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This document outlines a federal construction contract solicitation for upgrades to the McNary Dam hydroelectric power plant. Key work includes replacing digital governors and exciters on all 14 main generator units, upgrading control systems, replacing piping and other governor mechanical components, and performing related electrical and network infrastructure work. The upgrades must be completed within a 730-day window to coordinate with planned power generation outages. The contract value is estimated between $25-100 million. A site visit will be offered approximately two weeks after solicitation posting. Foreign nationals requesting site visit clearance must provide identity documentation four weeks in advance. The response due date and award date will be in the solicitation. This acquisition is subject to World Trade Organization and Free Trade Agreement terms.

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1. Instructions

Minimum Modeling Matrix (M3)
Version: 1.3 (SEPT-19-2014)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
❶ TAB 1. Instructions
1. General Instructions
2. Definitions
2.1. Level Of Development Definitions (Accuracy)
2.2. Element Grade Definitions (Format)
3. Frequently Asked Questions
4. Product-Specific M3 Guidance
4.1. Autodesk Revit M3 Guidance
4.2. Bentley AECOSim Building Designer M3 Guidance
5. References
6. M3 Change History

❷ TAB 2. Modeling Requirements

❸ TAB 3. Scope-LOD-Grade

1. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

1. Modify Column F on Tab "3. Scope-LOD-Grade" to indicate the Elements included in the Project scope.
2. Filters are available to sort and limit column data in the table.
3. Discipline and Notes columns available as a convenience and are not a contractual requirement.
4. Bi-directional hyperlinks are available in column headers, Element IDs and Modeling Requirements.
2. DEFINITIONS
2.1. LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT DEFINITIONS (ACCURACY)
The following LOD descriptions identify the specific element requirements for each Model Element.
LODDefinition
●Refer to the specific child element for appropriate LOD. (Used for categories that have multiple sub-elements for which varying LOD apply.)
100Model Elements indicative of area, height, volume, location, and orientation may be modeled geometrically or represented by other data (i.e., a pump would be a cube.)
200Model Elements are modeled as generalized systems or assemblies with approximate quantities, size, shape, location, and orientation. Non-geometric information may also be attached to Model Elements (i.e., a pump would be a generic pump of approximate size.)
300Model Elements are modeled as specific assemblies accurate in terms of quantity, size, shape, location, and orientation. Non-geometric information may also be attached to Model Elements. Accurate to the degree dimensioned or indicated on contract documents (i.e., a pump would be a generic pump of accurate size complete with connections and clearances for a complete system.)
2.2. ELEMENT GRADE DEFINITIONS (FORMAT)
Within each Level of Development, there is the potential to represent information in various formats. In practice, it has been proven that there are certain elements for which there is a greater benefit in providing 3-dimensional representation, while in others drafting or representation in the form of narratives is sufficient for a particular deliverable.
GradeDescription
A3D + Facility Data
B2D + Facility Data
C2D Only (Drafting, linework, text, and or part of an assembly)
+Original Grade (A, B, or C) adjusted for contract changes and field conditions.
-Not included in or tied to the model (however is still required in the deliverable)
●Refer to the specific child element for appropriate Grade. (Used for categories that have multiple sub-elements for which varying Grades apply.)

3. Frequently Asked Questions

1.Question:This seems like a lot of work. Why does the Corps need this?
Answer:The previous narrative method of Section 4 left too much up to interpretation. Submittals were not consistent. M3 does not require more modeling work than what was required previously and will help ensure clarity in what is asked for and consistency in what is received. It is also intended to help speed up the review process and also to lay the foundation for future requirements such as COBie, analysis, quantification and more.
2.Question:Does Column F in Tab 3 allow me to choose what I want to model or not?
Answer:No. Column F shall reflect items which are in the Facility or Site which are in scope for the Project. If the scope changes, update the PxP/M3 and resubmit for approval.
3.Question:Why are most of the columns in the spreadsheet locked and the values not editable?
Answer:M3 users are to edit Tab 3, Column F and optionally the Discipline and Notes columns. The values populated in the locked columns are the minimum contractual requirements and as such are not optional so long as the particular Element ID category (i.e. Column Foundations) is within the scope of the project.
4.Question:Why can’t I add rows for custom Element IDs?
Answer:The rows reflect standard classification systems. Maintaining these standard categories are necessary for consistent project delivery and review.
5.Question:I have an existing project which doesn't use M3. If we get approval and document it in the PxP can we use it?
Answer:Yes. Please make sure to coordinate with the USACE Project Manager, USACE Geographic BIM Manager and resubmit the updated PxP/M3 for formal approval.
6.Question:Who do I contact with questions?
Answer:For Project-specific issues, please contact your USACE Project Manager and USACE Geographic BIM Manager. For general questions about the contract language, PxP, or M3, please contact Steve Hutsell (Steve.Hutsell@usace.army.mil) or Van Woods (Van.Woods@usace.army.mil).
7.Question:How do I submit a waiver?
Answer:Contact the USACE Project Manager and USACE Geographic BIM Manager.
8.Question:I have a question about how a specific object should be classified (for example, where does interior signage go)?
Answer:For OmniClass questions, see: http://omniclass.org/. For UniFormat questions, see: http://www.csinet.org/uniformat. For MasterFormat: http://www.MasterFormat.com.
9.Question:The content I have received and downloaded from various sources do not have the correct classification system values assigned (such as Templates, Workspaces, Manufacturer provided content, content from prior projects). Am I responsible for correcting it?
Answer:Yes.
10.Question:I work for USACE, should I have to use the PxP and M3 for in-house designed projects?
Answer:Yes.
4. Product-Specific M3 Guidance
The following platform specific instructions are provided to demonstrate the application of M3

requirements on two platforms, not as an endorsement of these or any specific vendors or platforms.

M3 is specifically designed to be vendor and platform neutral and can be implemented by any platform that can store and report classification system values for each object. The following guidance is provided as-is, without support or guarantees. Use at your own risk.

