be revised to include allowance for reconstruct/replace wooden platform. Contractor will be responsible for providing the work.

53. Regarding the new elevator code, there should be lights in the shaft per code.

Response: Per chief inspector with the state of Maryland, modernization projects under 2022 code will not be required to install hoist way lighting or automatic controls, or flood detection. The only 2022 requirement pertaining to this project will be load sensing ladders, however, with the walk-in pit design of elevator #2, there will be no ladder requirement. If PE1 is modernized, the ladder will need to be replaced with a weight sensing ladder.

54. On print E201 has a wall mounted lighting fixture that do not show on the lighting schedule. The fixture is in the Elevator lobby.

Response: Provide elevator lobby wall sconce to be Visa Lighting: CB6252 Masque 17” Wall Sconce. Finish to be selected by City Schools.

55. In the passenger elevator Penthouse elevator #1 is an existing controller that is a TAC 50. Passenger elevator #2 controller will be new, and they will not talk to each other. For the fire alarm, do I need separate modules for the hat, alternate, primary and smoke detectors.

Response: All elevators must meet current ASME A17.1 2022 and IBC requirements for fire safety and recall functionality. The way this is achieved is to be determined by installation vendors and/or their subcontractors prior to submitting bids.

BCPS Elevator Replacement at Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women

(BLSYW) #348 - PSC #: 30.284.24 GF

Addendum # 01 August 7th, 2026

This addendum is to be attached to the BCPS Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women BID drawings dated 06-15-2026. This addendum modifies and becomes part of the contract documents.

Work and/or materials not specifically mentioned herein are to be as shown on the drawings and in the general notes.

Addendum #01 is the revised drawings and specifications in coordination with bidder question responses.

These items in the addendum have no specific order. All contractors are responsible for checking all items.

This addendum consists of 99 pages.

List of attachments for BID Drawings PSC 30.284.24 GF – Addendum 1

• Drawing sheets A1.0, A1.4, A1.6, A2.0 o Revised to include clarification on demolition and new work scope at Freight elevator PE3 basement level

• Specification Table of Contents o Revised to include added specification sections

• Specification section – 004322-Unit Prices Form o Revised to include verbiage for unit price 5: raised electrical platform

• Specification section – 011000-Summary o Revised to include the addition of spare parts to the alternates.

• Specification section – 012100-Allowances o Revised to include contingency allowances and addition of allowances 5 and 6.

• Specification section – 012200-Unit Prices o Revised to include verbiage for unit pricing 5: raised electrical platform

• Specification section – 012300-Alternates o Added to include verbiage on inclusion of spare parts under alternate 3.

• Specification section – 142123-Overhead Traction Elevator o Revised to identify spare parts as alternate 3.

EXISTING WALL

EXISTING DOOR

DEMOLITION PLAN LEGEND

DEMO WALL

DEMO DOOR

ELEV. PE2 PIT

STAIR C003

ELEVATOR LOBBY

ELEV. PE1

A1.4

LAUNDRY / CLOTHES CL.

ELEV. PE3

STAIR

STORAGE (ART SUPPLIES)

ART CLASSROOM

A1.4

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ELEV. PE1 ELEV. PE2

STAIR

RESTROOM

NURSE'S OFFICE

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ELEVATOR LOBBY

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AREAS OF WORK

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EELEV. PE3

ELEV. PE1

ELEV. PE2

ELEVATOR IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS:

ELEV PE1: BC1677

ELEV PE2: BC0627

ELEV PE3: BC0626

STORAGE

STORAGE

ELEVATOR CORRIDOR

ELEV. PE3

A1.4

STORAGE

STORAGE

ELEVATOR LOBBY

ELEV. PE3

A1.4

SCHOOL NUMBER

REVISIONNO.

REVISIONS

DATE 348

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DRAWING NO.

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Public Schools

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AS NOTED

DRAWN BY:

DATE:

PSC NO.:

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION.

I CERTIFY THAT THESE DOCUMENTS WERE

PREPARED OR APPROVED BY ME AND THAT

I AM A DULY LICENSED ARCHITECT UNDER

THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND

BARRY MILLER

MARYLAND REGISTRATION NO. 9410

SIGNATURE:

DATE: 02/14/2026

65% DOCUMENTS1 02/26/2026

95% DOCUMENTS2 05/01/2026

ELEVATOR REPLACEMENT AT

BID DOCUMENTS3 06/15/2026

ADDENDUM 14 08/06/2026 A1.0

DEMOLITION PLANS

BALTIMORE LEADERSHIP SCHOOL FOR

YOUNG WOMEN #348

128 W FRANKLIN ST, BALTIMORE, MD 21201

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KEYNOTES - DEMOLITION

1 EXISTING ELEVATOR DOOR TO BE REMOVED IN ITS ENTIRETY. PREPARE

OPENING/FRAME TO RECEIVE NEW WORK. SEE NEW WORK PLANS AND

SPECIFICATIONS

2 EXISTING ELEVATOR CAB AND ASSOCIATED COMPONENTS (CABLING, PULLEYS,

COUNTERWEIGHTS, ETC.) TO BE REMOVED IN THEIR ENTIRETY. PATCH AND

REPAIR EXISTING SHAFT TO PREPARE FOR NEW ELEVATOR

3 EXISTING ELEVATOR GUIDE RAILS TO REMAIN. PROTECT-IN-PLACE DURING

DEMOLITION. SEE SPECIFICATIONS.

4 EXISTING HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAME TO BE DEMOLISHED IN ITS ENTIRETY.

PREPARE OPENING TO RECEIVE NEW DOOR

5 EXISTING ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT (MOTOR, DRUM/SPOOL, CABLING, ELECTRICAL

COMPONENTS, ETC.) TO BE REMOVED IN THEIR ENTIRETY. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

PREPARE AREA TO RECEIVE NEW EQUIPMENT AND SHAFT CAP.

6 EXISTING ELEVATOR CALL BUTTON AND SIGNAGE TO BE REMOVED. PREPARE

AREA TO RECEIVE NEW WORK.

