Denver Public Schools 18-KN-6048-B4 PROJECT...

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PROJECT MANUAL

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 IN THE

CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER AND STATE OF COLORADO

PROJECT: LED Lighting Retrofit Bundle #4 LOCATION: Project #

District Wide - Multi Site 6048-B4

BID #: 18-KN-6048-B4 DATE: March 9, 2018

Architect

Colorado Lighting 2171 East 74th Ave, Denver, CO 80229

Denver Public Schools Construction Services / Strategic Sourcing

1617 S. Acoma St. Denver, Colorado 80223

18-KN-6048-B4

VENDOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Purpose: The purpose of this Solicitation is to provide Denver Public Schools a bid for LED Lighting Retrofits as described in the Scope of Work/Specifications and the Agreement.

Date: March 9, 2018

Bid number: 18-KN-6048-B4

Proposal title: LED Lighting Retrofit Bundle #4

Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference March 15, 2018, 2:00 pm at 1617 S. Acoma St. Denver, CO 80223

*MUST be on time to be eligible to bid* Deadline for Submitting Questions: March 30, 2018, 2:00 pm *All questions MUST be emailed* Bids will be received until: April 6, 2018

9:00 AM, Local Denver Time at 1617 S. Acoma St., Denver, CO 80223

For additional information please contact: Katherine Newby Strategic Sourcing

Email Address [email protected]

Documents included in this package: Vendor Acknowledgement

Instructions to Vendors Bid Form Diverse Business Inclusion Commitment Bid Bond Form Performance and Payment Bond Form Contractor Safety Statement Construction Agreement Construction Agreement Exhibits General Conditions Scope of Work/Specifications

The undersigned hereby affirms that (1) he/she is a duly authorized agent of the Vendor, (2) he/she has read all terms and conditions, technical specifications and all other Solicitation Documents which were made available in conjunction with this Solicitation and fully understands and accepts them, (3) that the offer is being submitted on behalf of the Vendor in accordance with any terms and conditions set forth in this document, and (4) that the Vendor will accept any awards made to it as a result of the offer submitted herein for a minimum of ninety (90) calendar days following the date of submission.

VENDOR PRINT OR TYPE YOUR INFORMATION

(Include this form in your proposal)

Name of Company: ____________________________________________ Fax: _____________

Address: ________________________ City/State: ________________ Zip: ______________

Contact Person: ___________________ Title: _____________________ Phone: ___________

Authorized Representative’s Signature: ____________________________ Phone: ___________

Printed Name: ____________________ Title: _____________________ Date: ____________

Email Address: ___________________ Approved by: ______________ Date: ____________

Addendum(s) Acknowledged

INSTRUCTIONS TO VENDORS

***ALL PRE-PROPOSAL MEETINGS WILL START PROMPTLY AT THE TIME STATED. ANY VENDOR ARRIVING AFTER THE SCHEDULED TIME WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO PROPOSE***

In addition to matters appearing in the Pricing Template, all vendors shall pay close attention to the following:

SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES: The following activities outline the process to be used to solicit vendor responses and to evaluate each vendor proposal.

March 9, 2018 Distribute Request for Proposal March 15, 2018 Mandatory pre-proposal conference – 2:00 PM March 30, 2018 Deadline for submitting questions – 2:00 PM April 6, 2018 Proposal due date – 9:00 AM February 1, 2019 Substantial Completion March 1, 2019 Final Completion

Sealed proposals will be received by School District No. 1 in the City and County of Denver and State of Colorado at the Construction Services offices at 1617 S. Acoma St., Denver, CO 80223. Proposals should be address with attention to: 18-KN-6048-B4 and will be accepted until 9:00 AM on April 6, 2018. Following the submission of proposals, there will be a public opening.

Proposals received after closing time of 9:00 A.M. will be returned unopened.

The project is to be substantially completed by February 1, 2019. The entire project is to be completed in time to be accepted by the District on or before March 1, 2019, or as otherwise provided for in the specifications.

MINORITY AND WOMAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PARTICIPATION

As described in the Diverse Business Inclusion Commitment included in this Project Manual, the District has established a goal for the utilization of Certified MWBEs for this project. You must include as part of your submission an executed Diverse Business Inclusion Commitment Form, otherwise your submission will be deemed non-responsive and it will be rejected.

PROJECT GOAL: Certified MWBEs shall perform 35% of the Project’s total work, as calculated by the percentage of the Project’s total payments that are made to Certified MWBEs. If you cannot commit to the stated goal for the project, you will be given a percentage of the points available based on your MBWE commitment (percentage scoring explained below).

1. PRICING TEMPLATE: The proposer shall only use the forms provided and prepared by DPS, which are as follows:

Base Bid

Diverse Business Inclusion Commitment

Bid Bond (unless the required Bid Guaranty is in the form of a cashier’s or certified check).

Proof of Advertisement: For Proposals of $250,000 and above, the Contractor shall submit as part of Proposal documentation, a copy of contractor’s advertisement inviting Proposals from BDOP contractors as specified in the General Conditions

All blank spaces in these forms must be completely and correctly filled in with ink or typewriter. In case of conflict between words and numerals, the words will govern, unless obviously incorrect. A Proposal must be submitted on all alternates listed.

The Bid Bond (if this type of Bid Guaranty is used) must be accompanied by a duly executed Power of Attorney from the surety company.

Each Proposer shall be responsible for, and shall be deemed to have received, all the information contained in the Contract Documents as distributed by DPS pursuant to the Notice of Request for Proposals, including addenda, whether or not such Proposer has reviewed all or part of the Contract Documents in either its hard copy form or in any other format.

2. Bonding Requirements: In accordance with the provisions of the General Contract Conditions, Performance and Payment Bonds section, the minimum bonding requirements for this project or contract are: 100% of the value of the project.

Upon receipt of the Notice of Award letter, the apparent low Proposer must provide sufficient proof of that, the apparent low Proposer can purchase, execute and furnish to the district, along with appropriate Powers of Attorney and a surety authorization letter (in form similar to the one attached), a Performance And Payment Bond in accordance with the requirements contained herein above.

3. Complete the Pricing Template

The Proposer must complete the Bid Form by legibly writing or printing in ink, in words and figures as required, all the Proposer's prices offered for the Work to be performed. All blank spaces, which require a response of the Proposer, must be properly completed in full. If in the process of evaluating a Proposal, words and figures, as written on the Pricing Template by the Proposer, do not agree, the written words will govern.

4. Proposal Submission: A Proposal must be submitted in a sealed envelope marked as follows:

Name and Address of Proposer or Proposer’s Business, Company and/or Organization Denver Public Schools Strategic Sourcing Department 1617 S. Acoma St. Denver, CO 80223 ATTN: 18-KN-6048-B4

FAXED PROPOSALS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE METHOD OF DELIVERY

Each Proposal must be submitted on a form prepared by School District No. 1 and must be accompanied by a Bid Guaranty in an amount not less than five per cent of the total Proposal price.

5. Bid (Guarantee) Bond: As a guarantee of good faith on the part of the Proposer, each Proposal must be accompanied by a Bid guarantee. The Bid Guarantee shall be either: (1) a cashier's check, (2) a certified check, or (3) a bid bond submitted on a form prepared by the District. The Bid Guarantee must be payable to the School District. The awarded vendor agrees not to withdraw the Bid Guarantee for ninety days after the date of the bid opening. Vendor awarded the contract or project will, within reasonable time after receipt of the Notice of Award but before the receipt of the Notice to Proceed from the district, shall execute the contract with the School District and furnish the required Performance Bond by no later than the date as the bid requires Certificates of Insurance and any and all documents the district may require. If the awarded vendor fails to execute a contract in the form prescribed or to furnish a performance and payment bond with a legally responsible and approved surety or to furnish the required evidence of insurance or satisfy all conditions precedent to contract execution after such notice is given by the district, the apparent low bidder’s bid guarantee shall be forfeited as liquidated damages and not as a penalty. The bid guarantee shall be in the amount of five percent (5%) of the total bid unless otherwise specified in the Notice of Invitation for Bids and on the form appearing in the Contract Documents in the Pricing Template and Submittal Package. Failure to submit a proper bid guarantee, satisfying all of the requirements specified herein and on the form provided herein shall render the bid nonresponsive and may constitute cause for rejection.

6. EVALUATION CRITERIA. An evaluation committee composed of representatives selected by District will perform the evaluation of proposals. The committee shall evaluate statements of qualifications and performance data submitted by the Vendor and may conduct interviews based upon evaluation factors listed in the proposal requirements. Proposals will be evaluated and scored by the committee based on the requirements listed below.

Pricing Template 85 Pricing will solely be scored using a formula. Lowest price will be awarded full points for the category and then all other Proposals will receive a percentage of the points for pricing based on the percentage they are, as compared to the low Proposal.

Diverse Business Commitment 15 Required to complete and return the Affirmation of Diverse Business Inclusion Commitment form. (attached) Diverse Business Outreach will be scored using a formula. If a vendor meets or exceeds the diversity goal, then they will be given the full amount of points available. If a vendor cannot meet the goal then they will receive a percentage of the total points possible based on the percentage they are, as compared to the diversity goal. **If a vendor only commits to 15% on a 20% diversity goal then they will be given 75% of the available points, 11.25.

7. Inconsistencies and omissions: Any seeming inconsistencies between any plans or specifications or provisions of the contract documents, or any other matter seeming to require explanation, must be inquired into by the prospective vendor at least 72 hours (excluding Sundays and holidays) prior to the time set for the opening of Proposals. Decisions of major importance on such matters will be issued in the form of addenda. All addenda shall become part of the contract documents and receipt of the same by the vendor must be acknowledged on the Base Bid form.

If any prospective vendor notices that any sheet or page or other portion of the contract documents is missing, it shall be his responsibility to obtain such missing sheet, page or other portion.

8. Approvals: Requests for approval of equal products or materials must be written and must be received by the architect at least seven (7) working days prior to the Proposal opening. Requirements for the form and content of such requests are included in the contract documents. No request for substitutions will be considered after Proposal opening.

9. Must be Engaged in Supplying Products or Services Rendered: Pre-award inspection of the Vendor's facility may be made prior to award of the contract. Solicitations will only be considered from firms which have been engaged in the business of manufacturing or distributing the goods and/or performing services as described in this solicitation. The Vendors must be able to produce evidence that they have an established satisfactory record of performance for a reasonable period of time and have sufficient financial support, equipment and organization to ensure that they can satisfactorily execute the services if awarded a contract. The term equipment and organization as used herein shall be construed to mean a fully equipped and well established company in line with the best business practices in the industry and as determined by the proper authorities of the District. The District reserves the right, before awarding the contract, to require a Vendor to submit such evidence of its qualifications as it may deem necessary, and may consider any evidence available to it (including, but not limited to, the financial, technical and other qualifications and abilities of the Vendor, including past performance and experience with the District) in making the award in the best interest of the District.

i. Local office shall be required: Due to the service level required in conjunction with this Solicitation, the Vendor shall maintain an office within the Colorado, area. This office shall be staffed by a competent company representative(s) who can be contacted during normal business hours and who is authorized to discuss matters pertaining to the contract.

10. Withdrawal of Proposals: Offers may be withdrawn prior to the time and date submittals are due. Such requests must be made in writing on company letterhead.

Offers may not be withdrawn after the time and date set for the opening for a period of ninety calendar days. If an Offer is withdrawn by the Vendor during this ninety day period, the District may, at its option, suspend the Vendor from the Proposal list and may not accept any Offer from the Vendor for a six month period following the withdrawal.

11. Applicable laws, regulations and DPS Board policies: Each vendor will be assumed to be familiar with all state and local laws, charter provisions, codes, ordinances, regulations and DPS Board of Education policies which might in any manner affect the work to be done or those to be employed in or about the work. No plea of misunderstanding or ignorance on the part of any successful vendor will in any way excuse such vendor from the necessity of full compliance with every such law, charter provision, code, ordinance and regulation.

i. Corporations and Partnerships: Vendors on public contract for services shall comply with the provisions of CRS §8-17.5-101 et seq., which requires a Contractor to certify that the Vendor and its sub-contractors do not knowingly employ illegal aliens on public contracts for services. Non-compliance with certification requirements may result in penalties including termination of the awarded contract. If so terminated, Contractor shall be liable for all actual and consequential damages; or

ii. Sole Proprietorships and Individuals: Vendors on public contract for services who are sole proprietors and persons eighteen years of age or older shall comply with the provisions of CRS §24-76.5-101 et seq., which requires the submission of a sworn affidavit that you are lawfully present in the United States before signing of the Agreement for any public benefit such as this contract. Any person who knowingly makes a false, fictitious, or fraudulent statement or representation in an affidavit shall be in violation of C.R.S. 18-8-503.

See the Proposal documents and the contract’s general terms and conditions for additional information.

12. Preference to Colorado Materials: The work shall be done by materials produced or manufactured in Colorado, provided Colorado materials can be obtained in marketable quantities and provided that such preference need not be given to materials of a quality inferior to the quality of the materials offered by competitors outside the state, although a differential of not to exceed 5% may be allowed in cost of Colorado materials of equal quality, all as provided by law.

13. Mandatory Pre-Proposal Meeting: All prospective vendors are required to attend a mandatory pre-Proposal conference commencing at 2:00 PM local time, on March 15, 2018, at 1617 S. Acoma St. Denver, CO 80223-Room 113. Independent inspections of the sites may be conducted by the vendors Monday through Friday from 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. during the Proposal period. The vendors must check into the school’s office to obtain a visitor’s pass and must also check out of the office.

14. Equal Opportunity: The District intends and expects that the contracting processes of the school district and its contractors provide equal opportunity without regard to gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, or disability and that its contractors make available equal opportunities to the extent third parties are engaged to provide goods and services to the school district as subcontractors, vendors, or otherwise. Accordingly, the contractor shall not discriminate on any of the foregoing grounds in the performance of the contract and shall make available equal opportunities to the extent third parties are engaged to provide goods or services in connection with performance of the contract. The Vendor shall disseminate information regarding all subcontracting opportunities under this contract in a manner reasonably calculated to reach all qualified potential subcontractors who may be interested. The contractor shall maintain records demonstrating its compliance with this article and shall make such records available to the Owner upon the Owner’s request.

15. Intent to Award Notice: The Intent to Award shall be emailed to the successful bidder and all bidders on the project will be notified of the Districts Intent to Award via email. This shall serve as notice to all Vendors of the District's intent to make award to the highest scoring Vendor. Vendors may request a copy of the pricing sheet by emailing the buyer at [email protected]. If it is determined by the District that there are no Vendors that could be grieved by the award of this solicitation, The District reserves the right to waive or shorten the protest period and proceed with award.

16. Appeal of Award: Vendors may appeal by submitting, in writing, a detailed request for reconsideration to the District's Executive Director of Facility Management within 72 hours after the recommendation of award is posted on the Strategic Sourcing Department's web site at http://purchasing.dpsk12.org/bids/default.asp, provided that the appeal is sought by the Vendor prior to the District finalizing a contract with the selected vendor.

17. Execution of Documents: The vendor to whom the work is awarded will be required to execute three copies of the formal Agreement with the School District, on forms supplied by the District, to furnish, at the vendor's expense, three fully executed copies of the required Contractor's Performance and Payment Bond, and to furnish the requisite Certificates of Insurance and insurance endorsements, all within five (5) business days from the date of the Notice of Award. If such vendor fails to execute said Agreement and to furnish said Bond and Insurance documents within said five (5) day period, the District shall be entitled to collect the amount of such vendor's Bid Guaranty as liquidated damages, to consider all rights arising out of the District's acceptance of such vendor's Bid as abandoned and to award the work covered by such Bid to another, or to re-advertise the work, or otherwise dispose of the work, as the District may see fit.

18. Owner’s Project Representative: All questions regarding the Specifications and Contract Documents for this project shall be directed to: DPS Strategic Sourcing: Katherine Newby Email: [email protected]

19. Special Note to All Vendors: Each vendor shall be assumed to be familiar with the complete set of Contract Documents and to have given due consideration to all existing conditions and limitations under which the work is to be performed. The submission of a Proposal will be construed as conclusive evidence that the vendor has made such examination.

Vendor’s failure to comply with all the requirements for Proposals including documents to be submitted therewith, the use of proper forms, their proper and complete execution including the filling in of all blank spaces therein, may result in the rejection of Proposal.

The School District reserves the right to reject any or all Proposals, to waive any informalities, and to accept any Proposal deemed desirable.

http://purchasing.dpsk12.org/bids/default.asp

20. Liquidated Damages for Delay The liquidated damages amount applied under Section 3.5 of the General Conditions of the Contract for delays in Substantial Completion is $2,000.00 per day. The liquidated damages amount applied under Section 3.5 of the General Conditions of the Contract for delays in Final Completion is $1,000.00 per day.

21. Rejection: Vendor’s failure to comply with all the requirements for the Proposal including documents submitted therewith, the use of proper forms, their proper and complete execution including the filling in of all blank spaces therein, may result in a rejection of Proposal. This solicitation does not commit the District to award a contract, to pay any costs incurred in the preparation of a Proposal, or to procure or contract for the articles of goods or service. The District reserves the right to waive insignificant requirements, to accept or reject any or all Proposals or portions of Proposals for just cause received as a result of this request or to cancel in part or in its entirety this Proposal, if it is in the best interest of the District to do so.

22. PROPOSAL REQUIREMENTS All questions must be directed to [email protected] by the question due date detailed in this RFP. Any RFP-related contact with DPS Project Management staff is prohibited during the RFP process. All proposal preparation and development costs are to be borne by the Vendor. The Offer shall be sealed in an envelope with the Vendor’s name and the RFP number on the outside. Please furnish one (1) master copy with original signature, please no CD’s or emails.

All proposals must contain the following information:

Tab A (Submittal Documents)

Vendor Acknowledgement Form, Addendum Acknowledgements, and Bid Bond. Tab B (Diverse Business Commitment)

Complete and return the Affirmation of Diverse Business Inclusion Commitment form. Diverse Business Outreach will be scored using a formula. If a vendor meets or exceeds the diversity goal, then they will be given the full amount of points available. If a vendor cannot meet the goal then they will receive a percentage of the total points possible based on the percentage they are, as compared to the diversity goal. **If a vendor only commits to 15% on a 20% diversity goal then they will be given 75% of the available points, 11.25. Tab C (Pricing Template)

Pricing will solely be scored using a formula. Lowest price will be awarded full points for the category and then all other Proposals will receive a percentage of the points for pricing based on the percentage they are, as compared to the low Proposal.

Pricing Template

TO: SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 1 IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER AND STATE OF COLORADO

PROJECT: 18-KN-6048-B4

SCOPE OF WORK:

Retrofit 41 Denver Public School buildings with LED (Exhibit #1).

All sites have been assessed and the fixture counts are provided (Exhibit #2)

There are two alternates for the installations at the Steck and Grant locations (Exhibit #3)

All materials used in the retrofit are required to comply with the Specifications (Exhibit #4). -GE and Phillips products are the only approved manufacturers.

GE and Phillips fixture approved Alternates (Exhibit #5)

All questions from previous bid bundles (Exhibit #6)

18-KN-6048-B4

School Bid Amount

Total for 41 Building Locations $______________________________

Knapp Base Bid $______________________________

Fallis and Cottage Base Bid $______________________________

Greenwood, Modulars 1&2, and Storage Base Bid $______________________________

Force Base Bid $______________________________

Grant Base Bid $______________________________

Kaiser Base Bid $______________________________

Garden Place Base Bid $______________________________

North HS and Welcome Center Base Bid $______________________________

Barnum Base Bid $______________________________

Doull Base Bid $______________________________

Archuleta and Modulars 1&2 Base Bid $______________________________

Godsman and Modular Base Bid $______________________________

King (MLK) Base Bid $______________________________

Gust Base Bid $______________________________

Maxwell and Modular Base Bid $______________________________

Skinner Base Bid $______________________________

Southmoor and Modulars 1&2 Base Bid $______________________________

Steck Base Bid $______________________________

Lincoln ES Base Bid $______________________________

Knight Base Bid $______________________________

Conservatory Green Base Bid $______________________________

Sabin Base Bid $______________________________

Lowry Base Bid $______________________________

Jefferson HS Base Bid $______________________________

Escalante-Biggs Base Bid $______________________________

Cory Base Bid $______________________________

Bryant-Webster Base Bid $______________________________

Brown Base Bid $______________________________

McGlone and Cottage Base Bid $______________________________

ALTERNATES

Alternate #1: Steck $______________________________

Alternate #2: Grant $______________________________

UNIT COST

LED Retrofit Kit 2'x4' $______________________________

LED15T8/DR/D2L $______________________________

LED15T8/DR/D4L $______________________________

LED15T8/G/4/840 $______________________________

LED21T8/G/4/840 $______________________________

Emergency Lighting Battery Backup $______________________________

Diverse Business Inclusion Commitment

Pursuant to Board of Education Policy ACE: Equitable and Inclusive Contracting, the District has

set a Project Goal that certified minority and women owned business enterprises (“Certified MWBEs”)

shall perform 35% of the Project’s total work, as calculated by the percentage of the Project’s total

payments that are made to Certified MWBEs.

Work performed on the project by Certified MWBEs will count towards the Project Goal. This will

include work performed by the general or prime contractor, subcontractors, and joint ventures that include

a Certified MWBE. Work performed by joint ventures that include Certified MWBE firms will count

towards the Project Goal according to the percentage of ownership and control that the Certified MWBE

holds in in the Joint Venture.

Certified MWBE firms are defined as businesses: (i) owned or controlled by Native Americans,

Asian Americans, African Americans, Hispanics, or women; (ii) located in the Denver Aurora Combined

Statistical Area (as defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget)1; and (iii) holding a

certification from the City and County of Denver, the Mountain Plains Supplier Development Council, the

Women’s Business Enterprise Council, or another governmental or industry agency acceptable to Owner.

A business is deemed owned by whoever holds at least 51% of the equity interest in the enterprise. A

business is deemed controlled by its chief executive officer (if the business is a corporation), its managing

partner (if business is a partnership), the proprietor (if the business is a sole proprietorship), and in all

cases by the person or persons with ultimate decision-making authority in the ongoing, day-to-day

operation of the business. A business is deemed located in the Denver Aurora Combined Statistical Area

if its headquarters or a local office is located within the area.2

Bid applicants must state their commitment to the Project Goal by executing and submitting the

following Affirmation of Diverse Business Inclusion Commitment. At time of award, the applicant with the

apparent winning bid will have three days to submit to Owner a letter describing its plan to meet the

Project Goal along with Letters of Intent (LOI) it has reached with the Certified MWBEs who will

participate in the Project. The LOIs should provide documentation of the commitments by Contractor and

subcontractors related to the Project, including a description of the type and amount of work to be

1 The Denver Aurora CSA consists of the following counties: Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Clear Creek, Denver, Douglas, Elbert, Gilpin, Jefferson, Park and Weld. 2 Owner provides on its Website the “Denver Public Schools Diverse Business Directory”. Contractors may also utilize the websites of the City & County of Denver, www.denvergov.org, Rocky Mountain Minority Supplier Development Council, www.rmmsdc.org, Mountain Plains Minority Supplier Development Council, www.msdc.org, U.S. Small Business Administration, www.sba.gov, State of Colorado/DBE Certification, www.dot.state.co.us/eeo/certification, and Regional Transportation District, www.rtd-denver.com.

performed by the subcontractor. Copies of MWBE certifications must also be attached. If work performed

by the general contractor or a joint venture are to be counted towards the Project Goal, then current

MWBE certifications for the general contractor or the member of the joint venture must be included.

During the project and upon conclusion, Contractor shall provide information to the Owner

demonstrating its use of Certified MWBEs. If Contractor cannot demonstrate that it fulfilled its Diverse

Business Inclusion Commitment, then Contractor is subject to, among other things, being prohibited from

applying for future contracts with Owner for a period of at least six months after conclusion of the Project.

At the conclusion of the suspension period, Contractor must, to the satisfaction of Owner, provide in

writing an explanation for its failure to meet its commitment and a description of its plan to ensure that it

achieves future commitments made to the District.

Affirmation of Diverse Business Inclusion Commitment

I _____ [insert signatory’s name]______________have read and understand this Diverse

Business Inclusion Commitment, I am authorized to act on behalf of

_____[insert company name]______________________, which includes the authorization to commit to

meeting a Diverse Business Inclusion Commitment, and I hereby commit that

_______[insert company name] _____________ will meet the Project Goal that Certified MWBEs will

perform ____% of the Project’s total work, as calculated by the percentage of the Project’s total payments

that are made to Certified MWBEs.

_______________________________________ _________________ Signature Date _______________________________________ Name (print) _______________________________________ Denver Public Schools Project Name

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER

AND STATE OF COLORADO

PROJECT: LOCATION: KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we [the Contractor] _____________________ [hereinafter called “Principal”], and _________________________ [ hereinafter called “Surety”], a corporation organized and existing under the laws of _______________ and duly authorized to transact such business in Colorado, are held and firmly bound unto School District No. 1 in the City and County of Denver and State of Colorado [hereinafter called “Obligee”], in the sum of five per cent (5%) of the Principal’s total bid price as lawful money of the United States, for the payment of which sum, well and truly to be made to the Obligee, the Principal and Surety bind themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. WHEREAS, the Principal is submitting a proposal, or bid, for the above described project for the Obligee, and said Obligee has required as a condition for receiving said proposal that it be accompanied by the specified Proposal Guaranty in an amount not less than five percent (5%) of the Principal’s total bid price, in pursuance of which requirement this Bid Bond is made, executed, and delivered. Now, the condition of this obligation is such that if the Principal shall maintain said proposal or bid in full force and effect for ninety days after the opening of the bids for such project, or, if the Principal’s proposal or bid is accepted, the Principal shall, within the prescribed time, enter into the required formal Agreement with the Obligee, furnish the required Certificates of Insurance and furnish the required Contractor’s Performance Bond, then this obligation shall be null and void, otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect. Signed, sealed, and delivered this __________________day of ____________________, 20___ (SEAL)

PRINCIPAL

Attest: By _____________________________ By _____________________________ Title ____________________________ Title ____________________________ (SEAL) SURETY By _______________________________ Attorney-in-Fact

THIS BOND MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A POWER OF ATTORNEY

BID BOND

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.1 IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER


PERFORMANCE AND PAYMENT BOND Bond No._________ (the “Bond”) KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that _________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________, as Principal (the “Principal”), and _______________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of _______________________, and authorized to transact business in the State of Colorado, as Surety (the “Surety”), jointly and severally, bind themselves, their heirs, personal representatives, successors, and assigns to the SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.1 IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER AND STATE OF COLORADO (the “Owner”), in the principal amount of _________________________________________________________ ($______________) as adjusted by approved change orders (not to exceed ten (10) percent of the principal amount of this Bond unless expressly approved by the Surety, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld) and interest as provided by law (collectively referred to herein as the “Penal Sum”), for the performance of and payment of all amounts due under the agreement between the Principal and the Owner, dated _______________, 20__, (the “Agreement”) for the following project: _______________________________________________________ (the “Project”), together with the obligations of the Contract Documents, as defined in the Agreement, all of the documents are incorporated by this reference and shall be, collectively, referred to as, the “Contract”. The condition of this obligation is such that, if the Principal shall at all times duly, promptly, and properly perform all the terms and conditions of the Contract and any authorized modifications thereof during the original term of the Contract, any extensions thereof that may be granted by the Owner, and during the term of any guarantee or warranty required under the Contract; and promptly make payment of all amounts, claims, or demands lawfully due to all persons, firms, associations, or corporations supplying or furnishing to the Principal or its subcontractors labor or materials, supplies, or equipment which are used, provided, or performed in the prosecution of the work provided for in the Contract and any and all duly authorized modifications of the Contract that may hereafter be made, then the Principal and Surety shall have no obligation under this Bond, otherwise, it shall remain in full force and effect and the Surety shall pay the full value of all payment amounts, claims or demands lawfully due and shall indemnify and hold the Owner harmless from all payments which the Owner may be required to make under the Contract or applicable law in excess of the Contract price not exceeding the amount of this obligation, together with interest as provided by law, as well as attorneys’ fees and costs incurred by the Owner in the resolution of any claim. Whenever the Owner terminates the Contract in accordance with the terms thereof, the Surety shall, within fifteen (15) calendar days after written notice of such termination, notify the Owner in writing of its election to complete the Contract in accordance with its terms, or notify the Owner that the Surety elects not to complete the Contract. If the Surety fails to give the written notice so required within such time period, then it will be deemed to have elected not to complete the Contract. Should the Surety elect to complete the Contract, it shall, within fifteen (15) additional calendar days following the date of receipt of the written notice of such election and with the Owner’s written approval, obtain a contractor to complete the work in accordance with the original Contract’s terms and conditions and thereafter proceed to work with due diligence and as the work progresses make available sufficient funds to pay the cost of completion less the balance of the Contract price. The Surety may not engage the Principal to complete the Contract, without the prior written consent of the Owner, which consent may be withheld at the sole and absolute discretion of the Owner.

If the Surety elects to complete the Contract, then it shall be entitled to receive the balance of the Contract price, less (i) any amounts paid by the Owner to the Principal; (ii) costs incurred by the Owner in correcting any defective work; (III) any additional legal, design professional, and other costs incurred by the Owner resulting from the Principal’s default; and (iv) liquidated damages caused by delayed performance or nonperformance of the Principal. Any progress payments, less retainage, due but not paid at the date of termination shall be paid to Surety so long as the Surety has agreed to indemnify the Owner for the amount thereof and no other claims have been made to such funds by subcontractors or suppliers in accordance with the Contract or applicable law. In the event the Surety elects not to complete the Contract, the Owner may then have the work completed by such means and in such manner, by contract with or without public bidding, or otherwise, as it may deem advisable. The Surety in such event shall at all times make available, sufficient funds, which at no time shall exceed the Penal Sum, as work progresses under the Contract between the Owner and its new contractor, and will pay the cost of the completion of the Contract pursuant to its terms, together with the other amounts set forth in sections (i) through (iv) above, but in no event shall the Surety be responsible for the payment of any sums to the Owner until the Owner has agreed to pay its total obligation according to the terms of the Contract, plus change orders, less deductions and claims chargeable by law or by the Contract, if any, and less the retainage which will be disbursed as proved by the Contract Documents and applicable law. The procedures set forth herein shall apply should there be a default and termination or a succession of defaults and terminations in fulfilling the terms and conditions of the work under the Contract. Any judgment recovered hereunder by the Owner shall include interest at the legal rate, together with reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs. IN WITNESS WHEREOF said Principal and Surety have executed this Bond, this _______________________ day of _____________________________A.D., 20_______.

