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PROJECT LOCATION NORTHERN ARIZONA VA HEALTH CARE SYSTEM

500 NORTH HIGHWAY 89

PRESCOTT, ARIZONA 86313

SHEET LIST

SHEET NO. SHEET DESCRIPTION DWG OF DWG

GENERAL

G-001 COVER SHEET 1 5

G-002 GENERAL INFORMATION 2 5

G-003 ICRA INFORMATION AND DETAILS 3 5

G-100 SITE PLAN 4 5

GL101 FIRST FLOOR LIFE SAFETY PLAN - BUILDING 166 5 5

CIVIL

CE100 CIVIL EXISTING CONDITIONS 1 8

CD100 DEMOLITION & STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN 2 8

CD101 DEMOLITION & STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN 3 8

CS100 SITE PLAN 4 8

CG100 GRADING PLAN 5 8

CU100 UTILITY PLAN 6 8

CU101 UTILITY PLAN 7 8

DT100 DETAILS 8 8

STRUCTURE

S-001 GENERAL STRUCTURAL NOTES, DESIGN LOADS & ABBREVIATIONS 1 9

S-002 QA TABLES AND NOTES 2 9

S-101 FIRST FLOOR FRAMING PLAN 3 9

S-102 SNOW LOAD PLAN & ROOF FRAMING PLAN 4 9

S-201 WALL ELEVATIONS 5 9

S-301 TYPICAL CONCRETE DETAILS 6 9

S-302 TYPICAL CONCRETE DETAILS 7 9

S-401 TYPICAL MASONRY DETAILS 8 9

S-501 TYPICAL STEEL DETAILS 9 9

ARCHITECTURAL

A-101 FIRST FLOOR PLAN - BUILDING 166 1 10

A-102 ROOF PLAN - BUILDING 166 2 10

A-111 FIRST FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN 3 10

A-201 EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS 4 10

A-301 BUILDING SECTIONS 5 10

A-501 WALL SECTIONS 6 10

A-502 WALL SECTIONS 7 10

A-503 SECTION, ELEVATION DETAILS 8 10

A-504 PARTITION TYPES 9 10

A-601 DOOR, ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE, NOTES, ELEVATIONS AND DETAILS 10 10

FIRE SUPPRESSION

FX001 FIRE SUPPRESSION GENERAL INFORMATION 1 4

FX101 FIRST FLOOR FIRE SUPPRESSION PLAN AND FIRE SUPPRESSION SECTION 2 4

FX102 FIRST FLOOR FIRE SUPPRESSION REFLECTED CEILING PLAN 3 4

FX501 CLEAN AGENT FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM SCHEMATIC AND SEQUENCE OF

OPERATION

4 4

PLUMBING

P-001 PLUMBING GENERAL INFORMATION 1 6

PW101 FIRST FLOOR DRAIN, WASTE, AND VENT PLAN & SANITARY PIPE RISERS 2 6

PP101 FIRST FLOOR DOMESTIC WATER PLAN & DOMESTIC WATER PIPE RISERS 3 6

PP102 ROOF PLUMBING PLAN 4 6

P-501 PLUMBING DETAILS 5 6

P-502 PLUMBING DETAILS 6 6

MECHANICAL

M-001 MECHANICAL GENERAL INFORMATION 1 5

MH101 FIRST FLOOR MECHANICAL PLAN AND SECTION VIEW OF DUCT ABOVE SERVER 2 5

MH104 ROOF MECHANICAL PLAN 3 5

M-501 MECHANICAL DETAILS 4 5

M-601 MECHANICAL SCHEDULES 5 5

ELECTRICAL

E-001 ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES, SYMBOL LEGENDS, AND ABBREVIATIONS 1 9

ES101 ELECTRICAL SITE PLAN 2 9

EP101 FIRST FLOOR POWER PLAN 3 9

EL101 FIRST FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN 4 9

EP102 ELECTRICAL ROOF PLAN 5 9

E-501 ELECTRICAL DETAILS 6 9

E-502 ELECTRICAL DETAILS 7 9

E-601 SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM 8 9

E-602 ELECTRICAL SCHEDULES 9 9

TECHNOLOGY

T-001 TECHNOLOGY GENERAL NOTES, SYMBOL LEGEND, AND ABBREVIATIONS 1 10

TS101 OVERALL TECHNOLOGY SITE PLAN 2 10

TS102 TECHNOLOGY SITE PLAN 3 10

T-101 FIRST FLOOR TECHNOLOGY PLAN 4 10

T-501 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS 5 10

T-502 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS 6 10

T-503 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS 7 10

T-504 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS 8 10

T-505 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS 9 10

T-601 FIBER RISER SITE PLAN 10 10

FIRE ALARM

FA001 FIRE ALARM GENERAL NOTES, SYMBOL LEGEND, AND RISER 1 2

FA101 FIRST FLOOR FIRE ALARM PLAN 2 2

Engineers Architects Revisions: Date

Drawing Title

Approved

Project Title

Location

VA PROJECT NUMBER

Building Number

Drawing Number

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VA FORM 08-6231

Office of Construction and Facilities Management

CONSULTANTS: PROJECT MANAGER

Date Checked Drawn

FULLY SPRINKLERED

ACG Project Number

Headquarters:

Apogee Consulting Group, P.A.

