Appendix 1 - Major Measure Line Item Discription - 2025-2027.pdf

APPENDIX 1

WEATHERIZATION MAJOR MEASURE LINE ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

The Weatherization Major Measure Line Item Descriptions in the table below are only excerpts of the technical installation descriptions and/or requirements. The excerpts are not meant to be construed as the only applicable requirements when determining a cost for each item.

All major measure item prices shall include the cost and consideration of compliance with and installed according to the following rules, regulations, instructions, guides and standards:

1. All applicable Oregon state building codes and federal regulations, which may include the most recent versions of the Uniform Building Code (UBC), the National Electric Code (NEC) and Uniform Mechanical Code (UMC).

2. Current Oregon Weatherization Assistance Program Site Built and Manufactured Home Field Guide and Standards can be found online: https://www.oregon.gov/ohcs/energy-weatherization/Documents/OR-WAP-Field-Guide-

FINAL-04-2021-Reformatted-for-Distribution.pdf

3. Clackamas County Install Expectations (see Appendix 3 of the RFP)

4. Manufacturer’s installation instructions

5. LRRP/Lead Safe Weatherization/Asbestos Requirements

6. Current version ASHRAE ventilation standards

7. All materials installed shall meet the Federal Material Specification and Standards, listed in the Oregon

Weatherization Assistance Program Site Built and Manufactured Home Field Guide and Standards. It is the installer’s responsibility to know their products comply with these specifications and standards.

8. Additional Federal and State requirements that apply, see the Sample Weatherization Services Contract in Section

6 of the RFP.

Using the information in the tables below, enter your pricing information on the Proposer’s Weatherization Major Measure

Price List (Attachment B).

Include these attachments in your proposal and submit with your proposal to bid locker by the due date identified in the

RFP in Section 1 Notice of Request for Proposals.

https://www.oregon.gov/ohcs/energy-weatherization/Documents/OR-WAP-Field-Guide-FINAL-04-2021-Reformatted-for-Distribution.pdf https://www.oregon.gov/ohcs/energy-weatherization/Documents/OR-WAP-Field-Guide-FINAL-04-2021-Reformatted-for-Distribution.pdf

SITE BUILT AND MANUFACTURED HOMES

ASHRAE, Pressure Balancing, LEAD, Asbestos and Health & Safety

ITEM #

QUANTITY

MEASURE DESCRIPTION – ASHRAE – Permit copies Required

Oregon Weatherization Assistance Program follows ASHRAE 62.2 guidelines. The State may elect to comply with future versions; it is the Installers responsibility to know the standards. All new materials must be installed in accordance with original equipment manufacturer specifications, local and national electrical and mechanical codes.

1.

Ea. Remove and replace existing ceiling mount bathroom exhaust fan with new ASHRAE compliant exhaust fan with damper no less than 80 CFM & no more than 1.0 sone (Price per each)(wall or ceiling mounted with damper) for Site Built dwellings and Manufactured Homes. All fans must be energy star and meet current ASHRAE 62.2 guidelines. (ASHRAE guidelines change periodically) and must be IC rated.

Low profile fan install is only allowed when cavity space is limited All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire an electrical permit if local code requires a permit; Install according to Manufacturer’s Installation Instructions, State & Local Electrical and Mechanical Codes, Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards

1. Wiring must be installed in accordance with; equipment manufacturer specifications, local/national electrical codes, and mechanical codes.

2. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires.

3. To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Section 1, 9 and appendix H, I and J Electrical/mechanical permits, fan name and model number must be included with the invoice.

2. Ea. Install New ASHRAE compliant ceiling mount bathroom exhaust fan with light, no less than 80 CFM and no more than 1.0 sone with damper All fans must be ASHRAE compliant (Price per each) for Site Built or Manufactured Home. All fans must be energy star and meet current ASHRAE 62.2 guidelines. (ASHRAE guidelines change periodically) and must be IC rated.

Low profile fan install is only allowed when cavity space is limited All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire an electrical permit if local code requires a permit; Install according to Manufacturer’s Installation Instructions, State & Local Electrical and Mechanical Codes, Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards

1. Wiring must be installed in accordance with; equipment manufacturer specifications, local/national electrical codes, and mechanical codes.

2. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires.

