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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS

VA ST. LOUIS HEALTH CARE SYSTEM

JOHN COCHRAN DIVISION

VA Health Care System Approval:

Revision: Date:

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ST. LOUIS, MO 63101

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VA PROJECT NUMBER: 657-19-110JC

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ST. LOUIS, MO 63106

REPLACE WINDOWS BUILDING 1

12/04/19

657-19-110JC

915 NORTH GRAND BOULEVARD

ST. LOUIS, MO 63106

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SHEET

NUMBER

SHEET NAME

[01] GENERAL

GI-000 COVER SHEET

GI-001 GENERAL INFORMATION

GI-002 ICRA NOTES

HA-G ABATEMENT GENERAL COMMENTS

[02] ENVIRONMENTAL

HA- 100 BASEMENT- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION FLOOR PLAN

HA- 101 1ST FLOOR- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION FLOOR PLAN

HA- 102 2ND FLOOR- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION FLOOR PLAN

HA- 103 3RD FLOOR- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION FLOOR PLAN

HA- 104 4TH FLOOR- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION FLOOR PLAN

HA- 105 5TH FLOOR- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION FLOOR PLAN

HA- 106 6TH FLOOR- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION FLOOR PLAN

HA- 107 7TH FLOOR- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION FLOOR PLAN

HA- 108 8TH FLOOR- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION FLOOR PLAN

HA- 109 9TH FLOOR- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION FLOOR PLAN

HA- 110 10TH & 11TH FLOOR- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION FLOOR PLAN

HA- 201 ABATEMENT OPTION 1- FIXED MINI CONTAINMENT

HA- 202 ABATEMENT OPTION 2- MOBILE MINI CONTAINMENT

HA- 203 ABATEMENT OPTION 3- WINDOW REMOVAL FROM BUILDING EXTERIOR

HA- 204 ABATEMENT OPTION 4- FIXED FULL ROOM CONTAINMENT

HA-205 ABATEMENT OPTION 5- WRAPPED SCAFFOLDING REMOVAL FROM EXTERIOR

HA-206 ABATEMENT OPTION 6- WRAPPED LIFT REMOVAL FROM EXTERIOR

HA-207 ABATEMENT PHOTOGRAPHS- WINDOW A

HA-208 ABATEMENT PHOTOGRAPHS- WINDOW B

[03] ARCHITECTURAL

AE-001 ARCHITECTURAL INFORMATION

AE-002 AXON VIEWS

AE-100 FLOOR 00 - OVERALL PLAN

AE-101 FLOOR 01 - OVERALL PLAN

AE-102 FLOOR 02 - OVERALL PLAN

AE-103 FLOOR 03 - OVERALL PLAN

AE-104 FLOOR 04 - OVERALL PLAN

AE-105 FLOOR 05 - OVERALL PLAN

AE-106 FLOOR 06 - OVERALL PLAN

AE-107 FLOOR 07 - OVERALL PLAN

AE-108 FLOOR 08 - OVERALL PLAN

AE-109 FLOOR 09 - OVERALL PLAN

AE-110 FLOOR 10 - OVERALL PLAN

AE-111 FLOOR 11 - OVERALL PLAN

AE-112 EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS

AE-113 EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS

AE-114 WINDOW SCHEDULE

AE-115 WINDOW ELEVATIONS

AE-116 NEW WINDOW DETAILS

TOTAL SHEETS: 42

PURPOSE: THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AMENDMENT ACT OF 1988, PUBLIC LAW (PUB. L.) 100-678 REQUIRES FEDERAL AGENCIES TO FOLLOW NATIONAL RECOGNIZED "MODEL" BUILDING CODES. THE FEDERAL PARTICIPATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF VOLUNTARY STANDARDS, OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET (OMB) CIRCULAR A-119, REQUIRES ALL EXECUTIVE AGENCIES TO RELY ON VOLUNTARY STANDARDS, BOTH DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL, WHENEVER FEASIBLE, AND TO PARTICIPATE IN VOLUNTARY STANDARD BODIES.

GENERAL: VA HAS ADOPTED THE LATEST EDITION OF THE FOLLOWING CODES AND STANDARDS AS A MINIMUM FOR ALL PROJECTS PERFORMED IN THE MODERNIZATION, ALTERATION, ADDITION, OR IMPROVEMENT OF ITS REAL PROPERTY AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW STRUCTURES. VA DESIGN MANUALS AND MASTER SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFY OTHER CODES AND STANDARDS THAT VA FOLLOWS ON ITS

PROJECTS:

• VA DIRECTIVES, DESIGN MANUALS, MASTER SPECIFICATIONS, VA NATIONAL CAD STANDARD APPLICATION GUIDE, AND OTHER GUIDANCE

ON THE TECHNICAL INFORMATION LIBRARY (TIL) (HTTP://WWW.CFM.VA.GOV/TIL/).

• INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE (IBC) (ONLY WHEN SPECIFICALLY REFERENCED IN VA DESIGN DOCUMENTS, SEE NOTES BELOW)

• NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE (SEE NOTES BELOW)

• NFPA NATIONAL FIRE CODES WITH THE EXCEPTION OF NFPA 5000 AND NFPA 900

• OCCUPATIONAL, SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (OSHA) STANDARDS.

• VA SEISMIC DESIGN REQUIREMENTS, H-18-8

• NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE (NEC)

• INTERNATIONAL PLUMBING CODE (IPC)

• SAFETY CODE FOR ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS, AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (ASME) A 17.1.

• ASME BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL CODE

• ASME CODE FOR PRESSURE PIPING

• ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS ACT ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS (ABAAS) INCLUDING VA SUPPLEMENT, BARRIER FREE DESIGN GUIDE

(PG-18-13)

• BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE, AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE AND COMMENTARY (ACI 318) MANUAL OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION, LOAD AND RESISTANCE FACTOR DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDINGS, AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION (AISC)

• ENERGY POLICY ACT OF 2005 (EPACT)

• DOE INTERIM FINAL RULE: ENERGY CONSERVATION STANDARDS FOR NEW FEDERAL, COMMERCIAL AND MULTI-FAMILY HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS AND NEW LOW-RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS, 10 CFR PARTS 433, 434 AND 435.

• FEDERAL LEADERSHIP IN HIGH PERFORMANCE AND SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS: MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU)

• EXECUTIVE ORDER 13423: STRENGTHENING FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL, ENERGY, AND TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT.

• THE PROVISIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND SAFETY SIGNS. STATED IN THE GENERAL REQUIREMENTS SECTION 01010 OF THE VA

MASTER CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATION.

• VENTILATION FOR ACCEPTABLE INDOOR AIR QUALITY – ASHRAE STANDARD 62.1- 2004.

• SAFETY STANDARD FOR REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS – ASHRAE STANDARD 15 – 2007.

LOCAL CODES: AS AN AGENCY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, VA IS NOT SUBJECT TO LOCAL IMPOSITION OF CODE ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES (DRAWING REVIEWS, BUILDING PERMITS, INSPECTIONS, FEES, ETC.). VA MUST FUNCTION AS THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION (AHJ) AND THUS HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY TO GUARD PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY THROUGH ENFORCING ITS ADOPTED CODES.

HOWEVER, LOCAL AUTHORITIES SHOULD BE NOTIFIED ABOUT PLANNED PROJECTS AND GIVEN OPPORTUNITY TO REVIEW DRAWINGS PROVIDED

THAT VA DOES NOT PAY FOR REVIEW OR INSPECTION FEES.

NOTES:

1. NFPA 101 PRIMARILY ADDRESSES LIFE SAFETY AND FIRE PROTECTION FEATURES WHILE THE IBC ADDRESSES A WIDE RANGE OF CONSIDERATIONS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, STRUCTURAL STRENGTH, SEISMIC STABILITY, SANITATION, ADEQUATE LIGHT AND VENTILATION, AND ENERGY CONSERVATION. VA BUILDINGS MUST MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA 101 AND DOCUMENTS REFERENCED BY NFPA 101 IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH THE ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS OF THE JOINT COMMISSION. THEREFORE, DESIGNS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE LATEST EDITION OF NFPA 101 AND DOCUMENTS REFERENCED THEREIN. DESIGN FEATURES NOT ADDRESSED BY NFPA 101 OR DOCUMENTS REFERENCED THEREIN SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE LATEST EDITION OF THE IBC OR AS OTHERWISE ADDRESSED ABOVE IN THIS PROGRAM GUIDE. FOR DESIGN FEATURES THAT ARE ADDRESSED BY BOTH THE IBC AS WELL AS NFPA 101 OR A DOCUMENT REFERENCED BY NFPA 101, THE REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA 101 OR THE DOCUMENT REFERENCED BY NFPA 101 SHALL BE USED EXCLUSIVELY (THIS APPLIES EVEN IF THE IBC REQUIREMENTS ARE DIFFERENT).

