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EHRM INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES

VA ANN ARBOR HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

2215 FULLER ROAD, ANN ARBOR, MI 48105

VA PROJECT #: 506-21-705

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NAME AND TITLE SIGNATURE

VA SIGNATURE BLOCK

VOLUME 1 OF 4

DocuSign Envelope ID: F024BA2E-7BBC-4DFF-BDAC-B255F954C023

2/26/2024

PURPOSE: THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AMENDMENT ACT OF 1988, PUBLIC LAW (PUB. L.) 100-678 REQUIRES FEDERAL AGENCIES TO FOLLOW NATIONAL RECOGNIZED "MODEL" BUILDING CODES. THE FEDERAL PARTICIPATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF VOLUNTARY STANDARDS, OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET (OMB) CIRCULAR A-119, REQUIRES ALL EXECUTIVE AGENCIES TO RELY ON VOLUNTARY STANDARDS, BOTH DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL, WHENEVER FEASIBLE, AND TO PARTICIPATE IN

VOLUNTARY STANDARD BODIES.

GENERAL - BASED ON THE VA PG-18-3 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES, THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO, AND

CONSTRUCTION SHALL COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING CODES AND GUIDELINES:

1. NFPA 101, Life Safety Code, 2021

2. International Building Code, 2021

3. International Fire Codes, 2021

4. NFPA 99, Health Care Facilities Code, 2021

5. PG 18-13: VA Barrier Free Design Standard, January 2017

6. Department of Veterans Affairs: Infrastructure Standard for Telecommunication Spaces, v3.1, July 1, 2021

7. Department of Veterans Affairs: OEHRM Site Infrastructure and End User Device (EUD) Requirements, v 2.0 April 15, 2021

8. American with Disabilities Act (ADA) Standards, 2010

9. Department of Veterans Affairs: Fire Protection Design Manual, Eighth Edition – June 1, 2021

10. NFPA 13, Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems, 2022

11. NFPA 75, Standard for the Fire Protection of Information Technology Equipment, 2020

12. PG-18-12, Office of Information & Technology Design Guide – February 2011

13. Infrastructure Standard for Telecommunications Spaces, Version 3.1, July 2021

14. Department of Veterans Affairs: Plumbing Design Manual, May 2021

15. Department of Veterans Affairs: VHA Directive 1061, February 2021

16. International Plumbing Code, 2021

17. Infrastructure Standard for Telecommunications Spaces, Version 3.1, July 2021

18. Department of Veterans Affairs: HVAC Design Manual, March 1, 2022

19. ASHRAE 90.1-2019, Energy Standard for Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings

20. ASHRAE Standard 170, 2021 (Ventilation of Health Care Facilities)

21. ASHRAE Handbooks, 2021 Fundamentals, 2019 HVAC Applications, 2020 HVAC Systems and Equipment

22. ASME B31.9, Building Services Piping

23. NFPA 90A, Standard for the Installation of Air-Conditioning and Ventilating Systems, 2021

24. SMACNA, HVAC Duct Construction Standards, Metal and Flexible

25. SMACNA, HVAC Air Duct Leakage Test Manual

26. Infrastructure Standard for Telecommunications Spaces, Version 3.1, July 2021

27. NFPA 70, National Electrical Code (NEC), 2020

28. NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code, 2022

29. Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) Lighting Handbook, 10th Edition

30. Department of Veterans Affairs: Electrical Design Manual, December 2019

31. Department of Veterans Affairs: Infrastructure Standard for Telecommunication Spaces, August 2021

32. Department of Veterans Affairs: Electrical Design Manual, 2019 Edition.

33. Department of Veterans Affairs: Office of information & Technology Design Guide, February 2021.

34. Department of Veterans Affairs Design Guide: Infrastructure Standard for Telecommunications Spaces, V3.1, July 2021.

35. Department of Veterans Affairs Fire Protection Design Manual, June 2021 Edition.

36. Department of Veteran Affairs: Physical Security and Resiliency Design Manual October 2020, Revised March 1, 2022.

37. Departments of Veterans Affairs Standard Details and Specifications.

38. ASHRAE 90.1 IP Lighting, 2019 Edition.

39. ANSI/TIA/EIA 568.1 E Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standards, 2020 Edition.

40. ANSI/TIA/EIA 569-E Telecommunications Pathways and Spaces, 2019 Edition.

41. ANSI/TIA 607-D, Telecommunication Bonding and Grounding, 2019 Edition.

42. ANSI/TIA-1179-A Healthcare Facility Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard, 2019 Edition.

43. BICSI, Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual, 2020-14th Edition.

LOCAL CODES: AS AN AGENCY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, VA IS NOT SUBJECT TO LOCAL IMPOSITION OF CODE ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES (DRAWING REVIEWS, BUILDING PERMITS, INSPECTIONS, FEES, ETC.). VA MUST FUNCTION AS THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION (AHJ) AND THUS HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY TO GUARD PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY THROUGH ENFORCING ITS ADOPTED CODES. HOWEVER, LOCAL AUTHORITIES SHOULD BE NOTIFIED ABOUT PLANNED PROJECTS AND GIVEN OPPORTUNITY TO REVIEW DRAWINGS PROVIDED THAT VA DOES NOT PAY FOR REVIEW OR INSPECTION FEES.

NOTES:

1. NFPA 101 PRIMARILY ADDRESSES LIFE SAFETY AND FIRE PROTECTION FEATURES WHILE THE IBC ADDRESSES A WIDE RANGE OF CONSIDERATIONS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, STRUCTURAL STRENGTH, SEISMIC STABILITY, SANITATION, ADEQUATE LIGHT AND VENTILATION, AND ENERGY CONSERVATION. VA BUILDINGS MUST MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA 101 AND DOCUMENTS REFERENCED BY NFPA 101 IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH THE ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS OF THE JOINT COMMISSION.

THEREFORE, DESIGNS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE LATEST EDITION OF NFPA 101 AND DOCUMENTS REFERENCED THEREIN. DESIGN FEATURES NOT ADDRESSED BY NFPA 101 OR DOCUMENTS REFERENCED THEREIN SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE LATEST EDITION OF THE IBC OR AS OTHERWISE ADDRESSED ABOVE IN THIS PROGRAM GUIDE.

FOR DESIGN FEATURES THAT ARE ADDRESSED BY BOTH THE IBC AS WELL AS NFPA 101 OR A DOCUMENT REFERENCED BY NFPA 101, THE REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA 101 OR THE DOCUMENT REFERENCED BY NFPA 101 SHALL BE USED EXCLUSIVELY (THIS

APPLIES EVEN IF THE IBC REQUIREMENTS ARE DIFFERENT).

