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GENERAL CONSTRUCTION NOTES:

1. EXISTING UTILITY LINES ARE PRESENT IN THE PROJECT AREA, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: TELECOM, GAS, ELECTRIC, WATER, AND SANITARY SEWER.

EXISTING UTILITIES HAVE NOT BEEN POTHOLED OR SURVEYED AND HAVE BEEN SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS BASED ON CAD INFORMATION PROVIDED BY

USAFA. IT IS ASSUMED THAT UTILITIES EXIST IN THE PROJECT AREA IN ADDITION TO WHAT IS SHOWN. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING

EXACT LOCATIONS AND ELEVATIONS OF ALL UTILITIES AND EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO EXCAVATION. IN THE EVENT THAT AN EXISTING UTILITY LINE IS DISCOVERED, AND IS NOT IDENTIFIED ON THE DRAWINGS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SURVEY THE SAID UTILITY AND NOTIFY THE GIS DEPARTMENT (719-333-3749) TO BE

RECORDED INTO THE AFA GIS MAPPING SYSTEM.

2. THE MAIN AREA OF WORK FOR THIS PROJECT IS SHOWN ON THE PLANS. CONTRACTOR IS TO LIMIT CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES AND DISTURBANCES TO THIS

AREA AND AREAS DEEMED NECESSARY TO ACCESS TO PERFORM WORK. ADDITIONAL AREAS MAY INCLUDE; MECHANICAL ROOMS, ELECTRICAL ROOMS, COMMUNICATIONS ROOMS, AND CORRIDORS.

3. REQUIRED ABATEMENT OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IN A SINGLE ENTIRE MECHANICAL ROOM SHALL PROCEED PRIOR TO START OF PROJECT.

4. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE REQUIRED TO SHUTDOWN CERTAIN UTILITIES, AS CONNECTIONS TO EXISTING SERVICES ARE MADE. MOST OF THESE

SHUTDOWNS SHOULD BE LOCALIZED AND MAY ONLY AFFECT THE HVAC ZONE UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

5. THE MAJORITY OF WORK OUTSIDE MITCHELL HALL IS ANTICIPATED TO OCCUR DURING NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS. CONSTRUCTION WORK INSIDE MITCHELL

HALL IS LIMITED TO 7 P.M. TO 4 A.M. AND CONSTRUCTION WORK IN KITCHEN AREAS IS LIMITED TO 10 P.M. TO 4 A.M. CONTRACTOR SHOULD PLAN ON

WORKING AFTER HOURS, WEEKENDS, NIGHT SHIFTS, AND HOLIDAY WORK.

6. FOR AN INTEGRAL AND COHESIVE TRANSITION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL JOINTLY DEVELOP A PHASING PLAN WITH 10 CONS CONTRACTING OFFICER TO

MINIMIZE IMPACT TO BUILDING OPERATIONS. ANY CHANGES TO THE PHASING PLAN MUST BE APPROVED BY THE COR.

7. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL LOW PROFILE BARRICADES TO MARK CLOSED AREAS AND OPEN TRENCHES. ALL BARRICADES MUST BE ILLUMINATED AT

NIGHT AND MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF ETL 04-2 AND UFC 3-260-01. THE COR MUST APPROVE BARRICADE DESIGN AND LOCATIONS PRIOR TO

IMPLEMENTATION.

8. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO IDENTIFY ALL NEW CONFINED SPACES (AS DEFINED IN 29 CFR 1910.146) CREATED BY THIS PROJECT, AND KNOWN HAZARDS

WITHIN THESE SPACES. THE INFORMATION SHOULD INCLUDE SPACE NOMENCLATURE (E.G. HVAC, MANHOLE, TANK, ETC.), SPACE LOCATIONS (BLDG NUMBER, ROOM, OR GPS COORDINATES), AND ANY KNOWN HAZARDS SUCH AS POTENTIAL ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS, INWARD SLOPING OR CONVERGING WALLS, ETC.). SEND INFORMATION TO:

HQ USAFA/SE

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USAF ACADEMY, CO. 80840

OR EMAIL TO: USAFA.SEG@USAFA.EDU

9. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT A TRAFFIC PLAN FOR VEHICLES UTILIZED DURING CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION EFFORTS. THE TRAFFIC PLAN SHALL BE

REVIEWED BY USAFA CE.

10. WORK INTERRUPTIONS AND DELAYS: THE CONTRACTOR MAY BE REQUIRED TO TEMPORARILY STOP WORK FOR OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, SPECIAL

EVENTS, INSTALLATION EXERCISES, CADET PARADES, OR WHILE DISTINGUISHED VISITOR (DV) FAMILIARIZATION VISITS/TOURS ARE CONDUCTED. PARTICULAR

INTERRUPTIONS AND WORK STOPPAGE IS TO BE EXPECTED DURING THE WEEKS OF GRADUATION (LATE MAY/EARLY JUNE), PARENTS WEEKEND (USUALLY IN

CONJUNCTION WITH LABOR DAY), AND CORONA (FALL). OFFICIAL LATE REPORTING AND SNOW CALLS WILL AFFECT THE CONTRACTOR'S WORK PERIODS. THE

CONTRACTOR MUST MAKE ALLOWANCES FOR THESE EVENTS AND RESULTING LOST TIME WILL NOT BE REIMBURSABLE. NOTIFICATION TO THE CONTRACTOR

SHALL BE PROVIDED BY THE APPLICABLE CONTRACTING OFFICER. WORK MAY BE ALLOWED IN CERTAIN AREAS DURING THESE EVENTS. CHECK WITH THE AFA

CONTRACTING OFFICER. FOR THESE ACTIVITIES WHEN WORK MAY BE RESTRICTED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE THE AREAS CLEANED, EQUIPMENT AND

MATERIAL ORGANIZED AS DIRECTED BY THE CONTRACTING OFFICER.

11. ALL PENETRATIONS IN OR THROUGH FIRE RATED PARTITIONS SHALL BE FIRE-STOPPED SUCH THAT THE PENETRATION MEETS OR EXCEEDS THE FIRE RATING

OF THE WALL.

12. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PATCHING, PAINTING, REPAIRING OR THE REPLACEMENT OF ALL WALLS, CEILINGS OR OTHER BUILDING ELEMENTS

WHICH ARE DISTURBED AS PART OF THE DEMOLITION AND/OR INSTALLATION OF NEW WORK. PATCHING AND NEW WORK SHALL MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT

FINISHES AND TEXTURES UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

GENERAL DEMOLITION NOTES:

1. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO START OF ANY WORK AND SHALL NOTIFY CONTRACTING OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVE

IMMEDIATELY OF ANY DISCREPANCY BETWEEN THE DRAWINGS AND THE ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS.

2. NOT ALL EXISTING UTILITIES EQUIPMENT, DUCTWORK, AND PIPING ARE NECESSARILY SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS BUT WHAT WAS DEEMED NECESSARY TO

SHOW THE INTENT OF WORK INVOLVED IN THIS PROJECT.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE ALL MATERIALS AS REQUIRED AND SHALL GIVE THE CONTRACTING OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO INSPECT

SUCH MATERIALS FOR POTENTIAL SALVAGE. CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE FROM THE SITE ALL MATERIALS DEEMED "NON-SALVAGEABLE" BY THE

CONTRACTING OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVE. CONTRACTOR SHALL TURN OVER TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVE ALL MATERIALS DEEMED

"SALVAGEABLE" BY THE OWNER. CONTRACTOR SHALL RECYCLE ALL MATERIALS DEEMED “RECYCLABLE” BY THE OWNER.

