Attachment I Drawings.pdf

Project Number

Building Number

Drawing Number

Project Title

Location

Issue Date Checked Drawn

Drawing Title

Approved:

VA FORM 08 - 6231

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FULLY SPRINKLERED

Office of Construction and Facilities Management

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

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SITE MAPDESIGN TEAM

OWNER

ARCHITECT / CONTRACT PRIME

FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEER

Charles George VA Medical Center 1100 Tunnel Road Asheville, NC 28805 Contact: Dan Schweikert daniel.schweikert@va.gov Cell: (828) 298-0326 Office: (828) 298-7911 ext. 5625

Awen Solutions Group 4196 Merchant Plaza Woodbridge VA 22192 Contact: Benjamin Wurzer bwurzer@awensolutions.com

(405) 245-2456

Coffman Engineers, INC 8171 Maple Lawn Blvd. #320 Fulton, MD 20759 Contact: Mike Love michael.love@coffman.com (301)323-3599

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COVER SHEET

Awen Solutions Group 4196 Merchant Plaza, Suite 711 Woodbridge, VA 22192

09/23/2024

UPGRADE-REPLACE FIRE AND

STORAGE ROOM DOORS, BLDGS 47

AND 62

1100 TUNNEL ROAD, ASHEVILLE, NC 28805

637-23-103

09/23/2024

1100 TUNNEL ROAD, ASHEVILLE, NC 28805

100% CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS

UPGRADE-REPLACE FIRE AND STORAGE ROOM

DOORS, BLDGS 47 AND 62

100% CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

DRAWING NUMBER DRAWING TITLE

01-GENERAL

00-GI001 COVER SHEET

00-GI002 GENERAL NOTES & ARCHITECTURAL SYMBOLS

00-GI003 TYPICAL ADA REQUIREMENTS

00-GS001 CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE PLAN

47-GS100 PHASING/ICRA PLAN - LEVEL 00

47-GS101 PHASING/ICRA PLAN - LEVEL 01

47-GS102 PHASING/ICRA PLAN - LEVEL 02

47-GS103 PHASING/ICRA PLAN - LEVEL 03

47-GS104 PHASING/ICRA PLAN - LEVEL 04

47-GS105 PHASING/ICRA PLAN - LEVEL 05

62-GS101 PHASING/ICRA PLAN - LEVEL 00 AND LEVEL 01

62-GS102 PHASING/ICRA PLAN - LEVEL 02

08-ARCHITECTURE

47-AE100 OVERALL FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 00

47-AE101 OVERALL FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 01

47-AE102 OVERALL FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 02

47-AE103 OVERALL FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 03

47-AE104 OVERALL FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 04

47-AE105 OVERALL FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 05

62-AE101 OVERALL FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 00 AND LEVEL 01

62-AE102 OVERALL FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 02

00-AE511 DOOR, FRAME & FRAMING DETAILS

00-AE512 FRAMING DETAILS

00-AE601 SCHEDULES

00-AE602 DOOR, FRAME & PARTITION TYPES

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Revisions: Date:

ARCHITECTURAL SYMBOLS

CENTER LINE

ELEVATION INDICATOR

CENTER LINE INDICATOR

DEMOLITION LINE

EXISTING TO REMAIN LINE

FEATURES ABOVE LINE INDICATOR

HIDDEN FEATURES LINE

NEW CONSTRUCTION LINE

PROPERTY LINE

SMOKE BARRIER LINE (ABOVE CEILING)

BREAK, ROUND

BREAK, STRAIGHT

DETAIL INDICATOR

DETAIL/CALLOUT PLAN INDICATOR

DIMENSION LINE, CLEAR

DIMENSION LINE, CENTER OF STUD, UNO

DOOR OPENING/BROWED LIGHT INDICATOR

DRAWING BLOCK TITLE, TYPICAL

ELEVATION INDICATOR, EXTERIOR

INTERIOR ELEVATION INDICATOR,

MULTIPLE VIEWS WHERE OCCURS

EXTERIOR ELEVATION INDICATOR,

MULTIPLE VIEWS WHERE OCCURS

BUILDING SECTION INDICATOR

GRAPHIC SCALE

ROOM NAME AND NUMBER

COLUMN GRID

KEYNOTE

WALL OR PARTITION TYPE

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET

CORNER GUARD

NORTH ARROW

OUT OF SCOPE AREA, REFER TO FIRE PROTECTION,

PLUMBING, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND TELECOM

DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL WORK INSIDE

THIS AREA

THERMAL BATT INSULATION

ACOUSTIC BATT INSULATION

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D2

AE512

D2

AE512

6'-0"

DRAWING BLOCK TITLE

1/4"=1'-0"C4

D2

AE512

AE512

D2

AE512

5 10 15 20

CORRIDOR

C123

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AA

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AN

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FEC

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12 34 56.A1

6'-0"

AE5121

VIEW NUMBERING EXAMPLE

THE NUMBER OF THE MODULE WHICH

OCCURS IN THE LOWER LEFT CORNER OF A

SINGLE MODULE OR SEVERAL MODULES

GROUPED TOGETHER WILL DEFINE THE

FINAL VIEW NUMBER AS SHOWN IN THE

ILLUSTRATION TO THE LEFT. ALTHOUGH

THE MODULE NUMBERS OCCUR IN

CONSECUTIVE ORDER, NOT ALL NUMBERS

ARE NECESSARILY USED ON EACH SHEET.

VIEW NUMBERING LAYOUT

VIEWS ARE NUMBERED ACCORDING TO THEIR

LOCATION ON EACH SHEET AND ARE NOT

NUMBERED CONSECUTIVELY. EACH MODULE

MAINTAINS THE ALPHA-NUMERIC VALUE

ASSOCIATED WITH IT. THIS SYSTEM CAN BE

APPLIED TO ANY DRAWING THAT CONTAINS

MULTIPLE IMAGES. THE IMAGES ARE

NUMBERED ACCORDING TO THE MODULE

SYSTEM SHOWN ILLUSTRATED TO THE LEFT.

EACH VIEW MAY OCCUPY ONE OR MORE

WHOLE MODULES. THE VIEW MODULE IS

USED TO ESTABLISH THE IDENTIFYING LABEL

FOR EACH DETAIL NOT TO LIMIT THE SIZE OF

THE DETAIL

B1 B3 B5 B7

C5

D1 D5 D7

E1 E2 E3

F1 F2 F3 F5 F7

A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9

B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9

C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9

D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9

E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6 E7 E8 E9

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9

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B10

C10

D10

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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

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GENERAL NOTES & ARCHITECTURAL

SYMBOLSAwen Solutions Group

4196 Merchant Plaza, Suite 711 Woodbridge, VA 22192

09/23/2024

UPGRADE-REPLACE FIRE AND

STORAGE ROOM DOORS, BLDGS

47 AND 62 47

1100 TUNNEL ROAD, ASHEVILLE, NC 28805

637-23-103100% CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS

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GENERAL

THE FOLLOWING GENERAL NOTES APPLY TO THE ENTIRE SET OF DRAWINGS LISTED ON GI001,

SHEET INDEX.

MATERIAL QUANTITIES EXTRACTED BY THE GC FROM THE DESIGN-INTENT MODEL SHOULD BE

USED WITH CAUTION BECAUSE A DESIGN-INTENT MODEL IS NOT CREATED FOR THIS PURPOSE.

THE GC IS OBLIGATED TO DETERMINE, AND ASSUMES ALL RISK FOR, THE SUITABILITY OF THE

DESIGN-INTENT BIM FOR MATERIAL QUANTITY TAKEOFFS.

THE GC IS RESPONSIBLE TO ENSURE THAT EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS ARE INSTALLED

ACCORDING TO THE CONSTRUCTION COORDINATED MODEL LOCATIONS, WHICH HAVE BEEN

SIGNED OFF BY VA FACILITY MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL, AND ARE REFINED FROM THE AE

DESIGN COORDINATED MODEL LOCATIONS. ANY DEVIATIONS THAT IMPINGE ON SPACE

RESERVATIONS AS NOTED IN VA BIM STANDARDS MUST BE APPROVED BY VA IN WRITING.

THE COMPLETE SET OF DRAWINGS CONSIST OF ALL DRAWINGS LISTED BY THE “SHEET INDEX”.

THE WORK DESCRIBED IN ONE SHEET MAY BE REFERENCED AND MAY BE AFFECTED BY WORK

DESCRIBED ON ANOTHER SHEET.

IT SHALL BE THE CONTRACTOR ’S RESPONSIBILITY TO REVIEW AND COORDINATE THE WORK OF

ALL SUBCONTRACTORS, TRADES AND SUPPLIERS WITH REQUIREMENTS OF THE CONTRACT

DOCUMENTS BEFORE COMMENCING CONSTRUCTION, AND TO ASSURE THAT ALL PARTIES ARE

AWARE OF ALL REQUIREMENTS, REGARDLESS OF WHERE THE REQUIREMENTS OCCUR IN THE

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, WHICH MIGHT AFFECT THE WORK OF THAT TRADE.

ALL PARTS OF THE WORK – INCLUDING MATERIALS, METHODS, ASSEMBLIES, ETC – SHALL

COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE GOVERNING RULES, CODES, REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, AND

LAWS OF ALL FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION OVER THE DESIGN,

CONSTRUCTION, AND OCCUPANCY OF THE PROJECT, WHETHER LISTED BY THE CONTRACT

DOCUMENTS OR NOT.

NO PART OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO REQUIRE OR PERMIT WORK

CONTRARY TO AN APPLICABLE GOVERNING RULE, CODE, REGULATION, ORDINANCE, OR LAW.

IF A CONFLICT EXISTS BETWEEN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND A REGULATORY

REQUIREMENT, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH THE ONE ESTABLISHING THE MORE

STRINGENT OR RESTRICTIVE REQUIREMENT:

THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS MAY SET FORTH MORE DETAILED, MORE SPECIFIC,

AND/OR MORE RESTRICTIVE REQUIREMENTS THAN THOSE SET FORTH BY THE APPLICABLE

REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS,

WHERE THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS PROVIDE MORE DETAILED, MORE SPECIFIC,

AND/OR MORE RESTRICTIVE REQUIREMENTS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH THOSE

REQUIREMENTS. WHERE THE APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS OF THE REFERENCED RULES,

CODES, REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, OR LAWS ARE MORE RESTRICTIVE THAN THAT SET

FORTH BY THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL

SUCH MORE RESTRICTIVE REQUIREMENTS. ALTHOUGH SUCH REQUIREMENTS MAY NOT BE

ILLUSTRATED BY THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS.

