RFB927930-01 - WRC Decentralization Ph 3, Ph 2, and Chapel Addendum #2.pdf

Addendum 2 for RFB927930-01

Project Name: WRC Decentralization Phase 3 & Fire Alarm Phase 2 & Chapel Sprinkler

DAS RFB #: 927930-01

DAS Project #: 9279.30-31 & 9294.01 Date: 12/12/2023

GENERAL NOTES

BID DUE DATE CHANGED TO TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2023 at 2:00 pm

Bids Due: December 19, 2023 at 2:00 pm

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Q1. For Admin and Elmcrest, what are the access points for the basement?

A1. Basement windows that have plywood over them may be removed for pipe removal and then the plywood reinstalled. Otherwise all piping must be removed through stairs and exterior doors.

Q2. Will the pipe be demolished with the insulation during the abatement process?

A2. Demolition of pipe on sheets 10-MD100 and 12-MD100 will be covered by the abatement contractor. These pipes contain ACM and will be removed with the insulation. However, any equipment that does not contain the insulation will be removed as a part of bid package 23-1.

Q3. Does the new fire alarm system need to be the same manufacturer as the existing? How would it work with the fiber and overall system if a different manufacturer is low bid for Fire Alarm Phase 2 buildings?

A3. Fire system does not need to match existing Siemen system. If Siemens is not used as a manufacturer the contractor must still contact Siemens to get a quote to decommission existing panels. Refer Demolition Notes on 00-E000 for Siemens contact information. If another manufacturer is used the two fire alarm systems will be independent of each other. No fiber will connect the two systems.

Q4. Is there storage on site for HVAC equipment?

A4. The construction manager has a general laydown area where you may bring a Connex/storage box for any material you would want to store on site.

Q5. What is the time frame for contracts to be written and sent out?

A5. The processing of contract execution depends on the timeliness of obtaining bonds and certificates of insurance and typically takes about one month.

Q6. Is it acceptable to remove doors, door frames or interior walls to install the steam boilers for Food Service?

A6. Yes, as long as the building components are reinstalled in equal to or better condition than the existing condition. Building components damaged as a part of the installation will need to be replaced.

Q7. On drawing 12-M600 the existing AHU needs a new control valve. Do the rest of the manual valves need to be replaced? If so, can you provide a detail of what we should price?

A7. No, only the control valve needs replacement. Control valve should be sized for the GPM on the schedule and according to the specifications for control valve sizing.

Q8. Does 10 82 23 reference the fin tube radiator covers? A3 in addendum 1 said this would be in division 10.

This appears to be the only division 10 specification.

A8. Yes.

Q9. Are there any Buy American requirements on this job?

A9. No.

Q10. Addendum #1 stated to see revised sheet for a keynote on 10-E300, but the sheet was not included. What was the keynote?

A10. “FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL IS LOCATED IN FOOD SERVICE.”

Q11. I am looking for clarification on Note 4 of the Feedwater Pump Schedule. The note states that the unit shall be sized with one standby pump. The unit is currently scheduled to only be supplied with 2 pumps. If you are wanting to have a standby pump then this unit would need to be a triplex unit. Do you want this to be changed to add a third standby pump?

A11. Refer to changes to specification section 23 5239 below.

Q12. On drawing 11-M100 the boiler feed unit (FWP-1) shows only one pump line from the unit to both boilers.

Are you wanting modulating feed water with continuous run pumps or do you want the pumps to be on/off with each pump dedicated to a boiler.? The boiler feed specification would suggest on/off pumps, but the boiler spec section 23 5239 part 2.54 states continuous and modulating.

A12. Refer to changes to drawing 11-M100 – BASEMENT MECHANICAL PIPING PLAN below.

Q13. Another item is regarding section 23 2214 part 2.3C. This part states that there shall be a strainer between pumps and receiver for the boiler feed unit. I would remove the need for a strainer here. When the strainer does not get cleaned and it gets plugged we will have issues with the pumps running dry and that will damage the pumps. If there is a strainer between the pump and receiver then this will also void any warranty on the pumps.

A13. Refer to changes to specification section 23 2214 below.

Q14. In specification section 23 2214 part 2.4F3 lists for the condensate return unit panel to have an electrical alternator. Can it be changed to provide a mechanical alternator in lieu of an electrical alternator? An electric alternator will not bring on the second pump if the first pump does not come on. A Mechanical alternator will do this.

A14. Refer to changes to specification section 23 2214 below.

CHANGES TO SPECIFICATIONS AND DRAWINGS

Specifications:

• SECTION 00 0110 – TABLE OF CONTENTS

o ADD sheet 12-M401

• SECTION 00 1113 – NOTICE TO BIDDERS

o REVISE “Bids must be received no later than 2:00 pm, Tuesday, December 19, 2023.”

• SECTION 00 3113 – PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE

o REVISE “Anticipated Notice of Intent to Award – 12/20/2023”

• SECTION 01 1200 – CONTRACT SUMMARY

o REPLACE existing spec section with the attached.

• SECTION 21 1300 – FIRE-SUPPRESSION SPRINKLER SYSTEMS

o CLARIFICATION: Revised hydraulic calculations will be issued to the winning bidder to reflect change to water service entrance location in Chapel.

• SECTION 23 2214 – STEAM AND CONDENSATE HEATING SPECIALTIES

o REMOVE “strainer between pumps and receiver” from 2.3.C. No strainer is required.

o REVISE 2.4.F.3 to “Mechanical Alternator” in lieu of electric alternator.

• SECTION 23 5239 – STEAM FIRE-TUBE BOILERS

o REVISE 2.5.A.4 to read: “Pump Control: Operate feedwater pump(s). Boiler shall turn feedwater pumps on and off for makeup water control.” Modulating control is not required.

CHANGES TO THE DRAWINGS – GENERAL (00)

• 00-G000 – COVER SHEET

o ADD 12-M401 – AIR REBALANCING PLANS to the sheet index under Medical Center Index.

CHANGES TO THE DRAWINGS – CHAPEL (05)

• 05-FP101 – FIRE PROTECTION PLAN

o ADD partial plan of piping connection to fire pump in the Myers building. See revised sheet for further information.

o REVISE location of water service entrance in Chapel. See revised sheet for further information.

CHANGES TO THE DRAWINGS – ELMCREST (10)

• 10-A111 – FIRST FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

o REVISE extents of new acoustical ceiling panel system as shown on revised sheet 10-A111.

• 10-M600 – MECHANICAL SCHEDULES

o REVISE MODULAR FIRE-TUBE BOILER SCHEDULE - HOT WATER schedule for all boilers:

MAX HEIGHT: 5’-5”

MAX LENGTH: 3’-4”

MAX WIDTH: 2’-4”

o REVISE AIR COOLED CONDENSING UNIT SCHEDULE:

ACCU-1 MINIMUM OPERATING AMBIENT TEMPERATURE: -4°F.

CHANGES TO THE DRAWINGS – FOOD SERVICE (11)

• 11-M100 – BASEMENT MECHANICAL PIPING PLAN

o ADD a second feedwater pipe, one for each feedwater pump. Each feedwater pump is dedicated to a single boiler. See revised sheet for further information.