3. To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Section 1, 9 and appendix H, I and J Electrical/mechanical permits, fan name and model number must be included with the invoice.

3. Install New ASHRAE compliant ceiling mount bathroom exhaust fan no less than 80 CFM and no more than 1.0 sone with damper All fans must be ASHRAE compliant (Price per each) for Site Built or Manufactured Home. All fans must be energy star and meet current ASHRAE 62.2 guidelines. (ASHRAE guidelines change periodically) and must be IC rated.

Low profile fan install is only allowed when cavity space is limited All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire an electrical permit if local code requires a permit; Install according to Manufacturer’s Installation Instructions, State & Local

Electrical and Mechanical Codes, Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards

1. Wiring must be installed in accordance with; equipment manufacturer specifications, local/national electrical codes, and mechanical codes.

2. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires.

3. To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Section 1, 9 and appendix H, I and J Electrical/mechanical permits, fan name and model number must be included with the invoice.

4. Ea. Remove and replace existing wall mount bathroom exhaust fan with ASHRAE compliant wall mount exhaust fan with damper no less than 80 CFM & no more than 1.0 sone (Price per each) for Site Built dwellings and Manufactured Homes. All fans must be energy star and meet current ASHRAE 62.2 guidelines. (ASHRAE guidelines change periodically) must be IC rated

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire an electrical permit if local code requires a permit; Install according to Manufacturer’s Installation Instructions, State & Local Electrical and Mechanical Codes, Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards

1. Wiring must be installed in accordance with; equipment manufacturer specifications, local/national electrical codes, and mechanical codes.

2. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires.

3. To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Section 1, 9 and appendix H, I and J Electrical/mechanical permits, fan name and model number must be included with the invoice.

5. Ea. Install New ASHRAE compliant wall mount bathroom exhaust fan no less than 80 CFM and no more than 1.0 sone with damper All fans must be ASHRAE compliant (Price per each) for Site Built or Manufactured Home. All fans must be energy star and meet current ASHRAE 62.2 guidelines. (ASHRAE guidelines change periodically) and must be IC rated.

Low profile fan install is only allowed when cavity space is limited All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire an electrical permit if local code requires a permit; Install according to Manufacturer’s Installation Instructions, State & Local Electrical and Mechanical Codes, Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards

1. Wiring must be installed in accordance with; equipment manufacturer specifications, local/national electrical codes, and mechanical codes.

2. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires.

3. To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Section 1, 9 and appendix H, I and J Electrical/mechanical permits, fan name and model number must be included with the invoice.

6. Ea. Remove and replace existing 30” Kitchen range hood with new ASHRAE compliant range hood with damper no less than 150 CFM & no more than 3 sones (Price per each) For Site Built dwellings and Manufactured Homes. All fans must be energy star and meet current ASHRAE 62.2 guidelines. (ASHRAE guidelines change periodically) requires a permit. Install according to Manufacturer’s Installation Instructions, State & Local

Electrical and Mechanical Codes, Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards

1. Wiring must be installed in accordance with; equipment manufacturer specifications, local/national electrical codes, and mechanical codes.

2. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires.

3. To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Section 1 and 9, and appendix H, I and J Electrical/mechanical permits, fan name and model number must be included with the invoice.

7. Ea.

Install New ASHRAE kitchen range hood with damper no less than 150 CFM and no more than 3 sones – to include pig tail (Price per each) for Site Built or Manufactured Home All fans must be energy star and meet current ASHRAE 62.2 guidelines. (ASHRAE guidelines change periodically).

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire an electrical permit if local code requires a permit; To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task;

(cut, patch, texture etc.).

Install according to Manufacturer’s Installation Instructions, State & Local Electrical and Mechanical Codes, Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards

1. Wiring must be installed in accordance with; equipment manufacturer specifications, local/national electrical codes, and mechanical codes.

2. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires.

3. To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Section 1, 9, and appendix H, I and J Electrical/mechanical permits, fan name and model number must be included with the invoice.

8. Ea. Remove and replace existing wall mount kitchen exhaust fan with ASHRAE compliant wall mount exhaust fan with damper no less than 150 CFM & no more than 3 sones (Price per each) for Site Built dwellings and Manufactured Homes. All fans must be ASHRAE compliant. Must be IC rated.