2. CONFLICTS BETWEEN NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED CODES AND STANDARDS AND VA REQUIREMENTS – SHOULD A CONFLICT EXIST BETWEEN VA REQUIREMENTS AND VA ADOPTED NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED CODES AND STANDARDS, THE CONFLICT SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF VA. THE RESOLUTION OF THE CONFLICT SHALL BE MADE BY THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION FOR VA TO ENSURE A

CONSISTENCY SYSTEM WIDE.

1. DRAWINGS ARE PART OF A COMPLETE DOCUMENTS SET. CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFIRM ALL ITEMS REQUIRED BASED UPON THE OVERALL DESIGN INTENT OF THE

ENTIRE DOCUMENT SET.

2. THE DEMOLITION DRAWINGS ARE DEEMED SCHEMATIC. CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR FIELD VERIFYING EXISTING DEMOLITION WORK PRIOR TO SUBMISSION OF

PROPOSAL.

3. ALL AREAS NOT INVOLVED IN THE SCOPE OF WORK FOR THIS PROJECT SHALL BE KEPT CLEAN AND FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS AT ALL TIMES.

4. ERECT BARRICADES AND WARNING SIGNS TO DIVERT AND WARN PASSERS-BY OF THE CONSTRUCTION WORK. PROVIDE DUST PROOFING ENCLOSURES TO

SEPARATE WORK AREAS FROM THE EXISTING FACILITIE.

5. ALL TRASH AND DEBRIS TO BE REMOVED ON A DAILY BASIS.

6. PROVIDE PROTECTION FOR ALL EXISITING SURFACES AND CONDITIONS TO REMAIN IN PLACE DURING THE SCOPE OF WORK. SHOULD ANY DAMAGE OCCUR, PATCH

AND REPAIR ANY DAMAGE TO ADJACENT FINISHES TO MATCH EXISTING.

7. ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO THE BUILDING OR OWNER EQUIPMENT SHALL BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL CONDITIONS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST

TO THE OWNER.

8. APPROPRIATE LIGHT FIXTURES SHALL BE TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE LIGHTING LEVELS FOR CONSTRUCTION.

9. CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTORS ARE REQUIRED TO COORDINATE WITH OTHER DISCIPLINES TO INSTALL COMPLETE AND OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS. DRAWINGS, AS A WHOLE, REPRESENT A COMPLETE SET AND DEPICT REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPLETE AND OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS. INDIVIDUAL DRAWINGS MAY NOT DEPICT COMPLETE AND ACCURATE INFORMATION TO COORDINATE COMPLETE AND OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS, BUT DO SO AS AN ENTIRE DOCUMENT TO BE REFERENCED WITH OTHER INDIVIDUAL DRAWINGS. CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTORS ARE REQUIRED TO REFERENCE OTHER SHEETS AND SPECIFICATIONS AS AN ENTIRE SET OF CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS THAT REFLECT WORK REQUIRED TO ACHIEVE A COMPLETE AND OPERATIONAL GOAL. LACK OF COORDINATION AND REVIEW OF DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS AS AN ENTIRE DOCUMENT TO INSTALL COMPLETE AND OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS, BEING OBVIOUS AND TYPICAL INDUSTRY STANDARD, IDENTIFIED IN THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, SHALL NOT BE IN ANY WAY AN ADDITIONAL COST TO THE GOVERNMENT.

10. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT A REQUEST, IN WRITING, TO INTERRUPT ANY SUCH SERVICES TO COR (CONTRACTING OFFICER’S REPRESENTATIVE) 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF PROPOSED INTERRUPTION. REQUEST SHALL STATE REASON, DATE, EXACT TIME OF, AND APPROXIMATE DURATION OF SUCH INTERRUPTION. MAJOR INTERRUPTIONS OF ANY SYSTEM MUST BE REQUESTED, IN WRITING, AT LEAST 60 CALENDAR DAYS PRIOR TO THE DESIRED TIME AND SHALL BE PERFORMED AS DIRECTED BY THE COR. MAJOR INTERRUPTIONS SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH OTHER MAJOR INTERRUPTIONS AND MAY NOT BE SCHEDULED FOR ONE DISCIPLINE MORE THAN TWICE THROUGHOUT THE OVERALL CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE UNLESS REQUESTED IN WRITING AND APPROVED BY THE COR. CONTRACTOR WILL BE ADVISED, IN WRITING, OF APPROVAL OF REQUEST, OR OF WHICH OTHER DATE AND/OR TIME SUCH INTERRUPTION WILL CAUSE THE LEAST INCONVENIENCE TO OPERATIONS OF THE MEDICAL CENTER. INTERRUPTION TIME APPROVED BY THE MEDICAL CENTER MAY OCCUR AT TIMES OTHER THAN CONTRACTOR'S NORMAL WORKING HOURS. SCHEDULE INTERRUPTION MAY BE ON WEEKENDS OR LATE HOURS AND MAY NOT BE AN ADDITIONAL COST TO THE GOVERNMENT. COORDINATE ALL INTERRUPTIONS THAT MAY AFFECT THE NORMAL OPERATION OF THE FACILITY WITH THE COR WHEN SUBMITTING THE CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE OR UPDATES

TO THE CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE.

11. NO ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS ARE TO BE USED ON THIS PROJECT. SPUR DESIGN, THE A/E OF RECORD, CAN CERTIFY THAT NO ASBESTOS CONTAINING BUILDING MATERIALS (ACBM) OR LEAD BASED PAINT (LBP) PRODUCTS WERE DESIGNED/SPECIFIED AS BUILDING MATERIAL IN ANY OF THE CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS.

CODES, STANDARDS, AND EXECUTIVE ORDERS: GENERAL NOTES:

SAFETY & SECURITY DESIGN (MISSION CRITICAL FACILITIES):

EXTERIOR WALLS

1. CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE REINFORCED MASONRY, OR EQUIVALENT.

2. EXTERIOR WALLS COMPOSED OF METAL OR WOOD FRAME SHALL HAVE AN INTERIOR BACKING OF STEEL SECURITY SCREEN MESH OR SHEET PARTITION.

3. WINDOWS OR SKYLIGHTS BELOW 18 FEET (4 M) FROM GROUND LEVEL OR THE ROOF OF A LOWER ABUTMENT, OR LESS THAN 18 FEET (4 M) FROM WINDOWS OF AN

ADJOINING BUILDING, OR ACCESSIBLE BY A BUILDING LEDGE LEADING TO WINDOWS OF OTHER FLOOR ROOMS, SHALL HAVE FORCED ENTRY CONSTRUCTION OF

STAINLESS STEEL WOVEN SECURITY MESH.

FACADE FENESTRATION

1. ALL FAÇADE FENESTRATION SHALL BE DESIGNED TO CRACK BUT REMAIN IN THE FRAME IN RESPONSE TO THE CALCULATED PEAK PRESSURES AND IMPULSES

RESULTING FROM THE DESIGN LEVEL VEHICLE THREAT (W1) LOCATED AT MINIMUM STANDOFF DISTANCE OF 50 FEET (15 M), BUT NO GREATER THAN GP2.

STANDOFF PROVIDED IN EXCESS OF THE 50 FEET (15 M) OR INCREASED DISTANCES OVER THE HEIGHT OF THE BUILDING MAY NOT BE ACCOUNTED FOR IN THE CALCULATION OF THE BLAST LOADING ENVIRONMENT. ALTHOUGH NEGATIVE PHASE LOADING SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED, THE EFFECTS OF REBOUND SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE DESIGN OF BLAST RESISTANT GLAZING. ALL BLAST RESISTANT DESIGN REQUIREMENTS ARE IN ADDITION TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE VA WINDOW SPECIFICATIONS. THE USE OF OPERABLE WINDOWS FOR BLAST RESISTANT DESIGN IS DISCOURAGED; HOWEVER, WHERE OPERABLE WINDOWS ARE REQUIRED, THEIR PERFORMANCE MUST BE DEMONSTRATED WITH ACCEPTABLE EXPLOSIVE (OR SHOCK TUBE) TEST DATA WHILE IN THE OPEN POSITION.

2. GLASS: ALL NEW EXTERIOR GLAZING IS TO USE LAMINATED GLASS. FOR INSULATED GLAZING UNITS (IGUS) THE LAMINATED GLASS IS REQUIRED ONLY FOR THE INNER LITE. THE GLASS SHALL BE RESTRAINED WITHIN THE MULLIONS WITH A MINIMUM ½” BITE AND A CONTINUOUS BEAD OF STRUCTURAL SILICONE ADHESIVE ATTACHING THE INNER LITE OF GLASS TO THE FRAME TO ALLOW IT TO DEVELOP ITS POST-DAMAGE CAPACITY.

