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Section SF 1449 - CONTINUATION SHEET

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT PWS

Performance Work Statement (PWS) Air Mobility Command Freight Terminal Repairs

Cairo East Air Force Base Cairo, Egypt

1. General Items:

a. This project is to repair and replace materials and equipment in the following rooms within the Air

Mobility Command Freight Terminal located at the Cairo East Air Base in Cairo, Egypt:

Passenger Lounge Room Fitness Room Washroom Men’s and Women’s bathrooms Corridor Main Bay Chief’s Office Operation Room Change Room

The level of effort required in each room is defined in the paragraphs below. See attached Enclosure 1, “AMC Freight Terminal Repair Requirements” for more information.

b. Contractor will be provided a mobilization area adjacent to the freight terminal to store all materials and equipment needed for this action and to provide restroom and changing areas for its employees. All required temporary utilities are to be provided by the contractor to include, but not be limited to, generator power, water storage tanks, and septic tanks. It is the contractor’s responsibility to maintain this area and secure it during performance of this contract. The mobilization area shall be cleared and restored to its original condition following completion of the contract.

c. Contractor shall provide material submittals, including catalog cuts, product data and technical information, for review with their proposal. List of submittals to be provided is noted at the end of this document.

2. Furniture and equipment layouts shall be provided by the Air Mobility Command to assist the contractor with the placement of electrical switches and receptacles. Furniture and related desks, chairs, etc. are to be procured and provided by the Air Mobility Command or its agent.

3. Passenger Lounge Room:

a. Existing condition:

The room size is 6.8 meters long by 4.7 meters wide. The room has one access metal door and four (4) double glass pane windows in the walls. The floor consists of ceramic tiles, the ceiling is suspended false ceiling, and the walls are made from plaster Existing lighting contains nine 60 cm x 60 cm fluorescent light fixtures. The room has a kitchen area that consists of one upper cabinet, and one lower cabinet, complete with sink, and an electric stove. A 220V/50 Hz wall mounted exhaust fan vents the sink/stove area. In addition to the sink and stove the kitchen area has one microwave and one microwave.

The room has a 37” LCD Television set with satellite receiver and TV table. There are multiple types of electrical receptacles including both 110V and 220V receptacles. Room has a fire alarm sensor and sound speaker with exposed EMT and PVC conduits. One 3 HP wall mounted split air conditioning unit provides cooling.

See Enclosure 1 for more information on the existing condition of the Passenger Lounge Room (pages 5-15 plus the attached Existing Ground Floor Plan).

b. Required Actions. Contractor shall perform the following actions:

Flooring:

Remove all existing 300 mm by 300 mm ceramic floor tiles and 100 mm x 600 mm ceramic wall skirting. Removal includes all grout and setting bed. Dispose off-site.

Procure new grey, R11 grade anti-slip porcelain floor tile. Tile shall also be waterproof, stain resistant, and scratch resistant. Tile shall be 600 mm x 600 mm and shall be set in a clear sand and cement mortar bed.

Procure matching new gray, R11 grade anti-slip 100 mm x 600 mm porcelain wall skirting. Install using tile adhesive on the existing plaster walls.

Grout all joints in the floor tiles and wall skirting with a gray grout Install the floor tile and wall skirting per the manufacturer’s recommendations.

New floor shall be installed at elevation +100 mm to allow space for the replacement of the existing water and drain lines. See the “Passenger Lounge-Developed Floor Tile Layout” for more information.

Contractor shall perform the following actions for the drain and water lines:

Water and Drain Lines:

Remove the existing 25.4 mm cold water PVC pipes and the 12.5 mm hot water PVC pipes supporting the existing sink. Remove the existing 50 mm UPVC drain line for the sink as well.

Install new 25.4 mm cold water Schedule 80 CPVC pipes, 12.5 mm hot water Schedule 80 CPVC pipes and 50 mm UPVC Schedule 80 drain line for the new sink at the locations shown in the attached Enclosure 1, “Ground Floor Water Supply Layout”.

Procure CPVC Schedule 80 pipe and fittings that meet the requirements of ASTM D 2846 or equivalent local code.

Procure UPVC Schedule 80 pipe that meets the requirements of ASTM D 1785 or equivalent local code. UPVC Schedule 80 fittings shall meet the requirements of ASTM 2467 or equivalent local code.

Install piping in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.

The existing plaster walls in the Passenger Lounge Room shall be cleaned and painted with two coats of an acrylic latex paint. Before painting the contractor shall perform the following:

Walls:

Clean the existing walls and remove any loose, flaking, or peeling plaster Spot-prime all removed areas to ensure that the patching compound adheres Fill all holes and large cracks in the plaster with latex plaster patching compound. Compound shall meet the requirements of ANSI Z88.

Cut a piece of mesh tape the appropriate size to fit and place it over the repaired areas. Apply a thin layer of patching compound over the tape. Allow the patch to dry completely.

Sand the patched areas using a fine-grit sanding block. Apply a second layer of patching compound, allow it to dry and sand it smooth to the surface.

Once the walls are properly prepared, paint the existing walls with two coats of a high-grade acrylic latex paint with an eggshell or satin sheen. Color to be selected by the client from paint chips provided by the contractor.

Acoustical Tile Ceiling:

The contractor shall perform the following actions for the acoustical tile ceiling:

Remove the existing 600 x 600 mm mineral fiber acoustic ceiling panels, the metal grid, and the supporting wires and structure.

