RFB951800-01 - Addendum #05.pdf

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Addendum #05 for RFB #951800-01

Project Name: DOM-IT Jessie Parker South Renovation

DAS RFB #: 951800-01

DAS Project: 9518.00

Date: May 01, 2026

Addendum #05:

This addendum is issued to modify, clarify, or amend the original Project Drawings and Specifications and is hereby made part of the Contract Documents. The Contractor shall be responsible for incorporating items in this Addendum to the Work. The following shall take precedence over anything to the contrary in the Drawings or Specifications. This addendum shall also supersede any previous addenda.

The receipt of this Addendum shall be acknowledged by inserting its number and date in the space provided on the

Bid Form.

This Addendum consists of:

General Items:

1. Addendum Pages (3 Pages)

2. 28 3100 – Fire Alarm and Detection Systems (10 Pages)

3. Drawings Sheets – E000, E230, E231, E232, E400 (5 Pages)

Changes to Specifications

1. Specification 28 3100 – FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEM:

a. REVISE paragraph 2.04(E) to the following:

“E. FA-220; Audio (Speaker) Alarm Devices:

1. Wall or ceiling mounted, refer to plans.

2. Sound rating shall be dependent on the tap (wattage) setting. Tap settings shall be available in 3 dBA increments. A minimum of four (4) tap settings should be available to allow field adjustment of the sound output across a minimum of range of 78 to 87 dBA, 400Hz to 4KHz (6 dBA cutoff) frequency range. Speakers shall operate on a 25-volt or 70-volt RMS system, unless otherwise noted on drawings.

3. Speakers shall clearly reproduce a signal consisting of a live or prerecorded human voice with voice intelligibility.

4. Speaker, housing, and backbox shall be UL listed for fire alarm/emergency applications.

5. Wall Mounted: Speaker, square housing, flush or semi-flush mounted.

6. Ceiling Mounted: 4” speaker, round housing, flush mounted (provide tile bridge where applicable).”

b. REVISE paragraph 2.04(F) to the following:

“F. FA-221: Combination Audio (Voice) and Visual Alarm Device:

1. Wall or ceiling mounted, refer to plans.

2. Combine speaker and visual components into a single device. Refer to corresponding paragraphs above for requirements of each component.”

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Changes to Drawings

1. Drawing E000 – ELECTRICAL COVERSHEET:

a. REVISE fire alarm horn symbol to a speaker symbol.

2. Drawing E230 – LOWER LEVEL FLOOR PLAN - SYSTEMS:

a. ADD sheet notes #3 and #4.

b. REVISE fire alarm horn notification devices to speaker type.

3. Drawing E231 – LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN - SYSTEMS:

a. ADD sheet notes #5 & #6.

b. ADD keynote #5.

c. ADD new fire alarm transponder panel in Data JS128.

d. REVISE fire alarm horn notification devices to speaker type.

4. Drawing E232 – LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN - SYSTEMS:

a. ADD sheet note #5 and #6.

b. REVISE fire alarm horn notification devices to speaker type.

5. Drawing E400 – ELECTRICAL DETAILS:

a. REVISE details #2 and #4.

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SECTION 28 3100

FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEMS

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.01 SECTION INCLUDES

A. Fire alarm and detection systems.

1.02 RELATED WORK

A. Section 26 0553 - Electrical Identification: Refer to electrical identification for color and identification labeling requirements.

1.03 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. Qualifications: The person managing/overseeing the preparation of shop drawings and the system installation/programming/testing shall be trained and certified by the system manufacturer and shall be Fire Alarm Certified by NICET, minimum Level 2. This person's name and certification number shall appear on the start-up and testing reports.

1.04 REFERENCES

A. NFPA 70 - National Electrical Code (NEC)

B. NFPA 72 - National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code

C. NFPA 101 - Life Safety Code

D. UL 2017 - General Purpose Signaling Devices and Systems

E. UL 217 / 268 - Standard for Smoke Alarms / Smoke Detectors for Fire Alarm Systems

1.05 SUBMITTALS

A. Submit shop drawings and product data under provisions of Section 26 0500 and as noted below.

1. Failure to comply with all the following and all the provisions in 26 05 00 will result in the shop drawing submittal being rejected without review.

2. Failure to submit the fire alarm without all requirements fulfilled in a single comprehensive submittal will be grounds to require a complete resubmittal.

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B. Provide product catalog data sheets as shop drawings.

1. Provide a product catalog data sheet for each item shown on the Electrical Symbols List and for each piece of equipment that is not shown on the drawings but required for the operation of the system.

2. Where a particular Electrical Symbols List item has one or more variations (such as those denoted by subscripts, etc.) a separate additional product catalog data sheet shall be provided for each variation that requires a different part number to be ordered. The corresponding Electrical Symbols List symbol shall be shown on the top of each sheet.

3. Where multiple items and options are shown on one data sheet, the part number and options of the item to be used shall be clearly denoted.

C. Submit CAD Floor Plans as Shop Drawings:

1. The complete layout of the entire system, device addresses, auxiliary equipment, and manufacturer's wiring requirements shall be shown.

2. A legend or key shall be provided to show which symbols shown on the submittal floor plans correspond with symbols shown on the Contract Documents.

D. About all fire alarm circuits, provide the following: manufacturer's wiring requirements (manufacturer, type, size, etc.) and voltage drop calculations.

E. Provide installation and maintenance manuals under provisions of Section 26 0500.

F. Submit manufacturer's certificate that system meets or exceeds specified requirements.

G. Provide information on the system batteries as follows: total battery capacity, total capacity used by all devices on this project, total available future capacity.

H. Submit photocopy proof of NICET certification of the person overseeing the preparation of drawings and installation/testing.

I. When required to comply with local or state regulatory reviews, the fire alarm submittal shall have a NICET Certification of the state in which the project is completed. NOTE: The Architect/Engineer cannot stamp and seal submittal drawings not prepared under their supervision.

1.06 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING

A. Deliver products to site under provisions of Section 26 0500.

B. Store and protect products under provisions of Section 26 0500.

1.07 REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS

A. System: UL or FM Global listed.

B. Conform to requirements of NFPA 101.

C. Conform to requirements of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

D. Conform to UL 864 Fire Alarm, UL 1076 Security, UL2017 General Signaling.

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1.08 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

A. Performance Statement: This specification section and the accompanying fire alarm specific design documents describe the minimum material quality, required features, and operational requirements of the system. These documents do not convey every wire that must be installed and every equipment connection that must be made. Based on the equipment described and the performance required of the system, as presented in these documents, the Vendor and the Contractor are solely responsible for determining all wiring, programming and miscellaneous equipment required for a complete and operational system.