4. THE EQUIPMENT SHOWN AS HATCHED ON THE DRAWINGS REPRESENT THE MAJORITY OF THE EQUIPMENT TO BE REMOVED. IT DOES NOT NECESSARILY SHOW

ALL THE ASSOCIATED HARDWARE SUCH AS SUPPORTS, HANGERS, PIPING APPURTENANCES, CONDUIT, BOXES, WIRING, ETC. TO ALSO BE REMOVED.

5. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE AND SCHEDULE ALL NECESSARY POWER OUTAGES WITH THE GOVERNMENT'S REPRESENTATIVE (2 WEEKS IN

ADVANCE) PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH SUCH WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL INSURE THAT THE OPERATIONS IN ADJACENT AREAS OR PORTIONS OF THE

FACILITY ARE NOT INTERRUPTED OR RESTRICTED WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL.

6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLETELY REMOVE ALL ELECTRICAL WIRING, CONDUIT, BOXES, DEVICES, DISCONNECTS, FIXTURES, MOUNTING HARDWARE, ETC.

WHICH ARE ASSOCIATED WITH THE EQUIPMENT INDICATED BY HATCHING UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

7. ALL DEMO SITES MUST BE PROTECTED FROM UNAUTHORIZED ENTRY. ABATEMENT OF ASBESTOS/LEAD (IF ANY) MUST COMPLY WITH ALL STATE AND FEDERAL

STANDARDS. ADDITIONALLY, ENSURE USAFA WORKERS/CADETS ARE PROTECTED FROM FUMES DURING APPLICATION OF ANY VAPOR PRODUCING PRODUCTS

(I.E. FLOOR FINISHING, PAINTING, ETC.)

8. SUBMIT DUST CONTROL PLAN TO 10CES. INSIDE MITCHELL HALL KITCHEN CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL REQUIRED CONSTRUCTION DUST CONTROL

MEASURES TO MITIGATE ALL CONSTRUCTION RELATED AIRBORNE MATERIALS, AND SHALL NOT COMMENCE CONSTRUCTION UNTIL THESE INSTALLED

MEASURES HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY 10CES COR.

GENERAL COMMUNICATION NOTES:

1. CONTACT 10CS/SCXP AT (719) 333-7461 IF TELEPHONE OR DATA SERVICE WILL BE DISRUPTED AS A RESULT OF CONSTRUCTION OR RENOVATION.

2. ALL COMMUNICATIONS CABLES NEED TO BE IDENTIFIED AND PROTECTED THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT. SPECIAL CARE MUST BE TAKEN WHEN ANY WORK IS

BEING DONE NEAR ANY OF THE TELECOMM ROOMS.

3. ENSURE EXISTING TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT IS PROTECTED IN ALL THE AFFECTED AREAS OF THIS PROJECT. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO

REPAIR OR REPLACE COMMUNICATION CABLE AND/OR EQUIPMENT THAT IS DAMAGED AS A RESULT OF THE RENOVATION.

4. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR RELOCATING ANY EXISTING CONDUIT WITH THIS INITIATIVE THAT MAY BE AFFECTED IN THE SUBJECT AREA. 10CS IS

RESPONSIBLE FOR RELOCATING ASSOCIATED CABLE AND EQUIPMENT.

5. EXISTING COMMUNICATIONS CAPABILITY TO AFFECTED FACILITIES AND THE FACILITIES' USERS MUST REMAIN OPERATIONAL THROUGHOUT ANY

CONSTRUCTION AND/OR RENOVATION.

6. PER UFC 3-580-01, TELECOMMUNICATIONS DESIGN MUST BE PERFORMED AND STAMPED BY A REGISTERED COMMUNICATIONS DISTRIBUTION DESIGNER

(RCDD) FOR ALL PROJECTS.

FIRE PROTECTION NOTES:

1. ANY WELDING, CUTTING, BRAZING, SOLDERING OR OPEN FLAME MUST HAVE A BURN PERMIT ISSUED FOR THE SPECIFIC WORK AREA WHICH WORK IS TO BE

PERFORMED. CONTACT PERSONNEL AT FIRE STATION NO. 3 719-333-4433.

2. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS MUST BE KEPT ON HAND AROUND HEAT PRODUCING EQUIPMENT AT ALL TIMES.

3. FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL MUST BE STORED SAFELY WHEN NOT IN USE AND DURING OPEN FLAME OPERATIONS.

4. WORK SITE MUST BE KEPT NEAT, ALL DEBRIS HAULED AWAY FROM THE SITE ON A DAILY BASIS OR MORE FREQUENTLY AS NEEDED.

5. SMOKING IS NOT ALLOWED IN OR AROUND THE WORK SITE. COORDINATE A DESIGNATED SMOKING AREA AS NECESSARY.

6. ALL EMERGENCY REPORTING ON THE ACADEMY: DIAL 911.

7. CONTACT 719-333-2051 FOR ASSISTANCE.

8. REFERENCE THE USACE ENGINEERING MANUAL, EM-385-1-1 AND NFPA 241 AND MUST CONTAIN THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE USAFA FIRE REGULATIONS BE

FOLLOWED.

9. MINIMIZE, TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE, ANY IMPAIRMENTS OR DISRUPTIONS TO ACTIVE FIRE PROTECTION FEATURES.

ENVIRONMENTAL NOTES:

1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL HEED THE USAFA ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS. CONTACT 10 CES/CEIEC AT 719.333.6418 FOR THE MOST CURRENT VERSION.

2. GREEN PROCUREMENT - THE CONTRACTOR, 10 DAYS PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION START, SHALL SUBMIT A GREEN PROCUREMENT PROGRAM (GPP) REPORT TO

THE 10 CES/CEIEC GPP MANAGER AT 719.333.6418. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH THE EPA'S COMPREHENSIVE PROCUREMENT GUIDELINES

REGARDING THE PURCHASE OF EPA DESIGNATED PRODUCTS.

3. SOLID WASTE - THE CONTRACTOR, ON A MONTHLY BASIS AND WITHIN 10 DAYS FROM PROJECT COMPLETION, SHALL SUBMIT A SOLID WASTE REPORT TO THE

10 CES/CEIEC SOLID WASTE MANAGER AT 719.333.3852. THE REPORT MUST INCLUDE WEIGHT CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS DISPOSED AND RECYCLED, ITEMIZED.

4. AIR QUALITY - CONTRACTORS SHALL REMAIN IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, DOD AND AIR FORCE AIR QUALITY REQUIREMENTS.

CONTRACTORS SHALL FULLY COMPLY WITH THE CONDITIONS OF ALL APPLICABLE COLORADO AIR POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL ACT AND

REGULATIONS AS IDENTIFIED IN 5 CCR 1001: REGULATIONS 1-19.