Procure a new acoustical ceiling system. System shall incorporate the following:

-600 mm x 600 mm mineral fiber acoustic ceiling panels. Color shall be white, and the surface texture shall be fine. Tiles shall be square edged and 15/16” in thickness. Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) shall be between 0.60-0.80 and the Ceiling Attention Class (CAC) shall be between 35-40. Fire Performance shall be Class A (UL). Acoustical tiles shall be soil, impact and scratch resistant.

Suspension system shall be designed for Seismic Design Category B/C and include splayed wires for greater support. It shall be an exposed tee system and include wall molding. Prefabricated corner pieces shall be provided for all outside corners. Tees and wall angles shall be white. Tee width, for both main tee and cross tee, shall be 124 mm (5/16”). Angle molding shall be 22 mm x 22 mm (7/8” x 7/8:”). Tees and wall molding shall be made from hot-dipped galvanized metal.

Surface finish shall be baked polyester paint.

Suspension system shall be manufactured and tested in accordance with ASTM C635. Duty classification shall be Intermediate.

Install the acoustical Ceiling in accordance with the manufacturer’s installation requirements and ASTM C636. Hanger wires shall be a minimum of 12 gauge and shall comply with ASTM C636 requirements.

Acoustical Tile Ceiling shall be installed at the location shown on the attached “Developed Ceiling and Lighting Layout”.

Drywall Ceiling:

A new drywall ceiling shall be installed at the locations shown on the attached “Developed Ceiling and Lighting Layout”. The contractor shall perform the following actions for to the drywall ceiling:

Procure Type X drywall that is 5/8” thick and complies with ASTM C 1396. It shall be noncombustible per ASTM E136. Flame spread, smoke developed, and Class A requirements shall meet the requirements of ASTM E84. Edges shall be tapered. Drywall shall have a UL Classification or Certification.

Place new 20-gauge metal studs in the existing ceiling to support the new drywall ceiling.

Install the Drywall using joint compound and tape. Compound and tape shall conform to ASTM

C475.

Apply and finish the drywall in accordance with ASTM C 840 and the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Prime the new drywall ceiling with an interior water-based primer. After this has dried, paint two coats of a super-flat latex ceiling paint. Color shall be white.

Windows:

The room has three 1750 mm x 900 mm exterior double pane windows and one 1750 mm x 1250 mm interior double pane window.

The contractor shall perform the following actions:

Remove the four existing windows (two W3, one W4 and one W5 as designated on the attached “Ground Floor Plan – Windows”.

Procure two new 1750 mm x 900 mm exterior double pane windows meeting ASTM E1886. Glass shall be 6 mm thick, tempered and frosted. Window frames shall be heavy duty powder coated aluminum.

Install the two new exterior windows in the same openings for the windows labelled as W3 on the attached Enclosure 1, “Ground Floor Plan Drawing – Windows”. Install the windows per the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Procure one new 1750 mm x 1250 mm interior double pane window. Window shall be soundproof with a Sound Transmission Coefficient (STC) of 45. Glass shall be 6 mm thick and be tempered.

Window frames shall be anodized aluminum.

Install the interior window in the same opening for the window labelled as W5 o the attached “Ground Floor Plan – Windows”. Install the window per the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Install three new shutter curtains (i.e., metal blinds) in the three installed windows.

The window labelled W4 on the attached “Ground Floor Plan – Windows” is to be replaced with a new door. This action is addressed in the next section.

See the attached Enclosure 1, “Ground Floor Plan – Windows” drawing for more information

Door:

The room has one existing 800 mm x 2150 mm metal door and associated hardware. To meet fire codes a second exit is required.

Remove the existing metal door and frame. Remove all existing hardware as well Prepare the existing W4 window opening addressed above for a new 800 mm x 2150 mm exterior door.

Procure two new 800 mm x 2150 metal doors. Door to be manufactured from 18-gauge hot-dipped galvanized steel for heavy duty applications. Door shall meet G90 requirements. Door shall conform to the Steel Door Institute Guide Specifications ANSI A250.8 or equivalent. Door frame shall meet the Steel Door Institute Guide Specification ANSI 100-91 or equivalent. Door and frame shall provide at least a 45- minute fire rating. Frame to be manufactured from 16-gauge galvanized steel meeting G90 requirements and be heavy duty to match the door. Frames shall have welded corners.

Procure the following hardware items. Heavy duty door hinges, 4-1/2” x 4” in size, and shall meet ANSI/BHMA A156.1 or equivalent. Door shall be key locked from the outside and have panic hardware on the inside meeting ANSI/BHMA A156.3, Type 1, Grade 1 standard or equivalent.

Lockset shall be Grade 1, for heavy duty, as specified by ANSI (American National Standards Institute). Doors shall be provided with heavy-duty stainless-steel kick plates on both sides.

Commercial grade closure shall meet ANSI 156.4, Grade 1, and UL 10C fire rated requirements.

Install the door, frame and all hardware per the manufacturers’ recommendations. Door and frame to be receive a factory applied finish in a gray color. Door swing to be changed so that it opens into the Main Bay or the exterior of the building (i.e., left hand reverse).

Grout fill the door frame placed at the removed window opening and dowel or duck tail/ tied the frame to the existing wall. Install new masonry to fill in the gap between the existing window opening and the new door.

