Attachment A - Drawings.pdf

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Attached to: Z2DA--Renovate PACU Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number: 36C24621R0127
Issued by: Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 6

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This document provides details for a federal contract opportunity to renovate the Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) at the Durham VA Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina. The Department of Veterans Affairs is soliciting proposals to gut and renovate approximately 4,400 square feet of space and expand the PACU into an adjoining pain care clinic to provide sixteen recovery bays and one isolation room. The estimated construction value is between $2,000,000 and $5,000,000. The solicitation number is 36C24621R0127 and is anticipated to be a Total Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set-aside. An attachment with relevant drawings is included. The solicitation will be issued on or around September 17, 2021 with proposals due approximately 30 days after issuance. A pre-solicitation site visit date will be specified in the solicitation. Questions regarding the opportunity must be emailed to the identified point of contact.

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Renovate PACU - RFI Response.pdf	PDF	Oct 28, 2021
00 SOW - Updated.pdf	PDF	Oct 26, 2021
36C24621R0127 0001.docx	DOCX document	Oct 26, 2021
Site Visit Sign-In Sheet - Renovate PACU.pdf	PDF	Oct 26, 2021
Attachment E - Past Performance Questionnaire.docx	DOCX document	Sep 17, 2021
Attachment D - Wage Determination NC20210028.pdf	PDF	Sep 17, 2021
Attachment C - Specifications - VOL. 2.pdf	PDF	Sep 17, 2021
Attachment F - Base Proposal Item Price Breakdown.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Sep 17, 2021
36C24621R0127_1.docx	DOCX document	Sep 17, 2021
Attachment B - Specifications - VOL. 1.pdf	PDF	Sep 17, 2021

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1. ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE VERIFIED CAREFULLY AND ANY DISCREPANCIES BROUGHT TO THE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION

OF THE VA COR.

2. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT EXISTING CORRIDORS, ELEVATORS, DOORS, ETC. AND REPAIR ANY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM RENOVATION, DEMOLITION OR TRANSPORTATION OF MATERIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PROJECT.

3. NOTIFY THE VA COR PRIOR TO ANY HAMMER DRILLING, SAW CUTTING, OR CORE DRILLING. THIS MUST BE SCHEDULED 7

DAYS IN ADVANCE.

4. THE VA COR SHALL BE GIVEN THREE WEEKS NOTICE, IN WRITING, BEFORE ANY UTILITY SYSTEM SHUTDOWN IS

REQUIRED.

5. REPAIR OR REPLACE ALL PROPERTY OF THE OWNER DAMAGED BY CONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

EQUIPMENT, FLOORS, BASES, CEILING TILES, AND WALLS.

6. IT WILL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR TO IMMEDIATELY REPAIR ANY DAMAGED FIRE SPRINKLER PIPING

DURING DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION.

7. THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE INTENDED TO BE FOR ASSISTANCE AND GUIDANCE, BUT EXACT LOCATIONS, DISTANCES, LEVELS, QUANTITIES SHALL BE GOVERNED BY ACTUAL CONDITIONS FOUND AT THE JOB SITE AND MUST BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND BECOME FAMILIAR WITH ALL AREAS OF THE EXISTING BUILDING AFFECTED BY THE WORK, PRIOR TO COMMENCING THE WORK.

GENERAL NOTES :

GENERAL

1. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR BECOMING FAMILIAR WITH THE WORK AND ALL AREAS OF THE EXISTING BUILDING AFFECTED BY THE WORK, CAREFULLY VERIFYING ALL DIMENSIONS, AND BRINGING ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE

IMMEDIATE ATTENTION OF THE COR.

2. CONTRACTOR WILL INCLUDE INFORMATION DESCRIBING COMPLIANCE WITH ICRA REQUIREMENTS IN THE NARRATIVE.

3. CONTRACTOR WILL OBTAIN A PERMIT PRIOR TO BEGINNING WORK ABOVE CEILINGS.

4. CONTRACTOR MUST OBTAIN HOT WORK PERMITS DAILY FOR WELDING, SOLDERING, TORCH CUTTING, AND BURNING 24 HOURS PRIOR TO THE START OF WORK FROM THE COR. FIRE WATCH IS REQUIRED. CONTRACTOR WILL FURNISH FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. CONTRACTOR MUST ACQUIRE AND HOLD THESE PERMITS AT THE WORK SITE AT ALL TIMES.

5. NO SMOKING EXCEPT IN DESIGNATED AREAS OUTSIDE OF BUILDING AS DEFINED IN SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 01 00 00.

6. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT THE EXISTING FACILITY AND REPAIR ANY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM THE WORK.

7. CONTRACTOR WILL NOTIFY THE COR SEVEN DAYS PRIOR TO ANY CORE DRILLING.

8. CONTRACTOR WILL PROVIDE THREE WEEKS NOTICE IN WRITING PRIOR THE SHUT DOWN OF ANY UTILITY.

9. CONTRACTOR WILL NOTIFY THE COR OF ANY DAMAGED FIRE SPRINKLER COMPONENTS AND REPAIR IMMEDIATELY.

10.CONTRACTOR WILL LEGALLY REMOVE AND DISPOSE OF ALL DEBRIS.

GENERAL NOTES - DURHAM VAMC SPECIFIC :

PROTECTION COORDINATION & REQUIREMENTS

1. CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN ALL SITE AREAS IN A SAFE CONDITION AT ALL TIMES.

2. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING PROTECTION FOR BUILDING, SYSTEMS, OCCUPANTS, AND

PEDESTRIANS AT ALL TIMES DURING CONSTRUCTION.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT SAFETY PLAN TO COR FOR REVIEW INDICATING ALL SAFETY MEASURES TO BE

IMPLEMENTED DURING CONSTRUCTION.

4. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING SAFE WORKING CONDITIONS FOR ALL WORKERS PER OSHA

REQUIREMENTS.

POWER

1. COR WILL DETERMINE AVAILABILITY OF POWER SUPPLY (IF ANY) AT THE TIME OF THE AWARD OF THE CONSTRUCTION

CONTRACT.

2. IF THE VA IS UNABLE TO PROVIDE A TEMPORARY ELECTRICAL CONNECTION DURING CONSTRUCTION, THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE ELECTRICITY TO SUPPORT THE WORK. CONTRACTOR WILL REQUEST AN AREA TO USE THE GENERATOR AT LEAST SEVEN (7) CALENDAR DAYS PRIOR TO USE. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTING

OUTSIDE BUILDING AIR INTAKES FROM EXHAUST FOR THE DURATION OF THE PROJECT.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL REQUEST POWER SHUTDOWNS OF EQUIPMENT THROUGH COR. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT SHUTDOWN EQUIPMENT OR ENGAGE WITH VA BREAKERS OR DISCONNECTS ON ACTIVE EQUIPMENT.

MECHANICAL SYSTEMS

1. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT MECHANICAL UNITS INCLUDING AIR HANDLERS, COMPRESSORS, AND PIPING AS NECESSARY, AND CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN AIR FLOW (INTAKE & EXHAUST) AT EQUIPMENT AT ALL TIMES. INTAKES ADJACENT TO WORK AREAS SHALL BE FILTERED FROM DUST AND DEBRIS WITH MINIMUM MERV13 FILTER CLOTH.

ACCESS AND MATERIAL STAGING

1. ROOF ACCESS WILL BE COORDINATED WITH THE COR.

2. COR WILL DETERMINE AVAILABILITY OF ACCESS AND STAGING AREAS AND IDENTIFY POTENTIAL LOCATIONS (IF ANY) AT THE TIME OF THE ISSUANCE OF THE NOTICE TO PROCEED. AREA FOR STAGING OR STORAGE MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE TO

THE CONTRACTOR DURING CONSTRUCTION.

3. STORAGE IS NOT PERMITTED AROUND AHU INTAKES.

4. ALL HOIST MOVEMENTS MUST TAKE PLACE AFTER HOURS OR ON WEEKENDS.

5. CONTRACTOR SHALL PLAN STAGING AND STORAGE AREAS TO MINIMIZE IMPACT TO EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE AND

ALLOW FOR ACCESS TO EXISTING EQUIPMENT.