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire an electrical permit if local code requires a permit; To include venting to new exterior metal wall hood, any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Install according to Manufacturer’s Installation Instructions, State & Local Electrical and Mechanical Codes, Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards 1.Wiring must be installed in accordance with; equipment manufacturer specifications, local/national electrical codes, and mechanical codes.

2. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires.

3. To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Section 1, 9 and appendix H, I and J Electrical/mechanical permits, fan name and model number must be included with the invoice.

9. Each Remove and replace existing ceiling mount kitchen exhaust fan with ASHRAE compliant ceiling mount exhaust fan with damper no less than 150 CFM & no more than 3 sones (Price per each) for Site Built dwellings and Manufactured Homes. All fans must be ASHRAE compliant. Must be IC rated.

requires a permit; To include, To include venting to new exterior metal wall hood or roof vent any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Install according to Manufacturer’s Installation Instructions, State & Local Electrical and Mechanical Codes, Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards 1.Wiring must be installed in accordance with; equipment manufacturer specifications, local/national electrical codes, and mechanical codes.

2. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires.

3. To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Section 1, 9 and appendix H, I and J Electrical/mechanical permits, fan name and model number must be included with the invoice.

10. Each Install new ceiling mount kitchen exhaust fan with ASHRAE compliant ceiling mount exhaust fan with damper no less than 150 CFM & no more than 3 sones (Price per each) for Site Built dwellings and Manufactured Homes. All fans must be ASHRAE compliant. Must be IC rated.

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire an electrical permit if local code requires a permit; To include venting to new exterior metal wall hood or roof vent any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Install according to Manufacturer’s Installation Instructions, State & Local Electrical and Mechanical Codes, Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards 1.Wiring must be installed in accordance with; equipment manufacturer specifications, local/national electrical codes, and mechanical codes.

2. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires.

3. To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (cut, patch, texture and relocate if needed etc.).

Section 1, 9 and appendix H, I and J Electrical/mechanical permits, fan name and model number must be included with the invoice.

11. LF Vent existing bathroom exhaust fan using 4” to 6” vent pipe(Price per Lineal Feet)

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire permit if local code requires a permit;

To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (sealed, supported, insulated, twined, sealed to roof vent and relocate if needed etc.).

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards

1. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires them.

2. Kitchen and other exhaust fans, may vent through the attic space with a direct connection to the outside. Connection to the roof vent and interior air barrier shall be substantially airtight to the outside (i.e. use of roof jack or other positive connector) and extended vertically, directly into a code-approved metal vent cap. This duct shall have no horizontal or 90-degree bends and shall be installed to meet all local building codes.

3. A termination fitting with an integrated collar will be used. The collar will be at least the same diameter as the exhaust fan outlet. If collar is larger than exhaust fan outlet, a rigid metal transition will be used. Fitting will be appropriate for regional weather conditions and installation location on house so not to be rendered inoperable.

4. Venting in unconditioned spaces must be insulated to a minimum of R-8.

5. Vent runs shall be as short as possible, shall not have traps, 90 degree bends or reversing horizontal runs.

6. Venting shall not impede the damper. Venting shall have only one damper. Fasteners must not inhibit damper operation.

7. In addition to mechanical fasteners, duct connections must be sealed with UL 181B or 181B-M listed material and be sealed air tight at termination.

8. Use of existing roof vents is acceptable as long as attic ventilation requirements are satisfied.

9. If a convenient roof vent does not exist, one shall be added.

10. Vent terminations shall use screen opening no less than ¼” and no greater than ½” size in any direction.

11. Installation of vent terminations must be weatherproof.

Sections 1, 9 and appendix J Mechanical permits must be included with the invoice.

12. LF

Vent New ASHRAE bathroom exhaust fan using 4” to 6” vent pipe (price per Lineal Foot)

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire permit if local code requires a permit;

To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (sealed, supported, insulated, twined, sealed to roof vent and relocate if needed etc.).

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Kitchen and other exhaust fans, may vent through the attic space with a direct connection to the outside. Connection to the roof vent and interior air barrier shall be substantially airtight to the outside (i.e. use of roof jack or other positive connector) and extended vertically, directly into a code-approved metal vent cap. This duct shall have no horizontal or 90-degree bends and shall be installed to meet all local building codes.

