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GENERAL SHEETS A-03-101 78 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 3 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • • ELECTRICAL SHEETS

G001 1 of 279 GENERAL - COVER SHEET • • • • • A-10-101 79 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 10 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN & ENLARGED PLANS • • • • • E001 143 of 279 ELECTRICAL - GENERAL NOTES • • • • • G002A 2 of 279 GENERAL - DRAWING INDEX ( 1 of 2) • • • • • A-11-101 80 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 11 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN & ENLARGED PLANS • • • • • E002 144 of 279 ELECTRICAL - SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS • • • • • G002B 3 of 279 GENERAL - DRAWING INDEX ( 2 of 2) • • • • A-12-101 81 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 12 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN & ENLARGED PLANS • • • • • EP-01-100 145 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - BASEMENT PLAN • • • • 81001 4 of 279 GENERAL - CONTRACTOR & BOD PROTOCOL NOTES • • • • • A-13-101 82 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 13 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN & ENLARGED PLANS • • • • • EP-01-401 146 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - BASEMENT • • • • GI002 5 of 279 GENERAL - PROTECTION PROTOCOLS AND MISCELLANEOUS NOTES • • • • • A-30-101 83 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 30 - BASEMENT PLANS • • • EP-01-402 147 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - BASEMENT • • • • GI003 6 of 279 GENERAL - ABBREVIATIONS, SYMBOLS, LEGENDS AND MOUNTING HEIGHTS • • • • • A-40-101 84 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 40 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN & ENLARGED PLANS • • • • • EPD-01-403 148 of 279 ELECTRICAL - UPS SYSTEM A ROOM BC-50A • • • 81101 7 of 279 GENERAL - INFECTION CONTROL CLASS IV AND GENERAL NOTES • • • • • A-40-102 85 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 40 - SECOND FLOOR PLAN & ENLARGED PLANS • • • • • EP-01-403 149 of 279 ELECTRICAL - UPS SYSTEM A ROOM BC-50A • • • Gl102 8 of 279 GENERAL - INFECTION CONTROL - SAMPLE PCRA & ILSM FORMS • • A-51-101 86 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 51 - ENLARGED PLANS & ELEVATIONS • • • • • EP-01-101 150 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN • • • • Gl201 9 of 279 GENERAL - SITE ORIENTATION & STAGING PLAN • • • • A-51-102 87 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 51 - SECTIONS & DETAILS • • • EP-01-411 151 of279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • 81301 10 of 279 GENERAL - TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT • • A-52-101 88 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 52 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN & ENLARGED PLANS • • • • • EP-01-412 15201279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • •

CIVIL SHEETS A-52-102 89 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 52 - SECOND FLOOR PLAN & ENLARGED PLANS • • • • • EP-01-413 153 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • CD100 11 01279 CIVIL - DEMOLITION PLAN • • • • A-56-101 90 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 56 - FIRST FLOOR PLANS • • • • • EP-01-414 154 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • CS100 12 of 279 CIVIL - SITE PLAN • • • • A-501 91 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - PARTITION TYPES • • • EP-01-102 155 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - SECOND FLOOR PLAN • • • • CG100 13 of 279 CIVIL - GRADING PLAN • • • A-502 92 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - DETAILS • • • EP-01-421 156 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - SECOND FLOOR • • • • CU100 14 of 279 CIVIL - OVERALL UTILITY PLAN • • • • A-503 93 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - WINDOW INFILL • • EP-01-422 15701279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - SECOND FLOOR • • • • CU101 15 of 279 CIVIL - UTILITY PLAN (SHEET 1 OF 5) • • • A-601 94 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - DOOR SCHEUDLE • • • • EP-01-423 158 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - SECOND FLOOR • • • • CU102 16 of 279 CIVIL - UTILITY PLAN (SHEET 2 OF 5) • • • AF-601 95 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - FINISH SCHEDULE • • • • EP-01-424 159of279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - SECOND FLOOR • • • • CU103 17 of 279 CIVIL - UTILITY PLAN (SHEET 3 OF 5) • • • AF-602 96 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - FINISH LEGEND • EP-01-103 160 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - THIRD FLOOR PLAN • • • • CU104 18 of 279 CIVIL - UTILITY PLAN (SHEET 4 OF 5) • • • AS-601 97 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - SIGNAGE SCHEDULE & DETAILS • • EP-01-431 161of279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - THIRD FLOOR • • • • CU105 19 of 279 CIVIL - UTILITY PLAN (SHEET 5 OF 5) FIRE SUPRESSION SHEETS • • • EP-01-432 162 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - THIRD FLOOR • • • • CD101 20 of 279 CIVIL - DETAIL SHEET • • • FX-01-401 98 of 279 FIRE SU PRESS ION - BUILDING 1-9-46 - BASEMENT • • • • EP-01-104 163 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN • • • •

STRUCTURAL SHEETS FX-01-411 99 of 279 FIRE SU PRESS ION - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FIRST FLOOR • • • • EP-01-441 164 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - FOURTH FLOOR • • • • S-001 21 of 279 GENERAL STRUCTURAL NOTES & ABBREVIATIONS • • • FX-01-412 100 of 279 FIRE SU PRESS ION - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FIRST FLOOR • • • • EP-01-442 165 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - FOURTH FLOOR • • • • S-002 22 of 279 GENERAL STRUCTURAL NOTES • • • FX-01-421 10101279 FIRE SU PRESS ION - BUILDING 1-9-46 - SECOND FLOOR • • • •

S-003 23 of 279 SPECIAL INSPECTION NOTES & SCHEUDLES EP-01-105 166 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - PENTHOUSE PLAN • • • • • • • FX-01-422 102 of 279 FIRE SU PRESS ION - BUILDING 1-9-46 - SECOND FLOOR • • • •

S-01-451 24 of 279 ROOF PARTIAL PLAN FX-01-431 103 of 279 FIRE SU PRESS ION - BUILDING 1-9-46 - THIRD FLOOR EP-01-451 167 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - PENTHOUSE • • • • • • • • • • S-01-452 25 of 279 ROOF AND PENTHOUSE FRAMING • • FX-01-441 104 of 279 FIRE SU PRESS ION - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FOURTH FLOOR • • • • EP-01-106 168 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - ROOF • • • • S-51-101 26 of 279 STRUCTURAL - BUILDING 51 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN & ROOF FRAMING PLANS • • • • FX-01-451 105 of 279 FIRE SU PRESS ION - BUILDING 1-9-46 - PENTHOUSE • • • • EP-03-101 169 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 3 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • S-51-301 27 of 279 FOUNDATION DETAILS • • • FX-40-401 106 of 279 FIRE SU PRESS ION - BUILDINGS 40 & 12 & 3 • • • • EP-10-101 170of279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 10 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • S-51-302 28 of 279 TYPICAL SLAB ON GRADE DETAILS • • FX-51-401 107 of 279 FIRE SU PRESS ION - BUILDINGS 51 & 52 • • • • EP-11-101 171 of279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 11 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • S-51-401 29 of 279 MASONRY DETAILS • • • MECHANICAL SHEETS EP-12-101 172 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 12 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • S-51-501 30 of 279 ROOF DETAILS • • • M001 108 of 279 MECHANICAL - SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS AND NOTES • • • • EP-13-101 173of279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 13 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • •

HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SHEETS M501 109 of 279 MECHANICAL DETAILS • • • • EP-30-101 17401279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 30 - ENLARGED PLANS - BASEMENT POWER PLAN • • • HA001 31 of 279 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS PLAN - ASBESTOS/LEAD - EHRM BUILDING - BASEMENT & 3RD FLOOR ENLARGED PLANS • • • M502 110 of 279 MECHANICAL DETAILS • • EP-40-101 17501279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 40 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • HA002 32 of 279 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS PLAN - ASBESTOS/LEAD - EHRM BUILDING - BASEMENT & 3RD FLOOR ENLARGED PLANS • • • M601 111 01279 MECHANICAL SCHEDULES EP-40-102 17601279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 40 - ENLARGED PLANS - SECOND FLOOR • • • • • • • •

ARCHITECTURAL SHEETS MH-01-100 11201279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - BASEMENT PLAN • • • • • EP-51-101 177 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 51 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • A001 33 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - GENERAL NOTES AND SYMBOLS • • • • • MH-01-401 11301279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - BASEMENT • • • • • EP-52-101 17801279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 52 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • A-01-100 34 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - BASEMENT PLAN • • • • MH-01-402 11401279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - BASEMENT • • • • • EP-52-102 17901279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 52 - ENLARGED PLANS - SECOND FLOOR • • • • A-01-100 1 35 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - BASEMENT PLAN -AREA 1 • • • • • MH-01-101 11501279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FIRST FLOOR • • • • • EP-56-101 180 of 279 ELECTRICAL - BUILDING 56 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • A-01-100.2 36 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - BASEMENT PLAN - AREA 2 • • • • • MH-01-411 11601279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • • E501 181 of279 ELECTRICAL - DETAILS • • • • A-01-100 3 37 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - BASEMENT PLAN - AREA 3 • • • • • MH-01-412 11701279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • • A-01-100.4 38 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - BASEMENT PLAN - AREA 4 E601 18201279 ELECTRICAL - WIRING SCHEDULES • • • • • • • • • MH-01-413 11801279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • • A-01-100 5 39 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - BASEMENT PLAN -AREA 5 • • • • • E602 183 of 279 ELECTRICAL - UPS PANEL SCHEDULES • • •

MH-01-414 11901279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR • • • • • A-01-101 40 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN • • • • E603 184 of 279 ELECTRICAL - UPS PANEL WIRING SCHEDULES • • •

MH-01-102 120 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - SECOND FLOOR • • • • • A-01-1011 41 01279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN - AREA 1 • • • • • ED703 185 of 279 ELECTRICAL - RISER DIAGRAM - BUILDING 9 • • • • MH-01-421 121 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - SECOND FLOOR • • • • • A-01-101.2 42 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN - AREA 2 • • • • • ED706 186 of 279 ELECTRICAL - EM GENERATOR 9 - LS, CR, EQP BUSES • • • MH-01-422 122 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - SECOND FLOOR • • • • • A-01-101 3 43 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN -AREA 3 ED707 187of279 ELECTRICAL - UPS A SYSTEM • • • • • 123 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - SECOND FLOOR • • • MH-01-423 • • • • • A-01-101.4 44 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN - AREA 4 • • • • • MH-01-424 124 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - SECOND FLOOR E705 188 of 279 ELECTRICAL - 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BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - FOURTH FLOOR • • • • • A-01-102.4 50 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL- BUILDING 1-9-46-SECOND FLOOR PLAN -AREA4 • • • • • 130 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - FOURTH FLOOR MH-01-442 • • • • • A-01-102 5 51 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - SECOND FLOOR PLAN - AREA 5 • • • • • 13101279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - PENTHOUSE MH-01-105 • • • • • A-01-103 52 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 -THIRD FLOOR PLAN • • • • MH-01-451 132 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ENLARGED PLANS - PENTHOUSE • • • • • A-01-1031 53 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - THIRD FLOOR PLAN -AREA 1 • • • • • MH-01-106 133 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - ROOF PLAN • • • • • A-01-103 2 54 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - THIRD FLOOR PLAN - AREA 2 • • • • • MH-03-101 134 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 3 - ENLARGED PLAN - FIRST FLOOR • • • A-01-103.3 55 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - THIRD FLOOR PLAN - AREA 3 • • • • • MH-11-101 135 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 11 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN • • • A-01-103.4 56 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - THIRD FLOOR PLAN - AREA 4 • • • • • MH-12-401 136 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 12 - ENLARGED PLAN - FIRST FLOOR • • • • • A-01-104 57 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN • • • • 137 of 279 MECHANICAL- BUILDING 13 - FIRST FLOOR PLAN MH-13-101 • • • A-01-1041 58 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN -AREA 1 • • • • • 138 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 40 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR MH-40-101 • • • • • A-01-104 2 59 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - AREA 2 • • • • • MH-40-102 139 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 40 - ENLARGED PLANS - SECOND FLOOR • • • • • A-01-104 3 60 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN -AREA 3 • • • • • 140 of 279 MECHANICAL - BUILDING 51 - ENLARGED PLANS - FIRST FLOOR MH-51-101 • • • • • A-01-104.4 61 of 279 ARCHITECTURAL - BUILDING 1-9-46 - FOURTH FLOOR PLAN - AREA 4 • • • • • MH-52-101 141 of279 MECHANICAL - 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TT-00-001 192 of 279 Telecom - Telecommunications symbols and abbreviations • • • • • TY-00-001 262 of 279 Security - Symbols and Abbreviations • • • • • TT-00-002 193 of 279 Telecom - Site Plan Telecommunications Site Routing Plan • • • • • TY-01-401 263 of 279 Security- Building 1-9-46 - Enlarged Plans- Basement • • • • • TT-01-100.A 194 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Basement Overall Basement Routing Plan • • • TY-01-411 264 of 279 Security- Building 1-9-46 - Enlarged Plans- First Floor • • • • • TT-01-100.B 195 of 279 Telecom- Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Basement Overall Basement Zoning Plan • • • TY-01-421 265 of 279 Security- Building 1-9-46 - Enlarged Plans- Second Floor • • • • • TT-01-100.C 196 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Basement Overall Basement Cable Tray Plan • • • • • TY-01-431 266 of 279 Security- Building 1-9-46 - Enlarged Plans- Third Floor • • • • • TT-01-101.A 197 of 279 Telecom- Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 First Floor Overall First Floor Routing Plan • • • • TY-01-441 267 of 279 Security- Building 1-9-46 - Enlarged Plans- Fourth Floor • • • • • TT-01-101.B 198 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 First Floor Overall First Floor Zoning Plan • • • • •