6. CONTRACTOR SHALL INCLUDE REQUESTS FOR ACCESS AND STAGING AREAS IN THE NARRATIVE AND SCHEDULE.

SECURITY REQUIREMENTS

1. ROOF ACCESS POINTS / DOORS SHALL BE KEPT LOCKED AT ALL TIMES TO PREVENT UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS FROM ENTERING ROOF OR MECHANICAL ROOMS / STAIRS LEADING TO ROOF. DOORS SHALL NOT BE PROPPED OPEN.

2. ALL MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE KEPT IN A SECURED STATE AT ALL TIMES.

3. EXTERIOR STORAGE AREAS SHALL BE SECURED AND KEPT LOCKED AT ALL TIMES EXCEPT WHEN ADDING OR REMOVING

MATERIALS.

4. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPLY TEMPORARY GUARD RAILS ON ROOFTOP WHERE GUARD RAILS ARE NOT ALREADY

INSTALLED AS REQUIRED.

MEDICAL CENTER OPERATIONS

1. BUILDING AREAS WILL BE OCCUPIED AT ALL TIMES. CONTRACTOR WILL SCHEDULE THE WORK TO MINIMIZE DISRUPTION

TO PATIENT COMFORT AND MEDICAL CENTER OPERATIONS.

2. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A SCHEDULE THAT PROJECTS THE WORK FOR TWO WEEKS EACH WEEK FOR COR APPROVAL THROUGHOUT THE DURATION OF THE PROJECT. CONTRACTOR SHOULD INCLUDE STAGING/STORAGE AREA

AND TEMPORARY POWER REQUESTS IN THE SCHEDULE INFORMATION.

WORK AREA PREPARATION & PROTECTION

1. CONTRACTOR MUST PROVIDE WALK-OFF MATS AND ANY OTHER METHODS OF PROTECTION NEEDED DURING THE CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR PROCESS, IN ORDER TO PROTECT STAIRWELLS AND CORRIDORS FROM DIRT AND DEBRIS.

2. CONTRACTOR MUST INSTALL FILTERS OVER ROOF DRAINS TO PREVENT DEBRIS FROM ENTERING ROOF DRAIN. REMOVE

DEBRIS FROM ROOFS ON A DAILY BASIS.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE WALK-OFF MATS AT ROOF SURFACES WHERE CONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC AND DEBRIS WILL

AFFECT EXISTING ROOF.

4. ALL PROTECTION MEASURES MUST BE APPROVED BY COR PRIOR TO START OF WORK.

5. REFERENCE SPECIFICATION SECTION 01.35.26, SUBSECTION 1.2, FOR INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT

PROCEDURES.

115 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10003 T. +1 212 353 7200 F. +1 212 353 7676

DRAWING SCHEDULE

PROJECT No.

Owner: Structural: Mechanical & Plumbing: Electrical: Fire Protection: Telecom: Interior:Architectural:

558-17-150

12/22/2020100 % BID DOCUMENTS

VA DURHAM - PACU RENOVATION

RENOVATION & EXPANSION TO EXISTING BUILDING

DURHAM VAMC DURHAM, NC

Durham, NC 27705

Laurene, Rickher & Sorrel, P.C.

8701 Red Oak Blvd, Suit 500, Charlotte, NC 28217

AME Consultant Engineers, PC

705 E Morehead St, Charlotte, NC 28202

AME Consultant Engineers, PC

705 E Morehead St, Charlotte, NC 28202

Durham VAMC AME Consultant Engineers, PC

705 E Morehead St, Charlotte, NC 28202

AME Consultant Engineers, PC

705 E Morehead St, Charlotte, NC 28202

Atriax Group

102 3rd Ave NE 28601, Hickory, NC 28603-1629

Perkins Eastman Architects

520 West Sixth Street, Charlotte NC, 28202

G-001

SHEET # DRAWING TITLE

SHEET

ISSUE

DATE

CURRENT

REVISION

CURRENT

REVISION

DATE

DWG OF DWG

GENERAL

G-001 COVER & SHEET INDEX 12/22/2020 1 77

G-002 CODE SUMMARY 12/22/2020 2 77

G-100 PHASING PLAN 12/22/2020 3 77

G-101 LIFE SAFETY PLAN - PHASE 1A.1 12/22/2020 4 77

G-102 LIFE SAFETY PLAN - PHASE 1A.2 12/22/2020 5 77

G-103 LIFE SAFETY PLAN - PHASE 1B 12/22/2020 6 77

G-104 LIFE SAFETY PLAN - PHASE 2A 12/22/2020 7 77

G-105 LIFE SAFETY PLAN - COMPLETE 12/22/2020 8 77

F-001 FIRE PROTECTION - GENERAL NOTES, DETAILS, LEGEND 12/22/2020

F-002 FIRE PROTECTION - DETAILS 12/22/2020

F-601 FIRE ALARM - RISER 12/22/2020

FD101 FIRE PROTECTION - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION 12/22/2020

FD102 FIRE ALARM - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION 12/22/2020

M-001 MECHANICAL - GENERAL NOTES AND LEGENDS 12/22/2020

M-501 MECHANICAL - CONTROLS 12/22/2020

M-601 MECHANICAL - SCHEDULES & CALCULATIONS 12/22/2020

M-701 MECHANICAL - DETAILS 12/22/2020

M-702 MECHANICAL - DETAILS 12/22/2020

MD101 MECHANICAL - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION 12/22/2020

MH200 MECHANICAL - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - PHASING 12/22/2020

MH201 MECHANICAL - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - DUCT 12/22/2020

MH202 MECHANICAL - ELEVATOR TOWER PLAN - DUCT 12/22/2020

MP201 MECHANICAL - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - PIPE & CONTROLS 12/22/2020

MP202 MECHANICAL - SECOND & THIRD FLOOR PLAN - PIPE &

CONTROLS

12/22/2020

P-001 PLUMBING - GENERAL NOTES, SCHEDULES AND

LEGENDS

12/22/2020

P-501 PLUMBING - RISERS 12/22/2020

P-701 PLUMBING - DETAILS 12/22/2020

PD101 PLUMBING - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - WASTE AND VENT -

DEMOLITION

12/22/2020

PD102 PLUMBING - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - WATER SUPPLY -

DEMOLITION

12/22/2020

PD103 PLUMBING - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - MEDICAL GAS -

DEMOLITION

12/22/2020

PL201 PLUMBING - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - WASTE & VENT - NEW

WORK

12/22/2020

PL301 PLUMBING - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - WATER SUPPLY -

NEW WORK

12/22/2020

PL302 PLUMBING - SECOND FLOOR PLAN - WATER SUPPLY -

NEW WORK

12/22/2020

PL401 PLUMBING - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - MEDICAL GAS - NEW

WORK

12/22/2020

E-001 ELECTRICAL - GENERAL NOTES AND LEGENDS 12/22/2020

E-501 ELECTRICAL - DETAILS 12/22/2020

E-601 ELECTRICAL - RISER DIAGRAM 12/22/2020

E-602 ELECTRICAL - SCHEDULES 12/22/2020

E-603 ELECTRICAL - PANEL SCHEDULES 12/22/2020

ED101 ELECTRICAL - FOURTH FLOOR - DEMOLITION PLAN 12/22/2020

EL101 ELECTRICAL - FOURTH FLOOR - LIGHTING PLAN 12/22/2020

EP101 ELECTRICAL - FOURTH FLOOR - POWER PLAN 12/22/2020

EY101 ELECTRICAL - FOURTH FLOOR - NURSE CALL PLAN 12/22/2020

T-001 TELECOM - GENERAL NOTES, LEGENDS, AND DETAILS 12/22/2020

T-501 TELECOM - DETAILS 12/22/2020

T-601 TELECOM - RISER DIAGRAMS 12/22/2020

TD101 TELECOM - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN- DEMOLITION 12/22/2020

TN101 TELECOM - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - DATA 12/22/2020

TY101 TELECOM - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - SECURITY/MEDICAL