APPLICABLE PORTIONS OF THE CODES, REGULATIONS, AND STANDARDS LISTED IN THE PROJECT

MANUAL ARE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE INTO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS CONTRACT AND

ESTABLISH MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS WITH WHICH THE WORK MUST COMPLY.

PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS OR ASSEMBLIES UTILIZED AS “BASIS OF DESIGN”.

ON OCCASION, THE DRAWINGS MAY REFER TO A SINGLE PROPRIETARY PRODUCT OR

ASSEMBLY WHILE THE SPECIFICATIONS LIST TWO OR MORE ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS

AND/OR PRODUCTS, WHEN THIS OCCURS, THE PRODUCT OR ASSEMBLY ILLUSTRATED BY THE

DRAWINGS IS THE “BASIS OF DESIGN” PRODUCT OR ASSEMBLY.

THE DIMENSIONS, MOUNTING HEIGHTS, CLEARANCES, AND ACCESS REQUIREMENTS OF

SPECIFIED PRODUCTS AND ASSEMBLIES OTHER THAN THE “BASIS OF DESIGN” MAY VARY

FROM THAT SHOWN BY THE DRAWINGS.

THE CONTRACTOR MAY UTILIZE ANY OTHER SPECIFIED PRODUCT OR ASSEMBLY IN LIEU OF

THE “BASIS OF DESIGN” PRODUCT OR ASSEMBLY. HOWEVER, THE CONTRACTOR IS

RESPONSIBLE (AT NO ADDITIONAL EXPENSE TO THE OWNER) FOR ALL COORDINATION AND

REVISIONS TO DIMENSIONS AND/OR DETAILS NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE THE SAME FUNCTIONAL

AND AESTHETIC DESIGN INTENT AS ILLUSTRATED BY THE “BASIS OF DESIGN” SHOWN BY THE

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT SCALE DRAWINGS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL

DIMENSIONS AND EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO THE START OF WORK AND SHALL NOTIFY THE

OWNER’S REPRESENTATIVE OF ANY DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK.

ALL WORK PERFORMED SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, DRAWINGS, AND

PROJECT MANUAL, INCLUDING THESE GENERAL NOTES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE

THE INTENT OF THE GENERAL NOTES WITH ALL TRADES.

THE PROJECT MANUAL, BOUND SEPARATELY, IS A PART OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.

THE ORGANIZATION OF THE DRAWINGS AND PROJECT MANUAL SHALL NOT CONTROL THE

CONTRACTOR IN DIVIDING THE WORK AMONG SUBCONTRACTORS OR IN ESTABLISHING THE

EXTENT OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED BY ANY TRADE.

CONSTRUCTION, WORKMANSHIP, AND MATERIALS SHALL CONFORM TO THE CURRENT VA

STANDARDS.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE COR AND AOR WHERE A CONFLICT OR DISCREPANCY

OCCURS BETWEEN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENT AND ANY OTHER PORTION OF THE CONTRACT

DOCUMENTS, FIELD CONDITIONS OR WHERE ANY CONDITIONS ARISE NOT COVERED BY THESE

DOCUMENTS WHEREIN WORK WILL NOT COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE VA

STANDARDS.

THESE DRAWINGS INDICATE IN GENERAL THE PROJECT IN TERMS OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTENT. THE DRAWINGS DO NOT NECESSARILY INDICATE OR DESCRIBE ALL WORK REQUIRED

FOR FULL PERFORMANCE AND COMPLETION OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CONTRACT

DOCUMENTS. AS INDICATED OR DESCRIBED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH ALL ITEMS

REQUIRED FOR THE PROPER EXECUTION AND COMPLETION OF THE WORK.

ALL SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS USED ON THE DRAWINGS ARE CONSIDERED TO BE

CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS. IF THE CONTRACTOR HAS QUESTIONS REGARDING SAME, OR

THEIR EXACT MEANING, THE ARCHITECT SHALL BE NOTIFIED FOR CLARIFICATION.

COORDINATE WORK WITH COR, INCLUDING SCHEDULING TIME AND LOCATIONS FOR DELIVERIES, BUILDING ACCESS, USE OF BUILDING SERVICES AND FACILITIES, AND USE OF ELEVATORS.

MINIMIZE DISTURBANCE OF BUILDING FUNCTIONS AND OCCUPANTS.

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS MUST ALWAYS BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ALL OTHER

RELEVANT SERVICES DRAWINGS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. ANY DISCREPANCY BETWEEN

THESE DRAWINGS AND DOCUMENTS SHOULD BE REPORTED TO THE COR AND ARCHITECT FOR

CLARIFICATION AND VERIFICATION.

FOR AREAS WITHOUT SUSPENDED CEILING HAVING EXPOSED SLAB AND BEAMS, WALL FINISH

MATERIAL SHALL BE FROM FLOOR LEVEL TO BOTTOM OF SLAB LEVEL. (UNLESS NOTED

OTHERWISE)

NOTES APPEARING ON VARIOUS DRAWINGS FOR DIFFERENT SYSTEMS AND MATERIALS ARE TO

BE REVIEWED, COORDINATED AND ARE TO BE APPLIED TO ALL RELATED DRAWINGS AND

DETAILS.

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FIRE PROTECTION

ALL OPENINGS AT WALLS SHALL BE SEALED OFF (FILLED) WITH NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS

TO MAINTAIN THE REQUIRED FIRE RATING CONTINUITY OF THE WALL CONSTRUCTION. ALL

HOLES, INCLUDING THOSE FOR MECHANICAL, AND ELECTRICAL FACILITIES WHICH ARE

LOCATED ON PARTITIONS AND WALLS MUST BE FILLED WITH NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS

TO PROVIDE REQUIRED FIRE RATING AND SHALL BE SEALED AGAINST PASSAGE OF SMOKE

AND FLAME.

A FINISH OR FIRE RATING INDICATION ON A WALL SHALL MEAN THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF WALL

IS TO BE FINISHED OR FIRE RATED.

FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES SHALL BE PER TABLE 721.1(1), GENERIC ASSEMBLIES OF GYPSUM

HANDBOOK, OR HAVE ICC APPROVAL.

PENETRATIONS OF FIRE RESISTANCE-RATED HORIZONTAL ASSEMBLIES AND FIRE

RESISTANCE RATED WALLS SHALL COMPLY WITH SECTION 714 OF THE IBC.

MEMBRANE PENETRATIONS BY LISTED ELECTRICAL OUTLET BOXES ARE PERMITTED

PROVIDED SUCH BOXES HAVE BEEN TESTED FOR USE IN FIRE-RESISTANCE-RATED

ASSEMBLIES AND THE BOX DOES NOT EXCEED 1/8" UNLESS LISTED OTHERWISE.

METAL WORKS

ALL MILD STEEL WORKS SHOWN ON THE CONTRACT DRAWINGS/DETAILS SHALL BE PRIMED

AND SHALL BE PAINTED WITH TWO COATS OF EPOXY PAINT.

STEEL ELEMENTS NOT SHOWN IN THE CONTRACT DRAWINGS BUT ARE DEEMED NECESSARY

FOR THE SATISFACTORY COMPLETION OF THE WORKS SHALL BE GALVANIZED STEEL PRIMED

& PAINTED WITH TWO COATS OF EPOXY PAINT FOR ALL INTERIOR SITUATIONS AND STAINLESS

STEEL (#316) FOR ALL EXTERIOR SITUATIONS.

ALL WELDED STEEL JOINTS SHALL BE GROUND SMOOTH, PRIMED & PAINTED.

ALL WELDING SHALL BE OF SUITABLE TYPE TO STEEL WORKS. NO WELDING SHALL TAKE

PLACE INSIDE OF THE MEDICAL FACILITY.

GENERAL NOTES GENERAL NOTES DEMOLITION NOTES

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DEMOLITION

DEMOLITION IS INTENDED TO PREPARE THE BUILDING TO RECEIVE THE NEW WORK. THE

INFORMATION PROVIDED IN NO WAY INTENDS TO MEAN THAT DEMOLITION IS LIMITED ONLY TO THOSE ITEMS SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED. IT IS THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY

TO EXECUTE DEMOLITION WORK AS REQUIRED TO ALLOW THE EXECUTION OF NEW WORK.

REMOVE ALL EXISTING ITEMS OF CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT WITHIN THE PROJECT

AREA, INDICATED ON DEMOLITION PLAN, WHETHER SHOWN OR NOT INCLUDING BUT NOT

LIMITED TO FLOOR MATERIAL, BASE, WALLS, CEILINGS, DOORS, DOOR FRAMES, CASEWORK,

ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, PLUMBING FIXTURES AND SYSTEM, AS REQUIRED TO

ACCOMMODATE NEW CONSTRUCTION. ANY EXISTING WORK TO REMAIN, IF DAMAGED BY ANY

TRADE OR NEW CONSTRUCTION, SHALL BE PATCHED, REPAIRED OR REPLACED TO MATCH

EXISTING. COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE CODES AND REGULATIONS.

REMOVE MEANS: DETACH ITEMS FROM EXISTING CONSTRUCTION AND LEGALLY DISPOSE OF

THEM OFF-SITE, UNLESS INDICATED TO BE REMOVED AND SALVAGED OR REMOVED AND

REINSTALLED.

REMOVE AND SALVAGE MEANS: DETACH ITEMS FROM EXISTING CONSTRUCTION AND

DELIVER THEM TO OWNER READY FOR REUSE.

REMOVE AND REINSTALL MEANS: DETACH ITEMS FROM EXISTING CONSTRUCTION, PREPARE

THEM FOR REUSE, AND REINSTALL THEM WHERE INDICATED.