TY-01-451 268 of 279 Security- Building 1-9-46 - Enlarged Plans- Penthouse • • • • • TT-01-101.C 199 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 First Floor Overall First Floor Cable Tray Plan • • • • TT-01-102A 200 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Second Floor Overall Second Floor Routing Plan • • • • • TY-03-401 269 of 279 Securi1y - Building 3 - Enlarged Plans - First Floor • • • • • TT-01-102.B 201 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Second Floor Overall Second Floor Zoning Plan • • • • TY-10-401 270 of 279 Security- Building 10- Enlarged Plans - First Floor • • • • • TT-01-102.C 202 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Second Floor Overall Second Floor Cable Tray Plan • • • • • TY-11-401 271 of 279 Security - Building 11 - Enlarged Plans - First Floor • • • • • TT-01-103A 203 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Third Floor Overall Third Floor Routing Plan • • • • TY-12-401 272 of 279 Security - Building 12- Enlarged Plans - First Floor • • • • • TT-01-103.B 204 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Third Floor Overall Third Floor Zoning Plan • • • • • TY-13-401 273 of 279 Security- Building 13- Enlarged Plans - First Floor • • • • • TT-01-103.C 205 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Third Floor Overall Third Floor Cable Tray Plan • • • •

TY-30-401 274 of 279 Security - Building 30 - Enlarged Plans - First Floor • • • • • TT-01-104A 206 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Fourth Floor Overall Fourth Floor Routing Plan • • • • • TT-01-104.B 207 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Fourth Floor Overall Fourth Floor Zoning Plan

TY-40-401 275 of 279 Securi1y - Building 40 - Enlarged Plans - First Floor & Second Floor • • • • • • • • • TT-01-104.C 208 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Fourth Floor Overall Fourth Floor Cable Tray Plan • • • • TY-51-401 276 of 279 Security - Building 51 - Enlarged Plans - First Floor • • • • • TT-01-105A 209 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Fifth Floor Overall Fifth Floor Routing Plan • • • • • TY-52-401 277 of 279 Security - Building 52 - Enlarged Plans - First & Second Floor • • • • • TT-01-105.B 210of279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Fifth Floor Overall Fifth Floor Zoning Plan • • • • • TY-56-401 278 of 279 Security - Building 56 - Enlarged Plans - First Floor • • • • • TT-01-105.C 211 of279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Fifth Floor Overall Fifth Floor Cable Tray Plan • • TY-S01 279 of 279 Security - Security Details • • • TT-01-401 212of279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Basement Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • • TT-01-402 213of279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Basement Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-01-411 214 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • • TT-01-412 215of279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-01-413 216of279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • • TT-01-421 217of279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Second Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-01-422 218of279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 1-9-46 Second Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • • TT-01-423 219of279 Telecom- Enlarged Plan Building 1-9-46 Second Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-01-431 220 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 1-9-46 Third Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-01-441 221 of 279 Telecom- Enlarged Plan Building 1-9-46 Fourth Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-01-442 222 of 279 Telecom- Enlarged Plan Building 1-9-46 Fourth Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • • TT-01-451 223 of 279 Telecom- Enlarged Plan Building 1-9-46 Penthouse Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-03-101 224 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 3 First Floor Routing Plan • • • • • TT-03-401 225 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 3 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-10-101 226 of 279 Telecom- Enlarged Plan Building 10 First Floor Routing Plan • • • • • TT-10-401 227 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 10 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-11-101 228 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 11 Firs1 Floor Routing Plan • • • • • TT-11-401 229 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 11 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-12-101 230 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 12 First Floor Routing Plan • • • • • TT-12-401 231 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 12 Firs1 Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-13-101 232 of 279 Telecom- Floor Plan Building 13 First Floor Routing Plan • • • • TT-13-401 233 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 13 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-30-101 234 of 279 Telecom- Floor Plan Building 30 First Floor Routing Plan • • • • TT-30-401 235 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 30 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-40-101 236 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 40 First Floor Routing Plan • • • • TT-40-102 237 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 404 First Floor Routing Plan • • • • • TT-40-401 238 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 40 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-40-402 239 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 40 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • • TT-51-101 240 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 51 First Floor Routing Plan • • • • TT-51-401 241 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 51 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • • TT-52-101 242 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 52 First Floor Routing Plan • • • • TT-52-102 243 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 52 Second Floor Routing Plan • • • • • TT-52-401 244 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 52 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-52-402 245 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 52 Second Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-56-101 246 of 279 Telecom - Floor Plan Building 56 First Floor Routing Plan • • • • TT-56-401 247 of 279 Telecom - Enlarged Plan Building 56 First Floor Telecom Room Equipment Plan • • • • TT-TD501 248 of 279 Telecom - Details Telecommunication Details • • • • • TT-TD502 249 of 279 Telecom - Details Telecommunication Details • • • • TT-TD503 250 of 279 Telecom - Details Telecommunication Details • • • • • TT-TD504 251 of 279 Telecom - Details Telecommunication Details • • • • TT-TD505 252 of 279 Telecom - Details Telecommunication Details • • • • • TT-TD506 253 of 279 Telecom - Details Telecommunication Details • • • • TT-TD507 254 of 279 Telecom - Details Telecommunication Details • • TT-TD601 255 of 279 Telecom- Elevations Building 1-9-46 Rack Elevations • • • • TT-TD602 256 of 279 Telecom- Elevations Building 1-9-46 Rack Elevations • • • • TT-TD603 257 of 279 Telecom- Elevations Building 1-9-46 Rack Elevations • • • • TT-TD604 258 of 279 Telecom-Elevations Buildings 3, 10.11, 12.13, 30, 40, 51, 52 & 56 Rack Elevations • • • • • TT-TD701 259 of 279 Telecom- Riser Telecommunications Backbone Cabling Riser Diagram (1 OF 2) • • • • • TT-TD702 260 of 279 Telecom - Riser Telecommunications Backbone Cabling Riser Diagram (2 OF 2) • • • • • TT-TD703 261 of 279 Telecom- Riser Telecommunications Grounding Riser Diagram • • • • •

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1. ALL WORK SHALL BE COMPLETED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL PUBLISHED APPLICABLE LOCAL / STATE / FEDERAL / NATIONAL CODES, ORDINANCES AND REGULATIONS ALONG WITH ALL RELATED VA DIRECTIVES, DESIGN GUIDES AND MANUALS, SPECIFICATIONS AND STANDARDS PLUS ALL VA REQUIREMENTS (FEDERAL AND LOCAL) THAT ARE PROJECT

SPECIFIC TO THE DOCUMENTED SCOPE OF WORK ON THIS SITE.