• 11-M600 – MECHANICAL SCHEDULES

o CLARIFICATION on note #1 on the BOILER SCHEDULE – STEAM. At the contractor’s option, building components such as doors, door frames and interior walls may be removed and reinstalled to install a steam boiler that is wider than 34”. Building components that are reinstalled shall be equal to or better condition than the existing condition. The steam boiler may also be disassembled and reassembled in the space. The steam boiler shall still fit within the boiler room, and it is the responsibility of the vendor and contractor to verify space and service clearances if a boiler wider than 34” is utilized.

o REMOVE note #4 on the FEEDWATER PUMP SCHEDULE. A standby pump is not required.

• 10-E300 – BASEMENT LEVEL SYSTEMS PLAN

o ADD keynote to floor plan to state: “FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL IS LOCATED IN FOOD

SERVICE.”

CHANGES TO THE DRAWINGS – MEDICAL CENTER (12)

• 12-M400 – ENLARGED MECHANICAL PLANS

o REVISE text note about propane storage tank size on view E1 from “1500 GALLON” to “1000

GALLON”.

• 12-M401 – AIR REBALANCING PLANS

o ADD sheet to plans. Sheet contains rebalancing of exhaust air grilles and outside air of two air handling units. See new sheet for further information.

SUBSTITUTION REQUESTS

SECTION ITEM SUBSTITUTION AND/OR

APPROVED EQUAL

23 0548 Pump Connectors Metraflex MSRCDEE

23 2214 Boiler Feed Unit Skidmore 10MX

23 2214 Condensate Return Unit Skidmore 10MX

23 2214 Safety Relief Valve Kunkle

23 5217 Condensing Boilers RBI Encore 850

23 5217 Condensing Boilers Camus Hydronics VA0850

23 5400 Furnace and Condensers Coleman

23 5400 Furnace and Condensers JCI Champion

23 8126.13 Split System Air Conditioners Hitachi

23 8200 Air Coils Temtrol

23 8233 Fintube and Enclosure Zehnder Rittling

23 8239 Unit Heaters Jaga

23 8413 Humidifiers Neptronic SKE4

23 2113 Hydronic Specialties American Wheatley

Here is a list of denied substitution requests, the requested product/manufacturer is bolded:

• 10 8223 – Fin Tube Covers – Jaga

• 23 5100 – Breeching Chimney & Stacks – Jeremias Flues

• 23 5216 – HW Boilers – Bosch

• 23 5216 – HW Boilers – RBI Torus 2000 Standard & Dual Fuel

• 23 5217 – Condensing Boilers – Bosch

• 23 5217 – Firetube Boiler – Laars CFH

• 23 8126.13 – Small Capacity Split Systems – Lennox

ATTACHMENTS

1. Specification sections: 01 1200 – Contract Summary

2. Drawings: 05-FP101, 10-A111, 11-M100, 12-M401

END OF ADDENDUM

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SECTION 01 1200

CONTRACT SUMMARY

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.01 SECTION INCLUDES

A. Project Information B. Project Summary C. Bid Scope Summary D. Work Hour Restrictions E. Access to Site F. Coordination with Occupants G. Rules for Construction Workers H. Bid Package Instructions

1.02 PROJECT INFORMATION

A. Facility Name/Location: Woodward Resource Center, 1251 334th Street, Woodward, Iowa 50276

B. DAS Project #: 9279.30, 9279.31 & 9294.01 C. Owner: State of Iowa, Department of Administrative Services, Hoover State Office Building, Level 3, 1305 East Walnut Street, Des Moines, IA 50319 D. Owner’s Representative: Jennifer Kleene, Iowa Department of Administrative Services, 109 SE

13th Street, Des Moines, IA 50319 E. Construction Manager: Darren Milliken, Story Construction, 2810 Wakefield Circle, Ames, Iowa

50010

1.03 PROJECT SUMMARY

A. The project includes replacing the existing fire alarm and steam heating for the Elmcrest, Administration, Medical Center, and Food Service buildings, replacing only the fire alarm system in the Dispatch Garage, and adding fire suppression, and replacing the fire alarm in the Chapel at the Woodward Resource Center, located at 1251 334th Street, Woodward, Iowa 50276.

B. Target date to provide substantial completion is December 6, 2024.

1.04 BID SCOPE SUMMARY

A. Scope Applicable to All Bid Packages:

1. The Contractor’s Work includes all labor, supervision, materials, equipment, services, supplies, tools, facilities, transportation, hoisting, storage, receiving, licenses, inspections, certifications, overhead, profit, or other items required or reasonably inferable to properly and timely perform and complete all work and services to be performed by the Contractor pursuant to this Agreement. Unless specifically stated otherwise, incidental work required to accomplish the work of this Bid Package shall be included in the bid. This would include, but not be limited to, temporary facilities, protection of the work, security of equipment, materials, and work in progress, etc. Contractor’s Work shall be performed in accordance with the Drawings, Specification Divisions 00 and 01, and Specification sections applicable to each Contractor’s scope.

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2. Contractor is responsible for all labor and equipment to unload, account for all material delivered, stock, and delivery for this scope of work. Storage and delivery of materials and equipment at the Site shall be permitted only to the extent approved in advance by the Construction Manager, and if anything so stored obstructs the progress of any portion of the work, it shall be promptly removed or relocated by the Contractor without reimbursement.

3. On site supervision by Prime Contractor at all times work by that contractor or their subcontractors/suppliers is taking place.

4. Provide all temporary facilities required for this scope of work including trailer, trailer power, telephone, secured storage, temporary power for work, temporary and task lighting for work, etc. as determined necessary by Contractor. Coordinate location of trailers, material storage and utility lines with Construction Manager. Limited space is available, and permission to bring any such facility or excess materials onto the site shall be approved by the Construction Manager.

5. Contractor shall provide all equipment and tools for Contractor’s own cleanup. Clean up shall be done at the end of every shift or more frequently if required for the Contractor to perform their work, for other Contractors to perform their work, as required by the Owner’s operations, and at the discretion of the Construction Manager.

6. All turf, landscaping, and subgrade disturbances caused by equipment traffic or other activities related to the Contractor’s scope shall be repaired or restored to proper conditions by the Contractor.

7. Protect adjacent existing building elements from damage from Scope of work. Repair existing building elements damaged during Contractor’s Scope of work.

8. Contractors will need to plan on providing their own internet access if needed.

9. Each person working onsite (excluding delivery drivers) shall attend a 30-minute

Woodward Resource Center and Story Construction Co. safety orientation prior to site entry. Upon successful completion of the orientation, each person will receive a hard-hat sticker to identify successful completion. Each person must successfully complete the orientation prior to being allowed onsite to perform work. A 24-hour notice to the Construction Manager of the need for an orientation is required.

10. Each Contractor shall designate a representative to attend one 60-minute pre-construction meeting.

11. Each Contractor and their Subcontractors shall designate an onsite representative to attend a daily 15-minute “End of Shift Meeting” on days which work is performed by them.

12. Each Contractor and their Subcontractors shall designate an onsite representative to attend a weekly 60-minute production and planning meeting the weeks which work is performed by them, plus the two (2) weeks ahead of each Contractor/Subcontractor starting work on site.