See the attached Enclosure 1, “Ground Floor Plan-Doors” for more information

Electrical: Power Requirements

The existing room has several power receptacles of various sizes and mountings. Some are flush mounted, while others are surface mounted. Three of the receptacles are duplex, 220V-50 Hz, while five others are single, 220-50 Hz. In addition, there are is one duplex receptacles, 110V-60 Hz, next to the existing entrance door. Wall mounted electrical conduit supports these receptacles. See the attached “Ground Floor Power System Plan” for more information.

Supporting these receptacles are two electrical panels. They are both located outside the room as shown on the attached Enclosure 1, Electrical Panel location.

Also, there are various flush and exposed mounted network sockets installed in the room as well.

Remove all receptacles, boxes, conduits and wiring back to the existing electrical panels Remove all network sockets, boxes, conduits and wiring back to the source.

Remove the two existing electrical panels. Maintain the feed to each panel for reconnection Procure two new 380/220 V, 63 A main, 50 Hz, 3-phase, Distribution Panels with space for 14 circuit breakers. Twelve shall be 16 A, single pole, while two shall be 32 A, three pole. Panel to be UL listed. Panel to have an IP 42 rated enclosure.

Procure seven duplex 220 V, 50 Hz heavy duty industrial grade duplex receptacles, 15A, 2 pole, 3-wire. Color-ivory. Includes wall plates

Procure two duplex Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) 220 V, 50 Hz heavy duty industrial grade receptacles, 15A, 2 pole, 3-wire. Color-ivory. Includes wall plates. GFCI receptacles shall be tamper proof and self-testing. GFCI receptacles shall also meet UL 498/943.

Procure nine single receptacle electrical boxes. Each to be 101 x 50.8 mm (4 x 2 inch), 2-1/8 deep, meeting IP40 requirements. Boxes shall be surface mounted.

Procure two double receptacle electrical boxes. Each box to be 101 x 101 (4 x 4 inch), 2-1/8” deep, meeting IP 40 requirements. Boxes shall be surface mounted.

Install the two new Distribution Panels at the same location as the existing. Connect to the existing panel feed. New panels are to be surface mounted. Ensure that the circuit card is properly filled for each panel.

Install five of the duplex receptacles in five single receptacle electrical boxes at the locations shown on the attached “Power and Receptacle Layout”.

Install two of the duplex receptacles in one of the double receptacle boxes at the location shown on the attached “Power and Receptacle Layout”.

Install the two GFCI Receptacles in two of the single receptacle electrical boxes at the locations shown on the attached “Power and Receptacle Layout”.

The remaining three electrical boxes, one double and two single (for a total of three) are to be installed for future communications connections. Thus, the Contactor is only responsible to install these boxes at the locations shown on the attached “Power and Receptacle Layout” and another firm will provide the communication connections.

All electrical boxes are to be surface mounted.

Procure and install Rigid Electrical Metallic Conduit (EMT), sized according to NEC or IEC for the number and sizes of wires provided but not less than 23 mm (3/4 inch). Conduit to meet UL Safety Standard 797 and be manufactured per ANSI C80.3. Conduit shall be surface mounted.

Procure and install copper electrical wire, sized according to the NEC or IEC for the electrical loads imposed, but shall not be less than 10 or 12 AWG (i.e., 3 and 4 mm2). Wire shall be rated for 75 degree C, 750V, and shall meet THHN/THWN standards per the National Electric Code.

Install all electrical work in accordance with the National Electric Code (NEC) or the International Electric Code (IEC) and per manufacturer’s instructions.

Electrical: Lighting Requirements

The existing room has nine (9) 600 mm x 600 mm recessed mounted multi profile louver luminaire light fixture. Each fixture contains four (4) fluorescent 20W lamps and ballast. See the attached Enclosure 1, “Ground Floor Lighting”.

Remove all nine 600 mm x 600 mm recessed light fixtures including bulbs and ballasts. Remove the single gang light switch at the door.

Remove all conduit and wiring back to the electrical panel Procure eight (8) new recessed 600 mm x 600 mm Light Emitting Diode (LED) light fixtures.

Fixtures shall have a shallow 3-1/4” deep housing to fit within the new acoustical tile ceiling system. Fixture shall have an extruded aluminum frame and injected molded composite endplates.

Optical assembly shall be precision formed with positively retained high optic grade acrylic lenses. Each fixture shall produce 3900 lumens using 220V, 50 Hz, single phase power. One of the new LED light fixtures shall be used for emergency purposes and contain a battery providing two hours of lumination during power outages. Batteries shall be sealed and maintenance free.

Procure two new 220 V, 50 Hz, single phase, LED exit signs above the exit doors above. Exit sign shall meet UL 924, NEC, NFPA 70, and NFPA 101 code requirements. Shall allow for wall and ceiling mounting. Exit light shall include a battery that is sealed, maintenance free and nickel-cadmium type. Includes a replacement battery as well. Battery shall provide a minimum of ninety minutes of light duration in case of emergency. Exit light housing shall be white with green lettering on both sides.

Procure ten (10) new 9W recessed spot LED light fixtures. Fixture shall have an aluminum housing with a polycarbonate aluminum coated reflector. Optical cover/lens shall be frosted.

Overall diameter of the fixture shall be 105 mm. Fixture shall operate using 220V, 50 Hz, single phase power providing a minimum of 1200 lumens.