2. EACH CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE AND WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE AS REQUIRED BY THE VA IN THE BIDDING DOCUMENTATION. CONTACT THE VA/CO DURING THE BIDDING PHASE WITH ANY QUESTIONS, VERIFICATIONS, AND DOCUMENTATION NECESSARY CONCERNING ALL REQUIREMENTS FOR PROJECT INSURANCE COVERAGE. ALL QUESTIONS MUST BE MADE IN WRITING.

3. BEFORE SUBMITTING A BID, ALL CONTRACTORS WILL CAREFULLY EXAMINE THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS SO AS TO BE THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR WITH ALL THE CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS. EACH BIDDER IS HIGHLY ENCOURAGED TO VISIT THE SITE OF THE WORK TO BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH ALL VISIBLE FIELD CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE CONTRACT, SUCH AS OBSTACLES WHICH MAY BE ENCOUNTERED AND ALL OTHER CONDITIONS RELATIVE TO WHAT COULD AFFECT/IMPACT THE WORK OR BE AFFECTED BY THE

PERFORMANCE OF THE WORK.

4. IF AWARDED THE CONTRACT, THE CONTRACTORS SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED ANY EXTRA COMPENSATION BY REASON OF ANY UNFORESEEN DIFFICULTIES OR OBSTACLES WHICH THE BIDDER COULD HAVE REASONABLY ANTICIPATED PRIOR TO BIDDING. SHOULD ANY DISCREPANCIES, ERRORS, CONFLICT OR ITEMS NEEDING CLARIFICATION BE DISCOVERED IN THE PLANS AND/OR SPECIFICATIONS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE VA/CO PRIOR TO SUBMITTING A BID AND THE VA/COR BEFORE STARTING ANY OF THE WORK.

5. CONTRACTORS SHALL REFERENCE ALL DRAWINGS IN ALL SECTIONS OF WORK FOR FULLY DEFINING THEIR SCOPE OF WORK RESPONSIBILITIES AND COORDINATE SAME WITH THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR. SUBCONTRACTORS AND SUPPLIERS FOR EACH TRADE ARE ADVISED THAT INFORMATION PERTINENT TO THEIR SCOPE OF WORK ALSO OCCURS IN OTHER SECTIONS OF THE DRAWINGS AND THE COMPLETE SET OF CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.

6. ALL ENGINEERING SYSTEMS WORK INCLUDED IN THE CONTRACT DRAWINGS SHALL BE TAKEN IN A SENSE AS A DIAGRAMMATIC REPRESENTATION OF ITS INTENDED PLACEMENT AND DISTRIBUTION WITHIN THE GENERAL PROXIMITY WHERE SHOWN. THE SIZE AND THE MEANS OF RUNNING DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS ARE SHOWN BUT IT IS NOT INTENDED TO SHOW EVERY CONNECTION, FITTING, OFFSET, SUPPORT ELEMENT, OR EVERY STRUCTURAL DIFFICULTY THAT CAN BE ENCOUNTERED DURING THE INSTALLATION OF THE WORK.

7. PROJECT LIMIT LINES ARE SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS FOR ORIENTATION PURPOSES ONLY AND SHOULD NOT BE CONSTRUED TO INDICATE THE FULL EXTENT OR LIMITS OF THE

AREA(S) OF WORK.

8. EACH CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK SHALL FULLY COORDINATE AND VERIFY WITH ALL OTHER CONTRACTORS, OTHER TRADES AND THE VA/COR CONCERNING ALL SPACE REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS PROJECT. THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR COMMUNICATING, DOCUMENTING AND COORDINATING ALL SPACE REQUIREMENTS WITH THE VA/COR TO AVOID CONFLICTS AND MISCOMMUNICATION.

9. ALL EXISTING BUILDING UTILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES SYSTEMS THAT FEED OTHER SPACES OUTSIDE THE DEMISED PROJECT AREA AND THAT ARE LOCATED WITHIN THE AREA OF WORK, THEREBY INTERFERING WITH THE NEW CONSTRUCTION, SHALL BE REROUTED AND RELOCATED AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN FULL SERVICE TO THE

AFFECTED AREAS.

10. ALL FINISHED AREAS ADJACENT TO OR INCLUDED WITHIN THE AREA(S) OF CONSTRUCTION ALONG WITH ALL PUBLIC PROJECT ACCESS ROUTES SHALL BE PROTECTED FROM DUST AND DIRT THROUGH THE USE OF VA/COR APPROVED DUSTPROOF PROTECTION. SEE THE OCCUPIED AREA PROTECTION PROTOCOLS PROVIDED ON SHEET GI001 AND

COORDINATE ALL SITE SPECIFIC CONDITIONS IMPACTS ENCOUNTERED WITH THE VA/COR.

11. DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS. USE THE GIVEN DIMENSIONS.

12. THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATING ALL SHOP DRAWING REQUIREMENTS WITH ALL OF THE AFFECTED TRADES, THE VA/COR AND

WITH THE AE.

13. OBTAIN ALL REQUIRED VA/COR AUTHORIZATIONS BEFORE BEGINNING ANY DEMOLITION WORK OR NEW CONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING TEMPORARY BARRICADES AND PROTECTION

WORK.

14. EACH CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN A COMPETENT OSHA-30 FOREMAN OR EQUALLY QUALIFIED DIRECT REPRESENTATIVE ON THE JOB SITE AT ALL TIMES.

15. EACH CONTRACTOR SHALL COOPERATE AND COORDINATE WITH THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR'S SUPERINTENDENT AND WITH THE FOREMAN OF ALL OTHER TRADES IN

ORDER THAT THERE BE NO DELAYS IN THE EXECUTION AND COMPLETION OF THE WORK.

