Amended _ Telfair Recreational Complex LED Re.pdf

Telfair County

Recrea�on Complex

LED Upgrade/Retrofit

AMENDMENTS

Amendment #1

The Due date for Sealed Bids is extended to July 26, 2024.

Amendment #2

The specifica�ons for the project have changed. Please see adjusted specifica�ons beginning on the next page.

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SECTION 16525

TURNKEY INSTALLATION OF ENERGY EFFICIENT OUTDOOR LED SPORTS LIGHTING

STEEL POLES, TUBULAR CROSS ARM, & INTEGRAL DRIVER WITH WIRELESS CONTROLS

TELFAIR RECREATIONAL COMPLEX

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. The purpose of this specification is to communicate the intention of the project and to establish a standard of quality that must be met. No portion of this specification is intended to be sole source or proprietary and any clause that describes a specific item or function is designed to establish a standard of quality and not to create a specific sole specification requirement. All bids will be viewed to determine if they have met the intention and standard of quality established by this specification. The reviewer reserves the right to reject any bid if determined to not have met the intention or standard of quality of this document.

B. The intention of this specification is to provide a high-quality sports lighting solution under a turnkey installation contract. The bidding contractor shall include all labor, commissioning, and design necessary to provide a complete end solution. This is NOT a material only bid.

C. For existing Baseball and Football Fields: Provide energy efficiency and maintenance reducing outdoor sports lighting luminaires to replace existing HID integral ballast luminaires on existing structure utilizing existing electrical distribution system.

D. For new tennis court lighting: Provide energy efficient and maintenance reducing outdoor sports lighting systems complete with all new LED luminaires, completely factory pre-wired & pre-aimed and securely attached to tubular cross arms by contractor in field. Provide direct embedment galvanized steel poles for new installation fields.

E. Park Complex:

i. (4) Baseball Fields - Retrofit

ii. (1) Football Field - Retrofit

iii. (6) Tennis Courts – Retrofit

iv. (4) Tennis Courts – New Install - Alternate

1.2 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. All systems shall be furnished, manufactured and warranted by the same manufacturer.

B. Proposed luminaires shall be manufactured by an organization with a minimum of 10 years of experience in the manufacture of high-power sports lighting luminaires.

1.3 SUBMITTALS

A. Product Data:

1. Provide written SPECIFICATION REVIEW. Include a written statement from the manufacturer of exceptions and discrepancies to this specification if any; if none, so state.

2. Submit complete documentation of all illuminance calculations. Identify all values of illuminance performance criteria used, including a Light Loss Factor. Provide printouts to document calculation grid and results. Show exact pole locations on computer illuminance printouts for proposed layout.

3. Show KW electrical load per pole. Show complete electrical wiring diagram with fuses, wire types and sizes, disconnects and internal concealed routing indicated.

4. Submit original component manufacturer specification sheets for each luminaire type, driver type and pre-wire flexible cord.

5. Submit copy of system warranty

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B. Shop Drawings:

1. Shop drawings shall include descriptive sheets of each luminaire. If proposed fixture is different in any manner from that scheduled, indicate exact difference with the notation "exception", otherwise it is assumed that the proposed fixture is the same in all respects as that scheduled.

2. Show elevation of each pole complete with rack of floodlights.

3. Pole elevation shall show luminaire mounting height for each type of pole.

C. Closeout Submittal: Submit Record Drawings, footcandle measurement reports and O&M manuals.

1.4 SPORTS LIGHTING CRITERIA

A. Lighting Standard: Lighting system layout, installation and testing shall conform to

Illuminating Engineering Society Recommended Practice RP-6-01 "Sports Lighting".

B. Illuminance Performance Criteria:

1. Lighting system manufacturer shall furnish new equipment to meet or exceed given performance criteria. Page numbers are from the Lighting Standard referenced above.

2. The lighting system shall be designed to provide guaranteed light levels over a usage of

5,000 hours. Maintained levels shall be guaranteed for a period of 10 years or 5,000 hours, whichever comes first.