Procure three (3) new 14W pendant LED light fixtures. Shade shape shall be bowl/dome and shade color shall be clear glass. Shade direction is down. Fixtures shall be no more than 355 mm wide. Fixture shall operate using 220V, 50 Hz, single phase.

Install the above fixtures at the locations shown on the attached “Developed Ceiling and Lighting Layout” included in Enclosure 1.

Procure new conduit and wiring to support each light fixture. Conduit to be rigid electric metallic conduit (EMT), sized according to NEC or IEC for the number of wires provided, but not less than 23 mm (3/4 inch) in diameter. Conduit shall be surface mounted and meet the requirements of UL Safety Standard 797 and be manufactured per ANSI C80.3.

Procure new copper electrical wire to support the above fixtures. Wire shall be sized according to the NEC or IEC for the loads imposed but shall not be less than 10 or 12 AWG (i.e., 3 or 4 mm2).

Electrical wire shall be rated for 75 degrees C, 750V, and shall meet THHN/THWN standards per the National Electric Code.

Procure electrical boxes to support the new light fixtures. Boxes shall be 101 x 101 mm (4 x 4 inches), 2-1/8 inches deep and welded. Boxes to be made from galvanized steel. Boxes shall also be surface mounted.

Procure one duplex (2-gang) electrical box to support the light switch on the right side of the entry door. Box shall be 101 x 101 mm (4 x 4 inches), 2-1/8 inches deep and welded. Boxes to be made from galvanized steel. Boxes shall also be surface mounted.

Procure one single (1-gang) electrical box to support the light switch adjacent to the kitchen counter. Box shall be 101 x 50.8 mm (4 x 2 inches), 2-1/8 inches deep and welded. Box to be made from galvanized steel. Box shall also be surface mounted.

Procure three industrial grade single pole light switches to control the light fixtures. Each switch shall be 16A, 220V, 50 Hz, single phase. Color shall be gray to match the receptacles.

Install conduit and wiring from the new light fixtures to the new power panel.

Install the new duplex light switch electrical box inside the room on the right side of the entry door. Install two of the single pole light switches inside the box. Each light switch shall control a different type of light fixture:

-1 switch is for the 8 LED light fixtures -1 switch is for the 10 LED spot fixtures

Install the single light switch electrical box adjacent to the kitchen counter on the exterior wall.

Install the remaining single pole light switch inside this box. This switch is to control the 3 LED pendant light fixtures.

Mechanical: Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)

The room has an existing air conditioning unit, 3HP, split type, with 90% Efficiency. It was recently installed as a replacement for two non-functioning units. The electric raceway and conduits are installed above the existing false ceiling and there are two disconnect switches of 26A Fuse Switch,220 VAC, ceramic body and molded ivory top with spare fuse holder. The Freon copper conduits and drainpipes are installed at the outside structure wall.

Connect the electrical power circuit for the existing air conditioning unit to the new Distribution Power Panels addressed above.

Procure a new 2.25 HP, split type air conditioning unit. Cooling capacity shall be 18000 BTU.

Contains an anti-dust filter. Unit shall come with a 26A fused disconnect switch.

Install the new air conditioning unit at the location shown on the attached “Ground Floor HVAC Layout” Plan. Installation includes all mechanical and electrical connections, including connection to the new Distribution Panel referenced above.

Installation includes all Freon copper conduits and drainpipes

Architectural: Kitchen Area

The existing Kitchen Area contains two 2000 mm x 610mm wood cabinets, i.e., an upper wall mounted cabinet and a Base Cabinet. See the attached “Existing Via Developed Kitchen Floor Plan”. The upper cabinet consists of four wood doors and shelves, while the base cabinet has five drawers in addition to five wood doors. The base cabinet is topped with a marble countertop. Imbedded in the marble countertop is a stainless-steel double bowl sink and a built-in electric stove.

A non-operating exhaust fan is located above the electric stove in the existing wall.

In addition to the above, the Kitchen Area also has a 2000 mm x 610 mm wood Service Counter with three drawers and a marble top finish. The Service Counter has no utility connections. The Kitchen Area also has a new 7.4 cubic feet Refrigerator with two doors.

NOTE: The Kitchen Area is to be reconfigured per the attached “Developed Furniture Layout” and “Developed Floor Plan” included in Enclosure 1.

Remove all existing cabinetry, countertops, sinks, electric stove and exhaust fans Remove all wall ceramic tiles in the space between the upper and base kitchen cabinets Reconnect the new refrigerator to one of the new duplex receptacles shown on the “Power and

Receptacle Layout” included in Enclosure 1.

Procure new kitchen cabinets (upper and base unit plus the Service Counter) in place of the existing. Dimensions of the new cabinets are detailed on the attached included Enclosure 1.

Cabinets shall be Commercial/Custom Grade in accordance with Section 400 of the Architectural Woodworking Institute, Vol 8. (AWI). Cabinets shall be manufactured from ¾” solid birch wood panels. Drawer guides and hinges shall be soft close and adjustable. Sides (wall and base) and bottom (base) shall be 1/2” A-Grade Plywood with wood veneer.

Procure a double 900 mm x 500 mm bowl stainless steel sink to place inside the Service Counter.

Includes all associated faucets and plumbing connections.

Procure 30 mm thick granite countertops for both the base cabinet and the Service Counter.

