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This is an Invitation for Bid (IFB 26I-0806) specifications document issued by Mohave, a consortium representing approximately 480 public agencies across Arizona, for the procurement of doors, locking systems, access control systems, and room dividers. The solicitation seeks a single vendor or multiple vendors to supply and install interior and exterior doors, door hardware, locksets, electronic access control devices, automatic door systems, overhead door systems, integrated metal door systems, and accordion doors and operable walls. The contract will be awarded for an initial one-year term with four potential one-year renewal options. Bidders must hold and maintain a current Arizona Registrar of Contractors license in applicable classifications, including B-1 General Commercial, B-2 General Small Commercial, C-7/CR-7 Carpentry (Doors/Hardware), C-11/CR-11 Electrical (Overhead Doors/Room Dividers), and/or C-67/CR-67 Low Voltage Communication Systems (Locking Systems). The specifications require all products and services to comply with standards established by ANSI, ASTM, ADA, AWI, BHMA, DASMA, DHI, IBC, NEMA, NFPA, SDI, UL, and WDMA.

Bidders may submit partial proposals and are permitted to offer brand equivalent products or alternative manufacturers that meet specified quality and performance standards, subject to Mohave's final determination of equivalency. The specifications reference known acceptable manufacturers including Camden, Horton, and OHD but are not exclusive to these brands. Vendors must provide comprehensive services including installation, maintenance, repair, keying, training, shop drawings, permits, inspections, certifications, and warranty documentation. All work must comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws, codes, and regulations, including OSHA safety standards. The contractor must provide emergency re-keying services, key control solutions, and make commercially available replacement parts accessible throughout the contract term. Bidders must document any exceptions or deviations from specifications on the Scope of Work and Specifications Acceptance Form, with Mohave retaining sole authority to accept or reject such deviations.

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INVITATION FOR BID 26I-0806

Doors, Locking Systems, Access Control, and Room Dividers

Scope of Work Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS

Purpose of specifications: Specifications are designed to enable offeror to satisfy a requirement for a product, material, process, or service. A specification may be expressed as a standard, part of a standard, or independent of a standard. No specification is intended to limit competition by eliminating items capable of satisfactorily meeting the requirements of the procurement. If offeror believes a specification is unnecessarily restrictive, offeror must notify Mohave prior to specified proposal due date and time.

Partial proposals: Mohave may consider partial proposals for award of a contract.

Use of brand names: Brand names, trade names, model numbers, and/or catalog numbers may be used to describe the standard of quality, performance, and other characteristics needed to meet member requirements. Use of the name of a manufacturer, brand, make, or catalog number is not intended to limit or restrict competition, nor does it restrict offeror from the submission of brand equivalent offers. However, Mohave reserves the right to decide whether alternatives are equivalent to the materials and/or equipment described in the solicitation. Mohave shall be the sole judge of equivalent quality, and Mohave’s decision shall be final.

Compliance with specifications: Bidders shall offer products, materials, processes, or services they believe meet the specifications. The fact that a manufacturer, supplier, or offeror chooses not to produce or provide product, material, process, or services to meet the specifications shall not be considered sufficient cause to adjudge the specifications as restrictive.

IFB 26I-0806

Additional references and definitions used for specifications: (acronyms used in the solicitation are noted in bold font below):

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) https://www.ada.gov ANSI (ANSI) https://www.ansi.org ASTM International (ASTM) https://www.astm.org Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) https://awinet.org Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association (BHMA) https://buildershardware.com Door & Access Systems Manufacturers Association International (DASMA) https://www.dasma.com Door and Hardware Institute (DHI) https://dhi.org International Code Council (ICC) https://iccsafe.org National Electrical Code (NEC) www.nfpa.org NEMA (NEMA) https://www.makeitelectric.org/ National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) http://www.nfpa.org/ Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) www.osha.gov Steel Door Institute (SDI) https://www.steeldoor.org Telecommunications Industries Association (TIA) www.tiaonline.org UL Solutions (UL) https://www.ul.com/ Window & Door Manufacturers Association (WDMA) https://www.wdma.com

SPECIFICATION INSTRUCTIONS

Exceptions/Deviations from specifications: Bidders will respond to each numbered specification by checking the appropriate “Comply” or “Exception/Deviation*” box. “No Bid” items shall be marked as such in the appropriate “Exception/Deviation*” box. Your exceptions/deviations must be clearly explained.

Reference the specification that you are taking exceptions/deviations to detail any proposed substitute language, and clearly explain how the exceptions/deviations meet or exceed specifications. Unacceptable exceptions/deviations shall remove your proposal from consideration for award. Mohave shall be the sole judge on the acceptance of exceptions and Mohave’s decision shall be final. Details for exceptions/deviations shall be listed by specification number on the Scope of Work and Specifications Acceptance Form.

Specifications Comply Exception/ Deviation*

1.1 General Specifications

1.1.01 Contract vendor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, supervision, and expertise necessary to supply, install, service, repair, and maintain the following, to include, but not be limited to: interior and exterior doors, door hardware, locksets, and locks, locking and keying systems, electronic access control devices, automatic door systems, overhead door systems, integrated metal door systems, and room dividers (e.g., accordion doors and walls, and operable walls).

1.1.02 Contract vendor submitting a materials-only bid shall clearly identify such deviation to this Specification 1.1.01 and provide a clear explanation, per the instructions found in the Scope of Work and Specifications Acceptance Form, confirming that the bid is for materials only and that no installation services will be provided through an awarded contract.