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

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COVER SHEET

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EHRM INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADE

- DATA CENTER

NORTHERN ARIZONA VA HEALTH CARE SYSTEM

500 NORTH HIGHWAY 89

PRESCOTT, ARIZONA 86313 AUGUST 31, 2023

100% BID DOCUMENTS

649-22-70122-117

EHRM INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADE - DATA

CENTER

NORTHERN ARIZONA VA HEALTH CARE SYSTEM

500 NORTH HIGHWAY 89

PRESCOTT, ARIZONA 86313

VA PROJECT #: 649-22-701

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DocuSign Envelope ID: B31D0F67-82F1-4D97-915C-5055058C7071

8/29/2023

WALL SECTION

SYMBOL

INTERIOR ELEVATION

SYMBOL

COLUMN GRID

ELEVATION SYMBOL

REVISION NOTE

ENLARGED DETAIL CALLOUT

ROOM DESIGNATION

SYMBOL

BREAK LINE

ROOF SLOPE

DIRECTION SYMBOL

TYPICAL GRAPHIC SCALE

DETAIL #

PAGE #

DETAIL #

PAGE #

VIEW NORTH ARROW

A8.1

EXTERIOR ELEVATION

SYMBOL

DETAIL #

PAGE #

A8.1

A8.1

A8.1

BUILDING SECTION

SYMBOL

DETAIL #

PAGE #

A8.1

A8.1

DETAIL SECTION

SYMBOL

DETAIL #

PAGE #

A8.1

WALL GRID

(REPRESENTS

FACE OF EXISTING

WALL)

XX.X

ELEVATION

0'-0"

ROOM

NAME

101A

NORTHNORTH

0 4 8 16

EXPOSED

PLUMBING AT

BARRIER

FREE

LAVATORIES

SHALL BE

INSULATED.

LEVER OPERATING

CONTROLLED

SOAP DISPENSER

NOTE: SINKS IN COUNTERS TO BE

MOUNTED WITH RIM NO MORE

THAN 2'-10" HIGH AND WITH AT

LEAST 2'-3" KNEE CLEARANCE.

CLEAR

TYPICAL ACCESSIBLE

CLEARANCE AT LAVATORY

TYPICAL ACCESSIBLE

LAVATORY AND MIRROR

1'-3" 1'-3"

M

IN

M A

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MIN

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MAX

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M A

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O M

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L E

C T

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F A

C E

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O.C.

39" - 41"

3'-6" 1'-0"

9" O.C.

2'-0"

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IN

T O

T O

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6" 3'-0"

ACCESSIBLE TOILET

WALL MOUNTED

1-1/2"

DIAMETER

GRAB BAR

SANITARY NAPKIN

DISPOSAL

TOILET TISSUE

DISPENSER

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

PARTICIPATE IN VOLUNTARY STANDARD BODIES.

GENERAL - BASED ON THE VA PG-18-3 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES, THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO, AND CONSTRUCTION SHALL COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING CODES AND GUIDELINES:

1. VA Sustainable Design Manual, August 2017

2. VA Site Development Design Manual February 2013

3. VA VHA Directive 1061, February 2021

4. VA Fire Protection Design Manual, 2021

5. VA Plumbing Design Manual, May 2021

6. VA HVAC Design Manual, March 2022

7. VA Physical Security and Resiliency Design Manual, 2020

8. VA Lighting Design Manual, December 2022

9. VA Electrical Design Manual, December 2019

10. VA Interior Design Manual, November 2020

11. VA Office of Information & Technology Design Guide, February 2019

12. VA Infrastructure Standard for Telecommunications Spaces, v3.1, July 2021

13. PG 18-13 VA Barrier Free Design Standard, February 2022

14. PG 18-4 VA Standard Details and Specifications

15. NFPA 101, Life Safety Code, 2021

16. NFPA 90A, Installation of Air Conditioning and Ventilating Systems, 2021

17. NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm Code, 2022

18. NFPA 70, National Electrical Code, 2020

19. NFPA 75 Fire Protection of IT Equipment, 2020

20. NFPA 76 Standards for Fire Protection of Telecommunications Facilities

21. NFPA 13, Installation of Sprinkler Systems, 2022

22. NFPA 10, Standards for Portable Fire Extinguishers, 2022

23. NFPA 2001 Clean Agent Fire Extinguisher Systems, 2022

24. ADA Standards for Accessible Design 2010,

25. International Building Code, 2021

26. International Mechanical Code, 2021

27. International Plumbing Code, 2021

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

29. BICSI, Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual, 2014

30. Facilities Guidelines Institute: Guidelines for the Design and Construction of Hospitals 2022

31. ASME B31.9, Building Services Piping

32. ASHRAE Standard 170, Ventilation for Health Care Facilities, 2021

33. ASHRAE Handbooks, 2017 Fundamentals, 2019 HVAC Applications, 2020 HVAC Systems and Equipment

34. ASHRAE 90.1 – 2019 Energy Standard for Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings

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

36. SMACNA, HVAC Air Duct Leakage Test Manual

37. ANSI/TIA/EIA 568-2019 Commercial Building Cabling Standards

38. ANSI/TIA/EIA 569-C-2015 Commercial Building Standards for Telecommunications Pathways and Spaces

39. ANSI/TIA-1179-2017, Telecommunications Spaces for Healthcare Facilities

40. BICSI, Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual, 2014

41. Federal Information Processing Standards-FIBS-201-1: Personal Identity Verification (PIV) of Federal Employees and Contractors

42. VA Master Specifications PG-18-1

43. VA VHA Program Guide PG-18-3, July 2021

44. VA National CAD Standards and Details PG-18-4

45. VA Construction Standards H-18-3

46. VA Directive 7512, 3 August 2017

47. Site Design Manuals PG-18-10

48. Design Submission Requirements PG-18-15C

49. VA H-18-8 Seismic Design Requirements, 1 November 2019, revised May 1, 2020

50. VA Design Submission Requirements PG-18-15C

51. ACI 318-19, Building Code Requirements for Reinforced Concrete

52. ACI 360R-10, Specifications Guide to Design of Slabs-On-Ground

53. ASCE 7-16 Minimum Design Loads for Building and Other Structures

54. AISC 360-16, American Institute of Steel Construction Inc

55. AISC 325-17, Steel Construction Manual, 15th Edition

56. AWS D1.1, Structural Welding Code – Steel

57. TMS 402/602-16, Building Code Requirements and Specifications for Masonry Structures

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

FEES.

