ESBD_File_347899_Specifications.pdf

Texas Department of Criminal Justice

Mountain View Unit

MWR #01621023

Replace HVAC Systems - Cell Block 1 & 2

/ /2023

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Texas Department of Criminal Justice

Mountain View Unit Replace HVAC Systems - Cell Block 1 & 2

MWR #01621023

This document is released for Construction.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

DIVISION 01

01 00 00 Scope of Work v.20221019 01 00 00.10 Project Specific Requirements - Vendor v.20210212 01 00 00.20 Project Specific Requirements - TDCJ Personnel v.20220406 01 10 00 General Requirements v.20221026 01 42 00 References v.20210422

DIVISION 03

03 30 00 Cast-in-Place Concrete v.20211018

DIVISION 23

23 05 01 Common Work Results for Mechanical v.20200301 23 07 13 HVAC Duct Insulation v.20190301 23 11 23 Facility Natural-Gas Piping v.20190601 23 31 13 Metal Ducts v.20211118 23 33 00 Duct Accessories v.20210201 23 36 00 Air Inlets and Outlets v.20190801 23 74 33 Dedicated Outdoor-Air Units v.20190801

DIVISION 26

26 00 00 Basic Electrical Methods v.20220107 26 05 19 Low Voltage Electrical Conductors and Cables v.20210727 26 05 26 Grounding and Bonding for Electrical Systems v.20210602 26 05 53 Identification for Electrical Systems v.20210602 26 08 13 Electrical Acceptance Testing v.20210201 26 24 16 Panelboards v.20210602 26 27 26 Wiring Devices v.20200301

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SECTION 01 00 00 – SCOPE OF WORK v.20221019

[Standard TDCJ Specification]

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Title of this solicitation cannot be interpreted to accurately represent work required for this solicitation to be provided and/or performed by vendor.

1.2 Work: The term “Work” means the provision of materials, equipment, field services, and/or construction and/or installation required by these documents.

A. The entirety of the “Work” as described by these documents is fundamentally divided into two portions.

1. One, to be provided by the Vendor – the seller or offeror of materials, equipment, and/or provision of field services to fulfill the Vendor’s obligations.

a. The portion of the Work to be provided by the Vendor may be limited to provision of materials, equipment, and/or field services only (Part-1 and Part- 2 of included Specification Specifications).

2. And two, the portion of the Work described as the actual installation and/or construction.

a. The portion of the Work identified as construction and/or installation may or may not be identified to be performed by Vendor. Review Scope of Work to be performed by Vendor and included specification sections carefully.

1) Where Part-3 of included Specification Sections is not included, construction and/or installation is not required to be performed by Vendor. Where Part-3 of included Specification Sections is included, requirements of Part-3 are included in Scope of Work to be performed by Vendor.

1.3 Unless otherwise indicated, the individual functioning as the Project Administrator for this project is the Maintenance Regional Manager, per TDCJ Maintenance Construction policy.

A. The Maintenance Regional Manager may delegate this function at their discretion (See 01 10 00 – General Requirements, 1.2.L).

B. Contact TDCJ Region Maintenance Manager for designation.

PART 2 - SCOPE OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED BY VENDOR

2.1 Requirements of PART-1 of all included Specification Sections are by reference included in the Scope of Work to be performed by Vendor.

2.2 Requirements of PART-2 of all included Specification Sections are by reference included in the Scope of Work to be performed by Vendor.

2.3 Carefully review Sections 2.3 and 2.4 of all included Specification Sections for requirements for Field Services (Inspections, Startup, Training, etc.) and Warranties.

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2.4 Unless otherwise noted, provide all Submittals identified in paragraph 2.5 of all included Specification Sections with Bid. All Submittals for elements to be incorporated into the Work require documentation in compliance with the following:

A. Check for coordination with other requirements.

B. Stamp each submittal with a uniform approval stamp with a statement certifying that submittal has been reviewed, checked and confirmed for compliance with the Solicitation Documents. Mark with Contractor’s approval stamp and provide Contractor’s signature before submission.

C. Where a specification or other technical requirement contained within the portion of this solicitation that is signed and sealed by an Architect/Engineer conflicts with a specification or other technical requirement elsewhere in this solicitation, the requirement contained in the portion signed and sealed by the Architect/Engineer shall prevail.

2.5 Refer to 01 10 00 – General Requirements, Section 2.5 for additional requirements for submittals required to be submitted with Bid.

2.6 Where elements delivered to project site are to be installed by Vendor, Vendor shall be present to accept delivery of these elements. Specifically refer to 01 10 00 – General Requirements: PART-2 Handling – Transit and Delivery article.

2.7 Unless otherwise stated, elements removed and not reinstalled as part of the required Scope of Work for Vendor, removed elements become property of Vendor, shall be removed from project site, and legally disposed.