3. Calculations: IES Point Method.

4. Illuminance:

a. Maintained: All values are stated as maintained values. Calculations shall show initial values together with Light Loss Factor used to calculate maintained values.

b. Field Levels:

a. Baseball Fields – Class IV

i. 30 Foot-Candles Infield

ii. 20 Foot-Candles Outfield

b. Football Field – Class III

i. 30 Foot-Candles

c. Tennis – Class IV

i. 30 Foot-Candles

5. Uniformity Ratio:

a. Maximum to minimum ratio on respective grids are not to exceed values for both computer computation and field measurements per IESNA RP-6

a. Baseball – Class IV

i. Infield < 2.50:1

ii. Outfield < 3.00:1

b. Football – Class III

i. < 2.50:1

c. Tennis – Class IV

i. < 2.50:1

6. Light Loss Factor (LLF):

a. Minimum Total LLF:

a. Under no circumstances will a total LLF of greater than 0.95 be accepted.

b. LLF utilized in photometric calculations shall be printed on photometric calculations. Missing LLF (of 0.95 or less) on the photometric calculations is grounds for rejection of bid.

7. Illuminance Field Measuring Grid Size and Number of Points:

a. The combined footprint of all fields shall be meshed with an illumination grid per IESNA RP-6. This requirement applies to both the calculated and field validation test point locations.

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a. Baseball

i. Grid Size: 30’ x 30’

b. Football

i. Grid Size: 30’ x 30’

c. Tennis (Including primary and secondary area)

i. Grid Size: 10’ x 10’

8. Horizontal Plane of Calculation and Measurement: 36" above grade.

9. Layout:

a. Pole layouts shall comply with referenced Lighting Standard on attached drawings. All computer calculations shall be based on actual pole locations, not generic sports fields. Pole names on printouts shall key to pole names given on Drawings.

b. The Lighting system for the tennis court shall utilize (6) poles with a minimum mounting height as shown on the plans.

C. Maximum Electrical Load: The total lighting system electrical load shall not exceed 31 kW for football, 61kW for all baseball fields combined and 11kW for the tennis courts. In determination of electrical load, luminaire published wattage shall be independently verified at a supply voltage equal to the lowest voltage rating of the driver (120V in most cases).

1.5 WARRANTY

A. Floodlights: Luminaires and sports system, except fuses, shall be warranted (Limited Warranty) for a period of ten (10) years and warrants given to the purchaser that all assemblies shall be free from defects in materials and workmanship from the date of shipment. A copy of the manufacturer's warranty shall be submitted.

B. Light Levels: Light levels shall be guaranteed not to drop below the specified maintained levels for a usage of 5,000 hours over a 10-year period. Shall the levels drop below the specified levels;

the manufacturer shall repair or maintain the system such that the field levels are returned to a conformant state. Levels shall be warranted to a standard of - 10% of specified levels-maintained levels.

C. Aiming: Provide one (1) year warranty on the alignment and aiming of all sports lighting floodlights. Warranty to include any adjustments and re-aiming required.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 GENERAL

A. All luminaires shall be new, specification grade.

B. Manufacturer nomenclature in fixture schedule or otherwise described on the drawings is given only to show the general fixture series. Luminaire catalog numbers do not necessarily include all accessories and are intended only to define manufacturers and types of equipment suitable for project. Submittal shall indicate complete catalog number necessary to delineate all specified luminaire features.

C. To ensure performance of the lighting system meets expectations of the client, photometric test reports performed by a third party, independent testing laboratory shall be submitted to the engineer.

1. Testing laboratory shall be certified though the National Voluntary Laboratory

Accreditation Program (NVLAP).

2. The Laboratory shall not be owned, in whole or in part, by the manufacturer of the luminaire or sports lighting system.

3. Both test reports and IES files created by the laboratory shall be made available to the engineer by request to validate the submitted lighting design.

4. Failure to provide this information will be grounds for immediate rejection.

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5. Under no circumstance will computer simulated .ies files be accepted.

2.2 LUMINAIRE

A. Luminaire Assembly:

1. The luminaire shall be listed to standard UL1598 by NVLAP laboratory (e.g.

UL, CSA, ETL, etc) and have a minimum ambient temperature rating of 40C.

2. Each floodlight shall be a complete assembly of LED assembly, driver, optics and housing. Install with a common mounting assembly designed to allow each floodlight to be removed/replaced as a single unit.

3. Luminaire shall include integral, high efficiency, constant current LED drivers.

4. Shall be factory wired with dedicated wireless control module to provide dimming and on/off control as part of a complete wireless mesh network control system.

