ATTACHMENT B - DRAWINGS.pdf

VALET PARKING

VALET PARKING

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GARAGE

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VANVANVANVANVANVANVANVANVANVANVAN

MEDICAL CENTER

505501

509513

9 4'-453___128"

24,5

Project Number

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Project Title

Location

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Drawing Title

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VA FORM 08 - 6231

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Office of Construction and Facilities Management

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

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Security/Telecommunications:

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SITE MAPDESIGN TEAM

OWNER

ARCHITECT / CONTRACT PRIME

SECURITY / TELECTOMMUNICATIONS

Central Virginia VA Health Care System 1201 Broad Rock Boulevard Richmond, VA 23249-4915 Contact: Josiah Walczuk

Josiah.Walczuk@va.gov

(804) 854-0895

LogosBZ 6405 Sweet Meadow Court Gaithersburg, MD 20882 Contact: Jay Pelton jpelton@logosbz.com

(267) 243-3556

WSP USA Buildings Inc.

4551 Cox Road, Suite 200 Richmond, VA 23060 Contact: Michael Brumberg, RCDD michael.brumberg@wsp.com

(215) 282-2167

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COVER SHEET

WSP USA Buildings Inc.

4551 Cox Road, Suite 200

Richmond, VA 23060

10/17/25

CAMPUS WIDE SECURITY

CAMERA REPLACEMENT

1201 Broad Rock Boulevard Richmond, VA 23249-4915

652-23-105

1201 Broad Rock Boulevard Richmond, VA 23249-4915

ISSUED FOR BIDS

CAMPUS WIDE SECURITY

CAMERA REPLACEMENT

ISSUED FOR BIDS

Revisions: Date:

CONSTRUCTION

STAGING AREA

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CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES WITH

REGARD TO EXISTING CONDITIONS NOTES

DEMOLITION GENERAL NOTES

CUTTING AND PATCHING GENERAL NOTES

SYMBOL LEGEND

1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM A SITE VISIT. IN DOING SO THE

CONTRACTOR HAS AGREED THAT ONE HAS INVESTIGATED THE EXISTING

CONDITIONS TO BE RENOVATED AND COMPARE THEM TO THE WORK TO BE

PERFORMED ACCORDING TO THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.

2. THE EXISTING INFORMATION INCLUDED WITHIN THE CONTRACT

DOCUMENTS ARE BASED UPON INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE OWNER AND

FURTHER SUPPLEMENTED BY LIMITED FIELD OBSERVATIONS AND

MEASUREMENT AND MAY NOT REFLECT ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS. THE

CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLETE VERIFICATION OF ALL EXISTING

FIELD CONDITIONS.

3. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD-VERIFY THE EXISTING CONDITIONS AS

THEY RELATED TO SPECIFIC PORTIONS OF THE WORK. VERIFICATION SHALL BE

UNDERTAKEN IN ADVANCE TO ALLOW FOR TIMELY IDENTIFICATION OF EXISTING

CONDITIONS THAT MAY AFFECT THE SCHEDULED INSTALLATION OF NEW WORK

AS DOCUMENTED AND TO AVOID UNDUE AND UNREASONABLE DELAYS TO THE

PROJECT CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE. SHOULD SUCH CONDITIONS BE

DISCOVERED, A MINIMUM PERIOD OF TEN (10) WORKING DAYS SHALL BE

ALLOWED FOR THE ARCHITECT TO EVALUATE THE CONDITIONS AND MAKE

RECOMMENDATIONS TO ACCOMMODATING NEW WORK BASED ON ACTUAL

CONDITION.

4. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD-VERIFY THE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF

THE LIFE SAFETY SYSTEM (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SPRINKLER

SYSTEMS, SMOKE DETECTION SYSTEMS, EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEMS) AS

THEY MAY BE AFFECTED BY THE NEW WORK. THE CONTRACTOR IS

RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCOMMODATING THESE SYSTEMS WHEN AFFECTED BY

NEW WORK SO THAT ALL APPLICABLE CODES REQUIREMENTS ARE SATISFIED.

5. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IDENTIFY EXISTING COMPONENTS AND

ASSEMBLIES WITHIN THE BUILDING THAT ARE CONSTRUCTED AS FIRE-RATED

ASSEMBLIES; SHALL NOTE ANY DISCREPANCIES AND/OR CONFLICTS INVOLVING

EXISTING CONDITIONS AND BRING THEM TO THE ARCHITECT'S ATTENTION

IMMEDIATELY.

6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE OWNER ANY

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES WHICH MAY IMPEDE NORMAL OPERATION,

INCLUDING ANY ACTIVITY WHICH CREATES EXCESSIVE NOISE, AND NOTIFY ANY

OCCUPANTS OF THE BUILDING OF ANY CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES WHICH MAY

AFFECT THEIR ABILITY TO OPERATE NORMALLY.

7. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE ALL NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS TO

PREVENT DAMAGE TO AREAS ADJACENT TO NEW CONSTRUCTION OR OCCUPIED

AREAS WHERE VARIOUS SYSTEM CONNECTIONS OR EXTENSIONS ARE

REQUIRED AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE CAUSED BY

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES.

8. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL AT ALL TIMES MAINTAIN THE BUILDING IN A

WEATHER TIGHT CONDITION.

9. AREAS ADJACENT TO THE PROJECT WORK ARE CURRENTLY OCCUPIED

AND MUST REMAIN IN OPERATION DURING BUSINESS HOURS. CONTRACTOR

SHALL COORDINATED WITH OWNER AND BUILDING MANAGER ANY

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES WHICH AFFECT THE BUILDING AND/OR ADJACENT

TENANTS, INCLUDING NOISE.

1. DEMOLITION WORK SHALL BE EXECUTED IN CONFORMANCE WITH ALL CODES AND

ORDINANCES AS SET FORTH BY ALL AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION.

2. THE SCOPE OF DEMOLITION WORK SHOWN IS INTENDED TO PREPARE THE

BUILDING TO RECEIVE THE NEW WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE ALL

EXISTING ITEMS OF CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT WITHIN THE PROJECT AREA AS

REQUIRED TO ALLOW FOR THE EXECUTION OF THE NEW WORK.

3. NO FLOOR OR STRUCTURAL MEMBERS SHALL BE CUT WITHOUT PERMISSION OF A

REGISTERED STRUCTURAL ENGINEER.

4. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY IF ANY

DEMOLITION OR NEW CONSTRUCTION WORK CANNOT BE PERFORMED DUE TO

EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS.

5. AFTER DEMOLITION WORK IS COMPLETE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR ALL

HOLES IN EXISTING-TO-REMAIN FLOORS, WALLS, FIRE BARRIERS, AND ROOFS TO

COMPLY WITH ORIGINAL FIRE/SMOKE/SOUND ASSEMBLIES, FIRE PROTECTION

REQUIREMENTS, AND STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY.

6. ALL CONSTRUCTION TO REMAIN WHICH IS AFFECTED BY DEMOLITION SHALL BE

PATCHED AND BE PROPERLY MEMBERED AND ALIGNED SO AS TO LEAVE NO

EVIDENCE OF PATCHING OR REPAIR.

7. REMOVE ALL EXISTING CHAIR RAIL, BORDER TRIM, AND WALL PROTECTION WITH

PROJECT AREA. PATCH AND REPAIR EXISTING WALLS AS REQUIRED TO RECEIVE

NEW FINISHES.

8. CONTRACTOR TO REFER TO THE MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, AND FIRE

PROTECTION DRAWINGS AND DOCUMENTS FOR ADDITION SCOPE OF DEMOLITION

WORK.