FOR PROJECTS DISTURBING MORE THAN ONE ACRE, BUT LESS THAN 25 ACRES, FOR LESS THAN SIX MONTHS DURATION, CONTRACTORS SHALL SUBMIT A

PERMIT APPLICATION TO EL PASO COUNTY WITH COPIES SUBMITTED TO 10 CES/CEIEC. FOR PROJECTS DISTURBING MORE THAN 25 ACRES, OR DISTURBING

AN AREA OF ANY SIZE FOR A DURATION LONGER THAN SIX MONTHS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT AN AIR POLLUTION EMISSION NOTICE (APEN) ALONG

WITH ASSOCIATED FEES TO THE STATE. A COPY OF THE APEN WILL BE SUBMITTED TO 10 CES/CEIEC, AIR QUALITY MANAGER AT 719.333.6418.

ANY EQUIPMENT OR ACTIVITY THAT EMITS OR HAS THE POTENTIAL TO EMIT POLLUTANTS OR THAT DISTURBS SOLID OR LIQUID MATERIALS, WHICH CAN

BECOME AIRBORNE, IS A SOURCE OF AIR POLLUTION THAT MAY REQUIRE A PERMIT. ACTIVITIES WITH ANTICIPATED AIR EMISSIONS INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT

LIMITED TO PAINTING, STRIPPING, CLEANING WITH DEGREASERS OR SOLVENTS, MATERIAL HAULING, DEMOLITION, SAND BLASTING, USE OF FUEL-BURNING

EQUIPMENT (OTHER THAN MOTOR VEHICLES), WELDING, USE OF VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS OR OZONE-DEPLETING CHEMICALS (ODCS), AND

REMEDIATION ACTIVITIES. CONTRACTORS SHALL OBTAIN APPROVAL FOR USE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AS IDENTIFIED IN ITEM 5 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS.

IF AIR EMISSION ESTIMATES FOR CRITERIA OR HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANTS (HAPS) EXCEEDS THRESHOLD LEVELS (AS DEFINED BY 5 CCR 1001-5: REGULATION

NO. 3) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLETE AN APEN AND/OR CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATIONS REQUIRED BY CDPHE, AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION

(APCD). CONTRACTORS SHALL SUBMIT THE COMPLETED APEN(S) AND/OR CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATION(S) TO CDPHE AND PROVIDE A COPY TO 10

CES/CEIEC, AIR QUALITY MANAGER AT 719.333.6418.

CONTRACTORS SHALL ENSURE ALL COMPANY-OWNED AND EMPLOYEE OWNED GASOLINE AND DIESEL VEHICLES WHICH SHALL BE DRIVEN ON USAFA COMPLY

WITH THE EMISSIONS INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS OF CDPHE 5 CCR 1001-13: REGULATION NO. 11 (MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTION PROGRAM) AND 5

CCR 1001-15: REGULATION NO. 12 (REDUCTION OF DIESEL VEHICLE EMISSIONS).

OPEN BURNING ON USAFA IS PROHIBITED.

CONTRACTORS SHALL CREATE NO NOXIOUS ODORS THAT VIOLATE COLORADO'S ODOR EMISSIONS REGULATION (5 CCR 1001-4: REGULATION NO. 2).

CONTRACTORS SHALL ENSURE ANY EQUIPMENT CONTAINING OZONE-DEPLETING COMPOUNDS (ODC) ARE OPERATED AND MAINTAINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH

COLORADO'S CONTROL OF EMISSION OF (ODC) REQUIREMENTS (5 CCR 1001-19: REGULATION NO.15). ALL CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTOR EMPLOYEES

SERVICING ODC CONTAINING EQUIPMENT SHALL BE TRAINED AND EPA CERTIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CDPHE AIR QUALITY REGULATION NO. 15.

CONTRACTORS MUST SUBMIT COPIES OF TECHNICIAN AND EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATIONS TO 10 CES/CEIEC PRIOR TO START OF WORK AT 719.333.6418. ALL

CLASS I ODC USE IS PROHIBITED. ANY REQUESTS FOR USE OF CLASS II ODC MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING TO THE CO FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL, OTHERWISE, THE USE OF CLASS II ODS IS PROHIBITED.

CONTRACTORS SHALL TAKE ACTIVE STEPS TO PREVENT EVAPORATION OF ALL SOLID OR LIQUID MATERIALS THAT HAVE POTENTIAL TO BECOME AIRBORNE

INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO FUELS, SOLVENTS, PAINTS, AND OTHER VOLATILE CHEMICALS UNDER THE CONTRACTOR'S CONTROL. ALL CONTAINERS

HOLDING SOLID OR LIQUID MATERIALS THAT HAVE POTENTIAL TO BECOME AIRBORNE SHALL BE CLOSED AT ALL TIMES.

WHEN A FUGITIVE PARTICULATE CONTROL PLAN IS NOT REQUIRED BY 5 CCR 1001-3: REGULATION NO. 1, CONTRACTORS SHALL PERFORM ALL FUGITIVE

PARTICULATE CONTROL MEASURES NECESSARY TO PREVENT EMISSIONS OF OVER 20 PERCENT OPACITY OR VISIBLE EMISSIONS THAT CROSS USAFA'S

PROPERTY BOUNDARIES. CONTRACTORS SHALL MAINTAIN A DAILY LOG OF FUGITIVE PARTICULATE EMISSIONS THAT EXCEED 20 PERCENT OPACITY OR THAT

CAUSE VISIBLE EMISSIONS. CONTRACTORS SHALL MAINTAIN A COPY OF THIS LOG ON SITE AT ALL TIMES AND SHALL MAKE IT AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW BY 10

CES/CEIEC, AIR QUALITY MANAGER UPON REQUEST.

CONTRACTORS SHALL NOT UTILIZE CUTBACK ASPHALT OR ANY COATING INCLUDED IN THE DEFINITION OF CUTBACK ASPHALT AS DEFINED AT 5 CCR 1001-9:

REGULATION NO. 7 DURING THE MONTHS OF MARCH THROUGH SEPTEMBER UNLESS THE CUTBACK ASPHALT IS USED SOLELY AS A PENETRATING PRIME COAT;

OR IF THE USER CAN DEMONSTRATE TO CDPHE APCD THAT UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF ITS INTENDED USE THAT THERE WILL BE NO EMISSIONS OF VOLATILE

ORGANIC COMPOUNDS TO THE AMBIENT AIR. ALL INFORMATION CONCERNING SUCH WILL BE SENT TO 10 CES/CEIEC, AIR QUALITY MANAGER AT 719.333.6418.

CONTRACTORS SHALL NOT APPLY SAND OR GRAVEL TO USAFA ROADS WITHOUT OBTAINING PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM 10 CES/CEIEC, AIR QUALITY

MANAGER 719.333.6418.

CONTRACTORS SHALL PROPERLY RE-VEGETATE ALL DISTURBED LAND TO PREVENT FUGITIVE PARTICULATE EMISSIONS FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION OF

WORK.

5. WATER QUALITY - CONSTRUCTION STORM WATER, IF GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO ONE (1) ACRE OF LAND DISTURBANCE IS CREATED. A STORM WATER

CONSTRUCTION ELECTRONIC NOTICE OF INTENT (ENOI) IS REQUIRED TO BE FILED BY THE CONTRACTOR. IF AN ENOI IS REQUIRED, THE CONTRACTOR IS

REQUIRED TO PREPARE A STORM WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN (SWPPP) PRIOR TO SUBMITTING THE ENOI. THE SWPPP SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL

PROVISIONS OF THE NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (NPDES) GENERAL PERMIT FOR DISCHARGES FROM CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES, GENERAL PERMIT NO. COR12000F. PLEASE REFER TO THE USAFA AND CONTRACTOR STORM WATER PERMITTING GUIDANCE DOCUMENT FOR INSTRUCTION.