NOTES:

1. NFPA 101 PRIMARILY ADDRESSES LIFE SAFETY AND FIRE PROTECTION FEATURES WHILE THE IBC ADDRESSES A WIDE RANGE OF CONSIDERATIONS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, STRUCTURAL STRENGTH, SEISMIC STABILITY, SANITATION, ADEQUATE LIGHT AND VENTILATION, AND ENERGY CONSERVATION. VA BUILDINGS MUST MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA 101 AND DOCUMENTS REFERENCED BY NFPA 101 IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH THE ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS OF THE JOINT COMMISSION. THEREFORE, DESIGNS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE LATEST EDITION OF NFPA 101 AND DOCUMENTS REFERENCED THEREIN. DESIGN FEATURES NOT ADDRESSED BY NFPA 101 OR DOCUMENTS REFERENCED THEREIN SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE LATEST EDITION OF THE IBC OR AS OTHERWISE ADDRESSED ABOVE IN THIS PROGRAM GUIDE. FOR DESIGN FEATURES THAT ARE ADDRESSED BY BOTH THE IBC AS WELL AS NFPA 101 OR A DOCUMENT REFERENCED BY NFPA 101, THE REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA 101 OR THE DOCUMENT REFERENCED BY NFPA 101 SHALL BE USED EXCLUSIVELY (THIS APPLIES EVEN IF THE IBC REQUIREMENTS ARE DIFFERENT).

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

HAVING JURISDICTION FOR VA TO ENSURE A CONSISTENCY SYSTEM WIDE.

1. KEY NOTES AND DRAWINGS ARE INTENDED TO GRAPHICALLY REPRESENT GENERAL WORK AND DO NOT PORTRAY

FULL SCOPE OF THE PROJECT. SEE SPECIFICATIONS FOR DETAILED REQUIREMENTS.

2. NOTIFY COR OF ANY DEMOLITION REQUIRED AND NOT INDICATED FOR INSTALLATION OF ELECTRICAL OR DATA ITEMS. AFTER SUCH DEMOLITION AND INSTALLATION, PATCH OR REPLACE MATERIALS AND FINISHES TO MATCH

EXISTING.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT AREA ADJACENT TO THE DEMOTION AND NEW CONSTRUCTION WORK TO PREVENT DAMAGES, (IF DAMAGED REPAIR, RE-PATCH, SAND SMOOTH AND REFINISH TO MATCH EXISTING.) REPAIR OR

REPLACE ITEMS DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES AT NO ADDITIONAL COST.

4. THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE DEMOLITION DOCUMENTS DEFINES GENERAL SCOPE ONLY AND DOES NOT RELIEVE THE CONTRACTOR OF THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PROVIDING ALL DEMOLITION REQUIRED FOR THE

COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT.

5. DO NOT ENCROACH ON ADJACENT OCCUPIED AREAS NOT IDENTIFIED WITHIN THE SCOPE OF WORK.

6. REFER TO THE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING DEMOLITION OF ELECTRICAL

SYSTEMS.

7. BEFORE THE START OF WORK, IDENTIFY ANY REQUIRED DEMOLITION BEYOND THE IDENTIFIED PROJECT SCOPE WHETHER ABOVE, BELOW, OR OUTSIDE THE PROJECT AREA. NOTIFY AND COORDINATE WITH THE COR, PROVIDE DEMOLITION OF THESE AREAS AND PATCH THE SAME AS A PART OF THE SCOPE OF THE PROJECT.

8. ALL DEMOLITION WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED WITH DUE CARE AND DILIGENCE IN ORDER TO PREVENT ARBITRARY DAMAGE OR INTERRUPTION OF SERVICE OR CONCEALED UTILITIES INTENDED TO REMAIN IN SERVICE. DISCOVERY OF UTILITIES OR CONDITIONS LOCATED DIFFERING FROM THOSE INDICATED OR THAT ARE NOT IDENTIFIED, SHALL BE

REPORTED TO THE COR.

9. VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO BEGINNING WORK. NOTIFY COR AND ARCHITECT OF ANY CONFLICTS

PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH DEMOLITION.

10. ALL ITEMS BEING SALVAGED OR REMOVED SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTY OF THE OWNER UNTIL CONFIRMATION HAS BEEN MADE AS TO WHETHER THE OWNER WILL RETAIN SUCH ITEMS. ALL ITEMS NOT BEING RETAINED BY THE OWNER OR DESIGNATED ON THE DRAWINGS, ARE TO BE RELOCATED OR REINSTALLED FROM THE SITE BY

CONTRACTOR IN APPROVED MANNER.

11. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY COR OF ANY AREA REQUIRING DEMOLITION OTHER THAN SHOWN IN THESE DRAWINGS DUE TO UNFORSEEN CONDITIONS, TO ACCOMMODATE INSTALLATION OF ALL OTHER TRADES (INCLUDING ROOF PENETRATIONS). AFTER SUCH DEMOLITION AND INSTALLATION, PATCH OR REPLACE MATERIALS AND FINISHES TO

MATCH EXISTING.

12. COORDINATE WITH COR FOR CONSTRUCTION ACCESS ROUTE AND LOCATIONS OF DUMPSTER AREA. COORDINATE WITH COR FOR SCHEDULE OF USE OF ACCESS ROUTE FOR WASTE REMOVAL AND CONTRACTOR USE OF FREIGHT

ELEVATOR (AS REQUIRED).

