ESBD_487720_1771276855688_PM-1415_Armko_Addendum No. [#1].pdf

DATE: February 16, 2026

FROM: Greg Carroll

NO. OF PAGES: 10

REGARDING:

ADDENDUM NO. 1 FOR

WEST TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

2025 ROOF REPLACEMENT PROJECT

PROJECT NO. #25-1183-49

The following specification additions and drawing additions have been implemented for the above project.

The addendum serves to revise and supersede information in the current Signed and Sealed Project Manual. The following additions and revisions shall be made as part of the plans for this project:

Specifications:

1. Incorporate Specification 07 56 00 – Applied Acrylic Coating Over Granulated Modified Bitumen to bid package.

Drawings:

1. Drawing Sheet R1.04 – WEST TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY – CORNETTE LIBRARY

– Location for additional skylight called out in specific roof notes.

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Attachments: Specification Section 07 56 00, 8 pages R1.04, 1 page

2/16/2026

Armko Texas Registered Engineering Firm

F-006498

1320 SPINKS ROAD

FLOWER MOUND, TX 75028

972.874.1388 www.armko.com

WEST TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY PROJECT NO. 25-1183-49

2025 ROOF REPLACEMENT

CANYON, TX

APPLIED ACRYLIC COATING OVER GRANULATED MODIFIED BITUMEN 07 56 00 - 1

SECTION 07 56 00 1

APPLIED ACRYLIC COATING OVER GRANULATED MODIFIED BITUMEN 2

PART 1 - GENERAL 5

1.01 AREAS and WORK INCLUDED 7

A. The work shall include furnishing all materials, labor, equipment, services, and roofing 9 accessories to complete the installation of the coating system specified herein. 10

B. Roof Coating includes the removal and replacement of the existing metal coping, all 12 expansion joint flashing, counter flashings and any other metal flashings with new Like, 13 Kind and Quality as required to install the specified roof coating system to achieve the 14 specified warranty 15

1.02 QUALITY CONTROL 17

A. All applicable requirements of the manufacturer's specification and application guide are to 19 be considered hereby incorporated by this reference. Any conflicts or ambiguities between 20 these project documents, manufacturer’s requirements, and any other documents 21 pertaining to this project shall be brought to the attention of manufacturer’s Technical 22 Representative and the Owner's representative before the proposal is submitted. In the 23 event that such questions are not resolved before proposal submission, the Contractor will 24 be considered to have based his proposal on the more stringent requirements. 25

B. Contractor Requirements: 27

1. The contractor bidding work to these specifications shall be approved by the primary 28 coating manufacturer as an approved applicator prior to submitting this bid. 29

2. Prior to the award of the contract, the Contractor shall furnish to the Owner 30 satisfaction, evidence of his status as an approved applicator, a list of successfully 31 completed projects of similar scope, and such financial information as requested. 32

C. Primary Coating Manufacturer Requirements: 34

1. Manufacturer shall have been engaged in the production of roof coatings and 35 waterproofing materials for a minimum of 20 years. 36

2. Primary coating manufacturer shall be an associate member in good standing of the 37 National Roofing Contractor's Association. 38

3. Primary coating manufacturer, at the Owner’s representative’s request may make 39 available a technical representative who will monitor the procedures used by the 40 contractor to assure adherence to manufacturer's recommended application 41 procedures. 42

4. The primary coating manufacturer's representative shall advise the Contractor of any 43 materials, detail of the work, or work methods that do not comply with these 44 specifications and any accompanying drawings. If corrections are not completed, the 45 Technical Representative shall notify the Owner's representative of the items which 46 do not comply. 47

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1.03 SUBMITTALS 1

A. At least ten (10) days before the pre-construction meeting, the Contractor shall submit to 3 the Owner’s representative, copies of any applicable specification sheets, drawings of 4 flashing details, and material data sheets on all materials, and Certificates of Insurance. 5 The exact specification to be used and any modifications to the details shall be clearly 6 marked on the submittals of which sufficient copies shall be furnished to provide for the 7 Owner's needs, an approved copy for the Technical Representative, and one approved 8 copy for the Contractor's files. 9

B. Submit a sample copy of the Contractor's required five (5) year warranty, which shall cover 11 any and all defects in workmanship and materials. The warranty may exclude physical 12 damage caused by Acts of God, any activity by anyone other than the Contractor's 13 employees, or failure of the building's structural components. 14