B. This section of the specifications includes the furnishing, installation and connection of the microprocessor controlled, intelligent reporting, fire alarm equipment required to form a complete coordinated system that is ready for operation. It shall include, but is not limited to, alarm initiating devices, control panels, auxiliary control devices, annunciators, power supplies, and wiring as indicated on the drawings and specified herein.

C. Extending the Existing Fire Alarm System: Provide all items, components, devices, hardware, software, programming, expansion components, conduit, wiring etc. needed to extend the existing fire alarm system. This includes, but is not limited to, additional power supplies, initiating devices and circuits, signaling devices and circuits, monitoring devices and circuits, auxiliary control and related devices such as, door holders and their control, smoke damper control, fan shutdown, etc. The existing fire alarm system shall be extended such that the existing fire alarm system's functionality, integrity and annunciation shall be equivalent to pre-construction conditions, unless noted otherwise. The functionality and integrity shall be maintained during construction. The entire system shall be able to be completely reset from any single reset location point. The entire system shall be annunciated at any annunciation location.

D. Extending the Existing SIMPLEX 4100U Fire Alarm System: The existing control panel shall remain and shall be operational throughout construction. The system shall only be disabled to make new connections and to modify the programming. A fire watch shall be provided for all areas affected during outages. All system outages must be scheduled with the Owner at least one week prior. Individual devices may be disabled as needed based on construction activities to reduce the potential for false alarms, but all devices must be operational when the Contractor is not physically on site. New initiating devices may be connected to the existing signaling line circuits where capacity is available. Provide additional signaling line circuits as needed based on existing and new device quantity, including replacement of existing panel components.

Provide new notification circuits to serve the new devices, including all necessary power supplies, amplifiers, batteries, and 120-volt input circuits. All new devices shall be programmed to provide the same sequence of operation as the existing devices of the same type, unless noted otherwise.

E. Fire Alarm System: NFPA 72; Automatic and manual fire alarm system, non-coded, analog-addressable with automatic sensitivity control of certain detectors, multiplexed signal transmission.

F. System Supervision: Provide electrically supervised system, with supervised Signal Line Circuit (SLC) and Notification Appliance Circuit (NAC). Occurrence of single ground or open condition in initiating or signaling circuit places circuit in TROUBLE mode. Component or power supply failure places system in TROUBLE mode.

G. Alarm Reset: Key-accessible RESET function resets alarm system out of ALARM if alarm initiating circuits have cleared.

H. Lamp Test: Manual LAMP TEST function causes alarm indication at each zone at fire alarm control panel and at annunciator panels.

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I. Drawings: Only device layouts and some equipment have been shown on the contract drawings. Wiring and additional equipment to make a complete and functioning system has not been shown but shall be submitted on the shop drawings.

1.09 PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS

A. Submit documents under the provisions of Section 26 0500.

B. Include location of end-of-line devices.

C. Provide a CAD drawing of each area of the building (minimum scale of 1/16" = 1'-0") showing each device on the project and its address. The devices shall be shown in their installed location and shall be labeled with the same nomenclature as is used in the fire alarm panel programming.

D. Submit test results of sound pressure level (dBA) with the rooms tested designated on the floor plan. Notification devices shall have the tap wattage designated.

1.10 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DATA

A. Submit data under provisions of Section 26 0500.

B. Include operating instructions, and maintenance and repair procedures.

C. Include results of testing of all devices and functions.

D. Include manufacturer's representative's letter stating that system is operational.

E. Include the CAD floor plan drawings.

F. Include shop drawings as reviewed by the Architect/Engineer and the local Authority Having Jurisdiction.

1.11 WARRANTY

A. Provide one (1) year warranty on all materials and labor from Date of Substantial Completion.

B. Warranty requirements shall include furnishing and installing all software upgrades issued by the manufacturer during the one (1) year warranty period.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.01 MANUFACTURERS

A. Johnson Controls - Simplex

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2.02 FIRE ALARM PATHWAY CLASS AND SURVIVABILITY LEVEL

A. Pathway Class:

1. Pathway Class B: Circuits NOT capable of transmitting an alarm beyond the location of the fault condition. Wiring of outgoing and return conductors is permitted to be run in the same conduit or cable.

B. Pathway Survivability Level:

1. Pathway Survivability Level 0: Circuits have no requirements for pathway survivability beyond the requirements of the code.

2. Shared Pathway Designation Level 1: Physical segregation of life safety and non-life safety data is not required. Life safety data shall be the priority.

2.03 SIGNALING LINE CIRCUIT DEVICES

A. Combination Devices: Subscripts identify combination type devices when applicable. Contractor shall provide the combination device or provide multiple device(s) to meet the functionality when the manufacturer does not offer the required functionality with a single device.

B. Signal Line Device(s):

1. Subscripts: Subscripts are used to define the device type, installation, and identify the device with a specific sequence of operation.

a. Device type as follows:

1) Candela Ratings:

a) ## = 15 Candela, 30 Candela; 75 Candela; 110 Candela; 177 Candela

C. FA-120; Smoke Detectors:

1. Subscripts are used to define the device type, installation, and identify the device with a specific sequence of operation.

a. Device types as follows:

1) Blank = Photoelectric

2. (BLANK) Analog Photoelectric Type Sensor: Shall use the photoelectric principle to measure smoke density and send data to the control panel representing the analog level of smoke density measured.

3. Each smoke detector shall connect directly to an SLC loop, unless listed as stand alone.

4. Each detector shall be mounted, where shown on the drawings, on a twist-lock base with all mounting hardware provided. Provide a two-piece head/base design.

5. Each detector shall have a manual switching means to set the internal identifying code

(address) of that detector, which the control panel shall use to identify its address with the type of sensor connected.

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6. Dual alarm and power indicators shall be provided that flash under normal conditions and remain continuous under alarm or trouble conditions. Remote indicator terminals shall be provided. Provide a remote LED indicator device if detector is not visible from a floor standing position.

7. A test means shall be provided to simulate an alarm condition.

2.04 NOTIFICATION APPLIANCE DEVICES

A. Combination Devices: Subscripts identify combination type devices when applicable. Contractor shall provide the combination device or provide multiple device(s) to meet the functionality when the manufacturer does not offer the required functionality with a single device.