1. INDICATIONS OF PROJECT LIMITS OR LINES OF DEMARCATION ARE SHOWN FOR GENERAL SCOPE DEFINITION AND REFLECT THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE DESIGNER AS TO THE LIMITATIONS OF THE WORK AREA IN AN OCCUPIED AREA. ACTUAL CONTRACT LIMITS ARE TO BE DETERMINED BY AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE COR AND

CONTRACTOR BEFORE THE START OF THE WORK.

2. DRAWINGS ARE PREPARED USING PRODUCT DIMENSIONS AND DETAILS FROM BASIS OF DESIGN PRODUCT. PRODUCTS MAY CHANGE IN DIMENSION AND DETAIL BEFORE THEY ARE INCORPORATED INTO WORK. PRODUCTS FROM OTHER MANUFACTURER’S ARE ALSO ACCEPTABLE. DIMENSIONS AND DETAILS FOR ALTERNATE PRODUCTS MAY VARY FROM BASIS OF DESIGN. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL PRODUCTS TO BE INCORPORATED INTO WORK (INCLUDING THICKNESS FOR RECESSED OR SEMI-RECESSED PRODUCTS) AND IS REPONSIBLE FOR ACCOMODATING AND COORDINATING CHANGES TO OTHER MATERIALS OR

PRODUCTS THAT ARE NECESSARY BECAUSE OF THESE DIFFERENCES.

3. THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE SEPARATED INTO DISCIPLINES FOR CONVENIENCE. THE SEPARATIONS ARE USED ONLY FOR THE PURPOSES OF CONVENIENCE AND REFERENCE AND IN NO WAY DO THEY DEFINE OR LIMIT THE SCOPE OR INTENT OF ANY PART OF THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS AS A WHOLE.

THE FACT THAT THE DRAWINGS ARE SEPARATED IN NO WAY SUGGESTS THAT THE WORK IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUCTED AS A COMPLETE, INTEGRATED AND UNIFIED

WHOLE.

4. THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, INCLUDING DRAWINGS PREPARED BY SPECIFIC ENGINEERING DISCIPLINES ARE COMPLEMENTARY; ITEMS SHOWN IN ANY ONE LOCATION IN THE DRAWINGS SHALL BE CONSIDERED TO BE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION. IN THE EVENT OF AN INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, OR WITHIN EITHER DOCUMENT, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SEEK CLARIFICATION OR INTERPRETATION FROM THE COR PRIOR TO BIDDING. WHERE INCONSISTENCIES ARE NOT CLARIFIED PRIOR TO BIDDING, AND WHERE THE ACTUAL SOLUTION OR INTENT CANNOT BE REASONABLY INFERRED, THE

CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE BETTER QUALITY OR GREATER QUANTITY OF WORK.

5. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE COR IMMEDIATELY SHOULD DISCREPANCIES BE FOUND IN THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS.

6. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CHECKING ALL FIELD CONDITIONS AND DIMENSIONS AS THEY RELATE TO THIS PROJECT, FOR EACH PHASE. SHOULD DISCREPANCIES EXIST BETWEEN THE WORK INDICATED AND ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS, NOTIFY THE COR PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK.

7. DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS. DRAWING SCALES AS INDICATED ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY AND ARE NOT INTENDED TO ACCURATELY DEPICT ACTUAL OR DESIGNATED

CONDITIONS. WRITTEN DIMENSIONS SHALL GOVERN.

8. PROVIDE SEALANT AT ALL INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN DIFFERENT MATERIALS.

9. COORDINATE WORK OF ALL TRADES PRIOR TO STARTING CONSTRUCTION.

10. REFER TO ALL OTHER TRADE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS PROJECT.

11. PROVIDE BLOCKING AT PARTITIONS AS REQUIRED FOR MOUNTING OF WALL-MOUNTED ITEMS: PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL FRAMING AT WALL OPENINGS INCLUDING KING

STUDS, JACK STUDS, AND CRIPPLE STUDS, AS REQUIRED FOR COMPLETION OF THE WORK.

12. DIMENSIONS SHOWN ARE TO FACE OF STUD FRAMING, FACE OF CONCRETE/MASONRY WALLS, OR FINISHED FACE OF EXISTING WALL SURFACE.

13. ALL WOOD IN CONTACT WITH CONCRETE SHALL BE PRESSURE TREATED.

DEMOLITION KEYNOTE

WINDOW TYPE

TOILET ACCESSORY

ROOF PITCH SYMBOL

DOOR NUMBER

TYPICAL KEYNOTE CEILING/ SOFFIT

HEIGHT

MATL

1'-0"

1 #

AFF ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR

ACP/APC ACOUSTIC CEILING PANEL/

ACOUSTIC PANEL CEILING

ACT ACOUSTIC(AL) TILE

ADJ ADJUSTABLE

ADT'L ADDITIONAL

AGG AGGREGATE

ALT ALTERNATE

AL ALUMINUM

APPROX APPROXIMATE(LY)

ASPH ASPHALT

AUTO AUTOMATIC

B/O BOTTOM OF

BD BOARD

BLDG BUILDING

BLKG BLOCKING

BOT BOTTOM

BRG BEARING

CENTERLINE

C/C CENTER TO CENTER

C.I.P CAST IN PLACE

CJ CONTROL JOINT

CLL CONTRACT LIMIT LINE

CEM CEMENT(ITIOUS)

CMU CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT

CLG CEILING

CLR CLEAR

COL COLUMN

CONC CONCRETE

CONST CONSTRUCTION

CONT CONTINUOUS

CPT CARPET

CT CERAMIC TILE

CTR CENTER(ED)