13. Each Contractor shall designate a representative to attend a 60-minute bi-weekly

Owner/Designer/Construction Manager Meeting.

14. Prior to the weekly production and planning meeting, each Contractor and their

Subcontractors shall populate the project planning and communication board with daily activities. This shall include activity description, quantity of work planned for completion daily, crew size for each activity, and location of each activity. The Construction Manager will assist with the population of the board.

15. Each Contractor shall have their Project Manager and onsite representative attend a

Story Construction Co. Planning and Production system orientation. Plan for this meeting to last 2-hours.

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1.05 WORK HOUR RESTRICTIONS

A. Typical work hours are 7:00 am to 5:00 pm. The only area with limited work hours is in the Pharmacy inside the Medical Center. Please coordinate with the Construction Manager and Facility prior to working in the area. There are no work hour restrictions for the rest of the facility.

1.06 CONTRACTOR USE OF SITE AND PREMISES

A. Construction Operations: Limited to areas noted on Drawings.

B. Provide access to and from site as required by law and Owner:

1. Emergency Building Exits During Construction: Keep all exits required by code open during construction period; provide temporary exit signs if exit routes are temporarily altered.

2. Do not obstruct roadways, sidewalks, or other public ways without permission of Owner and permit if required.

C. Facility will be occupied at all times during duration of work. Contractor personnel shall conduct themselves in an agreeable manner at all times. Failure to do so may result in removal from the work site.

1.07 OWNER OCCUPANCY

A. Owner intends to occupy the Project upon Substantial Completion.

B. Cooperate with Owner to minimize conflict and to facilitate Owner’s operations.

C. Schedule the Work to accommodate Owner occupancy.

1.08 RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION WORKERS

A. The staff of the State of Iowa has a responsibility to protect the public by providing a secure environment. All work site rules must be followed to the letter, at all times.

B. All construction workers must have a background check completed prior to entering the campus to perform work.

C. Hot Work Permit Processes and Fire Watch, when necessary, will be adhered to for this project.

D. All State properties are tobacco free. No smoking will be permitted or tolerated on campus unless in designated areas.

E. You are permitted access only to the work site and no other area of the institution.

F. No drugs, alcohol, or firearms are allowed on the work site.

G. Do not leave money, drugs, alcohol, or firearms in your personal vehicle.

H. Company and personal vehicles are to be parked and locked in designated or authorized area of the work.

I. Secure all tools at the end of the day.

J. Maintain control of all tools, supplies, and debris at all times during the work.

K. Never leave keys in any vehicle. If a security officer finds keys in a vehicle, they are under orders to turn them in to a security supervisor.

L. Do not give anything to residents or take anything from residents; if they offer, inform your supervisor.

M. Secure all tools at the end of each day. Never leave tools unattended. All tools shall be checked in at the beginning of the day and checked out at the end of the day. If security officers find loose tools, they are under orders to turn them in to their supervisor.

N. All delivery vehicles must go directly to the job site. Extra time should be anticipated for all deliveries. Provide 24-hour notice to the facility of deliveries.

O. During an emergency, follow the instructions of the security staff.

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1.09 BID PACKAGE INSTRUCTIONS

A. Bid Package #09-1 – General Construction: Trade Contractor shall include all of the following, but not limited to, as part of the contract:

1. Specifications:

a. Division 00 – Procurement and Contracting Requirements

b. Division 01 – General Requirements

c. Division 02 – Existing Conditions

1) Specification 02 41 00 Demolition. Complete all demo work associated with work corresponding to BP #09-1 to include ceilings, doors, walls, etc.

d. Division 05 – Metals

1) Complete.

e. Division 06 – Wood, Plastics, and Composites

1) Complete.

f. Division 07 – Thermal and Moisture Protection

1) Specification 07 41 43 Metal Window Panels – Complete.

2) Specification 07 84 00 Firestopping – for adjacent work completed by BP

#09-1.

3) Specification 07 90 00 Joint Sealants – for adjacent work completed by BP

#09-1.

g. Division 08 – Openings

1) Complete.

h. Division 09 – Finishes

1) Complete.

2. Includes drawings: 00-G000, 00-G001, 02-A101, 05-A110, 10-AD01, 10-AD11, 10-AD12, 10-A111, 10-A112, 12-AD11, 12-AD12, 12-A100, 12-A111, 12-A112.

3. Clarification of pricing breakdown:

a. 9279.30 Architectural: Administration Building

1) 00-G000, 00-G001, 02-A101

b. 9279.30 Architectural: Elmcrest, Food Service, and Medical Center

1) 10-AD01, 10-AD11, 10-AD12, 10-A111, 10-A112, 12-AD11, 12-AD12, 12-

A100, 12-A111, 12-A112.

4. Clarification: Contractor shall be lead-certified and all work done on areas with lead-containing or lead-based paint must be done by a lead-certified crew member.

5. Clarification: Provide all labor, material, and equipment to install temporary barriers in the Food Service building next to Cooler rooms 102 and 103 that are approximately 12’x8’ and 4’x8’.

B. BP #09-1 Allowance #01 – Fire Alarm wall patching allowance for shall include all of the following as part of the contract:

1. Include $40,000 owner wall patching allowance in base bid. Work to be completed on a time and material or proposal basis. Material to be invoiced as cost plus 15%. Please submit labor rate in BP09-1: Unit Price #01.

C. BP#09-1 Alternate #01 – Medical Center Storage Room B04: Trade Contractor shall include all of the following, but not limited to, as part of the contract:

1. Provide all labor, material, and equipment to build two (2) walls in the basement of the

Medical Center that are 18’x8’ and 57’x8’ to create Storage Room B04. See drawing on page 12-A100 for reference.

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2. Provide all labor, material, and equipment to revise sprinkler head layout to accommodate new Storage Room B04. Area shall be considered ordinary hazard group 1 with a minimum density of 0.15 GPM/SF over the most hydraulically remote 1500 SF with 250 GPM combined inside and outside hose stream allowance. See drawing 12- P100 for reference.

3. Coordination: Revise or adjust affected adjacent work as necessary to completely integrate work of the alternate into Project.

4. Include as part of each alternate, miscellaneous devices, accessory objects, and similar items incidental to or required for a complete installation whether or not indicated as part of alternate.

5. Execute accepted alternates under the same conditions as other work of the Contract.

D. BP#09-1 Alternate #02 – Elmcrest Second Floor Ceilings: Trade Contractor shall include all of the following, but not limited to, as part of the contract:

1. Provide all labor, material, and equipment to demolish and reinstall ACT grid and tiles for ceilings on second floor of Elmcrest that are not part of the Decentralization scope. See pages 10-AD12 and 10-A112, for reference.

2. Support ceiling fixtures as needed prior to removal of ceiling and re-install the fixtures back into the ceiling once new ceiling is installed.

3. Coordination: Revise or adjust affected adjacent work as necessary to completely integrate work of the alternate into Project.

4. Include as part of each alternate, miscellaneous devices, accessory objects, and similar items incidental to or required for a complete installation whether or not indicated as part

E. BP#09-1 Alternate #03 – Medical Center Second Floor Ceilings: Trade Contractor shall include all of the following, but not limited to, as part of the contract:

1. Provide all labor, material, and equipment to demolish and reinstall ACT grid and tiles for ceilings on second floor of Medical Center that are not part of the Decentralization scope.