Dimensions are detailed in Enclosure 1. Countertop shall have an eased edge. Service Counter shall be polished on all four sides. Color shall be selected by the client from selections provided by the Contractor.

Procure a tile backsplash to be installed between the base unit and the upper kitchen cabinets. Tile backsplash to be complementary with the selected granite counter and shall be selected by the client from selections provided by the Contactor.

Install the new cabinets at the locations shown in the attached “Developed Furniture Layout” and “Developed Floor Plan” included in Enclosure 1. Tie the new double bowl stainless steel sink and faucets to the water and drain lines addressed above. Install the new cabinets in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations

Install the new tile backsplash in accordance with the manufacturer instructions as well.

4. Fitness Room:

The room size is 4.7 meters long by 3.3 meters wide. The room has one access door with standalone keypad lock. one aluminum window with double sliding glass, ceramic tile floor finish with a flat concrete ceiling, and fluorescent lighting. There is an unused kitchen unit consisting of 2000 mm x 650 mm upper cabinet and one 2000 mm x 650 mm lower cabinet. The lower cabinet contains a water sink and electric stove. There is a small wall mounted 220V/50HZ exhaust fan. The fitness equipment includes a malfunctioning treadmill.

The room contains multiple type of 220V electrical receptacles, with all conduits and associated wiring embedded in the wall. The room walls are painted a light gray color, which is stained and peeling. The room contains on 1.5 HP wall mounted split unit air conditioning unit.

Both kitchen cabinets are 2000 mm x 650 mm.

See attached Enclosure 1, “Fitness Room Existing Floor Plan (pg. 16)” for more information on the existing condition of the Fitness Room.

Material and Equipment Removal:

Remove the water sink and electric stove from the lower cabinet. Remove all exposed wiring and disconnect the stove from the electrical distribution panel. Remove all plumbing and water lines supporting the sink and cap at the walls and floor level. Do not leave the drain line open-cap and fill as necessary to keep any gases from entering the room.

Remove the wall mounted exhaust fan and all associated exposed wiring and connection to the electrical panel.

Remove the existing upper and lower kitchen cabinets Note: all exercise equipment is to be removed and replaced by the client. The Contractor has no action in this requirement.

The existing floor consists of 15.5 square meters of 300 mm x 300 mm ceramic tiles. The wall skirting consists of 100 mm ceramic tiles. The floor finish is +100 mm above the Main Bay floor due to the existence of the water supply and drain lines for the existing kitchen.

Remove the existing tile, skirting and mortar bed.

Procure a non-reflective PUR bonded and molded rubber tile with a 4 mm compact top layer.

Thickness of the rubber tile shall be 27 mm, 23 mm base layer and 4 mm top layer. Rubber tiles shall be 1,000 mm x 500 mm and possess a Force Reduction of approximately 38.5%. Color to be selected by the client from standard sample tiles provided by the Contractor.

Procure 100 mm high vinyl cove base molding. Molding shall have a toe to cover the edge between the rubber tile and the wall. Vinyl cove base shall meet ASTM E84 for Class B flammability. Base thickness shall be 3.2 mm. Provide inside and outside corner pieces to match the wall base installation. Vinyl cove base molding shall meet ASTM F1861-Resilent Wall Base, Type TV, Group 2, Style B. Color to be selected from standard sample cover base pieces provided by the Contractor.

Install the rubber tile on top of the existing concrete floor per the manufacturer’s recommendations. Allow time for the rubber tile to acclimate to the local conditions before installation and perform a bond test as required.

Install the vinyl cove base on the walls per the manufacturer’s recommendations. Use a wall base adhesive to install the base as recommended by the manufacturer. Allow the base to acclimate to the local conditions before installation and perform a bond test as required.

The existing plaster walls in the Fitness Room shall be cleaned and painted with two coats of an acrylic latex paint. Before painting the contractor shall perform the following:

Fill all holes and large cracks in the plaster with latex plaster patching compound. Compound shall meet the requirements of ANSI Z88.

Cut a piece of mesh tape the appropriate size to fit and place it over the repaired areas. Apply a thin layer of patching compound over the tape. Allow the patch to dry completely.

Once the walls are properly prepared, paint the existing walls with two coats of a high-grade acrylic latex paint with an eggshell or satin sheen. Color to be selected by the client from paint chips provided by the contractor.

Door:

The room has one existing 800 mm x 2150 mm metal door and associated hardware. Door is controlled by a metal standalone keypad.

Procure one new 800 mm x 2150 metal door. Door to be manufactured from 18-gauge hot-dipped galvanized steel for heavy duty applications. Door shall meet G90 requirements. Door shall conform to the Steel Door Institute Guide Specifications ANSI A250.8 or equivalent. Door frame shall meet the Steel Door Institute Guide Specification ANSI 100-91 or equivalent. Door and frame shall provide at least a 45- minute fire rating. Frame to be manufactured from 16-gauge galvanized steel meeting G90 requirements and be heavy duty to match the door. Frames shall have welded corners.

Procure the following hardware items. Heavy duty door hinges, 4-1/2” x 4” in size, and shall meet ANSI/BHMA A156.1 or equivalent. Door shall be operated by a passage lockset meeting ANSI/BHMA A156.2, Grade 1 standard or equivalent. Lockset shall include a lever handle for entry/exit. Commercial grade closure shall meet ANSI 156.4, Grade 1, and UL 10C fire rated requirements.