THE SWPPP MUST BE APPROVED BY THE 10 CES/CEIEC WATER QUALITY MANAGER PRIOR TO ENOI FILING. THE ENOI REQUIRES INFORMATION PROVIDED BY 10

CES/CEIEC TO THE CONTRACTOR. A COPY OF THE APPROVED, FINAL AND SIGNED SWPPP SHALL BE PROVIDED TO THE 10 CES/CEIEC WATER QUALITY

MANAGER, WHO WILL FILE A CORRESPONDING USAFA ENOI. THE STORM WATER PERMITTING PROCESS IS REQUIRED TO BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO

CONSTRUCTION COMMENCEMENT. THE EPA ENOI APPROVAL PROCESS IS, AT A MINIMUM, A 14-DAY PROCESS AND WORK CANNOT BEGIN UNTIL FINAL

APPROVAL IS RECEIVED. CONTRACTORS ARE URGED TO SUBMIT THE SWPPP TO THE USAFA CONTRACTING OFFICE OR 10 CES/CEIEC 30 DAYS PRIOR TO

GROUND-BREAKING.

IF INITIALLY THE CONTRACTOR DETERMINES THAT LESS THAN ONE (1) ACRE IS PROPOSED TO BE DISTURBED, AND THE DISTURBANCE IS ACTUALLY GREATER

THAN OR EQUAL TO ONE (1) ACRE DURING CONSTRUCTION, THE PROCESS NOTED IN THE ABOVE PARAGRAPH MUST BE COMPLETED IMMEDIATELY. THE

PROJECT MAY BE TEMPORARILY HALTED UNTIL THE CONTRACTOR AND USAFA SECURE THE STORM WATER PERMIT COVERAGE. IF THE CONTRACTOR EQUALS

OR EXCEEDS THE ONE (1) ACRE DISTURBANCE THRESHOLD DURING CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT REGULATORY AUTHORIZATION, THE CONTRACTOR IS

RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY PROJECT DELAY COSTS. UPON PROJECT COMPLETION, AN ELECTRONIC NOTICE OF TERMINATION (ENOT) WITH THE STORM WATER

GENERAL PERMIT IS REQUIRED TO BE FILED. THE ENOT IS REQUIRED TO BE APPROVED BY THE 10 CES/CEIEC WATER QUALITY MANAGER.

LAND DISTURBANCE INCLUDES GRUBBING, CLEARING, EXCAVATION, GRADING, STOCKPILING, MAINTENANCE YARDS, AND OTHER AREAS CREATING GROUND

DISRUPTION IN WHERE VEGETATION IS REMOVED OR SIGNIFICANTLY IMPACTED. IF PROPOSED LAND DISTURBANCE IS LESS THAN ONE (1) ACRE, THE

CONTRACTOR IS REQUIRED TO IMPLEMENT STORM WATER BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS) WITHOUT FILING AN ENOI AND RELATED SWPPP. REFER TO

THE 10 CES/CEIEC ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS FOR MORE GUIDANCE. PLEASE CONTACT THE 10 CES/CEIEC WATER QUALITY MANAGER AT 719-333-6420 TO

DISCUSS STORM WATER PERMITTING REQUIREMENTS.

70% VEGETATIVE COVER IS REQUIRED TO BE ESTABLISHED BEFORE A NOT CAN BE APPROVED BY WATER QUALITY MANAGER.

REFERENCE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY STANDARD SECTION 01351

IF THE PROPOSED ACTIVITIES IMPACT WATERS OF THE US BY FILLING ACTIVITY, NATIONWIDE AUTHORIZATION OR AN INDIVIDUAL PERMIT IS REQUIRED TO BE

APPROVED BY THE US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS (USACE). UPON ADEQUATE PROJECT DESCRIPTION, THE 10 CES/CEIEC WATER QUALITY MANAGER OR

CONTRACTOR WILL PREPARE AND SUBMIT THE APPROPRIATE USACE AUTHORIZATION/PERMITTING APPLICATIONS. THE PERMIT APPLICATION IS REQUIRED

PRIOR TO START OF CONSTRUCTION. ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING WHAT CONSTITUTES “WATERS OF THE US,” SHALL BE DIRECTED TO THE 10 CES/CEIEC

WATER QUALITY MANAGER.

IF WASTE WATER IS GENERATED BY THE PROJECT OR CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY, THE 10 CES/CEIEC WATER QUALITY MANAGER SHALL BE NOTIFIED PRIOR TO

DISPOSAL OR DISCHARGE. NON-STORM WATER DISCHARGES ARE PROHIBITED FROM BEING DISCHARGED TO THE USAFA STORM WATER SYSTEM.

DISCHARGES TO THE USAFA WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT (WWTP) REQUIRE PRE-AUTHORIZATION BY 10 CES/CEIEC AND/OR THE WWTP MANAGER.

PLEASE CONTACT THE 10 CES/CEIEC WATER QUALITY MANAGER IF THE PROJECT GENERATES WASTE WATER.

6. HAZARDOUS WASTE - IF HAZARDOUS WASTES ARE TO BE GENERATED BY CONSTRUCTION, THE 10 CES/CEIEC HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGER SHALL BE

CONTACTED AT 719.333.3852 PRIOR TO GENERATION.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN APPROVAL FOR A WRITTEN SPILL PREVENTION RELEASE PLAN (SPRP) PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION START. PLAN SHALL BE

SUBMITTED TO THE 10 CES/CEIEC HAZARDOUS MATERIAL AND HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGER AT 719.333.3852.

7. SPILL PREVENTION CONTROLS AND COUNTERMEASURES (SPCC) - ANY CONTRACTOR STORING OIL, AS DEFINED BY 40 CFR 112.2, IN CONTAINERS WITH A

CAPACITY OF 55 GALLONS OR MORE, SHALL SUBMIT AN INVENTORY OF THE CONTAINERS FOR APPROVAL TO THE 10 CES/CEIEC POLS MANAGER AT

719.333.6425. IF A CONTRACTOR'S AGGREGATE OIL STORAGE CAPACITY IS 1,320 GALLONS OR GREATER, AN SPCC PLAN SHALL BE PREPARED ACCORDING TO

THE REQUIREMENTS OF 40 CFR 112 AND A COPY SHALL BE PROVIDED TO THE SPCC COORDINATOR.

8. STORAGE TANKS - NO CONTRACTOR IS AUTHORIZED TO USE OR STORE STORAGE TANKS ON USAFA WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM USAFA. PLEASE CONTACT 10

CES/CEIEC AT 719.333.6418. IF THE PROJECT REQUIRES THE USE OF STORAGE TANKS.

9. PERMITTING - ALL REGULATORY PERMITTING AND AUTHORIZATION ASSUMPTIONS ARE BASED ON DETAILS PROVIDED IN THE DESIGN ANALYSIS DOCUMENTS

AND DRAWINGS SUBMITTED. ANY FIELD CHANGES IN PROJECT SCOPE, DESIGN, OR CONSTRUCTION EXECUTION MAY REQUIRE ADDITIONAL REGULATORY

PERMITTING OR AUTHORIZATIONS. PLEASE CONTACT 10 CES/CEIEC IMMEDIATELY IF CHANGES TO THE PROJECT ARE IMPLEMENTED.