5. Individually labeled showing fixture number, tower designation and location on the structure.

6. For the tennis courts, each luminaire shall be provided with a factory wired 3’ length of 16/3 STOOW with a molded 3 pin connector to permit electrical attachment in the field without the need to hardwire the system. For the baseball and football retrofit fields, each fixture shall be able to accept an existing 16/3 SO power cable but must permit sizes up to 12/3 without modification to the luminaire.

B. Floodlight Wiring In Pole (tennis only):

1. Factory shall furnish multi-conductor cable harness of minimum #14AWG designed for suspension inside the pole. Cable harness shall be designed to resist high abrasion and flexing. Cable harness shall be rated 600V, 105C, and UL listed and CSA classified. Standard building wire such as THWN is not acceptable. Furnish cable with appropriate suspension device.

2. Every cable shall include a grounding conductor.

C. Cross Arm Wiring (tennis only):

1. Each cross arm shall be pre-wired with minimum #16AWG wire to a molded, weather tight inlet at each fixture location.

2. Line side of wires from inlet shall be terminated to a factory wired connector for easy connection to cable harness.

3. Inlet shall connect to molded 3 pin connector that is shipped factory wired to the luminaire.

D. External Pole Disconnect (tennis only):

1. Provide a manual-operated, UL-listed, rotary type disconnect (3-pole) switch, fusing, & lugs, in a pre-wired weatherproof N3R enclosure. Cover shall have full-length piano hinge. Provide enclosure pre-wired and complete, ready for installation on pole at job site.

2. Panel Mounting Height: Install on pole with bottom of enclosure at approximately 12 feet above finish grade. Pole shall be furnished with a single 3” x 5” opening for incoming and outgoing power.

3. Install all pole wiring harness fuses in the pole disconnect enclosure. Provide watertight fuse holders.

4. Provide a ground lug for connecting grounding conductor run with pole feeder to pole.

E. Safety Listing

1. The entire electrical system shall be listed to UL1598.

2. All connections in the electrical system shall be made via factory wired connectors or plugs. There shall be no need to hardwire any connection except for incoming power to the disconnect in the fuse box at the base of the tower.

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2.3 DRIVER HOUSING

A. Integral Driver Assembly:

1. The ballast housing shall be heavy duty die cast aluminum in construction

2. Finish uniformly inside and outside using polyester powder-coat or an epoxy-acrylic electro-coat paint finish.

3. There shall be no exposed wire between the drive and the LED assembly. The only permissible exposed wire shall be from the driver housing to the cross arm.

4. The driver housing shall feature tool-less entry via stainless steel draw latches. A stainless-steel safety chain shall be provided such that the cover will not fall from the luminaire during service

5. Luminaire shall include a minimum of (2) LED drivers per unit for added redundancy such that failure of any one driver will not extinguish an entire luminaire.

6. DC output of drivers shall be wired in parallel such that failure of any one driver will result in reduced drive current of all LED and will not result in any part of the LED array extinguishing.

B. Features:

1. To ensure uniform operation of the LED over a wide range of operating temperatures, the driver shall be constant current. Constant voltage solutions will not be accepted.

2. LED shall be operated at a drive current that is no more than 50% of the absolute maximum allowable drive current as specified within the LED manufacturer cut sheet for the diode used within the luminaire.

3. Driver shall come standard with 0-10V dimming, 12V auxiliary power in power the wireless control module and dim to off technology to allow the control system to turn off the luminaires without the need for contactors or relays.

4. Drivers shall be mounted to the housing with mounting clips that permit removal of the drivers by loosening the mounting screw but without necessitating removal of the fastener. This technology eliminates the problem of missing or lost hardware during service.

5. Drivers shall be factory wired to terminal strip mounted over labels cast into the driver housing which clearly identify the positive and negative terminal for each LED module.

6. THD shall be no more than 20%.

7. Driver shall be UL Listed for Wet Location and be IP67 rated.

8. Power Factor >0.95

2.4 OPTICAL ASSEMBLY

A. General:

1. The fixture shall be of heavy-duty construction

2. The LED housing shall be constructed of cast aluminum

3. The optical assembly shall include an impact and thermal resistant tempered glass lens of no less than 0.15” thickness. Any material other than glass as the LED enclosure will not be accepted.