Principal:

(PRINCIPAL’S CORPORATE SEAL) ATTEST: By: Date: Print Name: Title:

By: Date: Print Name: Title:

Surety:

(SURETY’S CORPORATE SEAL)

By: Date: Print Name: Attorney-in-fact

THIS BOND MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A POWER OF ATTORNEY

Best’s Rating: _____ Best’s Financial Rating: _____ Date: ________________________

DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS – DEPARTMENT OF FACILITY MANAGEMENT

Construction Safety Standards Acknowledgement Form FACILITY: PROJECT: PROJECT MANAGER: I have been informed that the Construction Safety Standards have been made available to me and that it is an OSHA and U.S. Department of Labor requirement that I must provide a safe workplace environment free from safety hazards. The DPS Construction Safety Standards may be found at the DPS website:

http://fm.dpsk12.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/2008-Bond-Constuction-Construction-Safety-Standards-Rev1-09-01-12.pdf

I am aware that the terms of the Construction Agreement provide that all Contractors shall have a written Safety and Health Program Plan that complies with current laws regarding worker health and safety and the prevention of accidents or injury to persons on or about the site (including the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 as amended, the standards issued by the Secretary of Labor at 29 CFR Part 1926 and 29 CFR Part 1910 as amended, safety laws of the State of Colorado, and other safety laws and regulations). These written plans shall be available for Owner’s review at each worksite. Each Contractor’s employee is responsible for complying with applicable safety and occupational health requirements, wearing prescribed safety and health equipment, reporting unsafe conditions/activities, preventing avoidable accidents, and working in a safe manner. Contractor’s employees are required to wear the following minimum Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) while on Owner’s worksite: A. Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Safety Vest D. Safety Shoes E. Safety Gloves if activity requires hand protection F. Other PPE as appropriate for work activity The Prime Contractor is responsible for ensuring subcontractor and sub-subcontractor compliance with the safety and occupational health requirements as contained within the contractor’s written Safety and Health Program Plan. Contractor agrees to inform DPS Construction Services Safety Manager of all “lost day” work accidents immediately, and submit total contractor and subcontractor work hours at the completion of the project.

DATE:

SIGNATURE:

NAME:

COMPANY AND/OR CONTRACTOR:



FACILITY MANAGEMENT

CONSTRUCTION SERVICES TEL 720-424-5443

FAX 720-424-5465

WEB http://fm.dpsk12.org

Contractor Confined Space Safety Acknowledgement

FACILITY:

PROJECT NAME:

PROJECT NUMBER:

The Contractor has been advised that part or all of their work may be performed within an area designated as a “Confined Space” or “Confined Space – Permit Required” zone within a DPS facility.

The Contractor’s responsibility is to perform all work in a safe manner to comply with all the terms of the Construction Agreement including having a written Safety and Health Program Plan that complies with current laws regarding worker health and safety and the prevention of accidents or injury to persons on or about the site (including the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 as amended, the standards issued by the Secretary of Labor at 29 CFR Part 1926 and 29 CFR Part 1910 as amended, safety laws of the State of Colorado, and other safety laws and regulations).

It is the Contractor’s responsibility to comply with 29 CFR 1910.146 of the Occupational Safety and Health Act Regulation Standards pertaining to entering and working in a designated Confined Space area.

By acknowledgement of this provision, Contractor assumes all responsibility in performance of their work according to standard best safety practices.

Contractor acknowledges they have been informed of the hazard(s) found within the designated area, and is aware there may be additional hazards not yet identified.

The Prime Contractor is responsible for ensuring subcontractor and sub-subcontractor compliance with the safety and occupational health requirements as contained within the contractor’s written Safety and Health Program Plan.

DATE: _______

SIGNATURE: _______

PRINTED NAME: COMPANY AND/OR CONTRACTOR: ______________________________________

DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS



Construction Agreement Construction Agreement Exhibits

General Conditions

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CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Article 1. KEY TERMS; DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT ................................................................ 1 1.1 The Project ..................................................................................................................................... 1 1.2 The Contract Sum ........................................................................................................................... 1 1.3 The Contract Documents ................................................................................................................ 1 1.4 Contractor’s Role in General; The Work......................................................................................... 2 1.5 Exclusions ....................................................................................................................................... 2

Article 2. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION ................................................................................ 2 2.1 Defined Terms. ............................................................................................................................... 2

Article 3. PROGRESS PAYMENTS ....................................................................................................... 2 3.1 Applications for Payment ................................................................................................................ 2 3.2 Amount of Progress Payments ....................................................................................................... 2

Article 4. MISCELLANEOUS ................................................................................................................. 2 4.1 Claims for Damages ....................................................................................................................... 2 4.2 Assignment; Successors and Assigns............................................................................................ 3 4.3 Entire Agreement ............................................................................................................................ 3

Article 5. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY………………………………………………......................................3 5.1 Equal Opportunity…………………………………………………………………………………………..3 5.2 Business Diversity Inclusion Commitment……………………………………………………………….3

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CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT This CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT (this “Agreement”) is entered into this ____ day of ____________, 20___, by and between School District No. 1 in the City and County of Denver and State of Colorado (the “Owner”) and ________________________________________ [full legal name], a _______________________ [state of formation and type of entity, e.g., “Colorado corporation,” “Colorado limited liability company,” etc.] (“Contractor”). In consideration of the covenants and agreements contained in the Contract Documents, the sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged by the Contractor and Owner, Contractor and Owner hereby promise and agree as follows: Article 1. KEY TERMS; DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT

1.1 The Project. The “Project” consists of the construction of [an addition to] [a remodeling of] [a remodeling of part of] a building [or facility] known as ___________.

The principal function of this [building/facility] is [will be] __________________________.

Owner’s project number for the Project is ______________________.

The Project may be further described on Exhibit A.

1.2 The Contract Sum.

1.2.1 The “Contract Sum” shall be the amount of $____________________, which shall be full compensation to the Contractor for all of the Work described in the Contract Documents.

1.2.2 General conditions costs shall be identified on the Schedule of Values, but there is no separate General Conditions Fee under this Contract.

1.2.3 There is no separate Contractor Fee under this Agreement. The Contract Sum includes Contractor’s profit and compensation for Contractor’s overhead and administrative expenses.

1.3 The Contract Documents. The “Contract Documents” include:

1.3.1 All written modifications or amendments to this Agreement, including Change Orders;

1.3.2 This Agreement, including all exhibits and attachments;

1.3.3 The General Conditions of the Contract;

1.3.4 Construction Documents prepared and approved in accordance with this Contract;

1.3.5 The following other documents, if any: The Project Manual or RFP for this project, including all exhibits and addenda, and the bid form and Affirmation of Diverse Business Inclusion submitted by Contractor to Owner.

The Contract Documents are intended to be complementary, and anything required by any of the Contract Documents shall be as binding as if required by all of the Contract Documents. In the event of inconsistencies in requirements between different parts of the Contract Documents,

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unless Owner otherwise agrees in writing, Contractor shall provide the better quality or greater quantity. In the event of any irreconcilable difference between different provisions of the Contract

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Documents, the provision or requirement set forth in the Contract Document first appearing in the list above shall control.

1.4 Contractor’s Role in General; The Work. Contractor accepts the relationship of trust and confidence established with the Owner by the Contract Documents. Contractor agrees to furnish efficient business administration and superintendence and to use its best efforts to perform the Work in the best and most sound way and in the most expeditious and economical manner consistent with the interests of the Owner, within the time periods provided in the Milestone Schedule.

1.5 Exclusions. The scope of the Work shall not include, and Owner shall be responsible for, any items listed on Exhibit C.

Article 2. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION

2.1 Defined Terms.

2.1.1 Terms Defined in the General Conditions of the Contract. Initially capitalized terms used but not defined in this Agreement shall have the meanings given them in the General Conditions of the Contract.

2.1.2 Agreement. This Construction Agreement, including exhibits hereto.

2.1.3 Contract Sum. Defined in Section 1.2.1 above.

2.1.4 Contract Documents. Defined in Section 1.3 above.

2.1.5 Owner Parties. Defined in Exhibit A.

2.1.6 Project. Defined in Section 1.1 above and Exhibit A.

2.1.7 Self-Work. Any of the types of Work described on Exhibit D and any other part of the Work as to which Owner consents in writing to performance by Contractor as Self-Work (which consent shall not unreasonably be withheld) to the extent that such work is actually directly performed by Contractor and is not performed through a Subcontractor.

Article 3. PROGRESS PAYMENTS

3.1 Applications for Payment. In addition to the documents and information required by the General Conditions of the Contract, Contractor’s Applications for Payment shall include a statement in form approved by Owner setting forth (A) the percentage of the Work completed and the materials stored on the Site for the period ending the last day of the month for which the Progress Payment is requested for each category of the Schedule of Values, (B) the amount previously invoiced under the Contract, (C) the amount previously retained, (D) the net amount to be paid on the current Progress Payment (less applicable Retainage), and (E) the amount of the Contract Sum remaining unpaid if the requested payment is made in full.

3.2 Amount of Progress Payments. The net amount to be paid based on an Application for Payment shall be (a) the total of the amounts obtained by applying the percentage of completion for each line item in the Application for Payment to the price for that item in the Schedule of Values, less (b) the total amount of previous Applications for Payment.

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Article 4. MISCELLANEOUS

4.1 Claims for Damages. Should either party suffer injury or damage to persons or property because of any act or omission of the other party or of any of its employees, agents, or others for whose acts it is legally liable, a claim shall be made in writing to such other party, with a copy to the Architect, within the time period required by the express terms of this Agreement and the General Conditions of the Contract, or if not specified in this Agreement or the General Conditions of the Contract, within a reasonable time after such injury or damage.

4.2 Assignment; Successors and Assigns. Neither party to the Contract shall assign it or subcontract it as a whole without the written consent of the other. The Contractor shall not assign its interest in any amounts due or to become due to it under the Contract without the written consent of the Owner. Subject to the foregoing provisions of this Section, the Contract shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and their respective successors and assigns.

4.3 Entire Agreement. This Agreement, the General Conditions of the Contract, any other Contract Documents, and all exhibits thereto constitute the entire agreement between the parties with respect to the Project and all prior proposals are hereby terminated.

Article 5. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

5.1 Equal Opportunity. Contractor acknowledges that Owner is a public school district that operates according to equal opportunity contracting policies and laws. Owner intends and expects that its contracting processes, including those relating to professional designers and consultants such as Contractor and any Subconsultants, shall provide equal opportunity without regard to gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, or disability, and that Owner’s vendors shall make available equal opportunities to the extent third parties are engaged to provide goods and services to Owner as subcontractors, consultants, vendors, or otherwise. Accordingly, Contractor and its Subconsultants shall not discriminate on any of the foregoing grounds in the performance of this Agreement and shall make available equal opportunities to the extent third parties are engaged to provide services in connection with performance of the Agreement. Joint ventures, partnerships, or other cooperative relationships between contractors or vendors and MBE, WBE, SBE, and DBE firms may be considered one indication of good faith intention to comply with this requirement. Contractor shall disseminate information regarding all opportunities for Subconsultants under this Agreement in a manner reasonably calculated to reach all qualified potential Subconsultants who may be interested and shall maintain records demonstrating such activities. Contractor shall report to the Project Manager all Subconsultants proposed to be retained under this Agreement along with their classifications in the minority contracting community (Hispanic, Black, Asian, American Indian or Non-Hispanic White) and the amount of fee or payment anticipated for each. Owner may require such report before executing this Agreement.

5.2 Business Diversity Inclusion Commitment. Contractor has committed that Certified MWBEs will perform ___% of the Project’s total work, as calculated by the percentage of the Project’s total payments that are made to Certified MWBEs.

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TABLE OF EXHIBITS

A. Project Information and Certain Key Terms

B. Expenses Included in Cost of Work

B-1. Method of Payment Matrix

C. Schedule of Exclusions

D. Schedule of Permitted Self-Work

E. Dispute Resolution

F. Equal Opportunity Construction Contracting Procedures

G. Schedule Requirements

H. General Conditions of the Contract

I. Supplementary General Conditions of the Contract (if any)

J. Federal Funding Provisions (if applicable)

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EXHIBIT A – PROJECT INFORMATION AND CERTAIN KEY TERMS

Project Name: Project No. Contractor: 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT:

[Insert a narrative description of the scope of the project. If there is a separate written document that describes the scope of the project, a cross-reference may be included here so long as it is unambiguous (include document dates, authors, etc.) and the document should be attached if practicable or clearly identified as a Contract Document.]

2. MILESTONE SCHEDULE

BOE Approval of Construction Contract: Building Permit Granted: Required Substantial Completion Date: Required Final Completion Date:

3. PROJECT TEAM

The key members of the Project Team provided by Contractor include:

Contractor’s Project Manager: ______________________ [Add others, if there will be more.]

4. ADDITIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE COVERAGE REQUIREMENTS

Umbrella or Excess Following Form Insurance: $3,000,000 per occurrence and in the aggregate. (See Section 12.1.7 of the General Conditions of the Contract.)

Pollution Liability Insurance: Not required initially (Owner may later require as provided in Section 12.4 of the General Conditions of the Contract).

Minimum limits of $ per occurrence and in the aggregate (see Section 12.4 of the General Conditions of the Contract).

5. LIQUIDATED DAMAGES FOR DELAY

5.1 The liquidated damages amount to be applied under Section 3.5 of the General Conditions of the Contract for delays in Substantial Completion is $_______.00 per calendar day.

5.2 The liquidated damages amount to be applied under Section 3.5 of the General Conditions of the Contract for delays in Final Completion is $____.00 per calendar day.

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6. FEDERAL FUNDING

If this box is checked, Owner expects to pay for the Project using funds from United States government sources, and Section 4.17 of the General Conditions of the Contract, the provisions of Exhibit J, and the wage determination attached as Exhibit J-1 shall apply to the Project.

7. COP REQUIREMENTS

If this box is checked, then (i) Owner Parties shall include, in addition to the parties otherwise identified in this Agreement, Denver Public Schools Leasing Corporation and J.P. Morgan Trust Company, National Association, (ii) Contractor acknowledges that Owner under this Agreement is the tenant of the Project site and Denver Public Schools Leasing Corporation is the owner, and (iii) unless Owner and Contractor otherwise agree in writing, Owner shall be responsible to obtain from the property owner all consents and approvals required under the lease of the Site with respect to the Project.

8. TESTING

Contractor shall with due diligence study and evaluate all testing reports furnished by Owner, Architect, or their consultants, and any reports obtained by Contractor. Contractor shall advise Owner and Architect of any impact of such reports on the construction and contemplated utilization of the Project. Contractor shall not be held responsible for the accuracy of Owner-furnished information, provided that Contractor shall notify Owner of any inaccuracy or incompleteness in information furnished by the Owner that is apparent in the exercise of reasonable professionally diligent review.

9. AS-BUILTS, MANUALS

At Substantial Completion, Contractor shall deliver to Architect one (1) complete set of As-Builts and all required documents and manuals under Section 4.10 of the General Conditions of the Contract.

10. NOTICE ADDRESSES OF THE PARTIES

Address for notices to Owner: Denver Public Schools Construction Services 1617 South Acoma Street Denver, Colorado 80223 Attention: David Samuel Miller, Jr., Director of Construction Services

Copy all correspondence to: [Insert PM Name], Project Manager and Denver Public Schools, Attn: Deputy General Counsel, 1860 Lincoln St., Denver, CO 80203 Address for notices to Contractor: [Insert Address of Contractor] Attention:

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EXHIBIT B – COST OF WORK

The Contract Sum is a stipulated sum and does not vary according to the Cost of Work.

There is no Exhibit B-1.

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EXHIBIT C – SCHEDULE OF EXCLUSIONS

The following items are excluded from the scope of the Work: 1. Architectural services. 2. [List others.]

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EXHIBIT D – SCHEDULE OF PERMITTED SELF-WORK

[None]

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EXHIBIT E – DISPUTE RESOLUTION

Disputes, concerning the interpretation of, the meaning of the construction documents or the performance of any work under this Agreement between Contractor and Owner (the “Parties”), which cannot be resolved by designated representatives of the parties shall be subject to the provisions and procedures of the Dispute Resolution hereof. Except as otherwise provided herein, with respect to any Dispute that may arise under this Agreement, it shall be a condition precedent of the Parties to stay any legal action and before pursuing any litigation in a court of competent jurisdiction, for the Parties to work, in good faith, to resolve all Disputes, including any legal claims, that may arising out of any Dispute under this Agreement and agree to follow the Dispute Resolution process and procedures up to and until a final decision rendered.

All Disputes shall be conducted in accordance with the following provisions unless Owner and

Contractor agree, in writing, that no Dispute which has not then already been submitted to Dispute Resolution, shall be subject to Dispute Resolution hereunder if one hundred eighty (180) days or more have passed since the Final Completion of the Project and one of the Parties has instituted litigation with respect to such Dispute before the time that Dispute Resolution of such Dispute has been demanded in accordance herewith. Capitalized terms not otherwise defined in this Exhibit shall have the same meanings assigned to them in the Agreement. 1. Good Faith Resolution. Any Dispute will initially be resolved informally. The Parties shall

attempt in good faith to resolve promptly any Dispute by negotiation between representatives who have authority to settle the dispute (“Authorized Representatives”). The Authorized Representatives must not be any person with direct responsibility for administration of this Agreement.

2. Executive Director. Any Dispute that is not resolved under Section 1 of this Exhibit E, shall be referred to the Executive Director of Facilities (the Executive Director”) who will render a final determination.

3. Notice of Demand for Dispute Resolution. In order to initiate Dispute Resolution, the Party demanding Dispute Resolution shall give the other Party telephonic notice of the demand and shall give written notice demanding Dispute Resolution to such Parties. Such written notice shall identify the issues in dispute. Any time periods based on the date of notice of the demand for Dispute Resolution shall be measured from the date such written notice is given in accordance with Article 16 of the Agreement.

4. Time and Place for Meeting. Upon written request from either Party to the Executive Director, the Executive Director shall schedule a meeting (the “Meeting”) at the Executive Director’s office within three (3) days of receipt of the request. Owner and Contractor shall both attend the Meeting with the Executive Director and each Party shall be represented as it determines to be appropriate. At or before the Meeting, either Party may, at its option, submit a short written statement describing the matter in dispute and its position in regard to the same. At the Meeting, the Parties shall show the Executive Director the parts of the Work or the drawings, or plans and specifications in dispute and each Party shall make such presentation of its case at the Meeting as its shall determine. The Meeting shall continue (including from day to day if required) until all presentations permitted by the Executive Director have been completed. Unless agreed to at the Meeting by the Executive Director, neither Party shall be entitled to make any submission after the Meeting as to any matter discussed at the Meeting.

5. Executive Director’s Decision. The Executive Director shall deliver a decision as to each issue discussed at a Meeting to the Parties promptly and, in any event, within five (5) business days following the conclusion of the Meeting as to any Dispute discussed at a Meeting. Each decision shall be rendered in a reasoned writing explaining the basis therefor in sufficient detail for a third party to understand the basis for the decision (the “Decision”). The Executive Director’s decision is final.

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EXHIBIT F – EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING PROCEDURES

1 OWNER’S POLICY

a) The policy of the Denver Public Schools with respect to equal opportunity contracting was established by Board of Education Resolution 2621. That policy commits the Owner to the creation and preservation of equal opportunities for all people to participate in the delivery of goods and services through the contracting processes of the Denver Public Schools without regard to gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, or disability. It is the express expectation of the Board of Education that those who contract with the Owner shall in turn make available equal opportunities to the extent third parties are engaged to provide goods and services to the Owner as subcontractors, vendors, or otherwise.

b) Pursuant to resolution 2621, the contracting policies and practices of the Owner are to conform to the following parameters:

c) No person shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise discriminated against in connection with the award and performance of any contract on the grounds of gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, or disability.

d) Neither the gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, nor disability of any contractor or subcontractor shall be a factor in the evaluation of any proposal or award of any contract.

e) Any party contracting with the Owner for the provision of goods or services shall be required to agree as a condition of the contract not to discriminate on any of the foregoing grounds in the performance of the contract.

f) Information regarding contracting opportunities with the Owner shall be disseminated in a manner calculated to reach all persons qualified to provide pertinent goods and services.

g) The criteria used in evaluating contract proposals shall be based on the Owner’s interest in securing cost effective, quality goods and services and shall not exclude or disadvantage parties for reasons that are not closely related to those interests.

h) In determining contract requirements care shall be taken to encourage submission of quotes or proposals from as wide a base of potential vendors as is reasonably possible.

i) Owner contracts for the provision of goods or services shall require that the contracting parties disseminate information regarding any third party contracting opportunities in a manner reasonably calculated to reach all persons qualified and willing to participate.

j) Owner contracts for the provision of goods or services shall require that the contracting party retain and make available to the Owner records regarding dissemination of information regarding third party contracting opportunities, including responses received by the contracting party.

2 DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION

a) Pursuant to Resolution 2621 contracting opportunities and processes shall be disseminated as follows:

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(1) Dissemination of Information by the Owner

(a) The Owner shall disseminate information regarding construction contracting opportunities by placing advertisements in a local newspaper of general circulation to all potentially interested contractors and subcontractors in the community. In addition, the Owner shall make plans available for construction projects in its Construction Services Office, in the offices of the project architect, and at suitable locations within the community where those plans may be reviewed by interested contractors and subcontractors free of charge.

(2) Dissemination of Information by Contractors

(a) Each contractor shall place advertisements inviting bids or proposals on all work not to be performed by the contractor itself. At minimum, such advertisements shall be placed in a newspaper or trade journal of general circulation within the Denver metropolitan area for at least one (1) day. Such advertising may be excused only with written permission of the Owner’s Construction Services office, under circumstances where such advertisement would be impractical or would not reasonably further the equal opportunity contracting policy of the Owner. A contractor participating in more than one project may consolidate its advertisements to save costs.

3 DATA COLLECTION AND REPORTING

a) Pursuant to Resolution 2621 the Owner’s Purchasing Department is responsible for collecting and maintaining information necessary to permit the Owner to determine the effectiveness of Owner contracting policies and practices in ensuring equal opportunity. Such information will be collected, maintained, and reported as follows:

(1) Subcontractor Bidding Phase

(a) Each Contractor shall promptly provide to the Owner’s Purchasing Director copies of advertisements placed pursuant to these procedures.

(b) The Contractor shall provide to the Owner’s Purchasing and Manager of the Business Diversity Outreach Program a completed Subcontractor Participation Report when the Contractor has collected the bids from which it intends to select Subcontractors. A form of this report is available from the Owner. The Contractor shall provide data on all subcontractors contacted during the bid period and on each bid received from all subcontractors. Such list shall identify which, if any, of the firms on the list are, to the best of the Contractor’s information, certified diverse businesses (“Certified Diverse Businesses”). Certified Diverse Business firms are defined for purposes of this procedure as businesses owned or controlled by Native Americans, Asian Americans, African Americans, Hispanics, or women. A business is deemed owned by whoever holds at least 51% of the equity interest in the enterprise. A business is deemed controlled by its chief executive officer (if the business is a corporation), its managing partner (if business is a partnership), the proprietor (if the business is a sole proprietorship), and in all cases by the person or persons with ultimate decision-making authority in the ongoing, day-to-day operation of the business. For a diverse business to become a Certified Diverse Business, the diverse business must obtain certification from a governmental agency, an industry recognized third party certification organization or the Owner may recognize the diverse business as “certified”.

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(c) The information required by the preceding paragraph shall promptly be supplemented each time a subcontractor is replaced or an additional subcontractor is retained.

(d) To facilitate identification of Certified Diverse Businesses, the Owner will place on its Website the “Denver Public Schools Diverse Business Directory”. Contractors may also utilize the websites of the City & County of Denver, www.denvergov.org, Rocky Mountain Minority Supplier Development Council, www.rmmsdc.org, U.S. Small Business Administration, www.sba.gov, State of Colorado/DBE Certification, www.dot.state.co.us/eeo/certification, and Regional Transportation District, www.rtd-denver.com.

(e) The Owner’s Purchasing Department shall verify and compile all data received from contractors regarding Certified Diverse Business usage and shall report such data to the Board of Education. Each report shall set forth:

(i) The identity of each Certified Diverse Business firm

(ii) The type of work done by each Certified Diverse Business firm

(iii) The dollar amount of the contracts with such firms

(iv) The dollar amount of Certified Diverse Business participation on each specific project

(v) The dollar amount of Certified Diverse Business participation on all projects in total during any reporting period

(vi) The percentage of the dollar volume of Certified Diverse Business participation in each project

(vii) The percentage of the dollar volume of Certified Diverse Business participation on all projects in total

4 RECORDS RETENTION AND INSPECTION

a) Each contractor shall retain and make available to the Owner and its designees records sufficient to permit the Owner to ascertain compliance with the equal opportunity contracting requirements. The following records shall be maintained and made available for inspection by the Owner and its designees:

(1) All records reflecting any invitations to submit bids or proposals regarding subcontracting opportunities on any Owner project, including, but not limited to:

(2) Copies of advertisements placed by the contractor in any newspaper or trade journal

(3) Copies of requests for proposals or bid solicitations sent to any potential subcontractors, including names and addresses of each person or entity to whom such solicitations or proposals were sent

(4) Logs showing persons contacted by telephone or in person regarding bid opportunities

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(5) All responses received to invitations to bid on subcontracting opportunities, including written responses and notes, memoranda, or other records of oral responses.

(6) All correspondence accepting, rejecting, qualifying, revising, or otherwise related to any invitation to bid subcontracting opportunities or responses thereto.

5 CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS

a) Pursuant to Resolution 2621 each Owner contract with any contractor shall contain the following provisions:

b) Denver Public Schools intends that the contracting processes of the Owner and its contractors provide equal opportunity without regard to gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, or disability, and that its contractors make available equal opportunities to the extent third parties are engaged to provide goods and services to the Owner as subcontractors, vendors, or otherwise. Accordingly, the contractor shall not discriminate on any of the foregoing grounds in the performance of the contract and shall make available equal opportunities to the extent third parties are engaged to provide goods or services in connection with performance of the contract.

c) The contractor shall disseminate information regarding all subcontracting opportunities under this contract in a manner reasonably calculated to reach all qualified potential subcontractors who may be interested. The contractor shall maintain records demonstrating its compliance with this article and shall make such records available to the Owner upon the Owner’s request.

d) In implementing the foregoing provisions the contractor shall comply with and be bound by the Owner’s equal opportunity construction contracting procedures in all respects. Such procedures are hereby incorporated by reference and are made a material part of this contract, violation of which may be deemed grounds for termination of the contract by the Owner.

6 ENFORCEMENT

a) The Owner’s equal employment opportunity construction contracting requirements shall be enforced under the direction of the Owner’s Chief Operating Officer who shall cause to be implemented the following steps:

(1) Compliance Review

(a) Contractor compliance with the advertising and Certified Diverse Business identification requirements of these procedures shall be verified in each instance. In addition, contractor records shall be reviewed and the information contained in those records verified to such extent as the Chief Operating Officer deems appropriate to ensure compliance with these procedures.

(2) Complaints

(a) Any person who believes any person or firm has been subject to discrimination with respect to contracting opportunities, or that any contractor has failed to fulfill the requirements of these procedures, may file a complaint in writing with the Owner’s Purchasing Director, who shall cause a prompt investigation to be undertaken regarding that complaint.

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(3) Reasonable Cause Notice

(a) If an audit, review, or investigation results in a determination of reasonable cause to believe that a contractor is not in compliance with these procedures, the Purchasing Director shall cause notice be given to the contractor in person or by registered mail identifying the area of noncompliance and requiring the contractor to show cause why specified sanctions should not be imposed. The notice shall advise the contractor that he may review the evidence supporting such reasonable cause determination and that he may submit a written response to such determination and request a hearing before the Chief Operating Officer regarding such determination and any sanction to be imposed. The notice shall further set forth the sanction proposed for such noncompliance.

(4) Hearing

(a) If a contractor requests a hearing regarding a reasonable cause determination, the Chief Operating Officer, or his designee shall hold a hearing at which such information and argument relevant to the determination shall be presented. The hearing shall be informal and the rules of evidence shall not be applied.

(5) Decision

(a) Following receipt of the contractor’s response to the reasonable cause notice, or following a hearing, if one is requested, the Chief Operating Officer, or his designee shall issue a decision making finding with respect to the contractor’s compliance or noncompliance with these procedures and imposing such sanctions, if any, as are appropriate. Such decision shall be final and binding.

(6) Contractor’s Cooperation

(a) Each contractor shall cooperate with the Owner in auditing, reviewing compliance, and investigating complaints. Such cooperation shall include maintaining and producing records required by these procedures and making available to the Owner personnel who have such information pertinent to these procedures. No contractor shall retaliate against any person or firm, or attempt to intimidate or coerce any person or firm for registering a complaint or cooperating with an investigation related to these procedures. Nor shall any contractor knowingly provide any false or inaccurate information in connection with any audit, review, or investigation.

(7) Sanctions

(a) Sanctions to be imposed for violations of these procedures may include one or more of the following:

(i) Forfeiture of opportunities to bid on Owner work for a specified time period or for specified projects

(ii) Disqualification from the Owner’s list of approved contractors that are considered for district-wide projects, either permanently, or for a specified time period

(iii) Contract termination

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(iv) Such other sanctions as may be deemed appropriate to effectuate the purposes of these procedures

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EXHIBIT G – SCHEDULE REQUIREMENTS

1. Electronic Data Format. The Project Schedule shall be developed and maintained using MS Project, Suretrack or another electronic system approved in writing by Owner.

2. General Requirements.

2.1 The Project Schedule shall include realistic activity sequences and durations, allocation of labor and materials, processing of shop drawings and samples, normal weather delays in accordance with Section 3.4.2 of the General Condition of the Contract and allowances for lead times in delivery of products. The Project Schedule shall provide for coordination with any separate construction activities by Owner that relate to or affect the Project (including any abatement, moving, or other occupancy requirements) and shall indicate the occupancy priority for different portions of the Site.

2.2 The Project Schedule shall be divided into logical building areas by floor levels, elevations, functional spaces and additions or renovations.

3. Submissions.

3.1 Contractor shall submit an updated Project Schedule with each Application for Payment. Each update shall include a time-scaled summary chart and a narrative report containing a description of the current status of the progress of the Work, current and anticipated delaying factors and their estimated impact on performance of other activities and completion dates, and an explanation of corrective actions taken or proposed to address any delaying factors. Such monthly submittal shall include a time-scaled Gantt chart and mathematical analysis in Portable Document Format (.pdf) and an electronic copy of the MS Project or Suretrack file that can be accessed to review all task relationships and all attached constraints.

3.2 Whenever the current update to the Project Schedule reflects a delay of five (5) or more working days behind schedule, Contractor shall submit, together with the Project Schedule update, a written statement describing the cause of the delay and the actions being taken or considered by the Contractor to recover the time lost.

3.3 Proposed changes to the Project Schedule shall be submitted to Owner’s Project Manager for review. Submissions of the Project Schedule proposing changes shall clearly identify the activities and/or logic affected by the proposed changes and compare such changes to the most recently accepted Project Schedule.

4. Detail Requirements. The Project Schedule shall, at a minimum, include the following detail and account for the following factors:

4.1 Activity durations in working days.

4.2 Long lead time procurement activities.

4.3 Contractor phasing activities.

4.4 Milestone dates for phasing requirements.

4.5 Owner activities (e.g. delivery of Owner-furnished items)

4.6 Resource constraints.

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4.7 Interfaces with work by others (e.g. utility connections)

4.8 Concurrent activities by Owner’s separate contractors, to the extent they may interface with or otherwise affect the Work.