SYSTEMS

12/22/2020

LOCATION MAP

AERIAL VIEW

FIRE PROTECTION

MECHANICAL

PLUMBING

ELECTRICAL

TELECOM

IN101 FOURTH FLOOR FINISH PLANS AND SCHEDULE 12/22/2020

S-100 FRAMING PLANS 12/22/2020

STRUCTURE

ARCHITECTURAL EXISTING

AE101 FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - EXISTING 12/22/2020 9 77

AE102 EXISTING MECH ROOM & ELEV MACH ROOM & ROOF

PLAN

12/22/2020 10 77

ARCHITECTURAL DEMOLITION

AD101 FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION 12/22/2020 11 77

ARCHITECTURAL

A-001 NOTES, ABBREVIATIONS, LEGENDS 12/22/2020 12 77

A-002 PARTITION TYPES 12/22/2020 13 77

A-003 UL DESIGN ASSEMBLY 12/22/2020 14 77

A-004 UL DESIGN ASSEMBLY 12/22/2020 15 77

A-005 UL DESIGN ASSEMBLY 12/22/2020 16 77

A-006 TYPICAL DETAILS 12/22/2020 17 77

A-101 FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - NEW CONSTRUCTION 12/22/2020 18 77

A-102 ENLARGED FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - NEW CONSTRUCTION 12/22/2020 19 77

A-201 FOURTH FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN 12/22/2020 20 77

A-301 SECTIONS 12/22/2020 21 77

A-401 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS 12/22/2020 22 77

A-402 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS 12/22/2020 23 77

A-501 TYPICAL MILLWORK DETAIL 12/22/2020 24 77

A-601 DOOR FRAMES AND SCHEDULE 12/22/2020 25 77

INTERIOR

EQUIPMENT

A-701 FOURTH FLOOR EQUIPMENT PLAN 12/22/2020 26 77

A-702 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE 12/22/2020 27 77

A-703 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE 12/22/2020 28 77

A-704 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE 12/22/2020 29 77

A-705 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE 12/22/2020 30 77

A-706 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE 12/22/2020 31 77

A-707 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE 12/22/2020 32 77

MEDICAL CENTER DIRECTOR:

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR:

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR:

CHIEF OF STAFF:

DIRECTOR OF PATIENT SERVICES:

CHIEF OF FACILITIES MANAGEMENT:

INFECTION CONTROL PRACTITIONER:

SAFETY OFFICER:

INTEGRATED PROJECT TEAM

APPROVAL SIGNATURES

FA201 FIRE ALARM - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - FIRE ALARM 12/22/2020

FX201 FIRE PROTECTION - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - NEW WORK 12/22/2020

SHEET # DRAWING TITLE ISSUE

DATE

CURRENT

REVISION

CURRENT

REVISION

DATE

DWG OF DWG

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C O N S U L T I N G E N G I N E E R S

705 EAST MOREHEAD STREET

CHARLOTTE, NC 28202•704-295-4263

NC LICENSE NO.: C-2848

AME PROJECT NO.: 17116

Approved: Andreka Watlington

AB101 FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT 08/11/2021

Zoe Typewritten Text

Atriax Rectangle

Atriax Text Box

Atriax Rectangle

Atriax Text Box

EXISTING

(check all that apply)

1 BUSINESS UL

162 (EXISTING)

2018 APPENDIX B

BUILDING CODE SUMMARY FOR ALL COMMERCIAL PROJECTS

ELECTRICAL DESIGN

(PROVIDE ON THE ELECTRICAL SHEETS IF APPLICABLE)

ELECTRICAL SUMMARY

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AND EQUIPMENT

Method of Compliance: Energy Code

ASHRAE 90.1

Performance Performance

Prescriptive Prescriptive

Lighting schedule (each fixture type) lamp type required in fixture number of lamps in fixture ballast type used in the fixture number of ballasts in fixture total wattage per fixture total interior wattage specified vs. allowed (whole building or space by space) total exterior wattage specified vs. allowed

Additional Efficiency Package Options (When using the 2018 NCECC; not required for ASHRAE 90.1)

C406.2 More Efficient HVAC Equipment Performance C406.3 Reduced Lighting Power Density C406.4 Enhanced Digital Lighting Controls C406.5 On-Site Renewable Energy C406.6 Dedicated Outdoor Air System C406.7 Reduced Energy Use in Service Water Heating

2018 APPENDIX B

BUILDING CODE SUMMARY FOR ALL COMMERCIAL PROJECTS

MECHANICAL DESIGN

(PROVIDE ON THE MECHANICAL SHEETS IF APPLICABLE)

MECHANICAL SUMMARY

MECHANICAL SYSTEMS, SERVICE SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT

Thermal Zone winter dry bulb: ___________ summer dry bulb: ___________

Interior design conditions winter dry bulb: ___________ summer dry bulb: ___________ relative humidity: ___________

Building heating load: ___________

Building cooling load: ___________

Mechanical Spacing Conditioning System

Unitary description of unit:

heating efficiency:

cooling efficiency:

Boiler size category of unit: ___________

Size category. If oversized, state reason.:

Chiller

Size category. If oversized, state reason.:

List equipment efficiencies: ___________

2018 APPENDIX B

BUILDING CODE SUMMARY FOR ALL COMMERCIAL PROJECTS

STRUCTURAL DESIGN

(PROVIDE ON THE STRUCTURAL SHEETS IF APPLICABLE)

DESIGN LOADS:

Importance Factors:

Live Loads:

Ground Snow Load:

Wind Load:

Snow (IS) _________ Seismic (IE) _________

Roof Mezzanine Floor _________ psf

Ultimate Wind Speed

SEISMIC DESIGN CATEGORY:

Provide the following Seismic Design Parameters:

Risk Category (Table 1604.5) Spectral Response Acceleration

Site Classification (ASCE 7) Data Source:

Basic structural system

Analysis Procedure:

B Field Test Bearing Wall Building Frame Moment Frame Simplified

Architectural, Mechanical, Components anchored?

LATERAL DESIGN CONTROL: Earthquake

_________ mph (ASCE-7) Exposure Category _________

III

SS_________ %g

Presumptive

S1_________ %g

E F Historical Data

Dual w/Special Moment Frame Dual w/Intermediate R/C or Special Steel Inverted Pendulum

Equivalent Lateral Force Yes No

Wind

SOIL BEARING CAPACITIES:

Field Test (provide copy of test report) ___________________ psf Presumptive Bearing capacity _________________________ psf Pile size, type, and capacity ______________________________________

Dynamic

_________ psf _________ psf _________ psf

ENERGY SUMMARY

ENERGY REQUIREMENTS:

The following data shall be considered minimum and any special attribute required to meet the energy code shall also be provided. Each Designer shall furnish the required portions of the project information for the plan data sheet.

If performance method, state the annual energy cost for the standard reference design vs annual energy cost for the proposed design.

Existing building envelope complies with code:

Exempt Building: No

Climate Zone: 3A 4A

Method of Compliance: Energy Code

ASHRAE 90.1

Performance Performance

(If “Other” specify source here) THERMAL ENVELOPE (Prescriptive method only)

Roof Assembly (each assembly)

Description of assembly:

U-Value of total assembly:

R-Value of insulation:

Skylights in each assembly: ___________ U-Value of skylight: ___________ total square footage of skylights in each assembly:

Exterior Walls (each assembly)

Description of assembly:

U-Value of total assembly:

R-Value of insulation:

Openings (windows or doors with glazing) U-Value of assembly:

Door R-Values:

Walls below grade (each assembly)

Description of assembly:

U-Value of total assembly:

R-Value of insulation:

Solar heat gain coefficient: ___________ projection factor: ___________

Floors slab on grade

Description of assembly:

U-Value of total assembly:

R-Value of insulation:

Horizontal/vertical requirement: ___________ slab heated: ___________

Prescriptive Prescriptive

Yes (The remainder of this section is not applicable)

Yes (Provide code or statutory reference): ______________________

Ceiling Assembly (each assembly)

Description of assembly:

U-Value of total assembly:

R-Value of insulation:

Skylights in each assembly: ___________ U-Value of skylight: ___________ total square footage of skylights in each assembly: ___________

ACCESSIBLE DWELLING UNITS

(SECTION 1107)

TOTAL

UNITS

ACCESSIBLE

UNITS

REQUIRED

ACCESSIBLE

UNITS

PROVIDED

TYPE A

UNITS

REQUIRED

TYPE A

UNITS

PROVIDED

TYPE B

UNITS

REQUIRED

TYPE B

UNITS

PROVIDED

TOTAL

ACCESSIBLE UNITS

PROVIDED

ACCESSIBLE PARKING

(SECTION 1106)

LOT OR PARKING

AREA

TOTAL # OF PARKING SPACES

REQUIRED PROVIDED REGULAR WITH

5' ACCESS AISLE

# OF ACCESSIBLE SPACES PROVIDED

VAN SPACES WITH

132” ACCESS

AISLE

8' ACCESS

AISLE

TOTAL #

ACCESSIBLE

PROVIDED

TOTAL

PLUMBING FIXTURE REQUIREMENTS

(TABLE 2902.1)

USE

SPACE EXIST’G

NEW

REQ’D

WATERCLOSETS

MALE FEMALE UNISEX

URINALS LAVATORIES

MALE FEMALE UNISEX

SHOWERS

/ TUBS

DRINKING FOUNTAINS

REGULAR ACCESSIBLE

SPECIAL APPROVALS

Special approval: (Local Jurisdiction, Department of Insurance, OSC, DPI, DHHS, etc., describe below)

PERCENTAGE OF WALL OPENING CALCULATIONS

FIRE SEPARATION DISTANCE

(FEET) FROM PROPERTY LINES

DEGREE OF OPENINGS

PROTECTION

(TABLE 705.8)

ALLOWABLE AREA

ACTUAL SHOWN ON PLANS

Emergency Lighting:

Exit Signs:

Fire Alarm:

Smoke Detection Systems:

Carbon Monoxide Detection:

LIFE SAFETY SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

No No No No No

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Partial _______

LIFE SAFETY PLAN REQUIREMENTS

Life Safety Plan Sheet #: _____________________

Fire and/or smoke rated wall locations (Chapter 7) Assumed and real property line locations (if not on the site plan) Exterior wall opening area with respect to distance to assumed property lines (705.8) Occupancy Use for each area as it relates to occupant load calculation (Table 1004.1.2) Occupant loads for each area Exit access travel distances (1017) Common path of travel distances (Tables 1006.2.1 & 1006.3.2(1)) Dead end lengths (1020.4) Clear exit widths for each exit door Maximum calculated occupant load capacity each exit door can accommodate based on egress width (1005.3) Actual occupant load for each exit door

A separate schematic plan indicating where fire rated floor/ceiling and/or roof structure is provided for purposes of occupancy separation Location of doors with panic hardware (1010.1.10) Location of doors with delayed egress locks and the amount of delay (1010.1.9.7) Location of doors with electromagnetic egress locks (1010.1.9.9)

Location of doors equipped with hold-open devices Location of emergency escape windows (1030) The square footage of each fire area (202) The square footage of each smoke compartment for Occupancy Classification I-2 (407.5) Note any code exceptions or table notes that may have been utilized regarding the items above

FIRE PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS

BUILDING ELEMENT FIRE

SEPARATION

DISTANCE

(FEET)

Structural Frame, including columns, girders, trusses

Bearing Walls Exterior

North East West South

Interior

Nonbearing Walls and Partitions

Exterior walls North East West South

Interior walls and partitions

Floor Construction Including supporting beams and joists

Floor Ceiling Assembly Columns Supporting Floors

Roof Construction, including supporting beams and joists Roof Ceiling Assembly Columns Supporting Roof

Shaft Enclosures - Exit Shaft Enclosures - Other

Corridor Separation Occupancy/Fire Barrier Separation Party/Fire Wall Separation Smoke Barrier Separation Smoke Partition Tenant/Dwelling Unit/ Sleeping Unit Separation Incidental Use Separation

* Indicate section number permitting reduction

REQ'D

RATING

PROVIDED

(W/_________*

REDUCTION)

DETAIL #

AND

SHEET #

DESIGN #

FOR

RATED

ASSEMBLY

SHEET # FOR

RATED

PENETRATION

SHEET #

FOR

RATED

JOINTS

2018 NC Administrative Code and Policies

STORY

NO.

DESCRIPTION AND

USE

(A) (B)

BLDG AREA PER

STORY (ACTUAL)

TABLE 506.24

AREA

(C)

AREA FOR FRONTAGE

INCREASE1,5

(D)

ALLOWABLE AREA PER

STORY OR UNLIMITED2,3

ALLOWABLE HEIGHT

ALLOWABLE

Building Height in Feet (Table 504.3) 2

Building Height in Stories (Table 504.4) 3

1 Provide code reference if the “Shown on Plans” quantity is not based on Table 504.3 or 504.4.

2 The maximum height of air traffic control towers must comply with Table 412.3.1.

3 The maximum height of open parking garages must comply with Table 406.5.4.

SHOWN ON PLANS CODE REFERENCE 1

1 Frontage area increases from Section 506.3 are computed thus:

a. Perimeter which fronts a public way or open space having 20 feet minimum width = _______ (F)

b. Total Building Perimeter = ________ (P)

c. Ratio (F/P) = ___________ (F/P)

d. W = Minimum width of public way = ________ (W)

e. Percent of frontage increase If = 100[F/P – 0.25] x W/30 = ________ (%)

2 Unlimited area applicable under conditions of Section 507.

3 Maximum Building Area = total number of stories in the building x D (maximum3 stories) (506.2).

4 The maximum area of open parking garages must comply with Table 406.5.4.

5 Frontage increase is based on the unsprinklered area value in Table 506.2.

FLOOR EXISTING (SQ FT)

Fourth Floor

TOTAL

ALLOWABLE AREA

Primary Occupancy Classification(s):

Assembly A-1 Business Educational Factory Hazardous Institutional

A-2

F-1 Moderate H-1 Detonate I-1 Condition I-2 Condition I-3 Condition I-4

Mercantile

Residential Storage

R-1

Utility and Miscellaneous

Accessory Occupancy Classification(s):

Incidental Uses (Table 509):

Special Uses (Chapter 4 – List Code Sections):

Special Provisions: (Chapter 5 – List Code Sections):

Mixed Occupancy: No Yes

R-2 S-1 Moderate

Parking Garage

A-3

F-2 Low

H-2 Deflagrate H-3 Combust H-4 Health H-5 HPM

R-3 S-2 Low

Open

R-4 High-piled

Enclosed Repair Garage

3 4 5

A-4 A-5

Gross Building Area Table

NEW (SQ FT) SUB-TOTAL

Separation: _____ Hr.

Exception: _____________________

Non-Separated Use (508.3) - The required type of construction for the building shall be determined by applying the height and area limitations for each of the applicable occupancies to the entire building. The most restrictive type of construction, so determined, shall apply to the entire building.

Separated Use (508.4) - See below for area calculations for each story, the area of the occupancy shall be such that the sum of the ratios of the actual floor area of each use divided by the allowable floor area for each use shall not exceed 1.