C. Submit a sample copy of the primary coating manufacturer’s material warranty providing for 16 ten (10) years coverage for the specified coating system. 17

1.04 SUBSTITUTIONS OF SPECIFIED MATERIALS 19

A. Whenever a particular specification assembly number, material or trade name is shown or 21 specified herein, it shall be regarded as being indicative of the standard required. A bidder 22 who proposes to quote on the basis of substituted materials or systems shall submit to the 23 Owner's representative not less than five (5) days prior to scheduled deadline for questions 24 the following items: 25

1. A written application for approval and an explanation of the reason for consideration 26 of an alternate system or product. Both the specification and individual component 27 items shall be equivalent to that specified to be eligible for consideration. 28

2. All requests for alternates must include a current certificate from a nationally known 29 testing laboratory which has been accredited by BOCA and/or ICBO and/or CABO. 30

3. The Owner's representative reserves the right to be the final authority on the 31 acceptance or rejection of any proposed alternate materials or systems. A proposal 32 based on unapproved systems, materials, or unsubstantiated data will be considered 33 non-responsive. 34

1.05 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING 36

A. Delivery of Materials: All materials delivered to the job site shall be new, dry, and 38 undamaged. Containers shall be unopened and undamaged. All manufacturers' labels 39 shall be intact and contain the product and manufacturers' names, run code of manufacture 40 and testing approvals. 41

B. Storage of Materials: 43

1. Membrane materials shall be set on ends only, with the selvage end up. Discard 44 containers which may have been flattened, creased, or otherwise damaged. Place 45 materials on pallets or dunnage. Palletized materials shall not be stacked. 46

2. Cover all materials with weatherproof materials secured to prevent materials 47 becoming exposed. Coverings shall be breathable material, vented, or the material 48 placed on a ground cover to prevent condensation on the underside of the cover. 49

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3. Materials stored on the roof surface shall be covered with weatherproof coverings 1 and dispersed to avoid concentrated loading, with any larger concentrations set over 2 major structural members. 3

1.06 SITE CONDITIONS 5

A. No work shall be performed that will reduce the degree to protection from weather by the 7 existing roof. Removed areas of the roof shall have either new roofing or weather-tight 8 temporary roofing applied to provide continuous protection for the building. 9

B. The Contractor shall comply with all reasonably applicable requirements of the Owner's 11 safety and security requirements and with all applicable Federal, State, Local and City 12 regulations, laws, and ordinances. 13

C. The Contractor shall provide coverings to protect building and ground surfaces in all areas 15 in which work is being performed. The type of covering will be appropriate to the type of 16 work being performed and the surfaces to be protected in that location. Protection 17 requirements shall include those surfaces over or past which materials, including pumped 18 adhesives, are being transported. 19

D. Proceed with roofing work only when existing and forecasted weather conditions will permit 21 work to be performed in accordance with manufacturers' recommendations and guarantee 22 requirements. 23

E. Store and handle coating materials in a manner that shall ensure there is no possibility of 25 contamination. Store in a dry, well ventilated, weather-tight place at temperatures 26 between 50° F and 80° F until product is ready to be applied. Do not allow product to 27 freeze, or sit open unless in use. 28

F. Do not begin work if rain is expected within twenty-four hours of application, or if 30 temperatures are expected to fall below 42° F during the duration of the job. 31 G. Upper temperature restriction (both air and substrate) for application of coating products 33 is 110° F 34 H. No moisture can be present when applying the coating products. 36

I. Allow for sufficient daylight hours necessary for curing of materials, taking into 38 consideration the curing properties of the Roof Coating and flashing grade. 39 J. Do not apply indoors or in a confined space. Allow for proper ventilation. 41 K. Do not exceed one-eighth inch (1/8") in a single spray application. 43 L. Not for use over silicone or fluorocarbon (PVDF – Kynar) coatings. 45 M. Do not apply to damp or wet surfaces. 47 N. Must be applied to primed surfaces only. 49

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O. Not recommended for aggregate embedded roof surfaces. Remove all aggregate to a 1 smooth surface prior to application. 2

P. Not recommended for coat-tar pitch, new APP modified bitumen surfaces, and/or 4 polyurethane foam. 5

1.07 ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS 7

A. Application of materials shall not be performed when weather conditions interfere with good 9 application practices. Materials shall not be placed on damp surfaces or in the presence of 10 rain or snow. Any materials applied under such conditions to protect building surfaces shall 11 be removed before application of the coating system continues and may not be 12 incorporated into the finished project. 13