See pages 12-AD12, and 12-A112 for reference.

2. Support ceiling fixtures as needed prior to removal of ceiling and re-install the fixtures back into the ceiling once new ceiling is installed.

3. Coordination: Revise or adjust affected adjacent work as necessary to completely integrate work of the alternate into Project.

4. Include as part of each alternate, miscellaneous devices, accessory objects, and similar items incidental to or required for a complete installation whether or not indicated as part

F. BP#09-1 Unit Price #01 – Add or Deduct Hourly Rate: Trade Contractor shall include all of the following, but not limited to, as part of the contract:

a. One unit to include: Cost for labor for 1 hour worth of work.

b. Owner reserves the right to reject Contractor’s measurements of work in place that involves use of established unit prices and to have this work measured, at the Owner’s expense, by an independent surveyor acceptable to the Contractor.

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G. Bid Package #21-1 – Fire Suppression: Trade Contractor shall include all of the following, but not limited to, as part of the contract:

1. Specifications:

a. Division 00 – Procurement and Contracting Requirements

b. Division 01 – General Requirements

c. Division 02 – Existing Conditions

1) Specification 02 41 00 Demolition. Complete all demo work associated with work corresponding to BP #21-1 to include wall penetrations.

d. Division 07 – Thermal and Moisture Protection

1) Specification 07 84 00 Firestopping – for adjacent work completed by BP

#21-1.

2) Specification 07 90 00 Joint Sealants – for adjacent work completed by BP

#21-1.

e. Division 21 – Fire Suppression

2. Includes drawings: 00-G000, 00-G001, 05-C001, 05-CD01, 05-C101, 05-C301, 05-

C501, 05-FP000, 05-FP101, FP1.0, FP1.1

3. Clarification: Contractor shall be lead-certified and all work done on areas with lead-

H. Bid Package #23-1 – Mechanical: Trade Contractor shall include all of the following, but not limited to, as part of the contract:

1. Specifications:

a. Division 00 – Procurement and Contracting Requirements

b. Division 01 – General Requirements

c. Division 02 – Existing Conditions

1) Specification 02 41 00 Demolition. Complete all demo work associated with work corresponding to BP #23-1.

a) To include removal and replacement of concrete floor shown on sheet

10-P100, 11-P100, and 12-P100.

d. Division 07 – Thermal and Moisture Protection

1) Specification 07 84 00 Firestopping – for adjacent work completed by BP #23-1

2) Specification 07 90 00 Joint Sealants – for adjacent work completed by BP #23-1.

e. Division 10 – Specialties

1) Complete

f. Division 22 – Plumbing

1) Complete.

g. Division 23 – HVAC

2. Includes drawings: 00-G000, 00-G001, 00-MP00, 02-MD100, 02-MD101, 02-M100, 02-

M101, 02-M300, 02-M400, 02-M500, 02-M501, 02-M502, 02-M600, 02-P100, 10-MD100,

10-MD101, 10-MD102, 10-M100, 10-M101, 10-M102, 10-M300, 10-M400, 10-M500, 10-

M501, 10-M502, 10-M600, 10-P100, 10-P101, 11-MD100, 11-MD101, 11-M100, 11-

M101, 11-M500, 11-M501, 11-M600, 11-P100, 12-MD100, 12-MD101, 12-MD102, 12-

M100, 12-M101, 12-M102, 12-M300, 12-M400, 12-M500, 12-M501, 12-M502, 12-M600, 12-P100

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3. Clarification of pricing breakdown:

a. 9279.30 Mechanical Decentralization: Administration Building

1) Drawings: 00-G000, 00-G001, 00-MP00, 02-MD100, 02-MD101, 02-M100, 02-M101, 02-M300, 02-M400, 02-M500, 02-M501, 02-M502, 02-M600, 02- P100.

b. 9279.30 Mechanical Decentralization: Elmcrest, Food Service, and Medical Center

1) 10-MD100, 10-MD101, 10-MD102, 10-M100, 10-M101, 10-M102, 10-M300,

10-M400, 10-M500, 10-M501, 10-M502, 10-M600, 10-P100, 10-P101, 11-

MD100, 11-MD101, 11-M100, 11-M101, 11-M500, 11-M501, 11-M600, 11-

P100, 12-MD100, 12-MD101, 12-MD102, 12-M100, 12-M101, 12-M102, 12-

M300, 12-M400, 12-M500, 12-M501, 12-M502, 12-M600, 12-P100

4. Clarification: Contractor shall be lead-certified and all work done on areas with lead-

5. Clarification: Contractor will need to coordinate and follow requests by Systems Works who is the Commissioning Agent for this project.

6. Clarification: Contractor to follow SUDAS Standards as described on page 05-C001 when installing propane tank.

7. Clarification: Contractor to include the following estimated quantities for demolition of grout around existing pipe penetrations in the base bid. Actual quantities will be reconciled using unit price #01.

1) Administration Building – 100 pipe penetrations

2) Elmcrest – 75 pipe penetrations

3) Medical Center – 50 pipe penetrations

8. Clarification: Provide all labor, material, and equipment to revise sprinkler head layout to accommodate new all new areas except Storage Room B04. Area shall be considered ordinary hazard group 1 with a minimum density of 0.15 GPM/SF over the most hydraulically remote 1500 SF with 250 GPM combined inside and outside hose stream allowance. See drawing 12-P100 for reference.

9. Clarification: Demolition of pipe on sheets 10-MD100 and 12-MD100 will be covered by the abatement contractor. These pipes contain ACM and will be removed with the insulation. However, any equipment that does not contain the insulation will be removed as a part of this bid package.

10. Bid Package #23-1 Unit Price #01 – Add or Deduct Grout Removal: Trade Contractor shall include all of the following, but not limited to, as part of the contract:

a. One unit to include: Demolition of grout around one existing pipe penetration.

b. Unit prices include all necessary material, plus cost for delivery, installation, insurance, overhead, and profit.

c. Owner reserves the right to reject Contractor’s measurements of work in place that

I. Bid Package #26-1 – Decentralization Electrical & Fire Alarm: Trade Contractor shall include all

1. Specifications:

a. Division 00 – Procurement and Contracting Requirements

b. Division 01 – General Requirements

c. Division 02 – Existing Conditions

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1) Specification 02 41 00 Demolition. Complete all demo work associated with work corresponding to BP #26-1.

d. Division 07 – Thermal and Moisture Protection

1) Specification 07 84 00 Firestopping – for adjacent work completed by BP

#26-1

2) Specification 07 90 00 Joint Sealants – for adjacent work completed by BP

#26-1.

e. Division 26 – Electrical

f. Division 27 – Communications

1) Complete.

g. Division 28 – Electronic Safety and Security

1) Complete.

h. Clarification: On the Bid Form, Specification 00 4116, provide cost for 1) Decentralization Electrical and 2) Fire Alarm. The Bid Package will be awarded based on the total bid.