7 DEMOLISH EXISTING PIT ACCESS EQUIPMENT (LADDER, LIGHTING, ETC.) IF

PRESENT. CLEAN AND PREP EXISTING PIT FOR NEW WORK.

8 EXISTING ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT (THYSSEN KRUPP TAC50) TO BE REMOVED IN

ITS ENTIREY. SEE MEP DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

9 EXISTING MACHINE ROOM DOOR AND FRAME TO BE REPLACED IN THEIR

ENTIRETY. SEE NEW WORK PLANS FOR MORE INFORMATION.

10 EXISTING ELEVATOR KEY SWITCH ABOVE TO BE REMOVED AND RELOCATED

ADJACENT TO NEW ELEVATOR CALL BUTTON. PATCH AND REPAIR WALL TO

MATCH EXISTING FINISH/MATERIAL. SEE NEW WORK DETAILS AND

SPECIFICATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

11 EXISTING ELEVATOR MOTOR SUPPORT STRUCTURE TO REMAIN.

PROTECT-IN-PLACE DURING DEMOLITION PHASE. PREPARE STRUCTURE TO

RECEIVE NEW SHAFT CAP. SEE NEW WORK DETAILS.

12 EXISTING WALL-MTD FIRE EXTINGUISHER TO REMAIN.

13 EXISTING ELEVATOR CONTROLLER TO BE REMOVED IN ITS ENTIRETY. SEE MEP

DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION.

14 EXISTING DUCTWORK TO BE REMOVED IN ITS ENTIRETY. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

15 EXISTING DISCONNECT SWITCH TO BE DEMOLISHED. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

16 EXISTING ELEVATOR CONTROLLER TO BE DEMOLISHED. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

17 EXISTING WALL-MTD MINI SPLIT UNIT TO BE DEMOLISHED. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

18 EXISTING CONTROLLER PANEL TO REMAIN. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

19 CLEAN AND PREP EXISTING CONCRETE FLOORING FOR NEW WORK. SEE NEW

WORK PLANS.

20 CONTRACTOR TO REMOVE ALL UNNECESSARY EQUIPMENT AND CONTENT WITHIN

THIS AREA TO PREP FOR NEW WORK.

21 DEMOLISH EXISTING SHAFT WALL IN ITS ENTIRETY.

22 EXISTING VINTAGE ELEVATOR DIAL INDICATOR(S) TO BE REMOVED IN ITS

ENTIRETY. WALL TO BE PATCHED AND REPAIRED TO MATCH EXISTING

SURROUNDING WALL.

23 EXISTING VENT PIPE IN SHAFT TO BE REMOVED. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

24 EXISTING OPENING TO BE INFILLED. SEE NEW WORK PLANS.

25 HOLE IN EXISTING DIAMOND PLATE TO BE INFILLED FOLLOWING DEMOLITION OF

DUCTWORK. INFILL OPENING WITH MATERIALS TO MATCH ADJACENT

CONSTRUCTION.

26 EXISTING VENT PIPE TO BE REMOVED - SEE MEP DRAWINGS. PATCH AND

REPAIR EXISTING ROOF TO MATCH ADJACENT SURFACE.

27 SAWCUT EXISTING MASONRY SHAFT TO PROVIDE NEW OPENING FOR NEW

ELEVATOR DOOR. COORDINATE SIZE AND LOCATION WITH NEW WORK PLANS

AND ELEVATOR SPECIFICATIONS.

GENERAL DEMOLITION NOTES

A DEMOLITION PLAN IS NOT ALL INCLUSIVE. ADDITIONAL DEMOLITION WORK MAY BE

REQUIRED FOR INSTALLING NEW WORK.

B IN AREAS OR ROOMS WHERE ARCHITECTURAL DEMOLITION IS NOT INDICATED AND MEP IS

REQUIRED, REMOVE AND REPAIR ANY ITEMS TO ACCOMODATE WORK REQUIRED AND

RESTORE AREA TO ORIGINAL CONDITION BEFORE WORK PROCEEDS.

C PROTECT FROM THE ELEMENTS ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS THAT ARE TO REMAIN, AS

NECESSARY, DURING DEMOLITION PHASE OF CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR ALL DAMAGE

PROMPTLY TO ORIGINAL CONDITION.

D DEMOLITION SHALL INCLUDE ANY REMOVAL OF EXISTING MATERIALS TO MAKE PROVISION

FOR NEW FINISHES.

E THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFICATION OF ALL EXISTING

CONDITIONS. THE ARCHITECT IS TO BE NOTIFIED OF ANY DISCREPANCIES AND ANY

DISCREPANCIES RECTIFIED BEFORE WORK IS RESUMED.

F ALL STRUCTURAL ITEMS THAT SEEM TO BE SUSPECT FOR REPLACEMENT SHALL BE

INSPECTED BY THE PROJECT ARCHITECT TO DETERMINE IF THEY SHOULD BE REPLACED.

ALL STRUCTURAL ITEMS THAT ARE DAMAGED AND NEED REPLACING WILL BE TAGGED BY

THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER AND REPLACED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE ANY OTHER

WORK BEGINS.

G ALL DEMOLITION WORK SHALL BE EXECUTED IN A CAREFUL AND ORDERLY MANNER WITH

THE LEAST POSSIBLE NOISE, DUST AND DISTURBANCE TO THE OWNER.

H THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN AT ALL TIMES ALL EXISTING SMOKE AND FIRE

PROTECTION SYSTEMS.

I THE CONTRACTOR SHALL AT ALL TIMES KEEP ALL EXISTING ACCESS/EGRESS FREE AND

CLEAR OF DEBRIS.

J OWNER HAS RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL ON ANY ITEMS REMOVED OR DEMOLISHED IN

PROJECT AREA. AT EXISTING AREAS TO BE RENOVATED, REMOVE EXISTING FINISHES AS

REQUIRED TO COMPLETE NEW WORK. PATCH AND REPAIR REMAINING SURFACES AS

REQUIRED TO BRING TO A LIKE NEW STATE PRIOR TO APPLYING NEW FINISHES.

