Spec 13 34 19 -PROJECT 516-15-105 INSTALL TEMP KITCHEN.pdf

Bay Pines VA Healthcare System Project 516-15-105 Install Modular Kitchen

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SECTION 13 34 19

PREFABRICATED MODULAR BUILDING UNITS

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 STATEMENT OF WORK

A. This project includes the design, fabrication, delivery and installation of a temporary modular kitchen unit (modular) as defined below which also includes the removal of the modular building at the end of use. The prime contractor shall maintain a lease agreement between the parties for the modular.

Parties:

Lessor: Modular Manufacturer Lessee: Prime Contractor

The VA will not have discretion to determine the terms and will not be a party to the lease.

B. This modular unit will include: (6) modular kitchen units, covered ramps, (1) annex freezer, (1) annex cooling unit, and stairs.

C. The modular building shall be leased to Lessee for a minimum of (1) year with a three (3) month option, and one (1) month option to follow with the scheduled renovation of the main kitchen. Contract shall include maintenance.

D. This modular building will function as a room service model cooking facility at the Bay Pines VA main campus to include room service delivery to patient suites and bulk foods for cafeteria dining in outlying campus patient care buildings. A conceptual layout approved by Bay Pines Food Service is provided in the attachments to this solicitation for best design and value to the Government.

E. Reference Attachments: “A”(516-15-105 TEMP KITCHEN-OVERLAY and

UTILITIES), “B”(516-15-105 TEMP KITCHEN STREET SITE PICTURES), “C”(516-

15-105 VA SUPPLIED EQUIP-TEMP KITCHEN), and D(TEMP KITCHEN CONCEPT- DRAWING MK-1, 11/4/2020 for location, concept layout, and existing utilities for proposed kitchen modular building.

1.2 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

A. Perform installation of modular building at site which shall be accomplished by the manufacturer or others under contract with the manufacturer, and under the direct supervision of the manufacturer.

B. All manufacturers for panel walls, exterior doors, roofing materials, windows, doors, shutters, louvers, structural components, and other products comprising of the building’s envelope, whether or not listed or specified, shall comply with Rule 9N-3 (Formally 9B-72) of the Florida Administrative Code and shall comply with the Florida Building Code (FBC).

1. If products listed are not approved, the manufacturer shall be responsible to obtain approvals in accordance with Rule 9N-3 of the Florida Administrative Code prior to submitting Product Data or Shop Drawings. If the product is not approved by the State, it will not be acceptable.

C. Regulatory requirements and standards:

1. DCA-Department of Community Affairs Regulations. Each unit of portable and mobile buildings shall be provided with the Department of Community Affairs Seal of Approval and in accord with Codes identified by Rule 61G20-5.004 Florida Administrative Code.

2. Florida Building Code.

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3. Florida Fire Prevention and Life Safety Codes.

4. U.S. Architectural & Transportation Barriers Compliance Board's

ADA-ABA Accessibility Guidelines.

D. Energy Code: Provide factory built, prefabricated structures that meet energy code requirements for the State of Florida.

E. Thermal Movements: Allow for thermal movements resulting from ambient and surface temperatures by preventing buckling, opening of joints, overstressing of components, failure of joint sealants, failure of connections, and other detrimental effects. Base calculation on surface temperatures of materials due to both solar heat gain and nighttime-sky heat loss.

1. Temperature Change (Range): 120 deg F, ambient; 180 deg F, material surfaces.

F. Electrical Devices: Devices UL listed with wiring bearing UL classification and conforming to the current NEC.

G. Cooperate with regulatory agency or authority and provide data as requested by authority having jurisdiction.

H. Modular building shall comply with Executive Order 13514 as follows:

1) Recycled Content Products

Recycled content products are products that are made from or contain recovered materials. That means replacing virgin materials with recycled materials, including post-consumer materials. Designated products in eight categories include: paper and paper products, vehicular, construction, landscaping, park and recreation, transportation, non-paper office, and miscellaneous products.

Examples of designated products include structural fiberboard, printing and writing papers. The current list of designated products, EPA’s guidance, and related technical information can be found on EPA’s web site at http://www.epa.gov using advanced search engine.

2) Energy Star/Energy Efficient Products EPA Act of 2005, Section 104 and FAR 23.203 require federal agencies to purchase Energy Star® qualified or Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP)-designated products when procuring energy-consuming products. The technical requirements that each product must meet to become Energy Star® qualified are available at ENERGY STAR Qualified Products: ENERGY STAR.