DF DRINKING FOUNTAIN

DS DOWNSPOUT

DBL DOUBLE

DEG DEGREE

DEMO DEMOLITION

DET/DTL DETAIL

DIA DIAMETER

DIM DIMENSION

DN DOWN

DWG(S) DRAWING(S)

E EAST

EC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

EHO ELECTRICAL HOLD OPEN

EJ EXPANSION JOINT

EW EACH WAY

EA EACH

EIFS EXTERIOR INSULATION

FINISH SYSTEM

EL ELEVATION

ELEC ELECTRIC(AL)

ELEV ELEVATOR

EMER EMERGENCY

EQ EQUAL

EQUIP EQUIPMENT

EXIST EXISTING

ES EXPOSED TO STUCTURE

EXT EXTERIOR

EWC ELECTRIC WATER COOLER

FD FLOOR DRAIN

FE FIRE EXTINGUISHER

FFE FINISH FLOOR ELEVATION

FV FIELD VERIFY

FEC FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET

FDN FOUNDATION

FIN FINISH

FLSHG FLASHING

FLR FLOOR

FRMG FRAMING

FT FOOT/FEET

FTG FOOTING

GC GENERAL CONTRACTOR

GA GAUGE

GALV GALVANIZED

GEN GENERAL

GYP GYPSUM

HM HOLLOW METAL

HDWR HARDWARE

HOL HOLLOW

HOR HORIZONTAL

HT HEIGHT

HVAC HEATING/VENTILATION/AIR

CONDITIONING

ICRA INFECTION CONTROL RISK

ASSESSMENT

ID INSIDE DIAMETER

IN INCH

INCL INCLUDING

INSUL INSULATION

INT INTERIOR

JAN JANITOR

JT JOINT

LAV LAVATORY

LB(S) POUND(S)

L/S LANDSCAPE

LT LIGHT

MO MASONRY OPENING

MAS MASONRY

MAT'L MATERIAL

MAX MAXIMUM

MECH MECHANICAL

MFR MANUFACTURER

MIN MINIMUM

MISC MISCELLANEOUS

MTD MOUNTED

MTL METAL

N NORTH

NIC NOT IN CONTRACT

NTS NOT TO SCALE

NOM NOMINAL

OC ON CENTER

OD OUTSIDE DIAMETER

O TO O OUT TO OUT

OPNG OPENING

OPP OPPOSITE

OVHD OVERHEAD

PEB PRE-ENGINEERED BUILDING

PJF PREFORMED JOINT FILLER

PT PRESSURE TREATED

PERIM PERIMETER

PL PLATE

PLAM PLASTIC LAMINATE

PLBG PLUMBING

PLYWD PLYWOOD

PNT PAINT

PR PAIR

PTD PAINTED

PWR POWER

RB RUBBER BASE

RD ROOF DRAIN

RO ROUGH OPENING

RAD RADIUS

REC RECESSED

REINF REINFORCED

REQ'D REQUIRED

REV REVISED (REVISION)

RM ROOM

S SOUTH

SB SPLASH BLOCK

SF SQUARE FEET

SS STAINLESS STEEL

SIM SIMILAR

SPEC SPECIFICATIONS

SQ SQUARE

STD STANDARD

STL STEEL

STOR STORAGE

STRUCT STRUCTURAL

SUSP SUSPENDED

T&G TONGUE AND GROOVE

T/O TOP OF

TELE TELEPHONE

TRTD TREATED

TS TUBE STEEL

TYP TYPICAL

UNFIN UNFINISHED

UNO UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

VCT VINYL COMPOSITION TILE

VIF VERIFY IN FIELD

VERT VERTICAL

W WEST

W/ WITH

W/O WITHOUT

WC WATER CLOSET

WWF WELDED WIRE FABRIC

WD WOOD

WH WATER HEATER

WT WEIGHT

CL

Engineers Architects Revisions: Date

Drawing Title

Approved

Project Title

Location

VA PROJECT NUMBER

Building Number

Drawing Number

Dwg of

VA FORM 08-6231

Office of Construction and Facilities Management

CONSULTANTS: PROJECT MANAGER

Date Checked Drawn

FULLY SPRINKLERED

ACG Project Number

Headquarters:

Apogee Consulting Group, P.A.

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

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- DATA CENTER

NORTHERN ARIZONA VA HEALTH CARE SYSTEM

500 NORTH HIGHWAY 89

PRESCOTT, ARIZONA 86313 AUGUST 31, 2023

100% BID DOCUMENTS

649-22-70122-117

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GENERAL SYMBOL LEGEND

STANDARD MOUNTING HEIGHTS

CODE STANDARDS AND EXECUTIVE ORDERS

DEMOLITION NOTES

GENERAL NOTES

ARCHITECTURAL SYMBOL LEGEND

GENERAL ARCHITECTURE ABBREVIATIONS

INFECTION CONTROL RISK MITIGATION RECOMMENDATIONS MATRIX OF

PRECAUTIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION

INFECTION CONTROL RISK MITIGATION RECOMMENDATIONS MATRIX OF

PRECAUTIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION

ILSM TEMPORARY BARRIER TAG

PROJECT:

PRIME CONTRACTOR:

SUB CONTRACTOR:

EMERGENCY CONTACT NO.:

BARRIER INSTALLATION DATE:

BARRIER EXPIRATION DATE:

FIRE EXTINGUISHER ON

PORTABLE FLOOR

BRACKET (ILSM MAY

REQUIRE MORE THAN

ONE).

PROVIDE STICKY MATS

(CHANGED END OF

SHIFT OR MORE IF

NECESSARY TO

MAINTAIN

CLEANLINESS).

