P01_SOW Attachment 11- FCAFacility.pdf

Displaying 1 Report As of 07-14-2021

Year Built

Floors Current Function

1950 8 Proposed Function

Rec No Condition Useful Life

FCA

Risk

Remain Life

Correction $

272419 D * 3 * $504,514

13952 B * * $0

130320 B * * $0

209004 D * 3 * $404,461

112482 B 100 30 $0

13953 B 100 50 $0

13954 D 15 3 exceeds $823,679

394242 D 15 3 exceeds $15,000

Building Last Renov FCA GSF VAMC Main Hospital

1 2002 284,899 VAMC Main Hospital

FCA - Basic FCA Report to 1044 of 1044

Report Parameters: Program = VHA, District = 1, VISN = 5, Station = 517 517 - Beckley District VHA - North Atlantic, VISN 5

Accessibility 2 6th floor NHCU congregate baths have been renovated for compliance.

The 4th floor B-wing congregate bath has been renovated.

Accessibility 3 The following Toilet Rooms are not ABA-compliant and should be renovated to provide required clearances, fixtures, doors, and toilet accessories:

6th Floor: Five Patient restrooms (75 SF each).

5th Floor: Two Unisex Toilet Rooms (60 SF each) and Womens Locker Room Toilets (240 SF). Provide accessible transaction workstation at Day Surgery. Provide accessible nurse station.

4th Floor: Four Patient Toilet Rooms (75 SF each), Seven Patient Toilet Rooms (60 SF each), and Five Staff Toilet Rooms (60 SF each). Provide accessible nurse station.

Accessibility 4 -The 4th floor A-wing requires renovation to meet accessible requirements.

-Renovate the congregate restrooms (4B-129) to be private accessible restrooms with accessible showers.

-Renovate the congregate restrooms (3B-131) to be private accessible restrooms with accessible showers.

-The Canteen restroom in the basement is too tight to be accessible. Provide an accessible restroom.

-Provide an accessible water cooler at the 6th floor.

Accessibility 1 -The building is a healthcare occupancy and is fully accessible.

-The building automatic sliding glass entry doors substantially meet requirements.

-Accessible restrooms are provided for the building.

-Accessible lever style door hardware is provided for the building.

-An accessible water cooler is provided on most floors. (see additional costs and comments at the 6th floor.)

-An accessible transaction counter is provided at the lobby/reception. (see additional costs and comments at the 4th and 5th floor nurse's stations.)

-The Exterior and interior routes remain compliant.

-The accessible lift installed at Library is in good condition.

Details Architectural Seq

No Description

Fixed Equipment 1 -The 2nd floor Laboratory casework and counter tops are in poor condition and require replacement.

-The dishwasher in the basement kitchen is in poor condition.

Replace the dishwasher in the basement kitchen.

-The Robo Coup machine in the basement kitchen is in poor condition. Replace the Robo Coup machine in the basement kitchen.

-The mixing kettle and 3 compartment sink in the basement kitchen is in poor condition. Replace the mixing kettle and 3 compartment sink in the basement kitchen.

-Replace cooler (BB-16) in the basement kitchen which is not working.

Fixed Equipment 5 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending A steam hood is not provided at the Dishwasher which may cause problems with humidity. Provide a study to confirm need.

Exterior Walls 2 The masonry restoration project to repoint brickwork, repair parapet walls, repair deteriorated masonry, repair and restore expansion joints, clean masonry, remove efflorescence, repair and replace flashings and coping was completed in 2014 and is in good condition.

Exterior Walls 1 DELETE THIS RECORD: redundant to record 112482

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517 - Beckley District VHA - North Atlantic, VISN 5

394243 B 15 9 $0

130343 C 15 exceeds $0

209003 B 15 3 $0

394263 B 15 13 $0

394268 B 15 9 $0

394248 B 15 8 $0

394249 B 15 8 $0

394250 B 15 8 $0

394251 B 15 8 $0

394252 B 15 8 $0

394272 B 10 6 $0

Fixed Equipment 6 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -The pharmacy equipment including the cabinets, countertops and unit dose dispensers installed in 2014 are in good condition.

Fixed Equipment 3 Most equipment remains in fair condition in the Pharmacy, Ambulatory Care, Nursing Units and Nuclear Medicine.

Interior Finish/Door 12 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending

- 3rd floor: The B-wing and north elevator lobby were renovated and are in good condition.

Interior Finish/Door 13 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -4th floor: B-wing was renovated and is in good condition.

-The A-wing corridors were renovated and are in good condition.

Interior Finish/Door 16 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -The waiting areas have been updated and are in good condition.

-Volunteer Services has been renovated and are in good condition.

-HAS main office was relocated to Bldg. 5.

-The wood doors, frames and door hardware are in good condition.

-New ACT at the offices near the front entry are in good condition.

-Several new offices near the parking lot side of the building were renovated in 2014 due to flooding and are now in good di iInterior Finish/Door 11 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -2nd floor: Physical Therapy rooms 2B-135 and 2B-136 were renovated in 2013 and are in good condition.

Fixed Equipment 4 -Operating room #1 equipment installed in 2008 is in good condition.

-The 2 sterilizers and cart wash in SPD are in good condition.

-The Audiology Booths in the basement are in good condition.

-The Morgue equipment is in good condition.

-The Radiology, Dental, Nuclear Medicine, podiatry, urology, and ultrasound (2010) equipment on the 3rd floor are all in good condition.

-The equipment in PT, OT, RT, eye clinic, IRM and SPD is all in good condition.

-The Chapel pews on the 1st floor are in good condition.

-The ICU cabinets and solid surface countertops are in good condition.

Fixed Equipment 7 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending Kitchen equipment replaced in 2018 include the following:

-Robo Coupe Processor -Steamer -Oven -Fryer -Range -Plate Warmer -Warming Cabinet -Dishwasher -Mixing Kettle -Slicer

Interior Finish/Door 17 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending Replace the carpet in offices 2B-113 and 2B-114 with VCT (200-300 sf) Provide wall protection which is required on the 2nd floor.

Interior Finish/Door 14 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -The epoxy floor in congregate restroom (3B-131) on the 3rd floor is in good condition.

