Y26-717_Drawings.pdf

This file contains engineering drawings and specifications for the Female Detention Center Building Automation, Fire Alarm, and Smoke Control System Replacements project located at 3723 Vision Boulevard, Orlando, Florida 32839, prepared by Hanson Professional Services Inc. for Orange County, Florida. The project scope includes replacement of the existing Schneider Building Automation System with a Johnson Controls Metasys system, replacement of existing smoke exhaust fans, demolition of existing supply pressurization fans, replacement of smoke and combination fire/smoke dampers, replacement of the fire alarm system including the Fire Alarm Control Panel and end devices, and roof deck infill for removed equipment. The construction documents are based on the 2023 Florida Building Code, 2023 Florida Mechanical Code, 2020 NEC standards, and ASCE 7-22 design criteria. The drawings include 100% Construction Documents dated April 26, 2024, with a comprehensive drawing index covering structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, and fire alarm demolition and renovation plans across multiple building areas and floor levels. The related solicitation Y26-717 indicates an estimated project cost of $6,000,000.00 with sealed bids due by 4:00 pm EST on Thursday, February 5, 2026, through the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform, with questions due by Thursday, January 22, 2026 at 5:00 pm EST.

The smoke control system design complies with 2023 Florida Building Code Section 909 requirements and is based on a rational analysis performed by Jensen Hughes. The system utilizes pressurization methods with minimum air pressure differentials of 0.05 inches of water gauge across smoke barriers and maximum differentials of 0.20 inches of water gauge. All smoke control components must be UL-listed and approved, with smoke dampers and fire/smoke dampers rated at minimum 250°F leakage Class II, except exhaust ductwork dampers which require 350°F rating with 350°F fusible links. The fire alarm system must include a UL-listed smoke control station capable of performing weekly self-tests of all smoke control equipment with automatic reporting of failures to the central station. Commissioning requirements include duct pressure testing to 1.5 times maximum design pressure with leakage not exceeding 5 percent of design flow, individual component testing, and full system performance testing to verify proper pressure differentials and door operation. Periodic semi-annual testing is recommended per NFPA 92 standards in addition to weekly automated testing. The project requires shop drawing submissions for structural steel, roof metal deck, and rooftop equipment anchorages with designs and calculations signed and sealed by a Florida-registered engineer.