Actual Area of Occupancy A + Actual Area of Occupancy B Allowable Area of Occupancy A

Allowable Area of Occupancy B

< 1

< 1.00

2018 APPENDIX B

BUILDING CODE SUMMARY FOR ALL COMMERCIAL PROJECTS

(EXCEPT 1 AND 2-FAMILY DWELLINGS AND TOWNHOUSES)

(Reproduce the following data on the building plans sheet 1 or 2)

Name of Project: _______________________________________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________________________________ Zip Code _______

Owner/Authorized Agent: ___________________ Phone # ( ___ ) ___ - _____

Owned By: City/County

Code Enforcement Jurisdiction: City____________

Private

County_________

E-Mail ________________

State

CONTACT: ___________________________________________________________________________

DESIGNER FIRM

Architectural

Electrical

Plumbing

NAME LICENSE # TELEPHONE # E-MAIL

New Building Addition Renovation

2018 NC BUILDING CODE:

1st Time Interior Completion Shell/Core - Contact the local inspection jurisdiction for possible additional procedures and requirements Phased Construction

2018 NC EXISTING BUILDING CODE: EXISTING:

Alteration:

CONSTRUCTED: (date) __________

(date) __________RENOVATED:

RISK CATEGORY (Table 1604.5):

BASIC BUILDING DATA

Construction Type:

Sprinklers:

Standpipes:

Fire District:

Prescriptive Level I

Historic Property

Current:

Proposed:

I-A I-B

Partial

Special Inspections Required: No

Yes

Yes Class

Yes

II-A

II-B

III

Repair Level II

Chapter 14 Level III

Change of Use

CURRENT OCCUPANCY(S) (Ch. 3): __________________

PROPOSED OCCUPANCY(S) (Ch. 3): __________________

I I

III-A

III-B

NFPA 13

Flood Hazard Area:

III

NFPA 13R

Dry

Yes

Yes (Contact the local inspection jurisdiction for additional procedures and requirements.)

V-A V-B

NFPA 13D

EXISTING / NOT APPLICABLE

EXISTING

Fire Protection Mechanical

Structural

VA DURHAM - PACU RENOVATION

508 FULTON ST. DURHAM, NC 27705

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AME Consulting Engineers, PC Joshua D. Henderson NC #033398 704-295-4263 jhenderson@ame-pc.com

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REFER TO ELECTRICAL

DRAWINGS FOR LUMINAIRE

SCHEDULE

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17.5*F 93.2*F

70*F 75*F 50% R.H.

EXISTING - NO CHANGE

MODULAR ROOFTOP AIR HANDLING UNIT

REFER TO MECHANICAL DRAWING SCHEDULES

Perkins Eastman Architects Bruce Moore NC# 5248 704-927-1541 b.moore@perkinseastman.com

Andreka Watlington 919 286 0411 Andreka.Watlington@va.gov

4,396

Atriax Group, PLLC Edward Henson NC# 8631 828-315-9962 ed.henson@atriaxgroup.com

520 WEST SIXTH STREET

CHARLOTTE, NC 28202

T. 704.940.0501 F. 704.362.4602

520 WEST SIXTH STREET

CHARLOTTE, NC 28202

T. 704.940.0501 F. 704.362.4602

C O N S U L T I N G E N G I N E E R S

705 EAST MOREHEAD STREET

CHARLOTTE, NC 28202•704-295-4263

NC LICENSE NO.: C-2848

AME PROJECT NO.: 17116

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Project Title

Location

Issue Date Checked Drawn

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A4012

A4018

A4016 A4020

A4032 A4034 A4036

A4051

A4045

A4021CA4021D

A4021A

A4017A

A4047A

A4047B

A4017

A4019

A4021

A4023

A4027A4031

A4025A4033

A4035

A4030

A4037

A4041

A4043 A4038

A4038A

A4040

A4042

A4060

A4058

A4056

C4007 C4014

C4002

C4004

E4006

E4003

E4004 E4001

B4000

C4019

A4018A A4018B

A4018C

E4002

E4006A

E4001A

A4030A A4034A

A4030

STAIR-2

STAIR-1

STAFF

STORAGE

MEDICATION

PATIENT RM PATIENT RM

SICU BED-11

CLOSET

MACHINE

PAIN CLINIC

OFFICE OFFICE

NURSES STATION

CLEAN

LINEN

SUPPLY

OFFICE

ELEVATOR

ICE

PROTECTION

FIRE

PROTECTION

FIRE

TOILET

MENS

TOILET

WOMENS

SHAFT

DUMB WAITER

FEC

LINEN/

TRASH CHUTE

CLOSET

HOUSE KEEPING

SURG

CONSULTATION

LAB

LABLAB

SURG

OFFICE OFFICE

CALL RM

KEEPING

HOUSE

LOCKER

CONSULTATION

SUPPLY RM

TUBE SYSTEM

SUPPLY/

STORAGE

ANTE RM

HEAD NURSE

STAFF LOUNGE

ELECTRICAL

ENGG

ISOLATION BED

ELEVATOR ELEVATOR

ELEVATOR

CORRIDOR

TOILET

PAIN CLINIC

PAIN CLINIC PAIN CLINIC

PAIN CLINIC

TOILET

STAFF

TOILET/LOCKER

STAFF

REST RM

STAFF TOILET

/LOCKER

DUMB WAITER

IRM

10-BED3-BED

PATIENT RM

2-BED

PATIENT RM

2-BED

STORAGE

PROTECTION

FIRE

F.E.C.

W P

ADO

C R

W P

17 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 271615

Q Q

P P

M M

R R

PHASE 1A.1

AFTER HOURS

10 HOUSEKEEPING

STAFF LOUNGE

ISOLATION ROOM

WAITING RM

CARE TEAM

NOURISH

ALCOVE

PACU STOR

MEDS

ANTE

REC BAY 16 REC BAY 15 REC BAY 14

REC BAY 13

REC BAY 12 REC BAY 11 REC BAY 10 REC BAY 9 REC BAY 8

TOILET

REC BAY 7REC BAY 6

REC BAY 5

REC BAY 4REC BAY 3REC BAY 2REC BAY 1

ALCOVE

NURSE ST

PACU

CORRIDOR

1 1

FILTERS

TEMP AC

1A.1

PHASE 1A.1

AFTER HOURS

PHASE 1A.2

AFTER HOURS

PHASE 1B

TFE

T-1

T-2

T-3

T-4

T-5

C 2A&B

C 1A&B

MAINTAIN EGRESS PATH DURING

VA OCCUPIED HOURS

THE VA WILL MOVE THE PAIN CLINIC OUT OF THIS WING DURING

CONSTRUCTION.

THE CORRIDOR AREA PAIN CLINIC ROOMS WILL NOT BE

AVAILABLE FOR CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL STORAGE.

USE OF OFFICE SPACE IS NOT ALLOWED EXCEPT AS SHOWN

FOR TEMPORARY HVAC EQUIPMENT.

CONTRACTOR ELEVATOR

SEE THE VA FOR USE RESTRICTIONS

PROVIDE PROTECTIVE PADS ON WALLS AND

PROVIDE FLOOR PROTECTION.

OTHER CONTRACTORS AND STAFF MAY BE

USING THIS ELEVATOR AT THE SAME TIME VA

1A.2 - 1B

2A & 2B

EGRESS DURING

PHASE 1A.1

EGRESS DURING

PHASE 1A.1

EGRESS DURING

PHASES 1A.2 - 2B

PHASE 1B

PHASE 2APHASE 2A

PHASE 2A

PHASE 1B

4' - 0" 4' - 10 1/4"

CONTRACTOR NOTES:

1. ALWAYS MAINTAIN A SAFE AND SECURE SITE.

2. PROVIDE ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION SIGNAGE AT EACH CONSTRUCTION POINT OF ENTRY

3. REFER TO ICRA REQUIREMENTS.

PHASE 1B DO NOT DISTURB

PACU - AFTER HOURS

PHASE 2A

T-6

T-7

CONSTRUCTION

VESTIBULE

CONSTRUCTION

VESTIBULE

ADHESIVE WALK-

OFF MATT

PHASE 2A &B

ADHESIVE WALK-

OFF MATT

PHASE 1A & 1B

CONTRACTOR ROUTE

T-8

PHASING KEYED NOTES

PHASE 1A.1

1 M AINTAIN EXISTING HVAC INTO EXISTING PACU, SEE MECHANICAL FOR TEMPORARY HEATING

AND AIR CONDITIONING REQUIRED DUE TO CEILING CONGESTION. MEANS AND METHODS BY

CONTRACTOR

2 RELOCATE EXISTING ELECTRICAL PANELS INTO NEW FURRED WALL, PROVIDE TEMPORARY

MOBILE CONSTRUCTION DUST WALLS TO ISOLATE CONSTRUCTION. VA ACCESS TO EXISTING

PACU SHALL BE THRU THE EXISTING WEST DOOR IN PHASE 1A.1

3 CLOSE OFF ACCESS TO WAITING ROOM WITH TEMPORARY MOBILE CONSTRUCTION DUST

WALLS AND INSTALL NEW CORRIDOR LINK ON WEEKEND WORK.