2.8 See Section 01 00 00.10 – Project Specific Requirements – Vendor.

PART 3 - SCOPE OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED BY TDCJ PERSONNEL

3.1 ATTENTION REQUISITION WRITERS: In our endeavor to assist in the acquisition of required elements that fully meet the intent and function of what has been specified for your project, please contact the TDCJ Project A/E of Record for assistance when writing a requisition for long lead-time items or items that require advance fabrication. Facilities Engineering wishes to contribute in every way possible to ensure your requisition(s) get you what you need.

Regardless of Facilities Engineering’s level of participation in writing the requisition:

A. Where items are shipped to project location but are to be installed by Vendor/Contractor – DO NOT ACCEPT DELIVERY. Specifically refer to 01 10 00 – General Requirements:

PART-2 Handling – Transit and Delivery article.

B. Where items are shipped to project location for installation by TDCJ personnel:

1. Visually inspect elements for external damage that may have occurred during Transit. Where external damage is visible, notify PA and TDCJ Project A/E prior to off-loading delivered elements.

2. Coordinate Field Inspections that may be required in 2.3 of included specifications to be performed by Vendor upon Delivery or otherwise included in Scope of Work to be Performed by Vendor.

3. Make provisions for off-loading delivered elements.

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3.2 Where specifications and/or drawings refer to “Contractor” or “Vendor” for portions of the Work pertinent to the Scope of Work for TDCJ Personnel, “Contractor” or “Vendor” shall be interpreted to intend the TDCJ resource performing the Work and the requirement and/or specification is required to be met as though the TDCJ resource were the Contractor.

3.3 Please advise the TDCJ Project A/E of Record of the identification of the individual functioning as the PA.

3.4 As applicable, ensure the accomplishment of, and compliance with, requirements of Part 3 – Execution of each included Specifications section.

A. There are requirements of Part 3 – Execution of Section 01 10 00 – General Requirements that require submittals to the individual functioning as the Project Administrator for this project.

1. Utilize requirements of 01 10 00 General Requirements – 3.2 (Preparation) and 3.6 (Execution Submittals) to begin dialog with TDCJ Project A/E for planning and coordination of project goals and objectives, i.e. review of Request For Information/ Architect’s Supplemental Instruction/ Engineer’s Supplemental Instruction status;

observances at anticipated intervals or benchmarks; demonstration of Quality Control requirements; and other items that will vary based on size and complexity of subject project.

B. Each Part 3 – Execution of additional included specification sections have requirements for:

1. Installer Qualifications (3.1),

2. Preparation (3.2),

3. Execution Requirements (3.3),

4. Quality Control (3.4),

5. Commissioning (3.5),

6. Execution Submittals (3.6), and/or

7. Close Out (3.7)

C. These requirements include approval submittals that are required to be submitted to the individual functioning as the PA. These requirements also include approval submittals required to be submitted to the PA that are subsequently required to be submitted to the TDCJ Project A/E of Record.

D. Be advised some Execution Submittals may require approval prior to beginning construction.

E. Coordinate access for deliveries and construction activities as required.

F. All work performed shall be in compliance with all federal, state, and local laws, codes, and standards. These include, but are not limited to, the latest adopted versions of:

1. National Electrical Code (NFPA – 70)

2. Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace (NFPA – 70E)

3. Life Safety Code (NFPA – 101)

4. Texas Architectural Barriers Act (TABA)

5. TDCJ Risk Management Lock-Out Tag-Out Policy (RM-48)

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6. TDCJ Job Safety Analysis (RM-11)

7. TDCJ Personal Protective Equipment Policy (RM-42)

8. TDCJ Design Criteria Manual (TDCJ Intranet\Facilities Division\Policies and Procedures\Engineering)

G. See Section 01 00 00.20 – Project Specific Requirements – TDCJ Personnel.

END OF SECTION

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SECTION 01 00 00.10 - PROJECT SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS – VENDOR v.20210212

1.1 Provide three new packaged rooftop air conditioning units on an outdoor slab to replace (5) split system units. The new equipment shall meet or exceed the performance of the existing systems and meet all project specifications. Unit shall be 100% run tested before shipping.

1.2 Vendor is to supply all the equipment and materials. Vendor is responsible for the final integrity, functionality, and operability for the three new air conditioning systems including all installed components.

1.3 Vendor to verify the dimensions of the existing installation. Vendor is responsible for connecting new equipment to existing supply air (SA) and return air (RA) duct system and providing new ductwork as needed. Vendor shall provide new duct smoke detectors, fire stats, and any other components that will be demoed with the split system equipment and ductwork.

1.4 Vendor is to verify the sequence of operation for the smoke removal dampers and provide any new dampers that are needed for the proper operation of the smoke removal system. Existing smoke detectors and firestats shall be replaced by new detectors located in new PAHU’S or adjacent duct work.

Smoke removal fans SR-1 and SR-2 are connected to the return air duct at the far end of Cell Blocks 1 and 2. These two smoke removal systems have been operating as needed and the vendor’s responsibility should be limited to verify instrumentation remains connected and functioning.