2. A termination fitting with an integrated collar will be used. The collar will be at least the same diameter as the exhaust fan outlet. If collar is larger than exhaust fan outlet, a rigid metal transition will be used. Fitting will be appropriate for regional weather conditions and installation location on house so as not to be rendered inoperable.

3. Venting in unconditioned spaces must be insulated to a minimum of R-8.

4. Vent runs shall be as short as possible, shall not have traps, 90 degree bends or reversing horizontal runs.

5. Venting shall not impede the damper. Venting shall have only one damper. Fasteners must not inhibit damper operation.

6. In addition to mechanical fasteners, duct connections must be sealed with UL 181B or 181B-M listed material and be sealed air tight at termination.

7. Use of existing roof vents is acceptable as long as attic ventilation requirements are satisfied.

8. If a convenient roof vent does not exist, one shall be added.

9. Vent terminations shall use screen opening no less than ¼” and no greater than ½” size in any direction and secured with screws

10. Installation of vent terminations must be weatherproof.

Sections 1 and 9.

Mechanical permits must be included with the invoice.

13. Lf Vent bathroom exhaust fan to gable end using 4” to 6” vent pipe (price per Lineal Foot)

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire permit if local code requires a permit;

To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (sealed, supported, insulated, twined, sealed to roof vent and relocate if needed etc.).

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Kitchen and other exhaust fans, may vent through the attic space with a direct connection to the outside. Connection to the roof vent and interior air barrier shall be substantially airtight to the outside and extended vertically, directly into a code-approved metal vent cap. This duct shall have no 90-degree bends and shall be installed to meet all local building codes.

2. A termination fitting with an integrated collar will be used. The collar will be at least the same diameter as the exhaust fan outlet. If collar is larger than exhaust fan outlet, a rigid metal transition will be used. Fitting will be appropriate for regional weather conditions and installation location on house so as not to be rendered inoperable.

3. Venting in unconditioned spaces must be insulated to a minimum of R-8.

4. Vent runs shall be as short as possible, shall not have traps, 90 degree bends or reversing horizontal runs.

5. Venting shall not impede the damper. Venting shall have only one damper. Fasteners must not inhibit damper operation.

6. In addition to mechanical fasteners, duct connections must be sealed with UL 181B or 181B-M listed material and be sealed air tight at termination.

7. Vent terminations shall use screen opening no less than ¼” and no greater than ½” size in any direction and secured with screws

8. Installation of vent terminations must be weatherproof.

Sections 1 and 9.

Mechanical permits must be included with the invoice.

14. LF Vent existing kitchen range hood using 5” to 8” vent pipe (Price per Lineal Feet)

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire permit if local code requires a permit;

To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (sealed, supported, insulated, twined, sealed to roof vent and relocate if needed etc.).

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Kitchen and other exhaust fans, may vent through the attic space with a direct connection to the outside. Connection to the roof vent and interior air barrier shall be substantially airtight to the outside (i.e. use of roof jack or other positive connector) and extended vertically, directly into a code-approved metal vent cap. This duct shall have no horizontal or 90-degree bends and shall be installed to meet all local building codes.

2. A termination fitting with an integrated collar will be used. The collar will be at least the same diameter as the exhaust fan outlet. If collar is larger than exhaust fan outlet, a rigid metal transition will be used. Fitting will be appropriate for regional weather conditions and installation location on house so as not to be rendered inoperable.

3. Venting in unconditioned spaces must be insulated to a minimum of R-8.

4. Vent runs shall be 26 gauge sheetmetal, as short as possible, shall not have traps, 90 degree bends or reversing horizontal runs.

5. Venting shall not impede the damper. Venting shall have only one damper. Fasteners must not inhibit damper operation.

6. In addition to mechanical fasteners, duct connections must be sealed with UL 181B or 181B-M listed material and be sealed air tight at termination.

7. Use of existing roof vents is acceptable as long as attic ventilation requirements are satisfied.

8. If a convenient roof vent does not exist, one shall be added.

9. Vent terminations shall use screen opening no less than ¼” and no greater than ½” size in any direction and secured with screws.

10. Installation of vent terminations must be weatherproof.

Sections 1 and 9 and appendix J Mechanical permits must be included with the invoice.