4.9 Inspection, commissioning and testing activities.

4.10 Clean-up and punchlist activities.

4.11 Owner move-in activities.

4.12 Weather constraints.

4.13 Change Directives and Agreed Changes.

4.14 Start, early start, late start, actual start, % complete, finish, early finish, late finish, remaining duration, actual finish, and total float for each activity.

5. Drawing and Analysis Details.

5.1 The CPM logic drawings included in the Construction Schedule shall be 30” x 42” and shall, at a minimum, include:

5.1.1 Activity descriptions.

5.1.2 Activity durations.

5.1.3 Marked critical path.

5.1.4 Marked complete activities.

5.1.5 Highlighted milestone dates.

5.1.6 The update number and date for the logic drawing.

5.2 The CPM computer analysis included in the Construction Schedule shall, at a minimum, include:

5.2.1 The activity designation.

5.2.2 The activity description.

5.2.3 The activity duration (in working days), early start, late start, early finish, and late finish dates, % complete, remaining duration, and total float.

5.2.4 Subcontract or trade designation.

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EXHIBIT H – GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT

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EXHIBIT I – SUPPLEMENTARY GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT

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General Conditions of the Contract 06/2016 1 Denver Public Schools

School District No. 1 in the City and County of Denver and State of Colorado

General Conditions of the Contract

Article 1. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION

1.1 Definitions.

1.1.1 Terms Defined in Other Contract Documents. Terms defined in the Agreement or other Contract Documents and not defined herein shall have the meanings given them in the Contract Documents where they are defined.

1.1.2 Agreed Change. Defined in Section 5.1.2 below.

1.1.3 Agreement. The Agreement to which these General Conditions of the Contract are attached.

1.1.4 AHJ. The governmental authority having jurisdiction over the Project selected by Owner for building permits, inspections and approvals.

1.1.5 Application for Payment. Defined in Section 2.2.1.

1.1.6 Dispute Resolution. An Owner administrative proceeding pursuant to the provisions of Exhibit E to the Agreement.

1.1.7 Dispute. A dispute subject to Dispute Resolution.

1.1.8 Architect. The architect, engineer, or other design consultant engaged by Owner in connection with the Project. If the Owner has not engaged such a person, references to the Architect shall be deemed to refer to the Owner unless otherwise expressly provided.

1.1.9 As-Builts. Defined in Section 2.5.1.4 below.

1.1.10 Change Directive. Defined in Section 5.1.1 below.

1.1.11 Change Order. Defined in Section 5.6 below.

1.1.12 CMGC Agreement. If these General Conditions of the Contract are used with a Construction Manager / General Contractor Agreement, that agreement.

1.1.13 Colorado Labor. “Colorado Labor” means any person who is a resident of the State of Colorado at the time of employment, selected without discrimination as to race, color, creed, sex, age, or religion, except when sex or age is a bona fide occupational qualification; provided that if C.R.S. § 8-17-101 is revised to provide a different definition of the term “Colorado Labor,” such term shall have the meaning provided in C.R.S. § 8-17-101.

1.1.14 Commencement of Construction. Defined in Section 14.7 for the purposes of that Section only.


1.1.15 Construction Documents. The part of the Contract Documents comprised of the plans, specifications and other documents prepared by Architect, subject to Owner’s approval, to be used in the execution of the Work.

1.1.16 Construction Fee. If the Agreement is a CMGC Agreement, the term “Construction Fee” is defined in the Agreement. Otherwise, references in these General Conditions of the Contract to the “Construction Fee” shall mean the Contractor Fee.

1.1.17 Construction Work. The portion of the Work comprised of the physical construction of the Project, including supervision and administration thereof.

1.1.18 Contract. The agreement between Owner and Contractor relating to the Project contained in the Contract Documents.

1.1.19 Contract Documents. The Contract Documents identified in the Agreement.

1.1.20 Contractor. Defined in the Agreement. Where Contract Documents refer to a “Mechanical Contractor,” “Electrical Contractor,” or other specific contractors, those references mean “Contractor” when the work to be performed is part of the scope of Contractor’s Work.

1.1.21 Contractor Fee. If the Agreement is a CMGC Agreement, the term “Contractor Fee” is defined in the Agreement. Otherwise, the term “Contractor Fee” shall mean the part of the Contract Sum allocated in the Schedule of Values to Contractor’s profit, administrative and overhead expenses.

1.1.22 Contract Sum. Defined in the Agreement. If the Agreement is a CMGC Agreement, then adjustments in the Contract Sum to be made under these General Conditions of the Contract shall be applied to the Guaranteed Maximum Price, and prohibitions on adjustments to the Contract Sum contained in these General Conditions of the Contract shall be construed as prohibitions on adjustments to the Guaranteed Maximum Price.

1.1.23 Cost of Work. The sum of Direct Hard Costs, Soft Costs, and (if the Agreement provides for one) the General Conditions Fee, unless a different definition is provided in the Agreement.

1.1.24 CPM. The Critical Path Method of construction scheduling, as described in CPM in Construction – A Manual for General Contractors, published by The Associated General Contractors of America, Inc.

1.1.25 Current Laws. The applicable laws and regulations in effect from time to time on and after the date of this Agreement, including building codes, dimensional aspects of zoning regulations, safety regulations, environmental laws, and other laws and regulations applicable to the Project, as the same have been officially interpreted by published decisions of courts, published regulations, and other official published interpretations which have the force of law.

1.1.26 Direct Hard Costs. The costs of labor and materials for the physical construction of the improvements comprising the Work, including any site and infrastructure work, overlot grading, asphalt paving of parking areas and entry drive, surfacing of entries and loading dock, curb and gutter, sidewalks, site lighting, water and sanitary sewer piping and manholes, telephone conduit, landscaping, irrigation systems, storm sewers, retaining and detention ponds, site amenities, and fiber-optic conduit, manholes, electricity service lines, excavation and placement of foundation systems, concrete slab-on-grade,


structural frame and facades, window systems, roof-top mechanical enclosures, mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems, interior framing and finishes, and other similar elements.

1.1.27 Employee Benefits. Defined in Section 22.2.

1.1.28 Event of Default. Defined in Section 14.1.

1.1.29 Excused Delay. Defined in Section 3.4.

1.1.30 Final Completion. Defined in Section 3.3. “Finally Complete” and “Finally Completed” shall have the correlative meanings.

1.1.31 Final Payment. Defined in Section 2.5.1.

1.1.32 Force Majeure Delay. Defined in Section 3.4.3.1.

1.1.33 General Conditions Fee. May be defined in the Agreement.

1.1.34 General Conditions of the Contract. These General Conditions of the Contract, including without limitation any and all Supplementary General Conditions of the Contract and Addenda to General Conditions of the Contract.

1.1.35 Hazardous Substances. Defined in Section 16.1.

1.1.36 Interim Schedule. Defined in Section 4.2.1.

1.1.37 Lost Weather Day. Defined in Section 3.4.2.2.

1.1.38 Milestone Schedule. The schedule for the design and construction (if construction is contemplated) of the Project set forth in Exhibit A to the Agreement.

1.1.39 Ordinary Course Materials. Defined in Section 16.5.

1.1.40 Owner. School District No. 1 in the City and County of Denver and State of Colorado.

1.1.41 Owner Delay. Defined in Section 3.4.1.

1.1.42 Owner Parties. Owner, its directors, officers, agents and employees, the members of its Board of Education, and such other parties as may be designated as Owner Parties in Exhibit A to the Agreement.

1.1.43 Owner’s Project Manager. The individual employee or agent of Owner designated by Owner from time to time as Owner’s primary representative in connection with the Project.

1.1.44 Owner’s Website. Owner’s Internet World Wide Web page at http://fm.dpsk12.org/ and its subsidiary pages.

1.1.45 Progress Payment. Defined in Section 2.2.

1.1.46 Project Schedule. Defined in Section 4.2.2.


1.1.47 Proposed Change. Defined in Section 5.2.1 below.

1.1.48 Punch List. A punch list prepared by Contractor, Architect and Owner at the time of Substantial Completion, further described in Section 3.2 below, listing items of Work to be completed in order to bring the Work to Final Completion.

1.1.49 Required Substantial Completion Date. The date specified as the Required Substantial Completion Date in the Milestone Schedule.

1.1.50 Required Final Completion Date. The date specified as the Required Final Completion Date in the Milestone Schedule.

1.1.51 Retainage. Defined in Section 2.2.2.

1.1.52 Schedule of Values. Defined in Section 2.1.

1.1.53 Site. The property of Owner where the Project is to be constructed (or a portion of such property reasonably designated by Owner), whether one or more parcels.

1.1.54 Soft Costs. Amounts payable by Contractor to third parties for development approvals and building permits, costs of insurance and bonds (unless Exhibit B-1 to the Agreement allocates such costs to a different category), consulting fees, and other fees, taxes, and assessments related to the Work and payable to governmental authorities for which Contractor is liable

1.1.55 Standards. Denver Public Schools Design and Construction Standards, a copy of which is available on Owner’s Website.

1.1.56 Subcontractor. Any contractor who has contracted directly with Contractor for the performance of part of the Work.

1.1.57 Substantial Completion. Defined in Section 3.2. “Substantially Complete” and “Substantially Completed” shall have the correlative meanings.

1.1.58 Sub-subcontractor. Any contractor who has not contracted directly with Contractor but has contracted directly with or indirectly with a Subcontractor for the performance of part of the Work.

1.1.59 Supplier. Any materialman, or supplier of materials or equipment who has contracted directly or indirectly with Contractor to provide materials and supplies for the Work.

1.1.60 Warranty Period. Defined in Section 11.1.

1.1.61 Weather Delay. Defined in Section 3.4.2.

1.1.62 Work. All construction, construction management, supervision, coordination and other tasks contemplated by or reasonably inferable from the Contract Documents. If the Agreement is a CMGC Agreement, the term “Work” also includes the Pre-Construction Work.

1.1.63 Work Product. All documents, materials, and things, including plans and other drawings, specifications, reports, assessments and models, created or prepared by Architect or Contractor.


1.2 Interpretation.

1.2.1 “Including” shall, unless otherwise specifically stated, mean including, but not limited to.

1.2.2 Words such as “hereby,” “herein,” and “hereunder” and words of similar import shall be construed to refer to the Agreement in its entirety and the General Conditions of the Contract, subject to the provisions of the Agreement relating to resolution of differences between terms of different Contract Documents.

1.2.3 Where otherwise consistent with the context, the singular shall include the plural and the plural shall include the singular.

1.2.4 The titles of articles and sections used in the Agreement and these General Conditions of the Contract are primarily for the convenience of the reader but may be used as aids in interpreting any provision herein. If any of the provisions of the exhibits attached to the Agreement hereto or of any of the Contract Documents are inconsistent with the provisions of the Agreement, the provisions of the Agreement shall control.

1.2.5 Any references to “days” in any Contract Documents refer to calendar days. Any references in any Contract Documents or any communications between Owner and Contractor to “business days” refer to days when Owner’s administrative offices are open for the regular conduct of business. Any such references to the “school year” refer to the period from August to late May or early June when Owner’s school facilities are in regular session, as determined by the official calendar of Denver Public Schools. Any such references to “summer” refer to the period between the end of one school year in late May or early June and the commencement of the next school year in August.

1.2.6 Wherever the Contract Documents contain the words “as directed,” “as required,” “as ordered,” “as designated,” “as indicated,” “as prescribed,” or other words or phrases of like import to refer to elements of the Work, the same shall be construed to refer to the direction, requirement, order, designation, indication, prescription, or other approval of the Architect and Owner, unless otherwise expressly stated. When the words “as approved,” “as accepted” (or “acceptable”), “satisfactory,” or other words or phrases of like import are used to refer to elements of the Work, they shall mean approved or accepted by, or acceptable to, or satisfactory to the Architect and Owner, unless otherwise expressly stated.

Article 2. PAYMENTS

2.1 Schedule of Values. Before beginning Construction Work or at such earlier time as may be required by the Agreement, Contractor shall submit a schedule showing the breakdown of the total cost of the Project into itemized categories for the various parts of the Work, separating material costs, labor costs, general conditions costs and other costs, including as material costs the material costs of all Subcontractors and the costs of all materials to be taken from the Contractor’s or any Subcontractor’s own stocks of material, all in form acceptable to the Owner, and supported by such evidence as the Architect or Owner may request. Such schedule shall be subject to approval by Owner, which approval shall not unreasonably be withheld. If Owner does not approve such schedule, it shall specify the portions thereof that it does not approve and give reasons why Owner is withholding approval, and Contractor shall revise the schedule. Such schedule, or any revision thereof, when approved by Owner is called the “Schedule of Values.”

2.2 Progress Payments. Owner shall make monthly payments (each a “Progress Payment”) on account of the Contract as follows:


2.2.1 Application for Payment.

2.2.1.1 Before Work commences, Owner shall designate a day of the month by which Applications for Payment shall be due. On or before such day of each month after the Construction Work has commenced (but not earlier than the first day of such month), Contractor shall submit to Owner and Architect an “Application for Payment” substantially in the form of the current AIA Documents G702 and G703 (the Application and Certificate for Payment and the Continuation Sheet) based on the Schedule of Values, and such other materials and information as may be required by the Agreement. No Application for Payment except the Application for Final Payment shall be made for an amount less than $1,000.00.

2.2.1.2 Each Application for Payment shall constitute a representation and warranty of Contractor (whether or not specifically stated) that Contractor is not in default hereunder, the amounts requested in the Application for Payment are due hereunder, after payment of the amounts requested in the Application for Payment, the amount remaining to be paid under the Contract is sufficient to pay for the balance of the Work, the Work performed to date is in accordance with that contemplated by the Milestone Schedule (or specifying the portions thereof that are not), Contractor has no claims hereunder and has no request for changes in the Milestone Schedule or the Contract Sum not provided for in the Application for Payment. Each Application for Payment shall further constitute the representation and warranty of Contractor (whether or not specifically stated) that the percentage of the Work represented to have been done in each category provided on the Schedule of Values has, in fact, been completed as of the last day of the period for which such Application for Payment has been submitted. The period covered by an Application for Payment shall end not earlier than ten (10) days before the due date for the Application for Payment, unless Contractor and Owner agree otherwise in writing.

2.2.1.3 Each Application for Payment shall set forth the status of all Proposed Changes, Change Directives, and Change Orders.

2.2.1.4 Contractor shall promptly submit such additional information and documents as Owner or Architect may reasonably request in support of the Application for Payment.

2.2.2 Retainage. Until the Work has been completed and all conditions to Final Payment have been satisfied, Owner shall be entitled to retain from each Progress Payment five percent (5%) of the amount that would otherwise be due to the Contractor (the “Retainage”).

2.2.3 Warranty of Title to Work Completed. Contractor warrants and guarantees that title to all work, materials, and equipment covered by an Application for Payment, whether incorporated in the Work or not, will pass to Owner upon the receipt of such payment by Contractor, free and clear of all liens, claims, security interests, or other encumbrances, including all claims of Subcontractors, Suppliers, and any others providing work or materials for the Project, or who might be entitled to make a claim based thereon. No work, materials, or equipment covered by an Application for Payment shall have been acquired subject to an agreement under which an interest therein or an encumbrance thereon is retained by the seller or otherwise imposed by Contractor or by other persons who perform any work at the Site or furnish any materials or equipment for the Work. Although title to all components and aspects of the Work which are in place and title to all materials on account of which any payment has been made to Contractor shall be granted to Owner in accordance with this Section, Contractor shall continue to provide for


adequate protection of all Work until Substantial Completion. Contractor shall make good any damage, injury, or loss to Work prior to Substantial Completion except to the extent such damage, injury, or loss is caused by Owner, its contractors, suppliers, agents, licensees, guests, or invitees.

2.2.4 Payment of Subcontractors and Suppliers. Contractor shall promptly pay all amounts due to Subcontractors, Suppliers, and any others engaged by Contractor for the Work. Whether or not expressly stated, each Application for Payment to Owner will constitute a warranty and representation from Contractor to Owner that all Work previously paid for by Owner is free and clear of all liens, encumbrances and claims and that all Subcontractors, Suppliers, and others engaged by Contractor for such Work have been paid all amounts due to them on account of payments previously made by Owner to Contractor. Owner may, at its option, pay Subcontractors, Suppliers and other vendors directly or by checks issued to Contractor and such persons jointly.

2.2.5 Payments for Pre-Requisitioned Materials. The costs of materials purchased and stored in accordance with all applicable provisions of the Contract Documents but not yet installed may be included in the applicable category of costs for an Application for Payment when stored, provided that such costs shall not be included again when the materials are installed, and Owner shall be entitled to a credit for the value of any such materials not actually incorporated in the Work. Payments to be made on account of such materials shall be conditioned upon submission of bills of sale or such other documents or procedures satisfactory to Owner to establish Owner’s unencumbered title to such materials or equipment or otherwise to protect Owner’s interest.

2.2.6 Right to Audit; Non-Waiver. Payment of any Progress Payment by Owner shall not foreclose the right of Owner to examine the books and records of Contractor applicable to the Contract to determine the correctness and accuracy of any item and shall not constitute an acceptance by Owner of the Work covered thereby or a waiver of any claim or right which Owner may have with regard to such Work or the Application for Payment.

2.2.7 Certificate for Payment.

2.2.7.1 The Architect shall, within ten (10) days after receipt of the Contractor’s Application for Payment, either certify the same to Owner for payment (with a copy to the Contractor) or notify Contractor and Owner of the reasons for withholding certification, which the Architect may withhold in whole or in part if it determines in its professional judgment that it cannot make the representations required by this Section 2.2.7 with respect thereto or for other good cause (including any of the causes listed in Section 2.4 below except Section 2.4.1).

2.2.7.2 The issuance of a certificate for payment shall constitute a representation by the Architect to the Owner, to the best of the Architect’s knowledge, information and belief based on the observation of the Work required by the Architect’s agreement with the Owner, that the Work has progressed to the point indicated and that the quality of the Work is in accordance with the Contract Documents, subject to minor deviations to be corrected prior to completion and specific qualifications the Architect may set forth in its certificate. The issuance of such a certificate shall not be construed as a representation that the Architect has evaluated construction means, methods, techniques, sequences or procedures. Such a certificate for payment shall not be construed as a determination binding upon Owner of any of the matters described in this Section 2.2.7.2.


2.3 Time for Progress Payment. Subject to the provisions of Section 2.4 below, Owner shall make Progress Payments based on Applications for Payment within thirty (30) days after the date each application is properly submitted; provided, however, that if an Application for Payment is submitted after the day of the month it is due, payment thereon shall be made within thirty (30) days after the due date of the next Application for Payment.

2.4 Owner’s Ability to Withhold Payment. Architect may decline to approve, or Owner may decline to make payment of, any portion of a Progress Payment that is not then payable in accordance herewith and may decline to make payment of any other portion of a Progress Payment which is reasonably necessary to protect Owner from any loss because of any of the following:

2.4.1 Architect’s withholding of certification of the Progress Payment or the applicable portion thereof.

2.4.2 Defective portions of the Work not corrected (for which an Application for Payment has been submitted).

2.4.3 Damage by Contractor to property not included in the Work.

2.4.4 Failure of Contractor to obtain necessary permits or licenses or to comply with Current Laws.

2.4.5 Failure to submit required progress reports.

2.4.6 Failure to keep a superintendent on the Site during Construction Work.

2.4.7 Failure of Contractor to make payments properly to Subcontractors, Suppliers, and others for labor, materials, or equipment, the filing of claims for payment with respect to part of the Work, or a reasonable likelihood exists that a claim will be made.

2.4.8 A reasonable likelihood exists that the Work cannot be completed for the unpaid balance of the Contract Sum.

2.4.9 The Work cannot be Substantially Completed by the Required Substantial Completion Date, as extended, if applicable, pursuant to the terms of the Contract Documents, and the unpaid balance would not be adequate to cover the sum of (i) the unpaid balance of the Contract Sum plus (ii) liquidated damages or other damages for the anticipated delay.

2.4.10 Failure of Contractor to carry out the Work in accordance with the Contract Documents.

2.4.11 The Work has not reached the stage of completion claimed in the Application for Payment or, for any other reason, payment is not then due hereunder.

2.4.12 Claims filed in connection with the Work or reasonable evidence indicating probable filing of claims.

2.4.13 Amounts due and unpaid from Contractor to Owner under the Contract or any other agreement.

2.4.14 Any other cause that reasonably justifies withholding payment either (i) to assure the full and timely performance by Contractor hereunder or (ii) to protect Owner from loss or damage hereunder.


2.4.15 If Owner withholds any portion of a Progress Payment, it shall be obligated to pay the undisputed balance of the Progress Payment, as set forth in the Application for Payment, less the amount reasonably estimated by Owner as necessary to protect Owner from the losses enumerated under this Section 2.4. No such withholding in good faith shall constitute an Event of Default by Owner or entitle Contractor to stop the Work.

2.5 Payment upon Final Completion.

2.5.1 Full payment of the Contract Sum, including all Retainage previously withheld (the “Final Payment”), shall be due and payable within sixty (60) days after (i) Final Completion has been achieved and the Contract has otherwise been fully performed by Contractor except for Contractor’s responsibility to correct defective or nonconforming Work not yet discovered as provided in Article 11, and to satisfy other requirements, if any, which necessarily survive Final Payment; (ii) Contractor has submitted to Owner and Architect Contractor’s Application for Final Payment; (iii) if required by the Agreement, a final accounting for the Cost of Work has been submitted by Contractor and reviewed by Owner and its consultants; (iv) any adjustments in the Final Payment required by such an accounting have been made; (v) Contractor has given Owner written notice that all of the documents and materials required by this Section 2.5.1 have all been delivered; and (vi) all of the following items have been provided to Owner and Architect or otherwise satisfied:

2.5.1.1 Contractor’s affidavit that all payrolls and bills for materials, equipment, and other indebtedness connected with the Work for which Owner has paid Contractor prior to the time of the Application for Payment have been paid or otherwise satisfied.

2.5.1.2 Consent of surety to Final Payment.

2.5.1.3 Reasonable evidence in the form of a “contractor certification” of material compliance with all requirements of the Contract Documents, together with (A) the operation and maintenance manuals required by Section 4.10; (B) keys for any newly keyed doors with a keying schedule (master, sub-master, and special keys); (C) certificates of all tests and inspections; (D) all existing printed or typewritten operating, servicing, maintenance, and cleaning instructions for all Work, including parts lists and special tools for mechanical and electrical Work; and (E) any similar materials reasonably requested by Owner.

2.5.1.4 A complete set of redline Construction Documents, including all plans and specifications, depicting and describing the condition of the Work as constructed (“As-Builts”), sufficient in the Architect’s judgment for the Architect to prepare final and complete record drawings and specifications for the Work.

2.5.1.5 A certificate (or, at Owner’s option, endorsements) evidencing that insurance required by the Contract Documents to remain in force, if any, is currently in effect and will not be canceled or allowed to expire without at least thirty (30) days prior notice to Owner.

2.5.1.6 A written statement that Contractor knows of no reason that the insurance will not be renewable to cover the period required by the Contract Documents.

2.5.1.7 Acceptance of the Final Payment by Contractor shall constitute a waiver of claims by Contractor except those previously made in writing and identified by Contractor as unsettled at the time of Application for Final Payment and except


for any disputed amounts that are pending any final cost accounting process required by the Agreement.

2.5.1.8 If, after Substantial Completion, the Final Completion of the Work is prevented through delay in the correction and completion of items on the Punch List by causes beyond the control of the Contractor, the Owner may, in its sole discretion, pay Contractor any of the amounts that would otherwise be due in Final Payment except that Owner shall retain an amount equal to three hundred percent (300%) of the cost of completing and correcting such incomplete or unacceptable Work, as reasonably estimated by Owner.

2.6 Final Settlement – Subcontractor and Supplier Claims

2.6.1 Before Final Payment is made, Owner will advertise the final settlement of the Contract by two (2) publications of notice thereof pursuant to C.R.S. § 38-26-107, the last of which shall be published not less than ten (10) days before the date set for final settlement. If any unpaid claim for labor, materials, rental machinery, tools, equipment, sustenance, or other supplies used or consumed in connection with the Work is filed, Owner shall withhold from the Final Payment amounts sufficient, in Owner’s reasonable determination, to insure the payment of such claim until such claim shall have been paid or withdrawn, such payment or withdrawal to be evidenced by filing with the Owner a receipt in full or an order for withdrawal signed by the claimant or his duly authorized agent or assignee.

2.6.2 Notwithstanding the foregoing paragraph, funds retained for the payment of claims filed with the Owner shall not be withheld longer than ninety (90) days following the date fixed for final settlement as published unless an action is commenced within that time to enforce such unpaid claim and a notice of lis pendens is filed with the Owner.

2.6.3 At the expiration of the ninety-day period, Owner shall pay to the Contractor such amounts as are not the subject of suit and lis pendens notices and shall retain thereafter, subject to the final outcome of such suits, only sufficient funds to insure the payment of judgments that may result from the suit.

2.6.4 If any claim for such labor, materials, supplies or equipment remains unsatisfied after Final Payment, Contractor shall refund to Owner all sums which the Owner may for any reason be obligated to pay to satisfy such claim, including all costs and attorneys' fees incurred by Owner in connection therewith.

2.7 Appropriations.

2.7.1 If the Agreement is a CMGC Agreement, Owner states in accordance with C.R.S. § 24-91-103.6 that the amount of money appropriated by the Owner’s Board of Education for the Work is equal to or in excess of the Guaranteed Maximum Price as it is established upon the execution of the Agreement, or, if no Guaranteed Maximum Price is established upon the execution of the Agreement, the Pre-Construction Fee.

2.7.2 If the Agreement is not a CMGC Agreement, Owner states in accordance with C.R.S. § 24-91-103.6 that the amount of money appropriated by the Owner’s Board of Education for the Work is equal to or in excess of the Contract Sum.

2.7.3 No Change Order or other form of order or directive by Owner requiring additional compensable Work to be performed (including, if the Agreement is a CMGC Agreement, any approval of a First Cost Estimate or Second Cost Estimate that would newly


establish or increase the Guaranteed Maximum Price) shall be effective which causes the amount of compensation to exceed the amount appropriated for the Contract, unless (i) the Contractor is given written assurance by Owner that lawful appropriations to cover the costs of the additional Work have been made or (ii) the Work is performed pursuant to a clause that permits additional compensation in the event of a specific contingency or event.

2.7.4 Except to the extent specifically provided to the contrary by Current Laws, Owner's obligation for payments under the Contract shall extend only to money appropriated for that purpose as required of school districts by law.

2.8 Taxes; Direct Purchase Option.

2.8.1 Contractor shall only include sales and use tax levied by the City and County of Denver on materials in its Schedules of Values, and Subcontractors and Suppliers shall only include such amounts in their bids. Except as provided in Section 2.8.2 below, the Owner will furnish to Contractor, on request by the Contractor, the necessary exemption certificates to aid the Contractor in the recovery or avoidance of any such taxes paid or otherwise due to be paid by Contractor for materials and equipment built into the Project, or to support the Contractor's failure to pay such taxes, as the case may be.

2.8.2 Contractor and its Subcontractors shall be responsible to obtain from the Colorado State Department of Revenue certificates for exemption indicating that the purchase of construction building materials for the Work is for a purpose stated in Colorado Revised Statutes Section 39-26-114(1)(a)(XIX).

2.8.3 At Owner’s option, Contractor and Owner shall cooperate with one another so that Owner may purchase or contract directly for such items or Contractor and Owner shall make other appropriate arrangements as necessary to avoid incurring taxes, fees, and other costs. In such circumstances, Contractor shall act as agent for Owner in effecting such purchasing and contracting, Contractor shall have all the responsibilities as to such portions of the Work as Contractor otherwise has with respect to the Work. Contractor shall be responsible to expedite, arrange for and receive delivery of all such purchases, regardless of whether made by Contractor or Owner, and shall promptly examine deliveries to ascertain whether or not they comply with the requirements of the Contract Documents. Contractor shall promptly notify the Owner and Architect of any delay in the delivery of such purchases, any failure to receive such purchases as needed and any failure of such purchases to comply with the Contract Documents

2.8.4 To the extent that Owner makes any payments directly to Suppliers, such payments shall be credited against the payments due from Owner to Contractor hereunder and shown, as incurred, on all Applications for Payment. Owner shall promptly notify Contractor and Architect, on serially numbered forms, of any amount paid directly for materials, any discounts obtained by Owner, and the amount of the credit due to Owner.

2.8.5 Contractor shall pay all sales, consumer, use, and other similar taxes required by law, all as part of the Contract Sum, except to the extent of the exemptions that may be available to Contractor or Owner as provided above. Contractor shall be entitled to an adjustment (increase) in the Contract Sum to the extent that an increase in the aggregate amount of such taxes payable by Contractor hereunder results from any change in Current Laws creating such taxes or increasing the rate of such taxes enacted after the date of the Agreement.


2.9 Discounts. All discounts for prompt payment obtained by Contractor shall accrue to Owner to the extent they apply to Costs of Work payable by Owner (whether paid directly or reimbursed to Contractor). To the extent that such discounts apply to costs paid by Contractor without reimbursement, such discounts shall accrue to Contractor. All trade discounts, rebates and refunds, and all returns from sale of surplus or salvage materials and equipment, shall accrue to the benefit of Owner, and the Contractor’s agreements with others shall provide for such credits to be applied either through credits from Subcontractors and Suppliers passed through to Owner by Contractor or by payment directly to Owner.

2.10 Adjustments. The Contract Sum (or, if the Agreement is a CMGC Agreement, the Guaranteed Maximum Price) may be adjusted by Agreed Change. Contractor is obligated to pay out of its own funds any overruns of the Contract Sum (or, if the Agreement is a CMGC Agreement, the Guaranteed Maximum Price) not approved by Agreed Change as provided in Section 5.1.2.

Article 3. COMPLETION, TIME, AND DELAYS IN CONSTRUCTION

3.1 Time of the Essence. The Work shall be performed in accordance with the Milestone Schedule and other schedules approved by Owner under the Contract, subject to Excused Delay and adjustment in accordance with the terms of the Agreement and these General Conditions of the Contract.

3.2 Substantial Completion. “Substantial Completion” shall have been achieved when the Work is sufficiently complete in accordance with the Contract Documents so (i) Owner can occupy and utilize the Site for its intended use, (ii) a temporary or permanent certificate of occupancy for the Project (or, if the AHJ does not issue certificates of occupancy for projects like the Project and a certificate of occupancy is not necessary for Owner’s use of the Project for its intended purpose, a certificate of compliance) and all other governmental permits for the occupancy and use of all of the Project have been issued, (iii) all systems to be constructed or installed by Contractor are fully functional, (iv) Contractor has delivered the As-Builts, and (v) the Work is complete except for minor items set forth on the Punch List which are not required to be completed for Owner to occupy and use the Building for its intended purpose, which can reasonably be completed within thirty (30) days, and the completion of which while Owner and its licensees occupy the Site will not interfere with such use and occupancy of the Site (including applicable parking and recreational facilities) for their intended purpose and will not delay or render more expensive in any material way the completion and correction of the Punch List items. Contractor acknowledges that the standard for Substantial Completion of an educational facility is significantly more stringent than the standard customary in the construction industry generally because of the intensive uses to which educational facilities are put. Contractor shall construct the Work and achieve Substantial Completion of all Work on or before the Required Substantial Completion Date.