Interior Finish/Door 15 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -The epoxy floor in the kitchen in the basement was installed in 2013 and is in good condition.

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130345 D 15 3 exceeds $3,592,303

394244 B 15 11 $0

394245 B 15 4 $0

394246 B 15 6 $0

394247 B 15 9 $0

13955 B 15 4 $0

333903 F 10 5 exceeds $3,922,670

333898 B 15 4 $0

333902 D * 5 * $18,485

13956 A * * $0

Interior Finish/Door 7 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending 3rd Floor ICU was renovated in 2016.

Interior Finish/Door 8 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -The 5th floor Endoscopy suite 5A-105 and Urology operating room 5A-109 and support areas were renovated and are in good condition.

Interior Finish/Door 4 Interior Finishes in the following areas are in poor condition and should be replaced:

Basement:

-Replace finishes in Staff Locker Rooms (985 SF).

First Floor:

-Replace the Altar carpet in the Chapel on the 1st floor. (600

SF)

-Replace the 1'x1' ceiling tiles in the Chapel on the 1st floor.

(600 SF)

-Update the older interior finishes in the Auditorium on the 1st floor (1750 SF).

Second Floor:

-Replace the VCT in the Dental wing on the 2nd floor (1300

SF)

-Replace damaged door to X-ray room 2A-101 on the 2nd floor.

-Replace finishes in Staff Locker Rooms (636 SF).

Fourth Floor:

-The A-wing and Nurse station.

-The congregate restrooms on the 4th floor (4B-129) has a large crack in the epoxy floor and requires repair (20 LF)

Fifth Floor:

-The entire 5th Floor including the surgical suites (15,599 SF)

Eighth Floor:

Elevator Machine Room Door 8C-100 is a 20 minute assembly. Replace with 90 min fire door assembly.

Canteen glazing Roof 4909 SF, 530 SF Walls = 1020 SF

Kitchen Ceiling glazing 4035 SF

Interior Finish/Door 5 -Basement: Audiology was renovated in 2009 and has an accessible restroom.

Life Safety 2 -Provide an approved fire suppression sprinkler system at the cardboard compactor loading dock.

-Investigate the need for an approved fire suppression sprinkler system at the breezeway between building 1 and building 7.

-Investigate the need to replace the rated fire doors near the agent cashier.

-Provide a fire rated ceiling in the electrical closets BB-104 and BB-103.

-Provide fire caulking at the top of the wall and wall penetrations in mechanical room 2A-145 and room BA-118.

-Replace the older handrails that are too low and do not meet the life safety code in most of the rated exit stairways. (Fire Stair #1 and #3)

Interior Finish/Door 1 -The 6th floor was fully renovated and is in good condition.

Interior Finish/Door 6 DELETE THIS RECORD: not an FCA item.

Interior Finish/Door 9 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -The Canteen was renovated in 2011 and is in good condition.

Interior Finish/Door 10 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -1st floor: The Pharmacy and Library were renovated in 2014 and are in good condition.

Life Safety 1 -The healthcare structure is fully accessible to the public, is fully sprinkled and meets applicable codes.

-Required exits are provided.

-Fire extinguishers are provided.

-A Fire alarm system is provided.

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394253 D * 5 * $20,000

394254 A * * $0

394255 D * 5 * $14,999

394256 D * 5 * $27,378

394257 F * 5 exceeds $625

394258 F * 5 exceeds $21,259

394262 A * * $0

272420 D 30 5 exceeds $26,135

394259 A 20 19 $0

394260 B 20 13 $0

394261 B 20 14 $0

13957 C 20 4 $0

112484 C 20 7 $0

130346 D 20 5 exceeds $9,733

209002 B 20 11 $0

13958 B 10 4 $0

13959 D 30 5 exceeds $1,082,339

Life Safety 6 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending Replace the older handrails that are too low and do not meet the life safety code in most of the rated exit stairways. (Stair #1 and #3)

Life Safety 7 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending Replace missing vertical rod from exit device at exit door adjacent to stair 5.

Life Safety 4 DELETE THIS RECORD: technically incorrect. Concrete structure provides sufficient rating.

FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -Provide a fire rated ceiling in the electrical closets BB-104 and BB-103.

Life Safety 5 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -Provide fire caulking at the top of the wall and wall penetrations in mechanical chase near 24-144 (30 LF) and room BA-118 (56 LF).

Life Safety 3 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending- Investigate the need for an approved fire suppression sprinkler system at the breezeway between building 1 and building 7.

Roof 7 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -The elevator tower membrane roof was installed in 2013 and is in good condition.

Roof 8 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -The 6th floor membrane roof was installed in 2014 and is in good condition.

Roof 5 -The 6th floor roof has areas of minor ponding. The roof is not properly pitched to drains. The lower roof drains are higher then the roof. repitch the existing roof.

-Provide a man door to the 5th floor roof from ICU.

-The 3rd floor roof drain strainers need to be replaced and reset.

-Inspect and clean all roof drains periodically

Roof 6 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending

- The 3rd floor ballasted roof was replaced with a membrane roof in 2019.

Life Safety 8 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending Stair 7: Guardrail does not comply with 4 inch sphere rule from 4th floor to basement. Install infill panels between existing horizontal rails or replace. Also stair is missing guardrail at switch break. Add or replace.

Life Safety 9 DELETE THIS RECORD: unnecessary record

Prior record: FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending Stair 6: OK Stair 1: OK

Signage / Wayfindg 1 -Most interior signage was upgraded in 2014 to meet current VA standards and is in good condition. Complete the replacement of some minor areas of older signage which is 1%- 2% of building 1.

-The exterior building identification signage is in good condition

Windows 1 -The 1984 double pane, aluminum, fixed windows with internal blinds have air and moisture infiltration around many of the windows. Replace 300-350 windows with energy efficient windows.

Roof 3 -The Roof over IRM and telephone (PBX) equipment is in poor condition and due to be replaced. Facilities reports the roof is leaking. (900-1000 sf)

Roof 4 -The Majority of the roofs are EPDM membrane and are in good condition.

-The Canteen membrane roof was installed in 2011 and is in good condition.

Roof 1 -Most Built-up and membrane roofs are in fair condition. (See additional costs and comments under roof)

Roof 2 -The EPDM membrane roof at lower levels are in fair condition.