PHASE 1A.2

4 WORK IN THIS CORRIDOR WILL BE WEEKEND WORK. MAINTAIN EGRESS AT ALL OCCUPIED

PERIODS. WHEN ITEM 3 ABOVE IS COMPLETE, EGRESS SHIFTS NORTH

5 TEMPORARY MOBILE CONSTRUCTION DUST WALLS, PHASE 1A & 1B

11 NEW DOOR & WALL TO SEPARATE PACU CONSTRUCTION FROM CORRIDOR.

12 TEMPORARY 1 HOUR RATED CONSTRUCTION BARRIER WITH CONTRACTOR DOOR - AFTER

HOURS ONLY, DO NOT DISTURB PACU OPERATIONS.

13 UPGRADE EXISTING WALL TO 1 HOUR

14 CONSTRUCT 8 NEW TREATMENT BAYS, PATIENT LIFTS, SMALL NURSE STATION, AND RENOVATE

PATIENT TOILET,(NOURISHMENT MILLWORK INSTALLED AT LAST PHASE)

15 INSTALL 48" TEMPORARY DOOR IN NEW PARTITION TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO PACU PHASE 1B

16 DISCONNECT TEMPORARY HVAC IN PACU EXPANSION AREA 1B AND RUN OFF NEW ROOF TOP

UNIT. TEMPORARY HVAC CONTINUES IN PHASE 2A AREA.

PHASE 2A SUMMARY:

17 OPEN UP 8 NEW TREATMENT BAYS FROM PHASE 1B AND CLOSE DOWN EXISTING PACU

18 TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS TO CLOSE OFF THE EXISTING PACU. CONTRACTOR

ACCESS THRU EXISTING WEST PACU SINGLE DOOR .

19 RENOVATE EXISTING PACU AREA

20 COMPLETE ROOF TOP ISOLATION FAN AND DUCT ROUTE TO ISOLATION ROOM

21 SEE MECHANICAL FOR SHAFT CONSIDERATIONS

25 TEMPORARY MOBILE CONSTRUCTION DUST WALLS

PHASE 2B SUMMARY:

22 OPEN UP RENOVATED EXISTING PACU

23 ADD TEMPORARY MOBILE CONSTRUCTION DUST WALL TO INSTALL NOURISHMENT MILLWORK

24 INSTALL NOURISHMENT MILLWORK AND SECURE OR REMOVE DOOR TO CORRIDOR

EXISTING SUMMARY:

EXISTING PACU = 9 TREATMENT BAYS AND A SMALL ISO ROOM

PHASE 1B

6 INSTALL 1 HR RATED CONSTRUCTION BARRIER AND 45 MIN DOOR, SEE DOORS BELOW

7 INSTALL CROSS CORRIDOR SMOKE BARRIER DOOR

8 CLOSES SMALL STORAGE ROOM, SHOWER ROOM, 1 OFFICE, PART OF CORRIDOR AND WAITING

TO BUILD A REAR CORRIDOR CONNECTION, HOUSE KEEPING, PACU STORAGE AND DUCT CHASE

9 INSTALL NEW ROOF TOP UNIT, CONNECT TO ELECTRICAL, CHILLED WATER ETC. EXTEND DUCT

THRU EXTERIOR WINDOW AND INFILL WITH BRICK.

10 REBUILD SOUTH PACU WALL (INTO THE EXISTING CORRIDOR) SO THAT IT DOES NOT DISTURB

EXISTING PACU

SYMBOL LEGEND

1A.1

VA ROUTE FROM OR TO PACU DURING

PHASE 1A.1

(PHASES 1A.2, 1A.3, 1B, 2A & 2B SIMILAR)

C 1A & 1B

CONTRACTOR ROUTE FROM ELEVATORS

TO CONSTRUCTION ZONE DURING

PHASE 1A & 1B

(PHASES 2A & 2B SIMILAR)

TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BARRIER

1 HR RATED GYPSUM PARTITION TO

DECK ABOVE

MOBILE CONSTRUCTION DUST BARRIER

NON-RATED METAL STUD AND FIRE RETARDANT

PLASTIC PARTITION TO CEILING ABOVE

T-1 TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION DOOR IN

HOLLOW METAL FRAME

TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION FIRE

EXTINGUISHER AND WALL LABEL

TFE

TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BARRIER

2 HR RATED GYPSUM PARTITION TO DECK ABOVE

SHAFTWALL CONSTRUCTION SIMILAR TO PARTITION F42

PHASE 1A.1 AND 1A.2

PHASE 1B

PHASE 2A

PHASE 2B

PHASING TEMPORARY DOORS

T-1 HM OR SOLID CORE WD DOOR, 4'-0" X 7'-0" X 1 3/4", 45 MIN RATED WITH NARROW

LITE, CLOSER, STOREROOM FUNCTION, CONTRACTOR KEY, RATED HOLLOW

METAL FRAME, SMOKE/SOUND SEALS, 1 1/2 PR 5" X 4 1/2" BALL BEARING HINGES.

SET IN 1 HOUR RATED TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BARRIER SIMILAR TO

PARTITION TYPE A41 WITH 3" SOUND BATTS. BARRIER TO EXTEND TO DECK

ABOVE

T-2 HM OR SOLID CORE WD DOOR, 3'-6" X 7'-0" X 1 3/4", 45 MIN RATED WITH NARROW

LITE, CLOSER, STOREROOM FUNCTION, CONTRACTOR KEY, RATED HOLLOW

METAL FRAME, SMOKE/SOUND SEALS, 1 1/2 PR 5" X 4 1/2" BALL BEARING HINGES.

SET IN NEW 1 HOUR RATED SMOKE BARRIER PARTITION TYPE A41 WITH 3"

SOUND BATTS. PARTITION TO EXTEND TO DECK ABOVE. SEE PARTITION

SCHEDULE SHEET A-002

T-3 HM OR SOLID CORE WD DOOR, 4'-0" X 7'-0" X 1 3/4", 45 MIN RATED WITH NARROW

LITE, CLOSER, STOREROOM FUNCTION, CONTRACTOR KEY, RATED HOLLOW

METAL FRAME, SMOKE/SOUND SEALS, 1 1/2 PR 5" X 4 1/2" BALL BEARING HINGES.

SET IN 1 HOUR RATED TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BARRIER SIMILAR TO

PARTITION TYPE --- WITH 3" SOUND BATTS. BARRIER TO EXTEND TO DECK ABOVE.

4'-0" WIDTH TO ACCOMMODATE EQUIPMENT MOVEMENT BETWEEN PHASE 1 & 2

THIS WORK SHALL NOT DISTURB PACU OPERATIONS, SHALL BE AFTER HOURS

T-4 HM OR SOLID CORE WD DOOR, 4'-0" X 7'-0" X 1 3/4", 45 MIN RATED WITH NARROW

LITE, AUTO DOOR OPERATOR, CR/PUSH PAD ACTIVATORS, STOREROOM

FUNCTION, ELECTRIC STRIKE, CONTRACTOR AND VA KEYS, RATED HOLLOW

METAL FRAME, SMOKE/SOUND SEALS, 1 1/2 PR 5" X 4 1/2" BALL BEARING HINGES.

SET IN NEW 1 HOUR RATED SMOKE BARRIER PARTITION TYPE A41 WITH 3"

SOUND BATTS. PARTITION TO EXTEND TO DECK ABOVE

T-5 HM OR SOLID CORE WD DOOR, 4'-0" X 7'-0" X 1 3/4", 45 MIN RATED WITH NARROW

LITE, CLOSER, STOREROOM FUNCTION, CONTRACTOR KEY, RATED HOLLOW

METAL FRAME, SMOKE/SOUND SEALS, 1 1/2 PR 5" X 4 1/2" BALL BEARING HINGES.