EXISTING TO REMAIN MEANS: EXISTING ITEMS OF CONSTRUCTION THAT ARE NOT TO BE

REMOVED AND THAT ARE NOT OTHERWISE INDICATED TO BE REMOVED, REMOVED AND

SALVAGED, OR REMOVED AND REINSTALLED.

SCHEDULE WORK TO MINIMIZE DISRUPTION OF SERVICES. COORDINATE WORK SCHEDULE

WITH THE CONTRACTING OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVE.

COORDINATE WORK WITH ALL OTHER TRADES. VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO

BEGINNING WORK TO CONFIRM ACCURACY IN THE DRAWINGS. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES

TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE.

THE DEMOLITION DRAWINGS ARE CONSIDERED SCHEMATIC. CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR

FIELD VERIFYING EXISTING DEMOLITION WORK PRIOR TO SUBMISSION PROPOSAL.

ALL AREAS NOT INVOLVED IN THE SCOPE OF WORK FOR THIS PROJECT SHALL BE KEPT CLEAN

AND FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS AT ALL TIMES. ERECT BARRICADES AND WARNING SIGNS TO

DIVERT AND WARN PASSERS-BY OF THE CONSTRUCTION WORK. PROVIDE DUST PROOFING

ENCLOSURES TO SEPARATE WORK AREAS FROM THE EXISTING FACILITIES. VA TO APPROVE

BARRIER LOCATIONS; BARRIERS TO BE CONSTRUCTED AS INDICATED.

DURING DEMOLITION, PROVIDE PROTECTION FOR ALL EXISTING SURFACES AND CONDITIONS

TO REMAIN IN PLACE DURING THE RENOVATION WORK. SHOULD ANY DAMAGE OCCUR, PATCH

AND REPAIR TO MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT FINISHES. SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGES TO BE

REPORTED TO THE VA COR.

ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO THE BUILDING OR OWNER EQUIPMENT SHALL BE REPAIRED OR

REPLACED BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL CONDITIONS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER.

ALL FINISHES INDICATED TO BE DEMOLISHED SHALL BE REMOVED IN THEIR ENTIRETY

INCLUDING RELATED COMPONENTS.

ALL DEMOLISHED ITEMS ARE TO BE REMOVED IN THEIR ENTIRETY INCLUDING ALL ASSOCIATED

PIPING, WIRING, HANGERS, SUPPORTS, PROJECTIONS BOLTS NAILS, ETC. FROM EXISTING

SURFACES. PATCH ALL HOLES TO MATCH ADJACENT SURFACES.

ALL STRUCTURAL INTERFERENCE OR STRUCTURAL WALLS, BEAMS, JOIST COLUMNS, ETC.

SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECT FOR DECISION. NO FLOOR OR

STRUCTURAL MEMBERS SHALL BE CUT WITHOUT PERMISSION OF A REGISTERED STRUCTURAL

ENGINEER. ALL PROPOSED SLEEVE / CORING SHALL BE REVIEWED BY ARCHITECT.

ALL EXISTING WALLS TO RECEIVE NEW FINISHES SHALL HAVE EXISTING FINISHES, INCLUDING

CERAMIC TILE, VINYL WALL COVERING, ETC. COMPLETELY REMOVED UNLESS NOTED

OTHERWISE. REMOVE COMPLETELY ALL EXISTING WALL BASE AND ADHESIVE AS REQUIRED

FOR NEW WALL BASE. LEAVE WALL SURFACE SMOOTH TO RECEIVE NEW FINISH.

ANY FLOOR PENETRATIONS LEFT DUE TO REMOVAL OF PIPING OR CONDUIT SHALL BE FILLED

WITH AN U.L. APPROVED FIRE STOP MATERIAL.

DO NOT CUT AND PATCH STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS IN A MANNER THAT COULD CHANGE THEIR

LOAD-CARRYING CAPACITY OR LOAD-DEFLECTION RATIO.

DO NOT CUT AND PATCH OPERATING ELEMENTS AND RELATED COMPONENTS IN A MANNER

THAT RESULTS IN REDUCING THEIR CAPACITY TO PERFORM AS INTENDED OR THAT RESULT IN

INCREASED MAINTENANCE OR DECREASED OPERATIONAL LIFE OR SAFETY. THESE INCLUDE

BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, PRIMARY OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT, AIR OR SMOKE

BARRIERS, FIRE-SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS, MECHANICAL SYSTEMS PIPING AND DUCTS,

CONTROL SYSTEMS, COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, CONVEYING SYSTEMS, ELECTRICAL WIRING

SYSTEMS.

DO NOT CUT AND PATCH MISCELLANEOUS ELEMENTS OR RELATED COMPONENTS IN A

MANNER THAT COULD CHANGE THEIR LOAD-CARRYING CAPACITY, THAT RESULTS IN

REDUCING THEIR CAPACITY TO PERFORM AS INTENDED, OR THAT RESULT IN INCREASED

MAINTENANCE OR DECREASED OPERATIONAL LIFE OR SAFETY. THESE INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT

LIMITED TO, WATER, MOISTURE, OR VAPOR BARRIERS, MEMBRANES AND FLASHINGS,

EXTERIOR WALL CONSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT SUPPORTS, PIPING, DUCTWORK, VESSELS, AND

EQUIPMENT, NOISE- AND VIBRATION-CONTROL ELEMENTS AND SYSTEMS.

DO NOT CUT AND PATCH CONSTRUCTION IN A MANNER THAT RESULTS IN VISUAL EVIDENCE OF

CUTTING AND PATCHING. DO NOT CUT AND PATCH CONSTRUCTION EXPOSED ON THE

EXTERIOR OR IN OCCUPIED SPACES IN A MANNER THAT WOULD, IN ARCHITECT'S OPINION,

REDUCE THE BUILDING'S AESTHETIC QUALITIES.

BEFORE PROCEEDING, MEET AT PROJECT SITE WITH PARTIES INVOLVED IN CUTTING AND

PATCHING, INCLUDING MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL TRADES. REVIEW AREAS OF POTENTIAL

INTERFERENCE AND CONFLICT. COORDINATE PROCEDURES AND RESOLVE POTENTIAL

CONFLICTS BEFORE PROCEEDING.

USE MATERIALS IDENTICAL TO IN-PLACE MATERIALS. FOR EXPOSED SURFACES, USE

MATERIALS THAT VISUALLY MATCH IN-PLACE ADJACENT SURFACES TO THE FULLEST EXTENT

POSSIBLE. IF IDENTICAL MATERIALS ARE UNAVAILABLE OR CANNOT BE USED, USE MATERIALS

THAT, WHEN INSTALLED, WILL MATCH THE VISUAL AND FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE OF IN-

PLACE MATERIALS.

EXAMINE SURFACES TO BE CUT AND PATCHED AND CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH CUTTING AND

PATCHING ARE TO BE PERFORMED. BEFORE PATCHING, VERIFY COMPATIBILITY WITH AND

SUITABILITY OF SUBSTRATES, INCLUDING COMPATIBILITY WITH IN-PLACE FINISHES OR

PRIMERS. PROCEED WITH INSTALLATION ONLY AFTER UNSAFE OR UNSATISFACTORY

CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN CORRECTED.

PROVIDE TEMPORARY SUPPORT OF WORK TO BE CUT.

PROTECT IN-PLACE CONSTRUCTION DURING CUTTING AND PATCHING TO PREVENT DAMAGE.

PROVIDE PROTECTION FROM ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS FOR PORTIONS OF PROJECT

THAT MIGHT BE EXPOSED DURING CUTTING AND PATCHING OPERATIONS.

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AVOID INTERFERENCE WITH USE OF ADJOINING AREAS OR INTERRUPTION OF FREE PASSAGE

TO ADJOINING AREAS.

WHERE EXISTING SERVICES/SYSTEMS ARE REQUIRED TO BE REMOVED, RELOCATED, OR

ABANDONED, BYPASS SUCH SERVICES/SYSTEMS BEFORE CUTTING TO PREVENT

INTERRUPTION TO OCCUPIED AREAS.

EMPLOY SKILLED WORKERS TO PERFORM CUTTING AND PATCHING. PROCEED WITH CUTTING

AND PATCHING AT THE EARLIEST FEASIBLE TIME, AND COMPLETE WITHOUT DELAY. CUT IN-

PLACE CONSTRUCTION TO PROVIDE FOR INSTALLATION OF OTHER COMPONENTS OR

PERFORMANCE OF OTHER CONSTRUCTION, AND SUBSEQUENTLY PATCH AS REQUIRED TO

RESTORE SURFACES TO THEIR ORIGINAL CONDITION.

CUT IN-PLACE CONSTRUCTION BY SAWING, DRILLING, BREAKING, CHIPPING, GRINDING, AND

SIMILAR OPERATIONS, INCLUDING EXCAVATION, USING METHODS LEAST LIKELY TO DAMAGE

ELEMENTS RETAINED OR ADJOINING CONSTRUCTION. IF POSSIBLE, REVIEW PROPOSED

PROCEDURES WITH ORIGINAL INSTALLER; COMPLY WITH ORIGINAL INSTALLER'S WRITTEN

RECOMMENDATIONS.

IN GENERAL, USE HAND OR SMALL POWER TOOLS DESIGNED FOR SAWING AND GRINDING,

NOT HAMMERING AND CHOPPING. CUT HOLES AND SLOTS AS SMALL AS POSSIBLE, NEATLY

TO SIZE REQUIRED, AND WITH MINIMUM DISTURBANCE OF ADJACENT SURFACES.

TEMPORARILY COVER OPENINGS WHEN NOT IN USE.

CUT OR DRILL FROM THE EXPOSED OR FINISHED SIDE INTO CONCEALED SURFACES.

CUT CONCRETE OR MASONRY USING A CUTTING MACHINE, SUCH AS AN ABRASIVE SAW OR

A DIAMOND-CORE DRILL.

CUT OFF PIPE OR CONDUIT IN WALLS OR PARTITIONS TO BE REMOVED. CAP, VALVE, OR

PLUG AND SEAL REMAINING PORTION OF PIPE OR CONDUIT TO PREVENT ENTRANCE OF

MOISTURE OR OTHER FOREIGN MATTER AFTER CUTTING. PROCEED WITH PATCHING AFTER

CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS REQUIRING CUTTING ARE COMPLETE.