4.1. Autodesk Revit M3 Guidance
If utilizing the UniFormat classification system, the requirement is to populate the Revit system parameter "Assembly Code" and ensure that it matches the UniFormat version in M3.
1.Download the M3 Resource Files from the USACE CAD/BIM Center website:
A. Revit "container" file for QA/QC for UniFormat validation with Schedules and Filters.
B. Assembly Code text file (updated to UniFormat 2010).
https://cadbim.usace.army.mil/default.aspx?p=a&t=1&i=14
2.Update UniformatClassifications.txt on each machine requiring the updated classification system in Revit.
A. NOTE: If you plan on using the Autodesk delivered classification system on other projects, make sure to create a backup of the original file.
B. Place the downloaded UniformatClassifications.txt at the following path:
%AppData%\Autodesk\Revit\Autodesk Revit Architecture 2012\

C. NOTE: The UniformatClassifications.txt file supplied for the Revit Assembly Code utilizes Uniformat 2010 to match M3 and replaces the original file that comes native to Revit which is based on Uniformat 2004. The updated format results in multiple benign journal file errors that do not effect the operation of Revit.

3.Revit QA/QC resources are available in M3-ComplianceContainerFile.rvt.
A. To insert QA/QC Schedules: Insert Tab > Insert From File > Insert Views from File and select all schedules to insert.
4.Transfer Project Standards > Filters from the M3-ComplianceContainer.rvt
A. In the same session of Revit as your project file, open M3-ComplianceContainer.rvt.
B. Navigate to Manage > Transfer Project Standards > Select the proper file, Check NONE, and only select Filters.
5.As the project is constructed, verify that the appropriate UniFormat values are assigned to all content using:
A. Schedules to assign and report on Assembly Code

B. Filters of Views to help communicate and visualize both for compliance views as well as working views throughout the project's progress.

4.2. Bentley AECOSim Building Designer M3 Guidance

1.Download the following from USACE CAD/BIM Center site:
i. The Tri-Service Workspace TS_WS_001
https://cadbim.usace.army.mil/default.aspx?p=a&t=1&i=11
ii. M3 Resource Files
https://cadbim.usace.army.mil/default.aspx?p=a&t=1&i=14
1a.Ensure the Classifications files are in the following folder
TS_Workspaces\TS_WS_001\Workspace\Datasets\Building_US\data\classifications

2. Check to ensure that Classification is being placed on items. A way to check this is to place a component such as a Wall or a Door, and look for Classification.

3.Through the Item Browser, create a Query that will Search for items without a particular Classification, such as UniFormat.
For example: through the Item Browser, select the Search function.

3a. Set the query to search for Items by Common Properties, where the Classification | UniFormat property is NOT LIKE “?”. Add to Search, and Select OK.

3b. This search will return all components in the model without the UniFormat property filled out. Select the links in the lower portion of the Item Browser to see all the items found.

3c. Right click on a column heading to turn off non-needed columns.

3d. Use the Transparent, the Highlight or the Isolate function in the Item Browser to help communicate and identify what items do not have a Classification assigned.

3e.Use the Transparent function to make the model transparent, and highlight the non-compliant items.
3f.Use the Highlight function to keep the model in the current display mode, and highlight the non-compliant items.
3g.Use the Isolate function to filter the model to only show and highlight the non-compliant items.

4. NOTE: the query can be Saved and re-used in the Item Set toolset.

5. NOTE: The zip file downloaded in Step 1.ii include ECQueries for isolating elements with UniFormat, OmniClass, or Masterformat. The files are named Uniformat.ecquery.xml, OmniClass.ecquery.xml, MasterFormat.ecquery.xml, and All_Classification_Location.ecquery.xml

5. References

OmniClass
Copyright © 2012 OCCS Development Committee Secretariat
Table 21 Pre-Consensus Approved Draft 2011-02-11
http://omniclass.org/
UniFormat 2010
UniFormat™ is produced jointly by the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) and Construction Specifications Canada (CSC). U.S. copyright is held by CSI and Canadian copyright by CSC. All Rights Reserved. For more information on UniFormat, visit www.csinet.org/uniformat.
MasterFormat 2010
MasterFormat™ is produced jointly by the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) and Construction Specifications Canada (CSC). U.S. copyright is held by CSI and Canadian copyright by CSC. All Rights Reserved. For more information on MasterFormat, visit www.MasterFormat.com.

6. M3 Change History

Version: 1.3 (SEPT-19-2014)
1. Corrected formatting issues and incorrect hyperlinks. No functional content changes.
Version: 1.2 (OCT-03-2013)
1. Change in method for documentation of contributors and credits, no functional content changes.
Version: 1.1 (AUG-01-2013)
1. Added BIM application specific M3 implementation guidance and associated resources.
2. Added hyperlinked Table of Contents.
3. Revised LOD 100 wording to remove "three dimensions" as 2D vs 3D is designated by Grade.
4. Fixed typo in FAQ section, added additional FAQ item, fixed typos on tab 2.
5. Fixed names in credits.
Version: 1.0 (SEPT-13-2012)
1. Initial Version.

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2. Modeling Requirements

Minimum Modeling Matrix (M3)
Version: 1.3 (SEPT-19-2014)

Level 01/02 Modeling Requirements

LevelClassElement Description
Level 1ASUBSTRUCTURE:

All Substructure elements, with necessary intelligence to produce plans, sections, elevations and schedules; including a depiction of expansion/construction joints.

Level 2 A40 SLABS-ON-GRADE:

Slabs-On-Grade shall be depicted with all necessary recesses, curbs, pads, slopes, closure pours, and major penetrations depicted. Slabs shall be developed in the Structural Model and then referenced by the Architectural Model.

Level 1 B SHELL:

All Shell elements, with necessary intelligence to produce plans, sections elevations, and schedules; including a depiction of expansion/construction joints.