4. Each luminaire shall have a dedicated optical constructed of PMMA

5. Wire to board electrical connections shall be made with poke-in style connectors only.

Solder joints will not be accepted.

6. Factory new LED modules and replacement modules shall be supplied by the manufacturer with factory applied graphite thermal interface material. This eliminates the need to apply thermal interface in the field and allows installation of a replacement module without having to clean the heat sink. Thermal grease or phase change material as the module TIM will not be accepted.

B. Glare Control:

1. Glare and spill lighting is of a major concern on this project. As such, each luminaire shall be supplied with internal glare control that provides total glare cut off in all viewing angles (top, sides and bottom viewing angle of luminaire).

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1. Luminaires that offer only top visor control will not be accepted due to unacceptable glare on field.

2. Glare control material shall be of a matte black finish to reduce secondary reflected glare off the control ribs.

3. Photometric reports and tests shall include glare control as specified.

4. Luminaires that propose to use “TIR” optic technology as their sole method of glare mitigation will not be accepted. Unit must have “egg crate” style, matte black internal glare control.

5. External methods of glare control (visors, louvers, baffles, etc) are not effective at controlling glare in LED luminaires and will not be considered an acceptable alternative to a complete, internal glare control solution.

2.5 LED

A. LED Characteristics:

1. LED shall generate light that is 5000K CCT.

2. CRI shall be 70 CRI minimum, 70 CRI typical diodes will not be accepted.

3. LED shall be “high power” in design and shall incorporate a base mounting material of either ceramic or aluminum. “Mid-power” LEDs like traditional “3030” or “5050” packages that utilize a plastic base material will not be accepted due to unacceptable long-term color shift, high lumen depreciation and extreme susceptibility to chemical attack in an outdoor environment.

B. LED Manufacturers: Nichia, Cree, Seoul

2.6 FACTORY PRE-AIMING

1. The system shall be factory pre-aimed by the sports lighting manufacturer for all fields. Labeling shall include the luminaire and cross arm (where applicable) with each fixture unique identified for specific location on the job site and aiming angles. The contractor shall not have to adjust the vertical or horizontal aiming in the field upon receipt. Systems that are aimed in the field by the contractor or that are not pre-aimed will not be accepted.

B. Labeling:

1. Each luminaire shall ship from the factory with a printed, outdoor rated, UV stable label that clearly indicates the following information:

1. Fixture ID Number:

a. ID shall indicate tower number, row number and actual location on the structure.

2. Aiming Angles:

a. Shown as degrees left or right and down from horizontal

3. Optical Distribution

2. The packaging of the luminaire shall include a label on the exterior of the box with information identical to the fixture label such that the contractor can identify the luminaire location without having to open the packaging.

1. Factory shall ship luminaire in sequential order such that the contractor to set pallets of fixtures at the tower location without having to break down and organize the shipment.

3. Each cross arm (where applicable) shall ship from the factory with a label at each fixture location that identically matches the label provided on the luminaire. This ensures the fixture location is clearly identifiable in the field by the contractor and offers a method to verify proper installation in the field.

C. Horizontal (left-right) aiming:

1. A heavy duty, powder coated aluminum mounting bracket shall be factory mounted to the fixture mounting location and precision located for the proper left-right aiming angle.

2. The mounting hardware that attaches the mounting bracket to the platform shall be set to the proper torque at the factory to ensure safety mounting but also to avoid seizing of the hardware in the field due to over-torque.

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3. Hardware to mount the luminaire to the mounting bracket shall be factory installed to the mounting bracket but loose enough to install the luminaire without having to back off or remove the hardware.

4. A permanent mark shall be applied to the bracket such that, if the luminaire is moved in the field, it can be quickly and easily returned to the proper angle.

D. Vertical (up-down) aiming:

1. The stainless-steel mounting trunnion shall be factory adjusted to the required up down angle.

2. The adjustment hardware for up-down aiming shall be set to the proper torque in the factory to ensure luminaire will not move in the wind but also to avoid over torque in the field.

3. A permanent mark shall be applied to the luminaire such that, if the luminaire is moved in the field, it can be quickly and easily returned to the proper angle.

2.7 MOUNTING STRUCTURES (Tennis 4 Courts New Install – Alternate) Four tennis courts currently have no lighting. List this section as an alternate section to provide turnkey installation of poles and lighting systems per the specs herein.