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130347 D 30 5 exceeds $197,965

394269 B 30 5 $0

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Rec No Condition Useful Life

FCA

Risk

Remain Life

Correction $

13960 C- * * $0

208952 D * 4 * $61,148

270704 D 40 5 exceeds $125,479

270691 B+ 25 17 $0

13961 D 25 5 exceeds $186,811

130348 B+ 25 14 $0

333305 B+ 25 17 $0

333306 D 25 5 exceeds $125,479

Electrical Seq No

Description

System Total Correction $10,681,546 System Replacement Cost $70,972,913 Ratio: 0.15 System Total Pending

Windows 2 -The windows in the Canteen greenhouse dining area have fogged in many locations and are due to be repaired or replaced. (Windows are curved at the top and may gaskets have been displaced.)

Windows 3 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending -Double-glazed aluminum fixed windows with integral blinds are in good condition. The windows were recaulked and are in good condition.

-The skylights in the lobby/reception area are in good condition

Emerg Elec Sys. 1 Previous FCA notes, "Adequate egress lighting in average condition. LED Exit sign lighting is extremely dim and at end of life. Some luminescent signs have been tie wrapped up to augment missing signs, not all appeared to get enough light to properly glow. Replace all exit signs with new LED including temporary luminescent signs. Reference to VA project 517-14- 114" it was noted, some LED exit signs have been replaced while others have tape covering chevrons as the exit signs are being required by different inspectors. It is recomended to accomplish a life safety study and provide comprehensive exit sign coverage. It is estimated at 12 that should be replaced in the short term as chevrons could disorient and become confusing if tape is tampered with.

Emerg Elec Sys. 3 Phases 1, 2, and 3 electrical upgrades were completed in 2009;

It replaced and reworked most of the emergency electrical system, including separating system in Life Safety, Critical, and Equipment branches. Two Caterpillar 800kW 208/120V indoor diesel generators with double-wall daytanks, PowerLynx 6000A 208/120V paralleling switchboard with Cutler-Hammer electronic trip power circuit breakers.

Generators tested every week. Loading in 4/2009 is one 800kW generator at 41% is sufficient for all loads connected to the emergency electrical system. System in very good diti

Emerg Elec Sys. 5 Generator fuel is from two (2) 20,000 gallon underground double-wall steel-lined fiberglass-encased diesel storage tanks at Bldg 7; this violates NFPA, which requires a dedicated fuel supply. Separate one tank for generator use, or install separate, new, smaller fuel tank for generators.

Emerg Elec Sys. 4 New automatic transfer switches installed (2012) with load shedding capability. Essential Power branches separated and have their own ATS's. System has a capability to backfeed normal power switchgear to provide auxiliary power to whole building.

Elec/Tele Closets 1 Electrical closets with distribution boards and risers are located on all floors, identified as Right (R), Center (C), and Left (L) with panels typically located in corridors.

Telecommunications closets are separate and adequate: one (1) main floor, one (1) emergency, one (1) 3rd floor, one (1) left wing one (1) right ICU plus two (2) for ancillary

Elec/Tele Closets 2 * Replace/upgrade door between generator room and main electrical room, with new door with panic-bar hardware and double swing.

* Repair/replace air conditioning for telephone PBX room.

Emerg Elec Sys. 7 APC 40kVA 208/120V UPS system (200A input/150A output) with (3) battery cabinets installed in 2011 and in good condition.

Emerg Elec Sys. 8 Previous FCA notes, "Provide redundant APC 40kVA 208/120V UPS system (200A input/150A output) with (3) battery cabinets to relieve load on existing unit." It is recommend to provide additional UPS unit to handle future loads if load study shows 80% loaded. See Overall SITE section for additonal comments on UPS requirements from other discrepancies noted.

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333307 D 25 5 exceeds $157,893

278811 A 25 20 $0

13962 C 15 2 $0

13963 B+ 25 13 $0

130349 C 25 exceeds $0

333309 D 25 4 * $53,566

270692 D 25 4 exceeds $3,176,516

270693 B 25 14 $0

13964 D 20 5 exceeds $1,639,811

270694 D 15 5 exceeds $18,675

270695 C- 15 exceeds $0

270696 B 15 7 $0

270697 D 15 4 exceeds $14,794

13966 B 30 19 $0

112486 C- 30 19 $0

333310 F 30 5 exceeds $519,669

Fire Alarm 1 2007 addressable Simplex 4100U fire alarm system.

Additional notification devices are needed in areas such as corridors and common/break areas. Detectors needed in rooms containing FA panels.

Lighting & Power 1 All T12 lamps were replaced with T8 energy saving fluorescent lamps and electronic ballasts. Replaced under ESPC project 2005. Very good condition.

Emerg Elec Sys. 9 Provide additional branch circuit capacity in IRM to accommodate expansion needs. Study current and future needs, determine loading of existing circuits and remove unused/abandoned circuits. Provide minimum (2) 225A 208/120V panels.

Emerg Elec Sys. 6 Automatic Transfer Switches replaced and additional switches installed since last FCA to correct defficiency. Equipment is in excellent condition.

Lightning Protect 1 Lightning protection system is in poor condition and has inadequate coverage. Roof air terminals corroded increasing resistance to ground. Replace to restore system functionality.

Expand Coverage to protect all roof areas.

Nurse Call/Int/TV 4 1999 Rauland Responder IV nurse call systems located on 3rd, 4th and 6th floor wards and on 1st floor Oncology.

Per VA staff, nurse call stations do not properly function, as alarms on one floor are sent to another floor and staff is unable to properly respond. Recommended to study and replace nurse call station for proper patient safety.

Lighting & Power 4 15% of branch circuits are obsolete wiring and/or are lacking green wire grounds; replace.

Lighting & Power 5 Patient headwall units with T8 lamps with electronic ballasts in good condition. Installed around 2010.

Lighting & Power 2 About 85% of branch circuits are thermoplastic wiring in conduit with green wire grounds, in average condition.

Lighting & Power 7 Provide dedicated load center power in each tele/data closet throughout hospital to accommodate additional data equipment loads. Coordinate branch circuit requirements with IRM.