Level 2 B10 SUPERSTRUCTURE:

All columns, primary and secondary framing members, and bracing for the roof and floor systems (including decks), including all necessary intelligence to produce structural framing plans, related building/wall sections, and schedules. Floor Decks and Slabs for Superstructure shall be developed in the Structural Model and then referenced by the Architectural Model.

Level 2 B20 EXTERIOR VERTICAL ENCLOSURES:

Exterior Vertical Enclosures shall be depicted to the exact height, length, width and ratings (thermal, acoustic, fire) to properly reflect element types. Exterior Windows, Doors and Grilles, Louvers and Vents, Hardware Sets using BHMA designations and Wall Appurtenances shall be depicted to represent their actual size, type and location with the necessary intelligence to produce schedules.

Level 1 C INTERIORS:

The Interiors Model may vary in level of detail for individual elements. All Interior elements shall be depicted exact height, length, width and ratings (thermal, acoustic, fire) to properly reflect element types, with necessary intelligence to produce plans, sections and elevations; including a depiction of expansion/construction joints.

Level 2 C10 INTERIOR WINDOWS, DOORS, LOUVERS AND VENTS, INTERIOR SPECIALTIES:

Interior Finishes shall be included in the Facility Data of the host element with the necessary intelligence to produce schedules where applicable. Interior Windows, Doors and Grilles, Louvers and Vents, Hardware Sets using BHMA designations and Wall Appurtenances shall be depicted to represent their actual size, type and location with the necessary intelligence to produce schedules.

Level 2 C20 INTERIOR FINISHES:

Interior Finishes shall be included in the Facility Data of the host element with the necessary intelligence to produce schedules.

Level 1 D SERVICES:

All necessary Services elements including all major openings and penetrations, cable trays, cable bundles and pipe grouping (1-1/2” Ø and larger) shall be depicted with necessary intelligence to produce plans, sections, elevations and schedules where applicable. All clearances and insulation shall be accounted for in the model for use in interference management and maintenance access requirements. Nonpermanent items are not required to be modeled or contain facility data.

Level 2 D20 PLUMBING:

All Plumbing Elements including plumbing piping and fixture layouts, floor and area drains, and related equipment, including necessary intelligence to produce riser diagrams, and schedules where applicable. Small diameter (less than 1-1/2” NPS) field-routed piping is not required to be depicted in the Model. All gravity and insulated piping shall be modeled.

Level 2 D30 HEATING, VENTILATION, AND AIR CONDITIONING (HVAC):

All Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) elements including piping, fixture layouts and related equipment with necessary intelligence to produce riser diagrams, and schedules where applicable. Small diameter (less than 1-1/2” NPS) field-routed piping is not required to be depicted in the Model. All gravity and insulated piping shall be modeled.

Level 2 D40 FIRE PROTECTION:

All Fire Protection elements including all piping, valves, and seismic bracing shall be modeled with necessary intelligence to produce plans, elevations, building/wall sections, riser diagrams, and schedules where applicable.

Level 2 D50 ELECTRICAL:

All Electrical elements including conduit, fixture layouts and related equipment (including power for systems furniture) with necessary intelligence to produce schedules where applicable. Small diameter (less than 1-1/2” Ø) field-routed conduit is not required to be depicted in the Model.

Level 2 D60 COMMUNICATIONS:

All existing and new Communications elements, both above ground and underground, with necessary intelligence to produce schedules where applicable. Small diameter (less than 1-1/2” Ø) field-routed conduit is not required to be depicted in the Model.

Level 2 D70 ELECTRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY:

All Electronic Safety and Security elements with necessary intelligence to produce schedules. Small diameter (less than 1-1/2” Ø) field-routed conduit is not required to be depicted in the Model.

Level 2 D80 INTEGRATED AUTOMATION:

All Integrated Automation elements with necessary intelligence to produce schedules. Small diameter (less than 1-1/2” Ø) field-routed conduit is not required to be depicted in the Model.

Level 1 E EQUIPMENT AND FURNISHINGS:

All Equipment and Furnishings elements shall be depicted with necessary intelligence to produce plans, sections, elevations and schedules, indicating the configuration, materials, finishes, mechanical, and electrical requirements. Representation of Movable Equipment and Furnishing elements shall be 2D with Facility Data. Contractor shall provide a minimal number of 3D representations as examples. Examples of Movable Equipment and Furnishings include, but are not limited to, desks, desktop printer, desktop computer, furniture systems, seating, tables, and office storage.

Level 2 E10 EQUIPMENT:

Equipment that make use of electrical, data or other features shall include the necessary intelligence to produce coordinated documents, data, and schedules where applicable.

Level 2 E20 FURNISHINGS:

Fixed Furnishings that make use of electrical, data or other features shall include the necessary intelligence to produce coordinated documents, data, and schedules where applicable.

Level 1 F SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION:

All Special Construction and Demolition elements shall be depicted with necessary intelligence to produce plans, sections and elevations.

Level 1 G SITEWORK:

All Sitework (DTM) elements shall be depicted with necessary intelligence to produce Project site, topographical plans, cross sections and profiles. All clearances shall be accounted for in the model for use in interference management and maintenance access requirements.

Level 2 G30 LIQUID AND GAS SITE UTILITIES:

All Liquid and Gas Site Utilities elements with necessary intelligence to produce schedules where applicable. Small diameter (less than 1-1/2” Ø) field-routed piping and conduit is not required to be depicted in the Model.

Level 2 G40 ELECTRICAL SITE IMPROVEMENTS:

All Electrical Site Improvements including all lighting fixtures, relevant existing and proposed support utility lines and equipment with necessary intelligence to produce details and schedules where applicable.

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3. Scope-LOD-Grade

Minimum Modeling Matrix (M3)
Version: 1.3 (SEPT-19-2014)DESIGN MODEL
(CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS)RECORD MODEL
(AS-BUILTS)FOR AGENCY OR CONTRACTOR INTERNAL USE.