3. MULLIONS: THE MULLIONS ARE TO BE OF ALUMINUM AND/OR STEEL CONSTRUCTION AND SHALL BE DESIGNED TO ACCEPT A BLAST LOAD EQUAL TO THE MAXIMUM CAPACITY OF THE WEAKEST LITE OF SUPPORTED GLASS (I.E., BALANCED DESIGN), BUT NO LESS THAN THE DESIGN LEVEL PRESSURES WHILE SUSTAINING DEFORMATIONS NO GREATER THAN L/60. FOR WINDOWS WITH GLAZING LAY-UP GOVERNED BY NON-BLAST REQUIREMENTS (HURRICANE, FORCED ENTRY, FABRICATION, HANDLING, AND BALLISTIC), MULLIONS ARE TO BE DESIGNED FOR THE CAPACITY OF THE GLAZING THAT WOULD BE REQUIRED TO MEET THE BLAST

REQUIREMENTS ONLY.

4. CURTAINWALL: CURTAINWALL FRAMING MEMBERS SHALL SPAN FROM SLAB TO SLAB AND SHALL NOT BE ATTACHED DIRECTLY TO GRAVITY LOAD BEARING ELEMENTS (SUCH AS COLUMNS AND SHEAR WALLS) UNLESS AN ADVANCED ANALYSIS OF THE LOAD BEARING ELEMENT DEMONSTRATES IT CAN ACCEPT THE MAXIMUM BLAST FORCES TRANSFERRED BY THE MEMBERS FRAMING INTO IT WITHOUT COMPROMISING ITS LOAD BEARING CAPACITY.

PENTHOUSE ENCLOSING CRITICAL EQUIPMENT

1. PENTHOUSE ENCLOSURES SHALL BE DESIGNED TO RESIST THE PEAK BLAST PRESSURES AND IMPULSES RESULTING FROM THE DESIGN LEVEL VEHICLE THREAT

(W1) LOCATED AT THE MINIMUM STANDOFF DISTANCE OF 50 FEET (15 M), BUT NO GREATER THAN GP2. STANDOFF PROVIDED IN EXCESS OF THE 50 FEET (15 M) MAY

NOT BE ACCOUNTED FOR IN THE CALCULATION OF THE BLAST LOADING ENVIRONMENT.

EXISTING FACILITY - FENESTRATION

1. FOR UPGRADES IN WHICH THE FAÇADE IS NOT REPLACED, A MECHANICALLY ANCHORED OR WET GLAZED ATTACHED 7-MIL THICK ANTI-SHATTER FILM MAY BE USED

TO SATISFY THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION. GLASS REPLACEMENT UPGRADES, WINDOW REPLACEMENT UPGRADES, AND “STORM-WINDOW” UPGRADES INTERIOR TO EXISTING HISTORIC FACADE SHALL USE LAMINATED GLASS AND STRUCTURAL SILICONE SEALANT. FOR INSULATED GLAZING UNITS (IGUS) THE LAMINATED GLASS IS REQUIRED ONLY FOR THE INNER LITE. NO UPGRADES TO THE FRAMES OR MULLIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR GLASS REPLACEMENT PROJECTS.

DEMOLITION

1. REMOVE GYPSUM BOARD AND BLOCKING AT EXISTING WINDOW JAMBS AND HEADS AS REQUIRED

FOR WINDOW INSTALLATION. BOARD TO BE REMOVED WITH CLEAN CUT LINES FOR PATCHING.

2. REMOVE ALL SEALANT FROM THE ADJACENT WINDOW SURFACES INCLUDING CONCRETE AND BRICK.

3. REMOVE EXISTING WINDOW ANCHORAGE OF SUB-SILLS, STRAPS, ETC.

4. REMOVE ALL BLOCKING AND ANY DETERIORATED BLOCKING IN THE WAY OF THE NEW WINDOW

INSTALLATION.

5. DETAILS HAVE BEEN DRAWN TO REFLECT WHAT WAS OBSERVED IN THE FIELD AND PER THE

ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS. CONDITIONS BEHIND THE EXISTING WINDOWS, GYPSUM

BOARD, AND STOOLS MAY BE DIFFERENT IN THE FEILD UPON REMOVAL OF ITEMS, AS INDICATED ON

THE DETAILS.

6. CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE THE EXISTING WINDOWS AND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLETE

REMOVAL/DISPOSAL.

7. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY WORKING ORDER OF ALL EQUIPMENT IN EXISTING WINDOWS PRIOR TO REMOVAL AND ANYTHING FOUND NOT IN WORKING ORDER NOTIFY VA REPRESENTATIVE PRIOR TO

REMOVAL. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO REMOVE, STORE AND REINSTALL ALL EQUIPMENT

FROM EXISTING WINDOW INTO NEW WINDOW.

WINDOWS

1. WINDOW DETAILS HAVE BEEN DRAWN GENERICALLY AND INCLUDE PLUS OR MINUS DIMENSIONS

BASED ON THE MANUFACTURERS FIXED WINDOW TYPE AND MATERIAL ANCHORAGE.

2. REFER TO SCHEDULES AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR GLASS TYPES.

3. WINDOW DRAWINGS HAVE BEEN PREPARED TO MATCH THE METHOD EMPLOYED AT THE TIME OF

THE PREVIOUS CONSTRUCTION.

4. WINDOWS TO BE INSTALLED FROM THE SAME SIDE THEY WERE REMOVED FROM SO CONTAINMENT

SYSTEM IS IN PLACE PRIOR TO THE WINDOW BEING DEMOLISHED UNTIL THE NEW FRAME AND

WINDOW UNIT ARE PUT BACK IN PLACE.

WINDOW SILLS

1. PROVIDE NEW WINDOW SILLS OVER NEW COMPOSITE BLOCKING AT THE AREAS INDICATED.

2. SILLS SHALL BE THE WALL DEPTH PLUS A 3/4" OVERHANG AND AN EASED EDGE AT THE FRONT.

3. INSTALL CORNER BEADS AND J MOLDINGS AT GYPSUM BOARD HEAD, JAMB, AND STOOL.

GYPSUM BOARD

1. NEW GYPSUM BOARD SHALL BE 5/8" MOISTURE RESISTANT, TYPE X. ANCHORED TO THE NEW METAL

BLOCKING AND ALIGNING WITH THE ADJACENT GYPSUM BOARD SURFACES.

2. INSTALL NEW GYPSUM BOARD ON THE NEW METAL OR COMPOSITE BLOCKING.

3. INSTALL CORNER BEADS AND J MOLDINGS AT GYPSUM BOARD HEAD, JAMB, AND STOOL.

PAINTING

1. PAINT WALL TO MATCH THE ADJACENT WALL COLOR.

2. PAINT ENTIRE WALL INCLUDING SOFFIT/WALL OVER THE WINDOW AND THE WALL BELOW THE STOOL

TO THE BASE BELOW.

3. PAINT AROUND ANY EXISTING WALL PROJECTIONS SUCH AS BUMPER RAILS, ETC.

4. PAINT DOWN TO TOP OF WALL MOUNTED CASEWORK, ABOUT 10" BELOW STOOL.

5. PAINT TO TOP OF CERAMIC TILE WAINSCOT AT STOOL HEIGHT IN THE TOILET ROOMS.

6. PAINT WALL OF WINDOWS TO THE CORNER AT EACH SIDE, AND AROUND ADJOINING COLUMN

PROJECTION.

JOINTS

1. PROVIDE BACKER ROD AND SEALANT AT THE JOINTS INDICATED ON THE DETAILS ANP PER THE

WINDOWS MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS.

WINDOW DETAIL NOTES:

GENERAL NOTES

INTERIOR DESIGN CONDITIONS:

THE INTERIOR DESIGN TEMPERATURES USED FOR HEATING AND COOLING LOAD CALCULATIONS SHALL BE A MAXIMUM OF 72 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT AND MINIMUM OF 75 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT FOR COOLING.