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GENERAL NOTES

1. SUBMIT TRAFFIC CONTROL PLAN TO 10CES (10TH CIVIL ENGINEER SQUADRON) IN COMPLIANCE WITH

REQUIRED TRAFFIC SAFETY LAWS.

2. CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN AN APPROVED EXCAVATION PERMIT (AF FORM 103) FROM THE 10TH CIVIL

ENGINEER SQUADRON (10CES) PRIOR TO ANY TRENCHING, EXCAVATION, OR EARTHWORK. URGENT

REPAIR EXCAVATION PERMITS MUST BE REQUESTED BEFORE BEGINNING WORK. COORDINATE THE

PERMIT REQUEST THROUGH THE 10CES CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. COORDINATE WITH THE 10CES

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER TO SCHEDULE UTILITY LOCATES PRIOR TO ANY EXCAVATION.

3. THE PROJECT AREA OF WORK IS SHOWN ON THE MECHANICAL PLANS. CONTRACTOR IS TO LIMIT ALL

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES AND DISTURBANCES TO THIS AREA.

4. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING EXACT LOCATIONS AND ELEVATIONS OF ALL

UTILITIES PRIOR TO EXCAVATION BY POTHOLING. THIS APPLIES TO ALL UTILITIES, INCLUDING TELECOMM

CONDUIT AND EQUIPMENT. NOTE UNDERGROUND UTILITY LINES SHOWN ARE BASED INFORMATION

PROVIDED BY USAFA GIS DEPARTMENT. ALL UTILITIES (SHOWN OR UNKNOWN) LOCATED BY POTHOLING

SHALL BE DOCUMENTED ON RED-LINED AS-BUILTS.

5. IN THE EVENT THAT AN EXISTING UTILITY LINE IS DISCOVERED THAT HAS NOT BEEN IDENTIFIED ON THE

CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SURVEY THE SAID UTILITY AND NOTIFY THE GIS

DEPARTMENT (719-333-7175) TO BE RECORDED INTO THE USAFA GIS MAPPING SYSTEM.

6. THE PROJECT MANAGER WILL ESTABLISH HAUL ROUTES TO AND FROM THE CONSTRUCTION SITE WHERE

CONSTRUCTION MAY IMPACT BASE OPERATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN ALL HAUL ROUTES

CLEAR OF FOREIGN OBJECT DEBRIS (FOD) AT ALL TIMES. EQUIPMENT PARKING AND LAYDOWN AREAS

MUST BE APPROVED BY THE PROJECT MANAGER. INCLUDE USAFA/SE ON TRAFFIC PLAN FOR VEHICLES

UTILIZED DURING DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION AND ADDITIONAL ONGOING CONSTRUCTION IN THE

AREA OUTSIDE DESIGNATED HAUL ROUTE. REFERENCE FRMACC SPECIFICATION SECTION 01 01 00 FOR

TEMPORARY FENCING REQUIREMENTS.

7. ALL DEMOLITION SITES MUST BE PROTECTED FROM UNAUTHORIZED ENTRY. ABATEMENT OF

ASBESTOS/LEAD (IF ANY) MUST COMPLY WITH ALL STATE AND FEDERAL STANDARDS.

8. THE CONTRACTOR MUST SUBMIT A WRITTEN PHASING PLAN TO THE PROJECT MANAGER FOR REVIEW

AND APPROVAL PRIOR TO BEGINNING ANY CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES. ANY CHANGES TO THE PHASING

PLAN MUST BE APPROVED BY THE PROJECT MANAGER.

9. ALL APPLICABLE 29 CFR 1910, 1926, NFPA, AND APPLICABLE CONSENSUS STANDARDS SHALL BE

ADHERED TO.

10. ALL SITE RESTORATION AND REVEGETATION SHALL BE CONDUCTED IN CONFORMANCE WITH AIR FORCE

ACADEMY SITE RESTORATION, REVEGETATION AND TREE SPECIFICATION. ENSURE THAT THE USAFA

EROSION CONTROL, REVEGETATION, AND TREE CARE STANDARDS ARE USED.

KEYED NOTES

REFERENCE SHEET M-100 FOR AREA OF WORK.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL LOW PROFILE BARRICADES TO MARK CLOSED AREAS AND OPEN

TRENCHES. ALL BARRICADES MUST BE LIT AT NIGHT AND MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF ETL 04-2 AND

UFC 3-260-01. PROVIDE STEEL DRIVE AND PEDESTRIAN PLATES WHERE REQUIRED. THE 10CES COR MUST

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GLOBE VALVE

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MOTOR OPERATED CONTROL VALVE (3-WAY)

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SOLENOID VALVE

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FLOAT VALVE

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BALL VALVE

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BOILER BLOW DOWN VALVE - FAST OPENING

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ANCHOR

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WALL HYDRANT

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ETHYLENE GLYCOL CHILLED WATER SUPPLY

ETHYLENE GLYCOL CHILLED WATER RETURN

CHILLED WATER SUPPLY

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2. ADDITIONAL LEGENDS AND/OR ANOTHER LEGEND SHEET MAY APPEAR IN THIS SET OF

DRAWINGS TO INDICATE SPECIFIC CONDITIONS IN LIEU OF SYMBOLS SHOWN ON THIS

SHEET.

3. EXISTING FACILITIES TO BE REMOVED ARE INDICATED BY USE OF THE FOLLOWING

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4. NOT ALL SYMBOLS SHOWN ON THIS LEGEND ARE NECESSARILY USED ON THE

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5. DRAWINGS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC, DO NOT SCALE FOR INSTALLATION. FIELD VERIFY ALL

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MISCELLANEOUS SYMBOLS

TEMPERATURE CONTROLS

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HIGH TEMPERATURE HOT WATER RETURN

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LOW TEMPERATURE HOT WATER RETURN

HWS

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GLYCOL HEATING WATER RETURN

GS

GR

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DUAL TEMPERATURE WATER RETURN

H/C S

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GENERAL MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS

1. PROVIDE ALL REQUIRED PERMITS, INSPECTIONS, AND COORDINATION

WITH GOVERNING AUTHORITIES. THIS SHALL INCLUDE WALKING PROJECT

THROUGH THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT. INSTALLATION SHALL COMPLY

WITH ALL APPLICABLE CODES, TO INCLUDE:

a. 2018 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE (IBC)

b. 2018 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE (IMC)

c. 2018 INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE (IECC)

d. 2018 INTERNATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE (IFGC)

e. 2018 INTERNATIONAL PLUMBING CODE (IPC)

f. 2018 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE (IFC)

g. NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION (NFPA)

h. NFPA 70- NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE (NEC) 2020

i. ASHRAE 90.1 LATEST VERSION

j. ASHRAE 62.1 LATEST VERSION

k. UFC 1-200-01 DOD BUILDING CODE (GENERAL REQUIREMENTS)

l. UFC 3-410-01 HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS

m. UFC 3-420-01 PLUMBING SYSTEMS

n. UFC 3-600-01 FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERING FOR FACILITIES

o. COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY (CDHPS)

2. WHERE CONFLICTS ARISE BETWEEN THE DRAWINGS, USAFA FRMMAC

SPECIFICATIONS, SCHEDULES, NOTES OR OTHER ITEMS IN THE CONTRACT

DOCUMENTS, THE MOST STRINGENT OF THE CONDITIONS SHALL APPLY.