NOT A CONTRACTUAL REQUIREMENT.

LevelElement IDOmniClass
IDUniFormat
IDMasterFormat IDIncluded in Facility or Site?
(change to NO if NOT part of project scope)LODGRADE
(CD)LOD

(AB)

GRADE

(AB)Primary Discipline
(This will allow the team to identify discipline-specific areas of content)Notes
Level 1SUBSTRUCTURE21-01 00 00AYes●●●●Structural
Level 2FOUNDATIONS21-01 10A10Yes●●●●Structural
Level 3Standard Foundations21-01 10A1010Yes●●●●Structural
Level 4Wall Foundations21-01 10 10A1010.10Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Column Foundations21-01 10 10 10A1010.30Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Standard Foundation Supplementary Components21-01 10 10 30A1010.90Yes200C200C+Structural
Level 3Special Foundations21-01 10 20A102031 60 00Yes●●●●Structural
Level 4Driven Piles21-01 10 20 10A1020.1031 62 00Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Bored Piles21-01 10 20 15A1020.1531 63 00Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Caissons21-01 10 20 20A1020.2031 64 00Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Special Foundation Walls21-01 10 20 30A1020.3031 66 16Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Foundation Anchors21-01 10 20 40A1020.4031 68 00Yes100C100C+Structural
Level 4Underpinning21-01 10 20 50A1020.5031 48 00Yes100C100C+Structural
Level 4Raft Foundations21-01 10 20 60A1020.6003 71 00Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Pile Caps21-01 10 20 70A1020.70Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Grade Beams21-01 10 20 80A1020.80Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 2SUBGRADE ENCLOSURES21-01 20A20Yes●●●●Architectural, Structural
Level 3Walls for Subgrade Enclosures21-01 20 10A2010Yes●●●●Architectural, Structural
Level 4Subgrade Enclosure Wall Construction21-01 20 10 10A2010.10Yes300A300A+Architectural, Structural
Level 4Subgrade Enclosure Wall Interior Skin21-01 20 10 20A2010.20Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Subgrade Enclosure Wall Supplementary Components21-01 20 10 90A2010.90Yes200C200C+Architectural, Structural
Level 2SLABS ON GRADE21-01 40A40Yes●●●●Structural
Level 3Standard Slabs-on-Grade21-01 40 10A4010Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 3Structural Slabs-on-Grade21-01 40 20A4020Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 3Slab Trenches21-01 40 30A4030Yes300A300A+Architectural, Structural
Level 3Pits and Bases21-01 40 40A4040Yes300A300A+Architectural, Electrical, Equipment, Fire Protection, Mechanical (HVAC), Plumbing, Structural
Level 3Slab-On-Grade Supplementary Components21-01 40 90A4090Yes●●●●Structural
Level 4Perimeter Insulation21-01 40 90 10A4090.1007 21 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Vapor Retarder21-01 40 90 20A4090.2007 26 00Yes100C100C+Architectural
Level 4Waterproofing21-01 40 90 30A4090.3007 10 00Yes100C100C+Architectural
Level 4Mud Slab21-01 40 90 50A4090.5003 30 00Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Subbase Layer21-01 40 90 60A4090.6031 23 23Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 2WATER AND GAS MITIGATION21-01 60A60Yes●●●●Plumbing, Specialty Consultants
Level 3Building Subdrainage21-01 60 10A601033 46 00Yes●●●●Plumbing
Level 4Foundation Drainage21-01 60 10 10A6010.1033 46 13Yes200B200B+Plumbing
Level 4Underslab Drainage21-01 60 10 20A6010.2033 46 19Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 3Off-Gassing Mitigation21-01 60 20A602031 21 00Yes●●●●Plumbing
Level 4Radon Mitigation21-01 60 20 10A6020.1031 21 13Yes100C100C+Plumbing
Level 4Methane Mitigation21-01 60 20 50A6020.5031 21 16Yes100C100C+Plumbing
Level 2SUBSTRUCTURE RELATED ACTIVITIES21-01 90A90Yes●●●●Structural
Level 3Substructure Excavation21-01 90 10A901031 23 16Yes●●●●Civil, Structural
Level 4Backfill and Compaction21-01 90 10 10A9010.1031 23 23Yes200C200C+Structural
Level 3Construction Dewatering21-01 90 20A902031 23 19Yes200C200C+Civil, Specialty Consultants
Level 3Excavation Support21-01 90 30A903031 50 00Yes●●●●Specialty Consultants
Level 4Anchor Tiebacks21-01 90 30 10A9030.1031 51 00Yes100C100C+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Cofferdams21-01 90 30 20A9030.2031 52 00Yes100C100C+Architectural, Specialty Consultants
Level 4Cribbing and Walers21-01 90 30 40A9030.4031 53 00Yes100C100C+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Ground Freezing21-01 90 30 60A9030.6031 54 00Yes100C100C+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Slurry Walls21-01 90 30 70A9030.7031 56 00Yes100C100C+Specialty Consultants
Level 3Soil Treatment21-01 90 40A904031 31 00Yes100C100C+Specialty Consultants
Level 1SHELL21-02 00 00BYes●●●●Architectural, Structural
Level 2SUPERSTRUCTURE21-02 10B10Yes●●●●Architectural, Structural
Level 3Floor Construction21-02 10 10B1010Yes●●●●Architectural, Structural
Level 4Floor Structural Frame21-02 10 10 10B1010.10Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Floor decks, slabs and topping21-02 10 10 20B1010.20Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Balcony Floor Construction21-02 10 10 30B1010.30Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Mezzanine Floor Construction21-02 10 10 40B1010.40Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Ramps21-02 10 10 50B1010.50Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Floor Construction Supplementary Components21-02 10 10 90B1010.90Yes200C200C+Architectural, Structural
Level 3Roof Construction21-02 10 20B1020Yes●●●●Architectural, Structural
Level 4Roof Structural Frame21-02 10 20 10B1020.10Yes300A300A+Structural
Level 4Roof decks, slabs and sheathing21-02 10 20 20B1020.20Yes300A300A+Architectural, Structural
Level 4Canopy Construction21-02 10 20 30B1020.30Yes300A300A+Architectural, Structural
Level 4Roof Construction Supplementary Components21-02 10 20 90B1020.90Yes200C200C+Architectural, Structural
Level 3Stairs21-02 10 80B1080Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Stair Construction21-02 10 80 10B1080.10Yes300A300A+Architectural, Structural