Provide (1) 100A-3P 208/120V panel per closet.

Secondary Dist. 2 *A 2009 project replaced the 480V secondary breakers in Substations 1, 2, and 3. Branch circuit breakers in ~50% of panelboards, and some panelboard feeders, were replaced by a 2009 electrical upgrade project. It is recommended to replace

(6) GE 8000 Line MCCs as the equipment is nearing or past its useful life. Replacement parts and maintenance could become problematic as part may not be available.

Secondary Dist. 3 Provide transient voltage surge suppression (TVSS) on all incoming main service equipment.

Nurse Call/Int/TV 7 PA: Dukane public address located in Room BB130, Zones 1-

11. Most zones are equipped with Dukane 125W amplifiers in good condition; two (2) remaining zones using obsolete old 25W amplifiers which have begun failing. Replace obsolete 25W amplifers. System is in average condition.

Secondary Dist. 1 Electrical system upgraded in 1987. GE and Square D 208/120V panelboards. Basement Room BB1B houses the following unit substations: Substation 1: Square "D" Power Zone metal-clad 15kV switch assembly with 12.47KV feeder, Square "D" 1000KVA transformer and 3000A 208/120V switchboard. Substation 3: Square "D" Power Zone metal-clad 15kV switch assembly with 12.47KV feeder, Square "D" 1000KVA transformer and 3000A 208/120V switchboard.

Substation 2: Square "D" power zone metal-clad 15KV switch assembly with 12.47kV feeder, Square "D" 500KVA transformer and 800A 480/277V switchboard feeds X-ray and MRI trailer. Secondary breakers and busses were upgraded in 2009 electrical project. Switch gear is in good condition.

Nurse Call/Int/TV 5 Patient Wandering: Wanderguard system on NHCU 4B and 6th floor wards. System is in average condition.

Nurse Call/Int/TV 6 TV: Sudden Link cable television service to VA Blonder- Tongue amplifiers. Amplifiers and cable are in good condition. Service to Bldg 1 only. System is in good condition.

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13968 C 30 exceeds $0

[Row Count 25]

Rec No Condition Useful Life

FCA

Risk

Remain Life

Correction $

332736 B 20 11 $0

332737 C 20 10 $0

332738 C 20 3 $0

332739 A 20 19 $0

332740 D 20 3 exceeds $797,427

332741 B 20 11 $0

332742 D 20 3 exceeds $145,710

332743 C 20 7 $0

332744 C 20 8 $0

332745 B 20 12 $0

332799 D 20 3 12 $190,157

270710 D 20 3 16 $29,618

Mechanical Seq No

Description

Air Handling Equip 9 1-MAU-15 - Installed in 2014. 100% outdoor air with steam heating, chilled water cooling, humidifier and supply fan.

Constant volume unit.

AHU-24 (Auditorium) - Installed in 2007 - Single zone constant volume. Chilled water cooling, steam heating. Good condition.

System Total Pending

Transformer 1 Basement Room BB1B houses the following unit substations and their associated transformers: Substations 1 & 2: Square "D" 1000KVA at 208/120V liquid filled distribution transformer installed 1987. Substation 3 Square "D" 500KVA at 480/277V liquid filled distribution transformer installed 1987. Transformers in good/average condition but approaching the end of their lives

System Total Correction $6,079,840 System Replacement Cost $32,047,740 Ratio: 0.19

Air Handling Equip 14 AHU 28, DX, serves Endoscopy; installed in 2011; good condition.

Air Handling Equip 15 RTU 9 is a split DX unit which serves ICU. Unit is in poor condition, and should be replaced with a chilled water/glycol unit with a package chiller.

Air Handling Equip 12 Liebert unit serving CT installed in 2019; excellent condition.

Air Handling Equip 13 1-MAU-14 - Installed in 2014. Unit has frozen steam coil on 3 occasions. Repaired once and replaced once. Currently the unit is off. 100% outdoor air steam heating and chilled water cooling. Approx 5,000 cfm.

AHU-25 - Chapel - Steam and chilled water 100% outdoor air unit (approx 750 cfm) - Unit is in poor condition, single wall with failing insulation and drain pan.

""old"" AHU-3 - 1984 Train unit chilled water only (approx 6,000 cfm) serves the kitchen.

Air Handling Equip 10 Elevator penthouse DX unit installed in 2010; fair condition.

Air Handling Equip 11 AHU 20 serves VAV boxes in administration - Trane unit installed in 2003. VAV unit with DX cooling (approx 7,000 cfm) - 15 ton condensing unit.

AHU-21 servs VAV boxes in adminsatrion (3rd floor) - Trane unti installed in 2003. VAV unit with DX cooling, hot water hearing, (approx 7,000 cfm) - 15 ton condensing unit.

Munters MAU for clean hood - energy recovery, supply and exhaust fans. (1221 cfm)

MAU-27 - 100% outdoor air unit. Aaon unit (9 - tons) DX cooling, steam heating.

Air Handling Equip 7 RTU-3 installed in 2011 serves the 5th floor same day surgery recovery area. The amount of floor area this unit serves has been cut by over 50% and thus the unit is oversized. Replace unit with unit sized to handle the reduced load.

Air Handling Equip 18 Two DX units serving 4th floor pharmacy IV hood area installed in 2012; good condition.

Air Handling Equip 19 One (1) 15 ton and one (1) 5 ton Liebert unit serve the IRM server room. Units are in good condition, redundancy requirement of VA is not met.

Air Handling Equip 16 RTU 8 (elevator penthouse) - York 5 ton unit. Installed in 2007. Fair condition

Air Handling Equip 17 RTUs 6 and 7 serve the "old" smoking shelters. Units are DX rooftop units in fair condition. Smoking shelters are no longer in use.

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270711 F 20 3 exceeds $42,560

208965 D 20 3 exceeds $244,007

208967 B 20 9 $0

208968 F 20 3 0 $449,777

130357 D 20 5 exceeds $1,374,991

112488 C 20 7 $0

332821 D 20 3 exceeds $32,047

332808 NA * * $0

332809 D 30 5 exceeds $371,112

332810 F 20 3 4 $48,836

13970 C 30 3 $0

332901 D 20 5 * $1,135,686

332805 C 30 15 $0

13971 D 30 5 17 $1,580,589

13972 A * * $0

Air Handling Equip 8 AC26 is an approximately 2000CFM air handling unit located in the basement which feeds the service line that is in need of replacement.

