Exhibit_A.pdf

Scope

Seminole County seeks a qualified General or Building Contractor, specializing in commercial style impact resistant Hurricane Rated window and door replacements, along with exterior wood frame structures and installation of Fiber Cement Lap Siding for fire station 14, located at 600 Hattaway Dr. Altamonte Springs.

The general scope of work will be to replace the existing vinyl siding and associated wood trim materials, on all walls and ceilings with a new James Hardie fiber cement trim and siding product and the replacement of all windows and door units on the exterior of the building, using commercial style hurricane rated, impact resistant windows and doors.

The Contractor will be responsible for ensuring all existing trims, beginning with the ledge board under the roof line drip edge down too and including lap siding is removed and any damaged framing members and or wood sheathing is replaced with new, along with installation of appropriate vapor/watertight barriers, prior to installation of new James Hardie Fiber Cement trim and siding materials being installed.

Siding materials will be James Hardie Fiber Cement manufactured brand HZ10 Lap Siding and Trim Boards, along with all associated underlayment’s. To include, but not limited to, weather barrier, flashings, flex flashings and seam tape.

Walls will be wood grain pattern 8.25” x 144” with a maximum 6 ½” exposure.

Ceilings will be smooth pattern 4’ x 8’ sheets with ½” x 1 ¼” furring strips over seams and perimeters.

All new work will be caulk sealed at all joints, overlaps, seams, and end points. All new work will be Prime Coated and have two coats of exterior grade latex paint applied, using Sherwin-Williams Super Paint quality brand products. The County Project manager will provide the awarded Contractor with paint colors to match existing upon request.

All new Doors will conform to the same design plan layout as existing to refrain from making structural changes to the building. All windows and door units must conform to the large missile impact rating for high velocity Hurricane Zones, or (HVHZ) All windows and doors will be energy efficient, tinted to reduce glare and all windows will be fully operational, so they can be opened for fresh air.

All windows and door units will comply with the specifications for hurricane rated impact resistant ratings, as specified in the Florida Building Code and Miami Dade Standards for HVHZ large missile impact and will be installed per the engineer of record for product installation methods approved for use in the state of Florida.

To maintain uniformity among all fire stations within Seminole County, the manufactured brand and style for hurricane impact rated windows and doors will be Eurocraft Industries Manufacturing.

EXHIBIT A

Specifications:

• Aluminum window and door frame construction will be Bronze color - 6063-T5 & 6063-T6

• Windows should be made to comply with the current FBC code including HVHZ and evaluated according to - Tas 201-94, TAS 202-94, TAS 203-94, ASTM E331-00(09), ASTM E283-04

• Windows- 100, 200 and 300 series product lines for Fixed, Single Hung, and Horizontal Sliding applications.

• Florida Product Approval- FL# FL30945 Report No. 7192

• Door should be made to comply with the current FBC code HVHZ and evaluated according to-

• ASTM E283-04, ASTM E331-00(09), ASTM E1886-13a, ASTM E1996-14a, TAS201-94, TAS

202-94, TAS 203-94 and must have an ADA accessible threshold for entry/exit pass through.

• Entry door-600 series commercial door with matching door closer and ADA accessible threshold for entry/exit as defined in the Florida Building Code for Accessibility.

• Florida Product Approval- FL# FL38771 Report No. 7634

• Aluminum frame construction to be minimum - 6063-T5 & 6063-T6

Contractors will be responsible for:

NOTE: It will be the Contractor’s responsibility to ensure they are ordering the correct window and/or door frame assemblies for each unit/location they are intended for, whether in block (CMU), or wood frame wall, so the correct installation method for approved fasteners and application methods can be achieved.

Removing and replacing all windows and doors as requested. Provide a dumpster for containing and discarding all construction debris associated with this work.

All repairs to the interior and exterior walls affected by the replacement of the Siding, windows, and doors.

Removal of hurricane shutters, which may include electric powered units. The electric should be capped and deleted per NEC and FBC requirements. Existing window blinds will be taken down by the contractor and stored safely for reuse upon completion of newly installed windows. Any damage found prior to removing window blinds should be documented and inform the County project manager of noted damage immediately, or the contractor may be found liable for said damage and will replace them at contractors’ expense.

Stucco repairs, drywall, and paint repairs to both sides, along with installation of appropriate sealants.

The contractor will be responsible for obtaining engineered/approved design drawings, for all work, to include siding replacement, windows and doors, paint if applicable and obtain the appropriate permits through the local building department for said work as may be required, within the jurisdiction of which the building is located.

All glass will be tinted to reduce sunlight and any window within a restroom location will have blackout tint for privacy.

Any window located in a fire rated assembly, must adhere to the rating specified for that assembly as originally designed and as existing conditions dictate, or in accordance with the most current

FBC, NEC and NFC code requirements within the State of Florida, or as mandated by the Authority Having Jurisdiction, during permit review and approval process.

The contractor will provide a two-year Installation warranty in addition to the manufacturer’s warranty for materials and workmanship and provide these warranties upon completion of work to the County project manager.

Contractor will need to coordinate installation dates with the County project manager. All work will be completed during normal workdays Monday- Friday 8am to 5pm, unless alternate schedules are discussed, submitted in writing, and approved, prior to work commencement. The contractor will submit a complete schedule of anticipated working conditions to include duration of project, days staff will be on site, start/stop times, staging areas for materials, dumpsters, vehicles, tools, equipment, and any other requirements necessary to complete said work.