PATCH CONSTRUCTION BY FILLING, REPAIRING, REFINISHING, CLOSING UP, AND SIMILAR

OPERATIONS FOLLOWING PERFORMANCE OF OTHER WORK. PATCH WITH DURABLE SEAMS

THAT ARE AS INVISIBLE AS POSSIBLE.

RESTORE EXPOSED FINISHES OF PATCHED AREAS AND EXTEND FINISH RESTORATION INTO

RETAINED ADJOINING CONSTRUCTION IN A MANNER THAT WILL ELIMINATE EVIDENCE OF

PATCHING AND REFINISHING.

CLEAN PIPING, CONDUIT, AND SIMILAR FEATURES BEFORE APPLYING PAINT OR OTHER

FINISHING MATERIALS. RESTORE DAMAGED PIPE COVERING TO ITS ORIGINAL CONDITION.

WHERE WALLS OR PARTITIONS THAT ARE REMOVED EXTEND ONE FINISHED AREA INTO

ANOTHER, PATCH AND REPAIR FLOOR AND WALL SURFACES IN THE NEW SPACE.

PROVIDE AN EVEN SURFACE OF UNIFORM FINISH, COLOR, TEXTURE, AND APPEARANCE.

REMOVE IN-PLACE FLOOR AND WALL COVERINGS AND REPLACE WITH NEW MATERIALS,

IF NECESSARY, TO ACHIEVE UNIFORM COLOR AND APPEARANCE. WHERE PATCHING

OCCURS IN A PAINTED SURFACE, APPLY PRIMER AND INTERMEDIATE PAINT COATS OVER

THE PATCH AND APPLY FINAL PAINT COAT OVER.

PROTECT ADJACENT SURFACES; FOR EXAMPLE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SILLS, JAMBS AND

HEAD FRAMES AT WINDOWS AND DOORS TO NAME A FEW.

REMOVAL OF FIRE ALARM, FIRE SUPPRESSION, PLUMBING, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL,

TELECOMMUNICATION, AND SECURITY SYSTEM SHOULD BE LIMITED TO WHAT IS NECESSARY

FOR SAFE REMOVAL OF THE INDICATED WALL OR CEILING. APPROPRIATE LIGHT FIXTURES

SHALL BE TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE LIGHTING LEVELS FOR

CONSTRUCTION.

CONTRACTOR SHALL DEMOLISH ALL FIXTURES, CEILINGS, MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, AND

ELECTRICAL AS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE SCOPE OF WORK OUTLINED WITHIN THE

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS.

VIEW NUMBERING SCHEME

DEMOLITION NOTES

PULL SIDE

PUSH SIDE

PROVIDE THIS ADDITIONAL

CLEARANCE IF DOOR IS

EQUIPPED WITH BOTH A LATCH

AND A CLOSER.

CLEAR @ EXTERIOR DOORS

CLEAR @ INTERIOR DOORS

" M

IN

" M

IN

18" MIN.

24" MIN.

12" MIN.

CLEAR @ EXTERIOR DOORS

CLEAR @ INTERIOR DOORS

PULL SIDE

"X" - WHEN 'X' = 8" OR GREATER,

PROVIDE CLEAR FLOOR SPACE

AT STRIKE SIDE.

PULL SIDE

"X" - WHEN 'X' IS LESS THAN 8",

WALL JOG IS ALLOWED WITHIN

STRIKE SIDE CLEARANCES

18" MIN.

24" MIN.

"X

"X

" M

IN

PROVIDE MINIMUM CLEARANCE

AT STRIKE SIDE IF DOOR IS

EQUIPPED WITH BOTH A LATCH

AND A CLOSER.

MI

N.12

MI

N.12

48" MIN.

" M

IN

" M

IN

48" MIN.

48" MIN.

" M

IN

" M

IN

PUSH SIDE

PULL SIDE

*48" MINIMUM IF DOOR HAS BOTH A

LATCH AND A CLOSER.

36" MIN.

54" MIN.

" M

IN

" M

IN

MIN.

22"

*48" MINIMUM IF DOOR HAS BOTH A LATCH AND A CLOSER.

PUSH SIDE

PULL SIDE

" M

IN

" M

IN

24" MIN.

MINIMUM WIDTH FOR ROUTES

OVER 200' WITHOUT PASSING

SPACES

MINIMUM WIDTH FOR

ROUTES UNDER 200'

WITHOUT PASSING SPACES

60" MIN. 44" MIN.

PASSING ALCOVE

PASSING ALCOVE

60"X60" PASSING ALCOVES PROVIDED WHEN

ACCESSIBLE ROUTES OVER 200' IN LENGTH ARE

LESS THAN 60" MINIMUM PASSING WIDTH

(OR AN INTERSECTION OF TWO WALKING

SURFACES PROVIDING AN ACCESSIBLE T-

SHAPED SPACE WHERE THE BASE AND ARMS OF

THE T-SHAPED SPACE EXTEND 48" MINIMUM

BEYOND THE INTERSECTION)

OCC. LOAD OF 10 OR MORE

44" MIN.

60" MIN.

OCC. LOAD OF 10 OR MORE

44" MIN.

" M

IN

NO

T T

O

EX

CE

ED

0'

"T" INTERSECTING ROUTES PROVIDED

WHEN CORRIDORS OVER 200' IN LENGTH

ARE LESS THAN 60" MINIMUM CORRIDOR

WIDTH. (INTERSECTION MUST EXTEND

MINIMAL 48" IN ANY DIRECTION)

T-SHAPED

CORRIDOR

INTERSECTION

T-SHAPED

CORRIDOR

INTERSECTION

44" MIN.

" M

IN

NO

T T

O

EX

CE

ED

0'

" M

IN

44" MIN.

44" MIN.

36"

24"

TY

P.12

*WHEN 'X' IS GREATER THAN 24", PROVIDE ADDITIONAL

CLEAR MANEUVERING SPACE AS SHOWN

FRONT APPROACH

SIDE APPROACH *WHEN 'X' IS GREATER THAN 15", PROVIDE ADDITIONAL

CLEAR MANEUVERING SPACE AS SHOWN

30" *

" "X >2

4"

" "X

<2 4"

48" *

"X >2

4"

"X <2

4"

36"

60"

*MINIMUM CLEARANCES FOR SINGLE

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS. VERIFY

CORRIDOR WIDTHS WITH

OCCUPANCY REQUIREMENTS

12" MIN. 36" MIN.* 12" MIN.

" M

IN

.* 60

" M

IN

24" MAX.

" M

IN

" M

IN

POINT

CONTINUOUS

ACCESSIBLE PATH OF TRAVEL

FRONT APPROACH SEATING SIDE APPROACH SEATING

36" MIN.

MIN.

60"

WHERE TWO ADJACENT WHEELCHAIR SPACES ARE PROVIDED, EACH WHEELCHAIR SPACE SHALL BE 33" WIDE MINIMUM

MI

N.36

ACCESSIBLE PATH OF TRAVEL

FRONT APPROACH SIDE APPROACH

" M

IN

30" MIN.

48" MIN. 19" MIN.

" M

IN

60" MIN.

ACCESSIBLE PATH OF TRAVEL

WING WALL

DOWN TO FLOOR

PROTRUDING OBJECTS

HANGING ON WALL W/ LEADING EDGE ABOVE 27"

(MUST BE PROTECTED WITH CANE DETECTION)

4" M

AX

CL

EA

R

" M

IN

24" MAX. ANY DIMENSION CL

EA

R

" M

IN

OBJECTS WITH LEADING EDGES MORE THAN 27" AND NOT MORE THAN 80" ABOVE

THE FINISH FLOOR OR GROUND SHALL PROTRUDE 4" MAXIMUM HORIZONTALLY

INTO THE CIRCULATION PATH

THE CLEAR WIDTH SHALL BE PERMITTED TO BE

REDUCED TO 32" MINIMUM FOR A LENGTH OF 24"

MAXIMUM PROVIDED THAT THE REDUCED WIDTH

SEGMENTS ARE SEPARATED BY SEGMENTS THAT

ARE 48" LONG MINIMUM AND 36" WIDE MINIMUM

FRONT SIDE

" M

IN

36" MIN.

FRONT SIDE

" M

IN

3/8" = 1'-0"B7

ACCESSIBLE CLEARANCE AT DOOR -

FRONT APPROACH

3/8" = 1'-0"C7 ACCESSIBLE CLEARANCE AT DOOR IN ALCOVE

3/8" = 1'-0"E7

ACCESSIBLE CLEARANCES AT DOOR -

OUTSWINGING DOORS AT VESTIBULE

3/8" = 1'-0"F1

ACCESSIBLE CLEARANCES AT DOOR -

INSWING OUTSWING AT VESTIBULE

3/8" = 1'-0"B5

ACCESSIBLE CLEARANCES AT DOOR -

INSWINGING DOORS AT VESTIBULE

3/8" = 1'-0"C5

ACCESSIBLE CLEARANCE AT DOOR -

HINGE APPROACH

3/8" = 1'-0"E5

ACCESSIBLE CLEARANCE AT DOOR -

LATCH APPROACH

3/8" = 1'-0"E9 ACCESSIBLE ROUTES - MINIMUM WIDTHS

3/8" = 1'-0"B3 ACCESSIBLE ROUTES WITH PASSING ALCOVES

3/8" = 1'-0"C3

ACCESSIBLE ROUTES WITH

T-INTERSECTIONS FOR PASSING

3/8" = 1'-0"E3 ACCESSIBLE ALCOVE CLEARANCES

3/8" = 1'-0"C9

ACCESSIBLE ROUTES - MINIMUM

WHEELCHAIR CLEARANCES

3/8" = 1'-0"B1

WHEELCHAIR SPACES AT SEATING AND

DESIGNATED AISLE SEATS

3/8" = 1'-0"C1

DINING SURFACES AND WORK

SURFACES TO PATH OF TRAVEL

3/8" = 1'-0"E1 CLEAR WIDTH FOR ACCESSIBLE ROUTES

3/8" = 1'-0"B9

ACCESSIBLE CLEARANCE AT SLIDING

DOOR - FRONT APPROACH

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Location

Issue Date Checked Drawn

Drawing Title

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U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

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TYPICAL ADA REQUIREMENTS

Awen Solutions Group 4196 Merchant Plaza, Suite 711 Woodbridge, VA 22192

09/23/2024

UPGRADE-REPLACE FIRE AND

STORAGE ROOM DOORS, BLDGS

47 AND 62 47

1100 TUNNEL ROAD, ASHEVILLE, NC 28805

637-23-103

SUGGESTED CONSTRUCTION

STAGING AREA

TUNNEL ROAD

1.