Information on FEMP-designated products can be found at http://www.eere.energy.gov/. Information on low standby power products can be found on FEMP’s web site at:

http://www.eere.energy.gov.

3) Water Efficient Products - Water Sense A water-efficient product is in the upper 25% of water efficiency for all similar products or is at least 10% more efficient than the minimum level meeting U.S. Federal Government standards. Examples of products that have met the EPA Water-Sense label include high efficiency toilets, sink faucets, showerheads, urinals, and landscape irrigation systems. Information about the Water-Sense Program is available at http://www.epa.gov/watersense

1.3 SUBMITTALS

A. Submission requirements:

1. Provide submittals accompanied by transmittal letter and include:

a. Date and revision date.

b. Project title and Owner’s number.

c. Names of manufacturer, subcontractor, and supplier.

d. Identification of specific product and system.

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e. Clearly identified field dimensions.

f. Applicable reference standard, such as ASTM or other.

g. Identification or description of deviation from Contract

Documents.

h. Blank space for Owner's log stamp, 4 in. x 4 in.

i. Manufacturer's stamp, signed or initialed, certifying its review and compliance with Contract Documents.

B. Shop Drawings:

1. Show elevations, details and methods of assembling sections, dimensions, shapes of materials, utility connection points and loads, and anchorage methods.

2. Wind loading Calculations shall be stamped, sealed and signed by a Professional Engineer verifying compliance with ASCE 7-10.

3. Show layout of kitchen modular building.

C. Maintenance data and operating instructions:

1. Provide the following:

a. System description.

b. Manufacturer's data.

c. Warranties.

D. Energy calculations E. Samples of finishes

1. Interior joint sealant color charts

2. Color chart for seamless vinyl flooring

3. Floor Tile color chips

4. Wall Tile color chips

5. FRP color charts

6. Acoustical ceiling tile choices

7. Interior and exterior paint colors

a. Mini blind color choices

b. Interior Signage

F. Sample warranty

1.4 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. Manufacturer’s Qualifications: Manufacturer is now, and has been for the past 5 years, engaged in the modular buildings Industry, manufacturing and installing modular buildings of the kind herein specified as its principal product.

B. Manufacturer shall be responsible for the fabrication, assembly, delivery and installation and startup of the work of this Section, in accord with applicable regulatory requirements.

C. Manufacturer shall become familiar with job conditions and other conditions in order to coordinate the planning, design, delivery, and installation of its work.

1.5 PRODUCT HANDLING

A. Transport, deliver, and install at the job site.

1. Attend a pre-delivery conference with Owner's representative to determine the delivery route, schedule and procedure prior to the delivery of portable and mobile building units.

a. Tires and axles are to remain the property of the Owner and stored as instructed by the VA.

1.6 PROJECT CONDITIONS

1. Do not install products under environmental conditions outside manufacturer's limits.

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1.7 WARRANTY

A. Manufacturer's Warranties:

1. Provide manufacturer's 2-year limited warranty on the completed structure to be free of leaks and defects in materials and workmanship from Date of Substantial Completion.

2. Provide manufacturer's standard warrantees on HVAC units, plumbing systems, electrical systems, and low-voltage systems beginning on the Date of Substantial Completion.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

2.1 MANUFACTURES

A. Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements, available manufacturers offering products that may be incorporated into the Work include, but are not limited to:

1. Alternative Building Solutions, Inc., (813) 855-0646.

2. Kitchens-To-Go (by Carlin), Suite 106, Fresno, CA. 93711, 559-

276-0123.

3. Modular Genius, Tel: (888) 420-1113

4. Palomar Modular Buildings LLC, 505 N. I-35 East, Desoto, TX.

75115, 469-727-0727

5. Premier Modular Buildings, 387 Taft Vineland Road, Orlando, FL

32824, Tel: (407) 888-2022

6. US Mobile Kitchens, 4 Glyndon Road, Suite 2L, Reisterstown, MD

21136, 443-910-2471

2.2 DESCRIPTION

A. General:

1. Provide all services required to design, fabricate, deliver and install a kitchen modular building to the Bay Pines VA Healthcare System (BPVAHCS) located at 10000 Bay Pines Blvd, Bay Pines, Florida 33744.

2. Overall individual unit size: Nominal 12 ft. x 53 ft. unless alternate unit size is proposed by manufacturer and approved.