2. Clarification: Contractor shall be lead-certified and all work done on areas with lead-

3. Includes drawings: 00-G000, 00-G001, 00-E000, 02-ED200, 02-ED300, 02-ED301, 02-

E200, 02-E201, 02-E202, 02-E300, 02-E301, 05-ED301, 05-E301, 10-ED200, 10-ED201,

10-ED202, 10-ED300, 010-ED301, 10-ED302, 10-E200, 10-E201, 10-E202, 10-E300, 10-

E301, 10-E302, 11-ED300, 11-ED301, 11-E200, 11-E300, 11-E301, 12-ED200, 12-

ED201, 12-ED202, 12-ED300, 12-ED301, 12-ED302, 12-E200, 12-E201, 12-E202, 12-

E300, 12-E301, 12-E302, 15-ED301, 15-E301

4. Clarification of pricing breakdown:

a. 9279.30 Electrical Decentralization: Administration Building

1) Drawings: 00-G000, 00-G001, 00-E000, 02-ED200, 02-E200, 02-E201, 02- E202

b. 9279.30 Electrical Decentralization: Elmcrest, Food Service, and Medical Center

1) Drawings: 10-ED200, 10-ED201, 10-ED202, 10-E200, 10-E201, 10-E202, 11-E200 12-ED200, 12-ED201, 12-ED202, 12-E200, 12-E201, 12-E202

c. 9294.01 Fire Alarm

1) Drawings: 00-G000, 00-G001, 00-E000, 02-ED300, 02-ED301, 02-E300, 02-E301, 05-ED301, 05-E301, 10-ED300, 010-ED301, 10-ED302, 10-E300, 10-E301, 10-E302, 11-ED300, 11-ED301, 11-E300, 11-E301, 12-ED300, 12-ED301, 12-ED302, 12-E300, 12-E301, 12-E302, 15-ED301, 15-E301

5. Unit Price #01 – Add or Deduct Smoke Detector: Trade Contractor shall include all of the

a. One unit to include: Cost for labor and material for device, 30’ of conduit and 30’ of fire alarm cable. Programming of device to also be included.

b. Unit prices include all necessary material, plus cost for delivery, installation, insurance, overhead, and profit.

c. Owner reserves the right to reject Contractor’s measurements of work in place that

6. Unit Price #02 – Add or Deduct Heat Detector: Trade Contractor shall include all of the

PROJECT 9279.30-31 & 9294.01 CONTRACT SUMMARY 01 1200 - 9

a. One unit to include: Cost for labor and material for device, 30’ of conduit and 30’ of fire alarm cable. Programming of device to also be included.

b. Unit prices include all necessary material, plus cost for delivery, installation, insurance, overhead, and profit.

c. Owner reserves the right to reject Contractor’s measurements of work in place that

7. Unit Price #03 – Add or Deduct Duct Smoke Detector: Trade Contractor shall include all

a. One unit to include: Cost for labor and material for device, 30’ of conduit and 30’ of fire alarm cable. Programming of device to also be included.

b. Unit prices include all necessary material, plus cost for delivery, installation, insurance, overhead, and profit.

c. Owner reserves the right to reject Contractor’s measurements of work in place that

8. Unit Price #04 – Add or Deduct Fire Alarm Relay: Trade Contractor shall include all of the following, but not limited to, as part of the contract:

a. One unit to include: Cost for labor and material for device, 30’ of conduit and 30’ of fire alarm cable. Programming of device to also be included.

b. Unit prices include all necessary material, plus cost for delivery, installation, insurance, overhead, and profit.

c. Owner reserves the right to reject Contractor’s measurements of work in place that

9. Unit Price #05 – Add or Deduct Ceiling Mounted Speaker Strobe: Trade Contractor shall include all of the following, but not limited to, as part of the contract:

a. One unit to include: Cost for labor and material for device, 30’ of conduit and 30’ of fire alarm cable. Programming of device to also be included.

b. Unit prices include all necessary material, plus cost for delivery, installation, insurance, overhead, and profit.

c. Owner reserves the right to reject Contractor’s measurements of work in place that

10. Unit Price #06 – Add or Deduct Ceiling Mounted Strobe: Trade Contractor shall include all of the following, but not limited to, as part of the contract:

a. One unit to include: Cost for labor and material for device, 30’ of conduit and 30’ of fire alarm cable. Programming of device to also be included.

b. Unit prices include all necessary material, plus cost for delivery, installation, insurance, overhead, and profit.

c. Owner reserves the right to reject Contractor’s measurements of work in place that

J. Work Performed by Owner: WRC Staff or Construction Manager will perform the following work items:

1. Relocate all moveable furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E), including window treatments; and personal materials from each sequenced work area prior to demolition and construction activities and after new construction is completed.

2. Perform fire watch when necessary.

3. Temporary granular surface for parking and laydown area.

4. Temporary fencing for laydown area.

PROJECT 9279.30-31 & 9294.01 CONTRACT SUMMARY 01 1200 - 10

5. All painting required for the project.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS – NOT USED

PART 3 - EXECUTION – NOT USED

END OF SECTION

1. PROVIDE ALL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT AND PERFORM ALL

LABOR REQUIRED TO INSTALL COMPLETE AND OPERATE FIRE

PROTECTION SYSTEMS AS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS, AS

SPECIFIED, AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE STANDARDS OF

THE NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION, AND ALL

STATE REGULATIONS.

2. THE ENTIRE BUILDING SPRINKLER SYSTEM SHALL BE

HYDRAULICALLY DESIGNED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON

THE DRAWINGS.

3. FIRE PROTECTION WORK SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH

OTHER TRADES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO DUCTWORK,

PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, AND PIPING. SPACE

ABOVE THE CEILING IS LIMITED AND SHALL BE COORDINATED

WITH OTHER TRADES.

4. ALL FIRE PROTECTION PIPING MAY NOT BE INSTALLED AT A

SINGLE ELEVATION. OFFSETS MAY BE REQUIRED TO ALLOW

FOR INSTALLATION OF OTHER WORK. NOT ALL MAIN OR

BRANCH LINES SHOWN. INSTALL PIPING TO BE SELF

DRAINING BY GRAVITY WHERE POSSIBLE OR PROVIDE DRAIN

LEGS AS NEEDED.

5. VERIFY CEILING HEIGHTS AND TYPES WITH ARCHITECTURAL

PLANS AND ELEVATIONS.

6. TEST DRAIN LOCATIONS SHALL BE DRAINED INTO FLOOR

DRAINS, MOP SINKS, OR THROUGH EXTERIOR WALLS TO

SPILL ON CONCRETE PAD SPLASH BLOCKS, MOUNTED ON

GRADE. VERIFY ALL LOCATIONS WITH ARCHITECT.

7. ALL EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES SHALL BE INSTALLED TO

BE EASILY ACCESSIBLE.

8. ALL WORK WITHIN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, WHICH

INCLUDE THIS DRAWING, SHALL BE COMPLETED IN A SAFE

WORKMANLIKE MANNER AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL

APPLICABLE STATE, AND NATIONAL CODES, REGULATIONS

AND ORDINANCES. IF ANY CONFLICTS ARISE BETWEEN THE

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND THE APPLICABLE CODES,

REGULATIONS OR ORDINANCE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE

RESPONSIBLE TO HAVE ALL WORK CONFORM TO THE

STRICTER OF SAID REQUIREMENTS.

9. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING ALL

PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS AS REQUIRED. IT SHALL BE THE

CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE BOTH A

COMPLETE AND COMPLIANT INSTALLATION AS MAY BE

DETERMINED BY THE AUTHORITY(S) HAVING JURISDICTION.

10. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT PROCURE OR FABRICATE ANY

PIPING, DUCTWORK OR OTHER EQUIPMENT WITHOUT FIRST

VERIFYING ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS WHETHER

CURRENTLY EXISTING OR NOT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE

RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL WORK, INCLUDING ANY REQUIRED

REWORK.

11. MAINTAIN ALL MANUFACTURER RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT

SERVICE AND SAFETY CLEARANCES. DO NOT LOCATE ANY

EQUIPMENT OR RUN MATERIALS ABOVE ANY ELECTRICAL

PANELS OR SWITCHGEAR. MAINTAIN ALL NFPA/NEC CODE

REQUIRED CLEARANCES.

12. EACH CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR

COORDINATING, SCHEDULING AND SEQUENCING OF THEIR

WORK WITH ALL OTHER TRADES. PROVIDE OFFSETS,

EASEMENTS OR RELOCATE TO AVOID CONFLICTS WITH

WORK OF OTHER TRADES. FURNISH SUFFICIENT RESOURCES

TO MEET ALL PROJECT MILESTONES AND DEADLINES.

13. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING

THE WATERTIGHT AND WEATHER-PROOF INTEGRITY OF

ROOFS, WALLS AND FLOORS DURING CONSTRUCTION. EACH

TRADE SHALL LOCATE/DIMENSION/COORDINATE THEIR ROOF,

FLOOR AND WALL OPENINGS WITH THE GENERAL

CONTRACTOR (GC) OR CONSTRUCTION MANAGER.

14. PROTECT EXISTING BUILDING FROM DAMAGE OR

CONTAMINATION. PROVIDE TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE

CAPPING OR TAPED POLYETHYLENE ENCLOSURES OVER

PIPING ENDS AND EQUIPMENT. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE

RESPONSIBLE FOR CLEANING MECHANICAL SYSTEMS PRIOR

TO PLACING THEM IN SERVICE.

15. IN A NEAT AND WORKMANLIKE MANNER: FLASH AND SEAL ALL

MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL PENETRATIONS THRU WALLS,

CEILINGS AND FLOORS WITH METAL FRAMEWORK OR

ESCUTCHEONS. ALL OPENINGS SHALL BE PROPERLY SEALED

SO AS TO MEET FIRE RATING NEEDS.

16. CENTER SPRINKLERS IN CEILING TILES IN BOTH DIRECTIONS

IN ALL AREAS. IN AREAS WITH 2'X4' CEILING TILES, CENTER

USING A 2'X2' CEILING PATTERN IS ACCEPTABLE.

17. FOR EXPOSED SPRINKLER PIPING IN FINISHED AREAS:

• INSTALL AS TIGHT TO CEILING AS POSSABLE.

• KEEP PIPING AND HEADS A MINIMUM OF 4FT AWAY FROM

WINDOWS. WHERE SPACE DOES NOT ALLOW, SUCH AS

CORRIDORS, EXPOSED PIPING WITHIN 4 FT IS

ACCEPTABLE.

• TO PRESERVE HISTORIC BUILDING STATUS, MINIMIZE

DISTURBANCE OF ANY DECORATIVE MATERIALS OR

DETAILS SUCH AS DECORATIVE PLASTER.

18. BUILDING CONTAINS HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SUCH AS

ASBESTOS AND LEAD PAINT. SUPPLEMENTAL HAZARDOUS

MATERIAL REPORT TO BE PROVIDED FOR REFERENCE.

19. ANY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TO BE DISTURBED WILL BE

ABATED AND PATCHED BY OWNER IN ADVANCE.

COORDINATE EXACT PENETRATIONS OF WALLS, CEILINGS

AND FLOORS WITH OWNER PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION

STARTING SO THAT ABATEMENT CAN BE COMPLETED. SEE

DRAWINGS AND REPORT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

ABATEMENT IS EXPECTED TO BE IN LIMITED AREAS.

20. CONTRACTOR TO CAREFULLY REMOVE AND RE-INSTALL LAY-

IN CEILING AS REQUIRED TO INSTALL NEW PIPING AND

SPRINKLERS. REPLACE ANY TILE DAMAGED. SEE

ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR CEILING TYPES.

21. WHERE GYPSUM BOARD IS DEMOLISHED AT CEILINGS AND

NON-FIRE-RATED WALLS, CUT OPENINGS CLEAN, STRAIGHT,

AND AS SMALL AS PRACTICAL TO PERFORM THE WORK

REQUIRED. LEAVE READY FOR DRYWALL PATCHING.

PATCHING OF CEILINGS AND NON-FIRE-RATED WALLS WILL BE

BY OTHERS. PROVIDE TESTED FIRESTOPPING ASSEMBLIES AT

PENETRATIONS OF FIRE-RATED WALLS.

FIRE PROTECTION

LIGHT HAZARD

ORDINARY HAZARD

FP01

TO FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION

TO OUTSIDE

ALARM BELL

TEE CONNECTION MAIN

DRAIN VALVE

OS&Y VALVE WITH

SUPERVISORY SWITCH

2" MAIN DRAIN,

PIPE TO EXTERIOR

CHECK VALVE

AUTOMATIC BALL DROP

PRESSURE GAUGE

OS&Y VALVE WITH

SUPERVISORY SWITCH

PRESSURE GAUGE

FLOOR

DOUBLE CHECK VALVE

BACKFLOW PREVENTER

DRY PIPE

VALVE AND

TRIM

INSIDE ALARM BELL

TO SPRINKLER SYSTEM

NOTE:

BUILDING CONTAINS HAZARDOUD MATERIALS SUCH AS

ASBESTOS AND LEAD PAINT. SUPPLEMENTAL HAZARDOUS

MATERIAL REPORT IS PROVIDED IN THE BID DOCUMENTS AS

A SEPARATE ATTACHMENT. REFER TO HAZARDOUS

MATERIAL REPORT FOR EXTENTS OF TESTING AND RESULTS.

4" FP

4" FP

1" FP

4" FP

4" FP

4" FP

4" FP

4" FPD UP

6" FP 6" CW

FP-1

JP-1

4" FP

BFP

FP14

CHAPEL

STORAGE

STORAGE

CONFRENCE

ROOM

RESTROOM

KITCHEN

PANTRY

STORAGE

RESTROOM

STORAGE

BFP

SEE SPRINKLER

RISER DIAGRAM

FOR ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION.

FDC

4" FPW

6" FIRE PROTECTION

WATER SERVICE LINE.

SEE CIVIL PLANS FOR

CONTINUATION.

4" FPW

FP01

FP02

FP02

FP13

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FP01 AREA SHALL BE CONSIDERED LIGHT HAZARD, WITH

SPRINKLER PROTECTION DENSITY OF 0.10 GPM/SQFT

OVER THE HYDRAULICALLY MOST REMOTE 1500 SF.