16. DURING CONSTRUCTION EACH CONTRACTOR SHALL KEEP ON SITE ACCURATE FIELD RECORDS OF ALL CONCEALED AND VISUALLY ACCESSIBLE WORK THAT DIFFERS FROM THE CONTRACT DRAWINGS/DOCUMENTS. THESE AS-BUILT MARKED-UP RECORD DRAWINGS/DOCUMENTS WILL BE KEPT UP TO DATE BY THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR AND

PROVIDED TO THE A/E FOR DISTRIBUTION AT THE COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT.

17. IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EACH CONTRACTOR TO ADEQUATELY PROTECT EXISTING CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES TO REMAIN IN PLACE DURING BOTH THE DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCES OF WORK. ANY DAMAGE TO SUCH AREAS SHALL BE RESTORED AND REFINISHED TO A "LIKE-NEW" CONDITION PRIOR TO THE

VA/COR'S ACCEPTANCE OF THAT WORK.

18. THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PATCH, REPAIR, REFINISHING AND/OR REPLACEMENT OF ALL CONSTRUCTION, MATERIALS, ASSEMBLIES, EQUIPMENT, SIGNAGE AND FINISHES DAMAGED BY THE PROJECT DEMOLITION, TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION, NEW CONSTRUCTION OR THE MOVEMENT OF PERSONNEL, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS, ETC. BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF THE DESIGNATED AREAS OF WORK.

19. PROVIDE THE CUTTING AND PATCHING FOR ALL DEMOLITION WORK AND ALL NEW CONSTRUCTION WORK BEING PERFORMED OUTSIDE OF THE PROJECT LIMIT LINES AS

REQUIRED TO PROPERLY COMPLETE THE PROJECT SCOPE OF WORK.

20. ALL CUTTING, CORING AND DRILLING OF EXISTING CONCRETE AND MASONRY CONSTRUCTION SHALL NOT DAMAGE EXISTING REINFORCING STEEL, PIPING, CONDUITS OR OTHER CONCEALED CONSTRUCTION WITHIN. ALL CUTTING, CORING AND DRILLING SHALL BE PERFORMED USING WET SAWS. GENERAL CONTRACTOR MUST PROVIDE WATER MITIGATION EFFORTS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CUT. PRIOR TO CORING, DRILLING, CUTTING OR PERFORMING ANY BREAKING EFFORTS, PROVIDE PENETRATING FIELD X-RAYING OF THE INTENDED AREAS AND DOCUMENT THE EXACT SIZE AND LOCATIONS OF ALL SUCH INTERFERENCES. COORDINATE WITH AND OBTAIN VA/COR APPROVAL BEFORE

PROCEED WITH ANY SUCH REQUIRED PENETRATIONS WORK.

21. RELOCATIONS OF ANY INFRASTRUCTURE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS OR EQUIPMENT, WHICH MAY ALTER THE ARCHITECTURAL OR STRUCTURAL CONSTRUCTION, MUST BE

APPROVED FIRST BY THE VA/COR PRIOR TO STARTING ITS RELOCATION.

22. THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO PROVIDE THE REMOVAL OF ALL CONSTRUCTION DEMOLITION DEBRIS, SPOIL AND MATERIALS FROM THE PROJECT SITE ON A DAILY BASIS UNLESS SPECIFICALLY REFERENCED OTHERWISE IN THE PROJECT SPECIFIC LOGISTICAL SEQUENCING REQUIREMENTS.

23. CONTRACTORS TO ENSURE ALL FIRE RESISTIVE RATINGS ARE MAINTAINED PER LOCATIONS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS AND AS DISCOVERED IN THE FIELD. ALL PENETRATIONS ARE TO BE SEALED BY AN APPROVED UL FIRESTOPPING SYSTEM. SEAL ALL EXISTING PENETRATIONS EXPOSED DURING CONSTRUCTION AS PER THE APPROVED UL FIRESTOPPING SYSTEM INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURE'S DESIGN RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE PROPER FIRE STOPPING MATERIAL TO BE USED IN

EACH SPECIFIC APPLICATION.

24. ALL FIRESTOPS SHALL MATCH THE FIRE RATING OF THE CONSTRUCTION BEING PENETRATED, SUCH AS WALLS, FLOORS, CEILINGS, PARTITIONS ETC. AND SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL CODE REQUIREMENTS. USE ONLY A SINGLE (FMRC) APPROVED MANUFACTURERS LINE OF PRODUCTS FOR ALL PROJECT FIRESTOPPING.

25. THE BASIS OF DESIGN FOR ALL FIRE STOPPING WILL BE PREFABRICATED PRODUCTS AS MANUFACTURED BY THE 3M COMPANY.

26. PROVIDE AN HOURLY RATED FIRESTOP AT ALL PENETRATIONS OF RATED CONSTRUCTION AND/OR ASSEMBLIES, WHETHER NEW OR EXISTING, AND AS A DIRECT RESULT OF THE PROJECT DEMOLITION WORK OR NEW CONSTRUCTION. WHERE COMBUSTIBLE PENETRANTS OCCUR USE A FIRE RATED INTUMESCENT MATERIAL AND WHERE NONCOMBUSTIBLE PENETRANTS OCCUR USE A FIRE RATED ENDOTHERMIC MATERIAL. ALL FIRESTOPPING WORK MUST BE APPROVED BY THE VA/COR BEFORE CONCEALED BY CONSTRUCTION.

27. IF A FIRE WATCH IS NEEDED IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO PERFORM THE ONE-HOUR WALKING INSPECTIONS WHILE THE FIRE WATCH IS

IN EFFECT.

28. VA Directive 6500 requires that contractors working in IT spaces must be escorted by personnel with a VA issued PIV badge authorized by the OIT regional area manager to be in the IT spaces.

VERIFY AND COORDINATE ALL PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS TO BE PROVIDED FOR EACH SPECIFIC AREA OR LOCATION OF SCHEDULED WORK WITH THE VA/COR, BEFORE BEGINNING ANY WORK. WHEN PERFORMING CONSTRUCTION WORK (DEMOLITION OR NEW) IN OCCUPIED SPACES, THE FOLLOWING PROTECTION PROTOCOLS WILL BE FOLLOWED ON A DAILY BASIS UNLESS MODIFIED IN WRITING BY

THE VA/COR ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS:

1. CAREFULLY MOVE/RELOCATE ANY SIGNAGE, WALL HUNG ITEMS, BLINDS, CURTAINS, ETC. THAT

ARE WITHIN THE AREA/ZONE WHERE THE WORK IS TO BE ACCOMPLISHED AND IN DANGER OF

BEING DAMAGED BY THE PERFORMANCE OF THE WORK, INCLUDING DAMAGE THAT CAN BE

CAUSED BY FALLING OBJECTS, DUST OR MOISTURE. NOTE: THIS ALSO APPLIES TO THE DIRECT

ACCESS ROUTE(S) THRU THE OCCUPIED AREA(S) TO AND FROM THE ACTUAL WORK AREA/ZONE.