A. Design Criteria:

1. Provide Sports Lighting Pole Systems including an anchor base tower, concrete foundation, and cross arms with mounting provisions for luminaires.

2. Tower fabrication plant shall be AISC Certified. Towers fabricated in a Non-AISC production facility will not be accepted.

3. Minimum Basic Wind Speed: 90 mph 3 second gust

4. Design Criteria: AASHTO LTS-6, non- fatigue

B. Pole Shaft:

1. Each section of the pole shaft shall be of a single ply and be made from length of steel with no welded circumferential splices. Each slip joint shall be assembled in the field by telescoping the upper section over the lower section by a minimum lap of 1.5 times the largest inside diameter of the upper section. The pole shaft sections shall be high strength steel meeting the requirements of ASTM A572 Grade 65.

2. The long seam shall have a minimum penetration of 60% along the length of the weld

1. 100% penetration of the seam weld shall be in following locations

a. Female section of the slip joint + 6”

b. Bottom 6” of the base tube

2. Full penetration sections of the seam weld shall be 100% UT inspected

3. Assembly: Factory-mark full telescoping points of all pole slip joints and match-mark all sections. Furnish pole assembly procedure with suggested equipment.

4. The tower shall be inspected by an AWS (American Welding Society) CWI (Certified

Welding Inspector) per the latest edition of AWS D1.1. Reports shall be submitted upon fabrication from an AWS CWI certifying the base welds have passed ultrasonic inspection per the latest edition of AWS D1.1

5. Assembly: Factory-mark full telescoping points of all pole slip joints and match-mark all sections. Furnish pole assembly procedure with suggested equipment.

C. Hot Dip Galvanizing:

1. Assembled pole sections shall be individually hot-dipped galvanized in accordance with the requirements of ASTM A123. Each component must be completely coated in a single dip. No double dipping will be allowed. All miscellaneous hardware shall be galvanized per ASTM A153.

D. Foundation:

1. The tower should be designed with a direct embedment style foundation. The total embedment length of the tower shall be coordinated with and match the supplied foundation design.

2. The manufacturer shall prepare a foundation design stamped by a Georgia Professional Engineer (PE).

1. The foundation shall be designed in accordance with soil reports provided by the customer or on an assumed conservative soil condition advised by the engineer.

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Soil reports are to be provided by the engineer of record to the manufacturer for foundation design.

E. Cross Arm Structural Strength – The platform, luminaire, and method of mounting shall be provided by the manufacturer such that it will structurally withstand 125mph winds with 1.3 gust factor without misalignment or any damage to the crossarm or its components.

F. Job Site Delivery: Structures delivered to job site prior to use shall be protected from moisture retention and kept well ventilated. Remove all packaging and shipping materials to prevent accelerated finish deterioration. Follow fabricator's instructions for temporary storage.

2.8 WIRELESS CONTROLS

1. The wireless control system shall be a wireless mesh technology. Each luminaire shall be provided with a factory integrated wireless control that is uniquely identified for fixture number, location and aiming coordinates. Each fixture shall be individually addressable and controllable for full continuous dimming from 10% to 100% and shall be able to be completely switched off with dim-to-off technology via the control node. The main control unit shall be provided by the manufacturer within a NEMA4X non-metallic enclosure for mounting on an exterior wall by the contractor. The only wiring terminations the contractor should be required to make is 120V input to the control base station and connection of LAN cable to provide internet access to the controller. The control system shall be commercially available such that future luminaires purchased by the end user from any manufacturer can be optioned with either an internal controller or 7 PIN dimming receptacle for integration to the system. The entire wireless control system shall be provided and warranted by the sports lighting manufacturer. All service, programming and training shall be provided by the sports lighting manufacturer and not by a 3rd party.

B. Central Base Station (Main Controller)

1. Contained within NEMA 4X non-metallic enclosure

2. Incorporates cellular SIM card such that that manufacturer to gain access to the system with or without LAN access for programming, training and troubleshooting

3. Provide, at a minimum, the following pre-programmed control scenes:

1. All Off

2. All On

3. Baseball Field 1

4. Baseball Field 2

5. Baseball Field 3

6. Baseball Field 4

7. Football Field

8. Tennis Courts 1-6

9. Tennis Courts 7-10

10. Baseball Field 5 (future construction)

11. Baseball Field 6 (future construction)

12. Baseball Field 7 (future construction)

13. Baseball Field 8 (future construction)

4. The control system shall be able to be controlled via use of the push buttons, wireless control apps for smart phone or tablet or via an internet portal.