B. Notification Appliance Device(s):

1. Subscripts: Subscripts are used to define the device type, installation, and identify the device with a specific sequence of operation.

a. Device types as follows:

1) Candela Ratings:

a) ## = 15 Candela; 30 Candela; 75 Candela; 110 Candela; 177 Candela

C. Notification Device(s):

1. Wall Mounted: Red housing with white lettering or pictogram.

2. Ceiling Mounted: White housing with red lettering or pictogram.

D. FA-200; Visual Alarm Devices:

1. Wall or ceiling mounted, refer to plans.

2. High intensity (Candela rating as scheduled on the drawings) xenon strobe or equivalent under a lens. Candela rating shall be visible from exterior of the device.

3. The maximum pulse duration shall be 0.2 seconds with a maximum duty cycle of 40%.

The flash rate shall be 1 Hz. Where more than two strobes are visible from any one location, the fire alarm visual devices shall be synchronized.

4. Device, housing, and backbox shall be UL listed for fire alarm/emergency applications.

E. FA-220; Audio (Speaker) Alarm Devices:

1. Wall or ceiling mounted, refer to plans.

2. Sound rating shall be dependent on the tap (wattage) setting. Tap settings shall be available in 3 dBA increments. A minimum of four (4) tap settings should be available to allow field adjustment of the sound output across a minimum of range of 78 to 87 dBA, 400Hz to 4KHz (6 dBA cutoff) frequency range. Speakers shall operate on a 25-volt or 70-volt RMS system, unless otherwise noted on drawings.

3. Speakers shall clearly reproduce a signal consisting of a live or prerecorded human voice with voice intelligibility.

4. Speaker, housing, and backbox shall be UL listed for fire alarm/emergency applications.

5. Wall Mounted: Speaker, square housing, flush or semi-flush mounted.

6. Ceiling Mounted: 4” speaker, round housing, flush mounted (provide tile bridge where applicable).

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2.05 NOTIFICATION APPLIANCE CIRCUIT PANEL (NAC)

A. As shown on the plans or as a Contractor's option if not shown, furnish and install NAC extender panels as necessary to provide remote power supply for notification appliance circuits (NAC). Contractor shall indicate quantity and locations of each NAC on the shop drawing submittals.

B. Each NAC shall be self-contained remote power supply with batteries, and battery charger mounted in a surface lockable cabinet. Battery capacity shall be sufficient for operation for 24 hours in a non-alarm state followed by alarm for 15 minutes, plus 25% spare capacity for future devices. Each NAC provides a minimum of up to 4 outputs, 2A continuous, or 6A full load total capacity.

C. Power for each NAC shall be from a local 120 VAC emergency circuit. Provide two #12 conductors and one #12 ground in 1/2" conduit to each NAC from a dedicated 20A/1P circuit breaker with a red handle and a manufacturer's standard handle lock-on device. Coordinate panel and circuit number with the Architect/Engineer prior to installation.

D. NAC extender panels may be installed only in locations coordinated with the Architect/Engineer.

E. Mounting: Surface.

2.06 WIRING

A. Fire alarm wiring/cabling shall be furnished and installed by the Contractor in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations and pursuant to National Fire Codes. Cabling shall be UL listed and labeled as complying with the Electrical Code for power-limited fire alarm signal service.

B. Fire Alarm Cable:

1. Manufacturers:

a. Comtran Corp.

b. Helix/HiTemp Cables, Inc.

c. Rockbestos-Suprenant Cable Corp.

d. West Penn Wire/CDT.

e. Radix.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.01 SEQUENCES OF FIRE ALARM OPERATION

A. General:

1. Refer to the Fire Alarm Operation Matrix on the drawings for basic requirements and system operation.

REVISE paragraph 2.04(F) to the following:

F. FA-221: Combination Audio (Voice) and Visual Alarm Device:

1. Wall or ceiling mounted, refer to plans.

2. Combine speaker and visual components into a single device. Refer to corresponding paragraphs above for requirements of each component.

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2. All system output programs assigned via control-by-event equations to be activated by the particular point in alarm shall be executed, and the associated system outputs (alarm notification appliances and/or relays) shall be activated.

B. Audible Alarms Sequence:

1. Audible alarms throughout the building shall sound.

C. Visual Alarms Sequence:

1. Visual alarms throughout the building shall flash.

3.02 INSTALLATION

A. Install system in accordance with manufacturer's instructions and referenced codes.

B. Devices:

1. General:

a. All ceiling-mounted devices shall be located where shown on the reflected ceiling and floor plans. If not shown on the reflected ceiling or reflected floor drawings, the devices shall be installed in the relative locations shown on the floor drawings in a neat and uniform pattern.

b. All devices shall be coordinated with luminaires, diffusers, sprinkler heads, piping and other obstructions to maintain a neat and operable installation. Mounting locations and spacing shall not exceed the requirements of NFPA 72.

c. Where the devices are to be installed in a grid type ceiling system, the detectors shall be centered in the ceiling tile.

d. The location of all fire alarm devices shall be coordinated with other devices mounted in the proximity. Where a conflict arises with other items or with architectural elements that will not allow the device to be mounted at the location or height shown, the Contractor shall adjust location of device so that new location meets all requirements in NFPA 72 and all applicable building codes.

2. Per the requirements of NFPA, detector heads shall not be installed until after the final construction cleaning unless required by the local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). If detector heads must be installed prior to final cleaning (for partial occupancy, to monitor finished areas or as otherwise required by the AHJ), they shall not be installed until after the fire alarm panel is installed, with wires terminated, ready for operation. Any detector head installed prior to the final construction cleaning shall be removed and cleaned prior to closeout.

3. Protection of Fire Alarm System:

a. A smoke detector shall be installed within the vicinity of the main fire alarm panel and every NAC extender panel per NFPA 72. A heat detector may be substituted when a smoke detector is not appropriate for the environment of installation.

4. Notification Appliance Devices:

a. Devices shall be located where shown on the drawings.

b. Wall-mounted audio, visual and audio/visual alarm devices shall be mounted as denoted on the drawings.

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C. Wiring:

1. Fire alarm wiring/cabling shall be provided by the Contractor in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations and pursuant to National Fire Codes.

2. Wiring shall be installed in conduit from device to above accessible ceilings. Exposed plenum-rated cable (FPLP) shall be used above accessible ceilings supported every 4 feet or run in cable trays (if applicable) maintaining a minimum of 5-inches clearance from all lighting ballasts. Fire alarm cabling shall not be installed in the same bridle rings or cable trays designated for the cabling of other systems.