2. CONFLICTS BETWEEN NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED CODES AND STANDARDS AND VA REQUIREMENTS – SHOULD A CONFLICT EXIST BETWEEN VA REQUIREMENTS AND VA ADOPTED NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED CODES AND STANDARDS, THE CONFLICT SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF VA. THE RESOLUTION OF THE CONFLICT SHALL BE MADE BY THE AUTHORITY HAVING

JURISDICTION FOR VA TO ENSURE A CONSISTENCY SYSTEM WIDE.

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Headquarters:

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1151 Kildaire Farm Road, Suite 120 Cary, North Carolina 27511 www.acg-pa.com 919-858-7420 U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs# © COPYRIGHT Apogee Consulting Group, P.A.

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GENERAL

G-001 COVER 1 54

G-002 SHEET INDEX 2 54

G-003 CAMPUS SITE PLAN 3 54

G-004 TELECOMMUNICATION ROOM BUILDING 1 STACK REFERENCE DRAWING 4 54

G-005 ICRA DETAILS AND NOTES 5 54

G-006 ICRA INFORMATION AND TYPICAL CONDITIONS 6 54

G-007 BIOMED AND SECURITY AWARENESS SCHEDULE 7 54

G-008 PROJECT ICRA AND CONTRACTOR WORK HOURS 8 54

1.G-001 BUILDING 1E, 1W, & 28 BASEMENT COVERAGE PLAN 9 54

1.G-002 BUILDING 1E, 1W, & 28 FIRST FLOOR COVERAGE PLAN 10 54

1.G-003 BUILDING 1E, 1W, & 28 SECOND FLOOR COVERAGE PLAN 11 54

1.G-004 BUILDING 1E & 1W THIRD FLOOR COVERAGE PLAN 12 54

1.G-005 BUILDING 1E & 1W FOURTH FLOOR COVERAGE PLAN 13 54

1.G-006 BUILDING 1E & 1W FIFTH FLOOR COVERAGE PLAN 14 54

1.G-007 BUILDING 1E & 1W SIXTH FLOOR COVERAGE PLAN 15 54

1.G-008 BUILDING 1E & 1W SEVENTH FLOOR COVERAGE PLAN 16 54

1.G-009 BUILDING 1E & 1W EIGHT FLOOR COVERAGE PLAN 17 54

1.G-010 BUILDING 1W NINTH FLOOR COVERAGE PLAN 18 54

1.G-101 BUILDING 1E PARTIAL BASEMENT PLAN A 19 54

1.G-102 BUILDING 1E & 1W PARTIAL BASEMENT PLAN B 20 54

1.G-103 BUILDING 1W PARTIAL BASEMENT PLAN C 21 54

1.G-104 BUILDING 1W & 28, PARTIAL BASEMENT PLAN D 22 54

1.G-111 BUILDING 1E PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR PLAN A 23 54

1.G-112 BUILDING 1E & 1W PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR PLAN B 24 54

1.G-113 BUILDING 1W PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR PLAN C 25 54

1.G-114 BUILDING 1W & 28 PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR PLAN D 26 54

1.G-121 BUILDING 1E PARTIAL SECOND FLOOR PLAN A 27 54

1.G-122 BUILDING 1E & 1W PARTIAL SECOND FLOOR PLAN B 28 54

1.G-123 BUILDING 1W PARTIAL SECOND FLOOR PLAN C 29 54

1.G-124 BUILDING 1W & 28 PARTIAL SECOND FLOOR PLAN D 30 54

1.G-131 BUILDING 1E PARTIAL THIRD FLOOR PLAN A 31 54

1.G-132 BUILDING 1E & 1W PARTIAL THIRD FLOOR PLAN B 32 54

1.G-141 BUILDING 1E & 1W PARTIAL FOURTH FLOOR PLAN C 33 54

1.G-151 BUILDING 1E PARTIAL FIFTH FLOOR PLAN A 34 54

1.G-152 BUILDING 1E & 1W PARTIAL FIFTH FLOOR PLAN B & C 35 54

1.G-161 BUILDING 1W PARTIAL SIXTH FLOOR PLAN B & C 36 54

1.G-171 BUILDING 1E PARTIAL SEVENTH FLOOR PLAN A 37 54

1.G-172 BUILDING 1E & 1W PARTIAL SEVENTH FLOOR PLAN B & C 38 54

1.G-181 BUILDING 1E & 1W PARTIAL EIGHTH FLOOR PLAN B & C 39 54

2.G-101 BUILDING 2, BASEMENT, FIRST FLOOR, AND SECOND FLOOR PLAN 40 54

3.G-101 BUILDING 3, BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN 41 54

15.G-111 BUILDING 15, FIRST FLOOR PLAN 42 54

22.G-101 BUILDING 22, GROUND FLOOR PLAN 43 54

22.G-111 BUILDING 22, FIRST FLOOR PLAN 44 54

29.G-101 BUILDING 29, LEVEL A, B, & D FLOOR PLANS 45 54

30.G-101 BUILDING 30, LEVEL B & LEVEL D FLOOR PLAN 46 54

31.G-101 BUILDING 31, BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN 47 54

31.G-111 BUILDING 31, FIRST FLOOR PLAN 48 54

31.G-121 BUILDING 31, SECOND FLOOR PLAN 49 54

32.G-101 BUILDING 32, BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN 50 54

37.G-101 BUILDING 37, BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN 51 54

37.G-111 BUILDING 37, FIRST FLOOR PLAN 52 54

37.G-121 BUILDING 37, SECOND FLOOR PLAN 53 54

37.G-131 BUILDING 37, THIRD FLOOR PLAN 54 54

STRUCTURAL

S-001 STRUCTURAL SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS AND NOTES 1 5

S-101 LOW ROOF FRAMING PLAN 2 5

S-102 PLATFORM FRAMING PLAN 3 5

S-201 SECTIONS 4 5

S-301 DETAILS 5 5

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DISCIPLINE DESIGNATORS EXAMPLES