15. LF Vent New ASHRAE kitchen range hood using 5” to 8” vent pipe (price per Lineal Foot)

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire permit if local code requires a permit;

To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (sealed, supported, insulated, twined, sealed to roof vent and relocate if needed etc.).

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Kitchen and other exhaust fans, may vent through the attic space with a direct connection to the outside. Connection to the roof vent and interior air barrier shall be substantially airtight to the outside (i.e. use of roof jack or other positive connector) and extended vertically, directly into a code-approved metal vent cap. This duct shall have no horizontal or 90-degree bends and shall be installed to meet all local building codes.

2. A termination fitting with an integrated collar will be used. The collar will be at least the same diameter as the exhaust fan outlet. If collar is larger than exhaust fan outlet, a rigid metal transition will be used. Fitting will be appropriate for regional weather conditions and installation location on house so as not to be rendered inoperable.

3. Venting in unconditioned spaces must be insulated to a minimum of R-8.

4. Vent runs shall be 26 gauge sheetmetal, as short as possible, shall not have traps, 90 degree bends or reversing horizontal runs.

5. Venting shall not impede the damper. Venting shall have only one damper. Fasteners must not inhibit damper operation.

6. In addition to mechanical fasteners, duct connections must be sealed with UL 181B or 181B-M listed material and be sealed air tight at termination.

7. Use of existing roof vents is acceptable as long as attic ventilation requirements are satisfied.

8. If a convenient roof vent does not exist, one shall be added.

9. Vent terminations shall use screen opening no less than ¼” and no greater than ½” size in any direction and secured with srews.

10. Installation of vent terminations must be weatherproof.

Sections 1 and 9.

Mechanical permits must be included with the invoice.

16. Lf Vent New ASHRAE kitchen ceiling exhaust fan using 5” to 8” vent pipe (price per Lineal Foot)

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire permit if local code requires a permit;

To include any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (sealed, supported, insulated, twined, sealed to roof vent and relocate if needed etc.).

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Kitchen and other exhaust fans, may vent through the attic space with a direct connection to the outside. Connection to the roof vent and interior air barrier shall be substantially airtight to the outside (i.e. use of roof jack or other positive connector) and extended vertically, directly into a code-approved metal vent cap. This duct shall have no horizontal or 90-degree bends and shall be installed to meet all local building codes.

2. A termination fitting with an integrated collar will be used. The collar will be at least the same diameter as the exhaust fan outlet. If collar is larger than exhaust fan outlet, a rigid metal transition will be used. Fitting will be appropriate for regional weather conditions and installation location on house so as not to be rendered inoperable.

3. Venting in unconditioned spaces must be insulated to a minimum of R-8.

4. Vent runs shall be 26 gauge sheetmetal, as short as possible, shall not have traps, 90 degree bends or reversing horizontal runs.

5. Venting shall not impede the damper. Venting shall have only one damper. Fasteners must not inhibit damper operation.

6. In addition to mechanical fasteners, duct connections must be sealed with UL 181B or 181B-M listed material and be sealed air tight at termination.

7. Use of existing roof vents is acceptable as long as attic ventilation requirements are satisfied.

8. If a convenient roof vent does not exist, one shall be added.

9. Vent terminations shall use screen opening no less than ¼” and no greater than ½” size in any direction and secured with srews.

10. Installation of vent terminations must be weatherproof.

Sections 1 and 9.

Mechanical permits must be included with the invoice.

17. LF Vent existing down draft kitchen exhaust fan to code using 5” to 8” vent pipe (Price per Lineal Foot)

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire permit if local code requires a permit;

To include venting to new exterior metal wall hood, any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (sealed, supported, insulated, twined, sealed to exterior metal hood vent and relocate if needed etc.).

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Kitchen and other exhaust fans must be a direct connection to the outside. Connection to the exterior wall hood and interior air barrier shall be substantially airtight.

2. Vent runs shall be 26 gauge sheetmetal, as short as possible, shall not have traps, 90 degree bends or reversing horizontal runs.

3. Venting shall not impede the damper. Venting shall have only one damper. Fasteners must not inhibit damper operation.

4. In addition to mechanical fasteners, duct connections must be sealed with UL 181B or 181B-M listed material and be sealed air tight at termination.

5. Vent terminations shall use screen opening no less than ¼” and no greater than ½” size in any direction ansd secured with screws.

6. Installation of vent terminations must be weatherproof.

Sections 1 and 9.