3. All junction boxes with SLC and NAC circuits shall be identified on cover. Refer to Identification Section 26 0513 for color and identification requirements.

4. Fire Alarm Power Branch Circuits: Building wiring as specified in Section 26 0513.

5. Notification Appliance Circuits shall provide the features listed below. These requirements may require separate circuits for visual and audible devices.

a. Fire alarm temporal audible notification for all audio appliances.

b. Synchronization of all visual devices where two or more devices are visible from the same location.

c. Ability to silence audible alarm while maintaining visual device operation.

6. Notification Appliance Circuits shall not span floors or smoke compartments. Refer to architectural drawings for smoke compartments.

7. Signal line circuits connecting devices shall not span floors or 2-hour smoke compartments.

8. No wiring other than that directly associated with fire alarm detection, alarm or auxiliary fire protection functions shall be in fire alarm conduits. Wiring splices shall be avoided to the extent possible, and if needed, they shall be made only in junction boxes, and enclosed by plastic wire nut type connectors. Transposing or changing color coding of wires shall not be permitted. All conductors in conduit containing more than one wire shall be labeled on each end, in all junction boxes, and at each device with "E-Z Markers" or equivalent. Conductors in cabinets shall be carefully formed and harnessed so that each drops off directly opposite to its terminal. Cabinet terminals shall be numbered and coded, and no unterminated conductors are permitted in cabinets or control panels. All controls, function switches, etc. shall be clearly labeled on all equipment panels.

D. Fire Alarm Cabling Color Code: Provide circuit conductors with insulation color coding as follows, or using colored tape at each conductor termination and in each junction box.

1. Power Branch Circuit Conductors: In accordance with Section 26 0553.

2. Signaling Line Circuit: Overall red jacket with black and red conductors.

3. DC Power Supply Circuit: Overall red jacket with violet and brown conductors.

4. Notification Appliance Circuit: Overall red jacket with blue and white conductors.

5. Central Station Trip Circuit: Orange conductors.

6. Central Station Fire Alarm Loop: Black and white conductors.

E. Devices surface mounted in finished areas shall be mounted on surface backboxes furnished by fire alarm equipment supplier. Backboxes shall be painted to match device, shall be the same shape and size as the device shall not have visible knockouts.

F. Make conduit and wiring connections to door release devices, sprinkler flow and pressure switches, sprinkler valve monitor switches, fire suppression system control panels, duct analog smoke detectors and all other system devices shown or noted on the Contract Documents or required in the manufacturer's product data and shop drawings.

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3.03 FIELD QUALITY CONTROL

A. Field inspection and testing will be performed under provisions of Section 26 0500.

B. Test in accordance with NFPA 72, Chapter 14 and local fire department requirements. Submit documentation with O & M manuals in accordance with Section 14.6 of the Code.

C. Contractor shall test and adjust the fire alarm system as follows:

1. Speaker taps shall be adjusted to the lowest tap setting which achieves a sound level higher than or equal to the greatest of the following:

a. 70dBA.

b. 15 dBA above ambient levels as indicated in NFPA 72 Table A.18.4.3.

c. 15 dBA above measured ambient. 5 dBA above the maximum measured sound level with duration of more than 60 seconds.

d. As specified on the drawings.

2. Sound level measurement procedure shall meet the following requirements:

a. All measurements shall use the 'A' weighted, dBA, sound measurement scale.

b. All measurements shall be taken after furnishings, wall coverings and floor coverings are in place.

c. All measurements shall be taken after fixed equipment (HVAC units, etc.)

producing ambient noise is installed and is in operation.

d. All sound level measurements shall be taken at a height of 5' above the finished floor level.

e. Measurements shall be taken in every unique room. If there are multiple rooms, which have the identical dimensions and function, 10%, or a minimum of two (2) rooms shall be tested. The results from the rooms tested shall be averaged and the remaining rooms may be adjusted per the average.

f. Measurements shall be taken on a 20' x 20' grid and the results for all points taken shall be averaged. If the room is smaller than 20' x 20' a minimum of two measurements are required.

g. Measurements shall be taken halfway between speakers or halfway between a speaker and the wall. No measurements shall be taken at the extreme edges of the room, nor directly under speakers.

3.04 MANUFACTURER'S FIELD SERVICES

A. Provide manufacturer's field services under provisions of Section 26 0500.

B. Include services of certified technician to supervise installation, adjustments, final connections, and system testing.

C. Note that room numbers depicted on the architectural/engineering drawings will not necessarily reflect the actual room (signage) numbers that the Owner selects. Contractor and fire alarm manufacturer shall coordinate the actual room numbers as the Owner directs to identify each device. This list shall be a part of the floor plan record drawing to be turned in at the project closeout.

END OF SECTION

ELECTRICAL ABBREVIATION KEY

AFF ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR

C CONDUIT (BRANCH CIRCUIT OR FEEDER CONTEXT)

CO CONDUIT AND BOX ROUGH-IN ONLY (ROUGH-IN ONLY)

EG EQUIPMENT GROUND

ABBR: DESCRIPTION:

EGC EQUIPMENT GROUNDING CONDUCTOR

AFG ABOVE FINISHED GRADE

EOL END OF LINE

BC BELOW COUNTER

ASR ARCHITECTURAL SURFACE RACEWAY

ABV ABOVE

AFC ABOVE FINISHED CEILING

EPO EMERGENCY POWER OFF

GFR GROUND FAULT REMOTE

HOA HAND/OFF/AUTO

ITR IT RACK MOUNTED RECEPTACLE

NC NORMALLY CLOSED

NEMA # NEMA RATING

NIC NOT IN CONTRACTED SCOPE

NO NORMALLY OPEN

ROOF EQUIPMENT LOCATED ON ROOF ABOVE

SM SURFACE MOUNTED

TYP TYPICAL

UG UNDERGROUND

UON UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

1. THE COMPLETE INSTALLATION SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 2010 (LATEST

PUBLISHED) ADA STANDARDS FOR ACCESSIBLE DESIGN. REFER TO THE ADA STANDARDS

FOR ALL CONFIGURATION DETAILS ON THIS PAGE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

2. CIRCUIT NUMBERS ARE SHOWN FOR CIRCUIT IDENTIFICATION. CIRCUITING SHALL AGREE

WITH NUMBERING ON THE PANEL PROVIDED. COMMON NEUTRALS MAY NOT BE USED FOR

BRANCH CIRCUITS. BALANCE THE LOAD ON PANEL AS EVENLY AS POSSIBLE BETWEEN EACH

PHASE.