1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPLACE OR REPAIR ANY EXISTING-TO-REMAIN

MATERIALS AND FINISHES WHICH ARE DAMAGED DURING DEMOLITION OR

CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER WORK PREFORMED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. THE

CONTRACTOR SHALL PATCH, REPAIRED AND ALIGN ALL EXISTING CONSTRUCTION

SO AS TO LEAVE NO EVIDENCE OF PATCHING OR REPAIR AND PREPARE EXISTING

SURFACE TO RECEIVE NEW SCHEDULED FINISHES.

2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE ALL EXISTING CEILINGS TO ALLOW FOR

PROPER INSTALLATION OF MECHANICAL, PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL WORK, AND

PATCH AND REPAIR EXISTING CEILINGS TO MATCH EXISTING.

3. WHEN ACCESS IS REQUIRED FOR THE INSTALLATION OF NEW WORK ABOVE

EXISTING CEILING SYSTEMS TO REMAIN, THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR

THE REMOVAL AND REINSTALLATION OF THE EXISTING SYSTEM IN IT'S ENTIRETY.

4. WHERE PIPES, CONDUITS, DUCTWORK, ETC. ARE TO BE REMOVED FROM ANY

FLOOR OR ROOF ASSEMBLY TO REMAIN, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL INFILL THE

OPENING WITH MATERIALS TO MAINTAIN DESIGNATED FIRE OR SMOKE RATING, AS

INDICATED BELOW:

A) WHERE OPENINGS ARE ACCESSIBLE TO FOOT TRAFFIC, EXPOSED TO

VIEW, OR ARE GREATER THAN 2", THE OPENING MUST BE FILLED WITH A

CONCRETE SYSTEM SIMILAR TO EXISTING.

B) AREAS NOT EXPOSED TO VIEW, OR GREATER THAN 6", THE OPENING

MUST BE FILLED WITH A CONCRETE SYSTEM SIMILAR TO EXISTING.

C) AREAS NOT EXPOSED TO VIEW, CONCEALED BY CONSTRUCTION OR

WHERE THE OPENING IS LESS THAN 6" THE OPENING MUST BE FILLED WITH

A UL DESIGN SYSTEM AS SPECIFIED IN DIVISION 7 "THROUGH PENETRATION

RESISTIVE MATERIAL".

5. WHERE LEVEL CHANGES, HOLES, DEPRESSIONS, OR FORMED TRENCHES ARE

UNCOVERED IN EXISTING CONCRETE SLAB BY THE REMOVAL OF EXISTING WALLS /

EXISTING FLOORING OR ANY OTHER DEMOLITION ACTION, THE CONTRACTOR

SHALL PATCH AND REPAIR EXISTING CONCRETE SURFACES WITH A LATEX OR

GYPCRETE LEVELING COMPOUND UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE TO PRODUCE A

SMOOTH LEVEL SURFACE TO RECEIVE NEW FINISHES.

6. IF ANY EXISTING FIREPROOFING AND/OR RATED ASSEMBLIES TO REMAIN ARE

DAMAGED DURING DEMOLITION, THEY SHALL BE REPLACED OR REPAIRED TO

CONFORM TO THE ORIGINAL FIRE PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS.

7.REPAlR EXISTING WALL SURFACES TO MATCH EXISTING OR PROVIDE A LEVEL

FINISH SURFACE WHERE EXISTING PARTITIONS ARE DAMAGED. WALLS AND

CEILING

FINISHES ARE IDENTIFIED IN THE ICRA PHASING DRAWING SHEETS FOR FURTHER

CLARITY.

8. ALL CEILING TILES ARE TO BE REPLACED TO MATCH EXISTING.

9. WHERE WALLS REQUIRE PATCHING. PATCH TO MATCH LEVEL FINISH. PAINT TO

MATCH. CORNER TO CORNER OR CONTROL JOINT TO CONTROL JOINT SO AS TO

LEAVE NO SIGN OF A CHANGE IN THE FINISH.

10. WHEN CORING OR CUTTING EXISTING FLOOR SLAB. IF THE CONTRACTOR

UNCOVERS EXISTING PIPING, CONDUIT. REBAR OR OTHER BUILDING ELEMENTS

NOT INDICATED IN THESE DRAWINGS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE

ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY.

11 . ALL EXISTING TO REMAIN CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE PATCHED AND PROPERLY

MEMBERED AND ALIGNED SO AS TO LEAVE NO EVIDENCE OF PATCHING AND

REPAIR.

12. PROVIDE TEMPORARY BARRIERS/BARRICADES, LIGHTING. FIRE PROTECTION

AND SAFEGUARDS TO FINISHES AS REQUIRED TO PROTECT PERSONNEL.

ADJACENT SPACES. AND EXISTING CONDITIONS FROM DAMAGE. DUST AND DEBRIS

RESULTING FROM DEMOLITION WORK.

13. REPAIRS TO EXISTING RATED. SMOKE. AND/OR ACOUSTIC WALLS AND FLOORS

INCLUDING PENETRATIONS SHALL BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN APPROVED

UL ASSEMBLY AND OF MATCHING MATERIALS. ALL REPAIRS SHALL BE

ACCEPTABLE TO ALL AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION OVER THE PROJECT,

SEE G1003 DRAWING FOR DESIGNATIONS OF RATINGS.

14. EXISTING FIRE AND SMOKE RESISTANCE RATINGS SHALL BE VERIFIED BY THE

CONTRACTOR. REPAIRS SHALL BE MADE TO EXISTING WORK TO MAINTAIN

INTEGRITY OF ASSEMBLY. PATCH BEAM AND JOIST ASSEMBLIES AS REQUIRED.

ELEVATION INDICATION

KEYNOTE DESIGNATION

ROOM NAME

ROOM NUMBER

NORTH ARROW

LIMIT OF CONSTRUCTION

EXISTING COLUMN GRID

LINETYPE SYMBOLS

NEW DOOR DESIGNATION

INTERIOR AND/OR

EXTERIOR

MULTIPLE INTERIOR

ROOM NAME

N

ROOM INDICATION

NEW DOOR

A1

A201

A1

A3

A4 A2A201

REVISION INDICATION

MATCHLINE

DESIGNATIONS

REVISION NUMBER

SHEET NUMBER OF ADJACENT DRAWING

BUILDING AREA OF ADJACENT DRAWING

XX-0-000-00X

A

XX-0-000-00X

B

MATCH LINE - SEE DRAWING

XX-0-000-00X FOR CONTINUATION

WALK OFF MATT DESIGNATION

WALL PARTITION DESIGNATIONS

SEE FIRE AND SMOKE BARRIER LEGEND PAGE

Project Number

Building Number

Drawing Number

Project Title

Location

Issue Date Checked Drawn

Drawing Title

Approved:

VA FORM 08 - 6231

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Office of Construction and Facilities Management

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

B

C

D

E

F

A

B

C

D

E

F

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Security/Telecommunications:

STAMP

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NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

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DEMOLITION INFORMATION AND

SHEET INDEX

WSP USA Buildings Inc.