3. NOT ALL UTILITIES, DUCTWORK, PIPING, AND ACCESSORIES ARE

NECESSARILY SHOWN, BUT WHAT WAS DEEMED NECESSARY TO SHOW

INTENT OF WORK INVOLVED IN THIS PROJECT. REFER TO ALL OTHER

PLANS, SECTIONS, DETAILS, SCHEDULES AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR

COMPLETE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS.

4. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, THE WORK DESCRIBED ON THE PLANS AND

SPECIFICATIONS SHALL INCLUDE THE FURNISHING AND INSTALLATION OF

ALL LABOR AND MATERIALS NECESSARY FOR COMPLETE AND

OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH THESE EVEN IF

ALL ITEMS REQUIRED (I.E. OFFSETS, ISOLATION AND BALANCING DEVICES,

MAINTENANCE CLEARANCES, ETC.) ARE NOT SPECIFICALLY SHOWN.

5. DATA GIVEN ON THE DRAWINGS IS AS ACCURATE AS COULD BE SECURED.

ABSOLUTE ACCURACY IS NOT GUARANTEED; THE CONTRACTOR SHALL

OBTAIN AND VERIFY EXACT LOCATIONS, MEASUREMENTS, SPACE

REQUIREMENTS, POTENTIAL CONFLICTS WITH OTHER TRADES, ETC. AT

THE SITE AND SHALL SATISFACTORILY ADAPT HIS WORK TO ACTUAL

CONDITIONS AT THE PROJECT SITE. THE DRAWINGS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC IN

NATURE AND SHALL NOT BE SCALED. THIS DOES NOT RELIEVE ANY

SUB-CONTRACTOR FROM COORDINATING WORK WITH ALL OTHER TRADES

AND FROM ADJUSTING HIS WORK AS REQUIRED BY THE ACTUAL

CONDITIONS OF THE PROJECT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VISIT THE SITE

BEFORE SUBMITTING A BID TO BECOME THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR WITH THE

ACTUAL CONDITIONS OF THE PROJECT. NO EXTRAS WILL BE ALLOWED DUE

TO LACK OF KNOWLEDGE OF EXISTING CONDITIONS.

6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE FIELD MEASUREMENTS AND VERIFY FIELD

CONDITIONS AND SHALL CAREFULLY COMPARE SUCH FIELD

MEASUREMENTS AND CONDITIONS AND OTHER INFORMATION KNOWN TO

THE CONTRACTOR WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS BEFORE

COMMENCING ANY ACTIVITIES AFFECTED THEREBY.

7. SUBMIT RFI (REQUEST FOR INFORMATION) IF QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS

ARISE. ALL RFI'S SHALL HAVE A PROPOSED SOLUTION.

8. VERIFY THE ELECTRICAL SERVICE PROVIDED BY THE ELECTRICAL

CONTRACTOR BEFORE ORDERING ANY EQUIPMENT REQUIRING

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.

9. INSTALL ALL EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH

MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS. PROVIDE MANUFACTURER'S

RECOMMENDED SERVICE CLEARANCE AROUND ALL EQUIPMENT.

COMPLETE MANUFACTURER'S START-UP REPORTS AND SUBMIT TO

ENGINEER WITH O&M MANUALS UPON COMPLETION.

10. CONTRACTOR SHALL SECURE ALL EQUIPMENT AND TANKS TO CONCRETE

HOUSEKEEPING PADS IN ACCORDANCE THE 2018 INTERNATIONAL

MECHANICAL CODE SECTION 1004.4.

11. GUARANTEE ALL MATERIALS, LABOR, WORKMANSHIP AND THE PROPER

OPERATION OF ALL EQUIPMENT INSTALLED FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR

FROM THE DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE. REPAIR OR REPLACE, AT NO

EXPENSE TO THE OWNER, ALL DEFECTS WHICH MAY ARISE DURING THIS

TIME DUE TO INFERIOR OR DEFECTIVE MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT OR

WORKMANSHIP.

12. DEFINITIONS:

a. (N) INDICATES "NEW" EQUIPMENT TO BE PROVIDED UNDER THIS

CONTRACT.

b. (E) INDICATES "EXISTING" EQUIPMENT ON SITE WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT

NEED TO BE RELOCATED AS A PART OF THIS WORK.

c. (D) INDICATES EXISTING EQUIPMENT SCHEDULED FOR “DEMOLITION”.

d. "FURNISH" MEANS TO "SUPPLY" AND USUALLY REFERS TO AN ITEM OF

EQUIPMENT.

e. "INSTALL" MEANS TO "SET IN PLACE, CONNECT AND PLACE INTO FULL

OPERATIONAL ORDER".

f. "PROVIDE" MEANS TO “FURNISH AND INSTALL".

13. KEEP DEMOLITION & CUTTING TO MINIMUM REQUIRED FOR PROPER

EXECUTION OF WORK. NO CUTTING (NOT SHOWN ON THE CONTRACT

DOCUMENTS) SHALL BE DONE WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE

ARCHITECT, ENGINEER, OR OWNER AS TO LOCATIONS, METHOD AND

EXTENT OF THE CUTTING.

14. WHERE DEMOLITION WORK IS NOTED, REMOVE ALL ASSOCIATED

APPURTENANCES, HANGERS, FASTENERS, DUCT, PIPING, CONTROLS, ETC.

THIS SHALL ALSO INCLUDE ANY ABANDONED EQUIPMENT,

APPURTENANCES, HANGERS, FASTENERS, DUCT, PIPING, CONTROLS, ETC.

NOT REQUIRED FOR NEW WORK.

15. CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE ALL MATERIALS AS REQUIRED AND SHALL

GIVE THE OWNER THE OPPORTUNITY TO INSPECT SUCH MATERIALS FOR

POTENTIAL SALVAGE. CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE FROM THE SITE ALL

MATERIALS DEEMED “NON-SALVAGEABLE” BY THE OWNER. CONTRACTOR

SHALL TURN OVER TO THE OWNER ALL MATERIALS DEEMED

“SALVAGEABLE” BY THE OWNER. CONTRACTOR SHALL RECYCLE ALL

MATERIALS DEEMED “RECYCLABLE” BY THE OWNER.

16. COORDINATE ALL PENETRATIONS OF FLOOR, ROOF, WALLS, ETC. WITH

GENERAL CONTRACTOR. ALL PENETRATIONS THROUGH FIRE/SMOKE

RATED CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE SEALED WITH A FIRE RATED CAULK

EQUAL TO OR EXCEEDING THE CONSTRUCTION FIRE RATING.

17. REPAIR ALL ACCIDENTAL OR INTENTIONAL DAMAGE, PLACES WHERE

DEMOLITION HAS OCCURRED, AND WHERE NEW EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN

INSTALLED TO MATCH EXISTING CONSTRUCTION WITH NO NOTICEABLE

DIFFERENCE IN CONTINUITY, APPEARANCE, OR FUNCTION.