1.1.03 Contract vendor shall hold and maintain, throughout the term of the contract, a current and valid license issued by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors in one or more of the following classifications, as applicable to the services performed: B-1 General Commercial, B-2 General Small Commercial, C-7/CR-7 Carpentry (Doors/Hardware), C- 11/CR-11 Electrical (Overhead Doors/Room Dividers), and/or C- 67/CR-67 Low Voltage Communication Systems (Locking Systems).

Provide copy(ies) of Arizona Registrar of Contractors license(s).

Section 9. Vendor Submissions - Question 7.2 Supplementary Questions

1.1.04 Contract vendor in the license application process shall provide evidence of application. Contract award will be contingent on a successful award of: B-1 General Commercial, B-2 General Small Commercial, C-7/CR-7 Carpentry (Doors/Hardware), C-11/CR-11 Electrical (Overhead Doors/Room Dividers), and/or C-67/CR-67 Low Voltage Communication Systems (Locking Systems). Provide a copy of the Arizona Registrar of Contractors application receipt with pending number Section 9. Vendor Submissions - Question 7.2 Supplementary Questions

1.1.05 All interior and exterior doors, door hardware, locksets, locks, locking systems, automatic door systems, overhead door systems, integrated metal door systems, and room dividers (e.g., accordion doors and walls, and operable walls) shall comply with current applicable provisions and standards of the following: ANSI, ASTM, ADA, AWI, BHMA, DASMA, DHI, IBC, NEMA, NFPA, SDI, UL, and WDMA.

1.1.06 All doors, locksets, and door hardware shall be mounted using current applicable ANSI, manufacturer, or other applicable specifications.

1.1.07 Locksets and door hardware shall be listed in the current ANSI/BHMA Certified Products Directory.

Specifications Comply Exception/ Deviation*

1.1 General Specifications (Cont’d.)

1.1.08 All doors and/or grilles shall be properly labeled according to the current applicable code, regulation, or standard.

1.1.09 Contract vendor shall provide vision lite kits, glazing kits, and louvers in various styles and configurations.

1.1.10 Glazing shall include, but not be limited to: tempered glass, wire glass, security glass, Lexan, and Pyran, and shall comply with all applicable safety specifications, codes, and standards.

1.1.11 Doors utilizing vision lites, louvers, and panels may be priced for new or re-using existing vision lites, louvers, and panels as appropriate to the installation.

1.1.12 Contract vendor shall key all locksets, padlocks, and any other type of lock according to member requirements. Permanent or master keys shall not be made available to a general contractor, architect, or consultant. When necessary, all locksets shall be construction keyed with up to 10 duplicates. Upon final acceptance of the project, all construction keys shall be accounted for, and member shall be provided the permanent keying system with all keys properly tagged.

1.1.13 Contract vendor shall provide member shop drawings, wiring diagrams, and graphics layout drawings prior to the initiation of work.

Shop drawings shall illustrate door opening criteria, elevations, sizes, types, swings, undercuts, special beveling, hardware blocking in mineral core doors, and identify cutouts.

1.1.14 Contract vendor shall provide member, upon project completion and final inspection of the work, operational and maintenance instructions with all manufacturer’s unique tools, if applicable, for each type of installed door, lockset, door hardware, or wall divider.

1.1.15 Contract vendor shall provide comprehensive training sufficient for member to operate and maintain the installed equipment.

1.1.16 Contract vendor shall provide training materials, operating instructions, and user documentation in electronic or printed format upon member request.

1.1.17 Contract vendor may provide video and closed-circuit (CCTV) television systems for installed access control systems.

1.1.18 Contract vendor shall provide all required permits, licenses, inspection reports, certifications, and related documentation associated with the installation, service, and maintenance of all equipment provided under this contract. Contract vendor shall submit documentation upon member, and when required by applicable codes, standards, or authorities having jurisdiction.

1.1.19 Final written acceptance of all installed systems, equipment, and components shall be provided by member following successful completion of required testing and verification of compliance with all applicable specifications, codes, and standards.

1.1.20 Contract vendor shall provide all applicable manufacturer warranties and shall clearly identify warranty terms, limitations, and coverage applicable to materials, equipment, and installation services to member prior to purchase, installation, or project completion.

1.1.21 Contract vendor shall ensure all products, equipment, materials, and services provided under this contract comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws, codes, regulations, and industry standards in effect at the time of installation.

1.1 General Specifications (Cont’d.)

1.1.22 Contract vendor shall make commercially available replacement parts, accessories, and service components available for products supplied under this contract.

1.1.23 Contract vendor shall notify member in writing of discontinued products, manufacturer changes, or product substitutions prior to furnishing substitute products.

1.1.24 Contract vendor shall provide products and services suitable for educational, municipal, public safety, utility, transportation, healthcare, and government facility applications.

1.1.25 Contract vendor shall provide products in configurations suitable for interior, exterior, high-traffic, corrosive, high-moisture, and other specialized environments, where applicable.

1.1.26 Contract vendor shall identify products that comply with applicable domestic preference requirements and disclose any known limitations or exceptions to such requirements, upon member request and prior to purchase or installation, where applicable.

1.1.27 Contract vendor shall assist member, architects, consultants, and contractors in evaluating room divider, partition, and operable wall solutions appropriate for the intended application, upon member request.

1.1.28 Contract vendor may provide customized door systems, including specialty sizes and configurations, to meet member requirements.