NOTE: THE VA/COR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE TO MOVE/RELOCATE ANY FURNITURE, EQUIPMENT,

BOXES, FILES, USER BELONGINGS, ETC. THAT WOULD BE IN THE AREA OF WORK AND

OBSTRUCT/INTERFERE WITH THE PERFORMANCE OF THE CONTRACTOR'S WORK. COORDINATE

ALL REQUIRED VA RELOCATIONS WITH VA/COR.

2. CAREFULLY PROVIDE FULL PROTECTIVE DUST, MOISTURE AND DAMAGE PREVENTION

BARRIERS/COVERS FOR ALL SUCH ITEMS ADDRESSED ABOVE INCLUDING THE ADDITIONAL

PROTECTION OF ALL WALL SURFACES/FINISHES, WINDOWS/GLAZING, DOORS, FRAMES,

HARDWARE, CARPETING, FLOOR COVERINGS, WALL BASE, ELECTRICAL DEVICES, WALL/CEILING MOUNTED EQUIPMENT & CONTROLS, CEILING CONSTRUCTION, TILE, GRID, WALL ANGLES, LIGHT

FIXTURES, DIFFUSERS, GRILLES, LIFE SAFETY DEVICES, FIRE SPRINKLER HEADS, ETC.

3. FLOOR FINISHES SHALL BE PROTECTED THROUGHOUT THE AREA WITH A 6 MIL HEAVY DUTY

STRING REINFORCED FIRE RETARDANT POLYETHYLENE SHEETING (VISQUEEN) AND/OR

TEMPORARY TARPAULIN(S)/DROP CLOTH(S) AS A MINIMUM FOR DUST, MOISTURE AND VERY LIGHT

FOOT TRAFFIC PROTECTION.

4. ALL MAIN TRAFFIC AREAS TO AND INSIDE THE WORK ZONE/AREAS SHALL HAVE ADDITIONAL

PROTECTION PROVIDED OVER THE 6 MIL HEAVY DUTY STRING REINFORCED FIRE RETARDANT

POLYETHYLENE SHEETING (VISQUEEN), IN THE FORM OF FULL SHEETS OF 3/16” TEMPERED

HARDBOARD (MASONITE) 4'X8' PANELS. ALL MASONITE PANELS SHALL BE FIRMLY HELD

TOGETHER AND SECURED IN PLACE VIA THE USE OF AN INDUSTRY APPROVED 2" HEAVY DUTY

CONSTRUCTION ADHESIVE TAPE, INTENDED FOR THIS APPLICATION. NOTE: ALL BOARD TO BOARD JOINTS WILL BE FULLY TAPED THE LENGTH OF THE JOINT AND ALL BOARD TO VISQUEEN JOINTS WILL BE TAPED AT 4' ON CENTER WITH A MINIMUM 8” LENGTH OF TAPE. PAINTERS TAPE AND/OR

MASKING TAPE ARE NOT CONSIDERED EQUIVALENTS TO THE HEAVY DUTY CONSTRUCTION

ADHESIVE TAPE BEING SPECIFIED.

5. CONSTRUCT A TEMPORARY FULL HEIGHT, FULLY SEALED, CONTAINMENT ENCLOSURE AROUND

ALL CONSTRUCTION AREAS/ZONES IN ORDER TO CONTAIN AS MUCH DUST AND DEBRIS AS

POSSIBLE DURING THE PERFORMANCE OF ANY DEMOLITION, CONSTRUCTION AND CLEAN-UP

WORK.

6. SOFT TEMPORARY FULL HEIGHT CONTAINMENT ENCLOSURES SHOULD BE CONSTRUCTED OF A

MINIMUM 6 MIL HEAVY DUTY STRING REINFORCED FIRE RETARDANT POLYETHYLENE SHEETING

(VISQUEEN) WITH THE USE OF THE APPROPRIATE TELESCOPICALLY ADJUSTABLE ALUMINUM OR

METAL VERTICAL SPRING LOADED SUPPORT STUDS/POLES. FULL HEIGHT FOAM PADDED RAILS,

PRESSURE FIT AT ALL PERIMETER WALL/PARTITION CONNECTION CONDITIONS ARE TO BE

UTILIZED IN ORDER TO MINIMIZE THE USE OF TAPE SEALS ON ALL FINISHED WALL SURFACES.

DEPENDING ON THE DURATION THE BARRIER MAY BE IN PLACE A 1 HOUR HARD BARRIER MAY BE

REQUIRED.

7. WHEN ALL WORK IS COMPLETED FOR THE PREARRANGED SPECIFIC LOCATION(S), SCHEDULED TASKING AND IDENTIFIED PERIOD OF TIME THE ENTIRE AREA IS TO BE FULLY CLEANED-UP, ALL

TEMPORARY CONTAINMENT ENCLOSURES AND PROTECTION REMOVED WITH ALL ITEMS

IDENTIFIED IN NOTE #1 RETURNED TO THEIR PRIOR FUNCTIONING POSITIONS. NOTE: FULLY

CLEANED-UP MEANS COMMERCIALLY VACUUM CLEANED WITH ALL SURFACES BEING FULLY

WIPED DOWN AND DUST FREE AS THE CONTRACTOR ACCEPTED THE AREA/SPACE PRIOR TO

PERFORMING THE WORK.

8. ALL SPACES WILL BE RETURNED TO THE USER, BY THE CONTRACTOR, AS A COMMERCIALLY

CLEAN ENVIRONMENT WITH ALL OPEN CONSTRUCTION SURFACES SEALED WITH TEMPORARY

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS INCLUDING THE USE OF 6 MIL HEAVY DUTY STRING REINFORCED FIRE RETARDANT POLYETHYLENE SHEETING (VISQUEEN), IN ORDER TO AVOID DUST PARTICLES FROM

THE CONSTRUCTION AREA MIGRATING INTO THE OCCUPIED USER'S AREA/SPACE/ROOM(S).