18. ALL PRODUCTS SHALL BE NEW AND UNDAMAGED, UNLESS NOTED

OTHERWISE. CONTRACTOR SHALL REPLACE OR REPAIR ALL PRODUCTS

TO NEW CONDITION, FOR EXAMPLE, DENTED CASINGS AND EQUIPMENT

DOORS, DENTED AND BENT GRILLES, REGISTERS, AND DIFFUSERS,

DENTED DUCTWORK, SCRATCHED PAINT, ETC.

19. WHEN BASIS OF DESIGN PRODUCTS ARE SPECIFIED BY MANUFACTURER

AND MODEL NUMBER, EQUIVALENT PRODUCTS BY OTHER

MANUFACTURERS LISTED MAY BE PROVIDED. PRODUCT EQUIVALENCY

SHALL BE DETERMINED BY ENGINEER. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR

COORDINATION AND DESIGN OF SUBSTITUTED EQUIPMENT; THIS SHALL

INCLUDE ADDITIONAL WEIGHT, PROPER FIT, AND ALL OTHER ASPECTS.

20. FIRE STOPPING REQUIREMENT. PENETRATIONS THRU RATED WALLS AND

FLOORS SHALL BE SEALED WITH A MATERIAL CAPABLE OF PREVENTING

THE PASSAGE OF FLAMES AND HOT GASSES WHEN SUBJECTED TO THE

REQUIREMENTS OF THE TEST STANDARD SPECIFIC FOR FIRE STOPS

ASTM-E-814. ACCEPTANCE MATERIALS INCLUDE: DOW CORNING RTV FIRE

STOP FOAM FOR BARE PIPE, METAL CONDUIT, AND ELECTRICAL CABLE; 3M

FIRE DAM 150 CAULK FOR BARE PIPE, METAL CONDUIT, AND BUILDING

CONSTRUCTION GAPS; 3M FS-195 INTUMESCENT STRIPS FOR INSULATED

PIPES, PLASTIC PIPE OR CONDUIT, AND ELECTRICAL CABLE.

21. ALL MATERIALS IN THE RETURN AIR PLENUM SHALL HAVE A MAXIMUM

FLAME SPREAD RATING OF 25 AND A MAXIMUM SMOKE DEVELOPED RATING

OF 50 IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 602.2.1 OF THE INTERNATIONAL

MECHANICAL CODE, 2018 EDITION.

22. NOTIFY ENGINEER ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE WHEN WORK ABOVE CEILING IS

COMPLETE AND READY FOR ABOVE CEILING OBSERVATION. CONTRACTOR

SHALL REMOVE CEILING AS REQUIRED FOR ENGINEER'S OBSERVATION.

23. SUBMIT MECHANICAL AND PLUMBING EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS, AND

CONTROLS SUBMITTALS TO ARCHITECT/ENGINEER FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO

ORDERING EQUIPMENT.

24. MAINTAIN A MARK-UP SET OF DRAWINGS WHICH INDICATE VARIATIONS IN

THE ACTUAL INSTALLATION FROM THE ORIGINAL DESIGN. SUBMIT

“AS-BUILT” DRAWINGS TO THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER FOR REVIEW PRIOR

TO FINAL PAY APPLICATION. DEVIATIONS SHALL BE APPROVED PRIOR TO

SUBMITTING AS-BUILTS.

25. SUBMIT ELECTRONIC PDF OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS

AND WARRANTIES. UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE, SUBMIT TWO (2) HARD

COPIES OF ALL OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS AND

WARRANTIES IN TABBED 3-RING BINDERS TO CONTRACTING OFFICER. O&M

MANUALS SHALL BE PREPARED IN FULL COMPLIANCE WITH THE 2018 IECC

408.2.5.2 “MANUALS”. O&M MANUALS SHALL CONTAIN ALL TEAM CONTACTS,

EMERGENCY CONTACTS, WARRANTY PROCEDURES, COMPREHENSIVE LIST

OF EXTENDED WARRANTIES, COMPREHENSIVE FILTER SCHEDULE

INDICATING SIZE AND TYPE OF FILTER FOR EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT,

COMPREHENSIVE BELT SCHEDULE INDICATING SIZE AND TYPE OF BELTS

FOR EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT, APPROVED SUBMITTALS,

MANUFACTURERS' STARTUP REPORTS, TAB REPORT, CONTROLS, AND

MANUFACTURERS' OPERATING MANUALS.

26. PROVIDE TRAINING FOR ALL SYSTEMS. APPROVED O&M'S SHALL BE USED

FOR TRAINING. PROVIDE TRAINING AGENDA'S WITH NAME OF QUALIFIED

TRAINER FOR ALL SYSTEMS. SUBMIT TRAINING ATTENDANCE SHEET FOR

ALL TRAINING SESSIONS.

27. PROVIDE EMT CONDUIT FOR ALL EXPOSED LOW VOLTAGE AND CONTROL

CABLING.

28. PAINT ALL EXPOSED CONDUIT, PIPING, AND DUCTWORK.

29. ISOLATE ALL PRESSURIZED PIPE (WATER, ETC.) AT EACH RISER, BRANCH,

PIECE OF EQUIPMENT, AND AREA SERVED.

30. ALL COMMUNICATIONS CABLES NEED TO BE IDENTIFIED AND PROTECTED

THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT. SPECIAL CARE MUST BE TAKEN WHEN ANY

WORK IS BEING DONE NEAR ANY OF THE TELECOMM ROOMS.

METERS AND GAUGES:

1. THERMOMETERS: LIGHT POWERED DIGITAL IMMERSION WELL. TRERICE

SX9 OR EQUIVALENT. PROVIDE WHERE DEPICTED ON DRAWINGS AND

ADJACENT TO TEMPERATURE SENSORS. PROVIDE P/T PORT ADJACENT TO

THERMOMETER.

2. PRESSURE GAUGES: TRERICE 700, LIQUID DIAL, 4” DIAL, LAMINATED GLASS,

+/-1%. PROVIDE WHERE DEPICTED ON DRAWINGS AND ADJACENT TO

PRESSURE SENSORS. PROVIDE P/T PORT ADJACENT TO GAUGE.

3. PROVIDE SPECIFIED METERS AND GAUGES ON EQUIPMENT REGARDLESS

OF METERS AND GAUGES PROVIDED WITH OR INTEGRAL TO EQUIPMENT.

MECHANICAL HANGERS AND SUPPORTS:

1. PIPING 1.5” AND SMALLER: GALVANIZED CLEVIS OR TRAPEZE HANGERS.

INSULATED PIPING SHALL HAVE SHEET METAL SHIELDS. PIPING SHALL BE

FASTENED TO TRAPEZE HANGERS WITH CLAMP.

2. PIPING 1.5” AND LARGER: GALVANIZED CLEVIS OR TRAPEZE HANGERS.

INSULATED PIPING ON CLEVIS HANGERS SHALL HAVE 180 DEGREE

CALCIUM SILICATE INSERTS WITH SHEET METAL SHIELDS. INSULATED

PIPING ON TRAPEZE HANGERS SHALL HAVE 360 DEGREE CALCIUM SILICATE

INSERTS WITH SHEET METAL SHIELDS. PIPING SHALL BE FASTENED TO

TRAPEZE HANGERS WITH CLAMP OVER INSERT.