Smoke removal fan SR-3 is connected to the return air / outside air plenum just upstream of the existing AHU-5. Demoing of AHU-5 will require some duct modifications and new dampers are required.

1.5 The existing electrical wires may be reused if they meet the requirements of the new equipment and -

A. The existing conductors are not stiff or brittle B. The existing grounding and bonding of the electrical circuits are in good shape C. The existing conductors show now obvious signs of stress or damage from overheating, water, or pulling.

If the existing conductors are of any concern, megg the existing conductors and breakers and record the test results of the megging. The results of the megging shall be forwarded to TDCJ Engineering. Replace any wire or electrical components failing the megg test.

1.6 Install new concrete equipment pads, or extend existing pads, as needed. Existing condenser units are installed outside on equipment pads located on a larger concrete slab. Existing concrete slab below condenser equipment pads may be reused or extended if all conditions are met -

A. existing slab meets the project pad height requirement for adequate condensate drainage B. minimal cracking shall be repaired C. level tolerance across width and along the length of new equipment shall be no more than ½” D. level tolerance meets the HVAC manufacturer’s instructions and recommendations

1.7 Remove refrigerant from equipment and lines. Properly dispose of or recycle the refrigerant.

Disconnect gas and electrical power from existing equipment. Demo and remove existing condensing units located on outdoor slab.

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1.8 Demo and remove existing air handling units, duct heaters, refrigerant lines, and some ductwork located in the attic. When demoing ductwork, take care not to damage existing ductwork or dampers that may be reused. Removal of existing attic equipment shall be done through existing attic access doors or by temporary removal of existing attic wall panels.

1.9 Install new PAHU’s on equipment pads.

1.10 All new exterior duct and attic duct shall be double wall with a minimum 24 gauge thick galvanized, G90 sheet metal. All new exterior duct shall be internally insulated with R-value of 8.

The exterior duct requirements shall extend inside a minimum of 3 feet. All new attic duct shall be internally insulated with R-value of 2 (1” insulation). Any ductwork that is to be reused is not required to meet the specifications for new duct.

1.11 Duct dimensions indicate internal air flow dimensions. Use appropriate- sized flex connectors at equipment connections. Make sure all ductwork is properly supported and sealed against air leakage or water penetration. Install rectangular ductwork from the new PAHUs to the exterior wall openings. All duct transitions shall be gradual with a maximum transition angle of 15° diverging (inlet) and 30° converging (outlet). Use turning vanes for all changes in flow direction.

1.12 Install two iWave-C commercial air cleaners on each 15 ton PAHU. The iWave-C air cleaner shall be installed in the supply air duct just downstream of the rectangular transition near the unit. If this location is not accessible, check with A/E for possible alternate locations.

1.13 Run electrical conduit and wiring as required. Make all electrical connections as required for a complete operating system.

1.14 Connect the gas utilities to the new PAHU’s. Provide gas stop at new PAHU’s.

1.15 Connect condensate drain with a p-trap per guidelines in manufacturer's IOM. Pitch the drain line at least 1/8 inch per foot of horizontal run. Drain line is to flow away from building and at least 5 feet away from concrete pad. If a sufficient drainage area is not available, vendor is to install an adequate catch basin or french drain.

1.16 Install single zone temperature sensor in return air duct five feet upstream of the PAHU with a simple access door to maintain temperature sensor. Trane model ZZSENSAL0400AA temperature sensor, or Trane BAYSTAT170A duct temperature sensor, or similar model may be used. Wire the remote temperature sensor to its thermostat or control module mounted in the PAHU control cabinet. Trane BAYSTAT152A thermostat, or similar unit may be used.

1.17 Before starting up the new equipment, call for a factory trained representative to witness the startup and provide training for onsite personnel as specified in the General Requirements.

1.18 Perform the startup of the new system according to the manufacturer’s recommendation. Verify the system is operating per manufacturer’s specifications. Verify the new system is providing adequate cooling, heating, and there is no condensation from the duct work or accessories. Verify all SA & RA grilles have adequate air flow.

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SECTION 01 00 00.20 – PROJECT SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS – TDCJ PERSONNEL v.20220406

PART 1 - NOT USED

PART 2 - NOT USED

PART 3 - GENERAL

3.1 Work to be accomplished by TDCJ personnel:

A. See Scope of Work – 01 00 00, PART- 3.

B. Witness the commissioning and startup of each new system.

C. Coordinate and participate in the training provided by a factory trained representative.

D. Verify the remote duct temperature sensor is properly installed and wired to the thermostat/controller. Verify the cooling mode temperature setpoint is set no lower than 75 F and the heating mode set point is set no higher than 68 F.

E. Verify the new equipment is running per the manufacturer’s recommendations.

F. Verify the new system is providing adequate cooling, heating, and there is no condensation from the duct work or accessories.

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SECTION 01 10 00 – GENERAL REQUIREMENTS v.20221026 [Standard TDCJ Specification]

PART 1 – GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. See PART-1 of all included specification sections for requirements for all elements to be provided. Requirements include specifications as identified on included equipment schedule(s) and/or project drawings.