BUILDING ENVELOPE REQUIREMENTS (C402):

OPAQUE THERMAL ENVELOPE REQUIREMENTS (TABLE C402.1.3):

ROOFS

INSULATION ENTIRELY ABOVE DECK

METAL BUILDINGS (W/ R-5 THERMAL BLOCKS):

ATTIC AND OTHER:

WALLS, ABOVE GRADE

MASS:

METAL BUILDING:

METAL FRAMED:

WOOD FRAMED AND OTHER:

WALLS, BELOW GRADE

BELOW-GRADE WALL:

FLOORS

MASS:

JOIST/FRAMING:

SLAB-ON-GRADE

UNHEATED SLABS:

HEATED SLABS:

OPAQUE DOORS

SWINGING:

ROLL-UP OR SLIDING:

FENESTRATION (TABLE C402.4):

VERTICAL FENESTRATION

U-FACTOR

FIXED FENESTRATION:

OPERABLE FENESTRATION:

ENTRANCE DOORS:

SOLAR HEAT GAIN COEFFICIENT

SHGC

SKYLIGHTS

U-FACTOR

SHGC

REQUIRED

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N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

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N/A

N/A N/A

AS DESIGNED

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N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

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VA Health Care System Approval:

Revision: Date:

ARCHITECT:

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1139 OLIVE STREET

ST. LOUIS, MO 63101

(314) 436-9492 solutions@riverfrontenvironmental.com U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs

SPUR DESIGN, LLC

312 SW 25TH STREET

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INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT MATRIX OF

PRECAUTIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION

PATIENT RISK GROUP TABLE

TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ACTIVITY (TYPE A-D)

INSPECTION AND NON-INVASIVE ACTIVITIES

INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO:

- REMOVAL OF CEILING TILES FOR VISUAL INSPECTION LIMITED TO 1 TILE PER 50 SQUARE FEET

- PAINTING (BUT NOT SANDING)

- WALL COVERING, ELECTRICAL TRIM WORK, MINOR PLUMBING, AND ACTIVITIES WHICH DO NOT GENERATE DUST OR REQUIRE CUTTING OF WALLS OR ACCESS TO CEILINGS OTHER THAN FOR VISUAL INSPECTION

TYPE A

SMALL SCALE, SHORT DURATION ACTIVITIES WHICH CREATE MINIMAL DUST

INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO:

- INSTALLATION OF TELEPHONE AND COMPUTER CABLING

- ACCESS TO CHASE SPACES

- CUTTING OF WALLS OR CEILING WHERE DUST MIGRATION CAN BE CONTROLLED

TYPE B

WORK THAT GENERATES A MODERATE TO HIGH LEVEL OF DUST OR REQUIRES DEMOLITION OR REMOVAL

OF ANY FIXED BUILDING COMPONENTS OR ASSEMBLIES

INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO:

- SANDING OF WALLS FOR PAINTING OR WALL COVERING

- REMOVAL OF FLOOR COVERINGS, CEILING TILES AND CASEWORK

- NEW WALL CONSTRUCTION

- MINOR DUCT WORK OR ELECTRICAL WORK ABOVE CEILINGS

- MAJOR CABLING ACTIVITIES

- ANY ACTIVITY WHICH CANNOT BE COMPLETED WITHIN A SINGLE WORK SHIFT

TYPE C

MAJOR DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO:

- ACTIVITIES WHICH REQUIRE CONSECUTIVE WORK SHIFTS

- REQUIRES HEAVY DEMOLITION OR REMOVAL OF A COMPLETE CABLING SYSTEM

- NEW CONSTRUCTION

TYPE D

GROUP 1

LOW RISK

GROUP 2

MEDIUM RISK

GROUP 3

HIGH RISK

GROUP 4

HIGHEST RISK

- OFFICE AREAS

- OUTDOORS

- ELECTRICAL ROOMS

- MECHANICAL ROOMS

- STAIRWELLS

- CONFERENCE ROOMS

- OTHER

-PHYSICAL & OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

- OUTPATIENT CLINICS

- WAITING ROOMS

- SLEEP LAB

- MENTAL HEALTH (OUTPATIENT ONLY)

- PROSTHETICS

- ORTHOTICS

- DOMICILIARY

- OTHER

- EMERGENCY ROOM

- KITCHEN

- FOOD PREPARATION

- DINING

- CANTEEN

- ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY

- RADIOLOGY/MRI

-RESPIRATORY THERAPY

-NUCLEAR MEDICINE

-SENIOR MENTAL HEALTH

-COMMUNITY LIVING CENTER

CLEAN SUPPLY

-OTHER

-CARDIAC CATH

-EP LAB OR CARDIOLOGY

-STERILE PROCESSING SERVICE

-ALL INPATIENT MEDICAL OR

SURGICAL UNITS

-CARE UNITS

-PACU

-MICU

-SICU

-TCU

-SPINAL CORD INJURY

-NEGATIVE PRESSURE

ISOLATION ROOMS

-OPTPATIENT CHEMOTHERAPY

-ONCOLOGY AREAS

-OPERATING ROOMS

-ENDOSCOPY

-DIALYSIS

- BRONCHOSCOPY

-PHARMACY

-CLINICAL LABORATORIES

-OTHER

1. EXECUTE WORK BY METHODS TO MINIMIZE RAISING

DUST FROM CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS.

2. IMMEDIATELY REPLACE A CEILING TILE DISPLACED FOR

VISUAL INSPECTION.

CLASS I

DURING CONSTRUCTION PROJECT UPON COMPLETION OF PROJECT

1. PROVIDE ACTIVE MEANS TO PREVENT AIRBORNE DUST

FROM DISPERSING INTOATMOSPHERE.

2. WATER MIST WORK SURFACES TO CONTROL DUST

WHILE CUTTING.

3. SEAL UNUSED DOORS WITH DUCT TAPE.

4. BLOCK OFF AND SEAL AIR VENTS.

5. PLACE DUST MAT AT ENTRANCE AND EXIT OF WORK

AREA. REPLACE USED MATS IN ACCORDANCE WITH

MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS.

6. REMOVE OR ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN AREA WHERE

WORK IS BEING DONE TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF

DUCT SYSTEM.

CLASS II

1. WIPE WORK SURFACES WITH DISINFECTANT.

2. CONTAIN CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE

TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED

CONTAINERS.

3. WET MOP AND/OR VACUUM WORK AREA

WITH HEPA FILTERED VACUUM BEFORE

LEAVING WORK AREAS.

4. REMOVE ISOLATION OF HVAC SYSTEM IN

AREAS WHERE WORK IS BEING PERFORMED.

1. REMOVE OR ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN AREA WHERE

WORK IS BEING DONE TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF

DUCT SYSTEM.

2. COMPLETE ALL CRITICAL BARRIERS I.E. SHEETROCK,

PLYWOOD, PLASTIC TO SEAL AREA FROM NON WORK

AREA OR IMPLEMENT CONTROL CUBE METHOD (CART

WITH PLASTIC COVERING AND SEALED CONNECTION TO

WORK SITE WITH HEPA VACUUM FOR VACUUMING PRIOR

TO EXIT) BEFORE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS.

3. MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE VENTILATION (NPV)

AT 0.01" WATER COLUMN (wc) WITHIN THE WORK SITE

UTILIZING NPV MACHINE

4. NPV MONITORING DEVICES WHOULD BE VISIBLE FROM

OUTSIDE THE WORKSITE AND READINGS SHALL BE

DOCUMNETED DAILY OT MORE OFTEN AS NEEDED.

KEEP TRACKING MONITORING DEVICES AND TRACKING

LOG AT OUTSIDE OR ENTRANCE AT THE SITE

5. CONTAIN CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE TRANSPORT

IN TIGHTLY COVERED CONTAINERS.

6. COVER TRANSPORT RECEPTACLES OR CARTS. TAPE

COVERS.

CLASS III

1. DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS FROM WORK

AREA UNTIL COMPLETED PROJECT IS

INSPECTED BY THE OWNER'S SAFETY

DEPARTMENT AND INFECTION CONTROL

DEPARTMENT AND THOROUGHLY CLEANED

BY THE OWNER'S ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

DEPARTMENT.

2. REMOVE BARRIER MATERIALS CAREFULLY TO

MINIMIZE SPREADING OF DIRT AND DEBRIS

ASSOCIATED WITH CONSTRUCTION.

3. VACUUM WORK AREA WITH HEPA FILTERED

VACUUMS.

4. WET MOP AREA WITH DISINFECTANT.

5. REMOVE ISOLATION OF HVAC SYSTEM IN

AREAS WHERE WORK IS BEING PERFORMED.

1. ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN AREAS WHERE WORK IS BEING

DONE TOP REVENT CONTAMINATION OF DUCT SYSTEM.

2. COMPLETE ALL CRITICAL BARRIERS I.E. SHEETROCK,

PLYWOOD, PLASTITCO, SEAL AREA FROM NON WORK

AREA OR IMPLEMENT CONTROL CUBEM ETHOD (CART

WITH PLASTIC MCOVERING AND SEALED CONNECTION

TO WORK SITE WITH HEPA VACUUM FOR VACUUMING

PRIOR TO EXIT) BEFORE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS.

3. MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE WITHIN WORK SITE

UTILIZING HEPA EQUIPPED AIR FILTRATION UNIT.

4. SEAL HOLES, PIPES, CONDUITS, AND PUNCTURES

APPROPRIATELY.