Air Handling Equip 2 MAU-16 installed in 2007 serving kitchen hood in good condition. 100% Outdoor air unit with steam heating and chilled water cooling. Constant volume unit.

MAU-17 serves the 4th floor areas A & B installed in 2007.

The installation does not facilitate maintenance of the unit or the humidifier. The humidifier is unable to be cleaned. 100% Outdoor air units with steam heating and chilled water cooling.

Constant volume unit.

Air Handling Equip 22 Air handlers 1,2,3 have problems with snow blowing into the intake in winter months. Duct extension, and snow louvers are needed.

Air Handling Equip 6 RTU-5 is a 30 Ton DX AHU serving Operating Rooms installed in 2006 is in poor condition and has major operational problems. This unit replaced a 60 Ton AHU that was tied to the chilled water system. 60 ton chiller is no longer available for use. Unit is undersized and has capacity problems, as well re-circulation of relief air. Replace with larger unit tied to chilled water system with air cooled package chiller (glycol) on emergency power, capable of 100% OA as per the VA HVAC Design Manual.

Air Handling Equip 3 Air handling units AHU-1,2,3,4,6, MAU-12,13 were installed in 1992 and are in poor condition. Replace.

Air Handling Equip 4 Two Data-aire computer room AC units (AC-18 and 19) serving the telephone room were installed in 1995 and are in poor condition and should be replaced.

Air Handling Equip 5 Two (2) 20-ton Aaon RTUs (RTUs 1 and 2) serving Extended Care areas on 6th floor installed 2004 are in good condition.

DX cooling and hot water heat. VAV units.

Engr. Control syst. 1 *Controls have been migrated to DDC.

*Controllers are low on memory, and need upgrading *Network backbone is 1992, and should be upgraded.

*Pressure relationship alarms need to be interfaced with EMCS system, and alarm in boiler plant.

Heating System 2 "Bldg #1 is served by 7 steam to water heat exchangers (shell and tube) and associated pumps:

1 - Serves the basement thru the 3rd floor 2 - Serves AHU-22 and its reheat 3 - Serves RTU 9 and its reheat 4 - Serves RTU 5 and its reheat 5 - Serves RTU3 6 - Serves RTU 1 & 2 + 4 AB pharmacy 7 - Serves AHU-28 and Endo Units are in fair condition"

Air Handling Equip 21 Humidifiers serving OR and ICU use direct steam and access to units is very poor.

Ducts & Water Dist 1 Distribution ductwork and chilled water piping all installed 1992 in fair condition. Ductwork is replaced as areas are remodeled.

Air Handling Equip 20 DELETE THIS RECORD: Not FCA item. Comment outside of FCA scope.

Air Handling Equip 8 Approximately 14 AHUs with humidifiers have humidifiers turned off. Provide new clean steam generator of approximately 3000 lbs/hr capacity for dedicated humidifier use, or direct steam if boiler plant is using FDA approved chemicals per VA guidelines.

Heating System 1 Entire building provided with perimeter radiant heating panels or wall mounted steam radiators. Piping is beginning to fail;

orifice traps are failing. Steam riser valves are failing causing entire building shutdowns to make repairs. Consider VAV with reheat with future AHU upgrades.

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332820 A * * $0

332804 A * * $0

208971 A * * $0

208972 A 23 * $0

208973 D 30 5 exceeds $84,572

208975 D 30 3 4 $153,230

208976 B 30 16 $0

332900 D 30 3 exceeds $7,577

13973 C 30 10 $0

332801 B 30 21 $0

332802 B 30 20 $0

332803 B 30 18 $0

332818 D 30 5 exceeds $26,844,442

13974 A 30 * $0

208978 A 30 * $0

208979 B 30 20 $0

332746 D 30 3 * $26,292

332806 D 25 5 exceeds $323,314

332807 D 25 5 exceeds $21,599

208969 C 25 5 $0

208970 C- 25 exceeds $0

332800 NA * * $0

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Rec No Condition Useful Life

FCA

Risk

Remain Life

Correction $

390445 C 50 21 $0

Refrigeration Equip 2 DELETE THIS RECORD: outside the FCA scope

Refrigeration Equip 3 DELETE THIS RECORD: moved to air handling

Refrigeration Equip 5 DELETE THIS RECORD: outside the FCA scope

Refrigeration Equip 4 DELETE THIS RECORD: outside the FCA scope

Room Air Dist/Term 1 Fan coil units serving ACS Primary Care on 1st floor replaced 2000.

Room Air Dist/Term 5 VAV boxes serving Outpatient Surgery on 5th floor in 2011;

good condition.

Room Air Dist/Term 4 Fan Coils serving Auditorium installed in 2006 in good condition. *Approximately 1/3 fan coils on 2nd and 3rd floors have been replaced since 2006.

Room Air Dist/Term 9 Current OR diffusers are not a laminar flow, perimeter sweep as required by VA standard. Air distribution should be upgraded with any renovations.

Room Air Dist/Term 2 Approximately fifteen Nurse Stations areas throughout building are using water source heat pumps installed 1992 (average size 1.5 tons) with domestic water cooling; domestic water is then discharged to sewer. Replace with VAV units tied to adjacent AHU's as air handling units are upgraded in order to minimize water wastage.

Room Air Dist/Term 3 Except for Fan Coils replaced in projects, remainder of 1st floor is VAV boxes provided with hot water reheat and a mix of DDC and pneumatic controls all generally in poor condition.

Approximately 2/3 fan coils on 2nd and 3rd floors installed in 1992 and are in poor condition.

Upgrade areas served by fan coil units to VAV system per the VA HVAC Design Manual.

Ventil (O.A. & Exh) 2 DELETE THIS RECORD: moved to exhaust fans

Ventil (O.A. & Exh) 3 Large central rooftop exhaust fans were replaced in 2010;

good condition.

Secndry chill Wtr Sys 1 Secondary chilled water loop was installed in 1963, and is in poor condition.