4551 Cox Road, Suite 200

Richmond, VA 23060

10/17/25

CAMPUS WIDE SECURITY

CAMERA REPLACEMENT

1201 Broad Rock Boulevard Richmond, VA 23249-4915

652-23-105ISSUED FOR BIDS

Revisions: Date:

TOTAL NUMBER OF SHEETS: 138

500 TY-7-02 CAMERA SCHEDULE

500 TY-7-01 CAMERA SCHEDULE

521 TY-6-521-00 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

520 TY-6-520-00 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

519 TY-6-519-00 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

518 TY-6-518-00 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

515 TY-6-515-00 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

514 TY-6-514-00 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

513 TY-6-513-00 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

512 TY-6-512-01 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

511 TY-6-511-00 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

509 TY-6-509-01 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

507 TY-6-507-00 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

501 TY-6-501-01 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

500 TY-6-500-04 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

500 TY-6-500-03 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

500 TY-6-500-02 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

500 TY-6-500-01 SECURITY CCTV RISER DIAGRAM

500 TY-5-04 SECURITY DETAILS

500 TY-5-03 SECURITY DETAILS

500 TY-5-02 SECURITY DETAILS

500 TY-5-01 SECURITY DETAILS

521 TY-1-521-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01

521 TY-1-521-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00

520 TY-1-520-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00

519 TY-1-519-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00

518 TY-1-518-04 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 04

518 TY-1-518-03 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 03

518 TY-1-518-02 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 02

518 TY-1-518-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01

515 TY-1-515-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01

515 TY-1-515-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00

514 TY-1-514-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00

513 TY-1-513-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00

512 TY-1-512-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01

512 TY-1-512-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00

511 TY-1-511-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00

509 TY-1-509-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01

509 TY-1-509-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00

507 TY-1-507-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00

501 TY-1-501-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01

500 TY-1-500-05 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 05

500 TY-1-500-04 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 04

500 TY-1-500-03D SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 03 - PART D

500 TY-1-500-03A SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 03 - PART A

500 TY-1-500-02D SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 02 - PART D

500 TY-1-500-02C SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 02 - PART C

500 TY-1-500-02B SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 02 - PART B

500 TY-1-500-02A SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 02 - PART A

500 TY-1-500-02 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 02 - OVERALL

500 TY-1-500-01E SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01 - PART E

500 TY-1-500-01D SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01 - PART D

500 TY-1-500-01C SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01 - PART C

500 TY-1-500-01B SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01 - PART B

500 TY-1-500-01A SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01 - PART A

500 TY-1-500-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01 - OVERALL

500 TY-1-500-00E SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00 - PART E

500 TY-1-500-00D SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00 - PART D

500 TY-1-500-00C SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00 - PART C

500 TY-1-500-00B SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00 - PART B

500 TY-1-500-00A SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00 - PART A

500 TY-1-500-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

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521 TD-1-521-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 01

521 TD-1-521-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00

520 TD-1-520-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00

519 TD-1-519-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00

518 TD-1-518-04 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 04

518 TD-1-518-03 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 03

518 TD-1-518-02 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 02

518 TD-1-518-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 01

515 TD-1-515-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 01

515 TD-1-515-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00

514 TD-1-514-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00

513 TD-1-513-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00

512 TD-1-512-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 01

512 TD-1-512-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00

511 TD-1-511-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00

509 TD-1-509-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 01

509 TD-1-509-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00

507 TD-1-507-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00

501 TD-1-501-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 01

500 TD-1-500-05D SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 05 - PART D

500 TD-1-500-05A SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 05 - PART A

500 TD-1-500-04D SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 04 - PART D

500 TD-1-500-04A SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 04 - PART A

500 TD-1-500-03D SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 03 - PART D

500 TD-1-500-03A SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 03 - PART A

500 TD-1-500-02D SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 02 - PART D

500 TD-1-500-02C SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 02 - PART C

500 TD-1-500-02B SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 02 - PART B

500 TD-1-500-02A SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 02 - PART A

500 TD-1-500-02 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 02 - OVERALL

500 TD-1-500-01E SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 01 - PART E

500 TD-1-500-01D SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 01 - PART D

500 TD-1-500-01C SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 01 - PART C

500 TD-1-500-01B SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 01 - PART B

500 TD-1-500-01A SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 01 - PART A

500 TD-1-500-01 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 01 - OVERALL

500 TD-1-500-00E SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00 - PART E

500 TD-1-500-00D SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00 - PART D

500 TD-1-500-00C SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00 - PART C

500 TD-1-500-00B SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00 - PART B

500 TD-1-500-00A SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00 - PART A

500 TD-1-500-00 SECURITY FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

SITE TY-1-S02 SECURITY SITE PLAN - NEW WORK

SITE TY-1-S01 SECURITY SITE PLAN - DEMOLITION

500 TY-0-01 SECURITY COVER SHEET

518 AE-1-518-00 OVERALL FLOOR PLAN - LICENSE PLATE CAMERA MOUNT...

521 GI-1-521-01 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 01 - OVERALL

521 GI-1-521-00 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

520 GI-1-520-00 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

519 GI-1-519-00 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

518 GI-1-518-00 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

515 GI-1-515-01 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 01 - OVERALL

515 GI-1-515-00 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

514 GI-1-514-00 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

513 GI-1-513-00 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

512 GI-1-512-01 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 01 - OVERALL

512 GI-1-512-00 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

511 GI-1-511-00 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

509 GI-1-509-01 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 01 - OVERALL

509 GI-1-509-00 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

507 GI-1-507-00 GENERAL - INFECTION CONTROL PLAN

501 GI-1-501-00 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

500 GI-1-500-05 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 05

500 GI-1-500-04 INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 04

500 GI-1-500-03D INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 03 - PART D

500 GI-1-500-03A INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 03 - PART A

500 GI-1-500-02B INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 02 - OVERALL CONT.

500 GI-1-500-02A INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 02 - OVERALL

500 GI-1-500-01B INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 01 - OVERALL CONT.

500 GI-1-500-01A INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 01 - OVERALL

500 GI-1-500-00B INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 01 - OVERALL- BG-107

500 GI-1-500-00A INFECTION CONTROL PLAN LEVEL 00 - OVERALL

ALL GI004 FIRE/SMOKE BARRIER LEGEND

ALL GI003 GENERAL - ICRA GUIDLINES

ALL GI002 DEMOLITION INFORMATION AND SHEET INDEX

ALL GI001 COVER SHEET

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3 HOUR FIRE/SMOKE BARRIER

PER UL DESIGN NO. U914 FOR LOAD BEARING OR UL DESIGN NO. U426*

THIS APPLIES TO CONSTRUCTION TYPE SEPARATION FROM TYPE 1B (222) PROTECTED TO

TYPE 1(000) UNPROTECTED.

WALL CONSTRUCTION: WALL EXTENDS FROM FLOOR TO UNDERSIDE OF THE FLOOR OR

ROOF DECK ABOVE. (NFPA 101 18.4.4.7.1.1)

DUCTS: ALL DUCT PENETRATIONS THAT PASS THROUGH A SMOKE PARTITION

SHALL BE PROTECTED BY A SYSTEM OR MATERIAL THAT IS CAPABLE OF LIMITING THE

TRANSFER OF SMOKE. (NFPA 101 8.4.4.1)

PENETRATIONS: ALL PENETRATIONS SHALL BE PROTECTED BY A FIRESTOP SYSTEM

OR DEVICE. (NFPA 101 8.3.4.2.1)

DOORS: ALL DOORS REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING:

1. LABELED FRAMES (NFPA 80 6.3.1)

2. LABELED 3 HOUR DOOR (NFPA 80 4.3.3)

3. WINDOW NOT PERMITTED

4. POSITIVE LATCHING (NFPA 80 6.4.1.4)

5. SELF CLOSING OR AUTOMATIC CLOSING (NFPA 80 6.4.1.1)

6. COORDINATING DEVICES REQUIRED (NFPA 80 6.4.1.2)

7. MAXIMUM 1/8" GAP (NFPA 80 6.3.1.7)

8. MAXIMUM 3/4" UNDERCUT (NFPA 80 4.8.4.1)

9. MAXIMUM 16" PROTECTIVE PLATE (NFPA 80 6.4.5.1 thru .3)

10. SWING IN PRIMARY DIRECTION OF TRAVEL (NFPA 101 7.2.1.4.2)

2 HOUR FIRE/SMOKE BARRIER

PER UL 263 - DESIGN NO. U419

THIS APPLIES TO OCCUPANCY SEPARATION WALLS, THIS COMBINATION WALL IS WHERE A

PORTION OF THE 2-HOUR RATED WALL IS ALSO PART OF THE SMOKE BARRIER. WALL

CONSTRUCTION: WALL EXTENDS FROM FLOOR TO DECK ABOVE.

