Attachment 3 - SCB Building Elevator Modernization Specification Summary.pdf
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This is a specification summary document for the State of Colorado, Office of the State Architect, State Buildings Program, detailing the modernization of passenger elevators at the State Capitol Building located at 200 East Colfax Avenue in Denver, Colorado (Project 2025-088M24). The project involves the comprehensive modernization of a duplex operation elevator system with two-car groups, maintaining existing specifications of 500 feet per minute speed, 2,500-pound capacity, four stops at floors G, 1, 2, and 3, and approximately 60 feet of travel. The scope of work encompasses replacement of the original Otis gearless DC hoist machines with new permanent magnet AC gearless machines, installation of new MCE iBox microprocessor control systems, new ReGen VVVF motor drive units, Hollister-Whitney governors, new hoistway door equipment, and comprehensive wiring and duct installation. Additional work includes installation of new car door operators, cab protective components, hall pushbutton stations with LED illumination compliant with A17.1-2019 standards, directional hall lanterns with "opposite elevator arriving" notification systems, and both top and bottom hoistway access switches. The specification document notes that certain existing components will be retained and refurbished, including bronze hoistway door panels, entrances, sills, car safeties, and buffers.
The specification summary document does not contain information regarding pricing terms, contract award dates, bid submission deadlines, site visit requirements, or bidders' conferences. The document explicitly states that the summary is a brief outline and that the body of technical specifications should take precedence in case of any discrepancies. Contractors are required to verify existing conditions on-site, including the approximate 60-foot travel distance, and ensure all installations comply with current building codes and the 2019 A17.1 elevator safety standards. No funding amounts, sources, set-asides, incumbent information, or contract term details are provided in this specification summary document.
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State of Colorado – State Capitol Building 200 East Colfax Avenue
Passenger Elevator Modernization Specifications Denver, CO 80203
State of Colorado – Office of the State Architect - State Buildings Program February 27, 2025
Project: 2025-088M24 – Modernize Passenger Elevators – State Capitol Building
2.01 PASSENGER ELEVATOR SCHEDULE/EQUIPMENT SUMMARY (1)
State Capitol Building Existing After Modernization
Description:
Speed/Capacity 500 FPM @ 2,500 Lbs. 500 FPM @ 2,500 Lbs.
Stops/Openings Four (4) Four (4) Floor Marking: G, *1, 2, 3
Travel: Approximately 60 feet Contractor to verify
Operation Duplex Operation Microprocessor – Two (2) Car Group
Machine Room:
Gearless Hoist Machine, Bedplate, Deflector
Sheave, and Hoist Cables
Remove the original Otis Gearless DC Hoist Machines, and install new Permanent Mag-net AC Gearless Hoist Machine, Bed Plate, Machine Room mounted 1:1 Double Wrap
Deflector Sheave, w/ Main and Auxiliary Brake Assembly. Install new Hoist Cables. (5 –
½ Hoist Cables)
Controller Install new MCE iBox Two Car Group microprocessor control system.
Power Conversion Provide new "ReGen" VVVF Motor Drive Unit and Transformers, if required.
Governors Install new Hollister-Whitney Governors, Governor Cable and Tension Sheave.
Hoistway:
Hoistway door equipment Install new GAL or approved equal hoistway door tracks, hanger rollers, closers, inter-locks, pickup rollers, retainers, door gibs, and fire stops.
Hoistway Doors, Entrances and Sills
Clean, polish, and retain the existing Bronze Hoistway Door Panels, Entrances, and Sills.
Hoistway limit switches Install new TLS Slowdown, ETS, and Limit Switches.
Car & Cwt Rails Realign as needed for smooth/quiet ride.
Wiring/Duct Install new traveling cables, hoistway wiring, and machine room wiring.
Car & Cwt. Roller Guides Install new Elsco Type “A” Tandem Car Roller Guides. Install new Elsco Type “D”
Counterweight Roller Guides.
Car Safeties Retain the existing Hollister-Whitney Type “B” Safeties & Linkages.
Car:
Car-top-control Provide new
Door Operator Install new GAL – MOVFE Linear or approved equal Car Door Operators.
Car Door Panels Install new #4 satin finish Bronze Car Door Panels, Header, Tracks, Hanger Rollers, and
Gate Switch. Support Car Door Operator from the Car Top, not the Car Sling.
Door Protective Device Provide new Janus 3D or approved equal.
Top of Car Railing Provide per current code
Cab: . new Front Return Panel, Strike Jamb, and Transon. Clean and polish Car Door Sill. Retain the existing elevator cab interiors. Provide new Cab Protective Pads and Pad Hooks.
Pit:
Stop Switch Provide in compliance with code.
Buffers Clean, refurbish and retain the existing Car and Counterweight Buffers.
Signal Fixtures
Car Operating Panel Provide new Main COP. A17.1 2019 compliant. Provide Digital PI’s. Install Dual Car
Lanterns
Hall PB Station
Dual Hall Push Button
Riser (North & South)
Install new A17.1 - 2019 compliant LED illuminated Hall Pushbutton fixtures and Posi-tion Indicator at each floor. At the 1st floor install new three (3) position Firefighters’ key switch, Phase I Operating Instructions, “Communication Failure" indicator light, Buzzer, and Key Switch. Provide an Emergency Power indicator light.
Combo Hall PI & Lanterns
“Opposite Elevator Arriv-ing” notification
Above each entrance, install a new combination Directional Hall Lantern and “Opposite
Elevator Arriving” light and Gong on each Car and at each floor.
Hoistway Access Switch Provide Top and Bottom Hoistway Access per code
(1) Summary is just a brief outline to give general scope of work. If a discrepancy exists between the summary and body of the technical specifications, or if an item is not included in the summary, the body of the technical specifications should take precedence.
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