GI = GENERAL INFORMATION

GC = GENERAL CONTRACT

CS = CIVIL SITE

AD = ARCHITECTURAL DEMOLITION

AS = ARCHITECTURAL SITE

AE = ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS

FLOOR PLANS, ELEVATIONS, DETAILS

AI = ARCHITECTURAL INTERIORS

AG = ARCHITECTURAL GRAPHICS

AF = ARCHITECTURAL FINISHES

AC = ARCHITECTURAL CEILING PLAN

AW = ARCHITECTURAL WAYFINDING

AP = ARCHITECTURAL SPACE PLANNING

FLOOR PLANS & SCHEDULES

AL = ARCHITECTURAL LIFE SAFETY

DRAWINGS

SG = STRUCTURAL GENERAL

SF = STRUCTURAL FRAMING

MG = MECHANICAL GENERAL

MH = MECHANICAL HVAC

PG = PLUMBING MEDICAL GAS

PL = PLUMBING FIXTURES

EG = ELECTRICAL GENERAL

EL = ELECTRICAL LIGHTING

DRAWING INDEX LEGEND

SHEET TYPE DESIGNATORS

0 = GENERAL

1 = PLANS

2 = ELEVATIONS

3 = SECTIONS

4 = LARGE-SCALE VIEWS

5 = DETAILS

6 = SCHEDULES & DIAGRAMS

7 = USER DEFINED

8 = USER DEFINED

9 = 3D REPRESENTATIONS

BUILDING NUMBER

SHEET NUMBER

FLOOR NUMBER ON PLAN SHEETS

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GENERAL

GA.001 COVER 1 1

ARCHITECTURAL

A-001 ARCHITECTURAL SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS AND NOTES 1 62

A-002 UL DETAILS 2 62

A-003 UL DETAILS 3 62

A-004 HVAC HOUSEKEEPING PAD LOCATION PLAN 4 62

1E. A-401 BUILDING 1E, BASEMENT, TELEPHONE SWITCH ROOM CB07 5 62

1E. A-402 BUILDING 1E, BASEMENT, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM DB60A 6 62

1E. A-403 BUILDING 1E, BASEMENT, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM EB60A 7 62

1E. A-411 BUILDING 1E, FIRST FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D178A 8 62

1E. A-412 BUILDING 1E, FIRST FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E178A 9 62

1E. A-413 BUILDING 1E, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM L133 10 62

1E. A-431 BUILDING 1E, THIRD FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D312A 11 62

1E. A-432 BUILDING 1E, THIRD FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E321A 12 62

1E. A-451 BUILDING 1E, FIFTH FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D530A 13 62

1E. A-452 BUILDING 1E, FIFTH FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E530A 14 62

1E. A-471 BUILDING 1E, SEVENTH FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D712A 15 62

1E. A-472 BUILDING 1E, SEVENTH FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E718A 16 62

1W. A-401 BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AB00 17 62

1W. A-402 BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM AB29 18 62

1W. A-403 BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM BB26 19 62

1W. A-404 BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM BB94 20 62

1W. A-411 BUILDING 1W, FIRST FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A149 21 62

1W. A-412 BUILDING 1W, FIRST FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B143 22 62

1W. A-421 BUILDING 1W, SECOND FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A237 23 62

1W. A-422 BUILDING 1W, SECOND FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B231 24 62

1W. A-431 BUILDING 1W, THIRD FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A339 25 62

1W. A-432 BUILDING 1W, THIRD FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B310B 26 62

1W. A-441 BUILDING 1W, FOURTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A437 27 62

1W. A-442 BUILDING 1W, FOURTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B432A 28 62

1W. A-451 BUILDING 1W, FIFTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A535 29 62

1W. A-452 BUILDING 1W, FIFTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B525 30 62

1W. A-461 BUILDING 1W, SIXTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A633A 31 62

1W. A-462 BUILDING 1W, SIXTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B618A 32 62

1W. A-471 BUILDING 1W, SEVENTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A753 33 62

1W. A-472 BUILDING 1W, SEVENTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B722A 34 62

1W. A-481 BUILDING 1W, EIGHTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A843A 35 62

1W. A-482 BUILDING 1W, EIGHTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B812 36 62

1W. A-491 BUILDING 1W, NINTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A921A 37 62

28. A-401 BUILDING 28, BASEMENT, FOXTROT STACK, TELECOM ROOM FG86 38 62

28. A-411 BUILDING 28, FIRST FLOOR, MAIN COMPUTER ROOM A180 39 62

28. A-412 BUILDING 28, FIRST FLOOR, FOXTROT STACK, TELECOM ROOM F152 40 62

28. A-421 BUILDING 28, SECOND FLOOR, FOXTROT STACK, TELECOM ROOM F224A 41 62

2. A-421 BUILDING 2, FULLER HOUSE, SECOND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 210 42 62

3. A-401 BUILDING 3, FACILITY MANAGEMENT & SAFETY, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 02C 43 62

15. A-401 BUILDING 15, NORTH METER HOUSE, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 15-2 44 62

22. A-401 BUILDING 22, RESEARCH BUILDING, GROUND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM G12 45 62

22. A-411 BUILDING 22, RESEARCH BUILDING, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 08 46 62

29. A-411 BUILDING 29, EAST PARKING STRUCTURE, LEVEL A, TELECOM ROOM AA6 47 62

29. A-421 BUILDING 29, EAST PARKING STRUCTURE, LEVEL B, TELECOM ROOM EPS-B2 48 62

30. A-421 BUILDING 30, WEST PARKING STRUCTURE, LEVEL B, TELECOM ROOM WPS-B02 49 62

30. A-441 BUILDING 30, WEST PARKING STRUCTURE, LEVEL D, TELECOM ROOM WPS-D02 50 62

31. A-401 BUILDING 31, RESEARCH BUILDING, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 27 51 62

31. A-411 BUILDING 31, RESEARCH BUILDING, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 117 52 62

31. A-421 BUILDING 31, RESEARCH BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 218 53 62

32. A-401 BUILDING 32, ENERGY CENTER, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 003 54 62

32. A-431 BUILDING 32, ENERGY CENTER, ROOF PLAN AND PLATFORM 55 62

37. A-401 BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 006 56 62

37. A-411 BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 118 57 62

37. A-421 BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 217 58 62

37. A-431 BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, THIRD FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 317 59 62

A-501 PARTITION TYPES AND DETAILS 60 62

A-601 DOOR SCHEDULE, ELEVATIONS AND DETAILS 61 62

A-602 GENERAL NOTES, ABBREVIATIONS AND ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE 62 62

DRAWING LIST - VOLUME 3 OF 4

GENERAL

GM.001 COVER 1 1

MECHANICAL

MP001 MECHANICAL GENERAL INFORMATION 1 66

MP002 PLUMBING GENERAL INFORMATION 2 66

MP003 FIRE SUPPRESSION GENERAL INFORMATION 3 66

1E.MP401 BUILDING 1E, BASEMENT, TELEPHONE SWITCH ROOM CB07 4 66

1E.MP402 BUILDING 1E, BASEMENT, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM DB60A 5 66

1E.MP403 BUILDING 1E, BASEMENT, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM EB60A 6 66

1E.MP411 BUILDING 1E, FIRST FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D178A 7 66