B. Generally, the ambient temperature shall be 45º F and rising during the application of the 15 specified materials. For specific requirements for cold weather application, contact the 16 primary coating manufacturer. 17

1.08 WARRANTY 19

A. Provide all required work including lap prep and buttering of all laps and seams to provide 21 the specified warranty. Upon project completion and acceptance by the Owner's 22 representative and primary coating manufacturer, executed copies of the submitted 23 manufacturer's ten (10) year labor and material with contractor's five (5) year labor 24 warranties shall be furnished promptly. 25

B. A list containing the names of the contractor's Service Manager, Superintendent, and 27

Project Manager shall be furnished which will also contain contact telephone numbers and 28 the Contractor's current mailing address. 29

1.09 DISQUALIFICATION OF BIDDERS 31

A. The Owner's representative shall be the sole judge of the acceptability of a bidder's 33 experience, capabilities and resources to properly execute the work, and financial 34 resources. 35

B. Unresolved litigation or previous defaults on contracts may be sufficient justification for 37 rejection of a bidder. 38

PART 2 - PRODUCTS 41

2.01 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 43

A. Coating system shall be a fluid applied, coating designed for the specific application of 45 coating a granulated modified bitumen roof. Surface preparation and a two (2) layer 46 reflective coating application shall be included and performed as part of the system. 47

2.02 PRIMARY COATING MATERIALS 49

A. Cold Liquid Membrane: Acrylic Top Coat, White, shall meet or exceed the following: 51

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Property Typical Value Test Method 2 Coverage Rate Top coat 1.5gal/sq 3 Coverage Rate Base coat .1.5gal/sql 4 Dry Time (water resistance) 3 hours @70° F, 50% RH 5 Weight per gallon 11.8 pounds 6 Percent Solids Content ASTM D 2369 7 Solids by weight 66% ASTM D 1644 8 Solids by volume 53% ASTM D 2697 9 Hardness 55-56 Shore A ASTM D 2240 10 Tensile Strength 284 psi ASTM D 2370 11 Percent Elongation at break 258% ASTM D 2370 12 Permeance 5.7 perms ASTM E 1653 13 VOC Content <50 g/l Calculated 14

, 15 B. Base Coat: Acrylic Base Coat, Grey, single-component, VOC, epoxy primer/sealer, shall 16 meet or exceed the following. Shall be used on surfaces only prior to application of 17 coating. 18

Property Typical Value Test Method 20 Coverage Rate Base coat 1.5gal/sq 22 Dry Time (water resistance) 4 hours @75° F, 50% RH 23 Percent Solids Content ASTM D 2369 24 Solids by weight 66% ASTM D 1644 25 Solids by volume 52% ASTM D 2697 26 Hardness 60-70 Shore A ASTM D 2240 27 Tensile Strength 182 psi ASTM D 2370 28 Percent Elongation at break 135% ASTM D 2370 29 Permeance 5.7 perms ASTM E 1653 30 VOC Content <25 g/l Calculated 31

C. Primer: Acrylic Bleed Block single-component, low VOC, acrylic polymer primer. Shall 33 be used on surfaces only prior to application of coating. 34

Property Typical Value Test Method 36 Coverage Rate 0.5-1.0 gal/sq 37 Shelf Life 18 months 38 VOC Content <50 g/l Calculated 39 Primer: single-component, exterior acrylic latex primer for use over metal substrates 41 Property Typical Value Test Method 42 Coverage Rate 0.3 - 0.5 gal/sq 43 Shelf Life 18 months 44 VOC Content <100 g/l Calculated 45

D. Polyester Reinforcing Fabric: Woven polyester sheet, shall meet or exceed the following: 47

Typical Physical Properties 49

Tensile Strength 70pounds ASTM D 5034 51

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CD 70pounds ASTM D 5034 1 Elongation MD:25% ASTM D 5034 2

CD: 104% ASTM D 5034 3

Trapezoidal Tear MD :27pounds ASTM D 3787 4

CD:19pounds ASTM D 3787 5

2.03 SEALANT 6

A. Sealant for use at coping joints, reglet joints, cracks, etc., shall be a one-component 8 urethane non-sag, gun grade sealant designed for use in active exterior joints, and shall 9 meet or exceed Federal Specification No. 1 TT-S-00230C, Type II, Class A, ASTM C 920. 10 Where joint surfaces are contained or are contaminated with bituminous materials, provide 11 manufacturer's modified-type sealant (modified with coal-tar or asphalt as required), or 12 approved equal. 13