PROVIDE ALLOWANCE FOR 100 GPM COMBINED INSIDE

AND OUTSIDE HOSE STREAM. SYSTEM SHALL BE

SERVED BY A DRY TYPE SYSTEM.

FP02 AREA SHALL BE CONSIDERED ORDINARY HAZARD

GROUP 1 WITH A DENSITY OF 0.15 GPM OVER THE MOST

HYDRAULICALLY REMOTE 1500 SF WITH A 250 GPM

COMBINED INSIDE AND OUTSIDE HOSE STREAM

ALLOWANCE. SYSTEM SHALL BE SERVED BY A DRY

TYPE SYSTEM.

FP13 FIRE PROTECTION WATER SERVICE LINE ENTERS

BUILDING AT APPROXIMATELY 8'-0" BELOW FINISHED

FLOOR. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE DEMOLITION OF

FLOOR SLAB, EXCAVATION, UNDERPINNING, SHORING

AND OTHER MEANS AND METHODS NECESSARY TO

COMPLETE INSTALLATION. BACKFILL AND PATCH BACK

IN FLOOR SLAB AFTER INSTALLATION OF PIPE. SUBMIT

ANY TEMPORARY MEANS OF SUPPORT AND

CONSTRUCTION PLAN TO ENGINEER OF RECORD FOR

REVIEW PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION OCCURRING IN THIS

AREA.

FP14 FIRE PROTECTION LINE SERVES CHAPEL. SEE CIVIL

PLANS FOR CONTINUATION.

NORTH

3/16" = 1'-0"C2

ATTIC FIRE PROTECTION PLAN

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PARTIAL MYERS BASEMENT FIRE PROTECTION PLAN

6'

MYERS BASEMENT KEY PLAN

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3/16" = 1'-0"C6

FIRST FLOOR FIRE PROTECTION PLAN

8'

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CEILING MATERIAL DESIGNATION

PLASTER CEILING/ SOFFIT

CEILING HEIGHT

ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANEL SYSTEM

CEILING PLAN SYMBOLS LEGEND

ACP-1

+8'-0"

NO CEILINGS IN SPACE

N.C.

AREA NOT IN SCOPE

DEMOLITION OF EXISTING AND

INSTALLATION OF NEW CEILINGS TO BE

PART OF ALTERNATE 2

1. NOTIFY ARCHITECT OF INADEQUATE CLEARANCES FOR

CEILING LAYOUT PRIOR TO COMMENCING WORK.

2. LOCATIONS OF LIGHT FIXTURES, DIFFUSERS, ETC. SHALL

REMAIN IN PLACE. NOTIFY ARCHITECT OF ANY CONFLICTS

PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH CONSTRUCTION. REFER TO

DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF ALL TRADES FOR SYSTEM

DESIGN AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

3. COORDINATE WITH ALL TRADES TO CONFIRM THEIR WORK

CAN BE INSTALLED TO ACHIEVE CEILING HEIGHTS AS SHOWN.

TRADE PRIORITY SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS UNLESS DIRECTED

OTHERWISE BY THE ARCHITECT.

- ELECTRICAL LIGHTING FIXTURES

- MECHANICAL GRILLES AND DIFFUSERS

- MECHANICAL DUCTWORK

- ELECTRICAL CONDUIT

- PIPING SYSTEMS

4. CONTRACTOR TO REPLACE FROM OWNER STOCK CEILING

TILES DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION.

5. DESIGN INTENT TO HAVE NEW CEILINGS REMAIN AT

ELEVATION OF EXISTING CEILINGS.

6. BUILDING CONTAINS HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SUCH AS

ASBESTOS AND LEAD PAINT. SUPPLEMENTAL HAZARDOUS

MATERIAL REPORT IS PROVIDED IN THE BID DOCUMENTS AS A

SEPARATE ATTACHMENT. REFER TO HAZARDOUS MATERIAL

REPORT FOR EXTENTS OF TESTING AND RESULTS.

CEILING PLAN NOTES

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

CONFERENCE

STAIRS

RESTROOM

JANITOR CLOSET

RESTROOM

STORAGE

OFFICE

CORRIDOR

Room

133A

Room

133B

ELECTRICAL ROOM

135 OFFICE

RESTROOM

138 RESTROOM

STORAGE

CONFERENCE/ LOBBY

OFFICE

115B

OFFICE

115C

OFFICE

115D

OFFICE

OFFICE

113RESTROOM

STORAGE

STORAGE

RESTROOM

CONFERENCE

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RESTROOM

RESTROOM

STORAGE

STORAGE

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STAIRS

STAIRS

STORAGE

ELEVATOR

PORCH

CONFERENCE

KITCHEN

ACTIVITY

VENDING

STAIRS

JANITOR

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CORRIDOR

OFFICE

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OFFICE

115F

OFFICE

115G

OFFICE

115H

OFFICE

132E

STAIRS

STAIRS

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ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

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ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

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OFFICE

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OFFICE

148D

120 SF

OFFICE

148E

113 SF

OFFICE

148F

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CORRIDOR

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N.C.

N.C.

N.C.

N.C.

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ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

4'-0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

ACP 2x2 +8' - 0"

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FIRST FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

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CLOSET

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COOLER

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ROOM

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Space

B08

ELEVATOR

SHAFT

STORAGE

AHU-K-B-1

AHU-K-B-2

1 1/2" CHWR

1 1/2" CHWS

1 1/2" LPS

1 1/2" LPS UP

1 1/2" CHWR UP

1 1/2" CHWS UP 1 1/2" CHWS UP

1 1/2" CHWR UP

1 1/2" LPS UP

1 1/2" CHWR

1 1/2" CHWS

1 1/2" LPS

PF-1

1 1/4" RV UP

FTFT

FT

FT

FT FT FT

FT

FT

FT

11-M01

11-M01

11-M01

11-M0111-M01

11-M01

11-M01

11-M01

11-M01

11-M01

FT

3/4" FW UP

1" LPS UP

1" FW UP3/4" LPS UP

3/4" FW UP

3/4" LPS UP

3/4" LPS UP

3/4" FW UP

3/4" FW UP3/4" LPS UP

3/4" FW UP

3/4" LPS UP

3/4" FW UP

1" LPS UP

3/4" FW UP

3/4" FW UP

1" FW UP

1" LPS UP

3/4" LPS UP

3/4" LPS UP

3/4" LPS UP

3/4" FW

1 1/2" FW

1 1/2" FW UP1 1/2" FW UP

3" LPS

3" LPS

3" LPS

3" LPS

3" LPS

2" LPS

2" LPS

1 1/2" LPS

1/2" FW

1" FW

1" FW

1" FW

1" LPS

1 1/4" LPS

1 1/2" LPS

1" FW

1" FW UP

1" LPS UP 3" LPS

BDS-2

11-M01

11-M01

L-1

C3 11-M100

4" LPS

4" CHWR

4" CHWS

8ø FEA UP

8ø FEA UP

FWP-1

BDS-1

SIZE TRAP FOR

200 LB/HR

CHILLED WATER PIPING IS

PART OF ELMCREST

SCOPE. SEE ELMCREST

DRAWINGS.