DUCTS: ALL DUCT PENETRATIONS ARE PROTECTED BY COMBINATION FIRE AND SMOKE

DAMPERS. SMOKE DAMPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED WHERE THE OPENING IS LIMITED TO A

SINGLE SMOKE COMPARTMENT AND THE DUCTS ARE CONSTRUCTED OF STEEL. (IBC

717.5.5).

PENETRATIONS: ALL PENETRATIONS SHALL BE PROTECTED BY A FIRESTOP SYSTEM OR

DEVICE. (NFPA 101 8.3.4.2.1)

DOORS: ALL DOORS REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING:

1. LABELED FRAMES (NFPA 80 6.3.1)

2. LABELED 1 1/2 HOUR DOOR (NFPA 80 4.3.1)

3. MAXIMUM 100 SQ. IN. WINDOW (NFPA 80 4.4.5)

4. POSITIVE LATCHING (NFPA 80 6.4.1.4)

5. SELF CLOSING OR AUTOMATIC CLOSING (NFPA 80 6.4.1.1)

6. COORDINATING DEVICES REQUIRED (NFPA 80 6.4.1.1)

7. MAXIMUM 1/8" GAP (NFPA 80 6.3.1.7.2)

8. MAXIMUM 3/4" UNDERCUT (NFPA 80 4.8.4.1)

9. MAXIMUM 16" PROTECTIVE PLATE (NFPA 80 6.4.5.1 thru .3)

10. SWING IN PRIMARY DIRECTION OF EGRESS TRAVEL (NFPA 101 7.2.1.4.2)

2 HOUR FIRE BARRIER

PER UL 263 - DESIGN NO. U419

THIS APPLIES TO HORIZONTAL EXITS, SHAFTS AND STAIRWELLS OF 4 OR MORE STORIES

AND EMERGENCY ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ROOMS.

WALL CONSTRUCTION: WALL EXTENDS FROM FLOOR TO DECK ABOVE.

DUCTS: ALL DUCT PENETRATIONS ARE PROTECTED BY FIRE DAMPERS.

PENETRATIONS: ALL PENETRATIONS SHALL BE PROTECTED BY A FIRESTOP SYSTEM OR

DEVICE. (NFPA 101 8.3.4.2.1)

DOORS: ALL DOORS REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING:

1. LABELED FRAMES (NFPA 80 6.3.1)

2. LABELED 1 1/2 HOUR DOOR (NFPA 80 4.3.1)

3. MAXIMUM 100 SQ. IN. WINDOW (NFPA 80 4.4.5)

4. POSITIVE LATCHING (NFPA 80 6.9.1.4)

5. SELF CLOSING OR AUTOMATIC CLOSING (NFPA 80 6.4.1.1)

6. COORDINATING DEVICES REQUIRED (NFPA 80 6.4.1.1)

7. MAXIMUM 1/8" GAP (NFPA 80 6.3.1.7.1)

8. MAXIMUM 3/4" UNDERCUT (NFPA 80 4.8.4.1)

9. MAXIMUM 16" PROTECTIVE PLATE (NFPA 80 6.4.5.1 thru .3)

10. SWING IN PRIMARY DIRECTION OF TRAVEL (NFPA 101 7.2.1.4.2)

1 HOUR FIRE/SMOKE BARRIER

PER UL 263 - DESIGN NO. U419

THIS APPLIES TO 1-HOUR FIRE SMOKE BARRIERS INCLUDING COMPARTMENTS AND

ATRIUMS PER 2021 NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE SEC. 8.6.7. THIS COMBINATION WALL IS

ALSO USED WHERE A PORTION OF THE 1-HOUR WALL OF RATED ROOM IS ALSO PART OF A

SMOKE BARRIER.

WALL CONSTRUCTION: WALL EXTENDS FROM FLOOR TO DECK ABOVE.

DUCTS: ALL DUCT PENETRATIONS ARE PROTECTED BY COMBINATION FIRE AND SMOKE

DAMPERS. SMOKE DAMPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED WHERE

THE OPENING IN DUCTS IS LIMITED TO A SINGLE SMOKE COMPARTMENT AND THE DUCTS

ARE CONSTRUCTED OF STEEL (IBC 717.5.5).

PENETRATIONS: ALL PENETRATIONS ARE SEALED WITH LISTED FIRESTOP MATERIALS FOR

PROTECTING 1-HOUR FIRE AND SMOKE WALL ASSEMBLIES. PENETRATIONS ARE TO BE

FILLED ON BOTH SIDES OF THE WALL.

DOORS: ALL DOORS FOR SMOKE BARRIERS REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING:

1. NON-LABELED FRAME (NFPA 101 18.3.7.6)

2. 20 MINUTE OR SOLID WOOD CORE (NFPA 101 18.3.7.6)

3. MAXIMUM 1296 SQ. IN. WINDOW (NFPA 80 17.2.2.2)

4. POSITIVE LATCHING NOT REQUIRED (NFPA 101 18/19.3.7.8(2))

5. SELF CLOSING OR AUTOMATIC CLOSING (NFPA 101 18/19.3.7.8)

6. MAXIMUM 1/8" GAP (NFPA 80 6.3.1.7.1)

7. MAXIMUM 3/4" UNDERCUT (NFPA 101 18.3.7.6(6)/8.5.4.1)

8. MAXIMUM 48" PROTECTIVE PLATE (NFPA 101 19.3.2.1.4)

8.1 UNLIMITED HEIGHT IN NEW CONSTRUCTION (NFPA 18.3.7.6)

9. SWING IN DIRECTION OF EGRESS TRAVEL (NFPA 101 7.2.1.4.2

1 HOUR FIRE BARRIER

PER UL 263 - DESIGN NO. U419

THIS APPLIES TO 1-HOUR RATED ENCLOSURES, NEW HAZARDOUS AREAS**, STAIRWELLS 3

STORIES OR LESS AND ROOMS WITH TRANSFORMERS OVER 112.5 kVA. THIS ALSO

APPLIES TO HAZARDOUS AREAS BUILT OR RENOVATED UNDER NFPA 101 2000.

THIS APPLIES TO HAZARDOUS AREAS IN I-2 OCCUPANCY PROTECTED THROUGHOUT WITH

AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS.

HAZARDOUS AREAS ARE THOSE LISTED IN NFPA 101 18.3.2.1 AND IBC TABLE 509.

WALL CONSTRUCTION: WALL EXTENDS FROM FLOOR TO DECK ABOVE, OR TO BOTTOM OF

THE INTERSTITIAL SPACE HAVING SAME RATING AS OF FIRE BARRIER. (NFPA 101

8.8.3.1.2(2))

DUCTS: FIRE DAMPERS ARE REQUIRED. SOME EXCEPTIONS, REFER TO IBC

717.2.2 RELATED TO SIZE, LOCATION AND STEEL SLEEVE.

PENETRATIONS: ALL PENETRATIONS ARE SEALED WITH LISTED FIRESTOP MATERIALS FOR

PROTECTING 1-HOUR WALL ASSEMBLIES. PENETRATIONS ARE TO BE FILLED ON BOTH

SIDES OF THE WALL.