SET IN 1 HOUR RATED TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BARRIER SIMILAR TO

PARTITION TYPE A41 WITH 3" SOUND BATTS. BARRIER TO EXTEND TO DECK

ABOVE

T-6 TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION VESTIBULE DOOR, DUST TIGHT PER ICRAT-7

T-8 HM DOOR, 3'-0" X 7'-0" X 1 3/4", 90 MIN RATED WITH, CLOSER, STOREROOM

FUNCTION, CONTRACTOR KEY, RATED HOLLOW METAL FRAME, 1 1/2 PR 4 1/2" X 4

1/2" HINGES. SET IN 2 HOUR RATED TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BARRIER

SIMILAR TO PARTITION TYPE F42 (5 1/4" THICKNESS). BARRIER TO EXTEND TO

DECK ABOVE. REMOVE EXISTING PAIN CLINIC DOOR AND RE-INSTALL AT THE END

OF CONSTRUCTION.

ICRA REQUIREMENTS REFER TO SPECIFICATION SECTION 01.35.26

INFECTION CONTROL

A. INFECTION CONTROL IS CRITICAL IN ALL MEDICAL CENTER FACILITIES. INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES CAUSING DISTURBANCE OF EXISTING DUST OR CREATING NEW DUST SHALL BE CONDUCTED WITHIN VENTILATION-CONTROLLED AREAS THAT MINIMIZE THE FLOW OF AIRBORNE PARTICLES INTO PATIENT AREAS. EXTERIOR CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES CAUSING DISTURBANCE OF SOIL OR CREATING DUST IN SOME

OTHER MANNER SHALL BE CONTROLLED.

B. AN AHA ASSOCIATED WITH INFECTION CONTROL SHALL BE PERFORMED BY VA PERSONNEL IN ACCORDANCE WITH FGI GUIDELINES (I.E. INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT [ICRA]). THE ICRA PROCEDURE FOUND ON THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR HEALTHCARE ENGINEERING (ASHE) WEBSITE WILL BE UTILIZED. RISK CLASSIFICATIONS OF CLASS II OR LOWER WILL REQUIRE APPROVAL BY THE COR BEFORE BEGINNING ANY CONSTRUCTION WORK. RISK CLASSIFICATIONS OF CLASS III OR HIGHER WILL REQUIRE A PERMIT BEFORE BEGINNING ANY CONSTRUCTION WORK. THE INFECTION CONTROL PERMITS WILL BE POSTED OUTSIDE THE APPROPRIATE CONSTRUCTION AREAS DURING THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE PROJECT.

MORE THAN ONE PERMIT MAY BE ISSUED FOR A CONSTRUCTION PROJECT IF THE WORK IS LOCATED IN SEPARATE AREAS REQUIRING SEPARATE CLASSES. THE REQUIRED INFECTION CONTROL PRECAUTIONS WITH

EACH CLASS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

4. CLASS IV REQUIREMENTS:

A. DURING CONSTRUCTION WORK:

I. OBTAIN PERMIT FROM THE COR.

II. ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN AREA WHERE WORK IS BEING DONE TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF DUCT SYSTEM. ENSURE THAT THE HVAC DEPARTMENT IS NOTIFIED BEFORE ANY WORK BEGINS THAT INVOLVES

REMOVING OR ISOLATING THE HVAC SYSTEM.

III. COMPLETE ALL CRITICAL BARRIERS I.E. SHEETROCK, PLYWOOD, PLASTIC, TO SEAL AREA FROM NON- WORK AREA OR IMPLEMENT CONTROL CUBE METHOD (CART WITH PLASTIC COVERING AND SEALED CONNECTION TO WORK SITE WITH HEPA VACUUM FOR VACUUMING PRIOR TO EXIT) BEFORE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS. INSTALL CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS AND CEILING PROTECTION CAREFULLY, OUTSIDE OF NORMAL

WORK HOURS.

IV. MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE WITHIN WORK SITE UTILIZING HEPA EQUIPPED AIR FILTRATION UNITS.

V. SEAL HOLES, PIPES, CONDUITS, AND PUNCTURES.

VI. CONSTRUCT ANTEROOM AND REQUIRE ALL PERSONNEL TO PASS THROUGH THIS ROOM SO THEY CAN BE VACUUMED USING A HEPA VACUUM CLEANER BEFORE LEAVING WORK SITE OR THEY CAN WEAR CLOTH OR

PAPER COVERALLS THAT ARE REMOVED EACH TIME THEY LEAVE WORK SITE.

VII. ALL PERSONNEL ENTERING WORK SITE ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR SHOE COVERS. SHOE COVERS SHALL BE

CHANGED EACH TIME THE WORKER EXITS THE WORK AREA.

B. UPON COMPLETION:

I. DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS FROM WORK AREA UNTIL COMPLETED PROJECT IS INSPECTED BY THE COR.

II. REMOVE CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS AND CEILING PROTECTION CAREFULLY TO MINIMIZE SPREADING OF

DIRT AND DEBRIS ASSOCIATED WITH CONSTRUCTION, OUTSIDE OF NORMAL WORK HOURS.

III. CONTAIN CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED CONTAINERS.

IV. COVER TRANSPORT RECEPTACLES OR CARTS. TAPE COVERING UNLESS SOLID LID. DISPOSE OF WASTE IN

COR APPROVED OUTSIDE TRASH/ROLL-OFF DUMPSTER.

V. VACUUM WORK AREA WITH HEPA FILTERED VACUUMS.

VI. WET MOP AREA WITH CLEANER/DISINFECTANT.

VII. UPON COMPLETION, RESTORE HVAC SYSTEM WHERE WORK WAS PERFORMED.

VIII. RETURN PERMIT TO THE COR.

C. BARRIERS SHALL BE ERECTED AS REQUIRED BASED UPON CLASSIFICATION (CLASS III AND IV REQUIRES

BARRIERS) AND SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED AS FOLLOWS:

1. CLASS III AND IV - CLOSED DOOR WITH MASKING TAPE APPLIED OVER THE FRAME AND DOOR IS

ACCEPTABLE FOR PROJECTS THAT CAN BE CONTAINED IN A SINGLE ROOM.

2. CONSTRUCTION, DEMOLITION OR RECONSTRUCTION NOT CAPABLE OF CONTAINMENT WITHIN A SINGLE ROOM SHALL HAVE THE FOLLOWING BARRIERS ERECTED AND MADE PRESENTABLE ON HOSPITAL OCCUPIED

SIDE:

I. CLASS III AND IV (WHERE DUST CONTROL IS THE ONLY HAZARD, AND AN AGREEMENT IS REACHED WITH THE COR AND MEDICAL CENTER) - AIRTIGHT FLAME RETARDANT 6 MIL OR GREATER PLASTIC BARRIER THAT EXTENDS FROM THE FLOOR TO CEILING. SEAMS SHALL BE SEALED WITH DUCT TAPE TO PREVENT DUST AND

DEBRIS FROM ESCAPING

II. CLASS III AND IV - DRYWALL BARRIER ERECTED WITH JOINTS COVERED OR SEALED TO PREVENT DUST

AND DEBRIS FROM ESCAPING.

III. CLASS III AND IV - SEAL ALL PENETRATIONS IN EXISTING BARRIER AIRTIGHT

IV. CLASS III AND IV - BARRIERS AT PENETRATION OF CEILING ENVELOPES, CHASES AND CEILING SPACES TO

STOP MOVEMENT AIR AND DEBRIS

V. CLASS IV ONLY - ANTEROOM OR DOUBLE ENTRANCE OPENINGS THAT ALLOW WORKERS TO REMOVE

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING OR VACUUM OFF EXISTING CLOTHING

VI. CLASS III AND IV - AT ELEVATORS SHAFTS OR STAIRWAYS WITHIN THE FIELD OF CONSTRUCTION, OVERLAPPING FLAP MINIMUM OF TWO FEET WIDE OF POLYETHYLENE ENCLOSURES FOR PERSONNEL

ACCESS.

D. PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS:

1. SHEET PLASTIC: FIRE RETARDANT POLYSTYRENE, 6-MIL THICKNESS MEETING LOCAL FIRE CODES. HAS

FOAM ROLL AT THE BOTTOM TO ASSIST WITH NEGATIVE PRESSURE SEAL.