2.04 SHEET METAL REQUIREMENTS 15

A. General: Replace existing defective sheet metal components with like kind, quality and 17 profile and fasten according to manufacturer's guidelines and/or SMACNA. 18

PART 3 - EXECUTION 21

3.01 INSPECTION AND SURFACE PREPARATION 23

A. All dirt, debris, and loose granules shall be removed and the existing surface cleaned, 25 using a high-pressure washer. Defects in the existing surface shall repaired with like and 26 shall conform to requirements of the Primary Materials Manufacturer. 27

B. The methods used to remove any required existing materials shall not cause preventable 29 damage to the other building components. Where removal will permit excessive dust or 30 debris to enter habitable spaces within the building. 31

C. All surfaces to receive the new roof coating or flashing materials shall be smooth, clean, 33 dry and in good repair. The surface to receive the roof coating shall continue to provide 34 for drainage of rainwater to roof edges, roof drains, or scuppers. Any exceptions to these 35 requirements or variations to applicable building codes shall be noted in writing before 36 work is undertaken. 37

D. Blisters shall be cut and target patches of modified bitumen roofing membrane applied 39 according to NRCA guidelines. 40 E. Small blisters may be split and adhered to the substrate by melting the existing modified 42 bitumen membrane with a heat gun, then applying a three-course repair using polyester 43 fabric and base coat material over the split blister. 44

F. Splits, open laps and/or joints shall be repaired with a three-course repair using polyester 46 fabric and base coat material. Trimming of open seams and laps shall be done prior to 47 three-course repair. 48

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G. Contractor shall apply a silicon coating around all roof drains extending from the parapet 1 out past the roof drain line 6’-0” and tie into the adjacent Acrylic coating material, typical 2 all roof drain locations. 3

H. Contractor shall remove existing base flashings as detailed and install new substrate as 5 detailed and in accordance with the manufacturers requirements. 6

3.02 COATING MIXING INSTRUCTIONS 8

A. Mix for two to three (2-3) minutes and pour entire contents in an area matching the 10 prescribed coverage rate. Resulting work life varies with temperature. At 77° F, work life is 11 about twenty (20) minutes. 12

3.03 APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS 14

A. Application shall commence at the low points of the roof surface. Locations shall be 16 sequenced to avoid or minimize traffic over newly coated areas. 17

B. Use notched squeegees for even distribution and controlled thickness. Application with 19 brush or roller is acceptable. 20 C. Spraying of material is not allowed. 22 D. Equipment loads shall be adjusted as necessary to prevent overloading of the structure or 24 damage to materials already placed. 25 E. Fire extinguishers and all safety-related equipment shall be provided, used, and maintained 27 to comply with all applicable OSHA requirements and local codes and ordinances. 28

F. Coatings and other materials shall be protected from adverse temperatures or conditions. 30 G. Application of all components of the coating shall comply with the primary coating 32 manufacturer’s requirements just as if reproduced in their entirety within this specification 33 section. 34

H. The type of primer, base/surface coating, flashing mastics, and fabrics shall be as required 36 by these specifications and any pertinent supplements. 37 I. Prior to the application of base coating, all repairs and other details shall be completed as 39 required by the primary coating manufacturer. 40 J. Coverage Rates: Detail, base and surface coatings shall be applied at the rate of 20 mils, 42 or 80 square feet, per gallon. 43

3.04 REFLECTIVE COATING APPLICATION 45

A. Base coat and surface coat materials shall be freshly mixed and applied within ten (10) 47 minutes from completion of mixing. 48 B. The base coat and surface coat shall be supplied in cross-hatch fashion. 50

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C. Base Coat Application: To all areas to receive base coating, including any vertical 1 transitions, uniformly apply twenty four (24) wet mils at the rate of eighty (80) square feet 2 per gallon. 3

D. Top Coat Application: After base coat has fully cured, uniformly apply twenty four (24) wet 5 mils of top coat over base coated areas at the rate of one hundred (100) square feet per 6 gallon. Completed system will be approximately forty eight (48) wet mils thick and 25 DFT. 7

E. After full cure, inspect all finished surfaces for defects in the coating application and apply 9 additional coating for touch-up to achieve the proper overall thickness. Care should be 10 taken to ensure all corners and crevices are covered. 11