1E.MP412 BUILDING 1E, FIRST FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E178A 8 66

1E.MP413 BUILDING 1E, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM L133 9 66

1E.MP431 BUILDING 1E, THIRD FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D312A 10 66

1E.MP432 BUILDING 1E, THIRD FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E321A 11 66

1E.MP451 BUILDING 1E, FIFTH FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D530A 12 66

1E.MP452 BUILDING 1E, FIFTH FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E530A 13 66

1E.MP471 BUILDING 1E, SEVENTH FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D712A 14 66

1E.MP472 BUILDING 1E, SEVENTH FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E718A 15 66

1W.MP401 BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AB00 16 66

1W.MP402 BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM AB29 17 66

1W.MP403 BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM BB26 18 66

1W.MP404 BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM BB94 19 66

1W.MP411 BUILDING 1W, FIRST FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A149 20 66

1W.MP412 BUILDING 1W, FIRST FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B143 21 66

1W.MP421 BUILDING 1W, SECOND FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A237 22 66

1W.MP422 BUILDING 1W, SECOND FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B231 23 66

1W.MP431 BUILDING 1W, THIRD FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A339 24 66

1W.MP432 BUILDING 1W, THIRD FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B310B 25 66

1W.MP441 BUILDING 1W, FOURTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A437 26 66

1W.MP442 BUILDING 1W, FOURTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B432A 27 66

1W.MP451 BUILDING 1W, FIFTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A535 28 66

1W.MP452 BUILDING 1W, FIFTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B525 29 66

1W.MP461 BUILDING 1W, SIXTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A633A 30 66

1W.MP462 BUILDING 1W, SIXTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B618A 31 66

1W.MP471 BUILDING 1W, SEVENTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A753 32 66

1W.MP472 BUILDING 1W, SEVENTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B722A 33 66

1W.MP481 BUILDING 1W, EIGHTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A843A 34 66

1W.MP482 BUILDING 1W, EIGHTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B812 35 66

1W.MP491 BUILDING 1W, NINTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A921A 36 66

28.MP401 BUILDING 28, BASEMENT, FOXTROT STACK, TELECOM ROOM FG86 37 66

28.MP411 BUILDING 28, FIRST FLOOR, MAIN COMPUTER SWITCH ROOM A180 - MECHANICAL 38 66

28.MP412 BUILDING 28, FIRST FLOOR, FOXTROT STACK, TELECOM ROOM F152 39 66

28.MP421 BUILDING 28, SECOND FLOOR, FOXTROT STACK, TELECOM ROOM F224A 40 66

2.MP421 BUILDING 2, FULLER HOUSE, SECOND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 210 41 66

3.MP401 BUILDING 3, FACILITY MANAGEMENT & SAFETY, BASEMENT, OVERALL PLAN 42 66

3.MP402 BUILDING 3, FACILITY MANAGEMENT & SAFETY, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 02C 43 66

15.MP401 BUILDING 15, NORTH METER HOUSE, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 15-2 44 66

22.MP401 BUILDING 22, RESEARCH BUILDING, GROUND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM G12 45 66

22.MP411 BUILDING 22, RESEARCH BUILDING, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 08 46 66

22.MP421 BUILDING 22, RESEARCH BUILDING, ROOF PLAN 47 66

29.MP411 BUILDING 29, EAST PARKING STRUCTURE, LEVEL A, TELECOM ROOM AA6 48 66

29.MP421 BUILDING 29, EAST PARKING STRUCTURE, LEVEL B, TELECOM ROOM EPS-B2 49 66

30.MP421 BUILDING 30, WEST PARKING STRUCTURE, LEVEL B, TELECOM ROOM WPS-B02 50 66

30.MP441 BUILDING 30, WEST PARKING STRUCTURE, LEVEL D, TELECOM ROOM WPS-D02 51 66

31.MP401 BUILDING 31, RESEARCH BUILDING, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 27 52 66

31.MP411 BUILDING 31, RESEARCH BUILDING, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 117 53 66

31.MP421 BUILDING 31, RESEARCH BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 218 54 66

32.MP101 BUILDING 32, ENERGY CENTER , FIRST FLOOR CHILLER ROOM 101 AND ROOF MECHANICAL PLAN 55 66

32.MP401 BUILDING 32, ENERGY CENTER, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 003 56 66

37.MP401 BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 006 57 66

37.MP411 BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 118 58 66

37.MP421 BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 217 59 66

37.MP431 BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, THIRD FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 317 60 66

MP501 MECHANICAL AND PLUMBING DETAILS 61 66

MP502 MECHANICAL AND PLUMBING DETAILS 62 66

MP503 CHILLED WATER PIPING SCHEMATIC FOR BUILDINGS 1 EAST, 1 WEST, AND 28 63 66

MP504 MECHANICAL CONTROLS 64 66

MP505 MECHANICAL CONTROLS 65 66

MP601 MECHANICAL SCHEDULES 66 66

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ET001 ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES, SYMBOL LEGENDS, AND ABBREVIATIONS 1 106

ET002 TECHNOLOGY GENERAL NOTES, SYMBOL LEGEND, AND ABBREVIATIONS 2 106

ET501 TYPICAL TELECOM ROOM DETAILS 3 106

ET502 ELECTRICAL AND TECHNOLOGY DETAILS 4 106

ET503 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS 5 106

ET504 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS 6 106

ET505 ELECTRICAL CHANNEL RACK DETAILS 7 106

ET506 ELECTRICAL AND TECHNOLOGY CHANNEL RACK DETAILS 8 106

ES101 CAMPUS FIBER DISTRIBUTION DIAGRAM 9 106

1E.ET401 BUILDING 1E, BASEMENT, TELEPHONE SWITCH ROOM CB07 10 106

1E.ET402 BUILDING 1E, BASEMENT, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM DB60A 11 106

1E.ET402.A BUILDING 1E, BASEMENT, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM DB60A - ELEVATIONS 12 106

1E.ET403 BUILDING 1E, BASEMENT, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM EB60A 13 106

1E.ET403.A BUILDING 1E, BASEMENT, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM EB60A - ELEVATIONS 14 106

1E.ET411 BUILDING 1E, FIRST FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D178A 15 106

1E.ET411.A BUILDING 1E, FIRST FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D178A - ELEVATIONS 16 106

1E.ET412 BUILDING 1E, FIRST FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E178A 17 106

1E.ET412.A BUILDING 1E, FIRST FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E178A - ELEVATIONS 18 106

1E.ET413 BUILDING 1E, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM L133 19 106

1E.ET413.A BUILDING 1E, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM L133 - ELEVATIONS 20 106