3.3 Final Completion. “Final Completion” shall have been achieved when (i) all of the Work has been finally completed in accordance with the Contract Documents and all final certificates of occupancy required by Current Laws have been issued, (ii) the walk-through inspection of the Work confirms completion of the Punch List items, and (iii) any other matters required to be completed to finish the Work and render the Project fully complete and ready for use and occupancy shall have been completed. When Contractor has completed the Punch List items for the Work, Contractor shall request a walk-through inspection to confirm the completion of those items, which Owner and Contractor shall schedule at a mutually convenient time, but in no event later than five (5) business days after Contractor notifies Owner of its completion of the Punch List for such portion of the Work. Contractor shall achieve Final Completion of all Work on or before the Required Final Completion Date.


3.4 Excused Delay. If Contractor is delayed at any time in the progress of the Work or the Required Substantial Completion Date is delayed due to the following causes (“Excused Delay”), the Required Substantial Completion Date and Required Final Completion Date shall be extended by a period of time equal to the number of days of Excused Delay (provided that, for any day on which two or more Excused Delays overlap, Contractor shall be allowed only one day of Excused Delay):

3.4.1 Owner Delay.

3.4.1.1 An “Owner Delay” shall be a delay caused (i) by the act or neglect of Owner, (ii) (if the Agreement is a CMGC Agreement) by the failure of Owner during the Design Phases to approve or submit comments on any Submission or other plans in the time required by the Project Schedule approved by Owner, or (iii) by the failure of Owner to execute any documents necessary for the performance of the Work, including the granting of easements across the Site or the disbursal of necessary funds to Contractor for payments of amounts due to Contractor hereunder (not including amounts being disputed); but only to the extent that the act giving rise to the claimed Owner Delay actually delays progress on the critical path to completion of the Work.

3.4.1.2 In order to claim that an Owner Delay has occurred, Contractor shall be required to notify Owner of the claimed Owner Delay promptly and in any event before the end of the second (2nd) business day, after the start of the claimed Owner Delay. Any such notice shall specify the occurrence of the claimed Owner Delay, the nature of the cause of the claimed Owner Delay, and the Work that is affected by the claimed Owner Delay. An Owner Delay shall be deemed to have commenced on the day that it begins if such notice is timely given, or, if such notice is not timely given, shall be deemed to have commenced on the first business day after such notice is given.

3.4.2 Weather Delay.

3.4.2.1 In order for a weather delay (a “Weather Delay”) to occur, the Lost Weather Days in any calendar month must exceed the normal number of such days for such month set forth below. The Weather Delay, if any, shall be the number of days of such excess; provided that no Weather Delay shall have occurred except to the extent that Work which needs to be performed during the period of time affected by adverse weather is actually delayed in a manner that delays the critical path to completion of the Work. To the extent that the number of Lost Weather Days in any month is smaller than the normal number of Lost Weather Days in such month set forth below, the difference shall be carried forward to the following month (and, to the extent not then consumed, the ensuing months) and used to offset any Lost Weather Days in such following month or months. Contractor and Owner agree that the normal number of such delays for each month is as follows:

January: 6 days February: 6 days March: 5 days April: 5 days May: 5 days June: 4 days July: 4 days August: 4 days


September: 3 day October: 4 days November: 5 days December: 6 days

3.4.2.2 As used herein, a “Lost Weather Day” shall mean a day during which actual

adverse weather prevents work on activities that need to be performed on that day in accordance with the Project Schedule for fifty percent (50%) or more of Contractor’s scheduled Work for such day.

3.4.2.3 Contractor shall report, by facsimile notice, to Owner (i) no later than 10:30 a.m. (in the time zone in which the Site is located) on each day Contractor claims to be a Lost Weather Day or (ii) if Work on the Project has commenced for such day, within one hour of Contractor’s decision to suspend Work because of such adverse weather. Such report shall state that Contractor considers that a Lost Weather Day is occurring and shall describe the weather conditions experienced and how the weather conditions have affected the Scheduled Work for such day. Unless Contractor gives such timely notice as to any day when work is adversely affected by adverse weather, Contractor shall not be entitled to claim such day is a Lost Weather Day.

3.4.3 Force Majeure Delays.

3.4.3.1 A “Force Majeure Delay” shall be a delay which could not reasonably have been anticipated or avoided by Contractor and which is caused by labor disputes (which are not limited in effect to Contractor or the Subcontractor, Sub-Subcontractor, or Supplier but are generally applicable to contractors at least in the area where the portion of the Work affected is being performed); fire; flood; earthquake; riot; war; insurrection; unusual delay in transportation (which is generally applicable in the area where the portion of the Work affected is being performed); fuel, material, or labor shortages (which are generally applicable in the area where the portion of the Work affected is being performed); unavailability, action, or inaction of public authorities (including delay of governmental approvals in excess of that normally to be expected, as shown on the Milestone Schedule) not arising out of the fault of Contractor; or unavoidable casualties; provided that delays caused by adverse weather conditions shall not be Force Majeure Delays. No Force Majeure Delay shall have occurred, however, except to the extent that the critical path to completion of the Work is actually delayed.

3.4.3.2 In order to claim that a Force Majeure Delay has occurred, Contractor shall be required to notify Owner promptly, and in any event within two (2) business days, after the claimed Force Majeure Delay becomes known to Contractor. Any such notice shall specify the occurrence of the claimed Force Majeure Delay, the nature of the cause of the claimed Force Majeure Delay, the Work that is affected by the claimed Force Majeure Delay, and whether such Force Majeure Delay has ended (in which case the date on which it ended shall be stated) or is then continuing. A Force Majeure Delay shall be deemed to have commenced on the day that it begins if such notice is timely given, or, if such notice is not timely given, shall be deemed to have commenced on the day after such notice is given.

3.4.4 Any dispute as to whether an Excused Delay has occurred shall be a Dispute and shall, at the request of either Contractor or Owner, be submitted to Dispute Resolution.


3.5 Guarantee of Required Substantial Completion Date and Required Final Completion Date.

3.5.1 Time is of the essence in the Contract with respect to the Required Substantial Completion Date and Required Final Completion Date. As a remedy for Contractor’s failure to meet the Required Substantial Completion Date and Required Final Completion Date (as each may be extended by the terms of the Contract Documents), Contractor shall be liable for liquidated damages for each day after the Required Substantial Completion Date until the Work is Substantially Complete and each day after the Required Final Completion Date until the Work is Finally Complete.

3.5.2 Should Contractor fail to Substantially Complete the Work by the Required Substantial Completion Date, Contractor shall pay to Owner as liquidated damages the amounts set forth on Exhibit A to the Agreement for each day after the Required Substantial Completion Date until the Work is Substantially Complete. Should Contractor fail to Finally Complete the Work by the Required Final Completion Date, Contractor shall pay to Owner as liquidated damages, in addition to any liquidated damages that may be due under the foregoing sentence, the amounts set forth on Exhibit A to the Agreement for each day after the Required Final Completion Date until the Work is Finally Complete.

3.5.3 Contractor shall pay such liquidated damages (without offset or deduction for any amounts Contractor claims Owner then owes or otherwise) by certified or cashier’s check or by wire transfer of immediately available funds to a bank account designated by Owner within thirty (30) days of receipt of invoice from Owner for same, which Owner may issue from time to time until Substantial Completion and/or Final Completion, as applicable, has occurred. Any such amounts not paid on or before thirty (30) days after receipt of invoice shall accrue interest at the default rate of fifteen percent (15%) per annum from the date due until and including the date paid. In the alternative, Owner shall have the right to offset any such amounts owed to Owner as liquidated damages in whole or in part against amounts due to Contractor under the Contract.

3.5.4 Owner’s right to liquidated damages pursuant to this Section 3.5 shall be in lieu of any other damages Owner may be entitled to collect as a result of Contractor’s delay in achieving Substantial Completion of the Work on or before the Required Substantial Completion Date or in achieving Final Completion of the Work on or before the Required Final Completion Date, as applicable; provided that (i) such liquidated damages shall not be in lieu of or prevent Owner from exercising any other right or remedy for delay (other than collection of damages), such as, by way of example and not by way of limitation, remedies to terminate the Contract or to take over the Work, (ii) such liquidated damages are only for the failure of Contractor to achieve the required degree of completion of the Work by the applicable date and are not in lieu of any right or remedy that Owner has for any other breach, default, or failure to perform under the Contract (for example, and not by way of limitation, defective work or the filing or assertion of claims by Subcontractors or Sub-subcontractors), and (iii) in addition to liquidated damages, to the extent that the failure to achieve any scheduled stage of completion (other than Substantial Completion or Final Completion) designated in the Milestone Schedule as a significant milestone (for preparations or installations that Owner will do or for other activities of Owner) on or before the date therefor provided on the Milestone Schedule results in specific out-of-pocket costs or other specific damages to Owner (such as the cost of storing equipment ordered that the Building should have been sufficiently finished to house at that stage according to the Milestone Schedule), Contractor shall pay to Owner the amount thereof.

3.6 Extraordinary Measures.


3.6.1 If the progress of the Work falls behind that required by the Milestone Schedule (as revised to reflect any Excused Delay) in any material way, if requested by Owner, Contractor shall work additional shifts or overtime, supply additional manpower or equipment, or take other similar measures, as specified by Owner, and shall continue such measures until the progress of the Work has reached the stage then required by the Milestone Schedule (as revised to reflect any Excused Delay). Contractor shall not be entitled to an increase in the Contract Sum on account of such measures.

3.6.2 Owner may further direct that Contractor take the measures described in Section 3.6.1 above to make up time lost to Excused Delay, in which event Owner’s directive shall be a Change Directive to the extent of the additional work necessary to recover the time lost to the Excused Delay, Contractor shall perform the requested work in accordance with Section 5.1, and the Contract Sum shall be adjusted as provided in Sections 5.1 and 5.4; provided, however, that only the incremental costs of such acceleration incurred in excess of those costs necessary to bring the progress of the Work into conformance with the Milestone Schedule (as adjusted for Excused Delay) shall be included in any increase to the Contract Sum. Alternatively, Owner may at its option submit a Proposed Change for such work in accordance with Section 5.2.

3.6.3 Contractor shall, within five (5) calendar days after Owner’s written request, provide Owner a recovery schedule setting forth in complete detail the acceleration of the Work in accordance with the provisions of this Section 3.6.

Article 4. PROJECT AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

4.1 General Scope. Unless otherwise specifically provided in the Contract Documents, the scope of Contractor’s Work, includes all labor, materials, equipment, tools, construction equipment, machinery, water, heat, utilities, transportation, and other facilities and services necessary for the proper execution and completion of the Work, whether temporary or permanent and whether or not to be incorporated into the Work.

4.2 Project Schedule.

4.2.1 Contractor shall, within five (5) business days after the execution of the Agreement, submit an interim CPM schedule to Owner’s Project Manager (the “Interim Schedule”). The Interim Schedule shall include as many activities as are reasonably necessary to sufficiently detail the work to be performed during the first ninety (90) working days and a summary schedule of the Work for the entire Project. Until the preparation of the Project Schedule in accordance with Section 4.2.2 below, the Interim Schedule shall be used to manage the scheduling and coordination of the Work.

4.2.2 Within sixty (60) calendar days after the date of the Agreement, Contractor shall submit to the Owner’s Project Manager a detailed CPM schedule for the entire Project (the “Project Schedule”) in Primavera P6 format, including all of the items required by Exhibit G to the Agreement. The Project Schedule shall be updated at least monthly and submitted with each Application for Payment. Contractor shall also maintain a ninety (90) day look-ahead schedule showing the activities to be performed within the immediately forthcoming ninety (90) days and shall provide a copy of such schedule to Owner upon request.

4.2.3 The Project Schedule shall be cost-loaded and conform to the Schedule of Values approved by Owner, and Contractor shall keep current the cost information included in the Project Schedule. If the Agreement is a CMGC Agreement, Contractor may defer


cost-loading the Project Schedule until the approval of the Second Cost Estimate but shall submit a fully cost-loaded Project Schedule within ten (10) days after such approval.

4.2.4 The Interim Schedule and Project Schedule shall conform to the Milestone Schedule. In the event of conflict between the Milestone Schedule and the Project Schedule, the Milestone Schedule shall prevail unless otherwise specifically agreed in writing by Owner. No proposed changes in the Project Schedule that would extend the Required Substantial Completion Date or Required Final Completion Date shall be binding on Owner by reason of having been included in the Project Schedule.

4.2.5 Contractor shall record the daily progress of the Project in a daily log available to the Owner and the Architect. Contractor shall submit a weekly written progress report and summaries of project-related meetings to the Owner and the Architect, including information on the subcontractors' work, labor resource levels by trade, safety violations, inspections or tests, and the percentage of completion of items relative to the approved Project Schedule.

4.3 Supervision and Construction Procedure. Contractor shall perform, supervise, direct, and coordinate the Work in accordance with the Contract Documents, and shall be solely responsible for all construction means, methods, techniques, sequences, and procedures. Contractor shall use its best skill and attention in the prosecution of the Work. Contractor shall take reasonable measures to verify that significant Subcontractors and Suppliers have, where appropriate because of the possible unavailability of labor or materials, made reasonable arrangements for alternate sources of labor and materials so that the Project is not delayed by shortages of labor and materials which might reasonably be anticipated. Contractor shall be responsible to Owner for acts and omissions of Contractor’s employees, Subcontractors and Sub-subcontractors and their agents and employees, and other persons performing portions of the Work under a contract with Contractor. Contractor shall be responsible to ensure that the Work is properly sequenced and that each stage of the Work is in proper condition to receive subsequent Work.

4.4 Books and Records. Contractor shall keep and maintain all books and records with respect to the Work including, without limitation, maintaining an accurate record of the Cost of Work. A copy of all such books and records shall be kept at the Site or at Contractor’s office in the Denver, Colorado metropolitan area and shall be open to inspection by Owner and Architect at all reasonable times.

4.5 Site Investigation; Field Verification.

4.5.1 Contractor shall obtain information regarding existing facilities and building systems sufficient to support Contractor’s Work. Such investigation shall include visual examination of actual conditions at the Site and conducting conferences with Owner’s personnel familiar with the existing facilities. Contractor shall confer with Architect and Owner as may be necessary for Contractor to obtain a complete understanding of the Project and Owner’s requirements for the Project insofar as they relate to the Contractor’s Work.

4.5.2 Before ordering any material or doing any Construction Work, Contractor shall verify all measurements shown in the Construction Documents at the Site of the work and shall be responsible for the correctness of the same. Any differences between conditions on the Site and the Contract Documents that Contractor may observe shall be promptly reported in writing to the Architect before proceeding with any affected materials ordering or Work.


4.6 Use of Site.

4.6.1 Contractor shall confine operations at the Site to areas permitted by Current Laws, ordinances, permits, and the Contract Documents and shall not unreasonably encumber the Site with any materials or equipment. Contractor shall maintain the Site in a safe condition. Contractor shall not load any structure or earth, or permit any part thereof to be loaded, with a weight that will endanger safety or stability.

4.6.2 If any portions of an existing building are to be remodeled or repaired, such portions shall be adequately partitioned off with dust-proof partitions. Contractor’s Project Schedule and management of the Site and Work shall be planned and executed to permit the completion of the Work in an orderly fashion during the school vacation periods, if any, during which it is scheduled to occur or in such manner as to permit full use of the Site by Owner without impairment of any existing facilities.

4.6.3 Owner shall have the right to take possession of and to use any completed or partially completed portions of the Work, even if the time for completing the entire Work or such portions of the Work has not expired and even if the Work has not been finally accepted. Such possession and use shall not constitute an acceptance of such portions of the Work. Architect and Contractor shall conduct an inspection of such portions of the Work before Owner occupancy thereof. A report of items incomplete, damaged or otherwise unacceptable will be prepared by the Architect and delivered to the Contractor and Owner. This report shall be used as a record of the condition of such Work at the time of Owner’s occupancy thereof and shall not be construed to constitute acceptance of such Work by Owner. Any material delays resulting from such occupancy of the Work by Owner shall constitute Owner Delay (but only to the extent that such occupancy causes actual delays in the Work that satisfy all the requirements necessary to be an Owner Delay under Section 3.4.1) unless such occupancy is rendered necessary by Contractor’s failure to complete the Work in accordance with the Milestone Schedule and Project Schedule, as adjusted for Excused Delay.

4.6.4 If the Site is occupied by Owner, Contractor’s access to the Site for Construction Work shall be limited during the school year to times outside normal school business hours and such other days and times as Owner may specifically authorize in writing. Contractor’s access to an occupied Site outside the school year shall be limited to normal business hours and such other days and times as Owner may specifically authorize in writing. Contractor shall have access to an occupied Site during school district holidays only with Owner’s specific written authorization.

4.7 Cleaning Up. Contractor, at all times, shall keep the Work in neat and clean condition and free from waste materials or rubbish caused by its operations. At least weekly, or more often as necessary to comply with the requirements of the previous sentence and maintain a safe and efficient site, Contractor shall clean up the Site and remove all waste and materials that have not previously been removed, remove all equipment not then being used on a regular basis, remove any excess materials, and take all other actions reasonably necessary to maintain the Site in a good, clean, and orderly condition. At the completion of the Work, Contractor shall remove all its waste materials and rubbish from and about the Project as well as all of its tools, construction equipment, machinery, and surplus materials and shall clean all glass surfaces and leave the Site “broom clean” or its equivalent, except as otherwise specified. If Contractor fails to clean up as required hereby, Owner may do so and one hundred fifty percent (150%) of the reasonable cost thereof shall be paid by Contractor or deducted from any amount thereafter becoming payable to Contractor. No such charge by Owner shall be included within the Cost of Work.


4.8 Coordination with Owner’s Consultants. Owner may engage consultants to inspect portions of the Work. Contractor shall cooperate with such inspections, review the inspection and laboratory reports prepared by Owner’s separate consultants and advise and assist Owner in resolving any concerns raised by those reports. Contractor shall promptly notify Owner and Architect when the following work is ready for inspection before enclosing any such work:

4.8.1 Foundation bearing surfaces (where applicable)

4.8.2 Reinforcing steel after placing and prior to pouring concrete or grout.

4.8.3 Concrete placement.

4.8.4 Structural steel prior to being enclosed or covered.

4.8.5 Mechanical work prior to being enclosed or covered.

4.8.6 Electrical work prior to being enclosed or covered.

4.8.7 Each coat of specified waterproofing.

4.9 Drawings and Specifications at Site. Contractor shall maintain at the Site for Owner and Architect one copy of all drawings, specifications, addenda, approved shop drawings, Change Directives, Agreed Changes, Change Orders, and other modifications in good order and marked daily to record all changes made during construction. Contractor shall keep permanent records of all lines and levels required for excavation, grading and foundations. These drawings, specifications, and similar items shall be made available to Owner and Architect at the Site.

4.10 Manufacturers’ and Subcontractors’ Warranties; Manuals. Upon Substantial Completion, Contractor shall compile and deliver to Architect operation and maintenance manuals for each building included in the Project, including a copy of each warranty extending beyond the Warranty Period and a copy of each instruction manual provided to Contractor by manufacturers of equipment, machinery, and similar items, a summary of any warranty time limitations contained in third-party manufacturers’ warranties, and instructions to Owner’s representatives in the operation of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and other systems constituting part of the Work. Contractor shall provide two (2) copies of each such manual for each building. Contractor shall arrange for manufacturers’ representatives to assist in equipment and system start-up.

4.11 Unsuitable Conditions. The Contractor shall not perform any Work at any time, or permit any Work to be done, under any conditions unsuited to its proper execution, safety, and reliability. Any costs resulting from ill-timed work by Contractor shall be borne by Contractor, except to the extent otherwise specifically provided herein.

4.12 Owner’s Separate Work.

4.12.1 Contractor acknowledges that Owner may enter into separate contracts for work to take place on the Site at the same time as the Construction Work. Contractor shall coordinate its efforts with the other activities of Owner on the Site, and Owner shall require its other contractors to coordinate their activities with Contractor, to enable the work under each contract to proceed without undue interference and to allow each contractor to perform its work that relates to the work of other contractors in a timely manner.

4.12.2 In the event of any alleged damage caused by Contractor to another contractor’s work or vice versa, Contractor shall negotiate in good faith with the other contractor to settle the claim. Contractor shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless Owner from and against


any Claims of damage to another contractor’s work to the extent of the negligence or fault attributable to the acts or omissions of Contractor, a Subcontractor, a Sub-subcontractor, anyone directly or indirectly employed or engaged by them or anyone for whose acts they may be liable.

4.12.3 If any part of the Contractor’s Work depends upon the work of any other contractor, the Contractor shall inspect and promptly (and in any event within two (2) days after discovery) report to the Architect any defects in the other contractor’s work that render it unsuitable for proper execution of the Work. Contractor’s failure so to inspect and report shall constitute an acceptance of the other contractor's work as fit and proper for the reception of the Contractor’s Work, except as to latent defects that may become apparent in the other contractor's work only after the execution of the Contractor’s Work. The Contractor shall measure work already in place and shall immediately report to the Architect any discrepancy between the executed work and the Contract Documents.

4.13 Quality Control. Contractor shall establish and maintain a quality control program specific to the Project. Such program shall include a Project-specific quality control plan, regularly scheduled meetings to discuss quality control issues and objectives, the submittal review and approval processes required by the Contract Documents, appropriate testing and inspections, and documentation and tracking systems appropriate to the Project. A proposed written program shall be submitted to the Owner for review and approval before the commencement of the Construction Work.

4.14 Issue Tracking. Contractor shall implement an effective system for recording and tracking requests for clarification and instructions, submittals, approvals, information and other responses from the Architect, Agreed Changes, Change Directives, Change Requests and other communications that define or raise questions about the Work. At each weekly progress meeting, Contractor shall identify and raise for discussion any open issues that may impact the schedule or cost of the Project.

4.15 Self-Work. The Cost of Work shall, so long as the same conforms to all the requirements and restrictions set forth herein, include the labor costs incurred by Contractor in performing Self-Work. No labor costs for Self-Work shall be permitted to the extent that (i) the same exceed the lowest reasonable cost thereof which would be provided by capable and qualified Subcontractors and/or (ii) such Self-Work fails to meet standards of quality available from capable and qualified Subcontractors.

4.16 Project Manager and Superintendents. The person, if any, designated as the Contractor’s Project Manager and other persons designated as key members of the Project Team on Exhibit A to the Agreement shall be assigned exclusively to the Project until the Project (including the Punch List) has been completed, except to the extent that assignment of such persons to other projects is approved in writing by Owner. Contractor’s Project Manager shall have authority to act on behalf of and bind the Contractor, and directions given to Contractor’s Project Manager shall be as binding as if given to the Contractor. Contractor shall keep Contractor’s Project Manager and necessary assistants, all of whom shall be satisfactory to Owner, on the Site at all times work is being performed. The key members of the Project Team shall not be changed without Owner’s prior written consent, except in the event of termination of such persons’ employment by Contractor.

4.17 Federally Funded Projects. If Exhibit A to the Agreement indicates that any funds from United States government sources are to be used to pay for the Project, Contractor shall be responsible to comply with all Current Laws applicable thereto, including the Davis Bacon and Related Acts, regulations promulgated thereunder, and all other laws applicable to federally-assisted construction projects, including without limitation Title 29, Subtitle A, Part 5 of the Code of Federal


Regulations. Certain provisions required by 29 C.F.R. § 5.5 are attached to the Agreement as Exhibit J.

4.18 Extra Inspections. If Contractor notifies Owner that Substantial Completion, Final Completion, or other milestones in the Milestone Schedule have been achieved but the Architect determines that the required degree of completion has not been achieved, Contractor shall be responsible to reimburse out of its own funds any fees or charges payable by Owner for later re-inspection of the Work.

Article 5. CHANGES IN THE WORK

5.1 Change Directive.

5.1.1 Owner may, without invalidating the Contract, direct a change in the Work and may state a proposed basis for adjustment, if any, in the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date, or Required Final Completion Date, or any combination of them, by a “Change Directive.” Upon receipt of the Change Directive, Contractor shall promptly proceed with the change in the Work involved and advise Owner of its disagreement, if any, with the proposed adjustment of the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date and Required Final Completion Date, if any.

5.1.2 A Change Directive signed by Contractor indicates the agreement of Contractor therewith, including adjustment of the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date or Required Final Completion Date, if such is proposed by Owner. Such agreement shall be effective immediately and shall be an “Agreed Change,” which term, as used herein, shall mean any change in the Work as to which Contractor and Owner have agreed as any changes in the Contract Sum, the Required Substantial Completion Date and the Required Final Completion Date. If no such agreement is reached, Contractor shall give notice to Architect and Owner of its objection to the change, if any, in the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date and/or Required Final Completion Date proposed in the Change Directive within five (5) business days after receipt of the Change Directive. If Contractor fails to give such notice within such time, Contractor shall be deemed to have agreed to the proposal contained in the Change Directive, and the Change Directive shall become an Agreed Change.

5.1.3 If Contractor timely objects to any adjustment of the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date or Required Final Completion Date as a result of a Change Directive, then, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Parties, the disagreement shall be a Dispute and may be submitted to Dispute Resolution.

5.2 Proposed Changes.

5.2.1 Owner may, without issuing a Change Directive, issue a request for the effect of a proposed change by a “Proposed Change.” Any Proposed Change shall be in the form of a Change Directive, except that, instead of setting forth Owner’s proposal for the change, if any, in the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date or Required Final Completion Date, the same shall request a proposal from Contractor therefor.

5.2.2 Contractor shall, as quickly as is reasonably possible after Contractor’s receipt of the Proposed Change, respond in writing to each Proposed Change with a statement containing Contractor’s proposal for changes in the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date or Required Final Completion Date on account of the change in the Work proposed in the Proposed Change. Such statement shall set forth specifically the


deadline by which Owner needs to approve such proposal for Contractor to proceed with the Proposed Change without delaying the Work.

5.2.3 Following Contractor’s delivery of its proposal based on a Proposed Change, Owner may:

5.2.3.1 decide not to make the change requested by the Proposed Change, in which case no notice shall be required to be given to Contractor (and if Owner fails to respond on or before the deadline specified in Contractor’s proposal, Owner shall be deemed not to have accepted Contractor’s proposal),

5.2.3.2 agree in writing to Contractor’s proposal by notice given to Contractor on or before the deadline set forth in Contractor’s proposal, in which case, the Proposed Change, with any changes in the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date or Required Final Completion Date determined in accordance with Contractor’s proposal, shall become an Agreed Change, or

5.2.3.3 issue a Change Directive with respect to any part or all of the changes, in which case the Change Directive shall be processed in the same manner as any other Change Directive without consideration being given to Contractor’s proposal for determining the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date and Required Final Completion Date.

5.3 Changes not Requiring a Change Order. The Architect may order minor changes in the work, not involving an adjustment in the Contract Sum or an extension of the Required Substantial Completion Date or Required Final Completion Date and not inconsistent with the intent of the Contract Documents, by notice to Owner and Contractor specifying the change proposed and making reference to this Section 5.3. No such proposed change shall adversely affect the quality or the value of the Work described in the Contract Documents, or provide for a substitution of materials of an inferior quality to those specified in the Construction Documents. Owner may object to such proposed change by notice given to Architect and Contractor on or before the end of the fifth (5th) business day after Architect’s notice is received by Owner, in which case the change shall be rejected and not implemented by Contractor. If Owner approves the change or fails to object thereto within such time, such change shall become an Agreed Change.

5.4 Determination of the Cost or Savings Attributable to a Change Directive. Changes in the Contract Sum resulting from a Change Directive shall be determined by agreement of Contractor and Owner, acting reasonably, based on any or all of the following:

5.4.1 reasonable estimates,

5.4.2 unit prices, or

5.4.3 other reasonable method for determining reasonable expenditures and savings.

5.5 Change Pricing. All pricing information provided by Contractor in connection with a Change Directive or Proposed Change shall include itemized amounts for at least the following categories of costs (as applicable):

5.5.1 material quantities and unit prices by division;

5.5.2 labor costs based on stated estimated hours and hourly rates for each classification of labor;


5.5.3 field supervision costs;

5.5.4 costs of construction equipment;

5.5.5 insurance and bond premiums;

5.5.6 Social Security tax and other payroll and unemployment taxes; and

5.5.7 overhead and profit (based on the same percentage of Direct Hard Costs used to compute the Construction Fee, or, if the Construction Fee is an agreed lump sum, based on the same ratio that the originally agreed Construction Fee bears to the originally scheduled Direct Hard Costs).

When both additions and credits are involved in any one change, the change in the Contractor Fee (if the same is a percentage of the Direct Hard Costs) shall be figured on the basis of the net increase or decrease, if any. In no event shall the combined amount of overhead and profit for Subcontractors, Sub-subcontractors, and Contractor with respect to any additive change exceed fifteen percent (15%) of costs of labor and materials associated with the change that are payable under the Contract.

5.6 Change Orders. Each month, as part of the Application for Payment, Contractor shall prepare a “Change Order,” which shall be a summary of all Agreed Changes approved for such month, a summary of the Agreed Changes, if any, in the Contract Sum and Required Substantial Completion Date as a result of such changes. All such changes shall be associated to the major sub-scopes of work as identified in Exhibit A, Section 1, GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT. If, at the end of the month, any Change Directives have been issued as to which the changes, if any, in the Contract Sum and Required Substantial Completion Date have not been agreed to, the Application for Payment shall also include a list of all of such Change Directives.

The Architect shall assign tracking numbers to Proposed Changes, Change Directives and Agreed Changes, and the Contractor shall assign tracking numbers to Change Orders, which the parties shall use in all correspondence related thereto for ease of reference. Such tracking numbers shall be associated to the major sub-scopes of work as identified in Exhibit A, Section 1, GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT.

Article 6. SUBCONTRACTORS, SUPPLIERS AND PERSONNEL.

6.1 Terms of Subcontracts.

6.1.1 Those portions of the Work that are not Self-Work as permitted hereby shall be performed under subcontracts or by other appropriate agreements with Contractor. By appropriate written agreement, Contractor shall require each Subcontractor, to the extent of the Work to be performed by the Subcontractor, to be bound to Contractor by terms of the Contract Documents and to assume toward Contractor all the obligations and responsibilities which Contractor, by the Contract Documents, assumes toward Owner. Each subcontract agreement shall satisfy all requirements therefor contained in the Contract Documents, shall preserve and protect the rights of Owner under the Contract with respect to the Work to be performed by the Subcontractor so that subcontracting thereof will not prejudice such rights, and shall allow to the Subcontractor, unless specifically provided otherwise in the subcontract agreement, the benefit of all rights, remedies and redress against Contractor that Contractor, by the Contract Documents, has against Owner.