Level 4Stair Soffits21-02 10 80 30B1080.30Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Stair Railings21-02 10 80 50B1080.50Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Fire Escapes21-02 10 80 60B1080.6005 51 23Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Metal Walkways21-02 10 80 70B1080.7005 51 36Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Ladders21-02 10 80 80B1080.8005 51 23Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 2EXTERIOR VERTICAL ENCLOSURES21-02 20B20Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 3Exterior Walls21-02 20 10B2010Yes●●●●Architectural, Structural
Level 4Exterior Wall Veneer21-02 20 10 10B2010.10Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Wall Construction21-02 20 10 20B2010.20Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Wall Interior Skin21-02 20 10 30B2010.30Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Fabricated Exterior Wall Assemblies21-02 20 10 40B2010.40Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Parapets21-02 20 10 50B2010.50Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Equipment Screens21-02 20 10 60B2010.60Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Wall Supplementary Components21-02 20 10 80B2010.80Yes300C300C+Architectural, Structural
Level 4Exterior Wall Opening Supplementary Components21-02 20 10 90B2010.90Yes100C100C+Architectural
Level 3Exterior Windows21-02 20 20B202008 50 00Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Exterior Operating Windows21-02 20 20 10B2020.1008 50 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Fixed Windows21-02 20 20 20B2020.2008 50 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Window Wall21-02 20 20 30B2020.30Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Special Function Windows21-02 20 20 50B2020.5008 56 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 3Exterior Doors and Grilles21-02 20 50B2050Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Exterior Entrance Doors21-02 20 50 10B2050.1008 42 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Utility Doors21-02 20 50 20B2050.2008 10 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Oversize Doors21-02 20 50 30B2050.30Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Special Function Doors21-02 20 50 40B2050.4008 30 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Grilles21-02 20 50 60B2050.60Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Gates21-02 20 50 70B2050.70Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Door Supplementary Components21-02 20 50 90B2050.90Yes300C300C+Architectural
Level 3Exterior Louvers and Vents21-02 20 70B207008 90 00Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Exterior Louvers21-02 20 70 10B2070.1008 91 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Vents21-02 20 70 50B2070.5008 95 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 3Exterior Wall Appurtenances21-02 20 80B2080Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Exterior Fixed Grilles and Screens21-02 20 80 10B2080.1010 82 13Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Opening Protection Devices21-02 20 80 30B2080.30Yes300C300C+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Balcony Walls and Railings21-02 20 80 50B2080.5005 52 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Fabrications21-02 20 80 70B2080.70Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Bird Control Devices21-02 20 80 80B2080.8010 81 13Yes100C100C+Architectural
Level 3Exterior Wall Specialties21-02 20 90B209010 74 00Yes300B300B+Architectural
Level 2EXTERIOR HORIZONTAL ENCLOSURES21-02 30B30Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 3Roofing21-02 30 10B3010Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Steep Slope Roofing21-02 30 10 10B3010.1007 30 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Low-Slope Roofing21-02 30 10 50B3010.50Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Canopy Roofing21-02 30 10 70B3010.70Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Roofing Supplementary Components21-02 30 10 90B3010.90Yes200C200C+Architectural
Level 3Roof Appurtenances21-02 30 20B3020Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Roof Accessories21-02 30 20 10B3020.1007 72 00Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Roof Specialties21-02 30 20 30B3020.3010 74 00Yes200B200B+Architectural
Level 4Rainwater Management21-02 30 20 70B3020.70NDYes200A200A+Architectural
Level 3Traffic Bearing Horizontal Enclosures21-02 30 40B3040Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Traffic Bearing Coatings21-02 30 40 10B3040.1007 18 00Yes100C100C+Architectural
Level 4Horizontal Waterproofing Membrane21-02 30 40 30B3040.3007 10 00Yes200C200C+Architectural
Level 4Wear Surfaces21-02 30 40 50B3040.50Yes300C300C+Architectural
Level 4Horizontal Enclosure Supplementary Components21-02 30 40 90B3040.90Yes300C300C+Architectural
Level 3Horizontal Openings21-02 30 60B3060Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Roof Windows and Skylights21-02 30 60 10B3060.1008 60 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Vents and Hatches21-02 30 60 50B3060.50Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Horizontal Opening Supplementary Components21-02 30 60 90B3060.90Yes300C300C+Architectural
Level 3Overhead Exterior Enclosures21-02 30 80B3080Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Exterior Ceilings21-02 30 80 10B3080.10Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Soffits21-02 30 80 20B3080.20Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Exterior Bulkheads21-02 30 80 30B3080.30Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 1INTERIORS21-03 00 00CYes●●●●Architectural, Equipment, Interiors, Mechanical (HVAC), Plumbing
Level 2INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION21-03 10C10Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 3Interior Partitions21-03 10 10C101010 22 00Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Interior Fixed Partitions21-03 10 10 10C1010.10Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Glazed Partitions21-03 10 10 20C1010.20Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Demountable Partitions21-03 10 10 40C1010.4010 22 19Yes300B300B+Architectural
Level 4Interior Operable Partitions21-03 10 10 50C1010.50Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Screens21-03 10 10 70C1010.70Yes300B300B+Architectural
Level 4Interior Partition Supplementary Components21-03 10 10 90C1010.90Yes200C200C+Architectural