2.

3.

A.

B.

A.

a.

b.

c.

d.

ALL CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCING SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH THE VA FOR WORK RELATED

TIMES FOR DAY, NIGHT AND WEEKEND WORK. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH VA AHJ

FOR CODE AND LIFE SAFETY RELATED MEASURES ASSOCIATED WITH PHASING OF DEMOLITION

AND CONSTRUCTION WORK TO MAINTAIN LIFE SAFETY MEASURES.

THE FOLLOWING CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCING DESCRIPTION HAS BEEN INCORPORATED INTO

THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE AND PHASING FOR USE IN PREPARING THE

CONSTRUCTION COST ESTIMATE. THE SEQUENCING HAS BEEN ORGANIZED BY BUILDING WITH

THE ASSUMPTION THAT THE WORK IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES MAY BE COMPLETED IN

PARALLEL AND ARE PRESENTED IN NUMERICAL ORDER AND NOT IN ORDER OF NEED. SEE

PHASING/ICRA PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

THE WORK TASKS AND PROPOSED ORDER OF PRIORITY HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED AS FOLLOWS:

COORDINATE SCHEDULING AND HOURS OF WORK WITH FACILITIES AND OIT PERSONNEL.

SOME WORK MAY NEED TO BE PERFORMED AFTER NORMAL WORKING HOURS AND/OR ON

WEEKENDS. PROVIDE 14 CALENDAR DAYS ADVANCE NOTICE WHENEVER POSSIBLE.

CONTRACTOR SHALL DO NO MORE THAN ONE DOOR AT A TIME PER DEPARTMENT/UNIT

UNLESS APPROVAL IS PROVIDED FROM VA. CONTRACTOR SHALL DO NO MORE THAN ONE

DOOR NOTED ON THE PLANS AS REQUIRING WORK AFTER HOURS OR WEEKENDS AT ONE TIME

UNLESS APPROVAL IS PROVIDED FROM VA.

5. FIRE/SMOKE DOORS - TYPICAL PHASING:

ROOM THAT WILL REMAIN IN USE:

IF WALLS CONTAINING LEAD PAINT OR ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIAL IS INDICATED,

REFER TO FLOOR PLANS AND SPECIFICATION SECTIONS 02 82 11 FOR LOCATION AND

PROCEDURES.

REFERENCE DRAWINGS FOR EXTENTS OF ARCHITECTURAL WORK PER EACH DOOR. IT IS

ANTICIPATED THAT SOME OF THIS WORK CAN BE DONE DURING NORMAL BUSINESS

HOURS, BUT CONTRACTOR NEEDS TO COORDINATE WITH VA COR FOR SCHEDULING.

WORK WILL NEED TO BE COORDINATED WITH VA FOR ROOMS THAT CAN BE DONE DURING

NORMAL AND NIGHT HOURS.

NEW POWER TO BE INSTALLED FROM EXISTING PANEL TO ANY DOORS REQUIRING POWER.

COORDINATE INSTALLATION WITH VA COR DUE TO POSSIBLE DOWNTIME OF VA END

USERS. THIS WORK IS ANTICIPATED TO OCCUR AT NIGHTS OR OVER THE WEEKENDS.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

ALL CONTRACTORS, CONSTRUCTION WORKS, AND COR SHALL ATTEND THE INFECTION

PREVENTION TRAINING, BIANNUALLY AND CANNOT BE ON SITE WITHOUT A CURRENT VA

HOSPITAL ISSUED SECURITY-SAFETY BADGE.

THE INFECTION PREVENTION OFFICE SHALL BE NOTIFIED OF ALL PRE-CONSTRUCTION

MEETINGS.

THE INFECTION PREVENTION OFFICE SHALL BE NOTIFIED OF ALL WASTE SHUT-OFF OR

INTERRUPTIONS.

THE INFECTION PREVENTION OFFICE SHALL BE NOTIFIED IF THE HVAC SYSTEM IS

INTERRUPTED IN AREAS THAT AFFECTS PATIENT CARE.

THE INFECTION PREVENTION OFFICE SHALL BE NOTIFIED OF ANY OF ANY ANTICIPATED

ALTERATIONS TO THE ACCESS ROUTES USED DURING CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES.

INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT (ICRA) SHALL BE WRITTEN AND AMENDED INTO THE

CONTRACT AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT TO PREVENT COST

DISCREPANCIES.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL CLEAN THE WHEELS AND OUTSIDE OF ALL CARTS AND

EQUIPMENT GOING IN AND OUT OF THE CONSTRUCTION AREA.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL WET MOP HEAVY TRAFFIC AREAS AT LEAST TWO (2) TIMES A

DAY OR MORE IF THE SITE HAS AN IRCA CLASS OF 3 OR 4, OR IF THE AREA HAS A HIGH VOLUME

OF DUST. WATER SHALL BE CHANGED DAILY. DO NOT LEAVE WATER STANDING OVERNIGHT.

SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS, 1.11 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE

EQUIPMENT (PPE) IN REGARDS TO PPE REQUIREMENTS.

ALL ICRA CLASS 4 PROJECT SITES MUST HAVE AN ANTE ROOM TO MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR

FLOW AND BE LARGE ENOUGH TO REMOVE COVERALLS AND HAVE A TRASH CONTAINER.

AIR FILTRATION DEVICES WITH HEPA FILTERS SHALL BE USED ON SITE FOR SMALL CLEAN UPS

IN PATIENT CARE AREAS THAT HAVE AN ICRA CLASS OF 2-4.

ALL BUILDINGS WILL REMAIN OPERATIONAL 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK. THE

CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT A PATH OF TRAVEL BETWEEN BUILDINGS IS MAINTAINED

AT ALL TIMES.

BEFORE STARTING CONSTRUCTION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A COMPLETE ACCESS

PATH / ROUTE FROM THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION STAGING AREA ON SITE TO THE AREA

OF WORK WITHIN EACH BUILDING.

THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ELEVATORS BE-1 AND BE-2 AND STAIRS TO TRANSPORT

EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS INTO AND OUT OF THE WORK AREA.

UPON COMPLETION OF WORK, REMOVE BARRIERS CAREFULLY TO MINIMIZE SPREAD OF DIRT

AND DEBRIS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CONSTRUCTION. DO NOT REMOVE FINAL CONSTRUCTION

BARRIERS UNTIL COMPLETED PROJECT IS INSPECTED AND APPROVED BY THE COR.

THE WORK AREAS ARE TO BE KEPT CLEAN, CLEAR AND FREE OF DEBRIS. CONSTRUCTION

MATERIALS AND PARTIALLY INSTALLED WORK CANNOT INTERFERE WITH THE FACILITY

OPERATIONS OR CREATE A SAFETY HAZARD.

COMPLETE ALL CRITICAL CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS BEFORE DEMOLITION / CONSTRUCTION

WORK BEGINS. COR AND INFECTION CONTROL DEPARTMENT SHALL INSPECT INFECTION

CONTROL BARRIERS BEFORE DEMOLITION BEGINS .

SEAL ALL EXISTING UNUSED DOORS TO PREVENT THE GENERAL PUBLIC FROM ENTERING THE

DEMOLITION /CONSTRUCTION AREAS.

IF EXISTING LIFE SAFETY SYSTEM IS SHUT OFF FOR CONSTRUCTION, THE CONTRACTOR IS TO

PROVIDE A 24 HOUR FIRE WATCH UNTIL THE SYSTEM IS BACK ON LINE.

REFER TO SECTION 1.12 INFECTION CONTROL OF SPEC 01 35 26 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR

ADDITIONAL DETAILS.

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Building Number

Drawing Number

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Location

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Drawing Title

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U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

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D

E

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CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE PLAN

Awen Solutions Group 4196 Merchant Plaza, Suite 711 Woodbridge, VA 22192

09/23/2024

UPGRADE-REPLACE FIRE AND

STORAGE ROOM DOORS, BLDGS

47 AND 62 47

1100 TUNNEL ROAD, ASHEVILLE, NC 28805

637-23-103100% CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS

1" = 100'-0"F1 CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE PLAN

SEQUENCING NOTES

INFECTION CONTROL NOTES

CONSTRUCTION SAFETY NOTES

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

A.

B.

C.

D.

CONSTRUCTION BARRIER SHALL CONSIST OF: 1-HOUR RATED GYPSUM BOARD PARTITION FROM

FLOOR TO DECK, OR, PROVIDE TEMPORARY SMOKE DETECTORS AT PERIMETER AS NEEDED ALONG WITH 1-HOUR RATED GYPSUM BOARD PARTITION FROM FLOOR UP TO JUNIOR BEAMS AND BOTTOM CHORD FOR TRUSSES AND FIRE RATED POLY BARRIER FROM JUNIOR BEAMS UP TO UNDERSIDE OF DECK ABOVE. ALL PENETRATIONS THROUGH THE DUST BARRIER SHALL BE TAPED AND SEALED SO AS TO MAINTAIN A NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE IN THE WORK AREA.. DUST BARRIER WALLS EXTENDING PERPENDICULAR TO A CORRIDOR SHALL BE BUILT AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE IN REFERENCE TO THE

CORRIDOR PATH OF EGRESS. BARRIERS SHALL BE WIPED DOWN BEFORE BEING REMOVED.

DIRECTIONAL SIGNS AND TEMPORARY FIRE EXIT SIGNS SHALL BE POSTED DURING ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION TO DISPLAY MEANS OF EGRESS AND LIFE SAFETY INFORMATION. SIGNS SHALL BE IN

PLACE AT ALL TIMES THROUGH DURATION OF CONSTRUCTION.