B. Bid price shall include all shipping, permits, freight charges, and other charges as may be applicable to complete requirements of solicitation.

1.2 DEFINITIONS

A. Architect/Engineer (A/E) – a person registered as an architect under Chapter 1051 Occupations Code, a landscape architect under Chapter 1052 Occupations Code, an engineer under Chapter 1001 Occupations Code. As applicable by context, A/E shall be interpreted as defined by DP.

B. A/E’s Representative – is defined as A/E’s designated resource for certain approvals (other than approvals of technical requirements identified on documents bearing A/E’s seal and signature). For subject project, the A/E’s Representative is designated as the entity designated as the Project Administrator.

C. A/ESI – Architect’s/Engineer’s Supplemental Instruction.

D. AHJ – Authority Having Jurisdiction.

E. Beneficial Occupancy (BO) – for subject project shall be interpreted to intend the date an identifiable portion of the Work is sufficiently complete. The PA and Contractor may agree for that portion of the Work to be released to TDCJ’s operation and/or control for the use for which it is intended.

F. Certifying Authority - the Design Professional who has, or will, provide professional seal and signature for required plans and/or specifications.

G. Closeout – is defined as final activities as may be identified to demonstrate compliance with Construction Documents requirements and/or to transfer of operation, maintenance, and/or control to TDCJ.

H. Construction Documents – Drawings and/or Specifications.

I. Contractor – ‘Contractor’ and ‘Vendor’ are used interchangeably and are intended to mean the entity awarded the Purchase Order.

J. Design Professional (DP) – a person registered as an architect under Chapter 1051 Occupations Code, a landscape architect under Chapter 1052 Occupations Code, an engineer under Chapter 1001 Occupations Code, or any person licensed or certified as acceptable to applicable Authority Having Jurisdiction such as a Fire Alarm Planning Superintendent, etc.

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K. Exposed – is defined as any area less than 16’ above finished floor (A.F.F.), or grade, or less than 10’ from any platform that can be climbed in areas accessible by offenders as determined by PA.

1. Unless otherwise stated in writing in documents or an RFI is submitted and approved after Notice of Award:

a. Contractor shall interpret areas such as basements, offices, equipment rooms, pipe chases where occupants can traverse while standing as designated as ‘Exposed’.

b. Areas with lay-in type ceilings in these areas shall be interpreted to be ‘Exposed’.

L. Owner’s Representative – see Project Administrator.

M. Project Administrator (PA) – is defined as TDCJ resource assigned project coordination responsibilities for this solicitation.

1. The PA for this solicitation may be an individual employed by TDCJ as a Project Administrator by title or be an individual designated as the PA such as the TDCJ Region Maintenance Manager or the TDCJ Region Maintenance Manager’s Representative. All references to PA shall be interpreted to intend the entity designated.

2. All required project coordination including specifically identified submittals required After Award, submissions identified and/or required during the course of implementation, and obtaining approvals associated with “or A/E approved equal” requirement(s), shall be through the PA.

3. All references of ‘Owner’s Representative’, ‘TDCJ Representative’, ‘Building Manager’, or similar language shall be interpreted to intend the PA.

4. All submittals required After Award shall be to PA regardless of how stated; including submittals to an AHJ.

5. If requirements indicate that an approval, etc. is to be obtained from the PA, Owner’s Representative, etc., it shall be interpreted to mean the PA will obtain subject approval, etc. from the appropriate entity, which may or may not be the PA, and provide to the Contractor.

6. Unless otherwise indicated, provide PA with 72 hours’ notice of all coordination, inspection, testing, outages, etc.

N. Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) – is defined as tasks and/or documents required to demonstrate compliance with specific requirement(s) of the Construction Documents.

O. RFI – Request For Information.

P. RGS – Rigid Galvanized Steel.

Q. TAC – Texas Administrative Code.

R. TCEQ – Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

S. VAC – Volts Alternating Current.

T. Vendor – ‘Vendor’ and ‘Contractor’ are used interchangeably and are intended to mean the entity awarded the Purchase Order.

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PART 2 – PRODUCT, EQUIPMENT, MATERIAL AND/OR FIELD SERVICES

2.1 GENERAL

A. Brand or manufacturer’s references are descriptive only and indicate type and quality to be provided. All references to brand or manufacturer names shall be interpreted to include the language “or A/E approved equal”. Any brand or manufacturer meeting specifications will be considered, irrespective of the language “or A/E approved equal” appearing in conjunction with the brand or manufacturer name.

B. See 2.1 of all included Specification Sections.

C. Handling – Transit and Delivery

1. Perform all coordination with other than TDCJ as may be required by local, state and/or federal AHJs.

2. Transit:

a. Store, transport, and handle all products, material and equipment per manufacturer’s instructions and recommendations and all accepted industry standard practices.

b. Ship provided elements to project site according to manufacturer’s recommendations and instructions and according to applicable trade standards. During shipment, further protect elements from damaging affects including, but not limited to, impact, abrasion, corrosion, chemicals, entrance of debris, and sunlight.