9. UNLESS DIRECTLY SPECIFIED AND CONFIRMED BY THE VA/COR OTHERWISE, ALL TEMPORARY PROTECTION AND ENCLOSURES ARE TO BE SET-UP AND KNOCKED-DOWN ON A DAILY BASIS SUCH

THAT THE USERS OF THE OCCUPIED AREAS ARE NOT TO BE INCONVENIENCED AND PREVENTED

FROM FUNCTIONING WITHIN THEIR SPACE/AREA/ROOM(S) DURING THEIR NORMAL BUSINESS

HOURS OF OPERATION. (M-F 08:00 - 16:30 )

10. THE BASIS OF DESIGN FOR ALL 6 MIL HEAVY DUTY STRING REINFORCED FIRE RETARDANT POLYETHYLENE SHEETING WILL BE IN FULL COMPLIANCE WITH NFPA 701-04, ASTM E84 AND CPAI 84 SECTION 6. IT SHALL BE MANUFACTURED WITH 3 PLY CONSTRUCTION CONSISTING OF FIRE

RETARDANT VIRGIN POLYETHYLENE IN THE (2) OUTER LAYERS OF PLASTIC WITH A DIAMOND

SCRIM REINFORCING MESH PLACED BETWEEN.

11. MOBILE CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS MAY BE UTILIZED WHERE APPLICABLE, IF APPROVED FOR USE

BY THE VA/COR. MOBILE UNITS SHALL BE FULLY EQUIPPED WITH A NEGATIVE AIR HEPA

FILTRATION SYSTEM THAT IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INFECTION CONTROL REQUIREMENTS OF

EACH SPECIFIC AREA OF WORK AND TASK BEING PERFORMED.

INTENT:

1. TO ORGANIZE AND IDENTIFY THE “EQUIVALENCY SUBSTITUTION PROCESS” IN ORDER TO FORMALIZE THE PROCESS, CLARIFY

RESPONSIBILITIES, PROACTIVELY MANAGE THE PROCESS AND MINIMIZE COSTLY DELAYS IN THE EXECUTION OF THE WORK.

2. THERE ARE NO INTENDED RESTRICTIONS LIMITING COMPETITION ON THE EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTION OF MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, HARDWARE, FINISHES, CONTROLS, SYSTEMS AND THEIR INCLUSIVE PARTS, DETAILED ASSEMBLIES, RELATED DESIGN ELEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE

CHARACTERISTICS, UNLESS AS IDENTIFIED IN THE BID SOLICITATION.

SUMMARY DESCRIPTION:

1. THE BASIS OF DESIGN (BOD) INCORPORATES THE DESIGN INTENT AND PERFORMANCE BASED CHARACTERISTICS FOR ALL MATERIALS, SYSTEMS AND WORKMANSHIP THAT IS INCLUDED IN THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND REFERENCED BY SAME.

2. THE BOD COMPLIANCE PROTOCOLS ARE TO BE FOLLOWED FOR ALL PROPOSED EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTIONS, DEPARTURES OR ADJUSTMENTS FROM THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT DRAWINGS, DETAILING, AND SPECIFICATIONS PROVIDED THE SUBSTITUTIONS, DEPARTURES, OR ADJUSTMENTS MEET THE DESIGN INTENT, SCOPE OF WORK (SOW) CRITERIA REQUIREMENTS, AND PERFORMANCE BASED CHARACTERISTICS.

3. NO SUCH EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTION, DEPARTURES OR ADJUSTMENTS WILL BE ALLOWED WITHOUT FIRST GOING THROUGH THE BOD COMPLIANCE PROTOCOLS PROCESS AND OBTAINING THE GOVERNMENT’S APPROVAL FROM THE CONTRACTING OFFICER (CO).

STEP 1: BIDDING PHASE

1. ALL BOD PROPOSED EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTIONS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED IMPACTS ON OTHER SOW ELEMENTS SHALL BE FULLY IDENTIFIED AND COORDINATED WITH THE GENERAL/PRIME

CONTRACTOR(S) SUCH THAT THE COST OF ALL ASSOCIATED SCOPE OF WORK IMPACTS DIRECTLY AFFECTING OTHER TRADES SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE BASE BIDS OF ALL AFFECTED CONTRACTORS. .

STEP 2: CONTRACTORS IDENTIFY PROPOSED EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTION(S)

1. ALL CONTRACTORS, BEFORE SUBMITTING THEIR REQUEST FOR EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTION CONSIDERATION SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO HAVE FULLY VERIFIED AND CERTIFIED IN WRITING THAT THE

DESIGN CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ITEMS THEY WILL BE SUBMITTING FOR BOD COMPLIANCE REVIEW MEETS OR EXCEEDS THE DESIGN INTENT AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AS DESIGNED, DETAILED AND SPECIFIED.

STEP 3: CONTRACTORS PREPARE DETAILED COMPARISONS

1. THE REQUESTING CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND PROVIDE TO THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR A FULL LINE ITEM, SIDE-BY-SIDE COMPARISON LISTING SPREAD SHEET OF ALL BOD DESIGN AND

MANUFACTURED CHARACTERISTICS VERSUS THE SAME FOR THE EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTION BEING PROPOSED.

2. ALL EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS OR ASSEMBLY EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTIONS SHALL BE PROVIDED ON A CONTRACTOR PREPARED ITEMIZED LISTING PER EACH REQUESTED SUBSTITUTION WITH A FULL AND DETAILED COMPARATIVE DESCRIPTION OF ALL SPECIFICATIONS, PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS, CAPACITIES, WEIGHT, DIMENSIONAL LOGISTICS AND KNOWN IMPACTS, DEPARTURES, ALTERATIONS

OR ADJUSTMENTS FROM THE ORIGINAL BOD.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL UTILIZE THE ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER’S PUBLISHED SPECIFICATIONS AND PRODUCT DATA SHEETS ALONG WITH ANY ADDITIONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND PERFORMANCE CRITERIA REQUIRED AND SPECIFIED IN THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AS THE BASIS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LINE BY LINE COMPARISON CRITERIA SPREAD SHEET.

STEP 4: CONTRACTORS IDENTIFY RELATED IMPACTS

1. THE REQUESTING CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO FULLY IDENTIFY AND DOCUMENT ALL PROPOSED EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTION CAUSED IMPACTS, DEPARTURES, ALTERATIONS OR

ADJUSTMENTS REQUIRED FROM THE ORIGINAL BOD REQUIREMENTS WITH THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR AS WELL AS ALL AFFECTED CONTRACTORS.

2. SEE THE DETAILED PROTOCOL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE EXTENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES AND DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR THIS CRITICAL ITEM.