ILLUMINATED EXIT SIGNS SHALL BE RELOCATED WHEN OBSTRUCTED BY CONSTRUCTION.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL WORK CLOSELY WITH THE CONTRACTING OFFICER TECHNICAL

REPRESENTATIVE (COR) WHEN LIFE SAFETY HAZARDS ARE PRESENT. THE COR SHALL COMMUNICATE

ALL SAFETY CONCERNS TO THE SAFETY OFFICE.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL KEEP DUST CONTAINMENT BARRIER PRESSURE AT NEGATIVE AT ALL

TIMES. HVAC EXHAUST, RETURN AND SUPPLY DUCTS SHALL BE COVERED AND SEALED DURING

DEMOLITION AND POSSIBLY DURING CONSTRUCTION.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTINUOUSLY MEASURE CONSTRUCTION DUST CONTAINMENT

BARRIER PRESSURE AND KEEP RECORD LOG OF MEASUREMENTS. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL

REPORT READINGS AND PROVIDE RECORD LOG TO THE SAFETY OFFICE AND DESIGN OFFICE AT

INTERVALS DETERMINED BY THE COR.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL INSPECT THE INTEGRITY OF THE DUST CONTAINMENT BARRIER AND SHALL REPAIR AS REQUIRED. DUST CONTAINMENT BARRIER INTEGRITY SHALL BE MAINTAINED FROM

FINISH FLOOR UP THROUGH THE INTERSTITIAL SPACE TO THE UPPER DECKING FOR THE

CONSTRUCTION FLOOR.

WORK SITE SHALL BE SECURED BY LOCK WHEN NO CONSTRUCTION PERSONNEL ARE PRESENT AT

THE WORK AREA.

FLOOR MATS AND STICKY MATS SHALL BE LOCATED AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE CONSTRUCTION AREA

AND BE REPLACED WHEN THEY ARE APPROXIMATELY 75-PERCENT USED.

GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, TRASH AND DEBRIS SHALL BE PROMPTLY REMOVE, AT LEAST ONCE A DAY.

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SHALL BE STORED APPROPRIATELY.

ALL MATERIALS SAFETY AND DATA SHEETS (MSDS) SHALL BE POSTED AT THE CONSTRUCTION AREA.

INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT (ICRA) SHALL BE POST AT THE CONSTRUCTION AREA.

SMOKING, MUSIC, AND PROFANITY REGULATIONS SHALL BE FOLLOWED.

FIRE EXTINGUISHERS SHALL BE READILY AVAILABLE AND CURRENTLY INSPECTED IN THE

CONSTRUCTION AREA.

HOT WORK PERMITS SHALL BE ISSUED WHEN NECESSARY.

SUB-CONTRACTORS SHALL BE AWARE OF AND TRAINED IN SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES.

EXTENSION CORDS SHALL BE PROTECTED AND DISCONNECTED AT THE END OF EACH DAY.

MEANS OF EGRESS SHALL BE CLEARLY DESIGNATED IN BOTH CONSTRUCTION AND ADJACENT AREAS.

ACCESS FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AND EMERGENCY SERVICES SHALL BE CLEAR. STATUS OF THE

FIRE DETECTION AND SPRINKLER SHALL BE:

FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS ACTIVE

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM IS ACTIVE

SMOKE DETECTORS ARE ACTIVE

TEMPORARY SYSTEMS ARE IN PLACE

EXIT TRAVEL DIST. (47-011F)

119' - 9"

5' - 0"

EXIT TRAVEL DIST. (47-022F)

46' - 10"

42' - 6"

26' - 4"

EX

IT

T

RA

VE

L

DI

ST

-0 F)

47-010F

47-005F

47-006F

47-007F

47-014F

47-026F

47-022F

47-021F

47-019F

47-017F

47-020F

47-018F

47-013F

47-016F

47-015F

47-012F

47-025F47-024F

47-011F

47-002H

47-003H

47-004F 47-009F47-008F

ELECTRICAL

BA007

ELEVATOR MACHINE RM

BA006

ELEV

H1600

ELEV.

H1601

ELEV

SIGNAL

BA008

CORRIDOR

BA001

CORRIDOR

BA003

CORRIDOR

BA

RETAIL STORE

BA010

CORRIDOR

BA037

STORAGE

BA021

OFFICE

BA020

EQUIP'T/ STORAGE

BA021A

CORRIDOR

BA005

LAB & PATH

BA038

WORK AREA

LAB & PATH

BA039

ADA TLT

LAB & PATH

BA042

OFFICE LAB

& PATH

BA057

ADA TLT

LAB & PATH

BA043

CORRIDOR

BA041

CORRIDOR

BA040

CORRIDOR

BA053

STA 2

LAB & PATH

BA056

STA 4

LAB & PATH

BA055

STA 6

LAB & PATH

BA051

STA7

LAB & PATH

BA050

STA 5

LAB & PATH

BA052

STA 3

LAB & PATH

BA054

CORRIDOR

BA044

LAB & PATH

BA045

LAB & PATH

BA046

STA 10

LAB & PATH

BA047

STA 9

LAB & PATH

BA048

STA 8

LAB & PATH

BA049

STORAGE

LAB & PATH

BB014A

HAC

BB013

BULK STORES

BB014

MICROBIOLOGY LAB & PATH

BB052

ELEVATOR LOBBY

BA004

CORRIDOR

BA002

MALE HC TLT

BB006

FEMALE

HC TLT

BB007

MICRO LAB

& PATH

BB057

REFER

BB056

STER / SOLUTION

BB055

BIO-SAFETY

BB054

FLOR-

MICROSCOPE

BB053

STORAGE FMS

BB067

OFFICE

BC131A

OFFICE

BB043

OFFICE

BB042

STORAGE ROOM

BB041

KITCHEN

BC127

ELECTRICAL

BC128

KITCHEN

BC126

STORAGE

BC125A

VENDING

BC125

FOOD STORAGE

BC124

CAFETERIA CANTEEN

BC123

RECORDS

LAB & PATH

BB039

CYTOLOGY

BB038

FROZEN / GROSS

BB036

HISTOLOGY

BB037

OFFICE

BB035

OFFICE

BB034

OFFICE

BB033

OFFICE

BB030

OFFICE

BB029

OFFICE

BB028

OFFICE

& PATH

BB026

OFFICE

BB025

FLAM STORAGE

BB020

MALE

HC TLT

BB021

FEMALE

HC TLT

BBO22OFFICE

BB023

OFFICE

BB027

OFFICE

BB027A

ELECTRICAL

BB019

SIGNAL FMS

BB018

STAIR

H1602

CORRIDOR

BB005

BLOOD BANK

BB058

CORRIDOR

BB040

COAG

LAB & PATH

BB044

SEND OUT

BB045

HERAROUTINE

BB046

AUTOMATED

BB047

BLOOD GAS

BB048

URINE & FECES

BB049

SPECIAL CHEMISTY

BB051

CORRIDOR

BB0124

CORRIDOR

BB016

CORRIDOR

BB015

STORAGE

BC117A

TEL OPER

BC141

COMP

WRKRM IRM

BC142

TELEHEALTH

BC131

PIPE BASEMENT

N/A

RECEPTION

LAB & PATH

BB004

LOCKER ROOM

BB003CORRIDOR

BB

COMPUTER ROOM

BC144

CORRIDOR

BC-A

ELECTRICAL

FMS

BC140

STORAGE

BC139

STAIR

H1603

F.E.

H1604

STORAGE

BC145

CRAWL SPACE

H1605

ELECTRICAL

BA017

FILE STORAGE

BA016

STAIR

H1606

AREAWAY

BA018

STORAGE CANTEEN

BC148

FITNESS CENTER VAEA

BC147

BARBER

CANTEEN

BC146

BOILER ROOM

BF152

STAIR #06

H1607

BLR SPVR

BF155

LOCKER

BF154

CONTROL

BF153

EXISTING AREA WAY

H1608

BIOHAZARD

BF136

TRANSFORMER

BF135

OFFICE POLICE

BF148

TRAINING ROOM

BF149D

TRAINING ROOM B

BF149B

STOR.

POLICE

BF149C

STOR.

POLICE

BF149A

OFFICE POLICE

BF149

HAC FMS

BF147

DETECTIVE

BF146

FEM TLT

BF145

CORRIDOR

BF-B

SEC / WAITIN

BF137

CHIEF POLICE

BF138

ASST CHIEF POLICE

BF141

EMS ASST CHIEF

BF132

M&O FORMAN

BF130

OTHER

BF102

STOR.

BF146A

ARMORY

BF144

MALE LOCKERS

BF143

HOLDING

POLICE

BF139A

MALE TLT

BF142

OPERATIONS POLICE

BF139

STOR POLICE

BF137A

COMM CENTER

BF140

FMS PSA

BF129

VESTIBULE

BF100

A/C SHOP

BF103

STAIR #05

H1609

ELECT SHOP

BF104

LOCKSMITH

BF105

ELECT SUPER

BF104B

LOUNGE

BF104A

BIOMED SHOP

BF117

BIOMED SUPER

BF117B

MED GAS

WRK RM FMS

BF117A

MALE TLT

FMS

BF119D

HAC

BF119C FEMALE TLT

TLT FMS

BF119B

WAREHOUSE

BF121

LAUNDRY

BF122

SEAMSTRESS

BF118

ELECTRIC

FMS

BF112

F.E.

BF113

STOR.

BF114

SUPPLIES PHARMACY

BF115

HAC

BF111

STORAGE

BF106

TELECOM

FMS

BF107

EMS CHIEF

BF108

M-LOUNGE

BF109

SHOWER FMS

BF109C

MALE TLT

BF109A

LOCKER FMS

BF109B

OFFICE

LOGISTICS

BF156

F-LOUNGE

BE125

STORAGE CANTEEN

BE124

F-LOCKER

BE125B

HAC

SPD

BE107

M-LOCKER

BE106

TLT.

BE106A

STAFF LOUNGE

BE104

STORAGE

BE123A

F.E.