1E.ET431 BUILDING 1E, THIRD FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D312A 21 106

1E.ET431.A BUILDING 1E, THIRD FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D312A - ELEVATIONS 22 106

1E.ET432 BUILDING 1E, THIRD FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E321A 23 106

1E.ET432.A BUILDING 1E, THIRD FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E321A - ELEVATIONS 24 106

1E.ET451 BUILDING 1E, FIFTH FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D530A 25 106

1E.ET451.A BUILDING 1E, FIFTH FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D530A - ELEVATIONS 26 106

1E.ET452 BUILDING 1E, FIFTH FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E530A 27 106

1E.ET452.A BUILDING 1E, FIFTH FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E530A - ELEVATIONS 28 106

1E.ET471 BUILDING 1E, SEVENTH FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D712A 29 106

1E.ET471.A BUILDING 1E, SEVENTH FLOOR, DELTA STACK, TELECOM ROOM D712A - ELEVATIONS 30 106

1E.ET472 BUILDING 1E, SEVENTH FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E718A 31 106

1E.ET472.A BUILDING 1E, SEVENTH FLOOR, ECHO STACK, TELECOM ROOM E718A - ELEVATIONS 32 106

1W.ET401 BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AB00 33 106

1W.ET402 BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM AB29 34 106

1W.ET403 BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM BB26 35 106

1W.ET403.A BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM BB26 - ELEVATIONS 36 106

1W.ET404 BUILDING 1W, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM BB94 37 106

1W.ET411 BUILDING 1W, FIRST FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A149 38 106

1W.ET412 BUILDING 1W, FIRST FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B143 39 106

1W.ET412.A BUILDING 1W, FIRST FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B143 - ELEVATIONS 40 106

1W.ET421 BUILDING 1W, SECOND FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A237 41 106

1W.ET422 BUILDING 1W, SECOND FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B231 42 106

1W.ET422.A BUILDING 1W, SECOND FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B231 - ELEVATIONS 43 106

1W.ET431 BUILDING 1W, THIRD FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A339 44 106

1W.ET432 BUILDING 1W, THIRD FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B310B 45 106

1W.ET432.A BUILDING 1W, THIRD FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B310B - ELEVATIONS 46 106

1W.ET441 BUILDING 1W, FOURTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A437 47 106

1W.ET442 BUILDING 1W, FOURTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B432A 48 106

1W.ET442.A BUILDING 1W, FOURTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B432A - ELEVATIONS 49 106

1W.ET451 BUILDING 1W, FIFTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A535 50 106

1W.ET452 BUILDING 1W, FIFTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B525A 51 106

1W.ET452.A BUILDING 1W, FIFTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B525A - ELEVATIONS 52 106

1W.ET461 BUILDING 1W, SIXTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A633A 53 106

1W.ET462 BUILDING 1W, SIXTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B618A 54 106

1W.ET462.A BUILDING 1W, SIXTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B618A - ELEVATIONS 55 106

1W.ET471 BUILDING 1W, SEVENTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A753 56 106

1W.ET472 BUILDING 1W, SEVENTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B722A 57 106

1W.ET472.A BUILDING 1W, SEVENTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B722A - ELEVATIONS 58 106

1W.ET481 BUILDING 1W, EIGHTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A843A 59 106

1W.ET482 BUILDING 1W, EIGHTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B812 60 106

1W.ET482.A BUILDING 1W, EIGHTH FLOOR, BRAVO STACK, TELECOM ROOM B812 - ELEVATIONS 61 106

1W.ET491 BUILDING 1W, NINTH FLOOR, ALPHA STACK, TELECOM ROOM A921A 62 106

28.ET401 BUILDING 28, BASEMENT, FOXTROT STACK, TELECOM ROOM FG86 63 106

28.ET411 BUILDING 28, FIRST FLOOR, MAIN COMPUTER ROOM A180 - POWER 64 106

28.ET414 BUILDING 28, FIRST FLOOR, FOXTROT STACK, TELECOM ROOM F152 65 106

28.ET421 BUILDING 28, SECOND FLOOR, FOXTROT STACK, TELECOM ROOM F224A 66 106

2.ET421 BUILDING 2, FULLER HOUSE, SECOND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 210 67 106

3.ET401 BUILDING 3, FACILITY MANAGEMENT & SAFETY, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 02C 68 106

15.ET401 BUILDING 15, NORTH METER HOUSE, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 15-2 69 106

22.ET401 BUILDING 22, RESEARCH BUILDING, GROUND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM G12 70 106

22.ET411 BUILDING 22, RESEARCH BUILDING, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 08 71 106

22.ET411.A BUILDING 22, RESEARCH BUILDING, ROOF PLAN 72 106

29.ET411 BUILDING 29, EAST PARKING STRUCTURE, LEVEL A, TELECOM ROOM AA6 73 106

29.ET421 BUILDING 29, EAST PARKING STRUCTURE, LEVEL B, TELECOM ROOM EPS-B2 74 106

30.ET421 BUILDING 30, WEST PARKING STRUCTURE, LEVEL B, TELECOM ROOM WPS-B02 75 106

30.ET441 BUILDING 30, WEST PARKING STRUCTURE, LEVEL D, TELECOM ROOM WPS-D02 76 106

31.ET401 BUILDING 31, RESEARCH BUILDING, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 27 77 106

31.ET401.A BUILDING 31, RESEARCH BUILDING, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 27 - ELEVATIONS 78 106

31.ET411 BUILDING 31, RESEARCH BUILDING, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 117 79 106

31.ET411.A BUILDING 31, RESEARCH BUILDING, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 117 - ELEVATIONS 80 106

31.ET421 BUILDING 31, RESEARCH BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 218 81 106

31.ET421.A BUILDING 31, RESEARCH BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 218 - ELEVATIONS 82 106

32.ET401 BUILDING 32, ENERGY CENTER, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 003 83 106

32.ET401.A BUILDING 32, ENERGY CENTER, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 003 - ELEVATIONS 84 106

32.ET431 BUILDING 32, ENERGY CENTER , FIRST FLOOR CHILLER ROOM 101 AND ROOF ELECTRICAL PLAN 85 106

37.ET401 BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 006 86 106

37.ET401.A BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, BASEMENT, TELECOM ROOM 006 - ELEVATIONS 87 106

37.ET411 BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 118 88 106

37.ET411.A BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, FIRST FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 118 - ELEVATIONS 89 106

37.ET421 BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 217 90 106

37.ET421.A BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 217 - ELEVATIONS 91 106

37.ET431 BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, THIRD FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 317 92 106

37.ET431.A BUILDING 37, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, THIRD FLOOR, TELECOM ROOM 317 - ELEVATIONS 93 106