Mechanical permits must be included with the invoice.

18. Ea. Install new exterior metal wall hood to existing bathroom exhaust vent (price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire permit if local code requires a permit;

To include venting to new exterior metal wall hood, any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (sealed, supported, insulated, twined, sealed to exterior metal hood vent and relocate if needed etc.).

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Mechanical fasteners will be used to connect venting to hood. Fasteners must not inhibit damper operation and shall not impede the damper. Venting shall have only one damper.

2. Vent terminations shall use screen opening no less than ¼” and no greater than ½” size in any direction.

3. Installation of vent terminations must be secured to exterior wall, sealed and weatherproof.

Sections 1 and 9.

19. Ea. Install new exterior metal wall hood to existing kitchen exhaust vent (price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local codes; Acquire permit if local code requires a permit;

To include venting to new exterior metal wall hood, any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete the task; (sealed, supported, insulated, twined, sealed to exterior metal hood vent and relocate if needed etc.).

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Mechanical fasteners will be used to connect venting to hood. Fasteners must not inhibit damper operation and shall not impede the damper. Venting shall have only one damper.

2. Vent terminations shall use screen opening no less than ¼” and no greater than ½” size in any direction.

3. Installation of vent terminations must be secured to exterior wall, sealed and weatherproof.

Sections 1 and 9.

20. Ea. Install ASHRAE compliant bathroom exhaust fan switch/delay/ventilation control wall switch with separate switch for light (Price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards;

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires them.

2. Any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete task; (cut, patch, texture etc.)

Electrical permit must be included with the invoice.

21. Ea Install ASHRAE compliant bathroom exhaust fan switch/delay/ventilation control wall switch (Price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards;

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires them.

2. Any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete task; (cut, patch, texture etc.)

Electrical permit must be included with the invoice.

22. Ea. Install Humidistat timer switch with multi humidity settings (Price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards;

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires them.

2. Any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete task; (cut, patch, texture etc.)

Electrical permit must be included with the invoice.

23. Ea. Install bathroom exhaust fan mechanical switch – push button or wind up (Price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards;

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires them.

2. Any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete task; (cut, patch, texture etc.)

Electrical permit must be included with the invoice.

24. Ea. Install kitchen exhaust fan mechanical switch – push button or wind up (Price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards;

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires them.

2. Any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete task; (cut, patch, texture etc.)

Electrical permit must be included with the invoice.

25. Ea. Install pig tail for kitchen range hood (price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards;

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires them.

2. Any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete task; (cut, patch, texture etc.)

Electrical permits must be included with the invoice.

26. Ea. Install New pig-tail with j-box to kitchen range hood (price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Acquire and provide all permits when local codes requires them.

2. Any miscellaneous materials and labor needed to complete task; (cut, patch, texture etc.)

Electrical permit must be included with the invoice.

27. Per 100

CFM

ASHRAE air sealing-when not assigned to major measure (Price per 100 CFM)

Materials installed per Field Guide and Standards, Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations Examples: may include but not be limited to: sealing dumb-waiter, pocket doors, laundry chute, knee walls & slopes, inner connected by-passes, rim joist, above suspended ceiling, built in dressers, attic by passes, floor sealing, knee walls joist blocking, and etc.

It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Holes, penetrations, and bypasses around the heat producing fixtures will be sealed.

2. All large, obvious leaks in the building envelope shall be sealed.

3. All interstitial spaces (house/garage connection to include weatherstrip on garage to house door, attic/floor penetrations etc.) must be sealed.

4. All dirt, loose or peeling paint, caulking and other debris shall be removed from the surface where caulking is to be applied.

5. Filler materials, such as polyurethane foam, backer rod or other suitable materials shall adequately support the caulk when cracks are deeper than 1/2”.

6. All cracks or gaps in surfaces that separate the house/garage must be sealed.

Sections 1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 16, 18 appendix C and I

28. LF Replace existing dryer venting (Price per Lineal Foot). Hood is to be louvered style.

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. All dryers must be vented to the outdoors and terminated with an operable dryer vent hood.

2. Outdoors does not include unconditioned spaces (IE: attic, garage, crawlspace, etc.) that are ventilated with the outdoors.