1) Provide and utilize hoists, cranes, slings and/or other equipment designed and constructed for purpose with sufficient load capabilities.

2) Do not subject provided elements to damage as a result of their own weight, movement of their own moving parts, etc.

a) Provide all material and other elements required to provide required protection during transit, storage and other handling.

b) Do not utilize attachments to provided elements for connections to lifting, loading and/or moving equipment unless attachment is intended, designed and rated for such.

3. Delivery:

a. Where elements delivered to project site are to be installed by Vendor, Vendor shall:

1) Be present to accept delivery of these elements. TDCJ personnel shall not accept delivery.

2) Be required to continue requirements under Transit.

3) Make provisions for off-loading elements.

b. Where elements delivered to project site are to be installed by TDCJ, Vendor may be required by included Specification Sections to perform Field Inspections upon Delivery. Review 2.3 of all included Specification Sections carefully.

D. The intent of these specifications is to require all items necessary for the proper installation and operation of specified elements.

E. All provided products shall be free of Lead Based Paint and Asbestos Containing Material.

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F. All products and/or materials provided shall be compatible materials that do not cause deterioration to other products and/or materials due to contact with other products and/or materials or general ambient conditions.

G. Source and/or Manufacturer Qualifications:

1. Provided elements shall be the standard products of a manufacturer regularly engaged in the production of such and is the manufacturer’s current and standard design.

2. Provided elements shall be from a manufacturer legally authorized to sell such in the United States.

3. To the extent possible, package elements shall be from a manufacturer with a service center located within 200 miles of the project site that is capable of providing training, parts, and emergency repairs.

4. To the extent possible, provided elements that interfaces with and/or connects to other provided elements shall be provided from the same manufacturer. (Example:

fitting for PVC conduit shall be provided by same manufacturer as PVC conduit: etc.)

a. Provided elements that interfaces with and/or connects to existing elements

ARE NOT required to be provided from the same manufacturer as existing elements.

b. Provided fittings, mountings, and/or connectors shall be designed, produced, listed and approved for such purpose for application and conditions; and shall be from a manufacturer approved by the producer of the elements to be fitted, mounted, connected, etc.

5. Manufacturers of equipment assemblies, which include components made by others, shall assume complete responsibility for specified performance of final assembled unit and shall be UL listed for intended use as an assembled unit.

2.2 PRODUCT, EQUIPMENT AND/OR MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS

A. See 2.2 of all included specification sections.

B. New products, equipment, and/or material suitable for project conditions, temperature and location, produced, manufactured and distributed for purpose.

C. References to codes and standards are provided as a basis for compliance requirements;

if there is a conflict between specifications and the code or standard, the code prevails.

D. All provided products, material, equipment, shall be in accordance with applicable AHJ, per applicable trade standards, and per manufacturer instructions and/or recommendations and shall be customarily used for intended purpose.

2.3 FIELD SERVICES REQUIREMENTS

A. Field Inspections:

1. See section 2.3 of all included Specification Sections for Field Inspection requirements.

B. Start-Up:

1. See section 2.3 of all included Specification Sections for Start-Up requirements.

C. Training:

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1. See section 2.3 of all included Specification Sections for training requirements.

Where Section 2.3 is identified as “No additional requirements,” no training is required under subject section.

2. Where training is required by Specifications, unless other is stated, provide a minimum of two (2) each, two (2) hour, training sessions for up to eight (8) personnel at project location in a time frame per approved project schedule.

a. Where multiple Specification Sections identify training, the content of training required under each section may be conducted simultaneously upon written approval of the training outline.

2.4 PRODUCT, EQUIPMENT, MATERIAL AND/OR FIELD SERVICES WARRANTY

REQUIREMENTS

A. See Section 2.4 of all included Specification Sections.

B. All warranties shall include all travel, shipping, labor and other expenses related to removal, transport, and reinstallation of warrantied items.

2.5 PRODUCT, EQUIPMENT, MATERIAL AND SERVICES SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS

A. Provide product, equipment and/or material delivery schedule with Bid.

B. See 2.5 of all included Specification Sections.

C. At minimum, provide catalog data, cut sheets, etc. with identification of ratings, sizes, and other supporting documentation indicating compliance with specifications for proposed equipment, material, products etc. with Bid.

1. Specifically identify:

a. Number and title of applicable Specification Section.

b. Drawing number and detail references, as applicable.

c. Clear indication of specific part number, etc. where product specification sheets contain multiple part numbers.

d. Applicable available options clearly marked.

e. Complete with respect to quantities, dimensions, specific performance, materials, and similar data.

f. That there are no deviations from specifications.

1) Where there are deviations from specifications, identify such in a section labeled “Deviations” in a cover page for the submittal(s).