5. CONSTRUCT ANTEROOM AND REQUIRE ALL PERSONNEL

TO PASS THROUGH THIS ROOM SO THEY CAN BE

VACUUMED SING A HEPA VACUUM CLEANER BEFORE

LEAVING WORK SITE OR THEY CAN WEAR CLOTH OR

PAPER COVERALLS THAT RE REMOVED EACH TIME THEY

LEAVE THE WORK SITE.

6. ALL PERSONNEL ENTERING WORK SITE ARE REQUIRED

TO WEAR SHOE COVERS. SHOE COVERS MUST BE

CHANGED EACH TIME THE WORKEERX ITS THE WORK

AREA.

7. DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS FROM WORK AREA UNTIL

COMPLETED PROJECT IS INSPECTED BY THE OWNER'S

SAFETY DEPARTMENT AND INFECTION CONTROL

DEPARTMENT AND THOROUGHLY CLEANED BY THE

OWNER'S ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT.

CLASS IV

1. REMOVE BARRIER MATERIAL CAREFULLY TO

MINIMIZE SPREADING OF DIRT AND DEBRIS

ASSOCIATED WITH CONSTRUCTION.

2. CONTAIN CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE

TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED

CONTAINERS.

3. COVER TRANSPORT RECEPTACLES OR

CARTS. TAPE COVERING UNLESS SOLID LID.

4. VACUUM WORK AREA WITH HEPA FILTERED

VACUUMS.

5. WET MOP AREA WITH DISINFECTANT.

6. REMOVE OR ISOLATION OF HVAC SYSTEM IN

AREAS WHERE WORK WAS BEING

PERFORMED.

INFECTION CONTROL MATRIX - CLASS OF PRECAUTIONS: CONSTRUCTION PROJECT BY PATIENT

IT IS THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFECTION

CONTROL PRECAUTIONS DEPENDING UPON THE AREA CLASS DESIGNATION

CONSTRUCTION PROJECT TYPE

LOW RISK GROUP

MEDIUM RISK GROUP

HIGH RISK GROUP

HIGHEST RISK GROUP

PATIENT RISK GROUP TYPE A TYPE B TYPE C TYPE D

I

II

II

III/IV

I

II

III

I

II

IV

III/IV

IV

II

III/IV

III/IV

IV

1. CLEAN UP CEILING TILE AND FLOORING

SURFACE BELOW WITH HEPA FILTERED

VACUUM OR DAMP MOP

GENERAL ICRA NOTES:

ICRA NOTES:

DUST CONTROL PLAN NOTES

1. THIS PROJECT INCLUDES CONSTRUCTION ENTRY VESTIBLE -CONSTRUCTION ANTEROOM. THEY SHALL BE USED WHEN GOING INTO

CONSTRUCTION AREA AND LEAVING THE CONSTRUCTION AREA AND TIGHT SEALS SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT THE FULL PERIMETER OF WALLS AND WALL PENETRATIONS. ANY DUST SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY CLEANED IF TRACKED OUTSIDE OF THE CONSTRUCTION BARRIER. UPON COMPLETION OF THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE, DUST BARRIERS SHALL BE REMOVED CAREFULLY AFTER VA COR'S APPROVAL TO MINIMIZE SPREADING OF DUST AND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE TEMPORARY DUST PROTECTION IN PLACE

BEFORE REMOVAL OF A PERMANENT BARRIER.

INTERNAL DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES DUST AND DEBRIS CONTROL

1. USE A-WING SOUTH ENTRY AS PRIMARY CONSTRUCTION ACCESS FOR PHASE I - USE B-WING SOUTH EMERGENCY EXIT FOR

ALTERNATE ACCESS AS PHASE I WORK PROGRESSES. USE NORTHEAST CONFERENCE ROOM FOR PHASE II CONSTRUCTION

ACCESS

2. TRAFFIC CONTROL: DESIGNATED ENTRY AND EXIT PROCEDURES SHALL BE DEFINED. EGRESS PATHS SHALL BE FREE OF DEBRIS;

ONLY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL SHALL BE ALLOWED TO ENTER THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE. SIGNAGE SHALL DIRECT PEDESTRIAN

TRAFFIC AWAY FROM THE CONSTRUCTION AREA AND MATERIALS.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL USE TWO CARTS TO TRANSFER CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL AND OUT OF THE PROJECT - CLEAN CART SHALL BE USED; THE NOT-SO-CLEAN CART SHALL BE USED BETWEEN THE MAIN ENTRY AND THE CONSTRUCTION STAGING PREP AREA.

4. DEMOLITION DEBRIS: DEBRIS SHALL BE REMOVED IN CARTS WITH TIGHTLY FITTED COVERS, USING DESIGNATED TRAFFIC ROUTE.

EFFORTS SHALL BE MADE TO MINIMIZE USE OF ELEVATORS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON TRANSPORT DURING THE LOWEST PERIOD OF ACTIVITY. DEBRIS SHALL BE REMOVED DAILY AND AT TIMES SPECIFIED BY THE COR. IF CHUTES ARE USED TO DIRECT DEBRIS OUTSIDE, HIGH EFFICIENCY PARTICULATE AIR (HEPA) FILTERED NEGATIVE AIR MACHINES SHALL BE USED, AND THE CHUTE OPENING SHALL BE SEALED WHEN NOT IN USE. FILTERS SHALL BE BAGGED AND SEALED BEFORE BEING TRANSPORTED OUT OF THE CONSTRUCTION AREA. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT HAUL DEBRIS THROUGH PATIENT-CARE AREAS WITHOUT PRIOR

APPROVAL OF THE COR.

5. EXTERIOR WINDOWS: EXISTING WINDOWS SHALL BE PROTECTED TO PREVENT DAMAGE BY ADJACENT CONSTRUCTION WORK.

VENTILATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS

1. AIR SYSTEM FLOW: THE COR VERIFY AND ACKNOWLEDGE CONTRACTOR WHETHER THE CONSTRUCTION AREA USES

FRESH/OUTSIDE OR RE-CIRCUATED AIR; FILTERS SHALL BE ADDED OR RETURN VENTS COVERED AS NEEDED WITH FILTER

MATERIAL OR PLASTIC. AIR MUST FLOW FROM CLEAN TO DIRTY PLACES.

2. NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE: THE AIR WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION AREA SHALL BE NEGATIVE WITH RESPECT TO SURROUNDING AREAS AND WITH NO DISRUPTION OF AIR SYSTEMS OF ADJACENT AREAS. USE OF THE NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE SYSTEM WITHIN THE ENCLOSURE TO REMOVE DUST SHALL PASS AIR THROUGH AN INDUSTRIAL GRADE PORTABLE HEPA FILTER CAPABLE OF FILTRATION RATES OF 300-800 CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE (9FT3/MIN), OR EXHAUST AIR DIRECTLY TO THE OUTSIDE IF APPROVED BY COR. IF EXHAUST SHALL BE TIED INTO A RE-CIRCULATED AIR SYSTEM, PRE-FILTER AND HEPA FILTER SHALL BE USED BEFORE

EXHAUST TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF THE DUCTS.

3. ADJACENT AREAS: THE STATUS OF SEALED PENETRATIONS AND INTACT CEILIING SHALL BE VERIFIED DAILY.

4. AIR EXCHANGE RATES AND PRESSURE RELATIONSHIPS: VAMC AND CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY AND MAINTAIN PROPER RATES IN

CRITICAL AREAS NEAR CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY AND ENSURE AIR IS NOT BEING RE-CIRCUATED WITHOUT FILTRATION FROM THE CONSTRUCTION AREA ELSEWHERE. PROVIDE AIR PRESSURE TESTING THOUGHOUT THE PROJECT IN THE FREQUENCY AS

IDENTIFIED BY THE COR.

GENERAL NOTES

1. PROVIDE TEMPORARY 1-HOUR RATED SLAB-TO-SLAB BARRIERS CONSIST OF 3-5/8" METAL STUD FRAMING WITH 5/8" ON BOTH SIDES.

BARRIERS SHALL BE INSPECTED BY VA PCRA STAFF PRIOR TO START OF CONSTRUCTION IN SPACE. MAINTAIN NEGATIVE PRESSURE

VENTILATION IN THE CONSTRUCTION SPACE.

2. PROVIDED HARD DOOR FOR ANTEROOM FOR CONSTRUCTION ACCESS.

3. USE ISOLATION CART FOR ALL WORK IN THIS AREA.

4. PROVIDE TWO STICKY MATS AT EACH CONSTRUCTION ACCESS POINT IN ALL PHASES.

5. VA REQUIRES THAT ALL APPLICABLE PERMITS BE COMPLETED AND APPROVED PRIOR TO BEGINNING ANY WORK ON STATION.

PERMITS INCLUDE: ICRA, PCRA, ILSM, ABOVE CEILING, FIRE/SMOKE WALL, UTILITY, FIRE SPRINKLER, FIRE ALARM SYSTEM, MEDICAL

GASES, CONFINED SPACE AND HOT WORK.