3. The operable dryer vent hood must include a backdraft damper.

4. The outlet must be sealed to prevent water and air intrusion.

5. Dryer vent ductwork must be smooth surfaced, rigid sheet metal, supported at each connection in the crawlspace and vented to outdoors using the shortest run possible to a louvered exterior wall hood

6. Use of elbows should be limited to the least possible number to ensure unobstructed venting.

7. Plastic venting is not allowed.

8. All joints must be sealed using UL – 181 tape (metal tape) or mastic.

9. Connections to the dryer and the dryer vent hood must be secured with a clamp as well as sealed with UL 181 tape.

10. Flexible metal vent pipe may be used between the dryer and the hard pipe connection if it does not exceed 3 feet in length.

11. The connection between the flexible metal and rigid metal vent pipe must be secured with a clamp as well as sealed with UL 181 tape.

12. Dryer vent pipe must not be installed with sheet metal screws or other intrusive fasteners that will collect lint.

13. Whenever possible, the dryer vent must be installed with a downward slope to the outside to allow for condensation drainage.

14. Dryer vents exceeding 35 foot in length must have a dryer booster fan installed.

15. Includes cutting the hole in the rim joist or the wall, the required amount of dryer ducting, sealing of vent ducting, supports and venting to new louvered exterior wall hood.

Sections 3, 5, 9, 16, and appendix I.

Mechanical permits must be included with the invoice.

29. Ea. Replace dryer vent hood and connect to existing vent pipe. (Price per each) Hood is to be louvered style.

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. All dryers must be vented to the outdoors and terminated with an operable dryer vent hood.

2. Outdoors does not include unconditioned spaces (IE: attic, garage, crawlspace, etc.) that are ventilated with the outdoors.

3. The operable dryer vent hood must include a backdraft damper.

4. The outlet must be sealed to prevent water and air intrusion.

Sections 3, 5, 9, 16, and appendix I.

30. Ea. Install new metal R-49 roof vent (Price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Kitchen fan vents must be metal.

2. Vents shall be installed to cover the entire opening.

3. Vents shall be securely attached and sealed if necessary.

4. Vents should be installed in an equally spaced manner. Cross ventilation is preferred.

5. Vents shall not be restricted with roof rafter/joists or enclosed soffit vents, etc.

6. Attic vent types will be made of corrosion-resistant material for their specific location (IE:

exterior soffit, gable end, roof vent) and material for intended use. (IE: metal vent on metal roof)

7. Attic power ventilators shall not be used.

Sections 1

31. Ea. Remove and replace existing roof vent with new metal R-49 (Price per Each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Kitchen fan vents must be metal.

2. Vents shall be installed to cover the entire opening.

3. Vents shall be securely attached and sealed if necessary.

4. Vents should be installed in an equally spaced manner. Cross ventilation is preferred.

5. Vents shall not be restricted with roof rafter/joists or enclosed soffit vents, etc.

6. Attic vent types will be made of corrosion-resistant material for their specific location (IE:

exterior soffit, gable end, roof vent) and material for intended use. (IE: metal vent on metal roof)

7. Attic power ventilators shall not be used.

Section 1.

32. Ea. Install new metal integrated snorkel vent (Price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Kitchen fan vents must be metal.

2. Vents shall be installed to cover the entire opening.

3. Vents shall be securely attached and sealed if necessary.

4. Vents should be installed in an equally spaced manner. Cross ventilation is preferred.

5. Vents shall not be restricted with roof rafter/joists or enclosed soffit vents, etc.

6. Attic vent types will be made of corrosion-resistant material for their specific location (IE:

exterior soffit, gable end, roof vent) and material for intended use. (IE: metal vent on metal roof)

7. Attic power ventilators shall not be used.

Sections 1

MEASURE DESCRIPTION – PRESSURE BALANCING

33. Hourly Pressure balancing (Price per hour)

All work must be performed to meet local code. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Provide room to room pressure test with refrence to main body of the house.

2. Provide pressure test results with invoice Section 8, 9 and appendix Q

34. Ea. Undercut door (up to 2”) (Price per door)

All work must be performed to meet local code. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

Installer shall inform occupant or homeowner of proposed intentions to undercut door.

1. This item shall include removing door, cutting the bottom, and re-hanging the door so that it will open and close freely.