Customized door systems shall comply with applicable codes, standards, ratings, and manufacturer requirements.

1.2 Installation Requirements Specifications

1.2.01 Contract vendor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, and expertise required to install and service new or existing interior and exterior doors, door hardware, locksets, locks, locking systems, automatic door systems, overhead door systems, integrated metal door systems, and room dividers (e.g., accordion doors and walls, and operable walls).

1.2.02 Doors and frames shall be delivered to the worksite cardboard-wrapped or crated to provide protection during transit and job storage, and to also prevent damage to factory finish.

1.2.03 Contract vendor shall follow all manufacturer specifications and instructions for handling, storage, and operation of all products offered under this contract.

1.2.04 All interior and exterior doors, door hardware, locksets, locks, locking systems, automatic door systems, overhead door systems, integrated metal door systems, and room dividers (e.g., accordion doors and walls, and operable walls) shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and all applicable codes, regulations, and industry standards. If the manufacturer requires installer to be certified, contract vendor shall not install that manufacturer’s product without proper certification.

1.2.05 All work to be performed by member shall be clearly defined and described in any scope of work or agreement.

1.2.06 Worksite clean-up shall be done daily. Worksite shall be returned to the original condition upon completion of project.

1.2.07 All work performed under this contract shall comply with current applicable OSHA standards and all federal, state, and local safety regulations.

Specifications

Comply Exception/

1.2 Installation Requirements Specifications (Cont’d.)

1.2.08 Contract vendor shall provide Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all applicable materials used on-site, in accordance with OSHA requirements. SDS documentation shall be made available to member upon request.

1.2.09 Replacement components shall be compatible with existing systems and equipment, or contract vendor shall identify any compatibility limitations to member prior to installation, where specified by member.

1.2.10 Contract vendor shall coordinate installation, service, and repair activities to minimize disruption to educational operations, occupant safety, and facility operations.

1.3 Padlocks Specifications

1.3.01 Contract vendor shall provide commercial-grade padlocks in a variety of sizes, materials, shackle lengths, and core configurations suitable for member requirements.

1.3.02 Padlock shall meet current applicable standards: ASTM, ANSI, and

BHMA.

1.3.03 High security padlocks shall have pick and tamper resistant cores.

1.3.04 Padlocks shall be keyed different, keyed alike, and master keyed.

1.3.05 Padlock options shall include, but not be limited to: dust cover, weather cover, frangible shackle, or chain attachments.

1.4 Keys, Cores, and Cylinders Specifications

1.4.01 Contract vendor shall provide keys, cores, cylinders, and related components in various configurations, sizes, keyways, security levels, and finishes, including standard, interchangeable core, restricted keyway, and high-security systems, to meet member requirements.

1.4.02 Contract vendor shall provide tools, parts, and service equipment for cutting keys, rekeying, installing, and servicing cores and cylinders, and maintaining locking systems.

1.5 Cylinder and Push Locks Specifications

1.5.01 Contract vendor shall offer specialty lock types including, but not limited to: cylinder, push, cabinet, anchors, security cables, locking cables, sliding, and gate locks.

1.5.02 Contract vendor shall offer anchor lock accessories such as knobbed cable terminal, shackle cable terminal, housing security plug, terminal plates, and cables in a variety of lengths.

1.6 Deadbolts and Dead Latch Specifications

1.6.01 Contract vendor shall provide commercial-grade deadbolts and dead latch systems in a variety of functions, security levels, trim options, and core configurations suitable for member requirements, but not limited to: cylindrical, mortise, auxiliary, standard-security, and high-security configurations.

1.7 Door Locks Specifications

1.7.01 Contract vendor shall offer mortise and cylinder locksets. Lockset finishes shall include, but not be limited to: bright brass, satin brass, flat black, or bright chromium plated.

1.7.02 Keyed locksets shall be provided in various functions including, but not limited to: entrance, storeroom, classroom, dormitory, intruder, institutional, or other manufacturer-supported functions. Push-button locking combinations shall also be provided.

1.7.03 Locksets shall be offered as single keyed, double keyed, or keyless.

Comply Exception/

1.7 Door Locks Specifications (Cont’d.)

1.7.04 Locksets shall be commercial-grade and constructed of durable materials appropriate for the intended application and environment.

1.7.05 Core shall be interchangeable and accept a 5, 6, or 7 pin unit. Cores shall be removable without removing the lock from the door.

1.7.06 Locksets shall be available for use on fire-rated doors in accordance with applicable codes and manufacturer certifications.

1.7.07 Contract vendor shall provide parts, lock service equipment, install jigs, faceplate marking chisels, plate locating pins, and miscellaneous specialty hand tools.

1.8 Lockset, Door Hardware, and Trim Specifications

1.8.01 Contract vendor shall provide lockset, door hardware, and trim including, but not limited to: door push and pull plates, thresholds, weather stripping, kick plates, strikes, hinges, pivots, stops, and door holders.

1.8.02 Contract vendor shall provide intruder defense systems where requested, that comply with all applicable building, fire, and life safety codes, including IBC, NFPA, and ADA requirements.

1.8.03 Contract vendor shall provide hardware and trim for non-standard doors.

1.9 Door Closers and Exit Devices Specifications

1.9.01 Contract vendor shall provide door closers, exit devices, operators, and related accessories suitable for interior and exterior applications.

1.9.02 Door closers shall be adjustable and available for standard, top jamb, parallel arm, track, and other common mounting configurations.