Install the door, frame and all hardware per the manufacturers’ recommendations. Door and frame to be receive a factory applied finish in a gray color.

See the attached “Ground Floor Plan-Doors/Windows” (pg. 17) included in Enclosure 1 for more information

Procure a new acoustical ceiling system. System shall incorporate the following:

-600 mm x 600 mm mineral fiber acoustic ceiling panels. Color shall be white, and the surface texture shall be fine. Tiles shall be square edged and 15/16” in thickness. Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) shall be between 0.60-0.80 and the Ceiling Attention Class (CAC) shall be between 35-40. Fire Performance shall be Class A (UL). Acoustical tiles shall be soil, impact and scratch resistant.

Suspension system shall be designed for Seismic Design Category B/C and include splayed wires for greater support. It shall be an exposed tee system and include wall molding. Prefabricated corner pieces shall be provided for all outside corners. Tees and wall angles shall be white. Tee width, for both main tee and cross tee, shall be 124 mm (5/16”). Angle molding shall be 22 mm x 22 mm (7/8” x 7/8:”). Tees and wall molding shall be made from hot-dipped galvanized metal.

Surface finish shall be baked polyester paint.

Suspension system shall be manufactured and tested in accordance with ASTM C635. Duty classification shall be Intermediate.

Install the acoustical Ceiling in accordance with the manufacturer’s installation requirements and ASTM C636. Hanger wires shall be a minimum of 12 gauge and shall comply with ASTM C636 requirements.

Acoustical Tile Ceiling shall be installed at the location shown on Enclosure 1, “Fitness Room Lighting Layout” (pg. 18). Ceiling to be 2750 mm above the finish floor level (FFL).

Electrical: Lighting Requirements

The existing room has four (4) 600 mm x 600 mm ceiling mounted wraparound, acrylic prismatic diffuser light fixtures. Each fixture contains four (4) 18W fluorescent lamps.

Remove all four 600 mm x 600 mm ceiling mounted light fixtures including bulbs and ballasts.

Remove the single gang light switch at the door.

Remove all conduit and wiring back to the electrical panel Procure four (4) new recessed 600 mm x 600 mm Light Emitting Diode (LED) light fixtures.

Fixtures shall have a shallow 3-1/4” deep housing to fit within the new acoustical tile ceiling system. Fixture shall have an extruded aluminum frame and injected molded composite endplates.

Optical assembly shall be precision formed with positively retained high optic grade acrylic lenses. Each fixture shall produce 3900 lumens using 220V, 50 Hz, single phase power. One of the new LED light fixtures shall be used for emergency purposes and contain a battery providing two hours of lumination during power outages. Batteries shall be sealed and maintenance free.

Install the above fixtures at the locations shown on the attached “Fitness Room Lighting Layout”

(pg. 18) included in Enclosure 1.

Procure new conduit and wiring to support each light fixture. Conduit to be rigid electric metallic conduit (EMT), sized according to NEC or IEC for the number of wires provided, but not less than 23 mm (3/4 inch) in diameter. Conduit shall be surface mounted and meet the requirements of UL Safety Standard 797 and be manufactured per ANSI C80.3.

Procure new copper electrical wire to support the above fixtures. Wire shall be sized according to the NEC or IEC for the loads imposed but shall not be less than 10 or 12 AWG (i.e., 3 or 4 mm2).

Electrical wire shall be rated for 75 degrees C, 750V, and shall meet THHN/THWN standards per the National Electric Code.

Procure electrical boxes to support the new light fixtures. Boxes shall be 101 x 101 mm (4 x 4 inches), 2-1/8 inches deep and welded. Boxes to be made from galvanized steel. Boxes shall also be surface mounted.

Procure one single (1-gang) electrical box to support the light switch adjacent to the exit door. Box shall be 101 x 50.8 mm (4 x 2 inches), 2-1/8 inches deep and welded. Box to be made from galvanized steel. Box shall also be surface mounted.

Procure one industrial grade single pole light switch to control the light fixtures. Switch shall be 16A, 220V, 50 Hz, single phase. Color shall be gray to match the receptacles.

Install conduit and wiring from the new light fixtures to the new power panel.

Install the new single light switch electrical box inside the room on the right (open) side of the exit door. Install the single pole light switch inside the box.

Electrical: Power Requirements

The existing room has several power receptacles of various sizes and mountings. Some are wall mounted, while others are floor mounted. Three of the receptacles are 220V-50 Hz, Type F, while one receptacle is 220V-50 Hz, Type G. One GFCI outlet of Type F is provided for the kitchen unit (this is to be removed as noted above).

Procure 6 duplex 220 V, 50 Hz heavy duty industrial grade receptacles, 15A, 2 pole, 3-wire.

Color-ivory. Includes wall plates Procure 4 duplex 110 V, 60 Hz heavy duty industrial grade receptacles, 15A, 2 pole, 3-wire.

Color-ivory. Includes wall plates.

Procure10 single receptacle electrical boxes. Each to be 101 x 50.8 mm (4 x 2 inch), 2-1/8 deep, meeting IP40 requirements. Boxes shall be surface mounted.

Install the 10 duplex receptacles in 10 single receptacle electrical boxes. The 110 V boxes shall be evenly spaced with one outlet installed per wall. The 220V receptacles shall be installed at the locations shown on the attached “Power and Receptacle Layout” (pg. 19) included in Enclosure 1.