HEPA NEGATIVE

AIR UNIT

ISOLATE AND COVER ALL

SUPPLY DIFFUSERS NOT

IN OPERATION DURING

PROJECT - COORDINATE

W/ COR

COVER ALL RETURNS

AT THE

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ZIPPER WALL

CURTAIN BARRIER

POST ICRA, ILSM, FIRE

INPECTION SHEETS

VISIBLE TO PUBLIC

FIRE PULL STATION

WITH AUDIO /

VISUAL

EXISTING WALL

BARRIER

NOTE:

A. TURN UP EXHAUST ON EXTERIOR ON SIDE. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY

LOCATION OF AIR INTAKES ARE AT THE PROPER DISTANCE FROM

EXHAUST. VERIFY LOCAL JURISDICATION CODE AND VA REQUIREMENTS

FOR DISTANCE PRIOR TO STARTING WORK.

EXHAUST LOCATION

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THIS EXIT IS CLOSED AND LEADS TO A

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DUST CONTROL PLAN NOTES

1. THE VAMC INFECTION CONTROL GROUP HAS CONFIRMED THE DESIGNATION FOR THIS

PROJECT IS LEVEL IV FOR THE CLASS OF PRECAUTIONS OR LEVEL OF INFECTION CONTROL

ACTIVITIES. HARD SURFACE BARRIERS SHALL BE USED EXCEPT IN THE AREA INDICATED ON

THE PHASING PLAN WITH PLASTIC BARRIERS (MINIMUM 4MIL) TO SEAL AREA FROM NON-WORK

AREA AS LONG AS THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS INTACT AND ACTIVE.

2. THIS PROJECT NEEDS AN ENTRY VESTIBULE FOR CLOTHING CHANGES (PROVIDE AND LOCATE

A STAGING AREA FOR HAZMAT SUITS NEAR THE PLASTIC BARRIER ENTRANCE SPACES -

CONSTRUCTION ANTEROOM. THEY SHALL BE USED WHEN GOING INTO CONSTRUCTION AREA

AND LEAVING THE CONSTRUCTION AREA) AND TOOL STORAGE AND TIGHT SEALS SHALL BE

MAINTAINED AT THE FULL PERIMETER OF WALLS AND WALL PENETRATIONS. ANY DUST SHALL

BE IMMEDIATELY CLEANED IF TRACKED OUTSIDE OF THE CONSTRUCTION BARRIER. UPON

COMPLETION OF THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE, DUST BARRIERS SHALL BE REMOVED

CAREFULLY TO MINIMIZE SPREADING OF DUST AND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE

TEMPORARY DUST PROTECTION IN PLACE BEFORE REMOVAL OF A PERMANENT BARRIER.

[AFTER EACH PHASE, PERFORM TASKS STATED IN CONTAMINATION OF PATIENT ROOMS,

SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND RELATED AREAS NOTE 2.

3. PROVIDE STICKY MATS AND BLANKET AT THE PLASTIC BARRIER ENTRANCE SPACES

(CONSTRUCTION ANTEROOM) AND CHANGE DAILY OR MORE OFTEN AS NEEDED TO PREVENT

THE SPREAD OF DUST AND DEBRIS INTO ADJACENT CLEAN SPACE.

INTERNAL DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES DUST AND DEBRIS CONTROL

1. USE CORRIDORS AS PRIMARY CONSTRUCTION ACCESS.

2. TRAFFIC CONTROL: DESIGNATED ENTRY AND EXIT PROCEDURES SHALL BE DEFINED. EGRESS

PATHS SHALL BE FREE OF DEBRIS; DESIGNATED ELEVATORS SHALL BE USED DURING

SCHEDULED TIMES; AND ONLY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL SHALL BE ALLOWED TO ENTER

THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE. SIGNAGE SHALL DIRECT PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC AWAY FROM THE

CONSTRUCTION AREA AND MATERIALS.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL USE TWO CARTS TO TRANSFER CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL IN AND OUT

OF THE PROJECT - A CLEAN CART SHALL BE USED; THE NOT-SO-CLEAN CART SHALL BE USED

BETWEEN THE MAIN ENTRY AND THE CONSTRUCTION STAGING/PREP AREA.

4. DEMOLITION DEBRIS: DEBRIS SHALL BE REMOVED IN CARTS WITH TIGHTLY FITTED COVERS, USING DESIGNATED TRAFFIC ROUTES. EFFORTS SHALL BE MADE TO MINIMIZE USE OF

ELEVATORS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON TRANSPORT DURING THE LOWEST PERIOD OF ACTIVITY.

DEBRIS SHALL BE REMOVED DAILY AND AT TIMES SPECIFIED BY THE VAMC. IF CHUTES ARE

USED TO DIRECT DEBRIS OUTSIDE, HIGH EFFICIENCY PARTICULATE AIR (HEPA) FILTERED

NEGATIVE AIR MACHINES SHALL BE USED, AND THE CHUTE OPENING SHALL BE SEALED WHEN

NOT IN USE. FILTERS SHALL BE BAGGED AND SEALED BEFORE BEING TRANSPORTED OUT OF

THE CONSTRUCTION AREA. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT HAUL DEBRIS THROUGH PATIENT-

CARE AREAS WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE COR.

5. EXTERIOR WINDOWS: WINDOWS SHALL BE SEALED TO MINIMIZE INFILTRATION FROM ANY

ADJACENT EXCAVATION DEBRIS.

6. ALL EQUIPMENT REMAIN IN THE ORs AND ASSOCIATED ROOMS SHALL BE COVERED AND

PROTECTED PRIOR STARTING EACH CONSTRUCTION PHASE.

VENTILATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS

1. AIR SYSTEM FLOW: THE COR VERIFY AND ACKNOWLEDGE CONTRACTOR WHETHER THE

CONSTRUCTION AREA USES FRESH/OUTSIDE OR RE-CIRCULATED AIR; FILTERS SHALL BE

ADDED OR RETURN VENTS COVERED AS NEEDED WITH FILTER MATERIAL OR PLASTIC. AIR

MUST FLOW FROM CLEAN TO DIRTY AREAS.

2. NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE: THE AIR WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION AREA SHALL BE NEGATIVE

WITH RESPECT TO SURROUNDING AREAS AND WITH NO DISRUPTION OF AIR SYSTEMS OF

ADJACENT AREAS. USE OF THE NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE SYSTEM WITHIN THE ENCLOSURE

TO REMOVE DUST SHALL PASS AIR THROUGH AN INDUSTRIAL GRADE, PORTABLE HEPA FILTER

CAPABLE OF FILTRATION RATES OF 300-800 CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE (FT3/MIN), OR EXHAUST AIR DIRECTLY TO THE OUTSIDE IF APPROVED BY VAMC. IF EXHAUST SHALL BE TIED INTO A RE-

CIRCULATED AIR SYSTEM, A PRE-FILTER AND HEPA FILTER SHALL BE USED BEFORE EXHAUST

TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF THE DUCTS.

3. FOR EXHAUST DUCT ROUTING THRU CORRIDOR: INSTALL HARD DUCT WITH NON-FLANGE

HANGER HUNG FROM CEILING ABOVE, BOTTOM OF DUCT SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 7'-2" A.F.F.

4. ADJACENT AREAS: THE STATUS OF SEALED PENETRATIONS AND INTACT CEILING SHALL BE

VERIFIED DAILY.

5. AIR EXCHANGE RATES AND PRESSURE RELATIONSHIPS: VAMC AND CONTRACTOR SHALL

VERIFY AND MAINTAIN PROPER RATES IN CRITICAL AREAS NEAR CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

AND ENSURE AIR IS NOT BEING RE-CIRCULATED WITHOUT FILTRATION FROM THE

CONSTRUCTION AREA ELSEWHERE. PROVIDE AIR PRESSURE TESTING THROUGHOUT THE

PROJECT IN THE FREQUENCY AS IDENTIFIED BY THE COR.

CONTAMINATION OF PATIENT ROOMS, SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND RELATED AREAS

1. WORKSITE CLOTHING: CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL CLOTHING SHALL BE FREE OF LOOSE SOIL

AND DEBRIS BEFORE LEAVING THE CONSTRUCTION AREA. IF PROTECTIVE APPAREL IS NOT

WORN (E.G., COVERALLS, FOOTGEAR AND HEADGEAR) A HEPA-FILTERED VACUUM SHALL BE

USED TO REMOVE DUST FROM CLOTHING BEFORE LEAVING THE BARRICADE. IF PROTECTIVE

APPAREL IS UTILIZED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONSTRUCT A SPACE OR ANTEROOM FOR

CHANGING CLOTHING AND STORING EQUIPMENT (DESIGNATED AREA. ALL EQUIPMENT,

TOOLS, TOOL CARTS, AND MATERIALS TRANSPORTED THROUGH OCCUPIED AREAS SHALL BE

MADE FREE FROM DUST AND MOISTURE BY VACUUMING AND WET WIPING BEFORE THEIR

REMOVAL FROM THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE OR WORK AREA.

2. POST CONSTRUCTION: DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS AND KEEP ALL HVAC ISOLATION UNTIL

CONTRACTOR HAS CLEANED CONSTRUCTION SITE, VA EMS STAFF HAS DONE A TERMINAL

CLEANING, AND VA INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONTROL HAS INSPECTED AND APPROVED THE

CLEANING.

ICRA BARRIER TYPES

1. THE CONTRACTOR CAN USE TEMPORARY BARRIES (EX. STARKWALL) OR SOFT BARRIER

SYSTEMS (EX. SIMPSON) TO PROVIDE TEMPORORAY, NON RATED BARRIERS FOR EHRM IN

EXISTNG FACILITES.

NOTE: FIBER ROUTING THROUGH BUILDINGS, REQUIRES MEANS TO ISOLATE WORK AREAS, ICRA.

ICRA NOTES

IIILOW 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 V

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Patient Risk Group Table

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

TYPE A

Construction Project Type

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

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

• Removal/installation of drywall partitions.

• Invasive large-scale new building construction.

• Renovation work in two or more rooms.

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

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

• New drywall placement.

• Renovation work in a single room.

• Nonexisting cable pathway or invasive electrical work above ceilings.

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

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

• Work creating significant vibration and/or noise.

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

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

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

• Fan shutdown/startup.

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

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

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

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

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

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

• Clean plumbing activity limited in nature.

Type of Construction / Project Activity Table

Group 2 Medium Risk

Group 1 Low Risk

• Physical Therapy

• Radiology departments

• All patient waiting rooms

• All outpatient clinics

• Research Areas

• Respiratory Therapy

• Office areas (non-clinical)

• FES/EMS areas

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TYPE D

TYPE C

TYPE B

TYPE A

Group 4 Highest Risk

Group 3 High Risk

• Emergency Room

• Clinical Laboratories (specimen)

• Same Day Surgery

• Pharmacy

• Nutrition and Food

Service/Canteen

• Procedural Areas (GI)

• Inpatient Mental Health

• Any area caring for immunocompromised patients

• Cardiac Cath Lab/IR

• Central Sterile Supply

• Sterile Processing Service

• Intensive Care Units

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TYPE DTYPE CTYPE B

Class IVor control procedures are necessary.

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During Construction Project Upon Completion of Project

1. Includes all activities required by Class III

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

Maintenance and Engineering department before construction begins.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

• Medical/Surgical Units

• Negative pressure isolation rooms

• Outpatient Chemotherapy

Areas

• Operating rooms

• Post Anesthesia Care Unit

• Dialysis

• Dental

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1. Includes all activities required by Class IV

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

Maintenance and Engineering department before construction begins.