1.9.03 Door closers and exit devices shall comply with all applicable ANSI/BHMA, ADA, UL, and life-safety requirements.

1.9.04 Door closers shall be available in configurations suitable for right-hand and left-hand doors and for a variety of door sizes and traffic conditions.

1.9.05 Exit devices shall be available in multiple configurations, trims, and functions to meet member requirements.

1.9.06 Products shall be suitable for the intended environment and operating conditions, including interior, exterior, and high-use applications.

1.9.07 Door closers, exit devices, operators, and related accessories shall be available in heavy-duty commercial-grade configurations suitable for high-traffic and high-use applications.

1.9.08 Contract vendor shall provide applicable manufacturer warranty information for door closers, exit devices, operators, and related accessories to member upon request.

1.9.09 Exit devices shall be available with alarmed, delayed-egress, electrified, access-control compatible, and other manufacturer-supported configurations where required by member.

1.10 Electronic Access Devices Specifications

1.10.01 Contract vendor shall provide entry control systems that are wired, wireless, networked, or stand-alone.

1.10.02 Electronic access devices shall be low voltage or internally powered.

1.10.03 Electronic access devices shall be available in multiple configurations and technologies, but not limited to: keypad, card, credential, and proximity-based systems, to meet member requirements.

1.10.04 Entry control software shall support commercially available credential technologies. Any proprietary credential requirements, licensing restrictions, or limitations on interoperability shall be disclosed to member upon request.

1.10 Electronic Access Devices Specifications (Cont’d.)

1.10.05 Entry control software shall operate on networked, stand-alone, cloud-hosted, on-premise, or hybrid platforms, as supported by the manufacturer. Any proprietary hardware, software, hosting, or infrastructure requirements shall be disclosed to member upon

1.10.06 Entry control software shall be compatible with manufacturer-supported operating systems and be password protected. Software shall provide various functions to include, but not be limited to: easy to read menus, ability to collect and store activity, provide editable activity reports, and allow for remote access through local access network.

1.10.07 Contract vendor shall notify member of any product recalls, safety notices, or technical service bulletins related to equipment provided under this contract. All electronic access systems shall be installed in accordance with manufacturer requirements and applicable codes.

1.10.08 Entry control software shall support configuration management capabilities appropriate for the size and operational requirements of

1.10.09 Electronic access devices, software, and network-connected equipment shall support manufacturer-provided security updates and utilize industry-standard authentication and communication protocols, where applicable.

1.10.10 Electronic access systems shall be available with support for card, mobile credential, biometric, personal identification number (PIN), and other commercially available credential technologies, where supported by the manufacturer.

1.10.11 Electronic access systems shall support emergency access and egress requirements in accordance with applicable codes, standards, and manufacturer requirements.

1.10.12 Electronic access systems shall be available with cloud-hosted, on-premise, or hybrid management platforms, where required by

1.11 Access Control – Systems Integration Specifications

1.11.01 Contract vendor shall provide electronic access control systems, locking systems, and associated door hardware capable of integration with existing member systems, where applicable. Integrated systems shall support interoperability among multiple manufacturers and platforms and shall allow centralized management of access permissions, activity logging, reporting, remote administration, and future expansion without unreasonable dependence on proprietary hardware or software.

1.11.02 All system components, cabling, network communications, and integration methods shall comply with current applicable industry standards, codes, and regulations including, but not limited to: ANSI, TIA, NECA, NFPA, and UL.

1.11.03 Contract vendor shall provide complete system documentation, including system architecture diagrams, device layouts, wiring and cabling diagrams, network communication paths, integration points, and final as-built documentation reflecting installed conditions and system configurations.

1.11 Access Control – Systems Integration Specifications (Cont’d.)

1.11.04 Contract vendor shall coordinate with members, contractors, and other system providers as necessary to ensure successful integration and implementation. Prior to acceptance, integrated systems shall be tested as a complete operational solution to verify functionality, communication between systems, operation during normal and emergency conditions, and compliance with applicable life-safety and egress requirements.

1.11.05 Contract vendor shall provide training to member personnel on the operation, administration, maintenance, and reporting functions of all integrated systems.

1.11.06 Member shall retain ownership of system programming, credentials, configuration files, databases, reports, administrative accounts, access permissions, and other system data associated with installed systems.

1.11.07 Integrated systems shall be capable of supporting emergency response, lockdown, security, facility access management, and other operational protocols where required by member.

1.11.08 Access control systems shall be capable of maintaining activity logs, audit trails, and reporting functions where supported by the manufacturer.

1.12 Miscellaneous Services Specifications

1.12.01 Contract vendor shall provide re-keying services per member. Re-keying shall be done to factory depths and spacing.

1.12.02 Contract vendor shall warrant re-keying services, parts, and labor for ninety (90) days.

1.12.03 Contract vendor shall not duplicate keys without member authorization when keys are marked "DO NOT DUPLICATE" or when duplication restrictions are otherwise established by member.

1.12.04 Contract vendor shall offer key control software, key management systems, key tracking systems, electronic key cabinets, and related key control solutions.

1.12.05 Contract vendor shall provide emergency re-keying services for facilities, buildings, secured areas, and access control systems, upon member request.

1.12.06 Contract vendor shall make information regarding standard service response times, emergency service availability, and methods for requesting service available to member, upon request.