3. Minimum modular building requirements:

a. Finished floor to bottom of ceiling height: 9 feet

b. Corridor width: 5 feet

c. Provide continuous air barrier at exterior walls, roof and floor to prevent air infiltration.

d. Exterior walls shall have anodized aluminum surfaces. Vertical and horizontal expansions shall be provided at each modular section connection.

e. Modular building shall be hurricane rated to meet Miami-Dade County code requirements.

f. Modular building windows shall be hurricane rated (Miami-Dade County).

g. Modular will be placed on existing asphalt roadway between existing Building 100 & 109. Modular building manufacturer shall provide modular building footprint to allow for coordination of site preparations. Coordination shall include the details and placement of the modular building tie-downs provided by the manufacturer and the design of footings required to meet the Miami-Dade hurricane rating.

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h. Modular building roofing shall be hurricane rated (Miami-Dade County) and coordinated with the placement of the rooftop HVAC units

i. Modular building design shall include aluminum gutters and downspouts, where required, for diverting storm run off at modular kitchen entries.

j. Provide aluminum stairs and service ramps compliant with NFPA fire and life safety code requirements and usage of enclosed food carts. Installation shall be slip resistant.

k. Egress doors and aluminum stairs/rails shall be provided to comply with fire and life safety standards.

l. Provide a canopy over entrance, entrance stairs and the service ramps. The canopy shall be designed to Miami-Dade County wind load ratings.

m. Provide the following utilities including a point of connection (POC)for tie-in by others: Sanitary

1. Sanitary: Main with POC. (size TBD-design)

i. Domestic water: Main with POC (size TBD-design)

ii. Domestic hot water: Design (external and/or internal

TBD-design) to accommodate; food prep, handwashing, tray breakdown sinks; dishwasher and food cart washing supply throughout modular kitchen.

iii. Natural Gas: No natural gas utilities.

iv. Kitchen modular equipment shall be furnished and installed throughout the modular kitchen as per concept design plan (Drawing #MK1 11/4/20) including; plumbing fixtures, electrical and cooking equipment, shelving, and accessories provided by vendor. Contactor to supply utilities for VA supplied equipment transferred to kitchen modular building. Reference VA Design criteria and VA specifications for requirements.

v. Electrical distribution system shall be designed by a professional electrical engineer to support the power requirements of the modular building. Installation shall include a main distribution panel with a main breaker for main power electrical feeder POC.

Electrical distribution installation shall include a minimum of one electrical panel with ground fault protection at each of the modular section, 120/208 Volt, 3 phases, 4 wire) and surge protection at each panel. Installation shall be compliant with NFPA electrical code requirements.

vi. Location of utility systems point-of connection (POC) as referenced above shall be coordination with the site preparation work by others. Kitchen modular building design drawings shall include location of POCs. Final location of POC at modular shall be as approved by the

VA.

vii. Specific VA Supplied Equipment will require 480V/277V power supply and will require step transformer or other methods to meet requirements. Reference Attachment D Concept Plan MK-1, 11/4/2020.

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n. Building lighting shall be energy efficient LED light fixtures compliant with VA Master Specification requirements available on website.

o. Provide lightning protection for building and canopy.

Grounding shall be coordinated with grounding loop of electrical systems and shall comply with NFPA requirements.

p. Air conditioning system units for each modular section shall be: Roof mounted and manufactured suitable to maintain environmental conditions produced by food production activity.

q. Provide waterproof GFCI duplex receptacles at air conditioning units; one receptacle midway between every two air conditioning units.

r. Provide LED lighting in all rooms including manual on-off switch.

s. Provide LED lighting at canopy including photocell.

t. Modular building shall be fully sprinkled in accordance with

NFPA code requirements. Provide supervisory switches at shutoff zone valves, including flow switches, and connect to fire alarm (FA) control panel.

u. Provide NFPA-compliant fire alarm (FA) system for annunciation and notification of alarms, including a main annunciator panel in the fire alarm (FA) node location, including a remote annunciator panel at the main entrance of the modular building. System shall be compatible with the Simplex-Grinnell fire alarm system at the VA facility. Provide strobe and alarm devices at in the breakroom and corridors and pull-stations at all exits. Smoke detectors shall be provided in the break room and at required locations per NFPA code requirements. Fire alarm (FA) system shall be tested in accordance with NFPA and applicable code requirements in the presence of the VA. Test shall be documented per NFPA. Provide conduit from the fire alarm location / control panel to a POC location for future connection of the kitchen modular building fire alarm system to the existing facility fire alarm system. Provide a separate conduit from the fire alarm (FA) node location to a POC for wiring for a post indicator valve (PIV) supervisory switch (by others). Final location of POCs shall be approved by the VA.