Failure to identify deviations will result in required compliance with specifications irrespective of TDCJ’s implied or explicit acceptance of submittal(s).

2. Detailed product submittals for equipment, material, products etc. to be considered as an “Equal” as determined by the A/E, shall be submitted with Bid.

D. Where applicable, provide schedule for field inspections, start-up, and training in terms of number of days from notification.

1. Where training under multiple specification sections is proposed to be conducted simultaneously, submit training outline with Bid.

2. Where services of an Independent Testing Entity are identified to perform services, inspections and/or testing, require Independent Testing Entity and representatives of such to:

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a. Comply with applicable portion(s) of this Section and other applicable portions of the Construction Documents.

b. Cooperate with all personnel engaged and/or tasked with portions of the Work.

c. Perform specified inspections, sampling and testing of materials, methods of construction, equipment, systems, etc. as required by applicable portions of the Construction Documents.

d. Provide prompt notification of observed irregularities, deficiencies and/or non-conformance of products, work and/or work products.

1) Verbal notification immediately upon observation.

2) Written notification as part of a signed Independent Test Report and/or Independent Inspection Report.

e. Not release, revoke, alter or enlarge on requirements of Construction

Documents.

f. Not approve or accept any portion of the Work.

g. Not perform any duties other than required and/or specified inspections, sampling, and/or testing.

h. Submit Independent Test Report of each test and Independent Inspection

Report for each Inspection within three (3) calendar days of completion of test(s) or inspection date.

1) Laboratory Test Reports: Describe variances from specified requirements, and state whether tested product and/or material meets specification requirements.

2) Field Test Reports: Furnish a report stating results for each test and/or for each required area.

3) Reports may be combined on a daily basis, if so desired, provided that location of each test, inspection and applicable identification data are clearly identified.

4) Each Report shall include:

a) Date issued.

b) Project title and number.

c) Testing entity name, address and telephone number.

d) Name and signature of inspector/technician and responsible reviewer.

e) Date and time of sampling, inspection and/or test.

f) Record of temperature, humidity and/or any factor that may impact or influence testing results.

g) Identification of product and Specification Section.

h) Location of sample or test in the Work.

i) Type of inspection or test.

j) Test equipment used and references to calibration records.

k) Results of tests and compliance with Construction

Documents.

l) Interpretation of test results that indicate unsatisfactory conditions.

m) Indication of as-found condition and as-left results.

i. Submit certificates of testing, inspection or approval that are required by laws, ordinances, rules, regulations, orders or approval of public authorities.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 INSTALLER QUALIFICATIONS

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A. See 3.1 of all included Specification Sections.

B. For all services required by applicable Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) to be performed by individuals or entities with a license or certification:

1. Individual or entity shall be legally qualified to practice or perform in jurisdiction of project site.

2. Maintain a physical file containing a hard copy of each required license and/or certification accessible on-site when work required by such licensed entities is in progress.

3. TDCJ shall stop work requiring license or certification until such is provided.

C. Where specifications require qualifications that include resume type information such as documented work experience, for the individual proposed to perform required work, provide required documentation for installation, performance and/or construction similar in scope, or larger, as the work required for the subject project. Include name and contact information for references who will confirm provided information.

D. Where Qualifications are identified, the installer and/or performer with the identified qualifications, if not performing actual work, unless otherwise indicated, at minimum shall be on site performing visual observation(s) and providing direction(s)/instruction(s) during progress of such work.

E. In addition to requirements of individual Specifications, Work shall be performed by persons qualified to produce workmanship of specified quality, to include required tolerances and specified precision.

3.2 PREPARATION

A. See 3.2 of all included Specification Sections.

B. Ten (10) calendar days After Award, provide a Project Schedule to the PA for approval.

1. Project Schedule shall be prepared in black ink on 8 ½” x 11” white paper, using MicroSoft Word, Excel or similar electronic preparation means (not hand drawn/written).

2. Project Schedule shall indicate and include 14 calendar days for response from PA, if such is required for Contractor to proceed with provided information. (PA shall act promptly to obtain approval from actual entity to provide approval such as the A/E.)

a. Where applicable, Schedule shall indicate dates for submission of items identified in 3.6 of attached Specification Section(s).

3. Project Schedule shall indicate all activities and significant milestones required to achieve Contractor’s Scope as identified above.

a. Schedule shall incorporate product, equipment and/or material delivery schedule provided with Bid. Schedule shall incorporate all elements required under 2.5 of all included specification sections, where applicable.

4. Continue protection of elements from damaging affects including, but not limited to, impact, abrasion, corrosion, chemicals, entrance of debris, and sunlight.

a. Store and handle elements according to manufacturer’s recommendations and instructions and according to applicable trade standards.

b. Provide all material and other elements required to provide required protection during storage and other handling.