Level 3Interior Windows (a.k.a borrowed lites)21-03 10 20C102008 50 00Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Interior Operating Windows21-03 10 20 10C1020.1008 50 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Fixed Windows21-03 10 20 20C1020.2008 50 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Special Function Windows21-03 10 20 50C1020.5008 50 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Window Supplementary Components21-03 10 20 90C1020.9008 50 00Yes300C300C+Architectural
Level 3Interior Doors21-03 10 30C103008 10 00Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Interior Swinging Doors21-03 10 30 10C1030.1008 10 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Entrance Doors21-03 10 30 20C1030.2008 10 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Sliding Doors21-03 10 30 25C1030.2508 42 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Folding Doors21-03 10 30 30C1030.3008 11 73Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Coiling Doors21-03 10 30 40C1030.4008 35 13Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Panel Doors21-03 10 30 50C1030.5008 33 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Special Function Doors21-03 10 30 70C1030.7008 36 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Access Doors and Panels21-03 10 30 80C1030.8008 30 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Door Supplementary Components21-03 10 30 90C1030.9008 31 00Yes200C200C+Architectural
Level 3Interior Grilles and Gates21-03 10 40C1040Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Interior Grilles21-03 10 40 10C1040.10Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Gates21-03 10 40 50C1040.50Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 3Raised Floor Construction21-03 10 60C1060Yes●●●●Architectural, Electrical
Level 4Access Flooring21-03 10 60 10C1060.1009 69 00Yes200A200A+Architectural, Electrical
Level 4Platform/Stage Floors21-03 10 60 30C1060.30Yes200A200A+Architectural, Electrical
Level 3Suspended Ceiling Construction21-03 10 70C1070Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Acoustical Suspended Ceilings21-03 10 70 10C1070.1009 51 00Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Suspended Plaster and Gypsum Board Ceilings21-03 10 70 20C1070.20Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Specialty Suspended Ceilings21-03 10 70 50C1070.5009 54 00Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Special Function Suspended Ceilings21-03 10 70 70C1070.7009 57 00Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Ceiling Suspension Components21-03 10 70 90C1070.90Yes100C100C+Architectural
Level 3Interior Specialties21-03 10 90C1090Yes●●●●Architectural, Equipment, Mechanical (HVAC), Plumbing
Level 4Interior Railings and Handrails21-03 10 90 10C1090.10Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Louvers21-03 10 90 15C1090.1508 91 00Yes300A300A+Architectural, Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Information Specialties21-03 10 90 20C1090.2010 10 00Yes200B200B+Architectural, Electrical
Level 4Compartments and Cubicles21-03 10 90 25C1090.2510 21 00Yes200C200C+Architectural, Interiors
Level 4Service Walls21-03 10 90 30C1090.3010 25 00Yes300A300A+Architectural, Electrical, Plumbing
Level 4Wall and Door Protection21-03 10 90 35C1090.3510 26 00Yes200C200C+Architectural
Level 4Toilet, Bath, and Laundry Accessories21-03 10 90 40C1090.4010 28 00Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Interior Gas Lighting21-03 10 90 45C1090.4510 84 16Yes300A300A+Electrical, Interiors
Level 4Fireplaces and stoves21-03 10 90 50C1090.5010 30 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Safety Specialties21-03 10 90 60C1090.6010 40 00Yes200A200A+Architectural, Interiors
Level 4Storage Specialties21-03 10 90 70C1090.7010 50 00Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Other Interior Specialties21-03 10 90 90C1090.9010 80 00Yes200C200C+Architectural
Level 2INTERIOR FINISHES21-03 20C20Yes●●●●Interiors
Level 3Wall Finishes21-03 20 10C201009 70 00Yes●●●●Interiors
Level 4Tile Wall Finish21-03 20 10 10C2010.1009 30 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Wall Paneling21-03 20 10 20C2010.20Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Wall Coverings21-03 20 10 30C2010.3009 72 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Wall Carpeting21-03 20 10 35C2010.3509 73 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Stone Facing21-03 20 10 50C2010.5009 75 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Special Wall Surfacing21-03 20 10 60C2010.6009 77 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Wall Painting and Coating21-03 20 10 70C2010.7009 90 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Acoustical Wall Treatment21-03 20 10 80C2010.80Yes100B100B+Interiors
Level 4Wall Finish Supplementary Components21-03 20 10 90C2010.90Yes200C200C+Interiors
Level 3Interior Fabrications21-03 20 20C2020Yes100B100B+Interiors
Level 3Flooring21-03 20 30C203009 60 00Yes●●●●Architectural, Interiors
Level 4Flooring Treatment21-03 20 30 10C2030.1009 61 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Tile Flooring21-03 20 30 20C2030.2009 30 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Specialty Flooring21-03 20 30 30C2030.3009 62 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Masonry Flooring21-03 20 30 40C2030.4009 63 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Wood Flooring21-03 20 30 45C2030.4509 64 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Resilient Flooring21-03 20 30 50C2030.5009 65 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Terrazzo Flooring21-03 20 30 60C2030.6009 66 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Fluid-Applied Flooring21-03 20 30 70C2030.7009 67 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Carpeting21-03 20 30 75C2030.7509 68 00Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Athletic Flooring21-03 20 30 80C2030.80Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Entrance Flooring21-03 20 30 85C2030.85Yes200B200B+Interiors
Level 4Flooring Supplementary Components21-03 20 30 90C2030.90Yes200C200C+Interiors
Level 3Stair Finishes21-03 20 40C2040Yes●●●●Architectural, Interiors