K AT AREAS TO BE RENOVATED, PROVIDE HEAD GUARDS AT ALL EXISTING SPRINKLER

HEADS DURING THE PERIOD OF RENOVATION.

L THE OWNER SHALL BE MAINTAINING OCCUPANCY OF THE SITE AND PORTIONS OF THE

BUILDING DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE

WITH THE OWNER AND THE OWNER'S PERSONNEL THROUGHOUT THE CONSTRUCTION TO

MINIMIZE, TO THE GREATEST EXTENT POSSIBLE, ANY DISRUPTIONS IN THE OWNER'S

WORKING PROCEDURES. THE PHASING OF THE PROJECT SHALL BE DETERMINED BY THE

CONTRACTOR AND SHALL NOT BE REASON FOR ADDITIONAL FEES. ADDITIONALLY, THE

CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE OWNER A MINIMUM OF 72 HOURS PRIOR TO

ANY DISRUPTION OF SERVICES/UTILITIES REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE WORK.

M THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE TEMPORARY DUST AND DEBRIS BARRIERS BETWEEN

AREAS TO REMAIN IN OPERATION AND WORK AREAS. BARRIERS SHALL BE PROVIDED AT,

BUT NOT LIMITED TO HVAC SUPPLY AND RETURN OPENINGS, TRANSFER VENTS, EXHAUST

VENTS, AND OTHER SUCH OPENINGS. BARRIERS SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 10 MIL PLASTIC

SHEETING SECURED AND SEALED TO EXISTING CONSTRUCTION AND/OR TEMPORARY

FRAMING. PLASTIC SHEETING SHALL BE OVERLAPPED A MINUMUM OF 12" AND TAPED BOTH

SIDES.

N AT EXISTING AREAS TO BE RENOVATED, REMOVE EXISTING FINISHES AS REQUIRED TO

COMPLETE NEW WORK. PATCH AND REPAIR REMAINING SURFACES AS REQUIRED TO ENSURE

THAT SUBSTRATE CONDITIONS ARE SMOOTH AND IN SATISFACTORY CONDITION TO RECEIVE

NEW WORK.

O THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE ANY SAW CUTS WITHIN THE EXISTING SLABS WITHIN

THE NEW WORK AREA AS REQUIRED TO INSTALL NEW ELECTRICAL CONDUIT, PLUMBING,

AND/OR STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE SIZE, LOCATION, AND

DEPTH WITH THE FULL SET OF DOCUMENTS. REPLACE AND REPAIR CONCRETE AND FLASH

AS REQUIRED TO CREATE A FLUSH SURFACE AFTER COMPLETION OF WORK TASKS.

P THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE ALL ANCHORS, FASTENERS, WALL HANGERS, AND

MISCELLANEOUS EXTRUSIONS AND APPURTENANCES OF ITEMS BOTH NO LONGER

INSTALLED AND ITEMS REMOVED THROUGH DEMOLITION PROCEDURES.

Q THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPLACE OR REPAIR ANY ITEMS DAMAGED BY THE

CONTRACTOR OR ANY OF ITS AGENTS TO A CONDITION MATCHING THE ITEMS' CONDITION

AT THE START OF CONSTRUCTION AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER.

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.0

4 DEMOLITION - BASEMENT/PIT PLAN - PASSENGER ELEVATORS - BASE BID / ALT #1

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.0

3 DEMOLITION - 1ST FLOOR - FREIGHT ELEVATOR - ALT #2

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.0

5 DEMOLITION - 1ST FLOOR - PASSENGER ELEVATORS - BASE BID / ALT #1

NOT TO SCALE

KEY PLAN

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.0

1 DEMOLITION - SUB-BASEMENT/PIT PLAN - FREIGHT ELEVATOR - ALT #2

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.0

2 DEMOLITION - BASEMENT - FREIGHT ELEVATOR - ALT #2

02/14/2027

AREAS OF WORK

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EELEV. PE3

ELEV. PE1

ELEV. PE2

ELEVATOR IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS:

ELEV PE1: BC1677

ELEV PE2: BC0627

ELEV PE3: BC0626

1 6

GWB

10'-0"AFF

2x4 ACT

9'-0"AFF

GWB

11'-0"AFF

NOTE: MURAL ON WALL TO REMAIN AND UNDAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION.

1 1

EXISTING EGRESS

SIGN TO REMAIN

2x4 ACT

10'-10"AFF

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THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND

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MARYLAND REGISTRATION NO. 9410

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DATE: 02/14/2026

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ELEVATOR REPLACEMENT AT

BID DOCUMENTS3 06/15/2026

ADDENDUM 14 08/06/2026 A1.4

DEMOLITION ELEVATIONS

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YOUNG WOMEN #348

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2 2 4 6 8 10

1/4" = 1'-0"

FEETSCALE

KEYNOTES - DEMOLITION

1 EXISTING ELEVATOR DOOR TO BE REMOVED IN ITS ENTIRETY. PREPARE

OPENING/FRAME TO RECEIVE NEW WORK. SEE NEW WORK PLANS AND

SPECIFICATIONS

2 EXISTING ELEVATOR CAB AND ASSOCIATED COMPONENTS (CABLING, PULLEYS,

COUNTERWEIGHTS, ETC.) TO BE REMOVED IN THEIR ENTIRETY. PATCH AND

REPAIR EXISTING SHAFT TO PREPARE FOR NEW ELEVATOR

3 EXISTING ELEVATOR GUIDE RAILS TO REMAIN. PROTECT-IN-PLACE DURING

DEMOLITION. SEE SPECIFICATIONS.

4 EXISTING HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAME TO BE DEMOLISHED IN ITS ENTIRETY.

PREPARE OPENING TO RECEIVE NEW DOOR

5 EXISTING ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT (MOTOR, DRUM/SPOOL, CABLING, ELECTRICAL

COMPONENTS, ETC.) TO BE REMOVED IN THEIR ENTIRETY. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

PREPARE AREA TO RECEIVE NEW EQUIPMENT AND SHAFT CAP.