v. Provide approved Ansul system for hooded areas compactible with VA’s Simplex 4100ES.

w. Provide security camera conduit rough-in at the service and stair exterior entrances (three locations), and general work areas of the kitchen modular building including mounting J-box suitable for the installation of VA furnished cameras (power-over-internet). The cabling conduit shall be installed back to the OIT/Telecom Service Area (Cage). Power receptacles shall be provided in the OIT/Telecom Service Area (Cage)dedicated to the security system. Location of rough-in shall be coordinated and approved by the VA. Installation shall include power and system wiring in addition to the specified conduit. Provide a POC conduit at an exterior point of modular kitchen building to OIT/Telcom Service Area for installation of cable by others to connect to the facility’s security system. Conduit size and location of POC shall be coordinated with the VA.

x. Provide data and telecom outlets, conduits, and Data/Telecom Rack:

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1. At least one data and one communication outlet/cabling (Cat 6A – 56A configuration) in the breakroom/manager areas. Rooms with more than one desk shall have multiple outlets. Managers office shall have a minimum of 2 data ports per outlet at each desk terminating at the OIT/Telecom Data Rack location; Provide (2) wall mounted phones outlets/cabling from the Kitchen/Plating/Food Prepping areas (two locations) installed back to the OIT/Telecom Service Area (Cage).

Final number of outlets shall be noted on Attachment “D” MK-1 concept design layout drawing for review and approval by dietary management.

2. Provide data outlet (Cat 6A-56A configuration) power outlets along Patient Tray Conveyor for POS Printers (three locations) terminating back to the OIT/Telecom service area (Cage). Coordinate locations with the VA Dietary management.

3. Install (1) Data/Telecom Rack with patch panel (Cat 6A- 56A configuration) and power in the OIT/Telecom Service Area (Cage) as noted in attachment “D” MK-1 concept design layout drawing. Final location to be approved by VA OIT/TELECOM and Safety.

4. Provide conduit from exterior point of connection (POC) of the kitchen modular building to OIT/Telcom Service Area (Cage) for installation of (1)- OM4 Fiber Optic cabling (by others) to connect to the VA’s facility OIT/Telecom/security systems. Conduit size and location of POC shall be coordinated with the VA.

y. The minimum number of rooms and minimum room sizes shall be as follows:

Room Designation Room Square

Footage (SF)

Number of Rooms Total SF per Room

Designation Type

Cooking and Plating 636 (53’x 12’) 1 636

Tray Assembly Line 636 (53’x 12’) 1 636

Dishwashing 636 (53’x 12’) 1 636

Breakroom 310 (31’x 10’3”) 1 310

Manager’s Office 120 (12’x 11’) 1 120

Cooking/Dry Goods 636 (53’x 12’) 1 636

Prep Area 636 (53’x 12’) 1 636

Freezer (Annex Storage) 192 (21’x 8’) 1 192

Cooler (Annex Storage) 192 (24’x8’) 1 192

Foyer Area (11’9’x10’ 110 (11’9’x 10’3”) 1 110

3720SQ FT

z. Seal of approval: Prior to leaving factory, obtain DCA inspection and have an approval insignia permanently affixed.

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aa. Serial numbers: Permanently attach serial number of portable and mobile building units to inside of electrical panel doors.

2.3 MATERIALS

A. Building manufacturer shall furnish all specified and otherwise necessary materials to complete interiors and exteriors of units.

1. Skirting: Similar to exterior finish appearance and suitable to withstand high winds (tropical/hurricane) to prevent becoming projectiles.

2. Structural requirements:

a. Design modular building unit floors to support a minimum live load of 100 psf. Provide additional framing or reduced spans, as required to support kitchen equipment loading.

b. Design modular building unit roofs to support a minimum live load of 20 psf.

c. Design modular building unit ceilings to support the weight of kitchen task lighting, exhaust hoods, and ventilation ducting.

d. Provide structural pier supports below each door jamb of exterior door frames, in addition to manufacturer's standard structural systems.

e. Wind loads: Shall meet Miami-Dade County hurricane ratings.

B. Flooring construction:

1. Framing: Manufacturer's standard for required loading.

2. Provide 2 layers 5/8 in., APA plywood underlayment, sanded face.

3. Cut back top layer 12 in. each side of adjoining units and provide filler splice to be installed in top layer after units have been joined in the field.