DOORS: ALL DOORS REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING:

1. LABELED FRAMES (NFPA 80 6.3.1)

2. LABELED 3/4 HOUR DOOR (NFPA 80 4.3.1)*

3. MAXIMUM 100 SQ. IN. WINDOW (NFPA 80 4.4.5)

4. POSITIVE LATCHING (NFPA 80 6.4.1.4)

5. SELF CLOSING OR AUTOMATIC CLOSING (NFPA 80 6.4.1.1)

6. COORDINATING DEVICES REQUIRED (NFPA 80 6.4.1.1)

7. MAXIMUM 1/8" GAP (NFPA 80 6-3.1.7)

8. MAXIMUM 3/4" UNDERCUT (NFPA 80 4.8.4.1)

9. MAXIMUM 16" PROTECTIVE PLATE (NFPA 80 6.4.5.1 thru .3)

10. SWING IN PRIMARY DIRECTION OF TRAVEL (NFPA 101 18/19.2.2.2.)

* 1-HOUR DOORS ARE REQUIRED IN STAIRWELLS THAT ARE 3 STORIES OR LESS.

**HAZARDOUS AREAS ARE THOSE LISTED IN NFPA 101 19.3.2.1 AND IBC TABLE 509

SUITES

WALL CONSTRUCTION: SUITE OF ROOMS WITH INTERNAL CORRIDORS OR AISLES THAT

ARE NOT PART OF THE EXIT ACCESS CORRIDOR SYSTEM. PATIENT SLEEPING ROOMS OR

ANY SUITE THAT INCLUDES PATIENT SLEEPING ROOMS, OF MORE THAN 1,000 SQUARE

FEET SHALL HAVE NOT LESS THAN 2 EXIT ACCESS DOORS REMOTELY LOCATED FROM

EACH OTHER (NFPA 101 18/19.2.5.5.1).

ANY ROOM OR ANY SUITE OF ROOMS, OTHER THAN PATIENT SLEEPING ROOMS, OR MORE

THAN 2,500 SQUARE FEET, SHALL HAVE NOT LESS THAN TWO EXIT ACCESS DOORS

REMOTELY LOCATED FROM EACH OTHER (NFPA 101 18/19.2.5.5.2)

SUITES OF SLEEPING ROOMS SHALL NOT EXCEED 7,500 SQUARE FEET. (NFPA 101

19.2.5.7.2.3(B)) SLEEPING SUITES GREATER THAN 7,500 SF AND NOT EXCEEDING 10,000 SF

SHALL BE PERMITTED WITH DIRECT VISUAL SUPERVISION. (NFPA 101 19.2.5.7.2.3(C)),

AUTOMATIC SMOKE DETECTION AND SPRINKLER PROTECTION (NFPA 101 19.2.5.7.2.3(C)).

NON SLEEPING SUITE SHALL NOT EXCEED 10,000 SQUARE FEET. (NFPA 101 19.2.5.7.3.2)

FOR SUITES REQUIRING TWO MEANS OF EGRESS, ONE MEANS OF EGRESS IS PERMITTED

TO BE INTO ANOTHER SUITE. (NFPA 101 19.2.5.7.2.2 (C)). SLEEPING SUITE WITH MORE THAN

1,000 S.F. SHALL HAVE AT LEAST (1) EXIT ACCESS TO A CORRIDOR. (NFPA 101

18/19.2.5.7.2.2).

DUCTS: NO REQUIREMENTS.

PENETRATIONS: NO REQUIREMENTS.

DOORS: DOORS OPENINGS INTERNAL TO THE SUITE PASSAGES, DO NOT NEED TO BE

SELF CLOSING OR AUTOMATIC (NFPA 101 18/19.3.6.3.11).

SMOKE TIGHT PARTITION

AS NOTED ON PLANS AND THIS ALSO APPLIES TO CORRIDORS IN I-2 OCCUPANCY

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT WITH AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS. THIS APPLIES TO

EXISTING SPRINKLERED HAZARDOUS ROOMS BUILT OR RENOVATED PRIOR TO NFPA 101

2000. REFER TO NFPA 101 2000 19.3.2.1

WALL CONSTRUCTION: WALL EXTENDS FROM FLOOR TO DECK ABOVE OR TERMINATES TO

THE CEILING WHERE THE CEILING IS CONSTRUCTED TO LIMIT THE TRANSFER OF SMOKE

(NFPA 101 19.3.6.2.4). ALSO APPLIES TO CORRIDOR WALL CONSTRUCTION IN I-2

OCCUPANCY.

DUCTS: SMOKE DAMPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED .

PENETRATIONS: ALL PENETRATIONS ARE SEALED WITH LISTED FIRESTOP MATERIALS FOR

PROTECTING SMOKE PARTITIONS.

DOORS: ALL DOORS REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING:

1. NON-LABELED FRAME (NFPA 101 19.3.6.3.15)

2. LABELED 20 MINUTE OR SOLID WOOD CORE (NFPA 101 18.3.7.6)

3. NO RESTRICTION IN GLASS AREA (NFPA 101 19.3.6.3.17)

4. SELF CLOSING OR AUTOMATIC CLOSING (NFPA 101 19.3.6.3.5),NOT APPLICABLE TO

PATIENT ROOMS.

5. POSITIVE LATCHING EXCEPT IN TOILETS, SHOWER AND SINK CLOSETS (NFPA 19.3.6.3.6)

6. GASKETING OF DOORS SHOULD NOT BE NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE RESISTANCE TO

PASSAGE OF SMOKE IF DOOR IS RELATIVELY TIGHT FITTING (NFPA 101 A19.3.6.3.1)

7. MAXIMUM 1" UNDERCUT (NFPA 101 19.3.6.3.4)

8. MAX. 48" PROTECTIVE PLATE FOR HAZARDOUS AREAS(NFPA 101 19.3.2.1.4) UNLIMITED

IN CORRIDORS (NFPA 101 19.3.6.3.12)

9. SWING IN ANY DIRECTION OF TRAVEL (NFPA 101 19.3.7.8)

10. TRANSFER GRILLS NOT PERMITTED EXCEPT IN TOILETS, SHOWER AND SINK CLOSETS

(NFPA 101 19.3.6.4.2)

1/2 HOUR FIRE/SMOKE BARRIER

PER UL 263 - DESIGN NO. U407

THIS APPLIES TO EXISTING SMOKE COMPARTMENTS PER NFPA 101 19.3.7.3.

WALL CONSTRUCTION: WALL EXTENDS FROM FLOOR TO DECK ABOVE.

DUCTS: SMOKE DAMPERS SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED IN DUCT PENETRATIONS OF SMOKE

BARRIERS IN FULLY DUCTED HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS

WHERE AN APPROVED, SUPERVISED SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 101

19.3.5.8 HAS BEEN PROVIDED FOR SMOKE COMPARTMENTS ADJACENT TO THE

SMOKE BARRIER.

PENETRATIONS: ALL PENETRATIONS ARE SEALED WITH LISTED FIRESTOP MATERIALS FOR

PROTECTING 1/2-HOUR FIRE AND SMOKE WALL ASSEMBLIES. PENETRATIONS ARE TO BE

FILLED ON BOTH SIDES OF THE WALL.

DOORS: ALL DOORS FOR SMOKE BARRIERS REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING:

1. NON-LABELED FRAME (NFPA 101 18.3.7.6)

2. 20 MINUTE OR SOLID WOOD CORE (NFPA 101 19.3.7.6)

3. MAXIMUM 1296 SQ. IN. WINDOW (NFPA 80 4.4.5.1)

4. POSITIVE LATCHING NOT REQUIRED (NFPA 101 19.3.7.8)

5. SELF CLOSING OR AUTOMATIC CLOSING (NFPA 101 19.3.7.8)

6. MAXIMUM 1/8" GAP (NFPA 80 6-3.1.7)

7. MAXIMUM 1" UNDERCUT (NFPA 101 19.3.6.3.4)

8. MAXIMUM 48" PROTECTIVE PLATE (NFPA 101 18.3.7.6)

9. SWING IN ANY DIRECTION (NFPA 101 18.3.7.6)

EXISTING HAZARDOUS ROOMS

THIS APPLIES TO EXISTING HAZARDOUS AREAS IN I-2 OCCUPANCY LISTED IN NFPA 101

19.3.2.1.5

WALL CONSTRUCTION: HAZARDOUS ROOM: WALLS ONLY NEED TO GO UP TO THE DROP

CEILING IF SPRINKLERED OR UP TO THE DECK ABOVE IF THERE IS NO CEILING IN THE

SPRINKLERED ROOM.