6.1.2 Each subcontract agreement shall contain a clause that allows Contractor to terminate a subcontract if the Subcontractor is added to the GSA Excluded Parties List Report during performance of the Work. Where appropriate (for example, for significant Subcontractors), Contractor shall require each Subcontractor to enter into similar agreements with Sub-subcontractors. Contractor shall make available to each proposed Subcontractor, prior to the execution of the subcontract agreement, copies of the Contract Documents to which the Subcontractor will be bound. Subcontractors shall similarly make copies of applicable portions of such documents available to their respective proposed Sub-subcontractors.

6.1.3 Each contract entered into by Contractor with any Subcontractor shall require that each such Subcontractor include, in its respective contracts with any Sub-subcontractor, for the benefit of Owner, payment documentation requirements substantially similar to those set forth in the Contract Documents (including those providing for retainage, procedures for submitting applications for payment, and payment procedures), as well as any other provisions expressly stated in the Contract Documents to be included in each such Subcontractor’s contracts with their respective Sub-subcontractors. Contractor shall require Subcontractors to submit applications for payment to the Contractor in time for the Contractor to submit its Application for Payment on the basis of such Subcontractors’ Work within the time required by the Contract Documents.

6.1.4 Each subcontract agreement for a portion of the Work and each contract for supplying materials is assigned by Contractor to Owner; provided that the assignment is effective only after termination of the Contract by Owner for cause and only for those agreements which Owner accepts by notifying the Subcontractor or Supplier in writing at or after the time of such termination. Each subcontract agreement with a Subcontractor or each contractor with a supplier shall permit the subcontract agreement to be assigned to Owner and shall obligate the Subcontractor to recognize any such assignment which becomes effective and to render its performances thereunder to Owner after the effectiveness of any such assignment and shall provide that Owner shall be responsible to the Subcontractor only for those obligations of Contractor that accrue subsequent to Owner’s exercise of any rights under this conditional assignment. Except as provided in this paragraph, nothing in the Contract Documents shall be deemed to create any contractual relationship whatsoever between any Subcontractor or Sub-subcontractor and the Owner.


6.2 Equal Opportunity. Owner intends and expects that its contracting processes and the contracting processes of its professional designers and consultants, contractors, and vendors, including professional designers and consultants, shall provide equal opportunity without regard to gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, or disability, and that its vendors shall make available equal opportunities to the extent third parties are engaged to provide goods and services to Owner as contractors, subcontractors, consultants, vendors, or otherwise. Accordingly, Contractor shall not discriminate on any of the foregoing grounds in the performance of the contract, and shall make available equal opportunities to the extent third parties are engaged to provide services in connection with performance of the contract. Joint ventures, partnerships, or other cooperative relationships between contractors or vendors and MBE, WBE, SBE, and DBE firms may be considered one indication of good faith intention to comply with this requirement. Each contractor and vendor shall disseminate information regarding all subcontracting opportunities under this contract in a manner reasonably calculated to reach all qualified potential subcontractors who may be interested. Contractor shall comply with, and maintain records of its compliance with, the provisions of Exhibit F to the Agreement with respect to equal opportunity contracting and shall make such records available to the District upon the District’s request.

6.3 Discipline; Sufficiency of Skilled Workers; Removal. Contractor shall, at all times, enforce strict discipline and good order among its employees and Subcontractors, and shall not employ or engage any unfit person or anyone not skilled in the task assigned to him for any portion of the Work. Contractor shall require that plumbers, pipefitters, and electricians have sufficient numbers of journeymen workers on the site to maintain on the site a ratio of journeymen to apprentices of not less than one to two (1:2). Smoking, possession of weapons, possession and/or consumption of alcoholic beverages and any other activities which are deleterious to Owner’s operations are strictly prohibited. Discourteous or aggressive behavior toward staff, students or the general public will not be tolerated. Owner may require by notice to Contractor that any worker that Owner determines to be careless, incompetent, unskilled, or otherwise objectionable be dismissed from work on the Project.

6.4 Colorado Labor. As required by C.R.S. § 8-17-101, Colorado Labor shall be employed to perform the work to the extent of not less than eighty percent at each type or class of labor in the several classifications of skilled and common labor employed on the Project.

Article 7. INSPECTIONS; CORRECTION OF DEFECTS

7.1 Inspections. Owner, Architect and their representatives and consultants shall have reasonable access to the Work during normal business hours and any non-business hours when construction is scheduled to occur, and Contractor shall permit and facilitate inspection of the Work by Owner, Architect, their representatives, and public authorities concerned with such Work.

7.3 Notice of Defect. If prior to Substantial Completion, Owner or Architect determines that the Work is defective or not in accordance with the Contract Documents, Owner or Architect shall give written notice to Contractor promptly (i.e. within five (5) business days) after discovering such defect(s). Architect has authority to stop the Work whenever such stoppage may in Architect’s judgment be necessary to insure the proper execution of the Work.

7.4 Warranty and Correction of Work During Construction.

7.4.1 Contractor warrants that all materials shall be new unless otherwise specified, and specifically approved in writing by Owner in each instance, and all of the Work will be performed in a good and workmanlike manner, free from faults and defects and in conformance with the Contract Documents. All Work not conforming to these standards, including substitutions not allowed by the Contract Documents, will be considered defective.


7.4.2 If required by Architect or Owner, and upon their written request therefor, Contractor shall furnish reasonable evidence as to the kind and quality of materials and equipment supplied by Contractor pursuant to the Contract.

7.4.3 Architect and Owner shall have the authority to reject Work not conforming to the Contract Documents. Contractor shall, upon the directive of the Architect, remove and replace any non-conforming materials, at Contractor’s sole cost, without an adjustment in the Contract Sum or the Required Substantial Completion Date.

7.4.4 Contractor shall remove from the Site portions of the Work which are not in accordance with the requirements of the Contract Documents and are neither corrected by Contractor nor accepted by Owner. Contractor shall, if required by Owner, furnish evidence reasonably satisfactory to Owner as to the kind and quality of materials. No materials shall be substituted for those specified except by Agreed Change. Where standards, publications or other specifications of technical societies or testing organizations are identified in the Contract Documents, the latest revisions of the same as of the date of the Request for Proposals or bid opening shall govern unless indicated otherwise. No materials shall be substituted for those specified except by Agreed Change.

7.4.5 Contractor shall be responsible to correct, at its cost, any damage to other contractors’ work resulting from the uncovering or correction of defects in the Work.

7.5 Uncovering Work. The Work may be covered by Contractor as the Work progresses in accordance with the Milestone Schedule, Contract Documents and the Project Schedule. If a portion of the Work is covered contrary to Architect’s written request delivered to Contractor or contrary to requirements specifically expressed in the Contract Documents, it must, if required in writing by Architect or Owner, be uncovered for Architect’s and/or Owner’s observation and be replaced at Contractor’s expense without change in the Required Substantial Completion Date, Required Final Completion Date or the Contract Sum. If a portion of the Work has been covered in accordance with the Milestone Schedule, Contract Documents and the Project Schedule which Architect and Owner have not specifically requested to observe prior to its being covered, Architect or Owner may request to see such Work and it shall be uncovered by Contractor. If the Work is in accordance with the Contract Documents, costs of uncovering and replacement shall, by appropriate Agreed Change, be charged to Owner, and the time required to uncover and recover such Work shall be an Owner Delay (but only to the extent of that such activities cause actual delay in the Work that satisfies all the requirements necessary to be an Owner Delay under Section 3.4.1). If such Work is not in accordance with the Contract Documents, Contractor shall pay such costs unless the condition was caused by Owner in which event Owner shall be responsible for payment of such costs and the time lost in uncovering and recovering the Work shall not be an Owner Delay, and there shall be no change in the Required Substantial Completion Date.

7.6 Failure to Correct Defect. If Contractor fails to correct defective or nonconforming Work in accordance with the above provisions, Owner may correct it, and an Agreed Change will be issued reducing the Contract Sum by 125% of Owner’s out-of-pocket cost of correcting the Work. In the alternative, Owner may order Contractor to stop the Work, or any portion thereof, or may deduct 125% of the value thereof from Contractor’s Applications for Payment, until Contractor corrects the defective or nonconforming Work as provided above.

7.7 Acceptance of Defective Work. If Owner prefers to accept defective or nonconforming Work, it may do so in writing within ten (10) business days of the date it is discovered by Owner instead of requiring its removal and/or correction. In that event, Contractor and Owner shall execute an Agreed Change providing for an equitable reduction in the Contract Sum; or, if the amount is determined after Final Payment, Contractor shall pay the amount of such equitable reduction to


Owner. If Owner and Contractor are unable to agree on the amount of such reduction of the Contract Sum within ten (10) business days after Owner determines not to replace the defective Work, the amount of such reduction shall be a Dispute and may be submitted to Dispute Resolution by either party.

Article 8. PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY

8.1 General Requirement.

8.1.1 Contractor shall take all necessary precautions for the safety of its employees and those of its Subcontractors and Sub-subcontractors (and any personnel of Suppliers or others on the Site) in connection with the Work, and shall comply with Current Laws regarding worker health and safety and the prevention of accidents or injury to persons on or about the Site (including the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 as amended, the standards issued by the Secretary of Labor at 29 CFR Part 1926 and 29 CFR Part 1910 as amended, safety laws of the State of Colorado, and other safety laws and regulations).

8.1.2 Contractor shall take all necessary precautions for safety of and shall provide reasonable protection to prevent damage, injury, or loss to (a) persons on or about the Site, (b) the Work and materials and equipment to be incorporated therein, and (c) other property at the site or adjacent thereto such as, trees, shrubs, lawns, walks, pavements, roadways, structures, and utilities not designated for removal, relocation or replacement in the course of the performance of the Work.

8.1.3 Contractor shall erect and properly maintain at all times reasonable safeguards and signage for the protection of workers and the public as required by the conditions and progress of the Work. As between Contractor and Owner, Contractor shall be responsible for initiating, maintaining, supervising and enforcing all safety precautions and programs in connection with the performance of the Work. Contractor's office on the Site shall be equipped at all times with articles necessary for giving first aid in the event of injury and illness. Contractor shall have standing arrangements for the immediate removal and hospital treatment of any person who may be injured or who may have become ill on the job.

8.1.4 Contractor shall notify Owner of any work related injuries that result in “loss of work days” or require medical attention suffered by any employees of Contractor and any Subcontractors and Sub-subcontractors (including any personnel of Suppliers or others on the Site) within twenty four (24) hours of the occurrence of such injury, including a written report of how the injury occurred and what, if any, corrective actions have been implemented to prevent similar accidents from occurring on the Site in the future.

8.2 Underground Facilities. Contractor shall physically verify the location of all buried utilities within twenty-five (25) feet of any excavation area before beginning excavation Work. The location of such utilities shall be recorded by a registered professional land surveyor and a map showing the precise locations of such utilities shall be provided to Architect and Owner in electronic (AutoDesk DWG) format. Contractor shall provide such information to its Subcontractors and personnel engaged in excavation work and shall be responsible to protect all such utilities from damage.

8.3 Public Ways. Contractor shall take all appropriate precautions when obstructing or partially obstructing sidewalks, streets or other public ways, shall provide, erect and maintain barricades, temporary walkways, roadways, trench covers, colored lights or danger signals and any other devices necessary to assure the safe passage of pedestrians and automobiles, and shall obtain all required permits for such obstructions and safety structures.


8.4 Safety Equipment. The Contractor shall provide all safety equipment necessary for Owner and Owner’s consultants to inspect the Work in a safe manner, including harnesses, tie-offs and other special equipment that may be necessary for safe access to and observation of the Work.

8.5 Site Security. Contractor shall take all appropriate measures to protect the Site, persons and materials stored thereon from theft, vandalism and other intrusion or harassment and shall comply with any standards, policies or directives of Owner with respect thereto, including:

8.5.1 Contractor shall not utilize any laborer, employee or subcontractor who has been convicted of a violent or sexual crime, crime involving a minor, or any other crime of such nature;

8.5.2 Contractor, its laborers, employees or subcontractors, shall not fraternize or otherwise communicate with students except in cases of safety and/or emergencies;

8.5.3 Contractor shall not allow any laborer, employee or subcontractor to wear clothing that is inappropriate for students to view (“Objectionable Clothing”) and ensure that its laborers, employees and subcontractors maintain professional workmanlike attire. Owner, or its on-site personnel, shall determine, in its sole judgment, whether clothing is Objectionable Clothing;

8.5.4 Contractor shall ensure that its laborers, employees and subcontractors do not use or have in their possession any controlled substances on the Site including tobacco, alcohol, and illegal drugs; and

8.5.5 Contractor shall ensure that its laborers, employees and subcontractors do not possess any weapon.

8.6 Notice Requirements.

8.6.1 Whenever Owner’s personnel becomes aware of any noncompliance with these requirements under this Article 8 or any condition which poses a serious or imminent danger to the health or safety of the public, Owner’s staff or students, or other worksite personnel, Owner’s Project Manager shall notify the Contractor orally, with follow up written confirmation, and request immediate corrective action.

8.6.2 Notice delivered to Contractor or Contractor’s representative at the Site, either orally or in written form, in accordance with Section 8.6.1 shall be deemed sufficient notice of the noncompliance and that corrective action is required. After receiving such notice, Contractor shall immediately take all appropriate corrective action to eliminate the hazard.

8.6.3 If Contractor fails or refuses to promptly take proper corrective action, Owner may issue an order stopping all or part of the Work until satisfactory corrective action has been taken, and Contractor shall immediately comply with any such order. Owner’s failure to issue such an order shall not relieve Contractor of the obligation to stop Work if necessary to properly correct a hazard. Contractor shall not be entitled to any equitable adjustment to the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date or Required Final Completion Date on account of any order to stop Work issued under this Article. The cure periods provided for Events of Default in Section 14.1 shall not be construed to limit the Owner’s right to stop the Work in accordance with this paragraph.


Article 9. PERMITS AND LICENSES; COMPLIANCE WITH CURRENT LAWS

9.1 Permits. Before commencing Construction Work, Contractor shall obtain and pay for all building permits, applications, licenses and inspections required by the AHJ and any other government agency with jurisdiction for the prosecution of the Work, including any applicable state mechanical and electrical permits and City and County of Denver hotwork permits. Contractor shall pay all applicable State of Colorado Electrical, Plumbing and Boiler Inspection fees. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing sentence, Contractor shall, at its cost, obtain all required permits and pay all building permit fees, water department system development fees, wastewater management fees, sewer availability and metropolitan district fees, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and boiler permit and inspection fees.

9.2 Licensed Trades. All Work shall be performed by licensed workers where such licenses are required by law, including state-licensed plumbing and electrical trades and Denver Fire Department licensed fire safety systems installers. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to investigate whether licensing is required for the performance of a particular part of the Work. Fire safety systems requiring licensing may include Automatic Fire Sprinkler Systems, Fire Alarm and Detection Systems, Special extinguishing systems (wet/dry chemical systems), Portable Fire Extinguishers, Fire Pumps, Emergency Generators, Emergency Communications Systems and Radio Signal Enhancement Systems.

9.3 Licensed Supervision. In the event Current Laws require that the Work or any part thereof be supervised by a licensed supervisor, the Contractor shall provide a licensed on-Site supervisor to supervise the execution of the Work or such part thereof, as applicable.

9.4 Worker Status. The Contractor shall certify the status of its and its Subcontractors’ workers as provided herein.

9.4.1 All Contractors: Contractor agrees to the following terms and shall submit certification thereof from time to time as required by Owner:

9.4.1.1 Contractor certifies that it has complied with and shall during any Work continue to comply with the provisions of C.R.S. § 8-17.5-101, et seq. As further provided in that statute, Contractor shall not knowingly employ or contract with an illegal alien to perform work under the Contract or enter into a contract with a Subcontractor that fails to certify to Contractor that the Subcontractor shall not knowingly employ or contract with an illegal alien to perform work under the Contract.

9.4.1.2 Contractor represents, warrants, and agrees that Contractor:(i) through participation in the “E-Verify” Program administered by the Social Security Administration and Department of Homeland Security, has verified that it does not employ any illegal aliens; and (ii) otherwise will comply with the requirements of C.R.S. § 8-17.5-102(2)(b). Without limiting the generality of the foregoing provisions:

(a) Contractor represents and warrants that it has confirmed the employment eligibility of all employees who are newly hired for employment to perform any part of the Work through either the “E-Verify” program or the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment; and

(b) Contractor shall not use either the “E-Verify” program or the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment program procedures to undertake preemployment screening of job applicants while performing Work.


9.4.1.3 If Contractor obtains actual knowledge that a Subcontractor performing Work knowingly employs or contracts with an illegal alien, Contractor shall:

(a) Notify the Subcontractor and Owner within three (3) days that the Contractor has actual knowledge that the Subcontractor is employing or contracting with an illegal alien; and

(b) Terminate the subcontract with the subcontractor if within three (3) days of receiving such notice the Subcontractor does not stop employing or contracting with the illegal alien; except that the Contractor shall not terminate the contract with the Subcontractor if during such three (3) days the Subcontractor provides information to establish that the Subcontractor has not knowingly employed or contracted with an illegal alien.

9.4.1.4 Contractor shall cause each Subcontractor and all Sub-subcontractors to provide to Contractor the certifications required by Section 9.4.1.1 above and to comply with the provisions of Sections 9.4.1.2 through 9.4.1.5.

9.4.1.5 Contractor shall comply with all reasonable requests made in the course of an investigation under C.R.S. § 8-17.5-102 by the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. Contractor shall fully cooperate with any investigation to determine if Contractor is in compliance with the provisions of C.R.S. § 8-17.5-101 et seq., which may include on-site inspections, reviewing proof of citizenship documentation of any person participating in the Work, or any other reasonable and necessary measures to determine the Contractor’s compliance with such law.

9.4.1.6 In the event of a violation of the provisions of this Section 9.4 by Contractor, in addition to any other remedies Owner may have under the Contract, at law or in equity, Owner shall be entitled to terminate the Contract and/or recover from Contractor all of its direct and consequential damages resulting from such violation, including without limitation all costs, attorneys’ fees, fines, penalties, and other losses incurred by Owner in connection with such violation.

9.4.2 Sole Proprietorships: If Contractor is a sole proprietor or individual, Contractor agrees to the following terms and shall execute a sworn or affirmed affidavit thereof from time to time as required by Owner:

I, [Contractor] as a sole proprietor/individual, hereby swear and affirm under penalty of perjury that I am [the Contractor] (i) a citizen of, or otherwise lawfully present in the United States pursuant to federal law, and the provisions of CRS § 24-76.5-101 et seq, (ii) and as proof have submitted one of the required forms of identification before the commencement of any work on this contract; and (iii) have or have attempted to verified that my Subcontractor(s), employee(s), and applicant(s) who is/(are) natural person eighteen years of age or older is/(are) lawfully present in the United States pursuant to CRS § 24-76.5-103(4).

If Contractor is an individual or sole proprietor, Contractor shall also produce for review and copying by Owner one of the following forms of identification before performing any Work: (i) a valid Colorado driver's license or a Colorado identification card; (ii) United States military card; (iii) a United States Coast Guard Merchant Mariner card; or (iv) a Native American tribal identification document.


9.5 General Compliance With Current Laws. Contractor shall comply with, and the Work shall conform to, all Current Laws. If Contractor observes that any of the Contract Documents are at variance with Current Laws in any respect, it shall promptly notify Architect and Owner in writing, and any necessary changes shall be adjusted by appropriate modification of the Contract Documents. If, during the performance of the Contract by Contractor, Contractor becomes aware of any change in Current Laws that are directly applicable to the Work from those in force as of the date hereof, Contractor shall give Architect and Owner written notice of such change promptly after Contractor becomes aware of the promulgation of such new law or regulation or interpretation thereof. Such notice shall include Contractor’s estimate of the impact (if any) of such change on the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date and Required Final Completion Date. An Agreed Change reflecting any such impact, including an increase or decrease in the Contract Sum, if applicable, shall be made to account therefor. If Contractor performs any Work under any circumstances where it knew or should have known that such Work failed to comply with any Current Laws and failed to give notice thereof to Architect and Owner, Contractor shall correct such Work at its cost or pay Owner for the correction thereof.

Article 10. BONDS

10.1 Required Bond or Bonds. The Contractor shall furnish a contractor's performance and payment bond on forms supplied by the Owner, executed by a corporate bonding company licensed to transact such business in the State of Colorado and acceptable to the Owner, in the full amount of the Contract Sum (or, if the Agreement is a CMGC Agreement, the Guaranteed Maximum Price). The bond shall contain terms that comply with all the requirements of C.R.S. § 38-26-105 and -106 and any greater requirements imposed by this Contract. If at any time a surety on such a bond becomes irresponsible or loses its right to do business in the State of Colorado, the Owner may require another surety acceptable to the Owner, which the Contractor shall furnish within ten (10) days after receipt of written notice to do so. The term of the performance bond shall commence on the effective date of the Contract and shall not be withdrawn until the end of the Warranty Period as specified herein unless the Owner, in its sole and absolute discretion, approves the substitution of a warranty bond during the Warranty Period.

Article 11. WARRANTY

11.1 Correction of Defective Work on Building and Infrastructure. If, within the Warranty Period, any of the Work is found to be not in accordance with the requirements of the Contract Documents or is found to be defective in workmanship or materials, Contractor shall correct it promptly after receipt of written notice from Architect or Owner to do so unless Owner has previously expressly accepted such condition in writing. Deficiencies which impair the safety or habitability of a building shall be considered emergencies, and work to correct the same shall be commenced immediately upon notification of the deficiency and promptly, continuously and diligently pursued to completion. As used herein, (“Warranty Period”) shall mean the period of twenty-four (24) months after the date of Substantial Completion of the Work, as extended by terms of any longer applicable special warranty required by the Contract Documents.

11.2 Warranty Inspections. Contractor, Owner and Architect shall make at least three (3) complete inspections of the Work after Final Completion. One such inspection shall be made approximately three (3) months after Final Completion of the Work, the second at twelve (12) months and the third at twenty-three (23) months after Final Completion. Contractor shall be responsible to coordinate such inspections. At each such inspection, Contractor and Architect shall thoroughly examine the Work to confirm that all portions thereof are in accordance with the Construction Documents.

11.3 Public Improvements. If the Work includes any public improvements, Contractor shall correct all such portions of the Work which are found to be defective as required by the applicable


governmental authorities for the acceptance into maintenance of such public improvements by such governmental authorities until the same have been accepted into maintenance by the applicable governmental authority and Owner has been released from responsibility for correcting defects or repairing damage to such public improvements; provided, however, that Contractor shall not be responsible for any damage thereto caused by the operations of Owner or its successors.

11.4 Self-Help. If Contractor does not proceed with correction of nonconforming Work within a reasonable time after written notification from Architect or Owner, and in any event within fourteen (14) days (unless Owner in writing approves a longer period of time), Owner may correct it, including the removal and disposition of any portion thereof which Owner replaces in connection with such correction. Owner may dispose of any salvable portion of such removed materials in any manner Owner determines; provided that any proceeds from the disposition thereof shall be credited to Contractor’s obligations under this Section. Contractor shall promptly pay to Owner one hundred twenty-five percent (125%) of Owner’s out-of-pocket costs of correcting such Work.

11.5 Longer Warranties. Extended warranties for such longer period(s) of time as may be prescribed by the terms of any applicable special guarantee(s) required by the Contract Documents shall be provided by the applicable manufacturer, vendor, or Subcontractor as required by the Contract Documents. Owner shall be required to perform routine and appropriate regular maintenance during the Warranty Period.

11.6 No Limitations Created. Nothing contained in this Article 11 shall be construed to establish a period of limitation with respect to other obligations which Contractor might have under the Contract Documents. Establishment of the time periods specifically provided in this Article shall relate only to the obligations of Contractor specifically provided in this Article and shall have no relationship to the time within which the obligation to comply with the Contract Documents may be sought to be enforced, nor to the time within which proceedings may be commenced to establish Contractor’s liability with respect to Contractor’s obligations other than as specifically provided in this Article.

11.7 Survival. The obligations of Contractor under this Article 11 shall survive acceptance of the Work under the Contract and termination of the Contract.

Article 12. INSURANCE; RISK OF LOSS

12.1 Contractor’s Insurance – CGL, Auto, Workers’ Compensation, Property. Contractor shall maintain in force during the performance of all Work and all warranty work under the Contract the following insurance coverage:

12.1.1 Commercial General Liability Insurance, written on an “occurrence” form and not a “modified occurrence” or “claims made” form, covering bodily injury, property damage and personal injury with a limit of liability not less than $1,000,000 combined single limit per occurrence and $2,000,000 general aggregate. The aggregate limit of liability is to apply separately to the Contract. Such insurance coverage shall include (a) premises and operations, (b) products/completed operations, and (c) explosion, collapse and underground (XCU). All such coverage shall extend to all operations by or on behalf of Contractor (including those of any Subcontractor). Such policy shall provide that costs of defense are covered in addition to and not as part of the limits of liability.

12.1.2 Business automobile liability coverage for liability arising from any automobile (including owned, hired, and non-owned automobiles) with minimum limits of $1,000,000 combined single limit each accident.


12.1.3 Workers’ compensation insurance with at least the coverages and limits required by state law and including occupational disease coverage, and employer’s liability insurance with minimum limits of $1,000,000 bodily injury for each accident, $1,000,000 per employee for disease, and $1,000,000 disease aggregate.

12.1.4 Property insurance covering the full replacement cost of any property of Contractor that may be used in connection with the Work, including without limitation any property that may be brought on the Site.

12.1.5 Each Commercial General Liability policy and automobile liability policy shall include an Additional Insured Endorsement issued to all of the Owner Parties, with such additional insured coverage provided on a primary and non-contributory basis. The Additional Insured Endorsement to the Commercial General Liability policy shall include completed operations coverage.

12.1.6 Each policy carried by Contractor and its Sub-contractors and Sub-consultants shall include a waiver of subrogation endorsement for the benefit of Owner Parties.

12.1.7 Umbrella or Excess Following Form Insurance with limits of liability not less than those provided on Exhibit A to the Agreement, providing excess commercial general liability, auto liability and employer’s liability. Such umbrella or excess policy shall be endorsed to name the Owner Parties as additional insured on a primary and non-contributory basis.

12.2 Sub-consultants and Sub-subcontractors. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by Owner, Contractor shall require each Sub-contractor to maintain the same insurance coverage to be provided under Section 12.1 above except as to umbrella and excess liability coverage. Each liability policy the Contract Documents require to be carried by Contractor shall include coverage for liability arising out of the activities of Contractor’s Sub-contractors in the scope of their engagement as Sub-contractors.

12.3 Builder’s Risk.

12.3.1 Unless Owner elects at its sole option to obtain builder’s risk insurance for the Project, Contractor shall purchase and maintain builder’s risk insurance on the entire Work for the full insurable replacement cost of the Work, on a completed value basis, with permissible deduction of the cost of excavations, foundations below the lowest basement floor, underground flues, underground pipes, underground wiring, sidewalk, driveways, curbs and gutters, street improvements, and fences. Such coverage shall be in force before the commencement of Construction Work and shall remain in effect until Final Completion of the Project and include permission to occupy the Site. The builder’s risk policy shall not include a coinsurance clause, and any deductible amounts under such insurance policy shall be the responsibility of Contractor. Such insurance shall insure against “all risk” of physical loss or damage including coverage for theft, vandalism, malicious mischief, collapse, debris removal (including demolition occasioned by enforcement of any applicable legal requirements), loss resulting from faulty workmanship, faulty materials or error in design, and offsite storage and transit exposures, and shall also cover reasonable compensation for any plans and specifications, services, and expenses required because of such insured loss.

12.3.2 The builder’s risk policy shall name the Owner as the Insured, and any loss shall be payable to the Owner, as trustee, except to the extent that it may be necessary to permit payment of all or a portion of such insurance to a lessor or mortgagee as its interests may appear. Insurance for loss caused by flood, surface waters, and earthquake shall not be required unless otherwise provided in the Contract Documents.


12.3.3 Contractor shall provide Owner copies of documents evidencing the cost to Contractor of the insurance required by this Section 12.3. Owner may, at its option, directly obtain the insurance required by this Section 12.3, in which event (i) Contractor shall be named as an additional insured under such policy and (ii) if the Contract Sum included reimbursement of the costs of such coverage, it shall be reduced by the amount the Contractor would have had to pay for such coverage.

12.3.4 If Owner engages separate contractors to perform work in the Building, Owner may require the value of such third-party work to be included in the coverage under the builder’s risk policy; provided, however, that Owner shall be responsible to reimburse Contractor for the incremental costs of such additional coverage and such reimbursement shall not be credited against the Contract Sum.

12.4 Pollution Coverage. If requested by Owner, Contractor shall purchase and maintain contractor’s pollution liability coverage covering third-party injury and property damage claims, including cleanup costs incurred as a result of pollution conditions arising from Contractor’s operations and completed operations. Such completed operations coverage shall remain in effect for no less than three (3) years following Final Completion. Such policy shall be in force and have an effective date before the commencement of Construction Work. The Owner Parties shall be named as an additional insured under such policy. The limits of such pollution liability coverage shall be at least $1,000,000 per occurrence and in the aggregate, unless Exhibit A to the Agreement provides for higher limits. If Owner requests that Contractor carry such insurance, the costs thereof shall be included in Soft Costs and the Contract Sum shall be increased if necessary to include such costs.

12.5 Certificates of Insurance. A certificate of insurance reasonably satisfactory to Owner evidencing each policy to be maintained by Contractor pursuant to this Article or, at Owner’s request, a copy of each such policy shall be delivered to Owner before the commencement of Work. Such certificates shall provide that such insurance will not be cancelled without thirty (30) days prior written notice to Owner (ten (10) days in the event of non-payment of premiums). Contractor shall provide certificates of insurance evidencing replacement or renewal policies that conform to the requirements of this Section 12.5 at least fifteen (15) days before Contractor’s then existing policies expire and from time to time upon request of Owner. Upon request, Contractor shall provide Owner complete copies of the insurance policies required by the Contract Documents. Contractor shall obtain certificates of insurance and monitor policies of insurance maintained by Subcontractors as is necessary to assure that Subcontractors all carry the insurance required hereby.

12.6 Additional Insured Endorsements. All “additional insured” coverage required under the Contract Documents shall be evidenced by proper endorsements to the respective policies of insurance. Identification of a party as “additional insured” on a certificate of insurance shall not satisfy Contractor’s obligations to obtain such endorsements and furnish the same to Owner.

12.7 Other General Requirements.

12.7.1 Each of the policies of insurance required by the Contract Documents shall, in addition to the provisions specifically required herein, include the minimum coverage, terms and conditions of Insurance Services Office forms of policies and endorsements.

12.7.2 All insurance policies required by this Article 12 shall be written by companies licensed to write insurance in Colorado with an A.M. Best rating of at least A-/VIII and otherwise reasonably satisfactory to Owner.


12.7.3 All insurance coverage carried by Contractor shall be primary, and any insurance coverage carried by Owner Parties shall be only excess coverage.

12.8 Failure to Insure. In the event Contractor or any Sub-contractor fails to maintain any insurance required by this Article 7, such failure shall be a default of the Contract, and, in addition to Owner’s other remedies under the Contract, at law or in equity, Owner may procure such additional insurance for the benefit of itself and/or Contractor as Owner reasonably deems necessary to protect its interests and Contractor shall be liable to reimburse Owner for one hundred fifteen percent (115%) of its costs of such insurance.