4. Insulate: Minimum R-20.

5. Provide continuous air barrier.

C. Interior partitions: Full height unless indicated otherwise.

Provide additional framing members or backing plates as required to accommodate requirements of wall mounted equipment, shelving, and other similar or related items. Provide continuous air barrier at exterior walls.

D. Telephone and electrical backboards: Fire rated plywood, 3/4 in. thick wall mounted and painted (intumescent). \ E. Exterior siding and trim: Anodized aluminum surfaces. Vertical PVC “W” expansion beads.

F. Insulation:

1. Insulate exterior walls, ceilings and floors with manufacturer's standard Kraft faced fiberglass batts with minimum R-value of 20 for walls and R-value of 30 for roof.

G. Roofing and flashing: Provide with adhered TPO single ply roofing system, nominal 45 mil thickness.

1. Color: White or manufacturer’s light shade.

2. Roof board: Dens-Deck roof board as; minimum thickness, 1/2 in.3.

3. Gutters and downspouts: Aluminum, minimum 0.050 thick with factory finish.

4. Provide continuous air barrier.

H. Joint sealants: Seal around windows and door openings at interior and exterior with polyurethane sealant in accord with ASTM C920.

Match color of sealant with adjoining wall finish color.

I. Doors and windows:

1. Exterior doors:

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a. Provide steel door(s) and frame(s). Provide 20 in. x 30 in.

laminated vision glass.

b. Main entry doors (double 5’8”) shall be glass and aluminum storefront type equal to Kawneer 350 series, medium stile doors and frames; clear anodized, with 1/4-inch, clear, laminated safety glazing; 72”inch automatic door opener with a sensor which includes a proximity sensor. Provide push button door activation which shall be installed as designated by VA. Door shall swing out to exterior.

c. Automatic air curtain to be provided over entrance door

2. Interior doors:

a. Construction: Steel door and frames, 36-inch wide X 80-inches high.

b. Under cut all interior doors 1/2 in. above finish floor.

c. Door Hardware: Shall be compliant with VA Master construction Specifications (PG-18-1) Division 08, Specification Section 08 71 00, Door Hardware. Website to requirement:

https://www.cfm.va.gov/til/spec.asp

J. Windows: All exterior windows shall be impact storm resistant per FBC.

K. Floor Finishes:

1. Carpet (CPT-1): No carpet

a. Seamless Vinyl Flooring: No preference.

b. Base (RB-1): 4” Cove Toe Base, Color: No preference.

L. Wall finish: Moisture resistant and cleanable surface (i.e.: FRB, (Stainless) throughout.

M. Ceiling: Suitable design to be a washable lay-in acoustical tile or other ceiling system.

N. Painting:

1. Surfaces to receive paint shall be prepared in accord with SSPC requirements, or other Owner-approved standards.

a. Use hand tools or other recommended appropriate methods to remove rough surfaces appropriate to receive specified paint/stain finishes.

b. Apply paint by methods to achieve a final smooth coat, as nearly uniform in thickness as possible, and free of brush and roller marks.

c. No Electrical panels shall be painted.

2. Paint Schedule: Selection shall be coordinated with the VA during design of modular room layout. No preference.

O. Toilet room requirements: None

1. General: None

P. Casework: If required:

1. Break room, managers office.

a. Vanities shall comply with all ADA accessibility requirements and clearances.

b. Provide plastic laminate-finished casework at all locations except countertops.

c. Countertops: Impervious, durable to impact and able to be sanitized.

d. All casework to be constructed to meet the minimum standards of AWI 1600–Modular Cabinets and installation 1700–Installation of Woodwork.

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Q. Fire extinguishers: Provide adequate space for mounting Owner supplied extinguishers. Coordinate with Owner for size of extinguisher bottle.

R. Window blinds: None Required S. Interior building signage. None required unless specified by VA.

T. Kitchen Equipment: See Concept Layout MK-1 (attachment “D” for responsibilities.

2.4 ENTRANCE DOORS AND HANDICAP/CART RAMP CANOPY

A. Provide an aluminum canopy over entrance door and service ramps, including flashing, assembly and erection to provide a complete installation. Canopy shall cover entire entrance landing and service ramp.

B. Structural calculations:

1. Provide structural calculations signed and sealed by a registered professional engineer.

2. Prepare calculations in accord with current design rules of the

Aluminum Association, AISC and AISI. Include analyses for wind and dead load on framing members, anchors and inserts.