DUCTS: STEEL DUCT PENETRATIONS ARE NOT REQUIRED TO BE PROTECTED FIRE

DAMPERS OR SMOKE DAMPERS.

PENETRATIONS EXISTING HAZARDOUS ROOM: NO REQUIREMENTS FOR PENETRATIONS

ABOVE THE CEILING IF SPRINKLERED. IF THE SPACE IS NON-SPRINKLERED, THEN THE

WALL NEEDS TO GO TO THE DECK ABOVE.

DOORS: SAME PROVISIONS LISTED IN SMOKE PARTITION REFERENCED ABOVE.

THIS APPLIES TO EXISTING HAZARDOUS AREAS IN I-2 OCCUPANCY LISTED IN NFPA 101

19.3.2.1.5

DEFINITIONS:

HEALTHCARE OCCUPANCY: AN OCCUPANCY USED TO PROVIDE MEDICAL OR OTHER

TREATMENT OR CARE SIMULTANEOUSLY TO FOUR OR MORE PATIENTS ON AN INPATIENT

BASIS, WHERE SUCH PATIENTS ARE MOSTLY INCAPABLE OF SELF-PRESERVATION DUE TO

AGE, PHYSICAL OR MENTAL DISABILITY, OR BECAUSE OF SECURITY MEASURES NOT

UNDER THE OCCUPANTS' CONTROL. (NFPA 101 3.3.188.7)

AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCY: AN OCCUPANCY USED TO PROVIDE SERVICE

OR TREATMENT SIMULTANEOUSLY TO FOUR OR MORE PATIENTS THAT PROVIDES, ON AN

OUTPATIENT BASIS, ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING:

1. TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS THAT RENDERS THE PATIENT INCAPABLE OF TAKING

ACTION FOR SELF-PRESERVATION UNDER EMERGENCY CONDITIONS WITHOUT THE

ASSISTANCE OF OTHERS,

2. ANESTHESIA THAT RENDERS THE PATIENT INCAPABLE OF TAKING ACTION FOR SELF

PRESERVATION UNDER EMERGENCY CONDITIONS WITHOUT THE ASSISTANCE OF

OTHERS,

3. EMERGENCY OR URGENT CARE FOR PATIENTS WHO, DUE TO THE NATURE OF THEIR

INJURY OR ILLNESS, ARE INCAPABLE OF TAKING ACTION FOR SELF-PRESERVATION

UNDER EMERGENCY CONDITIONS WITHOUT THE ASSISTANCE OF OTHERS. (NFPA

1013.3.188.1)

BUSINESS OCCUPANCY: AN OCCUPANCY USED FOR THE TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS

OTHER THAN MERCANTILE. (NFPA 101 3.3.190.4)

*FIRE BARRIER: A CONTINUOUS MEMBRANE OR A MEMBRANE WITH DISCONTINUITIES

CREATED BY PROTECTED OPENINGS WITH A SPECIFIED FIRE PROTECTION RATING,

WHERE SUCH MEMBRANE IS DESIGNED AND CONSTRUCTED WITH A SPECIFIED FIRE

RESISTANCE RATING TO LIMIT THE SPREAD OF FIRE, THAT ALSO RESTRICTS THE

MOVEMENT OF SMOKE. (NFPA 101 3.3.31.1)

*SMOKE BARRIER: A CONTINUOUS MEMBRANE, OR A MEMBRANE WITH DISCONTINUITIES

CREATED BY PROTECTED OPENINGS, WHERE SUCH MEMBRANE IS DESIGNED AND

CONSTRUCTED TO RESTRICT THE MOVEMENT

OF SMOKE (NFPA 101 3.3.31.2)

*SMOKE PARTITION: A CONTINUOUS MEMBRANE THAT IS DESIGNED TO FORM A BARRIER

TO LIMIT THE TRANSFER OF SMOKE (NFPA 101 3.3.254) A SMOKE PARTITION IS NOT

REQUIRED TO HAVE A FIRE RESISTANCE RATING. (NFPA 101 A.3.3.254)

NOTE: THESE LEGENDS AND DEFINITIONS ARE INTENDED AS GENERAL REFERENCE .

OTHER EXCEPTIONS OR CODE REQUIREMENTS MAY APPLY BASED ON SPECIFIC

CONDITIONS. CONSULT AHJ FOR SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS OR INTERPRETATIONS.

NOTES:

THIS BUILDING HAS FSES (FIRE SAFETY EVALUATION SYSTEM) EXISTING FSES ANALYSIS

(1985) AND ALTERNATE 1 FSES ANALYSIS (1988)

THIS BUILDING HAS EQUIVALENCY TO MAINTAIN FIRE SAFETY COMPLIANCE. SEE BELOW

FOR A SUMMARY OF THESE REQUIREMENTS.

SUMMARY OF COMPENSATING MEASURES FOR DEFICIENCIES NOTES IN FSES

DOCUMENTS

REFER TO FSES DOCUMENTS FOR FULL REPORT.

PLAN TO MAINTAIN COMPLIANCE WITH THE EQUIVALENCY:

1. CORRIDORS MUST BE SMOKE TIGHT, ENSURE CEILING TILES ARE IN PLACE.

2. FINISHES: ONLY USE CLASS A MATERIALS.

3. DOORS TO CORRIDORS:

A. GL(GROUND LEVEL) TO 3RD: ALLOWED 20 MIN. DOORS W/O CLOSERS, EXCEPT HZ

ROOMS AND FIRE/SMOKE BARRIERS.

B. 4TH-7TH FLOOR: REQUIRES SMOKE OPERATED AUTO DOOR CLOSERS ON ALL

CORRIDOR DOORS, EXCEPT IN AREAS DESIGNATED AS SUITES.

SMOKE DETECTION:

1. 4TH - 7TH FLRS.: REQUIRES SMOKE DETECTION AND ALARMS IN ALL INPATIENT PATIENT

ROOMS.

2. SMOKE DETECTION IN CORRIDORS.

JCAHO EQUIVALENCY: THIS BUILDING HAS EQUIVALENCY TO MAINTAIN FIRE SAFETY

COMPLIANCE. REFER TO FSES JCAHO EQUIVALENCY APPROVAL LETTER OF MARCH 7,

1990.