All electrical boxes are to be surface mounted.

Procure and install Rigid Electrical Metallic Conduit (EMT), sized according to NEC or IEC for the number and sizes of wires provided but not less than 23 mm (3/4 inch). Conduit to meet UL Safety Standard 797 and be manufactured per ANSI C80.3. Conduit shall be surface mounted.

Procure and install copper electrical wire, sized according to the NEC or IEC for the electrical loads imposed, but shall not be less than 10 or 12 AWG (i.e., 3 and 4 mm2). Wire shall be rated for 75 degree C, 750V, and shall meet THHN/THWN standards per the National Electric Code.

Mechanical: Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)

The room has an existing air conditioning unit, 1.5HP, split type, with 50% Efficiency. The electric raceway and conduits are embedded in the wall and there is a wall mounted 20A disconnect switch. The Freon copper conduits and drainpipes are installed at the outside structure wall.

Remove the existing air conditioning unit and all associated freon conduits and drainpipes.

Remove all exposed electrical conduits and wiring and disconnect this unit from the electrical distribution panel.

Procure a new 2.25 HP, split type air conditioning unit. Cooling capacity shall be 18000 BTU.

Contains an anti-dust filter. Unit shall come with a 26A fused disconnect switch.

Install the new air conditioning unit at the same location as the existing. Installation includes all mechanical and electrical connections, including connection to the new Distribution Panel referenced above. See the attached “Ground Floor HVAC Layout Plan”(pg. 20) for more information.

Installation includes all Freon copper conduits and drainpipes Fill in the hole left by the removal of the existing exhaust fan. Use masonry of the same dimensions as the existing to accomplish this action. Plaster over the patch and paint per the requirements identified above.

5. Washroom:

The room size is 2.8 meters wide by 3.4 meters wide. The room has one metal door to access the room and one window. The floor is ceramic tile with skirting, the walls are painted plaster, and the ceiling is suspended. There is an existing washing machine in the room.

See Enclosure 1 for more information on the existing condition of the Washroom (Existing Ground Floor Plan, Ground Floor Power System Plan, Ground Floor Lighting, Ground Floor and Ventilation System Plan pages 1-4).

The existing floor consists of 300 mm x 300 mm ceramic tiles. The wall skirting consists of 300 mm x100 mm high ceramic tiles.

Remove all existing 300 mm by 300 mm ceramic floor tiles and 100 mm x 300 mm ceramic wall skirting. Removal includes all grout and setting bed. Dispose off-site.

Procure new R11 grade anti-slip porcelain floor tile. Tile shall also be waterproof, stain resistant, and scratch resistant. Tile shall be 300 mm x 300 mm and shall be set in a clear sand and cement mortar bed. Tile color to be selected by the client from standard floor tile samples provided by the contractor.

Procure matching new R11 grade anti-slip 100 mm x 300 mm porcelain wall skirting. Install using tile adhesive on the existing plaster walls. Wall tile color to be selected by the client from standard wall tile samples provided by the contractor.

Grout all joints in the floor tiles and wall skirting.

Install the floor tile and wall skirting in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.

The existing plaster walls in the Washroom shall be cleaned and painted with two coats of an acrylic latex paint. Before painting the contractor shall perform the following:

Spot-prime all removed areas to ensure that the patching compound adheres Fill all holes and large cracks in the plaster with latex plaster patching compound. Compound shall meet the requirements of ANSI Z88.

Cut a piece of mesh tape the appropriate size to fit and place it over the repaired areas. Apply a thin layer of patching compound over the tape. Allow the patch to dry completely.

Once the walls are properly prepared, paint the existing walls with two coats of a high-grade acrylic latex paint with a satin sheen. Color to be selected by the client from paint chips provided by the contractor.

Door:

The room has one existing 800 mm x 2150 mm metal door and associated hardware. The contractor shall perform the following actions:

galvanized steel for heavy duty applications. Door shall meet G90 requirements. Door shall conform to the Steel Door Institute Guide Specifications ANSI A250.8 or equivalent. Door frame shall meet the Steel Door Institute Guide Specification ANSI 100-91 or equivalent. Door and frame shall provide at least a 45- minute fire rating. Frame to be manufactured from 16-gauge galvanized steel meeting G90 requirements and be heavy duty to match the door. Frames shall have welded corners.

Procure the following hardware items. Heavy duty door hinges, 4-1/2” x 4” in size, and shall meet ANSI/BHMA A156.1 or equivalent. Door shall be operated by a passage lockset meeting ANSI/BHMA A156.2, Grade 1 standard or equivalent. Lockset shall include a lever handle for entry/exit. Commercial grade closure shall meet ANSI 156.4, Grade 1, and UL 10C fire rated requirements. Door to have a louver to vent the Washroom space.

Install the door, frame and all hardware per the manufacturers’ recommendations. Door and frame to be receive a factory applied finish in a gray color.

See the attached “Ground Floor Plan-Doors and Windows” included in Enclosure 1 for more information. Note that the showers indicated are not included in this contract. The Washroom is to be repaired utilizing the existing space.

Windows:

The room has one 1500 mm x 900 mm exterior double pane window.

Remove the existing window (W9 as designated on the attached “Ground Floor Plan” Layout.