12.9 Waiver of Subrogation. Owner waives all rights against Contractor and its Subcontractors, agents and employees, and Contractor waives all rights against the Owner Parties, for damages caused by perils covered by property insurance obtained pursuant to the Contract or other applicable property insurance to the extent of such coverage, except such rights as they have to proceeds of such insurance. Contractor shall require all Subcontractors to provide similar waivers in writing each in favor of all other parties identified in this Section 12.9. Owner and Contractor shall cause their respective insurers to waive all rights of subrogation, and the policies shall provide such waivers of subrogation by endorsement if an endorsement is required.

Article 13. INDEMNIFICATION

13.1 Contractor’s Indemnification. Contractor shall indemnify and hold harmless the Owner Parties from and against claims, damages, losses and expenses, including reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs, arising out of or resulting from performance of the Work (collectively and individually, “Claims”), provided, however, that Contractor shall be obligated to indemnify and defend Owner Parties from and against Claims arising out of death or bodily injury to persons or damage to property only to the extent of the degree or percentage of negligence or fault attributable to the acts or omissions of Contractor, a Subcontractor, a Sub-subcontractor, anyone directly or indirectly employed or engaged by them or anyone for whose acts they may be liable. Such obligation shall not be construed to negate, abridge, or reduce other rights to obligations otherwise undertaken by Contractor pursuant to the terms of this Contract. In the event that any term or provision of this paragraph is void under applicable law, the terms and provisions of this paragraph shall be limited to the extent necessary to render this paragraph valid, and as so limited, the terms and provisions of this paragraph shall be given full force and effect.

13.2 Limitations Not Applicable. In claims against any person or entity indemnified under this Article 13 by an employee of Contractor, a Subcontractor, Sub-subcontractor, Supplier, anyone directly or indirectly employed by them, or anyone for whose acts they may be liable, the indemnification obligation under this Article 13 shall not be limited by a limitation on amount or type of damages, compensation or benefits payable by or for Contractor or a Subcontractor, Sub-subcontractor, or Supplier under worker’s or workmen’s compensation acts, disability benefit acts or other employee benefit acts.

13.3 Employee Benefits. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Contractor shall indemnify, defend (with counsel acceptable to Owner) and hold harmless the Owner Parties from any Claims with respect to any Employee Benefits for the benefit of Contractor and/or any of its employees, Sub-consultants, agents, or anyone else acting on behalf of or at the request of the Contractor, that may be asserted against or imposed on the Owner Parties (except to the extent such Claims arise from a separate direct relationship between the claimant and an Owner Party unrelated to the Services or the Contract). Contractor shall reimburse the Owner for any award, judgment or fine against the Owner based on any claim that has as an element the proposition that Contractor or any of its employees, Sub-consultants, agents, or anyone else acting on behalf of or at the request of the Contractor became entitled to Employee Benefits by virtue of activities undertaken in connection with the provision of Services under the Contract.


Article 14. DEFAULTS, REMEDIES AND TERMINATION

14.1 Default by Contractor. Time is of the essence of Contractor’s obligations under the Contract. Contractor shall be in default under the Contract upon the occurrence of any of the following:

14.1.1 Contractor fails, except in cases of Excused Delay, to commence the Work in accordance with the Milestone Schedule.

14.1.2 Contractor fails, except in cases of Excused Delay, to make progress on the Work substantially in accordance with the Milestone Schedule.

14.1.3 Contractor fails, except in cases of Excused Delay, to prosecute the Work to Substantial Completion and Final Completion in a diligent, efficient, workmanlike, skillful, and careful manner in accordance with the provisions of the Contract Documents.

14.1.4 Contractor fails, except in cases of Excused Delay, to supply an adequate amount of properly skilled workers, materials, or equipment to complete the Work in accordance with the requirements of the Contract Documents.

14.1.5 Contractor ceases or suspends Work other than in accordance with the express terms of the Contract Documents.

14.1.6 Contractor fails to make payment to Subcontractors, Suppliers, or others in accordance with Contractor’s agreements with such parties or the provisions of the Contract Documents, whichever is more stringent.

14.1.7 Contractor fails to comply with any Current Laws.

14.1.8 Contractor fails to comply with any other material or substantial provision of the Contract Documents.

If a default continues uncured for seventy-two hours (or as otherwise agreed to by Owner in writing) after Owner gives notice of such default to Contractor, such failure to cure shall be deemed an “Event of Default” entitling Owner to exercise its remedies provided in Section 14.2 below. In addition, if Contractor becomes insolvent, makes an assignment for the benefit of creditors, or becomes the subject of a bankruptcy proceeding (unless the same is an involuntary proceeding against Contractor and is dismissed within forty-five (45) days after it has been commenced), the same shall also be an Event of Default.

14.2 Owner’s Remedies.

14.2.1 Upon the occurrence of an Event of Default, Owner may, in addition to any other remedy which may be provided in the Contract Documents or which is otherwise available at law or in equity, terminate the engagement of Contractor made under the Contract and may (i) take possession of the Site and of all materials, equipment, tools, and construction equipment and machinery thereon owned by Contractor; (ii) accept assignment of such subcontracts and contracts with Supplier as Owner may from time to time elect; and (iii) finish the Work by whatever reasonable method Owner may deem expedient. Any such act by Owner shall not be deemed a waiver of any right or remedy of Owner, and Owner shall have all rights and remedies available at law or in equity.

14.2.2 If after exercising any such remedy, the reasonable cost to Owner of the performance of the balance of the Work is in excess of that part of the Contract Sum that has not theretofore been paid to Contractor hereunder, Contractor shall be liable for and shall


reimburse Owner for such excess within thirty (30) days of its receipt from Owner of an invoice detailing such excess cost.

14.2.3 If Owner terminates the Contract as permitted by this Section 14.2, Contractor shall not be entitled to receive any further payment hereunder; provided that, if Owner is able to have the Project finished for less than the Contract Sum, Owner shall pay to Contractor the amount, if any, necessary to pay Subcontractors of Contractor for the Work they performed in a satisfactory manner prior to such termination, but only to the extent that such payment will not cause Owner to have expended, for all costs of the Project, an amount in excess of the Contract Sum.

14.2.4 The remedies provided to Owner pursuant to this Article shall be in addition to all other remedies of any kind and nature which Owner may have, either at law or in equity, for any breach hereof or failure to perform by Contractor, including the liquidated damages provided herein. All remedies of Owner shall be cumulative, and the exercise of one or more remedies by Owner hereunder shall not preclude the simultaneous exercise or subsequent exercise of other or additional remedies.

14.3 Default by Owner. Time is of the essence in Owner’s performance of its obligations to Contractor hereunder. Owner shall be in default of its obligations under the Contract upon the occurrence of any of the following:

14.3.1 Failure to pay Contractor any Progress Payment when it is due (not including any payment or portion thereof to which Owner has timely made objection in the manner provided in the Contract Documents).

14.3.2 Failure to perform any other material obligation under the Contract Documents in the time permitted thereby.

Owner’s failure to cure any such default within thirty (30) days after receiving written notice thereof from Contractor with respect to a non-monetary default (or so long thereafter as Owner is using commercially reasonable efforts to cure such default) or within fifteen (15) business days after receiving notice from Contractor of failure to make a Progress Payment (not including any payment or portion thereof to which Owner has timely made objection in the manner provided in the General Conditions of the Contract) shall be an Event of Default by Owner.

14.4 Contractor’s Remedies. In the event that an Event of Default by Owner occurs and is then continuing, (i) Contractor may cease all or any portion of the Work, and Owner shall be responsible for all increased costs arising out of such delay, which delay shall be an Owner Delay, but only to the extent that the Work is actually delayed as is necessary to be an Owner Delay under Section 13.2 of the General Conditions of the Contract or (ii) in the alternative, Contractor may terminate the Contract, remove any materials, equipment, and tools from the Site, and recover from Owner payment for all Work executed and any loss or damage sustained by Contractor by reason of the termination; provided that in no event shall Contractor be entitled to recover from Owner more than the remainder obtained when the (a) sum of (i) the costs of completing the Work Contractor avoids by the termination plus (ii) the amounts already paid by Owner to Contractor hereunder are subtracted from (b) the Contract Sum.

14.5 Attorneys’ Fees. In the event any dispute related to the Contract is made the subject of litigation, the party prevailing on the more substantial part of its claims and defenses in such litigation shall be entitled to recover its attorneys’ fees and costs reasonably incurred in connection with such litigation.


14.6 Suspension by Owner for Convenience. Owner may, without cause, order Contractor in writing to suspend, delay, or interrupt the Work in whole or in part for such period of time as Owner may determine. An equitable adjustment by Agreed Change shall be made for increases in the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date and Required Final Completion Date on account of any such suspension, delay or interruption. If the suspension of the Work by Owner for convenience exceeds ninety (90) days, Contractor may terminate the Contract, and Owner shall pay Contractor in accordance with the provisions of Section 14.7. During any period of suspension, Contractor shall store all materials to prevent them from becoming damaged in any way or becoming an obstruction, and shall take all appropriate precautions to prevent damage to or deterioration of the Work, provide suitable drainage and erect temporary structures where necessary, provided that Contractor shall first notify the Owner and Architect of the measures the Contractor proposes to take and the anticipated costs thereof.

14.7 Termination by Owner Without Cause. For purposes hereof, “Commencement of Construction” shall be deemed to have occurred on the earliest of (i) date on which Contractor, with the consent of Owner, moves the first equipment onto the Site, (ii) the date on which Contractor, with the consent of Owner, makes an order for materials that cannot be canceled without payment of a cancellation fee, loss or deposit, or similar cost, or (iii) otherwise, with the consent of Owner, takes action to commence construction that cannot be terminated without cost.

14.7.1 Prior to Commencement of Construction. If the Agreement is a CMGC Agreement, Owner may at any time prior to Commencement of Construction, at will and without cause, terminate the Contract by notice to Contractor. In the event of such termination, Contractor shall immediately stop the Pre-Construction Work, and, to the extent Owner has not already paid such amounts to Contractor, Owner shall pay Contractor the portion of the Pre-Construction Fee applicable to Pre-Construction Work already performed, including an equitable portion of the installment of the Pre-Construction Fee applicable to the then-current Design Phase based on the proportion of the Pre-Construction Work for that Design Phase (including consultations) that has been completed.

14.7.2 After Commencement of Construction.

14.7.2.1 Owner may, at any time on or after Commencement of Construction, at will and without cause, terminate all or any part of the Work and any subcontract or any contract with a Supplier pertaining to the same by giving written notice to Contractor specifying the part of the Work or subcontract or any contract with a supplier to be terminated and the effective date of the termination. In case of a termination of a portion of the Work, Owner will execute an Agreed Change making any required adjustment to the Required Substantial Completion Date, Required Final Completion Date and/or the Contract Sum necessitated by such termination. Contractor shall submit its claim for the amounts of such adjustments in writing within ten (10) days after the first to occur of the resumption of the Work or the termination of the Contract. For the remainder of the Work, if any, the Contract Documents shall remain in full force and effect. Contractor shall continue to prosecute the Work not terminated, if any.

14.7.2.2 If any part or all of the Work is so terminated or if Contractor terminates the Contract pursuant to Section 14.6, Contractor shall be entitled to payment for: (i) Work properly executed in accordance with the Contract Documents; (ii) the full amount of Soft Costs incurred through the date of termination; (iii) the portion of the Contractor Fee applicable to the portion of the Work completed; (iv) costs directly related to the termination of the Contract or to Work thereafter performed by Contractor in terminating such Work, including costs of demobilization; and (v) materials specially fabricated for the Work prior to the time when the Contractor


gives or received notice of such termination and not incorporated in the Work prior to termination.

14.7.2.3 If any materials specially fabricated for the Work are not fully prepared when the Contractor gives or receives notice of termination of the Agreement, Contractor shall, immediately upon giving or receiving such notice, (i) notify the applicable Suppliers to stop work and wait for further instructions, and (ii) notify Owner and Architect that such materials are partially fabricated and that the suppliers thereof are awaiting further instructions. The Owner shall, within ten (10) days from the date it receives Contractor’s notice, notify Contractor whether to have the work on such materials or other items completed. Contractor shall cancel all orders for materials or other items which the Owner does not wish to have completed. Contractor shall make a settlement with each such material supplier reasonably satisfactory to Owner, the costs of which shall be reimbursed by the Owner.

14.7.2.4 Owner shall be entitled to purchase from the Contractor any of the materials and other items obtained by the Contractor for the Work, but not incorporated in the work prior to termination, for the cost thereof to the Contractor.

Article 15. CONCEALED CONDITIONS

15.1 Concealed Conditions.

15.1.1 In the event Contractor encounters subsurface or otherwise concealed physical conditions that differ materially from those conditions reasonably inferable from observations of the exposed surfaces of the Site and reports, surveys, assessments, record drawings and other information furnished by Owner or obtained by Contractor, Contractor shall provide Architect and Owner notice thereof within two (2) business days after first discovering the same and shall suspend those portions of the Work that conflict with such conditions until receipt of further directions from Owner.

15.1.2 Contractor and Owner shall inspect and evaluate such conditions, and Owner shall cause the Architect, if necessary, to prepare appropriate supplemental drawings or instructions to address or accommodate the conditions discovered.

15.1.3 Delay resulting from the suspension of Work pending the investigation of unforeseen concealed conditions shall be an Owner Delay, but only to the extent that the same causes actual delay in the critical path to complete the Work that satisfies all the requirements necessary to be an Owner Delay under Section 3.4.1 and all the requirements of Section 15.1.5 below.

15.1.4 If the actions necessary to address such conditions of the Site increase the Cost of Work or adversely impact the critical path to completion of the Work, Contractor may request that an Agreed Change or Change Directive be issued for changes in the Work reflected in the supplemental drawings or instructions prepared to address such conditions, subject to the provisions of Section 15.1.5 below.

15.1.5 Costs.

15.1.5.1 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary provided herein, Contractor shall not be entitled to any increase in the Contract Sum or extension of the Milestone Schedule, nor shall any Owner Delay be deemed to have occurred, on


account of any condition of the Site that was indicated in or reasonably inferable from (i) observations of the exposed surfaces of the Site and reports, surveys, assessments, record drawings and other information furnished by Owner or obtained by Contractor, (ii) a thorough inspection of the Site prior to the commencement of the Work (regardless of whether such thorough inspection was actually conducted), or (iii) other information and documents furnished to Contractor by Owner or others.

15.1.5.2 If the Agreement is a GMGC Agreement, increases in the Cost of Work (and any associated Construction Fee and General Conditions fee, if applicable) in connection with any Agreed Change or Change Directive under Section 15.1.4 shall be charged to the Contingency, and an increase in the Guaranteed Maximum Price shall be allowed, if at all, only to the extent that such costs exceed the balance of the Contingency.

15.1.6 Any dispute as to whether Contractor is entitled to receive an increase in the Contract Sum or extension of the Milestone Schedule on account of concealed conditions of the Site shall be a Dispute and shall, at the request of either Contractor or Owner, be submitted to Dispute Resolution.

Article 16. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES

16.1 Hazardous Substances. “Hazardous Substances” include any substance identified as a hazardous substance pursuant to any federal, state or local law or regulation regulating substances by reason of threats posed to public health and safety, including the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act, the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act of 1986, the Hazardous Substances Transportation Act, the Solid Waste Disposal Act, the Clean Water Act, the Clean Air Act, the Toxic Substances Control Act, the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Occupational Safety and Health Act, and the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act, all as amended.

16.2 Existing Facilities – Hazardous Substances May Exist. Contractor acknowledges that most existing structures owned or operated by Owner contain asbestos-containing materials, and the Site may also contain other Hazardous Substances. Contractor and any Subcontractors, Sub-subcontractors or other personnel who may come into contact with asbestos-containing materials shall review and become familiar with Owner’s plan under the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act, currently titled the “Denver Public Schools General Asbestos Management Plan” and the AHERA Asbestos Management Plan and Hazardous Materials Information book for each existing facility comprising part of the Project, as each may be revised from time to time. All persons acting for Contractor under the Contract shall be responsible to perform the responsibilities of “Vendors” as defined in those Plans.

16.3 No Introduction of Hazardous Substances. Contractor, its contractors, its Subcontractors, its Sub-subcontractors, its Suppliers, and their respective agents, representatives and employees shall not introduce or cause the introduction of Hazardous Substances to the Project. Except as provided below as to Ordinary Course Materials, in the event that Contractor, its contractors, its Subcontractors, its Suppliers, or their respective agents, representatives and employees introduce or cause the introduction of Hazardous Substances to the Project, Contractor shall pay for removal of all such substances and shall indemnify Owner and its successors as owners of the Property for all liability resulting from the introduction of such Hazardous Substances to the Project.


16.4 Suspected Hazardous Substances. Contractor acknowledges that other Hazardous Substances may exist in building materials, soils, or equipment used on the Site. Contractor shall not be primarily responsible to identify Hazardous Substances existing on the Site; provided that Contractor shall be responsible to comply with all recommendations and requirements of environmental consultants furnished to Contractor in writing. Except as provided above and except for Ordinary Course Materials, if Contractor encounters what Contractor reasonably believes may be Hazardous Substances, Contractor shall immediately stop Work in the area affected and immediately report the condition to Architect and Owner in writing. If, in fact, the materials are Hazardous Substances, the Work in the affected area shall not thereafter be resumed, except by written agreement of Owner and Contractor, until the Hazardous Substances have been removed or rendered safe by Owner in accordance with all applicable laws at Owner’s expense, and Owner has provided reasonable evidence thereof to Contractor. The Work in the affected area shall be resumed in the absence of Hazardous Substances, when any Hazardous Substances have been rendered harmless, or when the conditions in the preceding sentence have been satisfied. Unless such materials were introduced to the Project by Contractor or its contractors, Subcontractors, Sub-subcontractors, Suppliers, or their respective agents, representatives and employees, Owner shall be responsible for all reasonable costs related to any testing, removal, encapsulation, or remediation of any such substances or materials, and any additional cost of the Work arising out of any delay in the Work caused thereby. Except as to such materials introduced to the Project by Contractor or its contractors, Subcontractors, Sub-subcontractors, Suppliers, or their respective agents, representatives and employees, any delays arising out of such testing, removal, encapsulation, or remediation shall be an Owner Delay, but only to the extent that the same causes actual delay in the Work that satisfies all the requirements necessary to be an Owner Delay under Section 3.4.1; provided, however, that if the Agreement is a GMGC Agreement, any increases in the Cost of Work (and any associated Construction Fee and General Conditions fee, if applicable) in connection with any such Owner Delay shall be charged to the Contingency, and an increase in the Guaranteed Maximum Price shall be allowed, if at all, only to the extent that such amounts exceed the balance of the Contingency.

16.5 Ordinary Course Materials. Nothing contained herein shall be deemed to preclude Contractor from using and bringing onto the Property materials and substances (which are otherwise Hazardous Substances) used in the ordinary course of commercial construction in quantities typically and safely used for such purposes (“Ordinary Course Materials”). Contractor shall use all Ordinary Course Materials in accordance with all Current Laws and shall make sure that none of the Ordinary Course Materials are released or otherwise permitted to contaminate the Property or render the Property contaminated. Contractor shall defend and indemnify Owner against any claim, cost, loss, or damage resulting from the use of the Ordinary Course Materials in connection with the Project or resulting from the introduction of Hazardous Substances onto the Property in a manner not specifically permitted hereby. In the event Contractor recognizes any improper handling or storage of Hazardous Substances on the Site, including Ordinary Course Materials, or observes circumstances which contractor actually knows may result in the release or discharge of Hazardous Substances, whether or not by someone for whose acts Contractor is responsible, Contractor shall immediately notify Owner thereof.

Article 17. ROYALTIES AND PATENTS

17.1 General Requirements. Contractor shall pay all royalties and license fees, and such costs shall be part of the Cost of Work. Contractor shall, at its own cost and not as part of the Cost of Work, defend all suits or claims for infringement of any patent rights relating to equipment or materials incorporated in the Work and shall indemnify and save Owner harmless from loss on account thereof, except that Owner shall be responsible for all such loss when a particular design process or the product of a particular manufacturer or manufacturers is specified by Owner; provided that, if Contractor has been notified or otherwise has reason to know that the use of a required design,


process, or product is an infringement of a patent, Contractor shall be responsible for such loss, at its own cost and not as part of the Cost of Work, unless such information is promptly furnished to Architect and Owner.

Article 18. DRAWINGS, DETAIL AND INSTRUCTIONS

18.1 Clarifications and Additional Instructions. In the event Contractor observes that the Construction Documents contain ambiguities or omissions, or are inconsistent with existing conditions on the Site, Contractor shall promptly submit to Architect a written request for clarification or additional instructions. Contractor shall do no Construction Work without adequate drawings and instructions describing the Work in sufficient detail for the proper execution thereof.

18.2 Details Schedule. If detail drawings or other instructions are to be prepared by Architect during the course of the Work, Contractor and Architect shall jointly prepare a schedule for the Architect to provide such Work Product, and Contractor shall incorporate such schedule into the Project Schedule.

18.3 Copies of Construction Documents. Unless otherwise provided in the Contract Documents, Architect will furnish the Contractor with all copies of Construction Documents reasonably necessary for the execution of the Work.

18.4 Ownership of Work Product. Contractor acknowledges that the Work Product and the copyright interest therein are owned either by Architect or by Owner, in accordance with the terms of the agreement between Architect and Owner. Contractor shall not be entitled to use the Work Product in connection with any construction other than the Project, and upon the completion of the Work or the termination of the Contract, Contractor shall return to Architect, at its request, all copies of the Work Product except one (1) signed record set of Construction Documents. Any models shall be the property of the Owner.

Article 19. ROLE OF THE ARCHITECT

19.1 Limited Agent. Architect is the agent of the Owner only to the extent provided in the Contract Documents and Architect’s agreement with Owner. When in special instances the Architect is authorized to act on Owner’s behalf, the Architect shall, upon request, provide the Contractor copies of the documents that establish such authority.

19.2 Primary Interpreter of Construction Documents.

19.2.1 The Architect shall be the primary interpreter of the meaning and intent of the Construction Documents and shall be, in the first instance, the judge of the performance of the Contract. Architect will visit the site at appropriate intervals to become familiar with its progress and quality and to determine in general if the Work is being performed in such a manner that it will, when fully completed, be in accordance with the Contract Documents.

19.2.2 Architect shall, in a timely manner, evaluate and issue written determinations resolving any claims or disputes submitted to the Architect for review under the Contract. Interpretations and decisions of the Architect will be consistent with the intent of, and reasonably inferable from, the Contract Documents. The Architect’s decisions on matters relating to aesthetic effect shall be final if consistent with the intent expressed in the Contract Documents. In exercising its authority to make such determinations, Architect shall exercise independent professional judgment based on the Contract Documents and shall not favor Contractor or Owner. All such determinations shall be subject to judicial review, provided, however, that any matters designated as Disputes under the Contract


shall be submitted to Dispute Resolution in accordance with the Agreement before being made the subject of litigation unless the Agreement specifically provides otherwise.

19.3 Communications. Contractor shall furnish both Owner and Architect copies of all notices Contractor gives to either Architect or Owner under the Contract relating to Applications for Payment, Change Directives, Proposed Changes, Change Orders, Progress Payments, or claims for adjustment in the Contract Sum, Required Substantial Completion Date or Required Final Completion Date. Such duplicate notice shall also be given as to other matters requested in writing by Owner or Architect.

Article 20. SUBMITTALS

20.1 Schedule of Submittals. Within thirty (30) days after the date of this Contract, Contractor and Architect shall jointly prepare a schedule for submittals of shop drawings, samples, schedules and other submittals to be made by the Contractor, the review thereof by Architect, and responses and resubmittals by Contractor based on the Architect’s review. Contractor shall incorporate such schedule into the Project Schedule.

20.2 Scope of Architect’s Review. Architect shall review Contractor’s submittals of shop drawings, samples, schedules and other documents related to items to be incorporated in the Work for aesthetic effect. Contractor shall be responsible to ensure that such submittals conform to the Contract Documents, and the approval of such submittals by Architect shall not relieve the Contractor from responsibility for any deviation of such submittals from the Contract Documents unless the Contractor gives the Architect specific written notice of such deviation together with such submittal, nor shall it relieve the Contractor from responsibility for errors and omissions contained in such submittals.

20.3 Review Process. The review of Contractor’s submittals shall be conducted in accordance with the provisions of the specifications contained in the Construction Documents. Such specifications will be based on the Standards.

Article 21. NOTICES

21.1 How Notice May Be Given. All notices required or permitted to be given under the Contract shall be in writing and shall be delivered by (i) certified or registered mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested, (ii) commercial courier, (iii) hand delivery, or (iv) successful and confirmed facsimile transmission. All such notices shall be delivered to the parties at the addresses provided in the Agreement or at such other address as Contractor, Owner or Architect may determine for itself by notice given to the other parties. Each notice shall be deemed effective when actually delivered to the address for the party or delivery at such address is tendered and refused or, if the party has multiple addresses, when either actually delivered to, or delivery is tendered and refused at, each of the addresses for the party. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, meeting notes and minutes prepared by Contractor shall not constitute notice of any fact regarding which notice is permitted or required to be given under the Contract, regardless of how such notes and minutes are delivered.

Article 22. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR.

22.1 Status. The parties intend that Contractor shall have the status of an independent contractor, and the Contract Documents shall not be construed to render Contractor or any employee, Subcontractor or Sub-subcontractor of Contractor, or any of their employees, officers or agents, an employee or partner of Owner.


22.2 Employee Benefits. Neither Contractor nor any of its employees, officers, agents, Subcontractors, Sub-subcontractors, or other contractors or consultants shall be entitled to any employee benefits from the District, including, but not limited to, any employer withholding or liability for any of the following: taxes; FICA contributions; other Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid contributions or withholding; medical or disability insurance; vacation or leave; pension contributions; unemployment insurance or worker’s compensation insurance (collectively, “Employee Benefits”). Contractor shall be responsible to pay all taxes due on account of any payments to Contractor by Owner under the Contract. Except to the extent, if any, that such a waiver and release may be expressly prohibited by applicable laws, Contractor waives and releases all claims against Owner for any Employee Benefits.

Article 23. NO WAIVER

23.1 No Waiver. No inspection by the Architect or any other person acting on the Owner's behalf, nor any order, measurement, estimate or certificate by the Architect, nor any order by the Owner for the payment of money, nor any payment for or acceptance of any Work, nor any extension of time, nor any possession taken by the Owner, shall operate as a waiver of any right of Owner arising out of or related to the Contract. No waiver of any breach of the Contract shall be construed as a waiver of any other or subsequent breach thereof.