1.ET601 BUILDING 1E, 1W, AND 28 FIBER RISER DIAGRAM 94 106

1.ET602 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE AND BUILDING 1E AND 28 ELECTRICAL RISER DIAGRAMS 95 106

1.ET603 BUILDING 1W ELECTRICAL RISER DIAGRAM 96 106

1.ET604 BUILDING 1W EXISTING A STACK PHONE, CODE ONE, PA, PACS RISERS AND PACS PANELS

SCHEDULE

97 106

2.ET601 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE, SINGLE LINE AND FIBER RISER DIAGRAM 98 106

3.ET601 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE, SINGLE LINE AND FIBER RISER DIAGRAM 99 106

15.ET601 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE, SINGLE LINE AND FIBER RISER DIAGRAM 100 106

22.ET601 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE, SINGLE LINE AND FIBER RISER DIAGRAM 101 106

29.ET601 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE, SINGLE LINE AND FIBER RISER DIAGRAM 102 106

30.ET601 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE, SINGLE LINE AND FIBER RISER DIAGRAM 103 106

31.ET601 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE, SINGLE LINE AND FIBER RISER DIAGRAM 104 106

32.ET601 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE, SINGLE LINE AND FIBER RISER DIAGRAM 105 106

37.ET601 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE, SINGLE LINE AND FIBER RISER DIAGRAM 106 106

CODE STANDARDS AND EXECUTIVE ORDERS

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CONTRACTOR TRAILER LOCATION, LAY

DOWN AREA, AND DUMPSTER LOCATION.

LOCATION OF THESE FACILITIES WILL BE

DESIGNATED BY THE VA COR. ON SITE

MATERIAL STORAGE IS PROHIBITED.

GC AND ALL SUB-CONTRACTORS ARE

ALLOWED 2 PARKING SPACES TOTAL IN

GARAGE 29. SPACE LOCATION WILL BE

DESIGNATED BY THE VA COR.

COORDINATE WITH 01 00 00.

PROPOSED CRANE LOCATION FOR NEW ROOF TOP

PLATFORM AND COOLER EQUIPMENT

INSTALLATION. CRANE LIFT SHOULD BE

SCHEDULED ON OFF HOURS/WEEKENDS DUE TO

STAFF OCCUPANCY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. GC TO

INFORM VA COR 14 DAYS PRIOR TO THE START OF

ANY CRANE ACTIVITIES.

1W LIBERTY BUILDING - ORIGINAL HOSPITAL BUILDING

1E FREEDOM BUILDING - CLINICAL ADDITION

2 FULLER HOUSE

3 FACILITY MANAGEMENT & SAFETY

7 GROUNDS GARAGE (NO WORK)

15 NORTH METER HOUSE

22 RESEARCH BUILDING

28 INDEPENDENCE BUILDING

31 RESEARCH BUILDING

32 ENERGY CENTER

35 SOUTH METER HOUSE (NO WORK)

36 FISHER HOUSE (NO WORK)

37 ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING

T9 ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING (NO WORK)

29 EAST PARKING STRUCTURE (PATIENT, VISITOR, & STAFF)

30 WEST PARKING STRUCTURE (STAFF ONLY)

A EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PARKING

B STAFF PARKING LOT

D STAFF PARKING LOT

G STAFF PARKING LOT

H STAFF PARKING LOT

J FISHER HOUSE PARKING LOT

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PARKING

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Engineers Architects

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CONSULTANTS: PROJECT MANAGER

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Headquarters:

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2215 FULLER ROAD, ANN ARBOR, MI

48105 FEBRUARY 28, 2024

BID DOCUMENTS

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TELECOMMUNICATION ROOM BUILDING 1 STACK REFERENCE DRAWING

ECHO STACK

DELTA STACKABANDONED CHARLIE STACK

ONCE ALL TECHNOLOGY AND

EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN RELOCATED

FROM THIS ROOM, NO OTHER

INTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS ARE

REQUIRED.

BRAVO STACK

ABANDONDED ALPHA STACK

ONCE ALL TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT HAS

BEEN RELOCATED FROM THIS ROOM, NO OTHER

INTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS ARE REQUIRED.

ALPHA STACK

FOXTROT STACK

TR L133

TELEPHONE SWITCH ROOM

CB07

TR BB94

BUILDING 1E

BUILDING 28

BUILDING 1W

E718A

E530A

E321A

E178A

EB60A

D712A

D530A

D312A

D178A

DB60A

B812

B722A

B618A

B525

B432A

B310B

B231

B143

BB26

F224A

F152

FG86

A921A

A843A

A753

A633A

A535

A437

A339

A237

A149

AB29

MAIN COMPUTER ROOM

A180

EXISTING DATA

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EQUIPMENT AB00

INFECTION CONTROL RISK MITIGATION RECOMMENDATIONS MATRIX OF

PRECAUTIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION

INFECTION CONTROL RISK MITIGATION RECOMMENDATIONS MATRIX OF

PRECAUTIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION

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Class III

Note: Infection Control approval will be required when the Construction Activity and Risk Level indicate that

It is the Contractor's Responsibility to provide the following Infection Control Precautions depending upon the Area Class Designation

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HIGH Risk Group 3

HIGHEST Risk Group 4 V

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Patient Risk Group Table

Infection Control Matrix - Class of Precautions: Construction Project by Patient Risk

TYPE A

Construction Project Type

Major demolition and construction projects Includes, but is not limited to:

• Removal or replacement of building system component(s).

• Removal/installation of drywall partitions.

• Invasive large-scale new building construction.

• Renovation work in two or more rooms.

Work that generates a moderate to high level of dust or requires demolition or removal of any fixed building components or assemblies Includes, but is not limited to:

• Removal of preexisting floor covering, walls, casework or other building components.

• New drywall placement.

• Renovation work in a single room.

• Nonexisting cable pathway or invasive electrical work above ceilings.

• The removal of drywall where a moderate amount of dust and debris is created.

• Dry sanding where a moderate amount of dust and debris is created.

• Work creating significant vibration and/or noise.

• Any activity that cannot be completed in a single work shift.

Small scale, short duration activities which create minimal dust Includes, but is not limited to:

• Work conducted above the ceiling (e.g., prolonged inspection or repair of firewalls and barriers, installation of conduit and/or cabling, and access to mechanical and/or electrical chase spaces).

• Fan shutdown/startup.

• Installation of electrical devices or new flooring that produces minimal dust and debris.

• The removal of drywall where minimal dust and debris is created.

• Controlled sanding activities (e.g., wet or dry sanding) that produce minimal dust and debris.