BE123B

ELECTICAL

FMS

BE123C

ELECTRICAL

BE123D

F-LOCKER

BE105

HAC

BE122

TOILET

BE105A

STERILE SUPPLY

BE103

EQUIP STORAG

BE102A

CART WASH

PASS THRU

H1610

MAIN CART WASH

BE108

CHIEF

BE117

INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

BE116

OFFICE

LOGISTICS

BE115

OFFICE

LOGISTICS

BE115A

BREAK-OUT

BE100

OFFICE

BE100A

OFFICE

BE100B

DISPATCH

BE101

CLEAN SUPPLY

BE102

HAC

BE112

R.O.

BE111

CORR.

SPS

BE110

DECONTAM

BE109

OFFICE

BE118

TELECOM

FMS

BE119

SCOPE ROOM

SPS

BE120

SOILED UTIL

BE121

ELEV

BE-1

ELEV

BE-2

SIM ROOM

BC121A

CONTROL

ROOM LRS

BC121

DIET COMM

BD104

FLAM

STOR BMS

BD102

STERILE PREP

BE113

MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM

BC122

CHECK-IN

BC132

DUPLICATION

BC133

CHIEF

BC138AOFFICE

CANTEEN

BC138

STORAGE

BC138B

OFFICE

BC137

OFFICE

BE113A

OFFICE

BC135

OFFICE

BC134

HAC FMS

BC129

STORAGE

BC130

MAIL ROOM

BE114

CORRIDOR

BB060

CORRIDOR

BB059

CONFERENCE ROOM

BB001

BREAKROOM

BB002

CRAWL SPACE

CS

STAIR

H1611

OFFICE

BC103

OFFICE

BC104

MED MEDIA

BC108

CHIEF

BC107

OFFICE

BC106

OFFICE

BC105

MALE TLT

BC115

FEMALE TLT

BC114

OFFICE

BC101

OFFICE

BC102

STORAGE

BC112A

CK-IN LRS

BC111

CORRIDOR

BC-B

STORAGE

BC110A

CHIEF LIBRARY

BC109

STAIR

EXT.

CLASSROOM #2

BC110

CLASSROOM #1

BC112

ELECTRICAL

FMS

BD120

CLEAN

UTIL N&FS

BD119

TEL OPER

BC113

STAIR

H1612

OFFICE

BC119B

SECRETARY

BC119

CHIEF

BC119A

REFER-VEG

BD105

REFER - THAW

BD111

REFER-EGG

N&FS

BD110

REFER

CONDIMENTS N&FS

BD109

REFER

MOW N&FS

BD108

REFER

COOKS

N&FS

BD106

ELEC

CLOSET FMS

BD113

REFER-MEAT

BD112

HAC

BF123

OXY

STORE

BMS

BF124

OXY

STORE

BMS

BF125

DOCK

DOCK

WAREHOUSE

BF127

CHEM

STOR N&FS

BD124

A/C/SHOP

BF126

PAPER STORE

BD123

OFFICE

BD122

CLASSROOM

N&FS

BD121

SUPERVISORS

BD114

OFFICE

BD114A

FOOD PREP

BD115

POT RM

BD117

REFER-VEG

BD116

CORRIDOR

BF - A

CORRIDOR

BD001

CORRIDOR

AB15N

F.E.

BD103A

F.E.

H1613

STORAGE

BC117B

INGREDIENT CONTROL

BD107

MAIN KITCHEN

BD103

DISH RM

BD118

ELECTRICAL

BD125

ELECTRICAL

FMS

BC118

LIBRARY

BC100

MECHANICAL

BA012

CLASSROOM

BC117

LINEN

BC120

FEMALE TLT

BE125A

STORAGE

BF156A

MALE TLT

BD100

FEMALE TLT

BD101

CORRIDOR

BF-C

SWITCHGEAR

BF134

MECH RM

BF150

PLUMBING SHOP

BF151

SHOP

BF133

F.E.

H1614 SUPPLY

BF131

CORRIDOR

BF-E

M&O ASST

BF128

EMS SUPERVISORS

BF110

STOR IRM

BC145A

CORRIDOR

BF-D

CORRIDOR

BF100A

STERILIZER

TWO

H1615

STERILIZER

ONE

H1616

ELEV

BC1

ELEV

BC2

ELEV.

BC3

MECHANICAL

BA009

AREAWAY

H1617

WAITING ROOM IMAGING

BF101

OFFICE

BB031

CORRIDOR

BA011

F.E.

TAB15

ELECTRICAL

FMS

BD126

TRASH CHUTE

H1619

OFFICE

H1933

CORRIDOR

H1946

A01

A02

A02

DEPARTMENT LEGEND

Canteen

FMS

HAS

Interdepartmental circulation

Lab & Path

Logistics

LRS

Morgue

Multi-purpose

N&FS

OI&T

Phlebotomy

Police

ROI

SPS

VAEA

VOL

Room 1B105

Room 1B106

Room 1B212

Room 1B213

INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY INFECTION CONTROL RISK GROUP

TYPE A: Inspection, non-invasive activity GROUP 1: Low risk - office spaces, engineering, EVS, laundry TYPE B: Small scale, short duration, moderate to high levels of dust GROUP 2: Medium Risk - patience care areas not 3 or 4, lab, rehab, outpatient services TYPE C: Activity generates moderate to high levels of dust, requires greater than one work shift for completion

GROUP 3: High Risk - ED, imaging, PACU, L/D NICU, newborn areas, nuc med, admissions, dialysis, sterile processing, cardiopulmonary, pediatrics

TYPE D: Major demolition and construction activities GROUP 4: Highest Risk - OR, cath lab, ICU, CCC, RTC, anesthesia, ENDO, pharmacy compounding, neg pressure rooms

CLASS I

A-1, A-2, A-3

SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS, 1.12 INFECTION CONTROL

CLASS II

B-1, B-2, C-1

CLASS III

A-4, B-3, C-2, C-3

CLASS IV

B-4, C-4, D-1, D-2, D-3, D-4

SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS, 1.12 INFECTION CONTROL

SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS, 1.12 INFECTION CONTROL

SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS, 1.12 INFECTION CONTROL

SEQUENCING/ICRA LEGEND

WORK AREAS REQUIRING

TEMPORARY PARTITIONS

PHASE 1 - ICRA CLASS II (TYPE B/LOW RISK)

PHASE 2 - ICRA CLASS II (TYPE B/MED. RISK)

PHASE 3 - ICRA CLASS III (TYPE B/HIGH RISK)

PHASE 5 - ICRA CLASS II (TYPE C/LOW RISK)

PHASE 6 - ICRA CLASS III (TYPE C/MED. RISK)

PHASE 7 - ICRA CLASS IV (TYPE C/HIGH RISK)

WORK AREAS BLOCKING MEANS OF

EGRESS REQUIRING TEMPORARY

PARTITIONS & WORK AFTER HOURS

OR WEEKENDS

EXIT

WORK AREAS BLOCKING MEANS

OF EGRESS REQUIRING WORK

AFTER HOURS OR WEEKENDS

NOTE: INFORMATION SHOWN HERE ARE PHASING/ICRA

RECOMMENDATIONS. GC TO CONFIRM SEQUENCING DETAILS &

FACILITY ICRA REQUIREMENTS WITH COR. SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS.

CONTRACTOR PATH OF TRAVEL

PHASE 8 - ICRA CLASS V (TYPE C/HIGHEST RISK)

PHASE 4 - ICRA CLASS IV (TYPE B/HIGHEST RISK)

FIRE/SMOKE BARRIER, 3 HOUR

PARTITION LEGEND

REFER TO SHEET GC001, FIRE/SMOKE BARRIER DESCRIPTIONS, FOR

REQUIREMENTS FOR PENETRATIONS AND DOORS IN RATED PARTITIONS.

FIRE/SMOKE BARRIER, 2 HOUR

FIRE BARRIER, 2 HOUR

FIRE/SMOKE BARRIER, 1 HOUR

FIRE BARRIER, 1 HOUR

FIRE PARTITION/SMOKE BARRIER, 1/2 HOUR

SMOKE TIGHT PARTITION

16 16 32 1/16" = 1'-0"

FEETSCALE

PLAN

NORTH

TRUE

NORTH

Project Number

Building Number

Drawing Number

Project Title

Location

Issue Date Checked Drawn

Drawing Title

Approved:

VA FORM 08 - 6231

A

FULLY SPRINKLERED

Office of Construction and Facilities Management

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

B

C

D

E

F

A

B

C

D

E

F

21 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

PhaseARCHITECT/ENGINEER OF RECORD A/E:

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PHASING/ICRA PLAN - LEVEL 00

Awen Solutions Group 4196 Merchant Plaza, Suite 711 Woodbridge, VA 22192

09/23/2024

UPGRADE-REPLACE FIRE AND

STORAGE ROOM DOORS, BLDGS 47

AND 62

1100 TUNNEL ROAD, ASHEVILLE, NC 28805

637-23-103100% CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS 47

INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY INFECTION CONTROL RISK GROUP

TYPE A: Inspection, non-invasive activity GROUP 1: Low risk - office spaces, engineering, EVS, laundry TYPE B: Small scale, short duration, moderate to high levels of dust GROUP 2: Medium Risk - patience care areas not 3 or 4, lab, rehab, outpatient services TYPE C: Activity generates moderate to high levels of dust, requires greater than one work shift for completion

GROUP 3: High Risk - ED, imaging, PACU, L/D NICU, newborn areas, nuc med, admissions, dialysis, sterile processing, cardiopulmonary, pediatrics

TYPE D: Major demolition and construction activities GROUP 4: Highest Risk - OR, cath lab, ICU, CCC, RTC, anesthesia, ENDO, pharmacy compounding, neg pressure rooms