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GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Article 1. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION ................................................................................ 1 1.1 Definitions. ...................................................................................................................................... 1 1.2 Interpretation. .................................................................................................................................. 5

Article 2. PAYMENTS ............................................................................................................................. 5 2.1 Schedule of Values ......................................................................................................................... 5 2.2 Progress Payments ........................................................................................................................ 5 2.3 Time for Progress Payment ............................................................................................................ 8 2.4 Owner’s Ability to Withhold Payment .............................................................................................. 8 2.5 Payment upon Final Completion .................................................................................................... 9 2.6 Final Settlement – Subcontractor and Supplier Claims ................................................................ 10 2.7 Appropriations ............................................................................................................................... 10 2.8 Taxes; Direct Purchase Option ..................................................................................................... 11 2.9 Discounts ...................................................................................................................................... 12 2.10 Adjustments .............................................................................................................................. 12

Article 3. COMPLETION, TIME, AND DELAYS IN CONSTRUCTION ............................................... 12 3.1 Time of the Essence ..................................................................................................................... 12 3.2 Substantial Completion ................................................................................................................. 12 3.3 Final Completion ........................................................................................................................... 12 3.4 Excused Delay .............................................................................................................................. 13 3.5 Guarantee of Required Substantial Completion Date and Required Final Completion Date Date 15 3.6 Extraordinary Measures ............................................................................................................... 16

Article 4. PROJECT AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ........................................................... 16 4.1 General Scope .............................................................................................................................. 16 4.2 Project Schedule. .......................................................................................................................... 16 4.3 Supervision and Construction Procedure. .................................................................................... 17 4.4 Books and Records ...................................................................................................................... 17 4.5 Site Investigation; Field Verification. ............................................................................................. 17 4.6 Use of Site .................................................................................................................................... 18 4.7 Cleaning Up .................................................................................................................................. 18 4.8 Coordination with Owner’s Consultants........................................................................................ 19 4.9 Drawings and Specifications at Site ............................................................................................. 19 4.10 Manufacturers’ and Subcontractors’ Warranties; Manuals ....................................................... 19 4.11 Unsuitable Conditions ............................................................................................................... 19 4.12 Owner’s Separate Work ............................................................................................................ 19 4.13 Quality Control .......................................................................................................................... 20 4.14 Issue Tracking ........................................................................................................................... 20 4.15 Self-Work .................................................................................................................................. 20 4.16 Project Manager and Superintendents ..................................................................................... 20 4.17 Federally Funded Projects ........................................................................................................ 20 4.18 Extra Inspections....................................................................................................................... 21

Article 5. CHANGES IN THE WORK ................................................................................................... 21 5.1 Change Directive. ......................................................................................................................... 21 5.2 Proposed Changes. ...................................................................................................................... 21 5.3 Changes not Requiring a Change Order ...................................................................................... 22 5.4 Determination of the Cost or Savings Attributable to a Change Directive .................................... 22 5.5 Change Pricing ............................................................................................................................. 22 5.6 Change Orders ............................................................................................................................. 23

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5.7 Tracking ........................................................................................................................................ 23 Article 6. SUBCONTRACTORS, SUPPLIERS AND PERSONNEL. ................................................... 23

6.1 Terms of Subcontracts.................................................................................................................. 23 6.2 Equal Opportunity ......................................................................................................................... 24 6.3 Discipline; Sufficiency of Skilled Workers; Removal. ................................................................... 24 6.4 Colorado Labor. ............................................................................................................................ 25

Article 7. INSPECTIONS; CORRECTION OF DEFECTS .................................................................... 25 7.1 Inspections .................................................................................................................................... 25 7.3 Notice of Defect ............................................................................................................................ 25 7.4 Warranty and Correction of Work During Construction ................................................................ 25 7.5 Uncovering Work .......................................................................................................................... 26 7.6 Failure to Correct Defect .............................................................................................................. 26 7.7 Acceptance of Defective Work ..................................................................................................... 26

Article 8. PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY ................................................................ 26 8.1 General Requirement ................................................................................................................... 26 8.2 Underground Facilities .................................................................................................................. 27 8.3 Public Ways .................................................................................................................................. 27 8.4 Safety Equipment ......................................................................................................................... 27 8.5 Site Security .................................................................................................................................. 27 8.6 Notice Requirements. ................................................................................................................... 27

Article 9. PERMITS AND LICENSES; COMPLIANCE WITH CURRENT LAWS ............................... 28 9.1 Permits .......................................................................................................................................... 28 9.2 Licensed Trades ........................................................................................................................... 28 9.3 Licensed Supervision.................................................................................................................... 28 9.4 Worker Status ............................................................................................................................... 28 9.5 General Compliance With Current Laws ...................................................................................... 30

Article 10. BONDS .................................................................................................................................. 30 10.1 Required Bond or Bonds ........................................................................................................... 30

Article 11. WARRANTY .......................................................................................................................... 30 11.1 Correction of Defective Work on Building and Infrastructure .................................................... 30 11.2 Warranty Inspections ................................................................................................................ 31 11.3 Public Improvements ................................................................................................................ 31 11.4 Self-Help ................................................................................................................................... 31 11.5 Longer Warranties .................................................................................................................... 31 11.6 No Limitations Created ............................................................................................................. 31 11.7 Survival ..................................................................................................................................... 31

Article 12. INSURANCE; RISK OF LOSS ............................................................................................. 31 12.1 Contractor’s Insurance – CGL, Auto, Workers’ Compensation, Property................................. 31 12.2 Subcontractors and Sub-subcontractors .................................................................................. 32 12.3 Builder’s Risk ............................................................................................................................ 32 12.4 Pollution Coverage .................................................................................................................... 33 12.5 Certificates of Insurance ........................................................................................................... 33 12.6 Additional Insured Endorsements ............................................................................................. 34 12.7 Other General Requirements .................................................................................................... 34 12.8 Failure to Insure ........................................................................................................................ 34 12.9 Waiver of Subrogation .............................................................................................................. 34

Article 13. INDEMNIFICATION .............................................................................................................. 34 13.1 Contractor’s Indemnification ..................................................................................................... 34 13.2 Limitations Not Applicable ......................................................................................................... 34 13.3 Employee Benefits .................................................................................................................... 35

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Article 14. DEFAULTS, REMEDIES AND TERMINATION ................................................................... 35 14.1 Default by Contractor ................................................................................................................ 35 14.2 Owner’s Remedies .................................................................................................................... 36 14.3 Default by Owner ...................................................................................................................... 36 14.4 Contractor’s Remedies ............................................................................................................. 37 14.5 Attorneys’ Fees ......................................................................................................................... 37 14.6 Suspension by Owner for Convenience ................................................................................... 37 14.7 Termination by Owner Without Cause ...................................................................................... 37

Article 15. CONCEALED CONDITIONS ................................................................................................ 38 15.1 Concealed Conditions ............................................................................................................... 38

Article 16. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES .............................................................................................. 39 16.1 Hazardous Substances ............................................................................................................. 39 16.2 Existing Facilities – Hazardous Substances May Exist ............................................................ 39 16.3 No Introduction of Hazardous Substances ............................................................................... 40 16.4 Suspected Hazardous Substances ........................................................................................... 40 16.5 Ordinary Course Materials ........................................................................................................ 40

Article 17. ROYALTIES AND PATENTS ............................................................................................... 41 17.1 General Requirements .............................................................................................................. 41

Article 18. DRAWINGS, DETAIL AND INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................... 41 18.1 Clarifications and Additional Instructions .................................................................................. 41 18.2 Details Schedule ....................................................................................................................... 41 18.3 Copies of Construction Documents .......................................................................................... 41 18.4 Ownership of Work Product ...................................................................................................... 41

Article 19. ROLE OF THE ARCHITECT ................................................................................................ 41 19.1 Limited Agent ............................................................................................................................ 41 19.2 Primary Interpreter of Construction Documents ....................................................................... 41 19.3 Communications ....................................................................................................................... 42

Article 20. SUBMITTALS ....................................................................................................................... 42 20.1 Schedule of Submittals ............................................................................................................. 42 20.2 Scope of Architect’s Review ..................................................................................................... 42 20.3 Review Process ........................................................................................................................ 42

Article 21. NOTICES ............................................................................................................................... 42 21.1 How Notice May Be Given ........................................................................................................ 42

Article 22. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR .......................................................................................... 43 22.1 Status ........................................................................................................................................ 43 22.2 Employee Benefits .................................................................................................................... 43

Article 23. NO WAIVER .......................................................................................................................... 43 23.1 No Waiver ................................................................................................................................. 43

DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS



EXHIBITS

Denver Public Schools

RFP

Exhibit #1

Build ID Building Name Address

Building External

Gross Area Region

Bundle 4 41 2,838,498

102 1 250 Knapp500 S Utica Street

1956 87,243 SW

103 2 239 Fallis6700 E Virginia

Avenue1960 44,822

SE

104 3 239A Fallis Cottage6700 E Virginia

Avenue2012 8,548

SE

105 4 258 Greenwood5130 Durham Court

2001 73,116 FNE

106 5 258AGreenwood

Modular #1 5132 Durham Court2008 1,440 FNE

107 6 258BGreenwood

Modular #2 5134 Durham Court2008 1,440 FNE

108 7 258CGreenwood

Storage 5130 Durham Court2001 1,299 FNE

109 8 240 Force 1550 S Wolff Street 1955 74,152 SW

110 9 405 Grant1751 S Washington

Street1953 83,587

111 10 295 Kaiser4500 S Quitman

Street1973 70,448

SW

112 11 241 Garden Place4425 Lincoln Street

1905 70,795 NNE

113 12 455 North HS 2960 N Speer Blvd 1911 459,346

114 13 455ENorth Welcome

Center 2960 N Speer Blvd1971 8,340

115 14 207 Barnum 85 Hooker Street 1921 73,936 NW

116 15 227 Doull2520 S Utica Street

1955 74,210SW

117 16 199 Archuleta16000 E Maxwell

Place2002 63,991

FNE

118 17 199AArchuleta Mod

Bldg #1

16000 E Maxwell

Place2005 1,911

FNE

119 18 199BArchuleta Mod

Bldg #2

16000 E Maxwell

Place2005 1,911

FNE

120 19 243 Godsman2120 W Arkansas

Avenue1958 81,545

SW

121 20 243AGodsman Modular

#1

2120 W Arkansas

Avenue2009 1,440

SW

Sites (Buildings) Year Built

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Denver Public Schools

RFP

Exhibit #1

Build ID Building Name Address

Building External

Gross Area RegionSites (Buildings) Year Built

122 21 419 King (MLK)19535 E 46th Avenue

1984 203,487FNE

123 22 246 Gust3440 W Yale Avenue

1955 73,744SW

124 23 290 Maxwell14390 E Bolling Drive

1998 64,850FNE

125 24 290BMaxwell Modular

#1 14390 E Bolling Drive2008 1,962

FNE

126 25 416 Skinner3435 W 40th Avenue

1921 148,821NW

127 26 298 Southmoor3755 S Magnolia Way

1974 42,716 SE

128 27 298ASouthmoor

Modular #1 3755 S Magnolia Way2006 1,652 SE

129 28 298BSouthmoor

Modular #2 3755 S Magnolia Way2010 1,925 SE

130 29 276 Steck450 Albion Street

1930 43,156 SE

131 30 252 Lincoln ES710 S Pennsylvania

Street1904 57,362

SE

132 31 251 Knight3245 E Exposition

Avenue1951 59,264

SE

133 32 302Conservatory

Green 8499 E Stoll Place2014 114,805

NNE

134 33 269 Sabin 3050 S Vrain Street 1958 91,311 SW

135 34 210 Lowry8001 E Cedar Avenue

2002 79,714SE

136 35 457 Jefferson HS3950 S Holly Street

1960 264,719 SE

137 36 179 Escalante‐Biggs 5300 Crown Blvd 2011 35,430 FNE

138 37 223 Cory 1550 S Steele Street 1950 48,048 SE

139 38 216 Bryant‐Webster 3635 Quivas Street 1930 64,800 NW

140 39 215 Brown 2550 Lowell Blvd 1951 78,829 NW

141 40 299 McGlone 4500 Crown Blvd 1978 65,679 FNE

142 41 299A McGlone Cottage 13399 Albrook Street 2013 12,705FNE

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Construction Services • 1617 S. Acoma St. • Denver, CO, 80223

www.dpsk12.org

Facility Management

Construction Services

Phone: 720.423.1898

http://bond.dpsk12.org

Project Number: 6048 Project Name: District Wide LED Conversion (Multi Site) Project Description: Retrofit existing fluorescent tube fixtures with LED drivers, ballasts and

tubes. Bundle: #4

Page 1

Table of ContentsKnappFallisGreenwoodForceGrantKaiserGarden PlaceNorth HSBarnumDoullArchuletaGodsmanKing(MLK)GustMaxwellSkinnerSouthmoorSteckLincoln ESKnightConservatory GreenSabinLowryJefferson HSEscalante-BiggsCoryBryant-WebsterBrownMcGloneMcGlone CottageFixture KeyCut Sheets

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Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898


Project Number: 6048

Project Name: District Wide LED Conversion (Multi Site)

Project Description:

Bundle: #4

Priority Number: #1

Project Location: Knapp

500 S Utica St

Denver, CO 80219

Retrofit existing fluorescent tube fixtures with LED drivers, ballasts and

tubes.

Construction Services • 1617 S. Acoma St. • Denver, CO, 80223 Page 3

Knapp Fixture Summary

Fixture Type Proposed Unit Driver Proposed Unit Lamp Total Fixture Quantity

1X4X2T8SW LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 5

1X8X2T8HOW LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 320

1X4X2T8OS LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 1

1X4X1T8VS LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 4

2X4X6T8HBWG LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 24

1X8X4T8DI LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 7


1X8X2T8PR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 1

2X4X2T8VM LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 2



1X8X4T8FLEX LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 4



1X2X1T8UC LED LED 16

2X4X3T8SBPAR LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 1

2X4X3T8PAR LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 34

2X4X3T821BLPAR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 142

1X4X3T8SBMP LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 25


Grand Total 765

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Fixture Location Fixture TypeFixture

QuantityLamp Type

Lamps/

FixtureHeight

Proposed Fixture General

DescriptionProposed Unit Driver Proposed Unit Lamp

Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

133 1X4X1T8HOW 4 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 84

133 1X8X4T8FLEX 4 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240


133C 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

133B 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 10' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21

133D 1X4X1T8HOW 2 F32T8 1 10' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 42



134A 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21


STAIR A 1X4X1T8HOW 3 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 63

H200 CORRIDOR 1X4X1T8HOW 39 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 819

H200D 2X4X3T8SW 4 F32T8 3 10' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180

H200B 1X4X1T8HOW 4 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 84

H200A 1X4X1T8HOW 4 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 84


215 1X2X1T8UC 1 F17T8 1 9' 1-L 2ft. NUC-2-21-WH LED LED 10 10







H210 HALL 2X4X2T8VM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

ELEVATOR 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30













216 2X4X3T8SBPAR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

H200G 2X4X3T8PAR 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180


209 1X4X1T8HOW 5 F32T8 1 10-12' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 105



210C 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21


222B 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


H236 CORRIDOR 1X8X4T8DI 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

H236 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8VM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H236A ENTRY 1X8X4T8DI 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

235 2X4X3T821BLPAR 16 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 720




231B 2X4X3T8PAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90



230 2X4X3T8PAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

236A 1X8X4T8DI 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180












H100 CORRIDOR LOBBY 1X4X1T8HOW 18 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 378

DISPLAY BY LOBBY 1X8X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






DPS - Knapp Lighting Audit

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QuantityLamp Type

Lamps/

FixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

DPS - Knapp Lighting Audit



















109 2X4X2T8SW 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120




120A 1X4X3T8SBMP 25 F32T8 3 12-20' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 1125

120E 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21










H110 ENTRY 1X4X2T8DI 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

119A 2X4X3T8PAR 6 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 270


119C 2X4X3T8PAR 6 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 270



121A 2X4X6T8HBWG 24 F32T8 6 25' 6-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 126 3024

120D 1X4X1T8VS 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30


120D 2X4X4T8PAR 8 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 480


120F 1X8X2T8HOW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42

121C 1X4X1T8VS 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30

TOTALS 765

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Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4

Priority Number: #2 & #3

Project Location: Fallis

6700 E Virginia Ave

Denver, CO 80224


tubes.


Fallis Fixture Summary




2X4X3T8RDI LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 11










1X4X2T8SB LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 7

2X4X3T821BLPR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 21



1X12X6T833BLDI LED15T8/DR/D4L LED 15T8/G/4/840 12

1X8X4T822BLDI LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 24


1X2X1T8OS LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 2

1X4X1T12UC LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 8


1X8X4T822BLPB LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 9

1X3X2T8PB LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 1

2X4X3T821BLMP LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 16

1X8X4T8PBG LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 2


4X4X6T8MP LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 1

1X4X1T8OSCV LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 1


1X8X2T8HOW-L LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15

Grand Total 476

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Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

124 KITCHEN 1X8X2T8HOW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 84

124 KITCHEN 1X8X4T8PR 6 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 360




123 CAFETERIA 1X8X2T8HOW 9 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 378

123A STAGE 1X4X2T8SB 7 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210

123A STAGE 1X8X4T8SB 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

123A STAGE 1X8X2T8HOW 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 168

123A STORAGE 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


127 1X8X4T8OS 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

128 GYM 2X4X4T8HBWG 12 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 84 1008



122 CORRIDOR 1X8X2T8HOW 8 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 336

121 4X4X4T8SB 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

120 1X8X4T8PR 4 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240


120B 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

120C 1X8X4T8PR 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

120E 1X8X4T8PR 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

120G 1X8X4T8PR 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

DISPLAY 1X2X1T8OS 2 F17T8 1 9' 1-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 9 18

119 LMC 1X8X2T8HOW 15 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 630






116 1X4X1T12UC 1 F34T12 1 9' 1-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15




114 1X4X1T8UC 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15


113 1X8X4T822BLPB 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120






109 1X3X2T8PB 1 F25T8 2 9' 2-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 36 36

H100F DATA 2X4X3T821BLMP 16 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 720

108 2X4X3T821BLPR 21 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 945


108A 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



113D RESTROOM 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



113F ENTRY 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60














100D DATA 1X8X2T8HOW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42

129C 1X8X4T8PBG 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

100 CORRIDOR 4X4X4T8PR 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

100 CORRIDOR 4X4X6T8MP 1 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 90

100 CORRIDOR 1X8X2T8HOW-L 15 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 450

100 CORRIDOR 1X4X1T8OSCV 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15


149 LOBBY 1X8X4T8DI 6 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 360

DPS - Fallis Lighting Audit

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Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

DPS - Fallis Lighting Audit

150 2X4X3T8RDI 3 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135


147 1X8X4T8DI 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

146 1X8X4T822BLDI 4 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240

146 1X12X6T833BLDI 2 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 12ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED 15T8/G/4/840 90 180











140 CORRIDOR 2X4X3T8RDI 8 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 360

140 CORRIDOR 1X8X4T8DI 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

150A 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

140C 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

TOTALS 476

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Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4

Priority Number: #4, #5, #6, #7

Project Location: Greenwood

5130 Durham Ct

Denver, CO 80239


tubes.


Greenwood Fixture Summary




1X4X2T8OSR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 2







1X8X4T8PW LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 6

1X4X1T8WMDI LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 1



1X4X2T8SWR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 1





1X4X2T8SWFL LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 2

1X1X3T8FOB16WV LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 46

1X4X1T8SWR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 11

1X8X2T8SWFL LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 2

1X12X6T8DI LED15T8/DR/D4L LED 15T8/G/4/840 3

Grand Total 871

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Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

122 CORRIDOR 2X4X3T8PAR 9 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 405

122A 2X4X3T8PR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45


122C 1X4X2T8SWR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



122D 1X8X4T8PW 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60



123A 1X4X2T8WMDI 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






127B 1X4X2T8WMDI 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





103 1X8X4T8OSCV 12 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 720

103 1X4X2T8OSCV 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

DISPLAY 1X8X4T8OSR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

133 1X4X2T8PW 10 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 300




135D 2X4X3T8PR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

135DA 1X4X2T8WMDI 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


134-1 2X4X3T8PAR 32 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 1440

134C 1X4X2T8SWFL 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

134D 1X4X1T8UC 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

134E 1X4X2T8SWFL 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

134-2 2X4X3T8PAR 21 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 945

134-2 1X1X3T8FOB16WV 1 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 18








115AA 1X4X1T8SWR 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

115AB 1X4X1T8SWR 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15


113B 1X4X2T8WMDI 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






















104E 1X4X1T8SWR 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

104F DATA 1X4X1T8SWR 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15





DPS - Greenwood Lighting Audit

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Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments






101E 2X4X3T8PAR 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180

101EA 1X4X2T8WMDI 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

101F 2X4X3T8PAR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

101F 1X4X1T8UC 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

101FA 2X4X3T8PAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

101FA 1X4X2T8WMDI 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

100 CORRIDOR 1X1X3T8FOB16WV 20 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 360





161 1X1X3T8FOB16WV 23 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 414



163 1X1X3T8FOB16WV 1 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 18




162 1X8X2T8SWFL 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60



160 1X12X6T8DI 3 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 12ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED 15T8/G/4/840 90 270






136B 1X8X4T8PW 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

136C 1X8X4T8PW 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120


PIPE ACCESS 1X8X4T8PW 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60


136EA 1X4X2T8WMDI 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

138 LOBBY 1X8X4T8OSCV 12 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 720










155B 1X4X1T8SWR 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

155A DATA 1X4X1T8SWR 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

















139 CORRIDOR 1X1X3T8FOB16WV 1 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 18



139C 1X4X1T8SWR 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15






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Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments





TOTALS 871

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Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4

Priority Number: #8

Project Location: Force

1550 S Wolff St

Denver, CO 80219


tubes.


Force Fixture Summary


2X4X2F28T8SW LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 62



1X2X2T8SW LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 2

1X8X2F28T8HOW LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 408

1X4X2F28T8OS LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 40

2X4X2F28T8PR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 38





1X8X2F28T8REC LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 2

1X8X4F28T8PW LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 1


1X4X2F28T8VT LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 3


1X4X2F28T8PW LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 1

Grand Total 723

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FixtureHeight Proposed Fixture General Description Proposed Unit Driver Proposed Unit Lamp

Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

STAIR C 2X4X2F28T8SW 7 F28T8 2 9-12' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210

208 CORRIDOR 1X4X1F28T8SW 27 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 405

STAIR D 2X4X2F28T8SW 7 F28T8 2 9-12' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210

211 1X8X2F28T8HOW 12 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 360









210A 1X4X2F28T8OS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


208D 2X4X2F28T8SW 2 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

208C 2X4X2F28T8SW 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

208B 2X4X2F28T8SW 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

208A 2X4X2F28T8SW 2 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


218A 2X4X2F28T8PR 8 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240

208E 1X4X2F28T8OS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

200 CORRIDOR 2X4X2F28T8PR 18 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 540


STAIR A 1X4X2F28T8SW 7 F28T8 2 9-12' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210








200C 1X4X2F28T8OS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



200F 2X4X2F28T8SW 3 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

STAIR B 2X4X2F28T8SW 7 F28T8 2 9-12' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210


201 1X8X4F28T8SW 2 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120














105 DATA 1X4X1F28T8SW 1 F28T8 1 10' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

100 CORRIDOR 2X4X2F28T8PR 12 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 360


113A 1X8X2F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30

113AA 2X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



113D 1X4X2F28T8VT 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

103 1X8X4F28T8PR 4 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240



103C 1X4X2F28T8PW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

103CA 1X4X1F28T8SW 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15



102B 1X8X4F28T8PR 1 F28T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60




114AB 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15


STAIR E 2X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

STAIR E 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

115 CORRIDOR/LOBBY 1X4X1F28T8SW 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

115 CORRIDOR/LOBBY 2X4X2F28T8SW 9 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270




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QuantityLamp Type

Lamps/


Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

DPS - Force Lighting Audit

101B 1X8X2F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30

101BA 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

101C 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60


101E 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60

101EA 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18


101G 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60

DISPLAY 1X8X2F28T8REC 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60

115H 1X4X1F28T8SW 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

125 DATA 1X4X1F28T8SW 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15







118AB 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


118B 1X4X2F28T8OS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



115E 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






115G 2X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30








001 1X8X4F28T8PW 1 F28T8 4 12' 4-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

001 1X4X2F28T8OS 6 F28T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180





STAIR F 2X4X4F28T8SW 1 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/841 60 60

STAIR F 2X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



004A 1X4X2F28T8VT 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


TOTALS 723

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Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4

Priority Number: #9

Project Location: Grant

1751 S Washington St

Denver, CO 80210


tubes.


Grant Fixture Summary


1X4X2T8RL LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 5




1X4X2T8SL LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 4





1X4X2T8ITS LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 4




1X8X4T8SLG LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 293


1X4X2T8SBPR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 9

1X4X1T8NSW LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 20

1X4X1T8LEDTUBE No Change No Change 1

1X2X1T8NSW LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 1

1X3X1T8NSW LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 3

1X4X2T8PBPAR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 6





Grand Total 673

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Lamps/

FixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

STAIR B 1X4X1T8VS 14 F32T8 1 10' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 210

210 CORRIDOR 1X4X1T8VS 16 F32T8 1 10' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 240

214 1X8X4T8SLG 8 F32T8 4 12' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 480





215A 1X8X4T8SLG 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

216 1X4X2T8SBPR 6 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

216AA DATA 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

216 HALL 1X4X2T8SBPR 3 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

216.2 1X8X4T8SLG 8 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 480

216.2 1X4X2T8SLG 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

210C 1X4X1T8NSW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

210D 1X4X1T8NSW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

210E 1X8X4T8SLG 1 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60


DISPLAY 1X4X1T8LEDTUBE 1 LED 1 9' No Change 1-lamp 4ft. LED TUBE No Change No Change 15 15

210A 1X4X1T8NSW 3 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 45







STAIR C 1X4X1T8VS 14 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 210

210B 1X4X1T8NSW 3 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 45













200C DATA 1X4X2T8SLG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30









STAIR A 1X4X1T8VS 9 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 135


101B 1X4X2T8RL 1 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

101B 1X8X4T8SLG 2 F32T8 4 12' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

101BB 1X2X1T8NSW 1 F17T8 1 9' 1-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 9 9

101C 1X4X2T8SLG 2 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60



101 RESTROOM 1X3X1T8NSW 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18

101D 1X4X2T8SLG 2 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60





102C 1X3X1T8NSW 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18

102D 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30











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QuantityLamp Type

Lamps/

FixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments







111 HALL 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





112 1X4X2T8RL 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60




DISPLAY 1X4X1T8OS 5 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 75




121 1X4X2T8PBPAR 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180


121A 1X8X4T8PBPAR 1 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

121B 1X8X4T8PBPAR 1 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60



123 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 15' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

115E 1X4X1T8NSW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15











004 1X4X1T8NSW 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30


005 2X4X8T8HBWG 8 F32T8 8 25' 8-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 168 1344



STAIR E 1X4X2T8SW 5 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150



006BA 1X3X1T8NSW 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18






001A 1X4X2T8ITS 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

000E DATA 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

120 1X4X2T8SL 4 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120



120 DISHWASHING 1X8X4T8FLEX 2 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120



TOTALS 673

Page 23

Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4

Priority Number: #10

Project Location: Kaiser

4500 S Quitman St

Denver, CO 80236


tubes.


Kaiser Fixture Summary









1X4X2T8OSWG LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 4



2X4X2T8PRH LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 256

2X2X2T8U6PR LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 23

1X4X2T8WM LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 5

2X4X4T8MPAR LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 2


2X2LED No Change No Change 21



Grand Total 719

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QuantityLamp Type

Lamps/

Fixture

Assumed

HoursHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

128D 1X8X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

131A 2X4X2T8PRH 11 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 330

131A 2X2X2T8U6PR 3 F32T8U6 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 90

131AB 1X8X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

131AC 2X4X2T8PRH 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

131AE 1X4X2T12OS 1 F34T12 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

131B 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

131 2X4X2T8PRH 19 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 570

STAIR B 1X4X2T8WM 3 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

001A 2X4X4T8PR 2 F32T8 4 2500 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

001AA 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


001C 1X8X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

001D 1X8X2T8OS 7 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210

STAIR C 1X4X2T8WM 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

132A 1X4X2T8PW 16 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 480

132AA 1X8X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


128B 1X8X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

128 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PR 15 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 450


129C 1X4X2T8OSWG 4 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

130 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

130 2X4X4T8HBWG 14 F32T8 4 2500 9' 4-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 84 1176

130 2X4X4T8MPAR 2 F32T8 4 2500 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120



130AB 1X8X4T8PR 1 F32T8 4 2500 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60



DISPLAY 1X8X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


100 CORRIDOR 2X2X2T8U6PR 2 F32T8U6 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 60


135 2X2X2T8U6PR 2 F32T8U6 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 60





136 2X2X2T8U6PR 3 F32T8U6 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 90





101 HALLS 2X2X2T8U6PR 8 F32T8U6 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 240

101B 2X4X2T8PRH 3 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

101C 2X4X2T8PRH 3 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

101D 2X4X2T8PRH 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

101E 2X4X2T8PRH 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

101G 2X2X2T8U6PR 3 F32T8U6 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 90

101H 2X4X2T8PRH 4 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

101HA 2X4X2T8PRH 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

101J 2X4X2T8PRH 3 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

101M 2X4X2T8PRH 3 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

101L 2X4X2T8PRH 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

101K 2X4X2T8PRH 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

102C DATA 2X4X2T8PRH 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60




102 CORRIDOR 2X2X2T8U6PR 2 F32T8U6 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 60

102 CORRIDOR 2X2LED 1 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X2LED No Change No Change 30 30

117 CORRIDOR 2X4LED 14 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 560

117C 2X2LED 4 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X2LED No Change No Change 30 120

117M 2X4X2T8PRH 4 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

126 2X4LED 12 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 480


117K 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

117J 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

117G 2X4LED 9 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 360

117H 2X4X2T8PRH 4 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120



122B 1X4LED 2 LED 4 2500 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 60

122A 1X4LED 2 LED 4 2500 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 60


117F 2X4X2T8PRH 4 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

117E 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DPS - Kaiser Lighting Audit

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Lamps/

Fixture

Assumed

HoursHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

DPS - Kaiser Lighting Audit

117D 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

117C 2X2LED 4 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X2LED No Change No Change 30 120




118A 1X8X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



116 HALL 2X4LED 12 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 480










103 CORRIDOR 2X4LED 14 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 560

103 CORRIDOR 2X2LED 1 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X2LED No Change No Change 30 30

103L 2X4X2T8PRH 4 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120


103K 2X2LED 4 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X2LED No Change No Change 30 120


103J 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

103H 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

103F 2X4LED 9 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 360

103F 2X2LED 3 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X2LED No Change No Change 30 90

103G 2X4X2T8PRH 4 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120



110A 2X4LED 1 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 40

110B 2X4LED 1 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 40


103E 2X4X2T8PRH 4 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120


103C 1X4X2T8PRH 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

103B 2X2LED 4 LED 1 2500 9' No Change 2X2LED No Change No Change 30 120




TOTALS 719

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Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Garden Place

4425 Lincoln St

Denver, CO 80216


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Garden Place Fixture Summary











1X4X2T8PDI LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 1


1X4X2T8VT LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 2







1X4X2T8PB LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 2


2X2X4T8PAR LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 2



1X8X4T8PLG LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 108


2X2X2T85/8UPAR LED14T8/DR/D3L LED14T8/U/840 16



Grand Total 490

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111 KITCHEN 2X4X3T8PR 12 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 1044 1.04 2610 $261.00 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 540 0.54 1350 $135.00 $126.00 $97.73 $1,172.77 $15.00 $180.00 $992.77 7.88

111 KITCHEN 1X4X2T8VT 2 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 118 0.12 295 $29.50 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $14.50 $75.50 $151.00 $10.00 $20.00 $131.00 9.03

111C 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 59 0.06 147.5 $14.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30 0.03 75 $7.50 $7.25 $75.50 $75.50 $10.00 $10.00 $65.50 9.03

111A 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 118 0.12 295 $29.50 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $14.50 $75.50 $151.00 $10.00 $20.00 $131.00 9.03

111B 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 59 0.06 147.5 $14.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30 0.03 75 $7.50 $7.25 $75.50 $75.50 $10.00 $10.00 $65.50 9.03

112 CAFETERIA 2X4X3T8PAR 12 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 1044 1.04 2610 $261.00 12' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 540 0.54 1350 $135.00 $126.00 $97.73 $1,172.77 $15.00 $180.00 $992.77 7.88

112 CAFETERIA 2X4X3T8PAR 12 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 1044 1.04 2610 $261.00 12' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 540 0.54 1350 $135.00 $126.00 $97.73 $1,172.77 $15.00 $180.00 $992.77 7.88

112 CAFETERIA 2X4X2T8VM 6 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 354 0.35 885 $88.50 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180 0.18 450 $45.00 $43.50 $75.50 $453.00 $10.00 $60.00 $393.00 9.03

112A 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 59 0.06 147.5 $14.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30 0.03 75 $7.50 $7.25 $75.50 $75.50 $10.00 $10.00 $65.50 9.03

109 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PR 5 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 295 0.30 737.5 $73.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150 0.15 375 $37.50 $36.25 $75.50 $377.50 $10.00 $50.00 $327.50 9.03

109 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8VM 2 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 118 0.12 295 $29.50 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $14.50 $75.50 $151.00 $10.00 $20.00 $131.00 9.03

109A 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 59 0.06 147.5 $14.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30 0.03 75 $7.50 $7.25 $75.50 $75.50 $10.00 $10.00 $65.50 9.03

STAIR D 1X4X2T8SW 3 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 177 0.18 442.5 $44.25 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90 0.09 225 $22.50 $21.75 $75.50 $226.50 $10.00 $30.00 $196.50 9.03

110 GYM 2X4X6T8HBWG 6 F32T8 6 2500 $0.10 222 1332 1.33 3330 $333.00 20' 6-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 126 756 0.76 1890 $189.00 $144.00 $227.52 $1,365.14 $30.00 $180.00 $1,185.14 8.23

110C 1X8X4T8SL 4 F32T8 4 2500 $0.10 112 448 0.45 1120 $112.00 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240 0.24 600 $60.00 $52.00 $111.35 $445.38 $20.00 $80.00 $365.38 7.03

110C 1X4X2T8SL 2 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 118 0.12 295 $29.50 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $14.50 $75.50 $151.00 $10.00 $20.00 $131.00 9.03

110CA 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 2500 $0.10 33 33 0.03 82.5 $8.25 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18 0.02 45 $4.50 $3.75 $72.19 $72.19 $10.00 $10.00 $62.19 16.58

106 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PR 9 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 531 0.53 1327.5 $132.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270 0.27 675 $67.50 $65.25 $75.50 $679.50 $10.00 $90.00 $589.50 9.03

OUTSIDE ELEVATOR 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 59 0.06 147.5 $14.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30 0.03 75 $7.50 $7.25 $75.50 $75.50 $10.00 $10.00 $65.50 9.03

106A 1X8X4T8SW 1 F32T8 4 2500 $0.10 112 112 0.11 280 $28.00 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $13.00 $111.35 $111.35 $20.00 $20.00 $91.35 7.03

100D 1X8X4T8SW 1 F32T8 4 2500 $0.10 112 112 0.11 280 $28.00 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $13.00 $111.35 $111.35 $20.00 $20.00 $91.35 7.03

114 1X4X2T8SLG 2 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 118 0.12 295 $29.50 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $14.50 $75.50 $151.00 $10.00 $20.00 $131.00 9.03

STAIR J 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 2500 $0.10 33 33 0.03 82.5 $8.25 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18 0.02 45 $4.50 $3.75 $72.19 $72.19 $10.00 $10.00 $62.19 16.58

115 HALLWAY 2X4X2T8PR 3 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 177 0.18 442.5 $44.25 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90 0.09 225 $22.50 $21.75 $75.50 $226.50 $10.00 $30.00 $196.50 9.03

117 1X8X4T8OSWG 6 F32T8 4 2500 $0.10 112 672 0.67 1680 $168.00 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 360 0.36 900 $90.00 $78.00 $111.35 $668.08 $20.00 $120.00 $548.08 7.03

116 2X2LED 2 LED 1 2500 $0.10 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 9' No Change 2X2LED No Change No Change 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 #DIV/0!