2. Installer shall not scar, mar, or otherwise rendered door unusable.

Sections 8 and Appendix Q

35. Set Furnish and Install by-pass grill to door min 12"x12", 16"x4", 16"x6", 16”x 8 (price per set)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Bypass grille installation shall include installer informing occupant or homeowner of proposed intentions.

2. This item shall include installing non-closable grilles opposite each other on each side of the door.

3. Opening for grille shall be finished so that there are no unsightly holes or air bypasses.

4. The size shall be determined by excessive pressure relief required; minimum is 16”x8”.

5. Type should be “return air pathway” or similar in order to allow for sound and light dampening.

Section 8

36. Set Install by-pass grill 16”x 4” – 16”x 8” in wall (price per set)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Bypass grille installation shall include installer informing occupant or homeowner of proposed intentions.

2. This item shall include installing non-closable grilles, in the same cavity, on each side of the wall.

3. Opening for grille shall be finished so that there are no unsightly holes or air bypasses.

4. The grilles and wall cavities must be sealed.

5. Type should be “return air pathway” or similar in order to allow for sound and light dampening.

Section 8

37. Set Install by-pass grill 10”x 4” in ceiling, to include 6” flex jump-over duct up to 10 LF. (Price per set)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Installer shall inform occupant or homeowner of procedure prior to installing jump-over ducts.

2. This installation shall include cutting into ceiling, installing a crossover duct and connecting to bypass grilles.

3. The duct shall be insulated flex duct with the seams sealed at the flex duct and the connector.

4. Mastic shall be used after securing with screws. Duct tape is prohibited from sealing or securing duct and connector.

5. The grilles and duct must be sealed to prevent air leakage.

6. Type should be “return air pathway” or similar in order to allow for sound and light dampening Sections 8

38. Ea. Add inline damper to existing exhaust fan 4” to 7” (Price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. The damper must be sized to match the fan's exhaust port opening.

2. The damper must be constructed of plastic or metal Per section 1, 9, and appendix J

39. Ea. Install inline damper to kitchen fan or range hood. (Bid per each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. The damper must be sized to match the fan's exhaust port opening.

2. Shall be 26 gauge galvanized sheet metal.

Per section 1, 9, and appendix J

MEASURE DESCRIPTION – HEALTH & SAFETY

40. Hour Lead safe Weatherization (hourly labor rate)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

Please note: Lead Safe Weatherization (LSW) is a set of protocols to be used when disturbing surfaces that may have lead-based paint that will reduce and control the amount of lead dust and paint chips that are generated. All weatherization crews working on pre 1978 homes must be trained in LSW using the updated curriculum based on the DOE benchmark curriculum.

LSW is NOT to be confused with LBPR, though Renovator and Certified Firm are required components of LSW.

If work; extends beyond 60 days of audit date and tests positive for lead or is assumed, provide another lead pamphlet and have the client sign a form indicating they received the booklet prior to work beginning. A copy is to be sent to Weatherization with Final Closeout documents. In addition, Contractors are required to submit required (LSW) training documentation for their installers as well as interior cleaning checklist and photos of containment, setup and clean-up. A copy of the required license will be kept in the Contractor file.

41. Project Time to contact and coordinate with asbestos contractors on the encapsulation of suspected asbestos materials. (Price per project)

42. Ea. Encapsulate over confirmed/presumed asbestos duct bands (Price per band) Item to be completed by AHERA Certified Firm

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

Original Invoice from AHERA Certified Firm and containment photos to be submitted with Final Closeout documents.

43. LF. Install combustion air vent to air tight wood stove or pellet stove (Price per Lineal Foot)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Label combustion air supplies and do not block or seal opening. ¼” mesh screen is required, ensure ventilation is not impeded by debris.

Mechanical permit must be included with the invoice.

44. LF. Install combustion air for non-air tight combustion appliance to the outdoors (Price per Lineal Foot)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions. This item shall include compliance with the following standards: Scope of Work, Clackamas County Install Expectations and Field Guide and Standards It is the Installer’s responsibility to know the standards.

1. Label combustion air supplies and do not block or seal opening. ¼” mesh screen is required, ensure ventilation is not impeded by debris.

Mechanical permit must be included with the invoice.

45. Ea. Install fresh air 80 or 100 (Price per each)

All work must be performed to meet local code and Manufacturer’s installation instructions.