2. BARRIER DOORS: SELF CLOSING, ONE-HOUR, TWO-HOUR, FIRE-RATED, SOLID CORE WOOD IN STEEL

FRAME, PAINTED.

3. DUST PROOF, ONE-HOUR, TWO-HOUR, FIRE-RATED, DRYWALL.

4. HIGH EFFICIENCY PARTICULATE AIR-EQUIPPED FILTRATION MACHINE RATED AT 95% CAPTURE OF 0.3 MICRONS INCLUDING POLLEN, MOLD SPORES AND DUST PARTICLES. HEPA FILTERS SHOULD HAVE ASHRAE 85 OR OTHER PREFILTER TO EXTEND THE USEFUL LIFE OF THE HEPA. PROVIDE BOTH PRIMARY AND SECONDARY FILTRATIONS UNITS. MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT AND REPLACEMENT OF THE HEPA FILTERS

AND OTHER FILTERS WILL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS.

5. EXHAUST HOSES: HEAVY DUTY, FLEXIBLE STEEL REINFORCED; VENTILATION BLOWER HOSE

6. ADHESIVE WALK-OFF MATS (I.E., STICKY MATS): PROVIDE MINIMUM SIZE MATS OF 24 INCHES X 36 INCHES.

THE COR, UPON EVALUATION OF THE PROJECT, MAY REQUIRE DRY MAT/WET MAT/STICKY MAT COMBO TO

PREVENT CONTAMINATES FROM BEING INTRODUCED IN PATIENT SENSITIVE AREAS.

7. DISINFECTANT: HOSPITAL-APPROVED DISINFECTANT OR EQUIVALENT PRODUCT

8. PORTABLE CEILING ACCESS MODULE

E. BEFORE ANY CONSTRUCTION ON SITE BEGINS, ALL CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OR RENOVATION ACTIVITY SHALL BE EDUCATED AND TRAINED IN INFECTION PREVENTION

MEASURES ESTABLISHED BY THE MEDICAL CENTER.

F. A DUST CONTROL PROGRAM WILL BE ESTABLISH AND MAINTAINED AS PART OF THE CONTRACTOR’S

INFECTION PREVENTIVE MEASURES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FGI

GUIDELINES FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF HEALTHCARE FACILITIES. PRIOR TO START OF WORK, PREPARE A PLAN DETAILING PROJECT-SPECIFIC DUST PROTECTION MEASURES WITH ASSOCIATED PRODUCT DATA, INCLUDING PERIODIC STATUS REPORTS, AND SUBMIT FOR REVIEW FOR COMPLIANCE WITH CONTRACT

REQUIREMENTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 01 33 23, SHOP DRAWINGS,

PRODUCT DATA AND SAMPLES.

G. MEDICAL CENTER INFECTION CONTROL PERSONNEL WILL MONITOR FOR AIRBORNE DISEASE (E.G.

ASPERGILLOSIS) DURING CONSTRUCTION. A BASELINE OF CONDITIONS WILL BE ESTABLISHED BY THE MEDICAL CENTER PRIOR TO THE START OF WORK AND PERIODICALLY DURING THE CONSTRUCTION STAGE TO DETERMINE IMPACT OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES ON INDOOR AIR QUALITY WITH SAFE THRESHOLDS

ESTABLISHED.

H. IN GENERAL, THE FOLLOWING PREVENTIVE MEASURES SHALL BE ADOPTED DURING CONSTRUCTION TO

KEEP DOWN DUST AND PREVENT MOLD.

1. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT CONSTRUCTION EXHAUST TO EXTERIOR IS NOT REINTRODUCED TO THE MEDICAL CENTER THROUGH INTAKE VENTS, OR BUILDING OPENINGS. HEPA FILTRATION IS REQUIRED WHERE

THE EXHAUST DUST MAY REENTER THE MEDICAL CENTER.

2. EXHAUST HOSES SHALL BE EXHAUSTED SO THAT DUST IS NOT REINTRODUCED TO THE MEDICAL CENTER.

3. ADHESIVE WALK-OFF/CARPET WALK-OFF MATS SHALL BE USED AT ALL INTERIOR TRANSITIONS FROM THE CONSTRUCTION AREA TO OCCUPIED MEDICAL CENTER AREA. THESE MATS SHALL BE CHANGED AS OFTEN AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN CLEAN WORK AREAS DIRECTLY OUTSIDE CONSTRUCTION AREA AT ALL TIMES.

4. VACUUM AND WET MOP ALL TRANSITION AREAS FROM CONSTRUCTION TO THE OCCUPIED MEDICAL CENTER AT THE END OF EACH WORKDAY. VACUUM SHALL UTILIZE HEPA FILTRATION. MAINTAIN SURROUNDING AREA

FREQUENTLY.

REMOVE DEBRIS AS IT IS CREATED. TRANSPORT THESE OUTSIDE THE CONSTRUCTION AREA IN CONTAINERS

WITH TIGHTLY FITTING LIDS.

5. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT HAUL DEBRIS THROUGH PATIENT-CARE AREAS WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE COR AND THE MEDICAL CENTER. WHEN, APPROVED, DEBRIS SHALL BE HAULED IN ENCLOSED DUST PROOF CONTAINERS OR WRAPPED IN PLASTIC AND SEALED WITH DUCT TAPE. NO SHARP OBJECTS SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO CUT THROUGH THE PLASTIC. WIPE DOWN THE EXTERIOR OF THE CONTAINERS WITH A DAMP RAG TO REMOVE DUST. ALL EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, MATERIAL, ETC. TRANSPORTED THROUGH OCCUPIED

AREAS SHALL BE MADE FREE FROM DUST AND MOISTURE BY VACUUMING AND WIPE DOWN.

6. THERE SHALL BE NO STANDING WATER DURING CONSTRUCTION. THIS INCLUDES WATER IN EQUIPMENT DRIP PANS AND OPEN CONTAINERS WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION AREAS. ALL ACCIDENTAL SPILLS SHALL BE CLEANED UP AND DRIED WITHIN 12 HOURS. REMOVE AND DISPOSE OF POROUS MATERIALS THAT REMAIN

DAMP FOR MORE THAN 72 HOURS.

7. AT COMPLETION, REMOVE CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS AND CEILING PROTECTION CAREFULLY, OUTSIDE OF

NORMAL WORK HOURS. VACUUM AND CLEAN ALL SURFACES FREE OF DUST AFTER THE REMOVAL.

I. FINAL CLEANUP:

1. UPON COMPLETION OF PROJECT, OR AS WORK PROGRESSES, REMOVE ALL CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS FROM ABOVE CEILING, VERTICAL SHAFTS AND UTILITY CHASES THAT HAVE BEEN PART OF THE CONSTRUCTION.

2. PERFORM HEPA VACUUM CLEANING OF ALL SURFACES IN THE CONSTRUCTION AREA. THIS INCLUDES WALLS, CEILINGS, CABINETS, FURNITURE (BUILT-IN OR FREE STANDING), PARTITIONS, FLOORING, ETC.

3. ALL NEW AIR DUCTS SHALL BE CLEANED PRIOR TO FINAL INSPECTION.

J. EXTERIOR CONSTRUCTION

1. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT DUST WILL NOT BE INTRODUCED INTO THE MEDICAL CENTER THROUGH INTAKE VENTS, OR BUILDING OPENINGS. HEPA FILTRATION ON INTAKE VENTS IS REQUIRED WHERE DUST

MAY BE INTRODUCED.

2. DUST CREATED FROM DISTURBANCE OF SOIL SUCH AS FROM VEHICLE MOVEMENT WILL BE WETTED WITH

USE OF A WATER TRUCK AS NECESSARY

3. ALL CUTTING, DRILLING, GRINDING, SANDING, OR DISTURBANCE OF MATERIALS SHALL BE ACCOMPLISHED WITH TOOLS EQUIPPED WITH EITHER LOCAL EXHAUST VENTILATION (I.E. VACUUM

SYSTEMS) OR WET SUPPRESSION CONTROLS.

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