3. FLUSH MOUNT ALL LIGHTING CONTROL DEVICES AT +42" FROM FLOOR (CENTERLINE

DIMENSION), EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE NOTED.

4. FLUSH MOUNT ALL DUPLEX RECEPTACLES AND TECHNOLOGY OUTLETS AT +18" FROM

FLOOR (CENTERLINE DIMENSION), EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE NOTED. RECEPTACLES AND

OUTLETS MAY BE SURFACE MOUNTED WHEN CONDUIT IS SPECIFIED EXPOSED. MOUNT

EXTERIOR LOCATED RECEPTACLES WITH WHILE-IN-USE COVERS AT +20" FROM FINISHED

GRADE (CENTER DIMENSIONS) TO MAINTAIN INSTALLATION ADA COMPLIANCE.

5. ALL MATERIALS USED TO SEAL PENETRATIONS OF FIRE RATED WALLS AND FLOORS SHALL

BE TESTED AND CERTIFIED AS A SYSTEM PER ASTM E814 STANDARDS FOR FIRE TESTS OF

THROUGH-PENETRATION FIRESTOPS. REFER TO DIVISION 7 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

AND REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIC TO FIRESTOPPING.

6. INSTALL ALL WALL MOUNTED FIRE ALARM NOTIFICATION DEVICES AT 90" ABOVE FINISHED

FLOOR OR 6" BELOW THE CEILING, WHICHEVER IS LOWER, EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE

NOTED. HEIGHT SHALL BE MEASURED TO THE TOP OF THE DEVICE.

7. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE LOCATION OF ALL CEILING MOUNTED DEVICES AND

EQUIPMENT WITH LUMINAIRES, SPRINKLER, AND CEILING DIFFUSERS. CENTER ALL DEVICES

IN CEILING TILE PATTERN. SMOKE DETECTORS,CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS, AND

OCCUPANCY/VACANCY SENSORS SHALL BE LOCATED NO CLOSER THAN 3 FEET TO AN AIR

SUPPLY DIFFUSER OR RETURN GRILLE. CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS SHALL BE LOCATED

10 PLUS FT FROM FIRE PLACES, COOKING, AND SIMILAR FUEL-BURNING APPLIANCES.

8. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL FURNITURE, MODULAR FURNITURE, AND EQUIPMENT

LOCATIONS WITH ARCHITECTURAL PLANS, ELEVATIONS, AND REVIEWED SHOP DRAWINGS.

PRIOR TO MAKING THE ACTUAL ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION, THIS CONTRACTOR SHALL

ADJUST RECEPTACLES, OUTLETS, OR CONNECTION LOCATIONS TO ACCOMMODATE

FURNITURE AND/OR EQUIPMENT.

9. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL OPENINGS REQUIRED IN WALLS. ALL

OPENINGS SHALL BE REPAIRED TO MATCH EXISTING BY A QUALIFIED CONTRACTOR AT THE

EXPENSE OF THIS CONTRACTOR. ALL CONDUITS THROUGH WALLS SHALL BE GROUTED OR

SEALED INTO OPENINGS.

10. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE CAUSED BY THEIR ACTIONS TO THE WALLS,

FLOORS, CEILINGS, AND ROOFS. THE CONTRACTOR WHOSE WORK CAUSES DAMAGE IS

RESPONSIBLE FOR PATCHING TO MATCH ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION, FIRE RATING, AND

FINISH.

11. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL REFLECTED CEILING PLAN, ELECTRICAL, TECHNOLOGY

AUDIO/VISUAL, AND OTHER ELECTRICAL PLANS FOR EXACT LOCATIONS OF ALL CEILING

MOUNTED DEVICES, OTHER THAN SPRINKLERS.

12. ELECTRICAL IDENTIFICATION. REFER TO SPECIFICATION SECTION 26 05 53 FOR COLOR/LABEL

REQUIREMENTS FOR CONDUIT, BOX, CABLE/WIRE, AND EQUIPMENT.

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION NOTES:

1. EXISTING CONDITIONS ARE SHOWN BASED ON INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM FIELD

SURVEYS, EXISTING BUILDING DOCUMENTS. CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW EXISTING

CONDITIONS AND REPORT CONFLICTS.

2. NOT ALL EXISTING EQUIPMENT, LUMINAIRES, AND CONDUIT ARE SHOWN. CONTRACTOR

SHALL REVIEW EXISTING CONDITIONS AND REPORT CONFLICTS.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO FABRICATION OF CABLE

TRAY, BUSWAY, CONDUIT RACKS, AND OTHER SYSTEMS. RISES AND DROPS MAY BE

NECESSARY BECAUSE OF EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS.

4. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW EXISTING CONDITIONS TO VERIFY ACCESSIBILITY

TO THE AREAS OF THEIR WORK INCLUDING WALLS, FLOOR, CEILINGS, CEILING TILES/GRID,

AND ROOF. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO PROVIDE CUTTING, REMOVAL,

PATCHING, AND REINSTALLATION OF AFFECTED AREAS ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR WORK BY

COORDINATING WITH THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR OR QUALIFIED CONTRACTOR.

5. WHERE EXISTING ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ARE LOCATED IN AREAS THAT CONFLICT WITH NEW

EQUIPMENT, PIPING, OR DUCTWORK TO BE INSTALLED, EACH CONTRACTOR SHALL EITHER

ARRANGE NEW EQUIPMENT, CONDUIT, OR DUCTWORK IN SUCH A FASHION THAT IT DOES

NOT CONFLICT WITH EXISTING SYSTEMS, OR REWORK EXISTING ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS TO

ALLOW FOR INSTALLATION OF NEW EQUIPMENT, PIPING, OR DUCTWORK.

ELECTRICAL RENOVATION NOTES:

THESE NOTES APPLY TO ALL ELECTRICAL SHEETS AND TRADES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED

TO, LIGHTING, POWER, FIRE ALARM, AND OTHER LOW VOLTAGE SYSTEMS.