6 EXISTING ELEVATOR CALL BUTTON AND SIGNAGE TO BE REMOVED. PREPARE

AREA TO RECEIVE NEW WORK.

7 DEMOLISH EXISTING PIT ACCESS EQUIPMENT (LADDER, LIGHTING, ETC.) IF

PRESENT. CLEAN AND PREP EXISTING PIT FOR NEW WORK.

8 EXISTING ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT (THYSSEN KRUPP TAC50) TO BE REMOVED IN

ITS ENTIREY. SEE MEP DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

9 EXISTING MACHINE ROOM DOOR AND FRAME TO BE REPLACED IN THEIR

ENTIRETY. SEE NEW WORK PLANS FOR MORE INFORMATION.

10 EXISTING ELEVATOR KEY SWITCH ABOVE TO BE REMOVED AND RELOCATED

ADJACENT TO NEW ELEVATOR CALL BUTTON. PATCH AND REPAIR WALL TO

MATCH EXISTING FINISH/MATERIAL. SEE NEW WORK DETAILS AND

SPECIFICATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

11 EXISTING ELEVATOR MOTOR SUPPORT STRUCTURE TO REMAIN.

PROTECT-IN-PLACE DURING DEMOLITION PHASE. PREPARE STRUCTURE TO

RECEIVE NEW SHAFT CAP. SEE NEW WORK DETAILS.

12 EXISTING WALL-MTD FIRE EXTINGUISHER TO REMAIN.

13 EXISTING ELEVATOR CONTROLLER TO BE REMOVED IN ITS ENTIRETY. SEE MEP

DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION.

14 EXISTING DUCTWORK TO BE REMOVED IN ITS ENTIRETY. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

15 EXISTING DISCONNECT SWITCH TO BE DEMOLISHED. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

16 EXISTING ELEVATOR CONTROLLER TO BE DEMOLISHED. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

17 EXISTING WALL-MTD MINI SPLIT UNIT TO BE DEMOLISHED. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

18 EXISTING CONTROLLER PANEL TO REMAIN. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

19 CLEAN AND PREP EXISTING CONCRETE FLOORING FOR NEW WORK. SEE NEW

WORK PLANS.

20 CONTRACTOR TO REMOVE ALL UNNECESSARY EQUIPMENT AND CONTENT WITHIN

THIS AREA TO PREP FOR NEW WORK.

21 DEMOLISH EXISTING SHAFT WALL IN ITS ENTIRETY.

22 EXISTING VINTAGE ELEVATOR DIAL INDICATOR(S) TO BE REMOVED IN ITS

ENTIRETY. WALL TO BE PATCHED AND REPAIRED TO MATCH EXISTING

SURROUNDING WALL.

23 EXISTING VENT PIPE IN SHAFT TO BE REMOVED. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

24 EXISTING OPENING TO BE INFILLED. SEE NEW WORK PLANS.

25 HOLE IN EXISTING DIAMOND PLATE TO BE INFILLED FOLLOWING DEMOLITION OF

DUCTWORK. INFILL OPENING WITH MATERIALS TO MATCH ADJACENT

CONSTRUCTION.

26 EXISTING VENT PIPE TO BE REMOVED - SEE MEP DRAWINGS. PATCH AND

REPAIR EXISTING ROOF TO MATCH ADJACENT SURFACE.

27 SAWCUT EXISTING MASONRY SHAFT TO PROVIDE NEW OPENING FOR NEW

ELEVATOR DOOR. COORDINATE SIZE AND LOCATION WITH NEW WORK PLANS

AND ELEVATOR SPECIFICATIONS.

GENERAL DEMOLITION NOTES

A DEMOLITION PLAN IS NOT ALL INCLUSIVE. ADDITIONAL DEMOLITION WORK MAY BE

REQUIRED FOR INSTALLING NEW WORK.

B IN AREAS OR ROOMS WHERE ARCHITECTURAL DEMOLITION IS NOT INDICATED AND MEP IS

REQUIRED, REMOVE AND REPAIR ANY ITEMS TO ACCOMODATE WORK REQUIRED AND

RESTORE AREA TO ORIGINAL CONDITION BEFORE WORK PROCEEDS.

C PROTECT FROM THE ELEMENTS ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS THAT ARE TO REMAIN, AS

NECESSARY, DURING DEMOLITION PHASE OF CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR ALL DAMAGE

PROMPTLY TO ORIGINAL CONDITION.

D DEMOLITION SHALL INCLUDE ANY REMOVAL OF EXISTING MATERIALS TO MAKE PROVISION

FOR NEW FINISHES.

E THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFICATION OF ALL EXISTING

CONDITIONS. THE ARCHITECT IS TO BE NOTIFIED OF ANY DISCREPANCIES AND ANY

DISCREPANCIES RECTIFIED BEFORE WORK IS RESUMED.

F ALL STRUCTURAL ITEMS THAT SEEM TO BE SUSPECT FOR REPLACEMENT SHALL BE

INSPECTED BY THE PROJECT ARCHITECT TO DETERMINE IF THEY SHOULD BE REPLACED.

ALL STRUCTURAL ITEMS THAT ARE DAMAGED AND NEED REPLACING WILL BE TAGGED BY

THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER AND REPLACED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE ANY OTHER

WORK BEGINS.

G ALL DEMOLITION WORK SHALL BE EXECUTED IN A CAREFUL AND ORDERLY MANNER WITH

THE LEAST POSSIBLE NOISE, DUST AND DISTURBANCE TO THE OWNER.

H THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN AT ALL TIMES ALL EXISTING SMOKE AND FIRE

PROTECTION SYSTEMS.

I THE CONTRACTOR SHALL AT ALL TIMES KEEP ALL EXISTING ACCESS/EGRESS FREE AND

CLEAR OF DEBRIS.

J OWNER HAS RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL ON ANY ITEMS REMOVED OR DEMOLISHED IN

PROJECT AREA. AT EXISTING AREAS TO BE RENOVATED, REMOVE EXISTING FINISHES AS

REQUIRED TO COMPLETE NEW WORK. PATCH AND REPAIR REMAINING SURFACES AS

REQUIRED TO BRING TO A LIKE NEW STATE PRIOR TO APPLYING NEW FINISHES.