CLASS I

A-1, A-2, A-3

SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS, 1.12 INFECTION CONTROL

CLASS II

B-1, B-2, C-1

CLASS III

A-4, B-3, C-2, C-3

CLASS IV

B-4, C-4, D-1, D-2, D-3, D-4

SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS, 1.12 INFECTION CONTROL

SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS, 1.12 INFECTION CONTROL

SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS, 1.12 INFECTION CONTROL

47-101F

47-114S

47-131S

47-104S

47-101S47-104H

47-130S

47-129S

47-128S

47-127S

47-126S

47-117H

47-114H

47-125S 47-124S

47-102F

47-103F

47-123S

47-122S

47-117S

47-118S

47-104F

47-119S

47-120S47-121S

47-115S

47-116S

47-108F

47-134S

47-106F

47-107F

47-121F

47-111F

47-125H

47-123F

47-122F

47-110F 47-119F

47-120F

47-126F 47-127F

47-129F47-128F

47-124F

47-125F

47-134H

47-112F

47-118F

47-133S

47-132S

47-121H

47-122H

47-109S

47-111S

47-110S

47-102S

47-105F 47-108S

47-103S

47-101H

47-112S

47-106BS

47-106S

47-107H

47-115F

47-134F

47-130F

47-132F

47-131F

47-133F

47-139H

47-138H

ENT EXAM

1G106

FIRE UTIL

H1783

AUD EXAM

1G107A

AUD EXAM

1G107B

AUD INSTR CALIB

1G108

HC TLT

AUDIO

1G108A

PHONE

UTIL FMS

1D152A

ELEC

UTIL FMS

1D152B

AUD EXAM

1G109

TLT

1G105A TLT

1G106A

ENT EXAM

1G105

BOOTH AUDIO

1G118A

CONTROL AUDIO

1G118

CORRIDOR

1D163

ENT EXAM

1G104

ENT EXAM

1G103

BOOTH AUDIO

1G117A

CONTROL AUDIO

1G117

CONTROL AUDIO

1G116

BOOTH AUDIO

1G116A

AUDIO

RECEPTION SURGERY

1G102 AUD OFFICE

1G115

ENT EXAM

1G119

AUD EXAM

1G114

AUD EXAM

1G113

AUD EXAM

1G112

AUD EXAM

1G111

AUD EXAM

1G110

CPE RESIDENTS

1G100B

AUDIO WAITING

1G101

CORRIDOR

1D170

CORRIDOR

1D151

MAIN CHAPEL

1G130

OFFICE

1G100A

STORE ROOM

1D157

OFFICE

1D156

OFFICE

1G155

C/T TA CTL

1G154

C/T TA SCAN

1D153

STORAGE

1D152

ENT EXAM

1G120

ENT EXAM

1G121

ENT EXAM

1G122

EXAM/OFFICE

1G123

EXAM/OFFICE

1G124

EXAM/OFFICE

1G125

EXAM/OFFICE

1G126

EXAM/OFFICE

1G127

SPINAL CORD INJURY

1G128

EXAM/OFFICE

1G129

EXAM/OFFICE

H1784

EXAM/OFFICE

1G131

OFFICE

1G132

ELECT UTIL

TG133D

PHONE UTIL

TG133C

ELEC UTIL

1G133B

WHEEL CHAIR SHOPS

1G134

MALE TLT

1G135

HAC

1G133A

TR

1G131A

STORAGE

1H113A

OFFICE

1H113

STORAGE

1H113B

EXAM

1H114

EXAM

1H115

EXAM

1H116

OFFICE

1H124

FML TLT

1G136

OFFICE

1H110

OFFICE

1H111 OFFICE

1H112

STAIR

H1785

WAITING

1G137

OFFIC

1H120

OFFICE

1H121 OFFICE

1H122

RECEPTION

1H122A

OFFICE

1H123

OFFICE

1H136

EXAM

1H139

EXAM

1H138

EXAM ROOM

PMRS

1H143

OFFICE

1H144

OFFICE

PMRS

1H142

HANDICAP TLT

1H149

MALE TLT

1H148

FML TLT

1H147

STORAGE

1H118A

WORK STM

1H126

WAITING

1H117

EXAM

1H133

TLT

1H145

HAC

1H146

ELEC

EQUIP

TA137A

ELEC

EQUIP

TA137B

FIRE

EQUIP

TA137C

CORRIDOR

1E110

EXAM

1E109

EXAM

1E108

EXAM

1E107

CACI

1F137

RO CLOSET

1F119

SUPPLY

1F138

CASE MGR

1F139

OFFICE

1F121

OFFICE

1F122

OFFICE

1F123

BREAK ROOM

1F124

TECH OFFICE

1F117 IRM

1F114

EXAM

1E106

EXAM

1E105

OFFICE

1D148

OFFICE

1D147

FIRE EQUIP

H1800

OFFICE

1D146

PHYSICIAN

H1801

RADIOLOGIST

1D145

COMP ROOM

1D144

MEDICAL SUPPLIES

1D143

ULTRASOUND

1D142

C/T PQ SCANNER

1D167

UTIL

1D140

OFFICE

H1802

OFFICE

1D137

OFFICE

1D136

OFFICE

1D135

OFFICE

1D134

DIV/ANGIO

1D169

STAFF LOUNGE

1D114

NUC MED CAMERA 3

1D120

ULTRASOUND

H1803

UPTAKE ROOM

1D122

FLUORO RM 3

1D164

RADIOGRAPHIC RM 2

H1804

C/T CONTROL

1D168

NM READ/PROC

1D121

TLT

1D141A

RADIOGRAPHIC

1D113

ELEC EQUIP

1D111

LOCKERS

1D123

DOSE ADMIN

1D115

OFFICE

1D125

BREAK RM

1D126

OFFICE

1D124

TOILET

1D117

FLUOROSCOPIC RM 4

1D166

DRESS ROOM

1D165

TLT

1D165A

TLT

1D165B

OFFICE

1D150

ELEC

EQUIP

TD149

CORRIDOR

H1805

CONF RM

1D104

RECEPT / WAITING

1D105

TOILET

1D103

MRI SCANNER

1D127

TOILET

1D101

NUC MED CAMERA 1

1D118

RADIO PHARMACY

1D116 EXAM

1J118A

IV CONSENT

1D110

NUC MED CAMERA 2

1D119

HAC

1D112

DRESSING RM

1D108

OFFICE

1D107

OFFICE

1D109

WAITING

1D106

RADIO

GRAPHIC

1D113A

CORRIDOR

H1806

CORRIDOR

1D133

DECAY CLOSET

1D116ASTORAGE

1D165C

OFFICE

1F129

CONF RM

1F130

OFFICE

1F126A

OFFICE

1F126

BREAKROOM

1C150

CLINIC PHARM

1F125

CONF ROOM

1F128

OFFICE

1F127

MED PREP

1F111

CORRIDOR

1C126

ELEC EQUIP

1H140A

CK-IN

1H135

WAITING

1H140

OFFICE

1H141

OFFICE

1H151

OFFICE

1H156

OFFICE

1H160

OFFICE

1H159

OFFICE

1H161

MINOR PRO

1C156

STORAGE

1H153

OFFICE/WAITING

1H150

OFFICE

1H154

INVENTORY

1H157

EXAM RM

1C157

SPD

1C166

STAFF LOCKER

1C160

EXAM

1C152

EXAM

1C148

EXAM

1C147

EXAM

1C171

TOILET

1C160A

DRESSING RM

1C168

SOIL

UTIL

1C170

NO ROOM

NAME

1C167

NO ROOM

NAME

H1807

TLT

1C169

VASCULAR

1C154

RADIOGRAPHIC RM

1D159

OFFICE

1D158

STOR.

1H158

BREAKROOM

1H155

OFFICE

1H152

PHYSICIAN

1J155

PHYSICIAN

1J154

PHYSICIAN

1J153

FIRE EQUIP

H1813

ELEC

1D132

ELEC EQUIP

1D131

PHYSICIAN

1J156

RADIOGRAPHIC RM

1D160

RADIOGRAPHIC RM 1

1D161

RECEPT

H1814

PRINT

ROOM

1C143

EXAM

H1815

EXAM

H1816

BIOPSY RM

H1817

URODYNAMICS

H1818

EXAM 17

1C129

STOR.

1C132

EXAM 16

1C134EXA 15

1C137

EXAM 14

1C138

HAC

1C142

MEDS

1C144

RECEPT

H1819

WAITING

H1820

WAITING

1D102

MRI COMPUTER RM

1D128A

OFFICE

H1821

CONTROL

H1822

TLT

H1823

D.R.

H1824

CYSTO

H1825

CONTROL

H1826

HAC

1C118

STAIR

H1827

STORAGE

1C149

EXAM 13

1C140

EXAM 12

1C139

EXAM 11

1C135

EXAM 10

1C133

EXAM 9

1C130

EXAM 8

1C128

EXAM 7

1C127

STORAGE

1F105

WINDOWS

1F104

WAITING

1F101

RESEARCH ROOM

1F102

VAULT

1F113

INPATIENT PHARMACY ACCESS

H1828

ELECT UTIL

1F136

CART STOR

1F135

TLT

1D162A

TECH IMAGING WORK ROOM

1D171

DRESSING RM

1D162

OFFICE

1E127

CLEAN RM

1E125

DIRTY RM

1E126

NUTRITION

1E121

TLT

1E122

TLT

1E123

TRIAGE

1E119 CLERK

1E118

STAFF BREAKROOM

1E113

ELECT UTIL

1E112 PHONE UTIL

1E113C

FIRE UTIL

1E113B

EXAM ROOM

1E114

OFFICE

1E116

TLT

1E114A

TLT

1E113A

WAITING

1E117

TLT.

1E117A

TLT.

1E116A

HAC

1E120

INFUSION CENTER

H1829 FIRE UTIL

1E123A

EXAM/TRMT

1E128 OFFICE

1E129

CORRIDOR

1E124

CORRIDOR

H1830

STAIR #04

H1831

TLT

1E104

TLT

1E103

OFFICE

1E102

OFFICE 1E101

1E101

SOILED UTIL

1C122

EXAM 6

1C125

EXAM 5

1C123

TLT

H1836

STORAGE

1K136B

OFFICE

1K136A

STRESS TEST

1K136

EXAM

1K135

EXAM

1K133 EKG

1K134

EXAM ROOM

1C120A

CAST RM

1C120

CONSULT

1K104

CASHIER

1K137

TRAVEL CK

1K139

WAITING

1K140

OFFICE

1K1…