STEP 5: CONTRACTOR'S DOCUMENTATION TO GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR

1. CONTRACTORS SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR AS TO THE SPECIFIC DATE THAT EACH IS REQUIRED FOR THE COMPLETION OF THEIR EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTION

SUBMISSION REQUEST DOCUMENTATION AND DELIVERY OF THE COMPLETED PACKAGE(S) TO THEM.

2. CONTRACTORS SHALL FULLY COORDINATE THEIR PREPARATION OF ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION AND EQUIVALENCY SUBSTITUTION REQUIREMENTS WITH THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO ADDRESS ANY AND ALL IMPACTS ON THE PROJECT SCHEDULE AS WELL AS PERFORMING THEIR REQUIRED FORMALIZED REQUEST FOR EQUIVALENCY SUBSTITUTION SUBMISSION.

3. ALL EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTION REQUESTS ALONG WITH THEIR REQUIRED SUBMISSION REQUEST DOCUMENTATION SHALL BE DELIVERED TO THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR AS REQUIRED BY SAME IN TIME FOR THE GC’S FIRST SUBMISSION OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE BEING SUBMITTED TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR REVIEW.

STEP 6: GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATION

1. THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO FULLY IDENTIFY, DOCUMENT, MAKE SUBMISSIONS, TRACK, COORDINATE, OBTAIN CONTRACTING OFFICER (CO) APPROVALS AND INCLUDE

THE COST OF ALL SUCH EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTION, WORK IN THEIR COST OF CONSTRUCTION AS WELL AS ALLOWED FOR WITHIN THEIR PROJECT SCHEDULE.

2. THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR HAVING BEEN MADE FULLY AWARE OF POTENTIAL EQUIVALENCY SUBSTITUTIONS AND IMPACTS DURING THE BIDDING PROCESS SHALL INCLUDE AND DOCUMENT THIS BOD PROCESS IN THEIR DETAILED PROJECT SCHEDULE ALLOWING A SEPARATE TASK ITEM TIMELINE FOR EACH WITH CRITICAL DATES AND PERFORMANCE TARGETS IDENTIFIED AND TRACKED.

3. THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR SHORTLY AFTER CONTRACT AWARD AND EXECUTION SHALL NOTIFY AND COORDINATE WITH THE VA/COR, ALL SUCH KNOWN EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTION REQUESTS ALONG WITH ALL POSSIBLE IMPACTS FROM THE SPECIFIC BOD REQUIREMENTS PROVIDED IN THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS.

4. ALL SUCH IMPACTS, DEPARTURES, ALTERATIONS OR ADJUSTMENTS REQUIRED TO ELEMENTS OF WORK WILL BE FULLY IDENTIFIED, DOCUMENTED AND SUBMITTED TO THE VA/COR FOR REVIEW, EVALUATION AND DIRECTION(S) ON HOW TO PROCEED.

5. THE GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR WILL ALSO BE RESPONSIBLE TO FULLY IDENTIFY AND COORDINATE ALL EQUIVALENCY SUBSTITUTION IMPACTS WITH ALL AFFECTED CONTRACTORS AND TRADES TO BE

SURE THAT ALL SUCH WORK IS INCLUDED IN THEIR SCOPE OF WORK.

STEP 7: TRACKING LIST OF PROPOSED EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTIONS AND IMPACTS

1. THE SUCCESSFUL GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE A COMPLETE MASTER LISTING, BY SPECIFICATION AND/OR DRAWING SECTIONS, OF ALL PROPOSED EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTION

REQUESTS.

2. THIS MASTER LISTING WILL CONSIST OF A SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF EACH REQUEST ALONG WITH A BULLET POINT LISTING OF THE MAJOR IMPACTS, DEPARTURES, ALTERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS

REQUIRED RESULTING FROM IT.

3. THIS DOCUMENT WILL BE PREPARED AS A SPREAD SHEET AND UTILIZED AS A TRACKING TOOL FOR DOCUMENTING ALL SIGNIFICANT ASSOCIATED DATES, ACTION ITEMS, CURRENT STATUS, REJECTIONS, RESUBMISSIONS, APPROVALS AND ADDITIONAL PERTINENT ISSUES AND ITEMS TO BE RECORDED AND TRACKED AS REQUIRED BY THE VA/COR.

STEP 8: TRACKING LIST OF PROPOSED EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTIONS AND IMPACTS

1. THE SUCCESSFUL GENERAL/PRIME CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT TO THE VA/COR FOR PRELIMINARY REVIEW A MASTER SUMMARY LISTING OF ALL EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTION REQUESTS WITH ANY/ALL

IMPACTS IDENTIFIED A MINIMUM OF TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO THE FIRST SUBMISSION OF THEIR PROJECTED PROJECT SCHEDULE.

2. A SEPARATE FULLY DETAILED SUBMISSION DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE SHALL BE PREPARED FOR EACH SUBSTITUTION REQUEST AND WILL CONSIST OF STEPS NUMBER 2, 3, 4 & 5 ALONG WITH ANY ADDITIONAL PERTINENT INFORMATION DEEMED NECESSARY SUCH AS SKETCHES, DETAILED DRAWINGS, ENGINEERING DESIGN AND CALCULATIONS, MORE DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS, ETC. THIS SUBMISSION DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE SHALL BE SUBMITTED WITH THE FIRST SUBMISSION OF THEIR PROJECTED PROJECT SCHEDULE TO THE VA/COR.

STEP 9: VA REVIEW AND ACTION NOTIFICATION

1. THE VA/COR SHALL REVIEW EACH SUBSTITUTION REQUEST PACKAGE AND TAKE SUCH ACTION AS DEEMED NECESSARY ON EACH. SUCH ACTION COULD CONSIST OF REJECTION, APPROVAL OR DIRECTION

ON PROVIDING MORE DETAILED INFORMATION AND/OR CLARIFICATION(S) ON EACH SUBMISSION AND/OR EACH IMPACT.

2. AS PART OF THE VA’S REVIEW PROCESS THE A/E WILL ALSO BE INCLUDED IN A SIMILAR FASHION TO THE SHOP DRAWING REVIEW PROCESS AND SHALL CONSULT WITH THE VA/COR AND PROVIDE A

RECOMMENDATION FOR THE VA’S CONSIDERATION.

3. THE A/E WILL REJECT IMMEDIATELY WITHOUT REVIEWING ANY SUBMITTAL THAT IS DEEMED INCOMPLETE AND NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE BOD PROTOCOLS COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS.

4. IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT IT IS NOT THE VA’S OR THE A/E’S RESPONSIBILITY TO RESEARCH, DOCUMENT AND PROVE EQUIVALENCY, THAT IS THE…