HISTORY OF CORRECTIONS DONE FOR EQUIVALENCY:

1. FIRE SPRINKLER PROJECT TO MAKE HOSPITAL FULLY SPRINKLERED AND WITH SMOKE

DETECTION AS PER NFPA 13 AND --NFPA 20. (1982-1984)

2. ELIMINATION OF DEAD END CORRIDORS. (1982-1984)

3. ADDED HORIZONTAL EXITS. (1982-1984)

4. SMOKE DETECTION THROUGHOUT IN CORRIDORS (1982-1984)

5. SMOKE PARTITION FROM 3RD TO 7TH FLOOR TO THE UNDERSIDE OF THE FLOOR SLAB

ABOVE AND MAKING THOSE PARTITIONS SMOKE TIGHT. (1987-1988)

6. GL, 1ST FL.: 2 HR RATED BARRIER TO SEPARATE ZONES A,B,E & F FROM ZONES C AND

D. (1987-1988)

7. SMOKE DETECTION IN INPATIENT PATIENT ROOMS AND AUTOMATIC DOOR-CLOSERS

THROUGHOUT THE TOWER. (1987-1988)

8. CONTINUE REPLACING CEILING TILES TO MAINTAIN SMOKE TIGHT CORRIDORS.

(1987-1988)

9. ELIMINATION OF ALL REMAINING "OTHER THAN CLASS A" FINISHES. (1987-1988)

10. CONSTRUCTION OF 2-HR EXIT PASSAGEWAY TO HANDLE OUTFLOW OF STAIRWELL 1

AT THE GROUND LEVEL. (1987-1988)

11. 2-HR SEPARATION FROM PIPE BASEMENT AND GROUND FLOOR (GL). (1987- 1988)

Project Number

Building Number

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Project Title

Location

Issue Date Checked Drawn

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Office of Construction and Facilities Management

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

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WSP USA Buildings Inc.

4551 Cox Road, Suite 200

Richmond, VA 23060

10/17/25

CAMPUS WIDE SECURITY

CAMERA REPLACEMENT

1201 Broad Rock Boulevard Richmond, VA 23249-4915

652-23-105ISSUED FOR BIDS

Revisions: Date:

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INFECTION CONTROL RISK MITIGATION

RECOMMENDATIONS MATRIX OF

PRECAUTIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND

RENOVATION

ICRA GENERAL NOTES

ICRA PHASING INSTRUCTIONS TO

CONTRACTORS

III/IVLOW Risk Group 1

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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MEDIUM Risk Group 2

HIGH Risk Group 3

HIGHEST Risk Group 4 IV

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

TYPE A

Construction Project Type

Inspection and/or facility upkeep generally defined as follows:

Includes, but is not limited to:

• Work can be completed in a single shift, not to exceed 10 hours.

• Patients and/or employees may be in the area depending on the activity.

• Work that does not create dust or debris.

• Removal of ceiling tile or access to mechanical or electrical chase for visual inspection limited to 1 tile per 50 square feet With limited exposure time (not to exceed an hour for each tile) within the shift.

• Minor interior updates (e.g., replacing floor or ceiling tiles, carpentry work to include hanging signage, and painting without sanding) that do not create dust or debris.

• Limited building system maintenance such as plumbing on potable systems limited to faucet replacement etc. and electrical work such as replacement Of bulbs, receptacles, or switches.

Type of Construction / Project Activity Table

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Patient Risk Group

TYPE B

TYPE A

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TYPE DTYPE CTYPE B

Class IVor control procedures are necessary.

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During Construction Project

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Construction areas must be inspected by an infection preventionist and engineering representative (and others as determined by the facility) for final activity/project close out and removal of infection prevention and control measures.

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. Additional cleaning may be needed after removal of barrier.

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:

i. Carefully remove screws and painter tape.

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

iii. Drywall cutting is prohibited during removal process.

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

v. 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 contaminants from the work area.

2. Negative air devices (fans, filters, monitoring and documentation equipment) 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 and document through a TAB the HVAC systems meets original airflow and air exchange design specifications.

Water systems:

1. Until the potable water System is activated and in use, flushing shall continue at least twice per week in accordance with VHA Directive 1061.

Cleaning:

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

2. Check all supply and retum 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.

Water systems:

1. Until the potable water system is activated and in use, flushing shall continue at least twice per week in accordance With VHA Directive 1061.

Upon Completion of Project

All control measures in Levels I and II and the following:

1. Ensure availability of equipment for cleaning hands.

2. 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.

3. All (plastic or hard) barrier construction activities must be completed in a manner that prevents dust release. Plastic barriers must be effectively affixed to floor and ceiling (or floor/roof deck above) and secure from movement or damage.

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

5. Maintain .01 inches 'water gauge negative pressurization of the entire workspace by use of HEPA exhaust air systems directed outdoors (unless a work specific waiver is approved by VHA's Office of Healthcare Engineering); this must be maintained continuously 24/7 for the duration of the project. Exhaust discharged directly to the outdoors that is 25 feet or greater from entrances, air intakes and windows is not required to be HEPA-fiItered. Exhausting discharged air into shared or recirculating HVAC systems, or other shared exhaust systems (e.g., bathroom exhaust) is prohibited.

6. Install a differential pressure sensing device (e.g., magnehelic, manometer, or digital monitoring) on exterior of work containment to continually monitor and document negative pressurization. The "ball in the wall" or similar apparatus are not acceptable.

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

2. Immediately replace any ceiling tile, close access panels, etc., upon completion of work.

3. Any materials and equipment being brought into the facility must be free Of contaminants and loose material.

All control measures in Level I and the following:

I. Provide active means to control airborne dust from dispersing into occupied areas and/or water mist surface to control dust (e.g., Mobile Dust Containment Cart or some other system).

2. Ensure worker clothing is clean and free of visible dust before leaving the work area.

3. Remove or isolate air diffusers (supply and return) to protect the HVAC system from dust and reduce turbulence. Rebalance system to address diffuser isolation

4. When the work involves or impacts potable water systems including stagnation due to reduced usage, the piping shall be flushed twice a week or isolated from the main system.

5. Seal doors to prevent dust migration.

6. Contain all trash and debris in the work area. Perform daily cleaning and disposal of trash (covered) from work area using an identified exit route.

7. Any equipment, tools. or materials removed from the work area must be in sealed containers and/or cleaned of dust and debris prior to removal from the area.

8. 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.

9. 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.

10. Maintain clean surroundings when area is not contained by damp mopping or HEPA vacuuming surfaces at least daily

All control measures in Levels I II and Ill and the following:

1. Barriers must be hard barriers unless temporary to install final barrier.

2. Containment must include an anteroom to ensure pressure control.

Anteroom must be large enough for equipment staging, cart cleaning, workers' PPE and cleaning.

3. Worker clothing and/or PPE must be removed or clean and free of visible dust before leaving the work area anteroom. HEPA vacuuming of clothing or use of cover suits is acceptable.

4. Workers must wear shoe covers or have a method to clean shoes in anteroom. Shoe covers must be removed prior to exiting the anteroom to the occupied space non-work area . Damaged shoe covers must be changed immediately.

1. PROVIDE INFECTION CONTROL PRECAUTIONS/ CONTAINMENT SYSTEM AS

REQUIRED BY HOSPITAL INFECTION CONTROL REPRESENTATIVE FOR ALL

AREAS OUTSIDE THE LIMIT OF WORK.

2. PROVIDE CUBICLE CONTAINMENT AT AREAS BELOW, FOR ANY WORK

IN THE CEILING PLENUM UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED OR DEEMED

REQUIRED BY THE HOSPITAL INFECTION CONTROL REPRESENTATIVE.

3. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE REQUIRED SHUTDOWNS OF

BUILDING SYSTEMS, CONTROL OF ELEVATORS, AND CONSTRUCTION

ACCESS AND CIRCULATION POINTS WITH THE OWNER.

4. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE UNINTERRUPTED OPERATION TO ANY

OCCUPIED SPACE OUTSIDE OF THE CONSTRUCTION AREA.

5. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONSTRUCT TEMPORARY DUSTPROOF

PARTITIONS AS PER THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR

SHALL COORDINATE TEMPORARY PARTITION REQUIREMENTS WITH THE

OWNER AND AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION.

6. AREAS ARE DIVIDED BY COLOR AND HATCH DESIGNATE DIFFERENT ICRA

PHASES.

7. THOSE PRECAUTION REQUIREMENTS ALSO MATCH THE AREA HATCHES

DESIGNATED. ALL CONTROL MEASURES HIGHLIGHTED ARE REQUIRED TO

BE UTILIZED, INCLUDING ANY CONTROL MEASURES DESIGNATED PRIOR.