Ventil (O.A. & Exh) 1 DELETE THIS RECORD: moved to AHU

Room Air Dist/Term 6 Fan coil units serving Bio-Med were replaced in 2010; good condition.

Room Air Dist/Term 7 Fan Coils serving Environmental Management area on 1st floor replaced 2008; good condition.

Exhaust Fans 2 Kitchen hood exhaust fan and exhaust fan serving Bio Hood both installed in 1992 and are in serviceable condition.

Exhaust Fans 3 DELETE THIS RECORD: ETO sterilization is no longer used at the station

Exhaust Fans 5 Currently ED waiting and Triage areas are not negative relative to surrounding space. Provide required exhaust and controls.

Exhaust Fans 1 Two (2) exhaust fan cyclone systems serving Prosthetics Lab are in fair condition.

Ventil (O.A. & Exh) 4 IV hood area will require additional air exchanges for USP 800 compliance.

Exhaust Fans 4 Isolation fans for AII rooms do not meet VA standard. Fans with stacks and filters should be provided.

Fire Sprinkler / Pump 5 Primary & Urgent Care Sprinkler system tied to building 1.

Fair condition.

Plumbing Seq No

Description

System Total Correction $33,903,543 System Replacement Cost $39,922,264 Ratio: 0.85 System Total Pending to 1044 of 1044 VA Capital Asset Inventory Page 9 of 68

13975 D 50 5 11 $101,400

130360 B 50 39 $0

332811 B 50 35 $0

332812 D 50 5 exceeds $22,249,584

332813 A * * $0

332814 A * * $0

13976 C 50 4 $0

208980 A 50 * $0

208981 A 20 * $0

208982 N/A $0

13977 A 25 20 $0

13978 C 30 10 $0

332815 B 30 22 $0

332816 B 30 19 $0

332817 D 30 3 exceeds $10,684

332819 F 30 5 exceeds $68,593

[Row Count 17]

Rec No Condition Useful Life

FCA

Risk

Remain Life

Correction $

333173 D 100 4 10 $17,670

13979 C 100 30 $0

13980 C 100 30 $0

333174 D 100 4 10 $17,566

13982 C 100 30 $0

271026 C * * $0

271027 C 100 30 $0

Fire Sprinkler / Pump 1 Sprinkler risers should be reviewed with an FPE study to verify capacities.

Provide dry sprinkler systems on the front drive through canopy, and the recycling loading dock.

Fixtures / Piping 7 DELETE THIS RECORD: outside the FCA scope

Fixtures / Piping 1 Some bathrooms upgraded, some have old fixtures. DCW piping mains replaced in 2001, and HW mains replaced in 1998. All in fair condition.

Fixtures / Piping 5 Domestic water risers valves are failing and total building shutdown is required to make repairs. Riser and floor branch valves are needed.

Fixtures / Piping 6 DELETE THIS RECORD: outside the FCA scope

Fire Sprinkler / Pump 3 Fire pumps (serving Building 1 only), all standpipes and all drains were replaced in 2009

Fire Sprinkler / Pump 4 Back flow preventer replaced in 2005.

Medical Gases 1 Medical gas piping systems (Oxygen, Med Air, and Vacuum) installed in 1990's. Upgrades performed as remodels occur.

All systems are alarmed.

Medical Gases 2 Dental air compressor and dental vacuum pump systems replaced in 2012; good condition. Dual 1 HP vacuum pumps.

Fixtures / Piping 4 DELETE THIS RECORD: moved to mechanical

Hot Water Heater 1 Steam fired instantaneous type installed in 2011 (shell and tube HX). Armstrong brain in place on units and controls well. 140F water delivered to the kitchen and 127 F water to the remainder of the hospital.

Fixtures / Piping 2 DELETE THIS RECORD: moved to mechanical

Fixtures / Piping 3 DELETE THIS RECORD: moved to mechanical

System Total Pending

Medical Gases 5 Bulk oxygen tank is currently located in an area that is not accessible to large delivery truck resulting in two deliveries per week. Pad is breaking up; only one gate in fence; bollards are needed at fence; EOC is located adjacent to the smoking shelter. A new 30'x30' pad with fencing, with appropriate gate, bollards, and alarms. EOC should be relocated.

System Total Correction $22,430,262 System Replacement Cost $19,961,132 Ratio: 1.12

Medical Gases 3 Beacon Medaes vacuum system and medical air system installed in 2009; good condition. Dual 7.5 HP vacuum pumps, approximate 4,600 hours or run time on each pump.

Dual 7.5 hp medical air compressors, approximately 41,000 hours on each compressor.

Medical Gases 4 Zone valves in same day surgery unit are located in the same room as the outlets. Valves should be relocated to provide a wall separation per NFPA 99

Foundations 2 Brick façade under loading dock cracking and horizontally displaced.

Vertical Members 1 Concrete columns in fair condition.

Floor Systems 1 Concrete one-way joists in fair condition.

Foundations 1 Spread footings in fair condition.

Structural Seq No

Description

Floor Systems 2 Loading dock cracking at canopy post in northwest corner.

Building Frame Seismic 1 Medium-Low seismicity. Wind loads govern. HAZUS Model Building Type C3H.

Building Frame-Wind 1 Lateral resistance likely provided by concrete frame action and by masonry cladding functioning as shear panels.

System in fair condition.

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271028 D 40 5 * $2,128,299

394270 D * 5 * $0

[Row Count 9]

Rec No Condition Useful Life

FCA

Risk

Remain Life

Correction $

13983 B 20 11 $0

112489 N/A $0

334192 B 11 $0

394271 B 20 12 $0

334193 F 20 3 14 $3,186

334194 B 20 10 $0

334195 B 20 10 $0

334196 B 20 6 $0

334197 B 20 13 $0

334198 B 20 7 $0

334199 B 20 7 $0

[Row Count 11]

Rec No Condition Useful Life

FCA

Risk

Remain Life

Correction $

System Total Correction $2,163,535 System Replacement Cost $53,229,685 Ratio: 0.04 System Total Pending

Non Structural Components & Equipments-Seismic

1 Critical facility. Site class C corresponds to a seismic design category of C based on H-18-8 (August 2013) Table 4. Seismic restraint of non-structural components and equipment is required. None provided.