CP-1

3/4" FW

1/2" LPS UP

1/2" LPS UP

1" LPS UP

1" FW

1" FW

CP-2

1" LPC UP

1/2" LPC UP1/2" LPC UP

3/4" FW UP

3/4" LPS UP

3/4" FW UP

SIZE TRAP FOR

300 LB/HR

SIZE TRAP FOR

250 LB/HR

SB-1

SB-2

3/4" FW

1 1/2" FW

1 1/4" FW

1 1/2" FW

1/2" FW UP

1 1/2" FW 2" FW

3/4" FW

4" LPS

2" FW

1/2" PIPING TO FT AND UP TO FT

ABOVE (TYP. OF ALL PIPES

UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.)

E3 11-M100

MS-2

DUCTLESS AIR

CONDITIONER IS PART OF

ELMCREST SCOPE. SEE

ELMCREST DRAWINGS.

C3 11-M100

PF-1

1 1/4" RV UP

4" LPS

BDS-2

L-1

4" LPS

4" LPS

4" FW

3/4" RV

3/4" RV

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11-M03

11-M05

FWP-1

11-M06

BDS-1

SB-1

SB-2

CHILLED WATER PIPING IS

PART OF ELMCREST

SCOPE. SEE ELMCREST

DRAWINGS.

2" FW

4" LPS

MS-2

11-M03

11-M04

4" CHWR

4" CHWS

4" CHWR

4" CHWS

DUCTLESS AIR

CONDITIONER IS PART OF

ELMCREST SCOPE. SEE

ELMCREST DRAWINGS.

11-M07

11-M07

4" FW

4" FW2

ADD

L-1

MD-1

24x44

12x44

NOTE:

BUILDING CONTAINS HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SUCH AS

ASBESTOS AND LEAD PAINT. SUPPLEMENTAL HAZARDOUS

MATERIAL REPORT IS PROVIDED IN THE BID DOCUMENTS AS

A SEPARATE ATTACHMENT. REFER TO HAZARDOUS

MATERIAL REPORT FOR EXTENTS OF TESTING AND RESULTS.

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KEYNOTES

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11-M01 REPLACE STEAM TRAP ASSOCIATED WITH EXISTING

PIECE OF EQUIPMENT.

11-M03 CONNECT 1.5" BLOWDOWN PIPING TO BOILER. SEE

BOILER DETAIL FOR PIPING CONNECTIONS.

11-M04 ROUTE 4" DRAIN PIPING TO FLOOR SINK, REFER TO

PLUMBING PLANS FOR MORE DETAIL.

11-M05 POT FEEDER PROVIDED BY WATER TREATMENT

PROVIDER AND INSTALLED BY MECHANICAL

CONTRACTOR. REFER TO POT FEEDER DETAIL FOR

CONNECTIONS AND PIPING.

11-M06 PROVIDE CARBON MONOXIDE MONITOR & ALARM. UL

2034 COMPLIANT HARD WIRED CARBON MONOXIDE

DETECTOR WITH BATTERY BACKUP. FIREX HARDWIRED

CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR WITH 9-VOLT BATTERY

BACKUP OR ENGINEER PRE-APPROVED EQUIVALENT.

11-M07 FLUE AND COMBUSTION AIR VENT PIPING TO BE

ROUTED THROUGH EXISTING WINDOW. SEE ARCH

SHEETS FOR DETAIL ON FILLING WINDOW.

NORTH

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MATERIAL REPORT IS PROVIDED IN THE BID DOCUMENTS AS

A SEPARATE ATTACHMENT. REFER TO HAZARDOUS

MATERIAL REPORT FOR EXTENTS OF TESTING AND RESULTS.

STORAGE

B04

MECHANICAL-2

B01-2

UNEXCAVATED-2

B15-2

MECHANICAL-2

B09-2

MECHANICAL-2

809B-2

LOBBY

CORRIDOR

B36

STORAGE-2

B35-2

Space

ELEVATOR-1

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MECHANICAL

B27

Space

STAIR-2

999-2

STORAGE

B34B

STORAGE

B34

STORAGE

B31

STORAGE

B29

STORAGE

MECHANICAL

RESTROOM

B28

STORAGE

B23

STORAGE

B21

STORAGE

B22

STORAGE

B24

MECHANICAL

B26

STORAGE

B30

MECHANICAL

B37

STORAGE

B30B

STORAGE

B25

MECHANICAL

MECHANICAL

B08B

MECHANICAL

B10

STORAGE

B11

STORAGE

B12

STORAGE

B07RESTROOM

B08

STORAGE

B62

STORAGE

STORAGE

B45

STORAGE

B46

STORAGE

B47

MECHANICAL

PIPE

CHANNEL

ROOM

STAIR-2

B18-2

STAIR

B02

RESTROOM-2

B09A-2

MECHANICAL

B32

STORAGE

B59

Space

FIRE PUMP

B60

CORRIDOR

B61

STORAGE

Space

B06

12-M34

12-M36

STORAGE

B13

RESTROOM-2

B06-2

STAIR

STORAGE

BOILER

B05

12-M36

12-M34

12-M36

CFM

12-M34 12-M36

CFM

75 CFM

12-M36

12-M35 12-M37

OFFICE-1

117-1

STAIR-2

146-2

RESTROOM-2

145-2

RESTROOM-2

144-2

OFFICE-2

151-2

OFFICE-2

153-2

ELETRICAL-2

147-2

OFFICE-2

148-2

RR.-2

148B-2

Room

GENERAL

ASSEMBLY-2

156-2

LINEN

CLOSET-2

160-2

RESTROOM-2

161-2

RESTROOM-2

163-2

JANITOR-2

162-2

RESTROOM-2

165-2

RESTROOM-2

166-2

RESTROOM-2

167-2 SLEEPING

ROOM

CORRIDOR-2

177-2

BREAK

ROOM-2

173-2

STAIR-2

170-2

STORAGE-2

103-2

STAIR-2

101-2

STORAGE-2

174-2

CORRIDOR-2

168-2

STORAGE-2

104-2

STORAGE-2

109-2

STORAGE-2

110-2

JANITOR-2

102-2

STORAGE-2

106-2

STORAGE-2

107-2

STORAGE-2

111-2 STORAGE-2

114-2

STORAGE-2

112-2

STORAGE-2

115-2

CORRIDOR-2

116-2

OFFICE-2

121-2

OFFICE-2

123-2

RR.-2

123B-2

RR.-2

122-2

RR.-2

118-2

OFFICE-2

119-2

LOBBY-2

140-2

RESTROOM-2

23-2

RESTROOM-2

126-2

STAIR-2

124-2

OFFICE-2

128-2

CORRIDOR-2

138-2

OFFICE-2

137-2

EXAM

ROOM-2

129-2

EXAM

ROOM-2

130-2

EXAM

ROOM-2

135-2

EXAM

ROOM-2

134-2

CORRIDOR-2

133-2

STAIR-2

132-2

CLOSET-2

137B-2

RR.-2

152-2

RR.-2

154-2

STORAGE

Space

JANITOR-2

131-2

ELEVATOR-2

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OFFICE

OFFICE

DAYROOM/

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