K AT AREAS TO BE RENOVATED, PROVIDE HEAD GUARDS AT ALL EXISTING SPRINKLER

HEADS DURING THE PERIOD OF RENOVATION.

L THE OWNER SHALL BE MAINTAINING OCCUPANCY OF THE SITE AND PORTIONS OF THE

BUILDING DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE

WITH THE OWNER AND THE OWNER'S PERSONNEL THROUGHOUT THE CONSTRUCTION TO

MINIMIZE, TO THE GREATEST EXTENT POSSIBLE, ANY DISRUPTIONS IN THE OWNER'S

WORKING PROCEDURES. THE PHASING OF THE PROJECT SHALL BE DETERMINED BY THE

CONTRACTOR AND SHALL NOT BE REASON FOR ADDITIONAL FEES. ADDITIONALLY, THE

CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE OWNER A MINIMUM OF 72 HOURS PRIOR TO

ANY DISRUPTION OF SERVICES/UTILITIES REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE WORK.

M THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE TEMPORARY DUST AND DEBRIS BARRIERS BETWEEN

AREAS TO REMAIN IN OPERATION AND WORK AREAS. BARRIERS SHALL BE PROVIDED AT,

BUT NOT LIMITED TO HVAC SUPPLY AND RETURN OPENINGS, TRANSFER VENTS, EXHAUST

VENTS, AND OTHER SUCH OPENINGS. BARRIERS SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 10 MIL PLASTIC

SHEETING SECURED AND SEALED TO EXISTING CONSTRUCTION AND/OR TEMPORARY

FRAMING. PLASTIC SHEETING SHALL BE OVERLAPPED A MINUMUM OF 12" AND TAPED BOTH

SIDES.

N AT EXISTING AREAS TO BE RENOVATED, REMOVE EXISTING FINISHES AS REQUIRED TO

COMPLETE NEW WORK. PATCH AND REPAIR REMAINING SURFACES AS REQUIRED TO ENSURE

THAT SUBSTRATE CONDITIONS ARE SMOOTH AND IN SATISFACTORY CONDITION TO RECEIVE

NEW WORK.

O THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE ANY SAW CUTS WITHIN THE EXISTING SLABS WITHIN

THE NEW WORK AREA AS REQUIRED TO INSTALL NEW ELECTRICAL CONDUIT, PLUMBING,

AND/OR STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE SIZE, LOCATION, AND

DEPTH WITH THE FULL SET OF DOCUMENTS. REPLACE AND REPAIR CONCRETE AND FLASH

AS REQUIRED TO CREATE A FLUSH SURFACE AFTER COMPLETION OF WORK TASKS.

P THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE ALL ANCHORS, FASTENERS, WALL HANGERS, AND

MISCELLANEOUS EXTRUSIONS AND APPURTENANCES OF ITEMS BOTH NO LONGER

INSTALLED AND ITEMS REMOVED THROUGH DEMOLITION PROCEDURES.

Q THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPLACE OR REPAIR ANY ITEMS DAMAGED BY THE

CONTRACTOR OR ANY OF ITS AGENTS TO A CONDITION MATCHING THE ITEMS' CONDITION

AT THE START OF CONSTRUCTION AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER.

NOT TO SCALE

KEY PLAN

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.4

5 DEMOLITION - BASEMENT - PASSENGER ELEVATORS - BASAE BID / ALT #1

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.4

2 DEMOLITION - BASEMENT - FREIGHT ELEVATOR - ALT #2

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.4

1 DEMOLITION - SUB-BASEMENT / PIT - FREIGHT ELEVATOR - ALT #2

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.4

3 DEMOLITION - 1ST FLOOR - FREIGHT ELEVATOR - ALT #2

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.4

4 DEMOLITION - 2ND FLOOR - FREIGHT ELEVATOR - ALT #2

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.4

6 DEMOLITION - 1ST FLOOR - PASSENGER ELEVATORS - BASE BID / ALT #1

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.4

7 DEMOLITION - 2ND FLOOR - PASSENGER ELEVATORS - BASE BID / ALT #1

NEW WALL

EXISTING DOOR

NEW WORK LEGEND

NEW DOOR

MECH

PE2

STAIR C003

ELEVATOR LOBBY

ELEV. PE1

A3.0

A3.0

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A2.0

AREAS OF WORK

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EELEV. PE3

ELEV. PE1

ELEV. PE2

ELEVATOR IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS:

ELEV PE1: BC1677

ELEV PE2: BC0627

ELEV PE3: BC0626

A3.0

STORAGE

STORAGE

ELEVATOR

CORRIDOR

ELEV. PE3

A2.0

STORAGE

STORAGE

ELEVATOR LOBBY

ELEV. PE3

A3.0

A2.0

LAUNDRY / CLOTHES CL.

ELEV. PE3

STAIR

STORAGE (ART SUPPLIES)

ART CLASSROOM

A3.06

A2.0

A3.0

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NURSE'S OFFICE

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ELEVATOR LOBBY

ELEV. PE1

ELEV. PE2A3.01

A3.0

A2.0

EXISTING SECURITY PARTITION

SCHOOL NUMBER

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PREPARED OR APPROVED BY ME AND THAT

I AM A DULY LICENSED ARCHITECT UNDER

THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND

BARRY MILLER

MARYLAND REGISTRATION NO. 9410

SIGNATURE:

DATE: 02/14/2026

65% DOCUMENTS1 02/26/2026

95% DOCUMENTS2 05/01/2026

ELEVATOR REPLACEMENT AT

BID DOCUMENTS3 06/15/2026

ADDENDUM 14 08/06/2026 A1.6

NEW WORK PLANS

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YOUNG WOMEN #348

128 W FRANKLIN ST, BALTIMORE, MD 21201

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GENERAL CONSTRUCTION NOTES

A CONTRACTOR AND ANY SUB-CONTRACTOR HAVING SUBMITTED A PROPOSAL FOR THIS WORK SHALL BE HELD AS HAVING CLEAR AND COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING OF REQUIREMENTS FOR THEIR WORK UNDER THE CONTRACT. THIS IS TO INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SITE/CIVIL, ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, ETC., SO AS TO AVOID COORDINATION ERRORS, OMISSIONS AND

MISINTERPRETATIONS. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION WILL BE AUTHORIZED FOR ALLEGED ERRORS, OMISSIONS AND MISINTERPRETATIONS, WHETHER THEY ARE A RESULT OF A FAILURE TO OBSERVE THESE REQUIREMENTS OR NOT. CONTRACTOR IS ALSO REQUIRED TO COORDINATE WITH

ANY OWNER SUPPLIED EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS.