Non Structural Components & Equipments-Seismic

2 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending Critical facility. Site class C corresponds to a seismic design category of C based on H-18-8 (August 2013) Table 4. Seismic restraint of non-structural components and equipment is required. None provided.

Elevators 3 S2 is in average condition. Simplex gearless overhead traction Imperial MAC type machines with a capacity of 4000 lb. and operates at 500 fpm., 7 stops (B-1-2-3-4-5-6). Controls are Elevator Controls V900 AC Drive installed in 2011. This elevator is used by the Aethon Tug system for multi floor access. The over all maintenance is in average condition.

Maintenance contract currently under review

Elevators 4 FCA record added by Contractor - see detail/pending PS1 & PS2 are in average condition. Duplex geared overhead traction Hollister Whitney 74 type machines with a capacity of 5000 lb. and operates at 350 fpm., 6 stops (B-1-2-3-4-5).

Controls are Elevator Controls V900 AC Drive installed in 2012. The over all maintenance is in average condition.

Maintenance contract currently under review.

Elevators 1 P1 & P3 are in average condition. Duplex gearless overhead traction Imperial MAC type machines with a capacity of 4000

lb. and operates at 500 fpm., 7 stops (B-1-2-3-4-5-6).

Controls are Elevator Controls V900 AC Drive installed in 2011. The over all maintenance is in average condition.

Maintenance contract currently under review.

Elevators 2 DELETE THIS RECORD: moved to materials handling

Transport Seq No

Description

Material Handling 5 Dock Leveler DL1 is in average condition. The leveler is a Vestil model 2066 mechanical type with a capacity of 20,000

lb. The platform is 6' wide x 12"' deep with a 14" apron. The unit was installed in 2013.

Material Handling 6 Dock Leveler DL2 is in average condition. The leveleris a Vestil model EH-68 hydraulic type with a capacity of 20,000

lb. The platform is 6' wide x 80" deep with a 16" apron. The unit was installed in 2007.

Material Handling 3 Tug System: AETHON single unit system. The unit docks outside of the lab at room 2B-123. The system is used for specimen collection. The system utilize elevator S2 for multi floor movement. The system was installed in 2010.

Material Handling 4 The Platform Lift is in average condition. The unit is a screw type manufactured by National Wheel-o-vator with a capacity of 750 lb., and operates at 9 fpm. with a rise of 42". The unit was installed in 2006. The over all maintenance is in good condition. The category 1 testing is overdue.

Material Handling 1 Cart lift used for sterile supply delivery is in below average condition. Geared overhead with a capacity of 500lb. And operates at 40fpm. 2 stops (B-5). The unit was installed in 2009. The controls were made by a small local elevator maintenance company. Obtaining parts and technical support is difficult. The over all maintenance is in poor condition.

The category 1 and 5 testing is current. At the time of the review the lift was not working

Material Handling 2 Tug System: AETHON single unit system. The unit docks inside of the pharmacy in room 4AB-108. The system is used for medication distribution. The system utilize elevator S2 for multi floor movement. The system was installed in 2010.

Information Technology Seq No

Description

System Total Pending

Material Handling 7 Dock Lift 3 is in average condition. The lift is an Autoquip scissor type with a capacity of 6,000 lb. The platform is 6' wide x 8' deep with a 12" apron. The unit was installed in 2007.

System Total Correction $3,186 System Replacement Cost $8,871,614 Ratio: 0.00 to 1044 of 1044 VA Capital Asset Inventory Page 11 of 68

13967 B 15 9 $0

130354 D 15 3 exceeds $4,045,617

208956 D 15 3 exceeds $275,890

271679 D 3 exceeds $2,303

264048 D 20 3 $6,375

270702 C 20 6 $0

270703 D 20 3 exceeds $66,949

271680 F 3 exceeds $46,764

271681 F 3 $34,621

271682 F 3 $18,041

271683 F 20 3 exceeds $96,729

271684 F 20 3 exceeds $18,041

Inside Cable Plant (ICP) 1 PBX room is equipped with a UPS installed in 2006, and a C & D Technology M-S Endur 25 year gel battery unit with about 8-12 hour capacity. Batteries replaced in 2019. System is in good condition.

Telecommunications Rooms 2 Telecommunications closets are separate and adequate: one (1) main floor, one (1) emergency, one (1) 3rd floor, one (1) left wing, one (1) right ICU, plus two (2) for ancillary.

Telecommunications Rooms 3 * Repair/replace air conditioning for telephone PBX room.

Room is not sufficiently cooled.

Main Computer Room 1 The Telecommunications room BB 129 MCR the following deficiencies exist: 1) It has no emergency generator power;

install outlets with access to generator power. 2) There is no grounding from IT equipment to building ground; install bonding straps on IT racks, telephone cabling housings and cable trays such that they are grounded appropriately to the building ground. 3) The wall and/or floor sleeves are full;

install larger or additional sleeves to provide for future growth.

4) It has a bare concrete floor; paint floor or apply an appropriate floor coverings to reduce concrete dust and static.

Telecommunications Rooms 1 Telecommunications rooms 1A-135, 1A-167, 5AB110 & 6AB- 108A, are too small, expand rooms or relocate.

Inside Cable Plant (ICP) 2 A 1997 project installed fiber optic backbone and CAT5 cabling; average maintainable condition.

Per VA staff, patient record system is being replaced, and Cat 5 is not adaquate for proper bandwidth. It is recommended to install Cat 6 cabling throughout building.

Inside Cable Plant (ICP) 3 Perform a power study for the telephone PBX room, to determine which loads are/aren't powered by UPS and/or generator. Correct any deficiencies found.