TYPE D

TYPE C

General maintenance and repair work generally defined as follows:

Includes, but is not limited to:

• Prolonged inspection and work that may take longer than a single shift but not exceeding a week.

• Patients and employees are not to be in the area until activity is completed.

• Work that creates minimal dust and debris.

• Interior finish or surface repairs, updates, or modifications such as repair of firewalls and barriers, and new flooring that produces minimal dust and debris. Controlled sanding activities (e.g., wet or dry sanding) that produce minimal dust and debris.

• Plumbing work such as installation or replacement of a single fixture or piping for a single fixture. Any work on sanitary plumbing including snaking of drains.

• Electrical work such as installation of cabling/wiring/conduit for a single device, installation Of new device such as a light fixture that produces minimal dust and debris.

• Air Handler and/or fan shutdown/startup and HVAC work such as replacement Of a single diffuser, single terminal unit or a single device that produces minimal dust and debris.

Small-scale construction, renovation, or maintenance generally defined as follows:

Includes, but is not limited to:

• Work requiring longer than a single week to complete but not exceeding 6 months.

• Patients and employees are not to be in the area until activity is completed.

• Demolition/removal of preexisting floor covering, casework, lay-in ceiling, or other architectural elements.

• Demolition/removal of more than 32 ft2 of drywall/framing, hard ceilings, and doors/framing and minimal infrastructure such as electrical circuits and branch piping.

Installation of new walls, ceilings and doors including framing, drywall/plaster and associated work.

• Plumbing work such as the installation of new sinks, showers and toilets and associated plumbing.

• Shut down of sections of potable water systems.

• Electrical work such as installation of conduit and wire for lighting, receptacles and switches for an area, the installation of conduit and wire for new devices such as terminal units, fans etc.

• Modification of existing fire alarm and suppression systems.

• Mechanical work such as the installation of ductwork, diffusers, and terminal units for an area.

Large-scale construction, renovation, or maintenance generally defined as follows:

Includes, but is not limited to:

• Work exceeding 6 months in duration.

• Patients and employees are not to be in the area until activity is completed.

• Large-scale demolition of building components and infrastructure including removal Of multiple doors, walls, framing, ceilings, flooring, piping, electrical and HVAC-

• The installation building components such as new walls, ceilings and doors including framing, drywall and associated plaster work,

• Plumbing work such as the installation of:

- new medical gas systems,

- steam/heating hot water, condensate systems,

- multiple sinks, showers and toilets including associated plumbing.

• Shutdown of potable water, steam/heating hot water, condensate, and medical gas systems.

• Electrical work such as installation of electrical feeders, distribution panels, conduit and

• Wire for lighting, receptacles and switches for an area, the installation Of conduit and wire for new devices such as terminal units, fans etc.

• Installation of fire alarm and suppression systems.

• Electrical Shutdown Of multiple panels.

• Mechanical work such as the installation of air handling equipment, associated ductwork, diffusers, heat exchangers, terminal units and controls.

Group 1 Low Risk

Patient Risk Group Table

Group 2 Medium Risk

• Waiting areas

• Clinical engineering (biomedical)

• Materials management Sterile processing department — dirty side

• Kitchen, cafeteria, gift shop, coffee shop, and food kiosks

• Public hallways and gathering areas not in clinical areas

• Office areas not in clinical areas

• Breakrooms not in clinical areas

• Bathrooms or locker rooms not in clinical areas

• Mechanical/electrical rooms not in clinical areas

Group 4 Highest Risk

Group 3 High Risk

• Patient care rooms and areas, including spinal cord injury units

• All acute care units, including mental health

• All outpatient units and clinics

• Emergency department

• Community Living Centers, domiciliaries, and transitional residences

• Employee health

• Pharmacy — general work zone

• Medication rooms and clean utility rooms

• Imaging suites — diagnostic imaging

• Laboratory

• All transplant units

• All intensive care units

• All oncology units and chemotherapy/infusion centers

• OR theaters and restricted areas

• Hemodialysis units

• Procedural rooms'

• Pharmacy compounding area

• Sterile processing department — clean side

• Transfusion services

• Imaging suites — interventional imaging

• Dedicated isolation wards/units for infectious diseases

1. REFER TO INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT SPECIFICATIONS FOR

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

2. CONTRACTORS ARE TO UTILIZE ALL INFECTION CONTROL RECOMMENDATIONS

SPECIFIC FOR EACH PROJECT PHASE IDENTIFIED.

3. THE PHASES ARE IDENTIFIED IN COLOR / GREY TONE HATCHING. EACH

HATCHING AND ASSOCIATED TR ROOM IS A PHASE. EACH PHASE RELATES TO A

SPECIFIC ZONE OF WORK THAT WILL RECEIVE WORK CERTIFIED BY THE

CONTRACTOR AS COMPLETE FOR EACH CAMERA AREA.

4. COLOR HATCHED AREAS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC. ALL CAMERA CONDUIT OR CAT

6A ROUTES PROPOSED ARE REQUIRED REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE AREAS

HIGHLIGHTED ARE SHOWN. REFER ALSO TO THE TY/TD DRAWINGS FOR SCOPE.

IF THE ENTIRE ICRA PHASE IS NOT IDENTIFIED, THE CONTRACTOR WILL PROVIDE

NECESSARY ICRA WORK AT NO EXPENSE TO THE GOVERNMENT.

5. CONTRACTOR TO ASSUME CONTROL CUBE IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE VA. CUBE

IS TO BE PROVIDED AT EVERY BUILDING UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

6. BUILDINGS 501 (UTILITIES PLANT), 518 (PARKING GARAGE), AND 519 (OIT

SERVER BUILDING) ARE NOT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE ICRA WORK.

7. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE A PROPOSED PHASING SEQUENCING. ALL TR

PHASES ARE TO BE SEQUENCED IN SUCH A WAY THAT BUILDING 500 FIRST

FLOOR WORK IN AREAS OF CAMERA REPLACEMENT THAT ARE TO REMAIN IN

OPERATION ALL OF THE TIME WILL COMMENCE AHEAD OF ANY OTHER PHASING.

FROM THAT POINT IN THE SCHEDULE, OTHER WORK CAN BE PROVIDED TR ROOM

PHASE BY TR ROOM PHASES. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH THE VA ON

THE ACTIVE SYSTEM CAMERA WORK.

8. SUPPLY TWO ADDITIONAL OFF-HOURS TR ROOM PHASES BEYOND WHAT IS

INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS TO PERMIT ADDITIONAL OFF-HOURS WORK AND

SEQUENCED PHASING THROUGHOUT THE FACILITY EQUIVALENT TO BUILDING 500

1ST FLOOR TR AREA 1B-216A.

Project Number

Building Number

Drawing Number

Project Title

Location

Issue Date Checked Drawn

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VA FORM 08 - 6231

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Office of Construction and Facilities Management

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

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GENERAL - ICRA GUIDLINES

WSP USA Buildings Inc.

4551 Cox Road, Suite 200

Richmond, VA 23060

10/17/25

CAMPUS WIDE SECURITY

CAMERA REPLACEMENT

1201 Broad Rock Boulevard Richmond, VA 23249-4915

652-23-105ISSUED FOR BIDS

BEFORE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS BEGIN:

COMPLETE ALL CRITICAL BARRIERS TO SEAL CONSTRUCTION AREA FROM NON WORK AREA OR IMPLEMENT CONTROL

CUBE METHOD (CART W/PLASTIC COVERING AND SEALED CONNECTION TO WORK SITE WITH HEPA VACUUM FOR

VACUUMING PRIOR TO EXIT).