C. Aluminum:

1. Alloy for aluminum extrusions: 6063-T5 alloy and temper.

2. Alloy for aluminum sheet: 5005-H14, or 3105 H-28 alloy and temper. Select alloy for optimum finish quality and appearance match with finished extrusions.

a. Minimum trim thickness: 1/8 in.

b. Minimum flashing thickness: 24 gauge.

3. Roof deck: Roll-formed aluminum, in manufacturer's profile and sheet thickness.

4. Provide aluminum structural supports and bracing in accord with applicable aluminum material and fabrication requirements.

bb. Fasteners: Screws, bolts, nuts, and washers shall be 18-8 or 300 series nonmagnetic stainless steel, regardless of its location.

cc. Finish: Clear anodized.

2.5 MECHANICAL

A. Fire sprinkler protection:

1. Summary of fire sprinkler protection work:

a. Provide a complete automatic water fire sprinkler protection system for portable and mobile buildings designed in accord with NFPA 13 Standard for Installation of Sprinkler Systems, and in accord with Factory Mutual requirements.

b. Area/density criteria: 0.20 gpm / ft2 at 2,000 ft2 area.

1) Pipe fire riser to bottom edge of outside wall of modular building unit for connection in field.

2) Coordinate fire risers with mains.

c. The information provided in this Section is presented as a performance standard for the sprinkler system designer and is not intended as a design specification. The sprinkler system designer selected for the project shall design a complete fully approved wet pipe sprinkler system and shall become the engineer of record for the sprinkler system design.

d. System description: Provide a total system comprised of, but not limited to, the following components:

1) Cap fire riser inlets.

2) Main shut-off valve.

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3) If required, 2 supervised flow switches (to be connected to AM & CS in field) (equivalent to Notifier Series WFD).

4) 165° quick-response recessed header.

5) Main check valve.

6) Main drain valve.

7) Pipe: Schedule 40 steel, welded or seamless in accord with ANSI/ASTM A53.

2.6 ANSUL SYSTEM: Provide approved Ansul system adequate for hooded areas compactible with VA’s Simplex 4100ES system. This includes Ansul system, controls, alarms required for a code compliant installation.

A. Plumbing: Refer to Division 22 sections of the VA Master construction Specifications (PG-18-1).

https://www.cfm.va.gov/til/spec.asp

C. Heating, ventilation and air conditioning shall be designed by licensed Professional engineer based on specified equipment and submitted for VA review.

2.7 ELECTRICAL: Refer to Division 26 Sections Refer to Division 22 sections of the VA Master construction Specifications (PG-18-1).

https://www.cfm.va.gov/til/spec.asp

2.8 FIRE/SECURITY: Provide fire alarm monitoring and annunciating system which includes smoke detectors, strobe and alarm annunciating devices in corridors, break room, bathrooms, per NFPA 72 requirements. System shall be compatible with existing Medical Center Simplex-Grinnell system. Annunciator panel and remote annunciator panel shall be provided. System shall be tested and certified in the presence of the VA.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 EXAMINATION

A. Examine substructure and conditions under which portable and kitchen mobile building units are to be installed and erected. Do not proceed with erection until unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected.

B. Coordinate concrete flat work and electrical rough-in installations, as required, for proper interface with portable and mobile building units.

C. Furnish to the job site anchor bolts to be embedded in concrete for anchorage of units to the foundation and coordinate installation with site preparation work to be provided by others unless noted otherwise in these documents.

3.2 ERECTION

A. Erect portable and kitchen mobile building units at the designated location on the site, complete and in accord with manufacturer's erection drawings, using good quality workmanship.

B. Provide field fabrication, and fitting of standard and nonstandard components and accessories. Install units on proper foundation pads with screw type tie downs located and, in such quantity, to comply with Federal, State and local codes and regulatory requirements including Factory Mutual requirements for support and wind uplift resistance.

C. Connect utilities to manifolds or mains sloped to and terminated and capped at locations of (P.O.C.) point of connection indicated on the drawings. Final connection to utility services shall be performed by GC or other.

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D. Connect units and finish intersections and laps in accord with manufacturer's standard details. Lap and seal roof membrane in accord with roofing manufacturer's requirements.

E. Electrically bond units and HVAC units.

F. Install electrical feeds to HVAC units. Provide external disconnect at each HVAC unit.

c. Install grounding.

3.3 CLEAN UP

A. At completion of erection, remove excess materials from site.

B. Field touch-up scratched and abraded portions of factory finishes.

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