B WHERE DISCREPANCIES EXIST BETWEEN VARIOUS DRAWINGS, THE CONTRACTOR WILL CONTACT ARCHITECT AND OWNER IN WRITING BEFORE PROCEEDING. THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTING ANY REASONABLE INTERPRETATION AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE

OWNER.

C CONTRACTORS ARE RESPONSIBLE AND LIABLE FOR SAFETY AND PROTECTION OF SITE, PROJECT, WORKMEN, SUB-CONTRACTORS, THE PUBLIC AND PUBLIC PROPERTY AGAINST INJURY OR DAMAGE OF ANY TYPE, FROM ANY CAUSE, UNTIL FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE PROJECT. CONTRACTOR

SHALL CARRY INSURANCE TO FULLY PROTECT THEIR INTERESTS AND THOSE OF THE OWNER.

D ALL WORK SHALL CONFORM TO LOCAL BUILDING CODES AND REGULATIONS AND SHALL BE INSTALLED ACCORDING TO THE JOINT REQUIREMENTS AND DECISIONS OF ALL LOCAL AUTHORITIES. IF ANY CONTRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR PERFORMS ANY WORK CONTRARY TO THE LOCAL

BUILDING CODE AND ORDINANCES, RULES AND REGULATIONS, THEY SHALL BEAR ALL COSTS ARISING THEREFROM.

E COORDINATE AND SCHEDULE WORK WITH THE OWNER TO ACCOMMODATE THE OWNER'S NORMAL ACTIVITIES AND TO MAINTAIN THE SAFETY OF THE

OWNER'S PROPERTY, STAFF AND OTHERS USING THE SITE.

F CONTRACTOR SHALL CHECK AND VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS AT THE JOB SITE BEFORE STARTING THE WORK. DIMENSIONS SHOWN ARE FROM FACE OF FINISH OR FACE OF MASONRY WALL UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. EXISTING WALLS ARE DIMENSIONED FACE OF FINISH TO FACE

OF FINISH ±.

G NOT EVERY CONDITION IS DETAILED. WHERE SPECIFIC DETAILING IS NOT SHOWN, EXECUTE THE CONSTRUCTION IN A SOUND, WORKMANLIKE MANNER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION METHODS & PROCEDURES.

H ADJACENT BUILDING SPACES NOT IN THE PROJECT AREA SHALL BE KEPT CLEAN AND PROTECTED. REMOVAL OF ALL EXISTING CONSTRUCTION, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURES SHALL BE EXECUTED IN A CAREFUL AND ORDERLY MANNER WITH THE LEAST POSSIBLE

DISTURBANCE OF ADJOINING AREAS. ALL EXISTING WORK DISTURBED OR DAMAGED BY THE PROCESS OF DEMOLITION AND NEW CONSTRUCTION

SHALL BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. EVERY MEANS SHALL BE USED BY EACH TRADE TO PROTECT THE WORK AND MATERIALS OF ALL OTHERS. IN THE EVENT OF DAMAGE, IMMEDIATE REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENTS SHALL BE MADE TO THE

SATISFACTION OF THE ARCHITECT.

I DUST RESULTING FROM THE WORK SHALL BE CONTROLLED TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF DUST TO THE OTHER PORTIONS OF THE BUILDING. THE USE OF WATER WILL NOT BE PERMITTED. PROVIDE DROP CLOTHS, DUST CURTAINS OR OTHER SUITABLE BARRIERS TO PREVENT THE DUST

TRAVELING TO OTHER PORTIONS OF THE BUILDING. SEAL OFF ALL RETURN AIR REGISTERS AND OTHER MECHANICAL SYSTEMS TO PREVENT DUST

FROM ENTERING SUCH SYSTEMS. IN ALL AREAS WHERE CONSTRUCTION DIRT AND/OR DUST IS PRODUCED AS A RESULT OF THE WORK, SHALL BE

VACUUMED AND/ OR DAMP MOPPED WITH APPROPRIATE EQUIPMENT.

J MAINTAIN THE PREMISES FREE FROM ACCUMULATION OF WASTE, DEBRIS, AND RUBBISH. AT COMPLETION OF THE WORK REMOVE ALL WASTE MATERIALS, TOOLS AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, LEAVING THE AREA CLEAN AND READY FOR NEW OCCUPANCY.

K MAINTAIN THE BUILDING IN A WATERTIGHT CONDITION AT ALL TIMES.

L THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ADEQUATELY BRACING AND PROTECTING WORK DURING CONSTRUCTION AGAINST DAMAGE, BREAKAGE, COLLAPSE, DISTORTION, AND/OR MISALIGNMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE CODE STANDARDS AND GOOD

PRACTICE. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE SOLELY AND EXCLUSIVELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ADEQUACY OF ALL SHORING AND BRACING.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE TEMPORARY ERECTION SHORING AND BRACING OF ALL STRUCTURAL WORK AS REQUIRED FOR THE STABILITY OF THE STRUCTURE DURING ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY INFORM THE ENGINEER OF ANY CONDITION IN

WHICH, IN THEIR OPINION, MIGHT ENDANGER THE STABILITY OF THE STRUCTURE OR CAUSE DISTRESS IN THE STRUCTURE.

M CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE BLOCKING REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL WALL MOUNTED EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES.