1. ALL CONTRACTORS CONSTRUCTION WORKERS AND CORS MUST ATTEND THE INFECTION PREVENTION TRAINING ANNUALLY AND

BRING PROOF NEGATIVE TB WITH THEM AT THAT TIME.

2. THE INFECTION PREVENTION OFFICE SHALL BE NOTIFIED OF ALL PRE-CONSTRUCTION MEETINGS.

3. THE ICRA (INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT) SHALL BE WRITTEN INTO THE CONTRACT FOR ALL CONTRACTORS AND

SUBCONTRACTORS.

4. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CLEAN THE WHEELS AND OUTSIDE OF ALL CARTS AND EQUIPMENT BROUGHT INTO AND OUT OF THE

MAIN HOSPITAL OR POLYTRAUMA FACILITIES.

5. INFECTION PREVENTION OFFICE MUST BE NOTIFIED OF ALL WATER SHUT-OFF OR INTERRUPTIONS.

6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL WET MOP HEAVY TRAFFIC AREAS AT LEAST TWO (2) TIMES A DAY OR MORE IF SITE HAS AN ICRA LEVEL

OF 3 OR 4 AND/OR IF THE AREA HAS HIGH VOLUME OF DUST. WATER SHALL BE CHANGED DAILY. DO NO LEAVE STANDING WATER

OVER NIGHT.

7. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS SHALL WEAR DUPONT TYVEK COVERALLS OR EQUIVALENT OVER CLOTHES AND SHOE COVERS IN MODERATE TO HIGH DUST AREAS IN MAIN HOSPITAL OR POLYTRAUMA FACILITIES TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF EMPLOYEE CLOTHES AND TRACKING DUST AND DIRT INTO THESE FACILITIES. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS SHALL REMOVE COVERALLS BEFORE

LEAVING THE AREA.

8. THE INFECTION PREVENTION OFFICE NEEDS TO BE NOTIFIED IF THE HVAC MUST BE INTERRUPTED IN AREAS THAT AFFECT PATIENT

CARE.

9. THE INFECTION PREVENTION OFFICE SHALL BE NOTIFIED OF ANY ANTICIPATED ALTERATIONS TO THE ACCESS ROUTES USED

DURING CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES.

10. ALL ICRA LEVEL 4 PROJECT SITES MUST HAVE AN ANTE-ROOM TO MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIRFLOW AND BE LARGE ENOUGH TO REMOVE COVERALLS AND HAVE A TRASH CONTAINER. THE ANTE-ROOM MUST BE CLEARLY IDENTIFIED ON THE DRAWINGS.

11. AIR FILTRATION DEVICES WITH HEPA FILTERS SHALL BE USED ON SITE FOR SMALL CLEAN-UPS IN PATIENT CARE AREAS THAT HAVE

AN ICRA LEVEL OF 1 OR 2.

12. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A DAILY LOG FOR THE VA STAFF LOCATED ON SITE THAT CONTAINS UPDATES NOTING THE READING ON THE PRESSURE SENSOR, CERTIFYING THAT THE SITE HAS BEEN CONTINUALLY MAINTAINING NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE DURING CONSTRUCTION FOR ALL ICRA LEVEL 3 AND 4 PR0JECT SITE. INFECTION PREVENTION MEASURES.

13. THE PRIME CONTRACTOR WILL ENSURE THAT CONTRACTORS IMPLEMENT THE REQUIREMENTS OR VAMC'S INFECTION RISK ASSESSMENT (ICRA) TEAM. ICRA GROUP MAY MONITOR DUST IN THE VICINITY OF THE CONSTRUCTION WORK AND REQUIRE THE CONTRACTOR TO TAKE CORRECTIVE ACTION IMMEDIATELY IF THE SAFE LEVELS ARE EXCEEDED.

14. THE PRIME CONTRACTOR WILL ENSURE THAT THE CONTRACTOR ESTABLISHES AND MAINTAINS A DUST CONTROL PROGRAM AS PART OF THE CONTRACTOR'S INFECTION PREVENTION MEASURES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GUIDELINES PROVIDED TO THE PRIME CONTRACTOR. PRIOR TO START OF WORK, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE A PLAN DETAILING BEST MANAGEMENT

PRACTICES.

15. PROJECT-SPECIFIC DUST PROTECTION MEASURES PERIODIC STATUS REPORTS WHICH ARE TO BE SUBMITTED TO RESIDENT ENGINEER AND FACILITY ICRA TEAM FOR REVIEW FOR COMPLIANCE WITH CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 01 33 23, SHOP DRAWINGS, PRODUCT DATA AND SAMPLE. ALL PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OR RENOVATION ACTIVITY SHALL BE EDUCATED AND TRAINED IN INFECTION PREVENTION MEASURES ESTABLISHED BY THE MEDICAL

CENTER.

16. THE PRIME CONTRACTOR WILL ENSURE CERTIFICATION THAT THE CONTRACTOR HAS A MEDICAL PROGRAM THAT ADDRESSES TUBERCULOSIS. THE MEDICAL PROGRAM SHALL INCLUDE WRITTEN ASSURANCE THE EACH EMPLOYEE HAS NO ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS. ALL CONTRACT EMPLOYEES ASSIGNED TO THE WORK SITE SHALL HAVE A PRE-PLACEMENT TUBERCULIN SCREENING WITHIN 90 DAYS PRIOR TO ASSIGNMENT TO THE WORK SITE AS RECOMMENDED BY THE CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL (CDC). THIS CAN BE THE CDC TWO-STEP SKIN TESTING OR FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION (FDA) APPROVED BLOOD TEST. EMPLOYEES MANIFESTING POSITIVE SCREENING REACTIONS TO THE TUBERCULIN SHALL BE EXAMINED PER CURRENT CDC GUIDELINES PRIOR TO WORKING ON VHA PROPERTY. IF THE EMPLOYEE IS FOUND WITHOUT EVIDENCE OF ACTIVE INFECTOUS PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS (TB). A STATEMENT DOCUMENTING EXAMINATION BY A PHYSICIAN MUST BE ON FILE WITH THE EMPLOYER (CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR), NOTNG THAT THE EMPLOYEE WITH A POSITIVE TUBERCULIN SCREENING TEST IS WITHOUT EVIDENCE OF ACTIVE INFECTIOUS PULMONARY TB, THE EMPLOYEE FOUND WITH ACTIVE DISEASE WOULD REQUIRE TREATMENT WITH A SUBSEQUENT STATEMENT OUTLINES ABOVE BEFORE BEING ALLOWED TO RETURN TO WORK ON VA

PROPERTY.

17. CONTRACTOR SHALL MONITOR FOR AIRBORNE DISEASE (E.G ASPERGILLOSIS) AS APPROPRIATE DURING CONSTRUCTION. A BASELINE OF CONDITIONS MAY BE ESTABLISHED BY THE MEDICAL CENTER PRIOR TO THE START OF WORK AND PERIODICALLY DURING THE CONSTRUCTION STAGES. TO DETERMINE IMPACT OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES ON INDOOR AIR QUALITY, IN ADDITION; IN CASE OF ANY PROBLEM, THE MEDICAL CENTER, ALONG WITH ASSISTANCE FROM THE CONTRACTOR, SHALL CONDUCT AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT TO FIND AND ELIMINATE THE SOURCE. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MONITORING AND MAINTAINING NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE THROUGHOUT ENTIRE AREA UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN ICRA LEVEL 3 & 4 CONSTRUCTION

SITE.

18. THE FOLLOWING PREVENTION MEASURES SHALL BE ADOPTED DURING CONSTRUCTION TO KEEP DOWN DUST AND PREVENT

MOLD.

19. DAMPEN DEBRIS TO KEEP DUST DOWN IN EXISTING STRUCTURES WHERE DIRECTED BY RESIDENT ENGINEER. DO NOT PERFORM DUST PRODUCING TASKS WITHIN OCCUPIED AREAS WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE RESIDENT ENGINEER.

INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT NOTES:

1. * OBTAIN INFECTION CONTROL PERMIT BEFORE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS.

2. ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN AREA WHERE WORK IS BEING DONE TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF THE DUCT SYSTEM.

3. COMPLETE ALL CRITICAL BARRIERS OR IMPLEMENT CONTROL CUBE METHOD BEFORE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS.

4. MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE WITHIN WORK SITE UTILIZING HEPA EQUIPPED AIR FILTRATION UNITS.\

5. SEAL HOLES, PIPES, CONDUITS, AND PUNCTURES APPROPRIATELY.

6. DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS FROM WORK AREA UNTIL COMPLETED PROJECT IS INSPECTED BY THE OWNER'S SAFETY

DEPARTMENT AND THOROUGHLY CLEANED BY THE OWNER'S ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT.

7. REMOVE BARRIER MATERIAL CAREFULLY TO MINIMIZE SPREADING OF DIRT AND DEBRIS ASSOCIATED WITH CONSTRUCTION.

CONTAIN CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED CONTAINERS.

8. COVER TRANSPORT RECEPTACLES OR CARTS. TAPE COVERING UNLESS SOLID LID. VACUUM WORK AREA WITH HEPA FILTERED

VACUUMS. WET MOP AREA WITH DISINFECTANT. REMOVE ISOLATION OF HVAC SYSTEM IN AREAS WHERE WORK IS BEING PERFOR

9. KEEP CONSTRUCTION SITE CLEAN & NEAT AT ALL TIMES.

10. CONTRACTOR TO CLEAN THE CONSTRUCTION AREA, AND PREPARE FOR SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL'S INSPECTION AND

FINAL CLEANING BY VA ECM STAFF.

11. VA ECM STAFF WILL PERFORM FINAL VERIFICATION OF CLEANING AND SANITATION.

HOT WORK PERMITS.

1. PERMITS MUST BE OBTAINED 24 HOURS PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF WORK, WHENEVER POSSIBLE. ORIGINAL PERMIT TO BE

POSTED WHERE WORK IS BEING PERFORMED; CONTRACTOR MUST RETURN PERMIT TO SAFETY OFFICE WHEN WORK IS

COMPLETED.

2. FIRE WATCH. CONTRACTOR MUST INITIAL, DATE AND TIME EVERY 30 MINUTES AFTER HOT WORK HAS STARTED.

3. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE WARNING SIGNAGE AND DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE THAT SHALL BE POSTED IN CONSTRUCTION AREA

WHILE WORK IS PERFORMED.

4. CONFINED SPACE. CONTRACTOR TO OBTAIN CONFINED SPACE PERMIT PRIOR TO ENTRY INTO MECHANICAL CHASE. ENSURE IT IS

APPROVED BY VA SAFETY DEPARTMENT AND COTR.

1. SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE FROM STORAGE FB10 TO CLEAN PREPARATION H023 AND DECONTAMINATE FB03 SHALL BE

LAST.

2. CONTRACTOR SHALL VISIT ALL AREAS OF WORK, INCLUDING WALKING THE SITE, MEASURING EXISTING DIMENSIONS AND OBSERVING EXISTING CONDITIONS BEFORE BEGINNING WORK, ORDERING MATERIALS, OR STARTING ANY CONSTRUCTION.

CONTRACTOR TO FIELD VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS OF EXISTING SITE CONDITION PRIOR RO START OF WORK AND ORDERING OF

MATERIALS.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL RECYCLE REMOVED MATERIALS WHENEVER POSSIBLE. SEE SPECIFICATION SECTION ???

4. CONTRACTOR TO PROTECT AREA ADJACENT TO THE DEMOLITION AND NEW CONSTRUCTION WORK TO PREVENT DAMAGES. (IF

DAMAGED, REPAIR, RE-PATCH, SAND SMOOTH AND REFINISH TO MATCH EXISTING.)

5. CONTRACTOR SHALL REPORT TO COR IMMEDIATELY WHEN DISCREPANCIES TO THE DRAWINGS ARE FOUND IN THE FIELD.

6. CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL TEMPORARY BALL-IN-TUBE SYSTEM TO MONITOR AND ENSURE PRESSURE LEVEL TO MEET VA

GUIDELINES WITHIN CONSTRUCTION AREA. (CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY LOCATIONS) WITH VA COR PRIOR RO INSTALLATION.

DUST CONTROL PLAN NOTES

1. THE VAMC INFECTION CONTROL GROUP HAS CONFIRMED THE DESIGNATION FOR THIS PROJECT IS LEVEL IV FOR THE CLASS OF

PRECAUTIONS OR LEVEL OF INFECTION CONTROL ACTIVITIES. HARD SURFACE BARRIERS SHALL BE USED EXCEPT IN THE AREA INDICATED ON THE PHASING PLAN WITH PLASTIC BARRIERS (MINIMUM 4MIL) TO SEAL AREA FROM NON-WORK AREA AS LONG AS

THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS INTACT AND ACTIVE.

2. THIS PROJECT NEEDS AN ENTRY VESTIBULE FOR CLOTHING CHANGES (PROVIDE AND LOCATE A STAGING AREA FOR TYVEK SUITS NEAR THE PLASTIC BARRIER ENTRANCE SPACES - CONSTRUCTION ANTEROOM. THEY SHALL BE USED WHEN GOING INTO CONSTRUCTION AREA AND LEAVING THE CONSTRUCTION AREA) AND TOOL STORAGE TIGHT SEALS SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT THE FULL PERIMETER OF WALLS AND WALL PENETRATIONS. ANY DUST SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY CLEANED IF TRACKED OUTSIDE OF THE CONSTRUCTION BARRIER. UPONCOMPLETION OF THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE, DUST BARRIERS SHALL BE REMOVED CAREFULLY TO MINIMIZE SPREADING OF DUST AND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE TEMPORARY DUST PROTECTION IN PLACE BEFORE REMOVAL

OF A PERMANENT BARRIER.

3. A DWYER GAUGE SHALL BE USED AT CONSTRUCTION ENTRY TO VALIDATE NEGATIVE AIR FLOWS.

4. AFTER EACH PHASE, PERFORM TASKS STATED IN NOTE 6A.

5. PROVIDE STICKY MATS AT THE PLASTIC BARRIER ENTRANCE SPACES (CONSTRUCTION ANTEROOM) AND CHANGE DAILY OR MORE

OFTEN AS NEEDED TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF DUST AND DEBRIS INTO ADJACENT CLEAN SPACE.

INTERNAL DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES DUST AND DEBRIS CONTROL

1. USE CORRIDORS C3N2 AND C3N6 AS PRIMARY CONSTRUCTION ACCESS.

2. TRAFFIC CONTROL: DESIGNATED ENTRY AND EXIT PROCEDURES SHALL BE DEFINED. EGRESS PATHS SHALL BE FREE OF DEBRIS;

DESIGNATED ELEVATORS SHALL BE USED DURING SCHEDULED TIMES; AND ONLY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL SHALL BE ALLOWED TOENTER THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE. SIGNAGE SHALL DIRECT PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC AWAY FROM THE CONSTRUCTION AREA AND

MATERIALS.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL USE ISOLATION CARTS TO TRANSFER CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL IN AND OUT OF THE PROJECT - A CLEAN CART SHALL BE USED; THE NOT-SO-CLEAN CART SHALL BE USED BETWEEN THE MAIN ENTRY AND THE CONSTRUCTION

STAGING/PREP AREA.

4. DEMOLITION DEBRIS: DEBRIS SHALL BE REMOVED IN CARTS WITH TIGHTLY FITTED COVERS, DESIGNATED TRAFFIC ROUTES SHALL BE MADE TO MINIMIZE USE OF ELEVATORS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON TRANSPORT DURING THE LOWEST PERIOD OF ACTIVITY. DEBRIS SHALL BE REMOVED DAILY AND AT TIMES SPECIFIED BY THE VAMC. IF CHUTES ARE USED TO DIRECT DEBRIS OUTSIDE, HIGH EFFICIENCY PARTICULATE AIR (HEPA) FILTERED NEGATIVE AIR MACHINES SHALL BE USED, AND THE CHUTE OPENING SHALL BE SEALED WHEN NOT IN USE. FILTERS SHALL BE BAGGED AND SEALED BEFORE BEING TRANSPORTED OUT OF THE CONSTRUCTION AREA. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT HAUL DEBRIS THROUGH PATIENT-CARE AREAS WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE COR.

5. EXTERIOR WINDOWS: WINDOWS SHALL BE SEALED TO MINIMIZE INFILTRATION FROM ANY ADJACENT EXCAVATION DEBRIS.

VENTILATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS

1. AIR SYSTEM FLOW: THE COR SHALL VERIFY AND NOTIFY CONTRACTOR WHETHER THE CONSTRUCTION AREA USES FRESH/OUTSIDE

OR RE-CIRCULATED AIR; FILTERS SHALL BE ADDED OR RETURN VENTS COVERED AS NEEDED WITH FILTER MATERIAL OR PLASTIC.

AIR MUST FLOW FROM CLEAN TO DIRTY AREAS. CARTS NEED TO BE CLEANED, WIPED DOWN AND COVERED BEFORE LEAVING

CONSTRUCTION SITE.

2. NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE: THE AIR WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION AREA SHALL BE NEGATIVE WITH RESPECT TO SURROUNDING AREAS AND WITH NO DISRUPTION OF AIR SYSTEMS OF ADJACENT AREAS. USE OF THE NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE SYSTEM WITHIN THE ENCLOSURE TO REMOVE DUST SHALL PASS AIR THROUGH AN INDUSTRIAL GRADE, PORTABLE HEPA FILTER CAPABLE OF FILTRATION RATES OF 300-800 CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE (FT3/MIN), OR EXHAUST AIR DIRECTLY TO THE OUTSIDE IF APPROVED BY VAMC. IF EXHAUST SHALL BE TIED INTO A RE-CIRCULATED AIR SYSTEM, A PRE-FILTER AND HEPA FILTER SHALL BE USED BEFORE

EXHAUST TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF THE DUCTS.

3. ADJACENT AREAS: THE STATUS OF SEALED PENETRATIONS AND INTACT CEILING SHALL BE VERIFIED DAILY.

4. AIR EXCHANGE RATES AND PRESSURE RELATIONSHIPS: VAMC AND CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY AND MAINTAIN PROPER RATES IN

CRITICAL AREAS NEAR CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY AND ENSURE AIR IS NOT BEING RE-CIRCULATED WITHOUT FILTRATION FROM THE CONSTRUCTION AREA ELSEWHERE. PROVIDE AIR PRESSURE TESTING THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT IN THE FREQUENCY AS

IDENTIFIED BY THE COR.

CONTAMINATION OF PATIENT ROOMS, SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND RELATED AREAS

1. WORKSITE CLOTHING: CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL CLOTHING SHALL BE FREE OF LOOSE SOIL AND DEBRIS BEFORE LEAVING THE

CONSTRUCTION AREA. IF PROTECTIVE APPAREL IS NOT WORN (E.G., COVERALLS, FOOTGEAR AND HEADGEAR) A HEPA-FILTERED VACUUM SHALL BE USED TO REMOVE DUST FROM CLOTHING BEFORE LEAVING THE BARRICADE. IF PROTECTIVE APPAREL IS UTILIZED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONSTRUCT A SPACE OR ANTEROOM FOR CHANGING CLOTHING AND STORING EQUIPMENT (DESIGNATED AREA. ALL EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, TOOL CARTS, AND MATERIALS TRANSPORTED THROUGH OCCUPIED AREAS HALL BE MADE FREE FROM DUST AND MOISTURE BY VACUUMING AND WET WIPING BEFORE THEIR REMOVAL FROM THE CONSTRUCTION

ZONE OR WORK AREA.

2. POST CONSTRUCTION: DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS AND KEEP ALL HVAC ISOLATION UNTIL CONTRACTOR HAS CLEANED CONSTRUCTION SITE, VA EMS STAFF HAS DONE A TERMINAL CLEANING, AND VA INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONTROL HAS INSPECTED

AND APPROVED THE CLEANING.

3. AIR BALANCING AND AHU STARTUP ARE NOT PERMISSABLE PRIOR TO REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF EXTENSIVE "CONSTRUCTION

CLEAN" BY THE CONTRACTOR.

POLICY LETTER EC-51

1. REFER TO SPEC SECTION 01 01 10 FOR EC-51 SAFETY AND HEALTH POLICY AND PROCEDURES DURING CONSTRUCTION

ACTIVITIES.FIRE ALARMS

2. FIRE ALARMS AND OTHER LIFE SAFETY FIXTURES WITHIN THE ICRA BARRIERS OF THE CONSTRUCTION AREAS SHALL BE

TEMPORARILY RELOCATED TO THE OUTSIDE OF BARRIRES.

BELOW ARE THE ICRA LEVELS ASSOCIATED WITH EACH FLOOR LEVEL.

ASSUME THIS CLASS/GROUP APPLIES TO THE ENTIRE FLOOR.

FLOOR 00- Type C HIGH. Class III/IV FLOOR 01- Type C HIGHEST Class III/IV FLOOR 02- Type C HIGHEST Class III/IV FLOOR 03- Type C HIGHEST Class III/IV FLOOR 04- Type C HIGHEST Class III/IV FLOOR 05- Type C HIGHEST Class III/IV FLOOR 06- Type C HIGHEST Class III/IV FLOOR 07- Type C HIGHEST Class III/IV FLOOR 08- Type C HIGHEST Class III/IV FLOOR 09- Type C HIGHEST Class III/IV FLOOR 10- Type C LOW Class III FLOOR 11- Type C LOW Class III

GENERAL ICRA NOTES:

INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT NOTES:

INTERIM LIFE SAFETY MEASURES NOTES (ILSM):

DUST CONTROL PLAN NOTES:

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VA FORM 08-6231

Drawing Title Project Title

Location

Date Checked Drawn

Project Number

Building Number

Drawing Number

CONSULTANTS:

Drawing # of

VA Health Care System Approval:

Revision: Date:

ARCHITECT:

RIVERFRONT SAFETY & HEALTH, LC

1139 OLIVE STREET

ST. LOUIS, MO 63101

(314) 436-9492 solutions@riverfrontenvironmental.com U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs

SPUR DESIGN, LLC

312 SW 25TH STREET

Oklahoma City, OK 73109

(405) 842-6100

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915 NORTH GRAND BOULEVARD

ST. LOUIS, MO 63106

REPLACE WINDOWS BUILDING 1

12/04/19

657-19-110JC

ABATEMENT GENERAL NOTES

Generalized Scope of Work

The scope of work consists of removal and disposal of window assemblies with asbestos caulks and lead based paint within Regulated Areas. The extents of visible asbestos caulk and lead material varies with each window assembly and is in good condition. Underlying the metal cladding “window wrap” are hidden asbestos caulk and lead based paint on components, subassemblies, and adjacent joining materials that is in poor or delamination condition. Upon completing removal of components, the remaining opening shall be the original window opening within the brick/block substrate with remaining surfaces free of visible asbestos caulk and lead based paint. The remaining structural substrates shall be protected from damage during the performance of work.

Impact to adjacent materials is limited to amount necessary and not to exceed restrictions. Refer to associated Glovebag Asbestos Abatement Section 02 82

13.13 and Lead Abatement Section 02 83 33.13 as related work shall be performed concurrently within same Regulated Area. Perform all work within Regulated Areas described as Options 1 through 4. Options 1, 2 and 4 are Regulated Areas staged from the interior of Building 1 and Options 3 are staged from the exterior. Some window assemblies are to be removed within Regulated Areas using specific Options where keynoted on drawings.

Applied asbestos caulk is present on surfaces adjacent to window components and is to be removed from the underlying substrates and remaining adjacent materials such as brick, plaster, building blocks, drywall, etc. which form and/or outline “the window pocket”. Window components impacted by applied asbestos and/or lead include glass, wood frames, wood subframes, historic metal frames, moldings, anchors, sills, stools, trim, cladding, infill (bridging materials) and/or subassemblies. Historic anchored outer/surround “metal frames” are to remain embedded within plaster wall with visible caulks removed from future window mating surfaces (a limited case that exists in some areas on levels 7 through 9). In addition to window components, typical adjacent materials removed in Regulated Areas will included plaster, drywall, mortar, plywood covers, metal framing studs, ceiling tiles, and other similar materials in amounts necessary and within prescribed maximum limits to access window assembly components. Non typical lead painted adjacent materials exist in limited areas as keynoted on drawings and include lead ceramic wall/dressing tiles, interior cage framing, and exterior shutters/caging.

All waste generated within regulated area, except for properly cleaned window glass, is to be treated as Lead and Asbestos Containing Waste where quantity will vary by window assembly. Exterior brick shall be protected from damage.

Affected remaining materials within window pocket, except exterior brick, are to be treated with a bridging encapsulate.

Where keynoted on drawings, work shall include removal of window assembly, asbestos or lead contaminated ceiling tiles, removal and/or repair of asbestos TSI on pipes, scrape and stabilize, cleaning, and encapsulation using a directed Regulated Area Option 4.

As keynoted on drawings, ceiling tiles will be impacted by window assembly removal and will require a pre-inspection by VPIH to determine presence and condition of asbestos TSI above. These inspections are to be requested in advance of assembly removals. The results of the inspections may require additional removal, disposal, and or cleaning of ceiling tiles, removal and/or repair of asbestos TSI on pipes, cleaning, and encapsulation within an interior staged Regulated Area Option 1 or 4.

Where keynoted on drawings, work is to be performed on nights or weekends (Off Hours). Coordination and timely completion are required to maintain hospital services in these locations.

Where Regulated Area is staged from the interior of the building (Options 1, 2, and 4), all work shall be performed within a negative pressure enclosure.

Exterior removal in Regulated Area…