PLAN OR DETAIL NUMBER

PLAN OR DETAIL NAME

PLAN OR DETAIL SCALE

DETAIL REFERRED TO BY SECTION CUT

SHEET DETAIL IS LOCATED ON

NAME

VIEW NAME

1/8" = 1'-0"

M101

SIMSIM

INDICATES SIMILAR DETAIL REFERENCED

IN MULTIPLE LOCATIONS

LEVEL NAME

10'-0" HEIGHT ABOVE

PROJECT 0'-0"

1 KEYNOTE: INDICATES NOTE USED TO

DESCRIBE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

ABOUT WORK REQUIRED, SPECIFIC

TO THE SHEET AND/OR DETAIL

N O R

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INDICATES DIRECTION OF TRUE NORTH

VIEW KEY

LINE TYPE AND TAG KEY:

NEW WORK BY THIS CONTRACTOR (WIDE LINE)

EXISTING TO REMAIN OR WORK BY OTHERS (NARROW LINE)

HALFTONING DOES NOT MODIFY SCOPE.

'TAG'-E TAGS WITH DASH 'E' INDICATES THE REFERENCED OBJECT IS EXISTING

TAG-1 UNDERLINED TAG INDICATES OBJECT IS IN-SCOPE. IF NEW, ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE IN A SCHEDULE, MATERIAL LIST, OR SYMBOL LIST

INDICATES AN EXISTING SYSTEM'S POINT OF CONNECTION/REMOVAL

T101

NEW

EXISTING TO BE REMOVED (SHORT DASHED PATTERN)

NEW UNDERFLOOR OR UNDERGROUND (LONG DASHED PATTERN)

EXISTING

EXISTING TO BE REMOVED BY OTHERS (SHORT DASHED PATTERN)

EXISTING UNDERFLOOR OR UNDERGROUND (LONG DASHED PATTERN)

TEMPERATURE CONTROLS CONTRACTORT.C.C.

PLUMBING CONTRACTORP.C.

GENERAL CONTRACTORG.C.

MECHANICAL CONTRACTORM.C.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORE.C.

CONTRACTOR ABBREVIATION KEY

ABBR: DESCRIPTION:

CONTACT PERSONS:

PROJECT MANAGER

MECHANICAL

ELECTRICAL

SOUND MASKING

NATHANIEL JACQUES

JOSHUA MUCHEWICZ

ZACHARY R ROSS

JASON WRIGHT

DESCRIPTION: PERSON:

BUILDING CODE: IBC 2024 EDITION

FIRE CODE: IFC 2024 EDITION

PLUMBING CODE: IOWA STATE PLUMBING CODE (UPC 2024)

MECHANICAL CODE: IOWA STATE MECHANICAL CODE (IMC 2024)

ELECTRICAL CODE: NFPA 70 (NEC) 2023 EDITION

ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE: IECC 2012

APPLICABLE CODES

CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE CODES AND LOCAL AMENDMENTS

INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE FOLLOWING:

M

A X

20" MAX.

M

A X

20"-25" MAX.

M

A X

M

IN

. 4

M

A X

M

A X

10" MAX. 10"-24" MAX.

ADA STANDARDS - FRONT ACCESS

ADA STANDARDS FOR ACCESSIBLE DESIGN

INSTALL ABOVE COUNTER

DEVICE AT 44" ABOVE

FINISHED FLOOR.

INSTALL ABOVE COUNTER

DEVICE AT 40" ABOVE

FINISHED FLOOR.

INSTALL DEVICE AT 18"

ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR.

ADA STANDARDS - SIDE ACCESS

INSTALL DEVICE AT 44"

ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR.

INSTALL DEVICE AT 42"

ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR.

BRANCH CIRCUITS: LIGHTING, RECEPTACLES,

CONTROLS, ETC.

MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT FEEDERS: PUMPS, CHILLERS,

AIR HANDLING UNITS, ETC.

FLOOR MOUNTED EQUIPMENT FEEDERS: PUMPS, ETC.

(INCLUDE NO MORE THAN 6 FEET OF LFMC TO PUMP)

CONTROLS (LIGHTING, POWER, BUILDING AUTOMATION, ETC.)

WET AND DAMP LOCATIONS: (CONDUIT, BOXES, FITTINGS,

INSTALLED AND EQUIPPED TO PREVENT WATER ENTRY)

CONDUIT INSTALLATION SCHEDULE

THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE SHALL BE ADHERED TO UNLESS THEY CONSTITUTE A VIOLATION OF APPLICABLE CODES OR ARE NOTED OTHERWISE ON THE DRAWINGS. THE INSTALLATION OF RMC CONDUIT WILL BE PERMITTED IN PLACE OF ALL CONDUIT SPECIFIED IN THIS SCHEDULE. REFER TO CONDUIT AND BOXES

SPECIFICATION 26 05 33 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

INSTALLATION TYPE RMC EMT ASR

X

X

X

X

X

INTERIOR LOCATIONS WITH FINISHED CEILING AND WALLS: CONCEALED

IN WALLS AND ABOVE FINISHED CEILINGS

INTERIOR LOCATIONS WITHOUT FINISHED CEILINGS: CONCEALED IN

WALL, EXPOSED ABOVE CEILINGS

EXISTING INTERIOR LOCATIONS WITH FINISHED CEILINGS AND WALLS:

CONCEALED IN WALLS AND ABOVE FINISHED CEILING UNLESS

OTHERWISE NOTED

X

X

X X

ELECTRICAL MOUNTING SUBSCRIPT KEY:

A MOUNT AT +6" TO CENTERLINE ABOVE COUNTER OR BACKSPLASH

C MOUNT AT CEILING (DEVICE OR ROUGH-IN CONTEXT)

M MOUNT IN MODULAR FURNITURE

SM SURFACE MOUNTED

+#" MOUNT AT #" TO CENTERLINE ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR

RECEPTACLE SUBSCRIPT KEY:

DEVICE

# = MOUNTING (IF APPLICABLE)

1 = CIRCUIT NUMBER

*IF LABEL IS ORIENTED HORIZONTALLY A SLASH WILL SEPARATE THIS

INFORMATION. EX: A / 1

DEVICE KEY:

SHADED DEVICE INDICATES DEVICE IS CONNECTED TO AN EMERGENCY CIRCUIT.