N ALL DOOR JAMBS IN METAL STUD PARTITIONS ARE SET 4" OFF THE ADJACENT WALL UNLESS NOTED OR SHOWN OTHERWISE.

O AT CMU WALLS SHOWN TO BE RATED. NO PENETRATIONS INTO THE FACE OF THE CMU WILL BE ALLOWED. ITEMS SHOULD BE FULLY PLACED WITHIN

FURRED SPACE WHERE APPLICABLE OR SURFACE MOUNTED.

P ANY STRAIGHT RUN OF UN-INTERRUPTED WALL (NOT INTERSECTED BY A PERPENDICULAR WALL) THAT DOES NOT EXTEND TO THE DECK/FRAMING ABOVE SHALL BE BRACED TO THE ROOF/FLOOR SYSTEM BY MATERIAL TO MATCH THE WALL FRAMING. BRACING SHALL BE SPACED AT A MINIMUM

OF 4'-0" O/C AND SHOULD ALTERNATE FROM SIDE TO SIDE OF THE WALL.

Q RATED WALLS AND SMOKE COMPARTMENT WALLS TO EXTEND TO UNDERSIDE OF ROOF/FLOOR ABOVE.

R CUTTING INTO NEW WORK OF OTHER TRADES SHALL BE DONE BY THE TRADE REQUIRING THE CUTTING. ALL CUTTING SHALL BE DONE IN A NEAT MANNER USING SAWS WHERE POSSIBLE. ALL PATCHING AND PAINTING REQUIRED AS A RESULT OF THIS CUTTING SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF

THE CONTRACTOR. PROVIDE ADEQUATE TEMPORARY SUPPORT FOR WORK BEING CUT AND PATCHED TO PREVENT FAILURE. DO NOT ENDANGER

OTHER WORK. PROVIDE ADEQUATE PROTECTION OF OTHER WORK DURING CUTTING AND PATCHING TO PREVENT DAMAGE.

S THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING ALL, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL PERMITS, AND ALL OTHER RELATED PERMITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE WORK. ALL PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE

LATEST ADOPTED BUILDING CODE AND SHALL BE SUBJECT TO FIELD INSPECTION BY THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION.

T FREDERICK WARD ASSOCIATES HAS NO EXPERTISE IN, AND TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR, CONSTRUCTION MEANS AND METHODS OR JOB SITE SAFETY DURING CONSTRUCTION. PROCESSING AND/OR APPROVING SUBMITTALS MADE BY THE CONTRACTOR CONTAINING INFORMATION RELATED

TO CONSTRUCTION METHODS, OR SAFETY ISSUES, OR PARTICIPATION IN MEETINGS WHERE SUCH ISSUES MIGHT BE DISCUSSED. IT SHALL NOT BE

CONSTRUED AS VOLUNTARY ASSUMPTION BY FREDERICK WARD ASSOCIATES, OR ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR SAFETY PROCEDURES. IT IS SOLELY THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR TO FOLLOW ALL APPLICABLE SAFETY CODES AND REGULATIONS DURING CONSTRUCTION. FREDERICK

WARD ASSOCIATES DOES NOT ENGAGE IN, AND DOES NOT SUPERVISE THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS.

U FINAL LOCATION OF ALL FIRE ALARM DEVICES, EMERGENCY EGRESS LIGHTING, EXIT SIGNS, FIRE EXTINGUISHERS AND FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS, ETC. SHALL BE REVEIWED AND FIELD COORDINATED WITH CONSIDERATION OF FINAL FINISHES WITH THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

APPROVAL MUST BE OBTAINED BY THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

V CONTRACTOR TO FIELD VERIFY EXISTING SHAFT DIMENSIONS IN COORDINATION WITH SHOP DRAWING PRODUCTION.

KEYNOTES - NEW WORK

1 NEW ELEVATOR DOOR IN EXISTING FRAME. EXISTING WRAP FRAME WITH NEW 18

GAUGE BRUSHED STAINLESS STEEL CLADDING. ORNAMENTAL WOOD FRAMES ON

THE FIRST FLOOR TO BE REPAINTED/PATCHED TO MATCH EXISTING. SEE

SPECIFICATIONS AND DETAILS.

2 NEW ELEVATOR CAB:

- STAINLESS STEEL WALL PANELS

- 18"X36" LVT BY ARMSTRONG (COLOR: SPETTRO NILE NIGHT)

- STAINLESS STEEL CEILING WITH INTEGRAL LIGHTING (PER ELEV. MNFR)

- STAINLESS STEEL HANDRAIL / BUMPER RAIL

- METAL STUD HANGERS FOR PROTECTIVE BLANKETS

- CAB FAN AND VENTILATION SLOTS

- REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR MORE INFORMATION

3 NEW PIT ACCESS LADDER WITH PRESSURE SWITCH.

BOD = SOURCE AND TECHNOLOGY S2-CLIMBER-ST22. SEE DETAILS.

4 NEW CALL BUTTON AND ELEVATOR SIGNAGE IN EXISTING LOCATION.

5 NEW ELEVATOR SHAFT CAP TO MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT CAP. SEE SECTIONS

AND DETAILS.

6 NEW CONTROL PANEL, SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

7 NEW MINI SPLIT UNIT ABOVE, SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

8 OUTDOOR PORTION OF NEW MINI SPLIT UNIT. SUPPORTED VIA WALL BRACKET 24"

ABOVE ROOF SURFACE, SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

9 NEW ELEVATOR CONTROLLER, SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

10 NEW DISCONNECT SWITCH, SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

11 NEW ELEVATOR MACHINE EQUIPMENT, SEE MEP DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS.

12 ELEVATOR KEY SWITCH TO BE RELOCATED TO THIS LOCATION ADJACENT TO NEW

CALL BUTTON. SEE ELEVATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS.

13 EXISTING ELEVATOR SHAFT CAP TO REMAIN.

14 PROVIDE NEW WALL-MTD FIRE EXTINGUISHER IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA

REQUIREMENTS.