Level 4Tile Stair Finish21-03 20 40 20C2040.2009 30 00Yes100B100B+Interiors
Level 4Masonry Stair Finish21-03 20 40 40C2040.4009 63 00Yes100B100B+Interiors
Level 4Wood Stair Finish21-03 20 40 45C2040.4509 64 00Yes100B100B+Interiors
Level 4Resilient Stair Finish21-03 20 40 50C2040.5009 65 00Yes100B100B+Interiors
Level 4Terrazzo Stair Finish21-03 20 40 60C2040.6009 66 00Yes100B100B+Interiors
Level 4Carpeted Stair Finish21-03 20 40 75C2040.7509 68 00Yes100B100B+Interiors
Level 3Ceiling Finishes21-03 20 50C205009 50 00Yes●●●●Architectural, Interiors
Level 4Plaster and Gypsum Board Finish21-03 20 50 10C2050.1009 20 00Yes200B200B+Architectural, Interiors
Level 4Ceiling Paneling21-03 20 50 20C2050.20Yes200B200B+Architectural, Interiors
Level 4Ceiling Painting and Coating21-03 20 50 70C2050.7009 90 00Yes100B100B+Architectural, Interiors
Level 4Acoustical Ceiling Treatment21-03 20 50 80C2050.80Yes200B200B+Architectural, Interiors
Level 4Ceiling Finish Supplementary Components21-03 20 50 90C2050.90Yes200C200C+Architectural, Interiors
Level 1SERVICES21-04 00 00DYes●●●●Architectural, Electrical, Fire Protection, Mechanical (HVAC), Plumbing
Level 2CONVEYING21-04 10D1014 00 00Yes●●●●Architectural, Specialty Consultants
Level 3Vertical Conveying Systems21-04 10 10D1010Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Elevators21-04 10 10 10D1010.1014 20 00Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Lifts21-04 10 10 20D1010.2014 40 00Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Escalators21-04 10 10 30D1010.3014 31 00Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Dumbwaiters21-04 10 10 50D1010.5014 10 00Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Moving Ramps21-04 10 10 60D1010.6014 33 00Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 3Horizontal Conveying Systems21-04 10 30D1030Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Moving Walks21-04 10 30 10D1030.1014 32 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Turntables21-04 10 30 30D1030.3014 70 00Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4Passenger Loading Bridges21-04 10 30 50D1030.5034 77 13Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 4People Movers21-04 10 30 70D1030.70Yes300A300A+Architectural
Level 3Material Handling21-04 10 50D1050Yes●●●●Specialty Consultants
Level 4Cranes21-04 10 50 10D1050.1041 22 13Yes300A300A+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Hoists21-04 10 50 20D1050.2041 22 23Yes300A300A+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Derricks21-04 10 50 30D1050.3041 22 33Yes300A300A+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Conveyors21-04 10 50 40D1050.4041 21 00Yes300A300A+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Baggage Handling Equipment21-04 10 50 50D1050.5034 77 16Yes300A300A+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Chutes21-04 10 50 60D1050.6014 91 00Yes200A200A+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Pneumatic Tube Systems21-04 10 50 70D1050.7014 92 00Yes300A300A+Specialty Consultants
Level 3Operable Access Systems21-04 10 80D1080Yes●●●●Specialty Consultants
Level 4Suspended Scaffolding21-04 10 80 10D1080.1014 81 00Yes200A200A+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Rope Climbers21-04 10 80 20D1080.2014 82 00Yes200B200B+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Elevating Platforms21-04 10 80 30D1080.3014 83 00Yes200A200A+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Powered Scaffolding21-04 10 80 40D1080.4014 84 00Yes200A200A+Specialty Consultants
Level 4Building Envelope Access21-04 10 80 50D1080.50Yes200C200C+Specialty Consultants
Level 2PLUMBING21-04 20D2022 00 00Yes●●●●Plumbing
Level 3Domestic Water Distribution21-04 20 10D201022 11 00Yes●●●●Plumbing
Level 4Facility Potable-Water Storage Tanks21-04 20 10 10D2010.1022 12 00Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Domestic Water Equipment21-04 20 10 20D2010.20Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Domestic Water Piping21-04 20 10 40D2010.4022 11 16Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Plumbing Fixtures21-04 20 10 60D2010.6022 40 00Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Domestic Water Distribution Supplementary Components21-04 20 10 90D2010.90Yes100A100A+Plumbing
Level 3Sanitary Drainage21-04 20 20D202022 13 00Yes●●●●Plumbing
Level 4Sanitary Sewerage Equipment21-04 20 20 10D2020.10Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Sanitary Sewerage Piping21-04 20 20 30D2020.30Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Sanitary Drainage Supplementary Components21-04 20 20 90D2020.90Yes100A100A+Plumbing
Level 3Building Support Plumbing Systems21-04 20 30D203022 14 00Yes●●●●Plumbing
Level 4Stormwater Drainage Equipment21-04 20 30 10D2030.10Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Stormwater Drainage Piping21-04 20 30 20D2030.2022 14 13Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Facility Stormwater Drains21-04 20 30 30D2030.3022 14 26Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Gray Water Systems21-04 20 30 60D2030.60Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Building Support Plumbing System Supplementary Components21-04 20 30 90D2030.90Yes100A100A+Plumbing
Level 3General Service Compressed-Air21-04 20 50D205022 15 00Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 3Process Support Plumbing Systems21-04 20 60D2060Yes●●●●Plumbing
Level 4Compressed-Air Systems21-04 20 60 10D2060.1022 61 00Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Vacuum Systems21-04 20 60 20D2060.2022 62 00Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Gas Systems21-04 20 60 30D2060.3022 63 00Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Chemical-Waste Systems21-04 20 60 40D2060.4022 66 00Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Processed Water Systems21-04 20 60 50D2060.5022 67 00Yes300A300A+Plumbing
Level 4Process Support Plumbing System Supplementary Components21-04 20 60 90D2060.90Yes100A100A+Plumbing