5. Shall have the capacity to control up to 500 luminaires to provide the end user the ability to expand the control system in the future.

C. Wireless Control Node

1. Contained internal of each luminaire

2. To ensure long term reliability of the control system, the control node shall not receive power from the AC mains. The Controller shall receive 12V power directly from one of the LED drivers in the luminaire.

3. The Controller shall provide standard 0-10V dimming commands to the drivers within the luminaire.

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4. The control node shall be able to be serviced and replaced within the luminaire without removal of the luminaire from the tower.

5. The manufacturer is responsible for identifying and locating all luminaires on the job site such that they can remotely identify and control each luminaire.

D. Communication Costs

1. The system shall provide wireless control and monitoring via LAN connection provided by the end user. Any additional costs to operate the control system for a period of 10 years including software costs shall be paid for by the manufacturer.

E. Training

1. Sports Lighting Manufacturer shall provide a training session for the end user after installation and commissioning of the system. Training shall discuss programming, operation and use of the control system. Manufacturer shall provide a minimum of (8) hours of custom programming time if required to ensure the (9) five control scenes are to the liking of the end user. Each control scene shall be designed to provide adequate and safe illuminate of the sports fields while minimizing energy consumption on the job site. Each scene shall be achieved via selectively dimming or switching on/off luminaire across the site.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 FIELD QUALITY CONTROL

A. Field Measurements and Performance Evaluation:

1. Method: Shall be per Annex B of IES RP-6.

2. Measuring Grid: The area to be measured, the location and layout of the measuring grid shall be as defined in Specification Paragraph "Illuminance Performance Criteria".

3. Results: A discrepancy between predicated (calculated) performance and actual site survey results is to be expected. However, the actual results shall be within plus/minus ten percent of the expected illumination. If not, take corrective action to bring installation into conformance.

4. Personnel:

1. The light level measurement and any adjustments, if necessary, shall be managed directly by contractor.

2. Supporting the contractor shall be the local sales representative. Local sales representative shall have a physical office within 30 miles of the project site and shall have been in business in the area for a minimum of 10 years.

3. The engineer of record shall be notified of the light level’s measurements a minimum of two weeks prior to arrival on the job site. The EOR will witness the testing and shall be permitted to take validating measurements during the factory visit to ensure agreement with submitted values.

4. The contractor shall be on site to provide support to all parties regarding energizing the system and, if required, climb the towers and adjust the lights at the direction of the factory technician.

B. Checklist

1. All luminaires shall be operating and properly aimed.

2. The system shall be turned ON at least 30 minutes prior to testing.

3. Tests shall be taken when the air is clear and extraneous light is at a minimum.

4. Contractor shall pay any premium time or night shift crew labor costs to support manufacturer in any adjustments necessary to ensure compliance to the field lighting requirements.

5. Take care to prevent operator and other test personnel from casting shadows or reflecting light from clothing on the measurement instruments.

6. Photometer shall be of good quality and accuracy, recently calibrated with current calibration sticker applied to the housing from an NVLAP certified laboratory). If manufacturer meter lacks current calibration sticker, the light meter shall be provided by the engineer or record. The meter shall be cosine corrected for incident light up to an

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7. Contractor pays all electricity costs for temporary power consumed during installation and testing and any labor costs associated with aiming adjustment of luminaires.

8. Manufacturer shall demonstrate pre-programmed control scenes to the engineer during light level validation. Any re-programming required to meet the intent of the specification shall be provided by the manufacturer at no cost.

C. Record:

1. Record at least the following information.

2. Name of the installation.

3. Date and time of measurements.

4. Description of the illumination system.

PART 4 - ALTERNATES

4.1 REMOTE DRIVER OPTION

A. The proposal shall include an alternate adder to provide a remote driver solution, if available from the supplier. The adder shall be a single line-item adder.

1. All necessary brackets, cables, hardware and other items necessary to provide a complete turnkey remote driver retrofit shall be included in this price.

B. The proposal shall include an alternate for four tennis courts as stated in section 2.7.

END OF SECTION

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