Procure one new 1500 mm x 900 mm exterior double pane window meeting ASTM E1886. Glass shall be 6 mm thick, tempered and frosted. Window frames shall be heavy duty powder coated aluminum.

Install the new exterior window in the same opening for the window labelled as W9 on the attached “Ground Floor Plan-Doors/Windows” layout. Install the window per the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Install one new shutter curtain (i.e., metal blinds) in the installed window.

See the attached Ground Floor Plan” layout for more information

Remove the existing acoustical tile ceiling including all tiles, tees, and suspension system.

Procure a new acoustical ceiling system. System shall include 600 mm x 600 mm mineral fiber acoustic ceiling panels. Color shall be white, and the surface texture shall be fine. Tiles shall be square edged and 15/16” in thickness. Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) shall be between 0.60-

0.80 and the Ceiling Attention Class (CAC) shall be between 35-40. Fire Performance shall be Class A (UL). Acoustical tiles shall be soil, impact and scratch resistant.

Suspension system shall be designed for Seismic Design Category B/C and include splayed wires for greater support. It shall be an exposed tee system and include wall molding. Prefabricated corner pieces shall be provided for all outside corners. Tees and wall angles shall be white. Tee width, for both main tee and cross tee, shall be 124 mm (5/16”). Angle molding shall be 22 mm x 22 mm (7/8” x 7/8:”). Tees and wall molding shall be made from hot-dipped galvanized metal.

Surface finish shall be baked polyester paint.

Suspension system shall be manufactured and tested in accordance with ASTM C635. Duty classification shall be Intermediate.

Install the acoustical ceiling in accordance with the manufacturer’s installation requirements and

Acoustical Tile Ceiling shall be installed 2438 mm above the finish floor level (FFL).

The existing room has several power receptacles.

Procure four duplex 220 V, 50 Hz heavy duty industrial grade receptacles, 15A, 2 pole, 3-wire.

Color-ivory. Includes wall plates Procure four single receptacle electrical boxes. Each to be 101 x 50.8 mm (4 x 2 inch), 2-1/8 deep, meeting IP40 requirements. Boxes shall be surface mounted.

Install the four duplex receptacles in the four single receptacle electrical boxes at the locations shown on the attached Power and Receptacle Layout.

All electrical boxes are to be surface mounted.

Procure and install Rigid Electrical Metallic Conduit (EMT), sized according to NEC or IEC for the number and sizes of wires provided but not less than 23 mm (3/4 inch). Conduit to meet UL Safety Standard 797 and be manufactured per ANSI C80.3. Conduit shall be surface mounted.

Procure and install copper electrical wire, sized according to the NEC or IEC for the electrical for 75 degree C, 750V, and shall meet THHN/THWN standards per the National Electric Code.

Install all electrical work in accordance with the National Electric Code (NEC) or the International

The existing room has two (2) 600 mm x 1200 mm recessed mounted multi-profile louver light fixtures.

Each fixture contains four (4) 20W fluorescent lamps.

Remove both 600 mm x 1200 mm recessed ceiling mounted light fixtures including bulbs and ballasts. Remove the single gang light switch at the door.

Remove all conduit and wiring back to the electrical panel Procure four (4) new recessed 600 mm x 600 mm Light Emitting Diode (LED) light fixtures.

Fixtures shall have a shallow 3-1/4” deep housing to fit within the new acoustical tile ceiling system. Fixture shall have an extruded aluminum frame and injected molded composite endplates.

Optical assembly shall be precision formed with positively retained high optic grade acrylic lenses. Each fixture shall produce 3900 lumens using 220V, 50 Hz, single phase power. One of the new LED light fixtures shall be used for emergency purposes and contain a battery providing two hours of lumination during power outages. Batteries shall be sealed and maintenance free.

Install the above fixtures at the locations shown on the provided Enclosure 1.

Procure new conduit and wiring to support each light fixture. Conduit to be rigid electric metallic conduit (EMT), sized according to NEC or IEC for the number of wires provided, but not less than 23 mm (3/4 inch) in diameter. Conduit shall be surface mounted and meet the requirements of UL Safety Standard 797 and be manufactured per ANSI C80.3.

Procure new copper electrical wire to support the above fixtures. Wire shall be sized according to the NEC or IEC for the loads imposed but shall not be less than 10 or 12 AWG (i.e., 3 or 4 mm2).

Electrical wire shall be rated for 75 degrees C, 750V, and shall meet THHN/THWN standards per the National Electric Code.

Procure electrical boxes to support the new light fixtures. Boxes shall be 101 x 101 mm (4 x 4 inches), 2-1/8 inches deep and welded. Boxes to be made from galvanized steel. Boxes shall also be surface mounted.

Procure one single (1-gang) electrical box to support the light switch adjacent to the exit door. Box shall be 101 x 50.8 mm (4 x 2 inches), 2-1/8 inches deep and welded. Box to be made from galvanized steel. Box shall also be surface mounted.

Procure one industrial grade single pole light switch to control the light fixtures. Switch shall be 16A, 220V, 50 Hz, single phase. Color shall be gray to match the receptacles.

Install conduit and wiring from the new light fixtures to the new power panel.

Install the new single light switch electrical box inside the room on the right (open) side of the exit door. Install the single pole light switch inside the box.

Mechanical: Exhaust Fan Requirements

The existing room has an existing inoperable exhaust fan in…