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

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

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

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

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

Coveralls must be removed before leaving the anteroom.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Damaged shoe covers must be immediately changed.

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

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

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

Work Area Cleaning:

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

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

Removal of Critical Barriers:

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

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

1. Carefully remove screws and painter tape.

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

3. Drywall cutting is prohibited during removal process.

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

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

Negative Air Requirements:

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

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

HVAC systems:

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

2. Verify that HVAC systems are clean and operational.

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

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

During Construction Project

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Cleaning:

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

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

HVAC Systems:

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

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

Upon Completion of Project

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

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

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

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

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

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Cleaning:

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

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

HVAC Systems:

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

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

1. Includes all activities required by Class I

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

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

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

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

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

7. Seal unused doors with duct tape.

8. Block off and seal air vents.

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

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

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

Work Area Cleaning:

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

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

Removal of Critical Barriers:

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

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

1. Carefully remove screws and painter tape.

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

3. Drywall cutting is prohibited during removal process.

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

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

Negative Air Requirements:

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

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

HVAC systems:

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

2. Verify that HVAC systems are clean and operational.

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

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES SHALL BE CLASSIFIED AS FOLLOWS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE:

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

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

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

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

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1. Includes all activities required by Class II

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

Management Maintenance and Engineering department before construction begins.

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

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

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

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

7. If work area is contained, then it must be neutrally to negatively pressurized at all times.

8. Seal all doors with tape that will not leave residue.

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

10. 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.

11. 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.

12. Maintain clean surroundings when area is not contained by damp mopping or HEPA vacuuming surfaces.

13. Clean construction area at the end of each shift by damp mopping or HEPA Vacuum.

For Type C activities, follow procedures for Class IV.

Cleaning:

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

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

HVAC Systems:

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

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

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SITE PLAN

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EHRM INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADE

- DATA CENTER

NORTHERN ARIZONA VA HEALTH CARE SYSTEM

500 NORTH HIGHWAY 89

PRESCOTT, ARIZONA 86313 AUGUST 31, 2023

100% BID DOCUMENTS

649-22-70122-117

TJM

A. CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL BARRIER,

SIGNAGE, PROTECTIVE MEASURES FOR ALL SITE

EQUIPMENT, LAY DOWN AREAS, CRANE ACCESS

POINTS (IF REQUIRED), ETC. PROVIDE SITE

EQUIPMENT PLAN TO COR PRIOR TO

COMMENCING WORK.

B. CONTRACTOR REQUIRED TO PROVIDE

DUMPSTER FOR ALL CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS. DO

NOT USE CAMPUS/FACILITY DUMPSTER FOR

CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS.

C. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SCAFFOLDING AS

REQUIRED FOR PERFORMANCE OF WORK, ALL

SCAFFOLDING SHALL COMPLY WITH OSHA

REQUIREMENTS.

D. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE

COR PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF

CONSTRUCTION THE LOCATION OF MATERIAL

LAYDOWN AREA, STORAGE AND DUMPSTER.

E. SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR EXACT BUILDING

LOCATION AND ALL SITE ELEMENTS,

TOPOGRAPHY, UTILITIES, BOLLARD LAYOUT, ETC.

F. SEE TECHNOLOGY DRAWINGS FOR THE FIBER

CONNECTIONS ON SITE AND ALL LOCATIONS THE

NEW FIBER IS TO BE ROUTED.

G. CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT A

CRANE LIFT PLAN TO THE COR FOR REVIEW

PRIOR TO ANY CRANE OPERATION ON SITE.

H. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH COR THE

REQUIRED CONDTIONS FOR LAY DOWN AREA,

EQUIPMENT STORAGE, DUMPSTERS, AND

CONTRACTOR VEHICLE PARKING PRIOR TO

COMMENCEMENT OF WORK.

1 FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE TRUCK ACCESS LANE TO

BUILDING.

2 FDC - FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION LOCATION.

3 LOCATION OF BUILDING SIGNAGE SEE DETAILS ON

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Scale: 1/16" = 1'-0"

SITE PLAN

W

1.0

B

3.0 4.0

A

2.0

C

194 SF

STORAGE

126 SF

VESTIBULE

69 SF

TOILET

1071 SF

DATA

CENTER

898 SF

SERVICE YARD

A

102B

T R

A V

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TRAVEL DIST

TRAVEL DIST

FEC

65 SF

SECURE

STORAGE

31'-1"

'-2

FEC

38'-4"

TRAVEL DIST

33'-1"

T R

A V

E L D

IS

T

T R

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T

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FEC

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1'-6"

EGRESS PATH

EGRESS PATH TAG

EGRESS PATH TAG - COMMON PATH

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET

EXIT LIGHT/SIGN

FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL

XXX

XXX

FEC

FACP

COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL

(NFPA 101 - 40.2.5.1)

MAX TRAVEL DISTANCE

(NFPA 40.2.6.1)

TOTAL SQUARE FOOTAGE

OCCUPANCY LOAD NFPA101

(TABLE 7.3.1.2)

REQUIRED # OF EGRESS

NFPA101 (7.4.2)

EGRESS REQUIRED WIDTH -

CAPACITY FACTOR

NFPA 101(TABLE 7.3.3.1)

100' (NFPA 101 - 40.2.5.1)

400' PROTECTED

(NFPA 101 - 40.2.6.1)

1,760 SF

INDUSTRIAL (SPECIAL

PURPOSE) OCCUPANCY

N/A

ACTUAL 2 PEOPLE

2 EXITS REQUIRED

2 EXITS PROVIDED

2 PEOPLE @…