Inspection and Non-Invasive Activities Includes, but is not limited to:

• Removal of ceiling tile for visual inspection-limited to 1 tile per 50 square feet with limited exposure time.

• Limited building system maintenance (e.g., pneumatic tube station, HVAC system, fire suppression system, electrical and carpentry work to include painting without sanding) that does not create dust or debris.

• Clean plumbing activity limited in nature.

Type of Construction / Project Activity Table

Group 2 Medium Risk

Group 1 Low Risk

• Physical Therapy

• Radiology departments

• All patient waiting rooms

• All outpatient clinics

• Research Areas

• Respiratory Therapy

• Office areas (non-clinical)

• FES/EMS areas

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Patient Risk Group

TYPE D

TYPE C

TYPE B

TYPE A

Group 4 Highest Risk

Group 3 High Risk

• Emergency Room

• Clinical Laboratories (specimen)

• Same Day Surgery

• Pharmacy

• Nutrition and Food

Service/Canteen

• Procedural Areas (GI)

• Inpatient Mental Health

• Any area caring for immunocompromised patients

• Cardiac Cath Lab/IR

• Central Sterile Supply

• Sterile Processing Service

• Intensive Care Units

IIII

TYPE DTYPE CTYPE B

Class IVor control procedures are necessary.

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LA

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IV

During Construction Project Upon Completion of Project

1. Includes all activities required by Class III

2. Obtain Infection Control Permit from Hospital Safety Officer or Facilities Management

Maintenance and Engineering department before construction begins.

3. Construct and complete critical barriers meeting NFPA 241 requirements. Barriers must extend to the ceiling or if ceiling tile is removed, to the deck above.

4. All (plastic or hard) barrier construction activities must be completed in a manner that prevents dust release. Plastic barriers must be effectively affixed to ground and ceiling and secure from movement or damage. Apply tape that will not leave a residue to seal gaps between barriers, ceiling or floor.

5. Seal all penetrations in containment barriers, including floors and ceiling, using approved materials (UL schedule firestop if applicable for barrier type).

6. Containment units or environmental containment units (ECUs) approved for Class IV precautions in small areas totally contained by the unit and that has HEPA-filtered exhaust air.

7. Remove or isolate return air diffusers to avoid dust entering the HVAC system.

8. Remove or isolate the supply air diffusers to avoid positive pressurization of the space.

9. Negative airflow pattern must be maintained from the entry point to the anteroom and into the construction area. The airflow must cascade from outside to inside the construction area. The entire construction area must remain negatively pressurized.

10. Maintain negative pressurization of the entire workspace by use of HEPA exhaust air systems directed outdoors. Exhaust discharged directly to the outdoors that is 25 feet or greater from entrances, air intakes and windows does not require HEPA-filtered air.

11. If exhaust is directed indoors, then the system must be HEPA filtered. Prior to start of work, HEPA filtration must be verified by particulate measurement as no less than 99.97% efficiency and must not alter or change airflow/pressure relationships in other areas.

12. Exhaust into shared or recirculating HVAC systems, or other shared exhaust systems (e.g., bathroom exhaust) is not acceptable.

13. Install device (e.g., magnehelic, manometer, or digital monitoring) on exterior of work containment to continually monitor negative pressurization. The “ball in the wall” or similar apparatus are not acceptable.

14. Contain all trash and debris in the work area.

15. Nonporous/smooth and cleanable containers (with a hard lid) must be used to transport trash and debris from the construction areas. These containers must be damp-wiped cleaned and free of visible dust/debris before leaving the contained work area.

16. Worker clothing must be clean and free of visible dust before leaving the work area.

HEPA vacuuming of clothing or use of cover suites is acceptable.

17. Workers must wear shoe covers prior to entry into the work area. Shoe covers must be changed prior to exiting the anteroom to the occupied space (non-work area). Damaged shoe covers must be immediately changed.

18. Install a sticky (dust collection) mat at entrance of contained work area based on facility policy. Sticky mats must be changed routinely and when visibly soiled.

19. Consider collection of particulate data during work to monitor and ensure that contaminates do not enter the occupied spaces. Routine collection of particulate samples may be used to verify HEPA filtration efficiencies.

• Medical/Surgical Units

• Negative pressure isolation rooms

• Outpatient Chemotherapy

Areas

• Operating rooms

• Post Anesthesia Care Unit

• Dialysis

• Dental

C

LA

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V

1. Includes all activities required by Class IV

2. Obtain Infection Control Permit from Hospital Safety Officer or Facilities Management

Maintenance and Engineering department before construction begins.

3. Construct and complete critical barriers meeting NFPA 241 requirements. Barriers must extend to the ceiling or if ceiling tile is removed, to the deck above.

4. All (plastic or hard) barrier construction activities must be completed in a manner that prevents dust release. Plastic barriers must be effectively affixed to ground and ceiling and secure from movement or damage. Apply tape that will not leave a residue to seal gaps between barriers, ceiling or floor.

5. Seal all penetrations in containment barriers, anteroom barriers, including floors and ceiling using approved materials (UL schedule firestop if applicable for barrier type).

6. Construct anteroom large enough for equipment staging, cart cleaning, workers. The anteroom must be constructed adjacent to entrance of construction work area.

7. Personnel will be required to wear coveralls at all times during Class V work activities.

Coveralls must be removed before leaving the anteroom.

8. Remove or isolate return air diffusers to avoid dust entering the HVAC system.

9. Remove or isolate the supply air diffusers to avoid positive pressurization of the space.

10. Negative airflow pattern must be maintained from the entry point to the anteroom and into the construction area. The airflow must cascade from outside to inside the construction area. The entire construction area must remain negatively pressurized.

11. Maintain negative pressurization of the entire workspace using HEPA exhaust air systems directed outdoors. Exhaust discharged directly to the outdoors that is 25 feet or greater from entrances, air intakes and windows does not require HEPA-filtered air.

12. If exhaust is directed indoors, then the system must be HEPA filtered. Prior to start of work, HEPA filtration must be verified by particulate measurement as no less than 99.97% efficiency and must not alter or change airflow/pressure relationships in other areas.

13. Exhaust into shared or recirculating HVAC systems, or other shared exhaust systems (bathroom exhaust) is not acceptable.

14. Install device (e.g., magnehelic, manometer, or digital monitoring) on exterior of work containment to continually monitor negative pressurization. The “ball in the wall” or similar apparatus are not acceptable.

15. Contain all trash and debris in the work area.

16. Nonporous/smooth and cleanable containers (with a hard lid) must be used to transport trash and debris from the construction areas. These containers must be damp-wiped cleaned and free of visible dust/debris before leaving the contained work area.