Telecommunications Rooms 8 Telecommunication room 5 A B 110 in size is 8x8, which is too small for active IT equipment; expand room or relocate to a location that conforms to requirements outlined in VA Space Planning Criteria Chapter 232 and OIT Design Guide Section 4 - 84

Telecommunications Rooms 6 Telecommunication room B C 101B in size is 4x6, which is too small for active IT equipment; expand room or relocate to a location that conforms to requirements outlined in VA Space Planning Criteria Chapter 232 and OIT Design Guide Section 4 - 84

Telecommunications Rooms 7 The Telecommunications room 5 A B 110 the following deficiencies exist: 1) It has no emergency generator power;

install outlets with access to generator power. 2) It has a battery backup unit that is not monitored; install an UPS with remote monitoring that is sized to support twenty minutes of continuous power in the event of a power outage and will allow for the smooth transfer between commercial and generator power. 3) There is no grounding from IT equipment to building ground; install bonding straps on IT racks, telephone cabling housings and cable trays such that they are grounded appropriately to the building ground. 4) It does not have HVAC ventilation; install HVAC in telecommunication room to ensure proper environmental conditions for the active IT equipment in that room. 5) The wall and/or floor sleeves are full; install larger or additional sleeves to provide for future growth.

Telecommunications Rooms 4 The Telecommunications room BB 130 the following deficiencies exist: 1) It has no emergency generator power;

install outlets with access to generator power. 2) There is no grounding from IT equipment to building ground; install bonding straps on IT racks, telephone cabling housings and cable trays such that they are grounded appropriately to the building ground. 3) The wall and/or floor sleeves are full;

install larger or additional sleeves to provide for future growth.

Telecommunications Rooms 5 The Telecommunications room B C 101B the following deficiencies exist: 1) It has no emergency generator power;

install outlets with access to generator power. 2) There is no grounding from IT equipment to building ground; install bonding straps on IT racks, telephone cabling housings and cable trays such that they are grounded appropriately to the building ground. 3) The wall and/or floor sleeves are full;

install larger or additional sleeves to provide for future growth.

4) It has a bare concrete floor; paint floor or apply an appropriate floor coverings to reduce concrete dust and static.

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271685 F 20 3 exceeds $79,594

271686 F 20 3 exceeds $18,041

271687 F 20 3 exceeds $96,729

271688 F 20 3 exceeds $18,041

271689 F 20 3 exceeds $106,826

271690 F 20 3 exceeds $96,729

Telecommunications Rooms 9 The Telecommunications room 6 A B 108 the following deficiencies exist: 1) It has no emergency generator power;

install outlets with access to generator power. 2) It has a battery backup unit that is not monitored; install an UPS with remote monitoring that is sized to support twenty minutes of continuous power in the event of a power outage and will allow for the smooth transfer between commercial and generator power. 3) There is no grounding from IT equipment to building ground; install bonding straps on IT racks, telephone cabling housings and cable trays such that they are grounded appropriately to the building ground. 4) It does not have HVAC ventilation; install HVAC in telecommunication room to ensure proper environmental conditions for the active IT equipment in that room.

Telecommunications Rooms 14 The Telecommunications room 2 A B 115 the following deficiencies exist: 1) It has no emergency generator power;

install outlets with access to generator power. 2) It has a battery backup unit that is not monitored; install an UPS with remote monitoring that is sized to support twenty minutes of continuous power in the event of a power outage and will allow for the smooth transfer between commercial and generator power. 3) There is no grounding from IT equipment to building ground; install bonding straps on IT racks, telephone cabling housings and cable trays such that they are grounded appropriately to the building ground. 4) It does not have HVAC ventilation; install HVAC in telecommunication room to ensure proper environmental conditions for the active IT equipment in that room. 5) The wall and/or floor sleeves are full; install larger or additional sleeves to provide for future growth.

Telecommunications Rooms 12 Telecommunication room 4 A B 114 in size is 8x8, which is too small for active IT equipment; expand room or relocate to a location that conforms to requirements outlined in VA Space Planning Criteria Chapter 232 and OIT Design Guide Section 4 - 84

Telecommunications Rooms 13 The Telecommunications room 3 A B 109 the following deficiencies exist: 1) It has no emergency generator power;

install outlets with access to generator power. 2) It has a battery backup unit that is not monitored; install an UPS with remote monitoring that is sized to support twenty minutes of continuous power in the event of a power outage and will allow for the smooth transfer between commercial and generator power. 3) There is no grounding from IT equipment to building ground; install bonding straps on IT racks, telephone cabling housings and cable trays such that they are grounded appropriately to the building ground. 4) It does not have HVAC ventilation; install HVAC in telecommunication room to ensure proper environmental conditions for the active IT equipment in that room. 5) The wall and/or floor sleeves are full; install larger or additional sleeves to provide for future growth. 6) It has a bare concrete floor; paint floor or apply an appropriate floor coverings to reduce concrete dust and static.

Telecommunications Rooms 10 Telecommunication room 6 A B 108 in size is 8x8, which is too small for active IT equipment; expand room or relocate to a location that conforms to requirements outlined in VA Space Planning Criteria Chapter 232 and OIT Design Guide Section 4 - 84

Telecommunications Rooms 11 The Telecommunications room 4 A B 114 the following deficiencies exist: 1) It has no emergency generator power;

install outlets with access to generator power. 2) It has a battery backup unit that is not monitored; install an UPS with remote monitoring that is sized to support twenty minutes of continuous power in the event of a power outage and will allow for the smooth transfer between commercial and generator power. 3) There is no grounding from IT equipment to building ground; install bonding straps on IT racks, telephone cabling housings and cable trays such that they are grounded appropriately to the building ground. 4) It does not have HVAC ventilation; install HVAC in telecommunication room to ensure proper environmental conditions for the active IT equipment in that room. 5) The wall and/or floor sleeves are full; install larger or additional sleeves to provide for future growth.

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271691 F 20 3 exceeds $96,729

[Row Count 19]

Year Built

Floors Current Function

1950 8 Proposed Function

Rec No Condition Useful Life

FCA

Risk

Remain Life

Correction $

11777 A * * $0

11778 A 100 96 $0

11779 B 15 11 $0

130337 D 15 1 exceeds $203,205

130338 B 15 9 $0

11780 C 10 2 $0

333893 A 10 10 $0

11781 A * * $0

11782 B 20 16 $0

130339 B 20 16 $0

11783 B 10 6 $0

Telecommunications Rooms 15 The Telecommunications room 1 A B 134 the following deficiencies exist: 1) It has no emergency generator power;

install outlets with access to generator power. 2) It has a battery backup unit that is not monitored; install an UPS with remote monitoring that is sized to support twenty minutes of continuous power in the event of a power outage and will allow for the smooth transfer between commercial and generator power.