15 OPENING TO BE INFILLED WITH EIFS OVER CMU BLOCK, MIN. 2" OF RIGID

INSULATION. EIFS COLOR TO MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT INFILLS. PAINT INTERIOR

FINISH TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL SURFACE.

16 EXISTING MASONRY WALLS THROUGHOUT SPACE TO BE REPOINTED.

17 PAINT EXPOSED MASONRY WALLS AND CEILING, COLOR = BRIGHT WHITE. SEE

SPECIFICATIONS.

18 CLEAN AND PREP EXISTING FLOOR TO RECEIVE NEW EPOXY COATING. COLOR TO

WHITE, AS SELECTED BY OWNER. SEE SPECIFICATIONS.

19 EXISTING FIRE EXTINGUISHER TO REMAIN.

20 PROVIDE NEW WALL-MTD WIRE BASKET BINDER HOLDER, SEE SPECIFICATIONS

21 NOT USED.

22 PROVIDE ROOM IDENTIFICATION TYPE 2 SIGNAGE WITH BRAILLE ON DOOR - SEE

GENERAL NOTES AND SYMBOLS. COORDINATE ROOM NAME WITH

OWNER/ARCHITECT

- TYPE A: MECHANICAL ROOM

- TYPE B: ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOM

23 EXISTING MASONRY IN ENTIRE SHAFT TO BE PATCHED, REPAIRED AND REPOINTED.

SEE SPECIFICATIONS

24 NEW 90-MINUTE HOLLOW METAL DOOR AND FRAME. MATCH EXISTING SIZE AND

LOCATION. PROVIDE NEW HARDWARE AS FOLLOWS:

- (3) 5-KNUCKLE STANDARD WEIGHT HINGES WITH NON-REMOVABLE PINS

- (1) HEAVY-DUTY CYLINDRICAL LEVER LOCKSET WITH STOREROOM FUNCTION

- (1) DOOR CLOSER

COORDINATE FINAL SELECTIONS AND KEYING WITH OWNER/ARCHITECT.

25 APPROXIMATE LOCATION OF EXISTING SKYLIGHT ABOVE TO BE INFILLED. SEE

TYPICAL INFILL SECTION.

26 SEE MEP & RCP DRAWINGS FOR INFORMATION ON CEILING MOUNTED LIGHTING

WORK ABOVE TO OCCUR IN THIS AREA.

27 NEW ELECTRICAL PANEL. SEE MEP DRAWINGS.

28 PROVIDE FIRE SERVICE KEY BOX - (1) FSK8-FEO-K1. COORDINATE MOUNTING

LOCATION WITH BCPS AND FIRE MARSHAL.

29 ALUMINUM SADDLE THRESHOLD. MATCH WIDTH TO DOOR FRAME DEPTH. BASIS OF

DESIGN = PEMKO

30 MURALS OUTSIDE OF ELEVATOR DOORS TO BE PROTECTED AND SAVED DURING

CONSTRUCTION. CONTRACTOR TO PROCEED WITH CAUTION.

31 EXISTING POSTED EGRESS PLAN OUTSIDE ELEVATORS DOORS TO REMAIN

32 NEW SLIDING ELEVATOR DOOR AND FRAME IN EXISTING OPENING. VERIFY

OPENING SIZES IN FIELD. SEE SPECIFICATIONS.

33 NEW SHAFT CAP INFILL PATCH. INFILL MATERIAL TO MATCH ADJACENT EXISTING

MATERIAL. ALL WELDS TO BE GROUND SMOOTH. PAINT TO MATCH EXISTING SHAFT

CAP.

34 TPO ROOFING MEMBRANE PATCH TO MATCH EXISTING ROOFING MEMBRANE.

HEAD WELD SEAMS AND PATCH PER MFR RECOMMENDATIONS.

35 NEW SLIDING ELEVATOR DOOR. COORDINATE SIZE WITH ELEVATOR

SPECIFICATIONS.

P T

2 2 4 6 8 10

1/4" = 1'-0"

FEETSCALE

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.6

4 NEW WORK - BASEMENT/PIT PLAN - PASSENGER ELEVATORS - BASE BID / ALT. #1

NOT TO SCALE

KEY PLAN

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.6

1 NEW WORK - SUB-BASEMENT/PIT PLAN - FREIGHT ELEVATOR - ALT. #2

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.6

2 NEW WORK - BASEMENT - FREIGHT ELEVATOR - ALT #2

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.6

3 NEW WORK - 1ST FLOOR - FREIGHT ELEVATOR - ALT #2

1/4" = 1'-0"A1.6

5 NEW WORK - 1ST FLOOR - PASSENGER ELEVATORS - BASE BID / ALT. #1

NEW WALL

EXISTING DOOR

NEW WORK LEGEND

NEW DOOR

AREAS OF WORK

M

T R

A N C

EELEV. PE3

ELEV. PE1

ELEV. PE2

ELEVATOR IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS:

ELEV PE1: BC1677

ELEV PE2: BC0627

ELEV PE3: BC0626

GWB

10'-0"AFF

2x4 ACT

9'-0"AFF

2x4 ACT

9'-5"AFF

GWB

11'-0"AFF

MATCH WOOD & PAINT

TO MATCH EXISTING

ELEV. #1 FRAMING

EXISTING EGRESS

SIGN TO REMAIN

2x4 ACT

10'-10"AFF

SCHOOL NUMBER

REVISIONNO.

REVISIONS

DATE 348

SEAL

DRAWING NO.

Baltimore City

Public Schools

SCALE:

CHECKED BY:

AS NOTED

DRAWN BY:

DATE:

PSC NO.:

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION.

I CERTIFY THAT THESE DOCUMENTS WERE

PREPARED OR APPROVED BY ME AND THAT

I AM A DULY LICENSED ARCHITECT UNDER

THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND

BARRY MILLER

MARYLAND REGISTRATION NO. 9410

SIGNATURE:

DATE: 02/14/2026

65% DOCUMENTS1 02/26/2026

95% DOCUMENTS2 05/01/2026

ELEVATOR REPLACEMENT AT

BID…