17. Worker clothing must be clean and free of visible dust before leaving the work area anteroom.

18. Workers must wear shoe covers prior to entry into the work area. Shoe covers must be changed prior to exiting the anteroom to the occupied space (non-work area).

Damaged shoe covers must be immediately changed.

19. Install a sticky (dust collection) mat at entrance of contained work area based on facility policy. Sticky mats must be changed routinely and when visibly soiled.

20. Consider collection of particulate data during work to monitor and ensure that contaminates do not enter the occupied spaces. Routine collection of particulate samples may be used to verify HEPA filtration efficiencies.

Construction areas must be inspected by an infection preventionist or designee and engineering representative for discontinuation or downgrading of ICRA precautions.

Work Area Cleaning:

1. Clean work areas including all environmental surfaces, high horizontal surfaces and flooring materials.

2. Check all supply and return air registers for dust accumulation on upper surfaces as well as air diffuser surfaces.

Removal of Critical Barriers:

1. Critical barriers must remain in place during all work involving drywall removal, creation of dust and activities beyond simple touch-up work. The barrier may NOT be removed until a work area cleaning has been performed.

2. All (plastic or hard) barrier removal activities must be completed in a manner that prevents dust release. Use the following precautions when removing hard barriers:

1. Carefully remove screws and painter tape.

2. If dust will be generated during screw removal, use hand-held HEPA vacuum.

3. Drywall cutting is prohibited during removal process.

4. Clean all stud tracks with HEPA vacuum before removing outer hard barrier.

5. Use a plastic barrier to enclose area if dust could be generated.

Negative Air Requirements:

1. The use of negative air must be designed to remove contaminates from the work area.

2. Negative air devices must remain operational at all times and in place for a period after completion of dust creating activities to remove contaminants from the work area and before removal of critical barriers.

HVAC systems:

1. Upon removal of critical barriers, remove isolation of HVAC system in areas where work is being performed.

2. Verify that HVAC systems are clean and operational.

3. Verify the HVAC systems meets original airflow and air exchange design specifications.

It is the Contractor's Responsibility to provide the following Infection Control Precautions depending upon the Area Class Designation

During Construction Project

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Cleaning:

1. Clean work areas including all environmental surfaces, high horizontal surfaces and flooring materials.

2. Check all supply and return air registers for dust accumulation on upper surfaces as well as air diffuser surfaces.

HVAC Systems:

1. Remove isolation of HVAC system in areas where work is being performed. Verify that HVAC systems are clean and operational.

2. Verify the HVAC systems meet original airflow and air exchange design specifications.

Upon Completion of Project

1. Execute work by methods to minimize raising dust from construction operations.

2. Perform noninvasive work activity as to not block or interrupt patient care.

3. Perform noninvasive work activities in areas that are not directly occupied with patients.

4. Perform noninvasive work activity in a manner that does not create dust.

5. Immediately replace any displaced ceiling tile before leaving the area and/or at end of noninvasive work activity.

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Cleaning:

1. Clean work areas including all environmental surfaces, high horizontal surfaces and flooring materials.

2. Check all supply and return air registers for dust accumulation on upper surfaces as well as air diffuser surfaces.

HVAC Systems:

1. Remove isolation of HVAC system in areas where work is being performed. Verify that HVAC systems are clean and operational.

2. Verify the HVAC systems meet original airflow and air exchange design specifications.

1. Includes all activities required by Class I

2. Perform only limited dust work and/or activities designed for basic facilities and engineering work.

3. Perform limited dust and invasive work following standing precautions procedures approved by the organization.

4. This Class of Precautions must never be used for construction or renovation activities.

5. Provide active means to prevent airborne dust from dispersing into atmosphere.

6. Water mist work surfaces to control dust while cutting.

7. Seal unused doors with duct tape.

8. Block off and seal air vents.

9. Replace adhesive walk-off mats at entrance and exit of work area. Replace used mats in accordance with manufacturer's recommendations.

10. Remove or isolate HVAC system in area where work is being done to prevent contamination of duct system.

Construction areas must be inspected by an infection preventionist or designee and engineering representative for discontinuation or downgrading of ICRA precautions.

Work Area Cleaning:

1. Clean work areas including all environmental surfaces, high horizontal surfaces and flooring materials.

2. Check all supply and return air registers for dust accumulation on upper surfaces as well as air diffuser surfaces.

Removal of Critical Barriers:

1. Critical barriers must remain in place during all work involving drywall removal, creation of dust and activities beyond simple touch-up work. The barrier may NOT be removed until a work area cleaning has been performed.

2. All (plastic or hard) barrier removal activities must be completed in a manner that prevents dust release. Use the following precautions when removing hard barriers:

1. Carefully remove screws and painter tape.

2. If dust will be generated during screw removal, use hand-held HEPA vacuum.

3. Drywall cutting is prohibited during removal process.

4. Clean all stud tracks with HEPA vacuum before removing outer hard barrier.

5. Use a plastic barrier to enclose area if dust could be generated.

Negative Air Requirements:

1. The use of negative air must be designed to remove contaminates from the work area.

2. Negative air devices must remain operational at all times and in place for a period after completion of dust creating activities to remove contaminants from the work area and before removal of critical barriers.

HVAC systems:

1. Upon removal of critical barriers, remove isolation of HVAC system in areas where work is being performed.

2. Verify that HVAC systems are clean and operational.

3. Verify the HVAC systems meets original airflow and air exchange design specifications.

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES SHALL BE CLASSIFIED AS FOLLOWS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE:

1. INSTALLATION OF CABLE TRAY IN CORRIDOR CEILINGS SHALL BE CONSIDERED CONSTRUCITON ACTIVITY TYPE B.

2. ALL CONDUIT SPECIFIED TO BE INSTALLED IN WALL SHALL BE CONSIDERED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY TYPE C.

3. CONSTRUCTION OF NEW ROOMS SHALL BE CONSIDERED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY TYPE D.

4. INSTALLATION OF NEW DOORS TO OR FROM EXISTING SPACES SHALL BE CONSIDERED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY TYPE C.

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1. Includes all activities required by Class II

2. Obtain Infection Control Permit from Hospital Safety Officer or Facilities

Management Maintenance and Engineering department before construction begins.

3. Provide active means to prevent airborne dust dispersion into the occupied areas.

4. Means for controlling minimal dust dispersion may include hand-held HEPA vacuum devices, polyethylene plastic containment, or isolation of work area by closing room door.

5. Remove or isolate return air diffusers to avoid dust from entering the HVAC system.

6. Remove or isolate the supply air diffusers to avoid positive pressurization of the space,

7. If work area is contained, then it must be neutrally to…