1.13 All Doors General Specifications

1.13.01 All doors, frames, and associated components shall be installed plumb, level, square, aligned, and properly anchored in accordance with manufacturer requirements and applicable industry standards.

1.13.02 Doors shall be available with vision lites, louvers, glazing systems, panels, vision frames, security grilles, vandal screens, and related accessories, and shall comply with applicable standards, and ratings required for the opening.

1.13.03 Non-removable stops shall be used on exterior side of exterior doors and on the secure side of interior doors for glass, louvers, and other panels in doors, where applicable.

1.13.04 Doors, hinges, and hardware shall be adjusted to ensure proper operation.

1.13 All Doors General Specifications

1.13.05 Contract vendor shall repair damaged coatings, finishes, and installation-related surface defects and shall provide maintenance, service, replacement parts, and technical support for doors, installed systems, and associated components prior to project completion and member acceptance.

1.13.06 All door systems and associated components shall be tested, adjusted, and placed into proper operating condition in accordance with manufacturer requirements and applicable industry standards prior to member acceptance.

1.14 Automatic Doors Specifications

1.14.01 Contract vendor shall provide automatic door systems including, but not limited to: sliding, swinging, folding, and revolving doors.

Automatic door systems shall be available in standard and security configurations to meet member requirements.

1.14.02 Automatic door systems shall be available as complete assemblies or as individual replacement components, including operators, headers, tracks, drive systems, door panels, jambs, locks, activation devices, safety devices, and related accessories, as applicable to the door type.

1.14.03 Automatic sliding doors shall be available in single-slide, bi-parting, and telescopic-slide configurations.

1.14.04 Automatic swinging doors shall be available as complete door assemblies or as operator-only systems compatible with existing doors and frames.

1.14.05 Automatic folding doors shall be available in single-fold and bi-fold configurations.

1.14.06 Automatic revolving doors shall be available in two-wing, three-wing, and four-wing configurations and may be center-driven or perimeter-driven, as appropriate for the application.

1.14.07 Contract vendor shall provide inspection, service, maintenance, repair, replacement parts, and related support services for automatic door systems provided under this contract.

1.14.08 Replacement parts shall be original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts or manufacturer-approved equivalent parts.

1.15 Commercial Entry Doors – Wood Doors Specifications

1.15.01 Contract vendor shall provide commercial-grade wood doors that comply with current applicable WDMA, AWI, NFPA, and other applicable industry standards.

1.15.02 Wood door facings shall be available in wood veneer, plastic laminate, medium-density overlay, or other commercially available finishes that meet member requirements.

1.15.03 Wood veneer doors shall be available in recognized veneer matching methods including, but not limited to: book match, slip match, random match, pleasing match, and end match. Veneer edges shall match face veneer.

1.15.04 Wood doors shall be machined and prepared for frames, glazing, and finished hardware in accordance with manufacturer requirements and applicable standards.

1.15.05 Wood door cores shall be available in particleboard, mineral core, or other commercially available core constructions appropriate for the application. Doors containing particleboard cores shall contain no added urea-formaldehyde.

1.15 Commercial Entry Doors – Wood Doors Specifications

(Cont’d.)

1.15.06 Factory-finished wood doors shall meet current applicable WDMA and/or AWI standards and shall be available in water-based stain, UV-cured polyurethane, or equivalent manufacturer finishes.

1.15.07 Wood doors requiring field modifications shall be resealed, refinished, repaired, and adjusted as necessary to ensure proper operation and appearance.

1.15.08 Fire-rated wood doors shall be available with ratings of 20, 30, 45, 60, 90, and 180 minutes, as required by the application.

1.15.09 Fire-rated wood doors shall be constructed and installed in accordance with applicable fire-resistance, smoke-control, and positive-pressure requirements.

1.15.10 Mineral-core fire-rated wood doors shall include internal blocking and reinforcement necessary to support specified hardware.

1.15.11 Fire-rated door pairs, meeting edges, glazing systems, and associated components shall comply with applicable NFPA, UL, and manufacturer requirements for the rated opening.

1.16 Commercial Entry Doors – Steel Doors and Frames

1.16.01 Steel doors, frames, anchors, reinforcements, and related components shall comply with current applicable ASTM, ANSI, SDI, and NFPA standards.

1.16.02 Contract vendor shall provide steel doors in grades, performance levels, and configurations appropriate for the intended application and in accordance with current applicable SDI standards.

1.16.03 Steel doors and frames shall be fabricated from hot-rolled, cold-rolled, galvanized, stainless, or other commercially available steel materials meeting applicable industry standards.

1.16.04 Steel doors and frames shall include hardware reinforcements, blocking, cutouts, clearances, and preparations necessary to accommodate specified hardware in accordance with applicable ANSI and SDI standards.

1.16.05 Steel frames shall be available for doors, sidelites, borrowed lites, transoms, and other opening configurations. Frames may be supplied as welded or knockdown assemblies, as appropriate for the application.

1.16.06 Steel frames shall include anchors, reinforcements, silencers, plaster guards, mortar boxes, and related accessories required for the wall construction and installation conditions.

1.16.07 Steel doors and frames shall be fabricated using core and reinforcement systems appropriate for the intended application, including sound-rated and fire-rated assemblies where specified.

1.16.08 Steel doors and frames installed in masonry, concrete, drywall, steel stud, or other wall systems shall utilize anchoring systems appropriate for the wall construction and applicable code requirements.

1.16.09 Exposed fasteners shall be suitable for the intended application and environment.

1.16 Commercial Entry Doors – Steel Doors and Frames

Specifications (Cont’d.)