3. CHILLED WATER PIPING ALL SIZES: CHWS/R PIPING SHALL HAVE

CONTINUOUS INSULATION WITH CALCIUM SILICATE SUPPORTS.

4. INSULATED PIPING: HANGERS MAY NOT PENETRATE INSULATION, EXCEPT

AT VERTICAL SUPPORTS AND AT SADDLES.

5. HANGERS AND SUPPORTS SHALL BE DESIGNED BY THE CONTRACTOR.

6. SUSPEND EACH TRADE'S WORK SEPARATELY FROM THE STRUCTURE.

7. MAXIMIZE ACCESS TO ALL EQUIPMENT AND OFFSET DUCTWORK AND

PIPING AS REQUIRED.

8. PIPING AND DUCTWORK SHALL BE HELD TIGHT TO STRUCTURE EXCEPT

WHERE NOTED OTHERWISE. DUCT SHALL BE SUPPORTED IN

ACCORDANCE WITH SMACNA STANDARDS. UPPER SUPPORT FASTENERS

ATTACHING TO METAL DECKING SHALL BE HORIZONTAL IN SHEAR, NOT

VERTICAL.

9. NO EQUIPMENT OR PIPING IS PERMITTED TO BE SUPPORTED FROM THE

BOTTOM CHORD OF STRUCTURAL MEMBERS, UNLESS PERMITTED BY

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER.

IDENTIFICATION FOR HVAC PIPING, DUCTWORK, AND EQUIPMENT

1. LABEL ALL EQUIPMENT WITH EQUIPMENT TAG FROM CONTRACT

DOCUMENTS AND AS TO AREA SERVED. LABELS SHALL BE MELAMINE ON

VINYL WITH 1” TALL LETTERS.

2. LABEL PIPING, AND ACCESS PANELS AS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS WITH

ADHESIVE LABELS WITH 1.5” TALL LETTERS AND WITH FLOW ARROWS.

PIPING AND DUCT LABELS SHALL BE ATTACHED EVERY 20 FEET. LABELS

AND LETTERING COLOR SHALL CONFORM TO ANSI/ASME A13.1.

3. LABEL FIRE RATE WALLS WITH STENCILS EVERY 20 FEET ABOVE CEILING.

4. LABEL ALL CONTROL DEVICES WITH DEVICE NAME AND EQUIPMENT

CONTROLLED. WITH 0.5” TALL CLEAR LABELS WITH BLACK LETTERS.

5. PROVIDE VALVE TAGS ON ALL VALVES ON HYDRONIC PIPING.

TESTING, ADJUSTING AND BALANCING (TAB)

1. PROVIDE COMPLETED HVAC BALANCING REPORT AT FINAL INSPECTION TO

THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION AND TO THE ENGINEER PRIOR TO

PUNCH LIST.

2. TAB CONTRACTOR SHALL BE NEBB, AABC, OR TABB CERTIFIED.

3. SETPOINTS REQUIRED TO BE DETERMINED BY TAB CONTRACTOR SHALL BE

INDICATED ON THE REPORT. I.E., DUCT STATIC PRESSURE SETPOINT,

PUMP STATIC PRESSURE SETPOINT, AND MINIMUM OA DAMPER POSITION.

4. ALL DEVICES SHALL BE BALANCED WITHIN 0.0 TO + 10%.

5. PROVIDE 11X17 DRAWINGS WITH INLETS AND OUTLETS IDENTIFIED.

6. PROVIDE SKETCH OF AHU WITH PRESSURE DROP THROUGH EACH

COMPONENT. PROVIDE TWO SKETCHES FOR UNIT WITH ECONOMIZERS,

ONE AT MINIMUM OA AND ONE AT FULL ECONOMIZER.

7. PUMPS 1-HP AND LARGER SHALL BE MEASURED AND PLOTTED ON PUMP

CURVE.

8. AFTER SUBMITTING TAB REPORT, TAB CONTRACTOR SHALL DEMONSTRATE

10% OF REPORT TO OWNER/ENGINEER UPON REQUEST. IF WORK IS

DETERMINED TO BE OUT OF COMPLIANCE, THEN CONTRACTOR WILL BE

REQUIRED TO CORRECT AND DEMONSTRATE UNTIL WITHIN COMPLIANCE.

9. MARK BALANCED SETTING ON ALL BALANCING VALVE HANDLES WITH

PERMANENT MARKER.

HVAC PIPE INSULATION

1. REFER TO THE “MECHANICAL INSULATION SCHEDULE” ON THE DRAWINGS

FOR INSULATION TYPE, THICKNESS AND JACKETING REQUIREMENTS.

2. INSULATE CHILLED WATER VALVE BODIES, STRAINERS, AIR SEPARATORS

AND PUMP VOLUTES.

3. PROVIDE STUCCO EMBOSSED ALUMINUM JACKETING ON ALL PIPING

OUTDOORS.

4. PROVIDE PVC JACKETING ON ALL EXPOSED PIPING BELOW 8 FEET

INDOORS AND IN MECHANICAL ROOMS.

5. PROVIDE STUCCO EMBOSSED ALUMINUM JACKETING ON ALL PIPING

OUTDOORS.

6. INSULATION SHALL BE CONTINUOUS THROUGH WALLS AND HANGERS.

7. INSULATION SHALL BE CONTINUOUS OVER VALVES, PUMPS, STRAINERS,

AIR SEPARATORS, CHECK VALVES THAT ARE OVER 1” PER 2018 IECC

C404.4. UNIONS AND STRAINERS SHALL HAVE REMOVABLE COVERS.

HEATING HOT WATER STRAINERS, CONTROL VALVES, BALANCING VALVES,

AND UNIONS 1” AND SMALLER ARE NOT REQUIRED TO BE INSULATED.

8. EXISTING INSULATION THAT IS DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL

BE REPAIRED WITH INSULATION OF TYPE AND THICKNESS TO MATCH

EXISTING.

INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL FOR HVAC

1. PROVIDE BLUE EMT CONDUIT FOR ALL LOW VOLTAGE AND CONTROL

CABLING. CONDUIT SHALL BE COLOR CODED AND LABELED. CONDUIT

SHALL BE ROUTED TO EQUIPMENT, ADJACENT TO ELECTRICAL OR

MECHANICAL CURBS OR PENETRATIONS.

2. ALL THERMOSTATS AND TEMPERATURE SENSORS SHALL BE LOW VOLTAGE

(24V) AND COMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS OF CURRENT IECC AND ASHRAE

90.1.

3. PROVIDE COMPLETE GRAPHICS FOR ALL CONTROLLED SYSTEMS. PROVIDE

UNITS FOR ALL DATA, SUCH AS CFM, PSI, °F, % SPEED, HZ, % OPEN, %

CLOSED, NORMAL/ALARM, ON/OFF, START/STOP.

4. PROVIDE OPERATING SCHEDULES FOR ALL CONTROLLED EQUIPMENT.

VERIFY EXACT OPERATING SCHEDULE WITH USER OR CONTACT ENGINEER.

5. SETUP TRENDS FOR ALL MOTOR STATUSES, DISCHARGE AIR

TEMPERATURES, OA DAMPERS, AND CONTROL VALVES.

6. IN ADDITION TO SEQUENCES OF OPERATIONS, PROVIDE ALL ASHRAE 90.1

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