DEVICE E

ELECTRICAL SYMBOL LIST - POWER

SYMBOL

EQUIP

ABBREV

SPEC

SECTION

DESCRIPTION

E ECONN 26 05 33 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION - WALL

J JB 26 05 33 JUNCTION BOX - WALL

FB-# 26 27 26 ELECTRICAL FLOOR BOX

RI

SC-RI-C 26 05 33 INFORMATION OUTLET ROUGH-IN (CEILING)

WW-# -- ELECTRIC WIREWAY W/ DEVICES SHOWN

PANEL-'##' -- PANELBOARD - SURFACE MOUNT

RI SC-RI-W 26 05 33 INFORMATION OUTLET ROUGH-IN (WALL)

ELECTRICAL SYMBOL LIST - RECEPTACLES

SYMBOL TAG EQUIP ABBREV

SPEC

SECTION

DESCRIPTION

REC-DUP 26 27 26 DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, 125V

REC-DUP-GFI 26 27 26

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, GROUND FAULT

CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER, 125V

REC-QUAD 26 27 26 QUAD RECEPTACLE, 125V

REC-QUAD-GFI 26 27 26

QUAD RECEPTACLE, GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT

INTERRUPTER, 125V

THE DESIGN DOCUMENTS DESCRIBE THE OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS OF THE

LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM. THE PROJECT MAY REQUIRE ONE OR MORE LIGHTING CONTROL

STRATEGIES FOR THE PROJECT. REFER TO THE ELECTRICAL SYMBOL KEY, SPECIFICATION

SECTION 26 09 33 LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEMS, AND THE DRAWINGS TO DETERMINE THE

DESIGN APPLICATION FOR EACH SPACE. THE POTENTIAL STRATEGIES ARE AS FOLLOWS:

1. STANDALONE LIGHTING CONTROL DEVICES: INDEPENDENT (STANDALONE) DEVICES

TRADITIONALLY OPERATING AT LINE OR LOW VOLTAGE, FIELD CONFIGURABLE WITH

OTHER STANDALONE DEVICES TO PROVIDE AN OVERALL LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM.

LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM DESIGNATION: THE FOLLOWING KEY MAY BE USED AS AN EXAMPLE

TO DETERMINE THE DESIGNATED LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM FOR EACH SPACE. REFER TO

ELECTRICAL COVERSHEET FOR ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS LIST AND DEVICE SPECIFICATION

TAG. REFER TO THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

1. STANDALONE LIGHTING CONTROL DEVICES: CONTROL STATION COMMONLY

DEFINED BY AN ALPHA CHARACTER WITH SUBSCRIPTS.

A. EXAMPLE SYMBOL “S”, SPECIFICATION TAG "SW-1P", DESCRIPTION "SWITCH-

SINGLE POLE SWITCH".

B. EXAMPLE CONTROL DESIGNATION: a, b, c (WHEN REQUIRED TO CLARIFY DESIGN

INTENT).

C. SINGLE POLE LIGHT SWITCH "SA" CONTROLS LUMINAIRES WITH THE SUBSCRIPT

“a” WITHIN THE SAME SPACE.

D. REFER TO THE LIGHT CONTROL SEQUENCE OF OPERATION TAG {L#-##} FOR A

COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE LIGHTING CONTROL REQUIREMENTS.

LIGHTING SYSTEM DESCRIPTION KEY:

LUMINAIRE

aF# a

CONTROL

SHADED LUMINAIRE INDICATES LUMINAIRE IS CONNECTED TO AN EMERGENCY BATTERY.

NORMAL BRANCH LUMINAIRE

EMERGENCY BRANCH LUMINAIRE

LUMINAIRE SHADING KEY

LINEAR LUMINAIRES

TROFFER

DOWNLIGHT LUMINAIRE

SINGLE FACE EXIT SIGN

DOUBLE FACE EXIT SIGN

EMERGENCY UNIT

ELECTRICAL SYMBOL LIST

SYMBOL: TAG: SPEC

SECTION:

DESCRIPTION:

REFER TO LUMINAIRE

SCHEDULE

ELECTRICAL SYMBOL LIST - LIGHTING

CONTROLS

SYMBOL

TAG

EQUIP

ABBREV

SPEC

SECTION

DESCRIPTION

SW-1P -- SWITCH - SINGLE POLE

3 SW-3W -- SWITCH - THREE WAY

D SW-D 26 09 33 DIMMER - STAND ALONE

O SW-O -- SWITCH - OCCUPANCY SENSOR AND SWITCH

OC

SW-OC-D 26 09 33 OCCUPANCY SENSOR - DUAL TECHNOLOGY

OC

# SW-OC-D-W -- OCCUPANCY SENSOR - DUAL TECHNOLOGY

SUBSCRIPTS: TYPE/PROGRAMMING:

# 15, 30, 75, 110, 177 CANDELA RATING

FIRE ALARM SEQUENCES KEY:

SYSTEM INPUTS

SEQUENCE OF

OPERATION

P A

N E

L /A

N N

U N

C

IA

T O

R A

L A

R M

I N

D

IC

A T

IO

N

P A

N E

L /A

N N

U N

C

IA

T O

R S

U P

E R

V

IS

O R

Y I N

D

IC

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N

P A

N E

L /A

N N

U N

C

IA

T O

R T

R O

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E

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E N

C E

V

IS

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E

Q U

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C E

FIRE ALARM PANEL, TRANSPONDER, NAC PANEL

LOW BATTERY

FIRE ALARM PANEL, TRANSPONDER, NAC PANEL

BATTERY OR CHARGER FAILURE

FIRE ALARM PANEL, TRANSPONDER, NAC PANEL

ABNORMAL SWITCH OR CONTROL POSITION.