1.16.10 Fire-rated and smoke-control door assemblies shall comply with applicable NFPA, UL, ANSI, SDI, and code requirements, including required clearances, labels, glazing systems, and opening protectives.

1.16.11 Steel doors and frames shall include security glazing provisions and related security features where required by the application.

1.16.12 Steel doors and frames shall be factory finished with rust-inhibitive primers, coatings, galvanizing, paint systems, or other manufacturer finishes appropriate for the intended environment.

1.17 Commercial Entry Doors – Acrylic Modified Polyester Doors

1.17.01 Contract vendor shall provide acrylic modified polyester (AMP) door systems suitable for commercial applications and member

1.17.02 AMP doors shall be flush construction and shall be available with aluminum frames and related accessories.

1.17.03 AMP doors shall be constructed using reinforced aluminum stiles, rails, structural joinery systems, and insulated cores designed to provide strength, durability, and long-term performance.

1.17.04 AMP door face materials shall be available in wood grain, painted, aluminum, or other manufacturer-standard finishes.

1.17.05 AMP door cores shall be insulated and designed to provide thermal performance appropriate for the intended application.

1.17.06 AMP doors shall be factory prepared to accommodate manufacturer-approved hardware, glazing systems, and accessories.

1.17.07 Aluminum frames shall be reinforced, pre-machined as required for hardware, and supplied with anchoring systems appropriate for the installation conditions.

1.17.08 Frame assemblies shall include weather seals, gasketing, stops, glazing components, and related accessories necessary to provide a complete and functional installation.

1.18 Commercial Entry Doors – Fiberglass Reinforced Polyester Doors Specifications

1.18.01 Contract vendor shall provide fiberglass reinforced polyester (FRP) door systems suitable for commercial applications and member

1.18.02 FRP doors shall be flush construction and shall be available with aluminum frames and related accessories.

1.18.03 FRP doors shall be constructed using reinforced aluminum stiles, rails, structural joinery systems, and insulated cores designed to provide strength, durability, and long-term performance.

1.18.04 FRP door face materials shall be constructed of fiberglass reinforced polyester and shall be available in manufacturer-standard finishes suitable for commercial use.

1.18.05 FRP door cores shall be insulated and designed to provide thermal

1.18.06 FRP doors shall be factory prepared to accommodate manufacturer-

1.18.07 FRP panels shall be available in architectural configurations suitable for interior and exterior applications.

1.18 Commercial Entry Doors – Fiberglass Reinforced Polyester Doors Specifications

1.18.08 Fire-rated FRP doors and frames shall be available where required and shall comply with applicable code, fire-resistance, flame-spread, and smoke-development requirements.

1.18.09 Aluminum frames shall be reinforced, pre-machined as required for hardware, and supplied with anchoring systems appropriate for the

1.18.10 Frame assemblies shall include weather seals, gasketing, stops,

1.18.11 Louvers, security grilles, and vandal protection systems shall be available where required by the application.

1.19 Commercial Entry Doors – Pultruded Fiberglass Reinforced Polyester Doors Specifications

1.19.01 Contract vendor shall provide pultruded fiberglass reinforced polyester (FRP) door systems suitable for commercial applications and member requirements.

1.19.02 Pultruded FRP doors shall be flush construction and shall be available with FRP frames and related accessories.

1.19.03 Pultruded FRP doors shall be manufactured using structural fiberglass components and reinforced construction designed to provide strength, durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term performance.

1.19.04 Door face materials shall be fiberglass reinforced polyester and shall be available in manufacturer-standard finishes suitable for commercial applications.

1.19.05 Door cores shall be insulated and designed to provide thermal

1.19.06 Doors shall be factory prepared to accommodate manufacturer-

1.19.07 FRP frames shall be reinforced and manufactured to accommodate specified hardware, anchoring systems, and installation requirements.

1.19.08 Frame assemblies shall include weather seals, gasketing, stops,

1.20 Overhead Door Systems – Rolling Counter Doors

1.20.01 Contract vendor shall provide rolling counter door systems suitable for commercial applications and member requirements.

1.20.02 Rolling counter door systems shall include curtains, guides, counterbalance systems, brackets, hoods, locking devices, operators, and related accessories necessary to provide a complete and functional installation.

1.20.03 Doors, guides, motors, and related primary components shall be provided by one manufacturer. Secondary components shall be compatible with the primary door system and installed in accordance with manufacturer requirements.

1.20.04 Curtains shall be constructed of galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum, or other manufacturer-standard materials appropriate for the intended application.

1.20.05 Rolling counter doors shall be available with vision panels, glazing systems, fire-rated assemblies, and related accessories where required by the application.

1.20 Overhead Door Systems – Rolling Counter Doors

Specifications (Cont’d.)

1.20.06 Guides, brackets, and counterbalance systems shall be designed and manufactured to support the operational requirements of the door system and provide smooth and reliable operation.

1.20.07 Doors shall be available with manual push-up, crank, chain-hoist, or motorized operation, as appropriate for the application.

1.20.08 Motorized door systems shall include safety devices, operating controls, and protection features in accordance with applicable codes, standards, and manufacturer requirements.

1.20.09 Rolling counter doors shall be available with locking systems including slide bolts, keyed locks, padlock provisions, and other security options appropriate for the application.

1.20.10 Doors shall be available for face-of-wall, between-jamb, and other manufacturer-supported mounting configurations.