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c. Provide and utilize hoists, cranes, slings and/or other equipment designed and constructed for purpose with sufficient load capabilities for movement of elements.

d. Do not subject provided elements to damage as a result of their own weight, movement of their own moving parts, etc.

e. Do not utilize attachments to provided elements for connections to lifting, loading and/or moving equipment unless attachment is intended, designed and rated for such purpose.

f. Store provided elements in secure areas identified by Warden or designee and continue required protections.

1) Provide and install secure fencing as required to maintain a closed area for elements requiring unsupervised exterior storage. Remove and retain fencing when no longer required.

C. Project Drawings are diagrammatic. Carefully coordinate installation requirements with existing and/or planned structural, architectural, electrical, mechanical and other applicable conditions and field adjust to avoid conflict.

1. Unless otherwise noted, the locations of both existing and planned elements are approximate and are not intended to convey the exact details and installation. Field determine exact locations by actual measurements and conditions before installation commences.

a. Verify space requirements and dimensions of items relative to identified installation location.

b. Verify dimensions of other construction by field measurement before fabrication or installation.

c. Verify layout in relation to existing elements, the property survey and/or existing benchmarks, as applicable.

2. The existence and location of site improvements, above and underground utilities and other elements indicated as existing are not guaranteed. Before beginning work, investigate and verify the existence and location of utilities, mechanical and electrical systems and other elements affecting the Work. Verify the location and points of connection of utility services, location and invert elevation at points of connection of sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and water-service piping, and underground electrical services.

a. Unless other is approved in writing,

1) Utilize x-ray, ground penetrating radar, hydro-vacuum, or hand-dig methods to locate utilities within concealing elements and/or under surfaces including, but not limited to, earth, slabs, decks and/or walls.

a) For applications where earth will be disturbed,

i. Provide notification(s) as required by regulations.

ii. For earth disturbances greater than 6-inches in depth, if qualified personnel and/or equipment for required locating activities are not direct resources of Contractor, engage a Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) company.

(a) Repair to inadvertent damage of a utility or other concealed element undetected by the SUE, x-ray and/or ground penetrating radar in an area examined by these means, shall not be required to be provided as part of the Work.

2) TDCJ resources shall not be utilized as primary resource for location of concealed elements. Such information shall be independently verified.

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b. Adjust, move or relocate existing utility structures, utility poles, lines, services, or other utility appurtenances located in or affected by new construction.

c. Furnish obtained location data for work related to Project that must be performed by public utilities serving Project Site.

3. Acceptance of Conditions: Examine substrates, areas, and conditions, with the installer or Applicator present for compliance with requirements for installation tolerances and other conditions affecting performance.

a. Verify compatibility with and suitability of substrates, including compatibility with existing finishes or primers.

b. Examine walls, floors, roofs, foundations, soil compaction, etc. for suitable conditions where products and systems are to be installed.

c. Record observations.

4. Proceed with installation only after unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected;

proceeding with Work indicates acceptance of conditions.

D. Establish benchmarks and control points to set lines and levels as needed to locate each element of Work.

E. Record Log: Maintain a log of layout control work. Record deviations from required lines and levels. Make the log available for reference. For exterior Work, include beginning and ending dates and times of surveys, weather conditions, name and duty of each survey party member, and types of instruments, and tapes used.

F. TDCJ will occupy site and/or existing building(s) and continue day-to-day operations during entire performance period.

1. Unless otherwise approved in writing, maintain existing exits, access to existing walkways, corridors, and other adjacent occupied or used facilities. Do not close or obstruct walkways, corridors, or other occupied or used facilities.

2. Coordinate offender relocation and schedule shut-downs of equipment and utilities, as required.

a. Provide not less than 48 hours’ notice of activities that will affect TDCJ’s operations.

b. All interruptions to TDCJ operations shall be minimized to the fullest extent possible.

1) Provide temporary services for planned outages of permanent services for periods in excess of 4 hours (consecutive or cumulative) in any 24 hour period unless otherwise approved in writing after Award.

2) Where required, auxiliary equipment and services for extended outages required for construction activities shall meet applicable codes and standards for such equipment and services; shall utilize equipment listed, labeled, produced, and/or manufactured for intended purpose; and shall be maintained and operated, to include consumable products and materials required for operation, provided on project site.

3) Correct inadvertent interruption of TDCJ operations due to construction activities immediately.

c. Protect areas being utilized by TDCJ from dust, debris, and as required for appropriate safety precautions by construction barriers, where required due to proximity of TDCJ occupation to Work area.

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3. Extension of water and electricity from TDCJ provided services for construction activities, to include temporary services, is permitted and related costs shall be included in bid.

a. Gas service is not available at all locations. Where gas service is available, connection location is noted in either the SOW or on project Drawings.

b. Extensions shall meet applicable codes and standards for such equipment and services; shall utilize equipment listed, labeled, produced, and/or manufactured for intended purpose; and shall be maintained and operated, to include consumable products and materials required for operation, provided on project site and related costs shall be included in bid.