F. Apply two (2) applications of silicone coating out past all existing drains a minimum of 6’-0’ 13 and tie back into new adjacent coating. 14

G. Contractor to apply 3” wide yellow striping around all silicone coating locations. 16

H. Contractor to apply yellow traffic coating as shown on drawings at all accessible sides of 18 equipment and roof points of access such as roof hatches and roof to roof ladders. 19

3.05 CLEANING 21

A. Remove debris resulting from completion of fluid–applied roofing operation from the project 23 site. 24

3.06 PROTECTION 26

A. After completion of application, do not allow traffic on coated surfaces for a period of at 28 least 48 hours at 75 deg. F and 50% relative humidity, or until completely cured. 29

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SECTIONS (A, B, C, & D)

WORK SHALL INCLUDE REMOVAL OF THE EXISTING ROOF SYSTEM DOWN TO

LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE DECK.

MECHANICALLY FASTEN A VENTING BASE SHEET TO THE DECK AS PER ASCE 7

CRITERIA.

PROVIDE TWO LAYERS OF TWO INCH (4 ”) POLYISOCYANURATE INSULATION

BOARD SET IN SPECIFIED ADHESIVE.

INSTALL ALL ASSOCIATED CRICKETS SET IN SPECIFIED ADHESIVE AS NOTED

ON ROOF PLANS.

PROVIDE A ONE-HALF INCH (1/2”) COVER BOARD SET IN SPECIFIED ADHESIVE.

PROVIDE A NEW TWO-PLY MODIFIED BITUMEN ROOF SYSTEM SET IN COLD

APPLIED ADHESIVE. ALL END AND SIDE LAPS TO BE HOT AIR WELDED.

PROVIDE A TWENTY (20) YEAR NDL MANUFACTURER ’S WARRANTY AND A TWO

(2) YEAR CONTRACTOR’S WARRANTY.

NEW METAL SHALL BE PREFINISHED, SELECTED BY THE OWNER FROM A FULL

RANGE OF COLORS.

WORK SHALL ALSO INCLUDE ALL HVAC AND ELECTRICAL, PIPING DISCONNECT

AND RECONNECTION.

INSTALLATION SHALL BE AS PER NRCA, SMACNA, ANSI/SPRI, SPECIFICATIONS,

DETAILS AND MANUFACTURER’S GUIDELINES.

ALL GAS LINES TO BE TESTED AND CERTIFIED BY A MASTER PLUMBER.

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ADD WOODEN NAILERS TO TOP OF PARAPET AS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A

NAILABLE SURFACE FOR THE NEW METAL COPING AND WIND CLEAT.

ALL INTERIOR PARAPET WALLS TO HAVE NEW 3/4 “ INCH PLYWOOD INSTALLED

AND PROPERLY FASTENED TO THE VERTICAL SURFACE IN ORDER TO RECEIVE

THE NEW FLASHING MEMBRANE AS DETAILED.

24 GAUGE PREFINISHED METAL COPING SHALL BE INSTALLED UTILIZING A

LOW-PROFILE STANDING SEAM AS DETAILED

INSTALL ONE-HALF INCH PER FOOT CRICKETS TO PROVIDE POSITIVE SLOPE

TO THE EXISTING DRAINS.

PROVIDE AN ADDITIONAL PLY OF THE FINISH PLY MEMBRANE UNDER ALL NEW

PIPE SUPPORT STANDS. ALL GAS LINES TO BE PAINTED YELLOW.

ALL NEW AND EXISTING DRAIN ACCESSORIES TO BE PAINTED RED.

VERIFY IN WRITING TO PROJECT MANAGER THAT ALL DRAINS AND LINES ARE

FREE FLOWING AND WATERTIGHT PRIOR TO SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION.

REMOVE AND REPLACE SKYLIGHT PER LIKE KIND AND QUALITY.

TAPER THE TOP OF THE EXPANSION JOINT AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN 10"

MINIMUM HEIGHT ABOVE FINISHED ROOF SURFACE.

PROVIDE ROOF TO ROOF EXPANSION JOINT AS DETAILED.

REMOVE ALL ABANDONED CURBS AND DECK-IN WITH PROPER IN-FILL

MATERIALS.

REMOVE AND REPLACE ALL EXISTING ROOF DRAIN BOWLS AND DOMES.

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