1.20.11 Fire-rated rolling counter doors shall comply with applicable UL, NFPA, and code requirements for the intended installation.

1.21 Overhead Door Systems – Rolling Steel Fire Doors

1.21.01 Contract vendor shall provide rolling steel fire door systems suitable

1.21.02 Rolling steel fire door systems shall include curtains, guides, bottom bars, brackets, hoods, counterbalance systems, automatic closing devices, operators, and related accessories necessary to provide a

1.21.03 Doors, guides, motors, and related primary components shall be

1.21.04 Rolling steel fire doors shall be constructed of galvanized steel, stainless steel, or other manufacturer-standard materials suitable for the intended application and required fire rating.

1.21.05 Rolling steel fire doors shall be available with vision panels, glazing systems, and related accessories that comply with applicable fire-rating requirements.

1.21.06 Guides, brackets, hoods, and counterbalance systems shall be designed and manufactured to support the operational requirements of the door system and maintain compliance with applicable fire-rating requirements.

1.21.07 Automatic closing devices shall be provided as required and shall automatically close the door upon activation in accordance with applicable code requirements and manufacturer specifications.

1.21.08 Doors shall be available with manual push-up, chain-hoist, crank, or

1.21.09 Motorized door systems shall include safety devices, operating

1.21.10 Rolling steel fire doors shall be available with locking systems including slide bolts, keyed locks, padlock provisions, and other security options appropriate for the application.

1.21.11 Rolling steel fire door systems shall comply with applicable UL, NFPA, ANSI, and code requirements for the intended installation and fire-rating classification.

1.22 Overhead Door Systems - Rolling Doors (Non-Fire-Rated)

1.22.01 Contract vendor shall provide non-fire-rated rolling door systems suitable for commercial applications and member requirements.

1.22.02 Rolling door systems shall include curtains, guides, bottom bars, brackets, hoods, counterbalance systems, operators, wind locks, locking devices, and related accessories necessary to provide a

1.22.03 Doors, guides, motors, and related primary components shall be

1.22.04 Rolling doors shall be constructed of galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum, or other manufacturer-standard materials suitable for the intended application.

1.22.05 Rolling doors shall be available in insulated and non-insulated configurations and shall include weather seals, gasketing, and related environmental protection features appropriate for the application.

1.22.06 Rolling doors shall be available with wind-load resistance features, including wind locks and reinforcement systems, where required by applicable codes, standards, or installation conditions.

1.22.07 Guides, brackets, hoods, and counterbalance systems shall be of the door system and provide smooth and reliable operation.

1.22.08 Doors shall be available with manual push-up, chain-hoist, crank, or

1.22.09 Motorized door systems shall include safety devices, operating

1.22.10 Rolling doors shall be available with locking systems including slide bolts, keyed locks, padlock provisions, and other security options

1.22.11 Rolling door systems shall comply with applicable ANSI, DASMA, UL, and other applicable industry standards and code requirements.

1.23 Overhead Door Systems – Rolling Grilles Specifications

1.23.01 Contract vendor shall provide rolling grille systems suitable for commercial applications and member requirements.

1.23.02 Rolling grille systems shall include grille curtains, guides, bottom bars, brackets, hoods, fascia, counterbalance systems, operators, locking devices, and related accessories necessary to provide a complete and functional installation.

1.23.03 Grilles, guides, motors, and related primary components shall be

1.23.04 Grille curtains shall be constructed of steel, stainless steel, aluminum, or other manufacturer-standard materials suitable for the intended

1.23.05 Rolling grille systems shall be available in security, storefront, counter, and other commercial configurations to meet member

1.23.06 Guides, brackets, and counterbalance systems shall be designed and manufactured to support the operational requirements of the grille

1.23 Overhead Door Systems – Rolling Grilles Specifications

1.23.07 Grilles shall be available with manual push-up, chain-hoist, crank, or

1.23.08 Motorized grille systems shall include safety devices, operating controls, emergency egress features where required, and protection features in accordance with applicable codes, standards, and manufacturer requirements.

1.23.09 Rolling grille systems shall be available with locking systems including

1.23.10 Rolling grille systems shall comply with applicable ANSI, DASMA, UL, and other applicable industry standards and code requirements.

1.24 Overhead Door Systems - Sectional Doors Specifications

1.24.01 Contract vendor shall provide sectional door systems suitable for

1.24.02 Sectional door systems shall include door sections, tracks, hinges, rollers, brackets, counterbalance systems, operators, locking devices, weather seals, and related accessories necessary to provide a

1.24.03 Doors, tracks, motors, and related primary components shall be

1.24.04 Sectional doors shall be constructed of steel, aluminum, fiberglass, wood, composite materials, or other manufacturer-standard materials suitable for the intended application.

1.24.05 Sectional door assemblies shall be designed and manufactured to provide structural integrity, reliable operation, and long-term performance under normal operating conditions.

1.24.06 Sectional doors shall be available in insulated and non-insulated configurations and shall be capable of meeting applicable wind-load, thermal-performance, and code requirements.

1.24.07 Tracks, brackets, hinges, rollers, and counterbalance systems shall be of the door system and provide smooth and reliable operation.

1.24.08 Doors shall be available with manual operation, chain-hoist operation, or motorized operation, as appropriate for the application.