1) In lieu of connection to TDCJ provided services, services required for construction activities, to include temporary services may be provided by any code permissible alternate means contractor deems appropriate, i.e. use of a contractor provided generator instead of connection to TDCJ provided power source. All alternate means shall meet the same requirements as service extensions and shall be included in bid.

c. Unless otherwise approved in writing, return all temporary extensions and/or alternate means to pre-project conditions at conclusion of construction activities. Removed elements shall remain property of contractor.

3.3 EXECUTION REQUIREMENTS

A. See 3.3 of all included Specification Sections.

B. These specifications by their intent are a complete and usable work product expected to be provided. To meet this requirement, provide construction in place to include that which is indicated in the Construction Documents and that which may be reasonably expected to be required to make the work complete in all respects and consistent with established and accepted construction practices.

C. Compliance with requirements of these Construction Documents includes all tools, connections, applications, inspections by AHJ, consumable products, meters, gages, dispensing means and mechanisms, and miscellaneous items required for storage, installation, operation, maintenance, and/or removal for all temporary, alternate, and/or permanent elements and services provided until such is removed or accepted by TDCJ as required by project objectives.

1. Compliance includes provision in a manner and condition acceptable to TDCJ.

2. The intent of these specifications is to require all items necessary for the proper installation and operation of specified elements. This shall include extension and/or installation of, and/or connections to, infrastructure elements such as mounting and/or leveling elements, vibration and/or thermal insulation, electrical, water, sewer, gas, drain lines, controls, and other such as may be required.

D. Perform complete scope of work regardless of where in the Construction Documents a requirement, or related requirement, appears.

E. All installation and/or construction shall be in accordance with applicable AHJ, per applicable trade standards, and per manufacturer instructions and/or recommendations.

1. All packaging and elements required for shipment, placement, etc. shall be removed without damage.

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a. All elements provided by the manufacturer not required for final configuration as specified shall be removed.

2. Comply with codes, ordinances, rules, regulations, orders, standards, and other legal requirements of AHJ, which bear on performance or Work.

3. Promptly submit written notice of observed variance of Construction Documents from legal requirements.

a. Assume responsibility for Work known to be contrary to such requirements and completed without providing this notification.

4. Install, construct, test, and service all products, material and equipment per manufacturer’s instructions and recommendations and all accepted industry standard practices until operation and control is accepted by TDCJ.

a. Unless otherwise noted, testing shall only be required for newly installed elements.

5. Do not conceal elements until inspected and approved by A/E or A/E’s representative.

F. Construct Work in stages or phases with each to be substantially complete before beginning next to accommodate TDCJ occupancy requirements during the construction.

1. Coordinate implementation schedules and operation with PA.

2. For interior work to the extent possible, all work including demolition, installation, repair, restoration, functional testing, etc. shall be completed in one area before beginning work in another area.

G. Penetrations: Seal all penetrations, either vacated or created, as required to maintain barrier integrity of element penetrated to include U.L. ratings for fire, smoke, temperature, moisture, air, etc.

1. This shall include replacement of damaged barrier material panels, etc. up to the penetration where sealing compounds etc. will be used to fill remaining gaps, or

2. Replacement of barrier material panel or section so the vacated penetration no longer exists, or

3. Filling vacated penetration with same material as penetrated barrier such as concrete.

H. All elements installed in Exposed areas shall be non-flexible and detention grade.

1. All installed elements in Exposed areas shall be secured utilizing torx-head or similar tamper-resistant screws.

2. Elements such as detectors, sensors, strobes, audible alarms and similar elements installed in Exposed areas shall be provided with manufacturer’s grates, guards, or grills as applicable. Such elements shall be UL listed with installed grates, guards, and/or grills.

3. Where electrical conduit is required to be installed in Exposed areas, install RGS secured with 2-hole straps. Minimum conduit size for 120 VAC or higher shall be ¾”.

I. Install elements to facilitate service, maintenance, and repair or replacement of elements.

J. Install fittings etc. as required to facilitate removal of elements without dismantling.

K. Installed elements shall not be installed within code clearances above, below and to sides of existing or to be installed elements.

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L. Installed elements shall be placed so service, maintenance, and repair or replacement activities will also meet these specifications.

M. Installed elements shall not:

1. Interfere with opening of doors or apparatus or impede access to other elements.

2. Apply torque to other elements.

N. Progress Cleaning:

1. Clean Project area where work is in progress as necessary to facilitate work progress, protect surfaces, and maintain safety requirements.

2. Secure all construction related debris, equipment, material, and tools at the conclusion of construction activities each day.

3. Requirements include removal of all debris, equipment, material and tools each day.

4. Remove debris from concealed spaces before enclosing the space.

O. Protection of Installed Construction:

1. Install products at the time and under conditions that will ensure the best possible results. Provide protection and maintain conditions per manufacturers’ recommendation for temperature, humidity, and air quality that ensure installed Work is without damage or deterioration until charge and control is transferred to

TDCJ.

2. Ensure that no part of construction, completed or in progress, is subject to harmful, dangerous, damaging or otherwise deleterious exposure during construction…