FIRE ALARM PANEL, TRANSPONDER, NAC PANEL

GROUND FAULT, OPEN CIRCUIT, SHORT CIRCUIT

FIRE ALARM PANEL, TRANSPONDER, NAC PANEL

AC POWER LOSS OR IRREGULARITY

INITIATING DEVICE

FAILURE OR COMMUNICATION ERROR

FIRE ALARM PANEL

MANUAL FIRE DRILL

SMOKE DETECTOR

NOTIFICATION APPLIANCE CIRCUIT OR SLC LOOP

GROUND FAULT, OPEN CIRCUIT, SHORT CIRCUIT

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X X

X

X

X

SS

S

ELECTRICAL SYMBOL LIST - FIRE ALARM

SYMBOL

TAG EQUIP

ABBREV

SPEC

SECTION

DESCRIPTION

S

# FA-120 28 31 00 SMOKE DETECTOR - PHOTOELECTRIC

F FA-130 28 31 00 MANUAL PULL STATION

# ## FA-200 28 31 00 VISUAL ALARM DEVICE - ## INDICATES

CANDELA RATING

S

0#

## FA-221 28 31 00 COMBINATION AUDIO (VOICE) / VISUAL ALARM

DEVICE - ## INDICATES CANDELA RATING

NO SCALE1

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ELECTRICAL SHEET INDEX

E000 ELECTRICAL COVERSHEET

E100 LOWER LEVEL DEMOLITION PLAN - ELECTRICAL

E101 LEVEL 1 DEMOLITION PLAN - ELECTRICAL

E102 LEVEL 2 DEMOLITION PLAN - ELECTRICAL

E210 LOWER LEVEL FLOOR PLAN - LIGHTING

E211 LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN - LIGHTING

E212 LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN - LIGHTING

E220 LOWER LEVEL FLOOR PLAN - POWER

E221 LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN - POWER

E222 LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN - POWER

E230 LOWER LEVEL FLOOR PLAN - SYSTEMS

E231 LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN - SYSTEMS

E232 LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN - SYSTEMS

E400 ELECTRICAL DETAILS

E600 ELECTRICAL SCHEDULES

E700 ELECTRICAL PANEL SCHEDULES

GRAND TOTAL: 16

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IMEG RESERVES PROPRIETARY RIGHTS, INCLUDING COPYRIGHTS, TO

THIS DRAWING AND THE DATA SHOWN THEREON. SAID DRAWING

AND/OR DATA ARE THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF IMEG AND SHALL NOT

BE USED OR REPRODUCED FOR ANY OTHER PROJECT WITHOUT THE

EXPRESS WRITTEN APPROVAL AND PARTICIPATION OF IMEG.

©2026 IMEG CONSULTANTS CORP.

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MARK DESCRIPTION DATE

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TRAINING

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HALLWAY

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TUNNEL ACCESS

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STORAGE

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STORAGE

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STORAGE

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SERVER ROOM

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HALLWAY

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SUPPLY ROOM

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MAINTENANCE SHOP

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DATA

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STAIR

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MECHANICAL ROOM

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TELEPHONE ROOM

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ELECTRIC ROOM

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MAINT. OFFICE

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IMEG RESERVES PROPRIETARY RIGHTS, INCLUDING COPYRIGHTS, TO

THIS DRAWING AND THE DATA SHOWN THEREON. SAID DRAWING

AND/OR DATA ARE THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF IMEG AND SHALL NOT

BE USED OR REPRODUCED FOR ANY OTHER PROJECT WITHOUT THE

EXPRESS WRITTEN APPROVAL AND PARTICIPATION OF IMEG.

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SHEET NOTES:

1. CONNECT ALL NEW FIRE ALARM DEVICES TO

EXISTING FIRE ALARM CIRCUIT IN THE AREA.

2. THE EXISTING FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL IS

LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE

NORTH BUILDING ADJACENT TO THE ELEVATOR

AND RAMP.

3. APPROXIMATELY 17 FIRE ALARM NOTIFICATION

DEVICES WERE SALVAGED DURING

DEMOLITION. DEVICES MAY BE REUSED AS

LONG AS THEY ARE ABLE TO MEET THE

REQUIRED CANDELA RATING.

4. ALL FIRE ALARM DEVICES, NEW AND EXISTING,

IN THE REMODELED AREA SHALL BE

RECIRCUITED TO THE NEW TRANSPONDER

PANEL PROVIDED IN DATA JS128. REWORK

EXISTING WIRING OF DEVICES AS NECESSARY

TO THE NEW PANEL.

MARK DESCRIPTION DATE

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5 ADD 5 05/01/2026

KEYNOTES:

1. EXISTING DOOR FRAME SHALL BE MODIFIED TO

ADD NEW CARD READER. REFER TO 5/E400 FOR

DOOR ROUGH-IN DETAIL.

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KITCHEN

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1. CONNECT ALL NEW FIRE ALARM DEVICES TO

EXISTING FIRE ALARM CIRCUIT SERVING THE

AREA.

2. WAP LOCATIONS ARE SHOWN FOR REFERENCE

ONLY. DEVICE AND CABLING ARE TO BE

PROVIDED BY OTHERS. CABLING SHALL UTILIZE

J-HOOKS ABOVE CEILING TO REACH DEVICE

LOCATION.

3. EACH ROUGH-IN LOCATION HAS A NUMBER

NEXT TO IT REFERENCING THE NUMBER OF

CABLES INTENDED TO EACH DEVICE. NUMBERS

ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY AS CABLING IS

PROVIDED BY OTHERS.

4. THE EXISTING FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL IS

LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE

NORTH BUILDING ADJACENT TO THE ELEVATOR

AND RAMP.

KEYNOTES:

1. PROVIDE FLOOR BOX IN UNDERFLOOR DUCT

SYSTEM WITH FURNITURE FEED FOR DATA.

DATA CABLING TO BE PROVIDED BY OTHERS.

2. CONVERT EXISTING DATA FURNITURE WHIP TO

A NEW DATA OUTLET.

3. REINSTALL PREVIOUSLY REMOVED SMOKE

DETECTOR IN SAME LOCATION ON NEW

CEILING. CONNECT TO EXISTING CONDUIT &

WIRING AND EXTEND AS NECESSARY.

4. EXISTING DOOR FRAME SHALL BE MODIFIED TO

ADD NEW CARD READER. REFER TO 5/E400 FOR

DOOR ROUGH-IN DETAIL.

5. PROVIDE NEW TRANSPONDER PANEL FOR THE

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM. CONNECT TO SPARE

20A/1P CIRCUIT BREAKER IN PANEL P1E WITH A

NEW HANDLE LOCK USING 2#12 & 1#12 EGC IN

3/4" C. PROVIDE 4 SETS OF 18/2 CI CABLES BACK

TO MAIN FACP LOCATED BY THE ELEVATOR IN

THE NORTH BUILDING IN A 3/4" C.

MARK DESCRIPTION DATE

3 ADD 3 04/28/2026

5 ADD 5 05/01/2026

SHEET NOTES:

5. APPROXIMATELY 17 FIRE ALARM NOTIFICATION

DEVICES WERE SALVAGED DURING

DEMOLITION. DEVICES MAY BE REUSED AS

LONG AS THEY ARE ABLE TO MEET THE

REQUIRED CANDELA RATING.

6. ALL FIRE ALARM DEVICES, NEW AND EXISTING,

IN THE REMODELED AREA SHALL BE

RECIRCUITED TO THE NEW TRANSPONDER

PANEL PROVIDED IN DATA JS128. REWORK

EXISTING WIRING OF DEVICES AS NECESSARY

TO THE NEW PANEL.

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