1.24.09 Motorized door systems shall include safety devices, operating

1.24.10 Sectional doors shall be available with slide locks, keyed locks, padlock provisions, and other security options appropriate for the

1.24.11 Weather seals, gasketing, and environmental protection components shall be available where required by the application.

1.24.12 Sectional door systems shall comply with applicable ANSI, DASMA, UL, and other applicable industry standards and code requirements.

1.25 Overhead Door Systems – Rolling Sheet Doors Specifications

1.25.01 Contract vendor shall provide rolling sheet door systems suitable for

1.25.02 Rolling sheet door systems shall include curtains, guides, bottom bars, brackets, hoods, fascia, counterbalance systems, operators, locking devices, wind locks, and related accessories necessary to provide a

1.25 Overhead Door Systems – Rolling Sheet Doors Specifications

1.25.03 Doors, guides, motors, and related primary components shall be

1.25.04 Rolling sheet doors shall be constructed of galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum, or other manufacturer-standard materials suitable for the intended application.

1.25.05 Rolling sheet doors shall be available in insulated and non-insulated configurations and shall include weather seals, gasketing, and related environmental protection features appropriate for the application.

1.25.06 Rolling sheet doors shall be available with wind-load resistance features including, but not limited to: wind locks and reinforcement systems, where required by applicable codes, standards, or

1.25.07 Guides, brackets, and counterbalance systems shall be designed and manufactured to support the operational requirements of the door

1.25.08 Doors shall be available with manual push-up, chain-hoist, crank, or

1.25.09 Motorized door systems shall include safety devices, operating

1.25.10 Rolling sheet doors shall be available with locking systems including

1.25.11 Rolling sheet door systems shall comply with applicable ANSI, DASMA, UL, and other applicable industry standards and code requirements.

1.26 Overhead Door Systems - Motor Operators Specifications

1.26.01 Contract vendor shall provide motor operators suitable for commercial overhead door systems and member requirements.

1.26.02 Motor operators shall be compatible with rolling doors, rolling grilles, rolling counter doors, rolling steel fire doors, sectional doors, and other applicable door systems.

1.26.03 Motor operators shall be appropriately sized and designed to safely operate the intended door system in accordance with manufacturer

1.26.04 Motor operators shall include control systems, operating devices, and safety features necessary to provide reliable operation and compliance with applicable codes, standards, and manufacturer

1.26.05 Motor operators shall support manual operation, emergency release functions, and emergency operation features appropriate for the

1.26.06 Control systems shall support open, close, and stop functions and shall be capable of integrating with sensing edges, photoelectric sensors, remote controls, key controls, card access systems, and other compatible control devices.

1.26.07 Motor operators shall be available with local controls, wired controls, wireless controls, network-based controls, and remote operation capabilities, as applicable to member requirements.

1.26 Overhead Door Systems - Motor Operators Specifications

1.26.08 Motor operators shall include entrapment protection and other safety devices required by applicable codes, standards, and manufacturer

1.26.09 Motor operators shall be capable of interfacing with building automation systems, access control systems, security systems, and other compatible technologies where required by the application.

1.26.10 Motor operators shall be capable of monitoring and reporting operational status, power conditions, fault conditions, and other system information where supported by the manufacturer.

1.26.11 Motor operators shall be available with battery backup, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) compatibility, or other emergency power capabilities, as applicable to the installation.

1.26.12 Motor operators shall support programming, configuration, and diagnostics through manufacturer-approved interfaces and communication methods.

1.26.13 Motor operator systems shall comply with applicable ANSI, DASMA, UL, NEMA, and other applicable industry standards and code

1.26.14 Motor operators shall be available with integration capabilities for access control, lockdown, emergency response, and building security systems where required by the application.

1.27 Integrated Door Systems Specifications

1.27.01 Contract vendor shall provide integrated door systems suitable for

1.27.02 Integrated door systems shall include doors, frames, hinges, suspension systems, latching systems, smoke seals, hardware, access control components, and related accessories necessary to provide a

1.27.03 Integrated door systems shall comply with applicable ANSI, BHMA, SDI, NFPA, UL, and other applicable industry standards and code

1.27.04 Integrated door systems shall be available in steel, wood, laminate, and other manufacturer-standard finishes and configurations appropriate for the intended application.

1.27.05 Integrated door systems shall be available in fire-rated and non-fire-rated configurations, as required by the application.

1.27.06 Integrated door systems shall be factory assembled or provided as complete manufacturer-approved systems for field installation.

1.27.07 Integrated door systems shall be supplied with anchoring systems, reinforcements, hardware preparations, and related components necessary for installation.

1.27.08 Integrated door systems shall be available with factory-applied finishes, protective coverings, and finish options suitable for the intended application.

1.27.09 Integrated door systems shall be compatible with electronic access control systems, building management systems, centralized monitoring systems, security management systems, emergency management systems, utility monitoring systems, and other applicable technologies, where required by member.

1.27.10 Integrated door systems shall support coordinated operation during normal operations, emergency operations, security events, and lockdown events where required by the application.

1.27 Integrated Door Systems Specifications (Cont’d.)

1.27.11 Contract vendor shall provide manufacturer documentation, operating instructions, maintenance requirements, and applicable warranties to member upon project completion.

1.28 Room Dividers – General Specifications

1.28.01 Contract vendor shall assist member, architects, consultants, and contractors in evaluating room divider, partition, and operable wall solutions appropriate for the intended application, upon member

1.28.02 Room divider systems shall be available in accordion door, operable wall, moveable glass wall, and other manufacturer-supported…

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