Level 2HVAC21-04 30D3023 00 00Yes●●●●Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 3Facility Fuel Systems21-04 30 10D301023 10 00Yes●●●●Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Fuel Piping21-04 30 10 10D3010.1023 11 00Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Fuel Pumps21-04 30 10 30D3010.3023 12 00Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Fuel Storage Tanks21-04 30 10 50D3010.5023 13 00Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 3Heating Systems21-04 30 20D3020Yes●●●●Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Heat Generation21-04 30 20 10D3020.10Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Thermal Heat Storage21-04 30 20 30D3020.3023 71 13Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Decentralized Heating Equipment21-04 30 20 70D3020.7023 80 00Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Heating System Supplementary Components21-04 30 20 90D3020.90Yes100A100A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 3Cooling Systems21-04 30 30D3030Yes●●●●Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Central Cooling21-04 30 30 10D3030.1023 60 00Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Evaporative Air-Cooling21-04 30 30 30D3030.3023 76 00Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Thermal Cooling Storage21-04 30 30 50D3030.5023 71 00Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Decentralized Cooling21-04 30 30 70D3030.7023 80 00Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Cooling System Supplementary Components21-04 30 30 90D3030.90Yes100A100A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 3Facility HVAC Distribution Systems21-04 30 50D3050Yes●●●●Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Facility Hydronic Distribution21-04 30 50 10D3050.10Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Facility Steam Distribution21-04 30 50 30D3050.30Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4HVAC Air Distribution21-04 30 50 50D3050.50Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Facility Distribution Systems Supplementary Components21-04 30 50 90D3050.90Yes100A100A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 3Ventilation21-04 30 60D3060Yes●●●●Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Supply Air21-04 30 60 10D3060.10Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Return Air21-04 30 60 20D3060.20Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Exhaust Air21-04 30 60 30D3060.30Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Outside Air21-04 30 60 40D3060.40Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Air-to-Air Energy Recovery21-04 30 60 60D3060.6023 72 00Yes300A300A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4HVAC Air Cleaning21-04 30 60 70D3060.7023 40 00Yes300B300B+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Ventilation Supplementary Components21-04 30 60 90D3060.90Yes100A100A+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 3Special Purpose HVAC Systems21-04 30 70D3070Yes●●●●Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4Snow Melting21-04 30 70 10D3070.1023 83 00Yes300B300B+Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 2FIRE PROTECTION21-04 40D4021 00 00Yes●●●●Architectural, Fire Protection
Level 3Fire Suppression21-04 40 10D401010 44 00Yes●●●●Fire Protection
Level 4Water-Based Fire-Suppression21-04 40 10 10D4010.1021 10 00Yes300A300A+Fire Protection
Level 4Fire-Extinguishing21-04 40 10 50D4010.5021 20 00Yes300A300A+Fire Protection
Level 4Fire Suppression Supplementary Components21-04 40 10 90D4010.90Yes100A100A+Fire Protection
Level 3Fire Protection Specialties21-04 40 30D403026 00 00Yes●●●●Architectural
Level 4Fire Protection Cabinets21-04 40 30 10D4030.1010 44 13Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Fire Extinguishers21-04 40 30 30D4030.3010 44 16Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Breathing Air Replenishment Systems21-04 40 30 50D4030.5010 44 33Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 4Fire Extinguisher Accessories21-04 40 30 70D4030.7010 44 43Yes200A200A+Architectural
Level 2ELECTRICAL21-04 50D50Yes●●●●Electrical
Level 3Facility Power Generation21-04 50 10D5010Yes●●●●Electrical
Level 4Packaged Generator Assemblies21-04 50 10 10D5010.1026 32 00Yes200A200A+Electrical, Specialty Consultants
Level 4Battery Equipment21-04 50 10 20D5010.2026 33 00Yes200A200A+Electrical, Mechanical (HVAC), Specialty Consultants
Level 4Photovoltaic Collectors21-04 50 10 30D5010.3026 31 00Yes200A200A+Architectural, Electrical, Specialty Consultants
Level 4Fuel Cells21-04 50 10 40D5010.4048 18 00Yes200A200A+Electrical, Plumbing, Specialty Consultants
Level 4Power Filtering and Conditioning21-04 50 10 60D5010.6026 35 00Yes200A200A+Electrical
Level 4Transfer Switches21-04 50 10 70D5010.7026 36 00Yes200A200A+Electrical
Level 4Facility Power Generation Supplementary Components21-04 50 10 90D5010.90Yes100A100A+Electrical, Specialty Consultants
Level 3Electrical Service and Distribution21-04 50 20D5020Yes●●●●Electrical
Level 4Electrical Service21-04 50 20 10D5020.1026 21 00Yes200A200A+Electrical
Level 4Power Distribution21-04 50 20 30D5020.3026 20 00Yes200A200A+Electrical
Level 4Facility Grounding21-04 50 20 70D5020.7026 05 26Yes200A200A+Electrical
Level 4Electrical Service and Distribution Supplementary Components21-04 50 20 90D5020.90Yes200A200A+Electrical
Level 3General Purpose Electrical Power21-04 50 30D5030Yes●●●●Electrical
Level 4Branch Wiring System21-04 50 30 10D5030.10Yes200B200B+Electrical
Level 4Wiring Devices21-04 50 30 50D5030.5026 27 26Yes200B200B+Electrical
Level 4General Purpose Electrical Power Supplementary Components21-04 50 30 90D5030.90Yes200B200B+Electrical
Level 3Lighting21-04 50 40D504026 50 00Yes●●●●Electrical
Level 4Lighting Control21-04 50 40 10D5040.1026 09 23Yes300A300A+Electrical
Level 4Branch Wiring for Lighting21-04 50 40 20D5040.20Yes300B300B+Electrical
Level 4Lighting Fixtures21-04 50 40 50D5040.5026 50 00Yes300A300A+Electrical
Level 4Lighting Supplementary Components21-04 50 40 90D5040.90Yes200A200A+Electrical
Level 3Miscellaneous Electrical Systems21-04 50 80D5080Yes●●●●Electrical
Level 4Lightning Protection21-04 50 80 10D5080.1026 41 00Yes200B200B+Electrical
Level 4Cathodic Protection21-04 50 80 40D5080.4026 42 00Yes200A200A+Electrical
Level 4Transient Voltage Suppression21-04 50 80 70D5080.7026 43 00Yes200A200A+Electrical

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