116 2X4X3T8PAR 3 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 261 0.26 652.5 $65.25 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135 0.14 337.5 $33.75 $31.50 $97.73 $293.19 $15.00 $45.00 $248.19 7.88

110 CORRIDOR 2X2LED 2 LED 1 2500 $0.10 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 9' No Change 2X2LED No Change No Change 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 #DIV/0!

110 CORRIDOR 2X4X3T8PAR 2 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 174 0.17 435 $43.50 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90 0.09 225 $22.50 $21.00 $97.73 $195.46 $15.00 $30.00 $165.46 7.88



105AA 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 2500 $0.10 33 33 0.03 82.5 $8.25 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18 0.02 45 $4.50 $3.75 $72.19 $72.19 $10.00 $10.00 $62.19 16.58

105AB 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 2500 $0.10 33 33 0.03 82.5 $8.25 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18 0.02 45 $4.50 $3.75 $72.19 $72.19 $10.00 $10.00 $62.19 16.58




102 2X4X3T8PAR 12 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 1044 1.04 2610 $261.00 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 540 0.54 1350 $135.00 $126.00 $97.73 $1,172.77 $15.00 $180.00 $992.77 7.88

101A 1X4X2T8PB 2 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 118 0.12 295 $29.50 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $14.50 $75.50 $151.00 $10.00 $20.00 $131.00 9.03

101 2X4X3T8PAR 12 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 1044 1.04 2610 $261.00 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 540 0.54 1350 $135.00 $126.00 $97.73 $1,172.77 $15.00 $180.00 $992.77 7.88



100G 1X4X2T8SLG 2 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 118 0.12 295 $29.50 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $14.50 $75.50 $151.00 $10.00 $20.00 $131.00 9.03

119 2X4X3T821BLPAR 15 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 1305 1.31 3262.5 $326.25 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 675 0.68 1687.5 $168.75 $157.50 $124.88 $1,873.27 $15.00 $225.00 $1,648.27 10.47

119 2X2X4T8PAR 1 F17T8 4 2500 $0.10 61 61 0.06 152.5 $15.25 9' 4-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 36 36 0.04 90 $9.00 $6.25 $121.88 $121.88 $20.00 $20.00 $101.88 16.30

118A 2X4X3T8PAR 2 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 174 0.17 435 $43.50 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90 0.09 225 $22.50 $21.00 $97.73 $195.46 $15.00 $30.00 $165.46 7.88

118 2X4X3T8PAR 14 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 1218 1.22 3045 $304.50 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 630 0.63 1575 $157.50 $147.00 $97.73 $1,368.23 $15.00 $210.00 $1,158.23 7.88

118 2X2X4T8PAR 1 F17T8 4 2500 $0.10 61 61 0.06 152.5 $15.25 9' 4-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 36 36 0.04 90 $9.00 $6.25 $121.88 $121.88 $20.00 $20.00 $101.88 16.30

118BA/118BB 2X2X2T8U6PR 1 F32T8U6 2 2500 $0.10 61 61 0.06 152.5 $15.25 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 30 0.03 75 $7.50 $7.75 $89.58 $89.58 $10.00 $10.00 $79.58 10.27

118BA/118BB 1X4X2T8SW 2 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 118 0.12 295 $29.50 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $14.50 $75.50 $151.00 $10.00 $20.00 $131.00 9.03

STAIR A 1X4X2T8WM 2 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 118 0.12 295 $29.50 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $14.50 $75.50 $151.00 $10.00 $20.00 $131.00 9.03

210 1X8X4T8PLG 6 F32T8 4 2500 $0.10 112 672 0.67 1680 $168.00 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 360 0.36 900 $90.00 $78.00 $111.35 $668.08 $20.00 $120.00 $548.08 7.03

210 1X4X2T8PLG 3 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 177 0.18 442.5 $44.25 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90 0.09 225 $22.50 $21.75 $75.50 $226.50 $10.00 $30.00 $196.50 9.03













205 1X4X2T8SL 12 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 708 0.71 1770 $177.00 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 360 0.36 900 $90.00 $87.00 $75.50 $906.00 $10.00 $120.00 $786.00 9.03

209 MAIN OFFICE 1X8X4T8DI 4 F32T8 4 2500 $0.10 112 448 0.45 1120 $112.00 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240 0.24 600 $60.00 $52.00 $111.35 $445.38 $20.00 $80.00 $365.38 7.03

209 MAIN OFFICE 1X4X2T8PDI 1 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 59 0.06 147.5 $14.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30 0.03 75 $7.50 $7.25 $75.50 $75.50 $10.00 $10.00 $65.50 9.03

209 MAIN OFFICE 2X4X3T8PAR 5 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 435 0.44 1087.5 $108.75 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 225 0.23 562.5 $56.25 $52.50 $97.73 $488.65 $15.00 $75.00 $413.65 7.88

209A 2X4X3T8PAR 2 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 174 0.17 435 $43.50 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90 0.09 225 $22.50 $21.00 $97.73 $195.46 $15.00 $30.00 $165.46 7.88

209B 2X4X3T8PAR 4 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 348 0.35 870 $87.00 10' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180 0.18 450 $45.00 $42.00 $97.73 $390.92 $15.00 $60.00 $330.92 7.88

209D 2X4X3T8PAR 3 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 261 0.26 652.5 $65.25 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135 0.14 337.5 $33.75 $31.50 $97.73 $293.19 $15.00 $45.00 $248.19 7.88

200 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PR 12 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 708 0.71 1770 $177.00 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 360 0.36 900 $90.00 $87.00 $75.50 $906.00 $10.00 $120.00 $786.00 9.03

STAIR B 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 59 0.06 147.5 $14.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30 0.03 75 $7.50 $7.25 $75.50 $75.50 $10.00 $10.00 $65.50 9.03

H200 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PR 5 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 295 0.30 737.5 $73.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150 0.15 375 $37.50 $36.25 $75.50 $377.50 $10.00 $50.00 $327.50 9.03

H200 CORRIDOR 2X2X2T85/8UPAR 2 F31T8 2 2500 $0.10 61 122 0.12 305 $30.50 9' 2-L 2ft. LED14T8 LED Tube LED14T8/DR/D3L LED14T8/U/840 28 56 0.06 140 $14.00 $16.50 $89.58 $179.15 $13.20 $26.40 $152.75 9.26

STAIR G 1X4X2T8WM 3 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 177 0.18 442.5 $44.25 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90 0.09 225 $22.50 $21.75 $75.50 $226.50 $10.00 $30.00 $196.50 9.03

OUTSIDE ELEVATOR 2X2X2T85/8UPAR 1 F31T8 2 2500 $0.10 61 61 0.06 152.5 $15.25 9' 2-L 2ft. LED14T8 LED Tube LED14T8/DR/D3L LED14T8/U/840 28 28 0.03 70 $7.00 $8.25 $89.58 $89.58 $13.20 $13.20 $76.38 9.26

206 LMC 2X4X3T8PAR 18 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 1566 1.57 3915 $391.50 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 810 0.81 2025 $202.50 $189.00 $97.73 $1,759.15 $15.00 $270.00 $1,489.15 7.88

206 LMC 2X2X2T85/8UPAR 8 F31T8 2 2500 $0.10 61 488 0.49 1220 $122.00 9' 2-L 2ft. LED14T8 LED Tube LED14T8/DR/D3L LED14T8/U/840 28 224 0.22 560 $56.00 $66.00 $89.58 $716.62 $13.20 $105.60 $611.02 9.26

206B DATA 2X4X3T8PAR 3 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 261 0.26 652.5 $65.25 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135 0.14 337.5 $33.75 $31.50 $97.73 $293.19 $15.00 $45.00 $248.19 7.88

206A 2X4X3T8PAR 3 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 261 0.26 652.5 $65.25 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135 0.14 337.5 $33.75 $31.50 $97.73 $293.19 $15.00 $45.00 $248.19 7.88

206A 2X4X3T8PR 1 F32T8 3 2500 $0.10 87 87 0.09 217.5 $21.75 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45 0.05 112.5 $11.25 $10.50 $97.73 $97.73 $15.00 $15.00 $82.73 7.88

206AA 1X8X4T8OS 4 F32T8 4 2500 $0.10 112 448 0.45 1120 $112.00 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240 0.24 600 $60.00 $52.00 $111.35 $445.38 $20.00 $80.00 $365.38 7.03







308 CORRIDOR 2X2X2T85/8UPAR 5 F31T8 2 2500 $0.10 61 305 0.31 762.5 $76.25 9' 2-L 2ft. LED14T8 LED Tube LED14T8/DR/D3L LED14T8/U/840 28 140 0.14 350 $35.00 $41.25 $89.58 $447.88 $13.20 $66.00 $381.88 9.26

ELEVATOR 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 59 0.06 147.5 $14.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30 0.03 75 $7.50 $7.25 $75.50 $75.50 $10.00 $10.00 $65.50 9.03














314A 1X8X4T8PLG 1 F32T8 4 2500 $0.10 112 112 0.11 280 $28.00 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $13.00 $111.35 $111.35 $20.00 $20.00 $91.35 7.03

314A 1X4X2T8PLG 1 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 59 0.06 147.5 $14.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30 0.03 75 $7.50 $7.25 $75.50 $75.50 $10.00 $10.00 $65.50 9.03




312 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 59 0.06 147.5 $14.75 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30 0.03 75 $7.50 $7.25 $75.50 $75.50 $10.00 $10.00 $65.50 9.03

312A 1X4X2T8SW 2 F32T8 2 2500 $0.10 59 118 0.12 295 $29.50 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60 0.06 150 $15.00 $14.50 $75.50 $151.00 $10.00 $20.00 $131.00 9.03

300 CORRIDOR 1X8X4T8OSCV 29 F32T8 4 2500 $0.10 112 3248 3.25 8120 $812.00 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 1740 1.74 4350 $435.00 $377.00 $111.35 $3,229.04 $20.00 $580.00 $2,649.04 7.03

TOTALS 490 5,092.50$ $47,748.91 $7,516.20 $40,232.71 7.90

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Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: North

2960 Speer Blvd.

Denver, CO 80211


tubes.


North Fixture Summary


1X8X4T8PL LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 54























1X3X2T8OS LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 4





2X2X4T536WBXRDI No Change No Change 154


1X4X4T8F17OS LED9T8/DR/D2L LED9T8/G/2/840 1






2X4X4T8PR-DL LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 190


1X8X4T8OSRWG LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 1


2X2X4LEDPR LED No Change 36





1X8X4T8RL LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 10Page 32

North Fixture Summary


1X8X4T5PBL LED36T5/DR/D4L LED36T5/G/4/840 14






1X4X2T8VR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 12

1X8X4T8VR LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 6

FLD LED LED No Change 16

1X4X2T8SRW LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 2

1X4X2T12SLG LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/4/840 20

1X8X6T8IND LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 6



Grand Total 2710

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FixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments



STAIR BB - ELV. CONT. ROOM 1X4X2T8OSR 47 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 1410

STAIR BB 1X4X2T8SW 13 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 390

AB307 2X4X3T821BLPAR 9 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 405

B306 1X12X9T863BLDI 2 F32T8 9 9' 9-L 12ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 135 270


B304 2X2X4T536WBXRDI 16 36W T5BX 4 9' NO CHANGE 4L 36WT5 No Change No Change 144 2304

B304 2X4X2T8SBPR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

B302 1X4X4T8F17OS 1 F17T8 4 9' 4-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/D2L LED9T8/G/2/840 36 36


STAIR BA 1X4X2T8SW 13 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 390





B362 DATA 1X12X9T863BLDI 3 F32T8 9 9' 9-L 12ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 135 405


STAIR BD 1X4X2T8SW 13 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 390

B345 2X4X3T821BLPAR 12 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 540

B345B 2X2X4T536WBXRDI 9 36W T5BX 4 9' NO CHANGE 4L 36WT5 No Change No Change 144 1296

B345A 2X4X3T8PAR 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180




B342A 1X4X3T821BLDI 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

B344 2X2X2T8PAR 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18


B344A 1X2X2T8OS 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

B343A 1X2X2T8OS 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18


B341B 2X2X4T536WBXRDI 9 36W T5BX 4 9' NO CHANGE 4L 36WT5 No Change No Change 144 1296


STAIR BC 1X4X2T8SW 13 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 390






3RD FLOOR CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PAR 32 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 960

B380 COR 2X4X2T8PAR 7 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210










B244B 2X4X3T821BLPAR 9 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 405












B205 2X4X2T8PAR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90


B202 2X4X2T8PR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90





B242 1X2X2T8OS 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

B226A DATA 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


B280B 2X4X2T8PAR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60






B200 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PAR 30 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 900

B207 1X2X2T8OS 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18


DISPLAY 1X3X1T8OS 5 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 90

A250 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PR 17 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 510


A201 2X4X3T8PR 7 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 315

A202 2X4X4T8PR-DL 2 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 84


A202A 2X4X3T8PR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

A202B 2X4X4T8PR-DL 1 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42

A202C 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

A202D 2X4X4T8PR-DL 1 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42

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QuantityLamp Type

Lamps/

FixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments


A202E 2X4X4T8PR-DL 1 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42

A202F 2X4X4T8PR-DL 1 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42

A202G 2X4X4T8PR-DL 1 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42

A202H 2X4X4T8PR-DL 1 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42




STAIR AC 1X4X1T8VS 4 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 60








A225 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

AR301 1X4X2T12OS 3 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

AR301 1X4X2T8OS 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90







A204 CLOSET 2X2X2T8U6PR 1 F32T8U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 30

A204 CLOSET 2X4X4T8PR-DL 8 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 336



STAIR AB 1X4X2T8VT 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

STAIR AB 2X4X2T8PR 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150


A284 1X8X4T8OSRWG 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

AR300 MECH 1X4X2T8OS 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150

AR300 MECH 1X4X2T12OS 4 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120


A282 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


A100 ENTRY 2X4X4T8SW 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120





A182A HALL 2X4X3T8PR 9 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 405

A182H 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

A182G 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

A182I 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90


A182J 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

A182E 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

A182K 2X4X3T8PR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

A182D 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

A182L 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90


A182B 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90


A160A Data 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

A161 1X4X2T8VS 13 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 390





STAIR AD 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


A161E 1X4X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

A161D 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


A161B 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

A161A 1X4X2T8OS 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

A151 HALL 2X4X2T8PR 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150

A152 1X4X2T8OSR 9 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270



A154A 1X8X4T8OSR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60




A141A 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


A142A 1X4X2T8SW 10 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 300

A144 STORAGE 2X4X3T8PR 5 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 225



A103B 2X4X3T8PR 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180

A103C 2X4X4T8PR-DL 4 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 168

A103A 2X4X4T8PR-DL 2 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 84

A103M 2X4X4T8PR-DL 5 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 210

A103D 2X4X4T8PR-DL 4 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 168

A103L 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

A103N 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

A103M 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

A103 HALL 2X4X4T8PR-DL 2 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 84

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FixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments



A103E 2X4X4T8PR-DL 2 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 84

A103G 2X4X4T8PR-DL 2 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 84

A103J 2X4X4T8PR-DL 4 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 168

A103K 2X4X4T8PR-DL 1 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42

A120 HALL 2X4X2T8PR 10 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 300



A126A 1X4X2T12SW 2 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

A126B 2X4X4T8PR-DL 4 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 168




A143 2X2X4LEDPR 36 LED 1 9' NO CHANGE 2X2LED LED No Change 30 1080

A144 STORAGE 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






B105A 1X8X6T842BLDI 2 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 8ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 180

B105B 1X4X2T8OSR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

B104 2X4X2T8PR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

B103 DATA 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




B102C 2X4X2T8PAR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

B102D 2X4X2T8PAR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60
















B143 DATA 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30









B107 WOMAN'S 2X4X2T8PAR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

B180 LMC 2X4X3T8PAR 8 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 360




B180A1 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

B180 LMC 1X8X2T5DI 16 F54T5 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED36T5 LED Tube LED36T5/DR/D2L LED36T5/G/4/840 72 1152

B180 LMC 1X4X1T5DI 4 F54T5 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED36T5 LED Tube LED36T5/DR/D2L LED36T5/G/4/840 36 144

B180 LMC 1X8X2T5WMDI 4 F54T5 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED36T5 LED Tube LED36T5/DR/D2L LED36T5/G/4/840 72 288

B180 LMC 1X4X1T5WMDI 2 F54T5 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED36T5 LED Tube LED36T5/DR/D2L LED36T5/G/4/840 36 72

B180 LMC 1X8X4T8RL 10 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 600

B180C 1X8X4T5PBL 7 F54T5 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED36T5 LED Tube LED36T5/DR/D4L LED36T5/G/4/840 144 1008


B180D 1X8X4T5PBL 7 F54T5 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED36T5 LED Tube LED36T5/DR/D4L LED36T5/G/4/840 144 1008

B123 1X8X4T5OSR 1 F54T5 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED36T5 LED Tube LED36T5/DR/D4L LED36T5/G/4/840 144 144

C101 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PAR 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

C165 1X12X6T8DI 3 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 12ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 270


C165A 1X12X6T8DI 3 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 12ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 270



C103A 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


C163 2X4X3T821BLPAR 6 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 270

C163A 2X4X3T821BLPAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

C163B 2X4X3T821BLPAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

C163C 2X4X3T821BLPAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

C163D 2X4X3T821BLPAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

C163D 2X4X2T8PAR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


C165A1 2X4X3T821BLPAR 5 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 225

C165A2 2X4X3T821BLPAR 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180

C164 1X4X2T8SW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

C120A 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

C120AA 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


C104A 2X4X3T821BLPAR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

C143 2X4X2T8SBPR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

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C142 2X4X2T8PAR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

C144 2X4X2T8PAR 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180





C144A 2X2X2T8SBPR 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/D2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

C144B 2X2X2T8SBPR 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/D2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

C144C 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

C149 2X4X2T8SBPR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120












C126C 2X4X2T8PAR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

C126B 1X8X4T8DI 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

C127 + C127A 1X4X2T8SW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60



C128A 2X4X2T8PR 9 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270


C129A DATA 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




C121 HALL 1X12X6T8DI 2 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 12ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 180

C121B 2X4X3T821BLPAR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

C121C 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

C121C1 2X4X3T821BLPAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

C121E 1X12X6T8DI 3 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 12ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 270

C121E 1X8X4T8DI 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

121D 2X4X3T821BLPAR 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180











C123D 1X12X6T8DI 3 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 12ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 270

C123D 1X8X4T8DI 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

C123B1 2X4X2T8PAR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

C123B1 2X4X3T8PAR 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180

C123B1.1 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

C124 CORRIDOR 1X12X6T8DI 1 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 12ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 90




C123C 2X4X3T821BLPAR 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180



CB01 1X4X2T8SW 10 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 300



BG60 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8SBPR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

BG60 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PAR 14 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 420

BG61 1X12X9T863BLDI 2 F32T8 9 9' 9-L 12ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 135 270




BG63A 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

BG63B 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



BG66 2X4X2T8PR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90


BG62 2X4X2T8PAR 9 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270


STAIR BE 2X4X2T8PAR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

STAIR BE 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

UNDER STAIR BA 1X4X2T8OSR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

UNDER STAIR BA 1X4X2T8OSWG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


BG02 1X4X2T8SW 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

BG02A 1X4X2T8SBPR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

BG00 2X4X2T8SBPR 8 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240

BG03 1X4X2T8OSR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

BB21A 1X4X2T8OSR 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150

BB22 1X4X2T8OSR 8 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240




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BG04 1X2X2T8OS 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18




UNDER STAIR BB 1X4X2T8OSR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

UNDER STAIR BB 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






BG21A 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


BG40 CORRIDOR 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

UNDER STIAR BD 1X4X3T821BLDI 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180









BG45 2X4X2T8SBPR 9 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270






BG42 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PR 12 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 360

DISPLAY 1X8X1T12OS 2 F96T12 1 9' 1-L 8ft.T12 LED36T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 36 72

DG41 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PR 37 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 1110

DG10 1X4X2T8SW 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

DG09 2X4X4T8HBWG 12 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 84 1008

DG09 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

DG01 GYM 2X4X4T8HBWG 56 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 84 4704

DG01 GYM 1X4X2T8SW 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

DB30 STAIR 1X4X2T8SW 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

DB30 STAIR 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

DG07 1X8X4T8SL 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

LIFT 2X4X2T8PR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90


DG02 2X4X4T8HBWG 12 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 84 1008

DG5A STAIRS 1X4X2T8SW 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

DG40 1X8X4T8PL 23 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 1380

DG40A 2X4X2T8PR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

DG40B 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DG40C 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DG40D 2X4X2T8PR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120


DG42 1X8X4T8PL 31 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 1860

DG42E 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DG42D 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DG42C 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DG42F 2X4X2T8PR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

DG42B 2X4X2T8PR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

DG42A 2X4X2T8PR 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150


DISPLAY 1X8X1T12OS 3 F96T12 1 9' 1-L 8ft.T12 LED36T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 36 108



BB00 2X4X3T821BLPAR 33 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 1485


BB00 1X4X2T8VR 12 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 360

BB00 1X8X4T8VR 6 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 360

BB01 DATA 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


BB09 2X4X2T8SBPR 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

BB09A 2X4X2T8SBPR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






STAIR BF 2X4X3T8PAR 5 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 225

STAIR BF 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




BB05 2X4X3T8PAR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

HALL TO BOYS LOCKER 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DB30 BOYS LOCKER 1X4X2T8VS 37 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 1110

DB30A 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DB30C 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

DB30D 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

STAIR DF 1X4X1T8VS 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

STAIR DF 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

DB41 1X4X2T8VS 9 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270

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DB40 HALL 1X4X2T8VS 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

STAIR DL 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


DB42 1X8X4T8SL 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60



DB43A 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


DB50 HALL 1X4X2T8VT 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


DB00 CORRIDOR 1X4X2T8VS 8 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240


DB01F 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

DB01B 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DB01A 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

HALL TO GIR'S LOCKER 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DB72 2X4X4T8PR-DL 8 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 336


DB73 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

DB71 2X4X4T8PR-DL 7 F32T8 4 9' 2-L 4ft.-DL-LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 294

DB71A 2X4X3T8PR 3 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135

DB63 1X4X2T12OS 6 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

DB63 1X4X2T8OS 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90


DB60 CORRIDOR 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60





STAIR DD 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DB20 POOL FLD LED 16 LED 1 9' NO CHANGE FLDLED LED No Change 100 1600

DG05A 1X4X2T8OSWG 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


DB21 1X4X2T8SRW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DB80 1X4X2T12SLG 20 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 600

DB80 1X8X1T12OS 4 F96T12 1 9' 1-L 8ft.T12 LED36T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 36 144

455E - 103 1X4X3T821BLDI 8 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 360



455E - 102 1X8X6T8IND 6 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 540

455E - 102 1X4X3T8IND 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

455E - 104D 2X4X3T821BLPAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

455E - 104D 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

455E - 104C 2X4X3T821BLPAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

455E - 104B 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

455E - 104A 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

455E - 104F 1X4X1T8OS 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

455E - 105 1X8X2T8OS 28 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 840

455E - 105 1X4X1T8OS 4 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 60

455E - 105A 1X4X2T12OSR 6 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

455E - 105B 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

455E - 105F 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

455E - 110 MECHANICAL 1X4X2T12WM 10 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 300

TOTALS 2710

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Phone: 720.423.1898



tubes. Bundle: #4 Priority Number: #14 Project Location: Barnum 85 Hooker Street Denver, CO 80219

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1X4X2T8SBW LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 4



2X2LEDHB No Change No Change 15






Grand Total 799

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WattsComments

STAIR E 1X4X1T8SBW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

STAIR E 1X8X2T8SBW 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120


216A 1X8X4T8SBW 3 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

216B 1X4X2T8OSWG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

216C 1X8X4T8SBW 4 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240

216D 1X4X2T8OSWG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


217A 1X8X4T8OSWG 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60




219 1X8X4T8OSWG 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120




200 HALL 1X8X2T8SBW 3 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90




STAIR B 2X4X3T8PAR 3 F32T8 3 9-15' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135

STAIR B 1X4X2T8SBW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60




STAIR A 1X8X4T8SBW 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60




210B 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30












211B 1X4X2T8SBW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


STAIR C 1X8X2T8SBW 4 F32T8 2 15' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120





203C 1X8X4T8SBW 4 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240






121C 2X4X3T821BLPAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

121CA 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


120 CAFETERIA 2X4X3T821BLPAR 12 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 540


119 2X4X3T821BLPAR 18 F32T8 3 8-10' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 810

119 1X4X2T8SW 2 F32T8 2 8-10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


119A STAGE 1X4X2T8SW 10 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 300

114 HALLWAY 2X4X3T8PAR 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180

STAIR D 1X8X4T8PW 2 F32T8 4 15' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

STAIR D 1X8X4T8SW 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120




117 BOILER 1X8X4T8OSWG 5 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 300

113 GYM 2X2LEDHB 15 LED 1 20' No Change 2X2LEDHB No Change No Change 30 450

113B 2X4X3T821BLPAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90



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O/S1 OUTDOOR 1X8X4T8SW 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60














105A 2X4X3T821BLPAR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

103 HALLWAY 1X8X4T8SW 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

103 HALLWAY 1X4X1T8OSCV 4 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 60

103 HALLWAY 2X4X3T8PAR 5 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 225





128 MAIN OFFICE 2X4X3T821BLPAR 8 F32T8 3 15' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 360



128AA 2X4X3T821BLPAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

128BA 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

128 HALLWAY 2X4X3T821BLPAR 5 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 225

128H 2X4X3T821BLPAR 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180

128HA 1X4X1T8SW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

128G 2X4X3T821BLPAR 3 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135

128C 2X4X3T821BLPAR 8 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 360

128CB 1X2X2T8OS 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

222 MECHANICAL 1X4X4T8ITS 6 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 360 DIFFICULT ACCESS

128CA 1X4X2T8OSWG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

128E 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

128F 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

128D 2X4X3T821BLPAR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

128J 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

129 LMC 2X4X3T821BLPAR 29 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 1305




STAIR G 1X8X4T8SW 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

001 STORAGE 1X8X4T8OSWG 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120


100 CORRIDOR 1X8X4T8SW 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

DISPLAY 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

DISPLAY 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18






STAIR F 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30











125C 1X8X4T8OSWG 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120








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112 CORRIDOR 2X4X3T8PAR 14 F32T8 3 9-12' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 630












TOTALS 799

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Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Doull

2520 S Utica St

Denver, CO 80219


tubes.


Doull Fixture Summary



















Grand Total 697

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WattsComments

STAIR C 1X4X2F28T8OS 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H000 CORRIDOR 1X4X2F28T8OS 3 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

HOOOD 1X4X2F28T8OS 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H010 1X4X2F28T8OS 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H000C 1X8X2F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30

BLR BOILER 1X4X2F28T8OS 6 F28T8 2 2500 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

STAIR F 1X4X2F28T8OS 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

BLR C 1X4X2F28T8OS 2 F28T8 2 2500 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

BLR A 1X4X2F28T8OS 2 F28T8 2 2500 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H000A 1X8X2F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 2 2500 10' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30

H000B 1X4X2F28T8OS 6 F28T8 2 2500 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

H100A 1X4X1F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 1 2500 10' 1-L 4ft.28W-HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21

H100AA 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 2500 10' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

LUNCH ROOM 1X8X2F28T8HOW 9 F28T8 2 2500 10' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 270

LUNCH ROOM 1X4X1F28T8HOW 9 F28T8 1 2500 10' 1-L 4ft.28W-HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 189

LRB 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

LRA 1X8X4F28T8PR 1 F28T8 4 2500 9' 4-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

KIT 1X4X2F28T8PR 6 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

KIT 1X8X4F28T8PR 4 F28T8 4 2500 9' 4-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240

KITA 1X4X2F28T8SW 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

KITC 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H120A 1X8X4F28T8SW 2 F28T8 4 2500 9' 4-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

H110C 1X8X2F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30

110A 1X4X2F28T8OS 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

101 1X8X2F28T8HOW 13 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 390






CONFERENCE B 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60

H110D 1X4X2F28T8SW 3 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

H110C 1X4X2F28T8SW 3 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

DISPLAY 1X8X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

GYM 2X4X8T8HBWG 12 F32T8 8 2500 20' 8-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 168 2016

GYM A 1X4X2F28T8OS 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

FAN-1 1X4X2F28T8OS 3 F28T8 2 2500 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90 DIFFICULT ACCESS

GYM B/C 1X4X2F28T8SW 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

GYM B 1X8X2F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30

GYM BA 1X4X1F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 1 2500 9' 1-L 4ft.28W-HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21

STAGE 1X4X1F28T8OS 10 F28T8 1 2500 15' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 150

H110 CORRIDOR 1X4X1T8SW 21 F32T8 1 2500 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 315

H110 CORRIDOR 2X4X2F28T8PR 11 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 330

H110 CORRIDOR DISPLAY 1X8X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H120 CORRIDOR 1X4X1F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 1 2500 9' 1-L 4ft.28W-HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 42

OFFICE 2X4X2F28T8PR 10 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 300

OFFICE 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

OFF G 1X4X1T8SW 1 F32T8 1 2500 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

OFF F 1X8X2F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30

OFF E 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60

OFF D 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

OFF DA 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

OFF C 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60

OFF CA 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

OFF B 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

OFF A 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60


H100G 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H100H 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






ELEVATOR 1X4X2F28T8OS 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




H110B 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H110 HALL 1X4X1T8SW 1 F32T8 1 2500 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

H110 GIRL'S RESTROOM 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H110 BOY'S RESTROOM 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

108A 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

108B 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


H100F 1X4X1T8SW 1 F32T8 1 2500 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

H100E 1X4X2F28T8SW 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60



H100C DATA 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H130 LOBBY 2X4X4T8SW 4 F32T8 4 2500 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240

H100 CORRIDOR 1X4X2F28T8SW 5 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150


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DPS - Doull Lighting Audit


LOBBY DISPLAY 1X8X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

STAIR A 1X4X2F28T8SW 2 F28T8 2 2500 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60



H210G 1X4X2F28T8OS 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H210F 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

CONFC 1X4X2F28T8SW 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60







206A 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H210A DATA 1X4X2F28T8SW 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H210B GIRL'S RESTROOM 1X4X2F28T8SW 3 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

H210C 1X4X1T8OSWG 1 F32T8 1 2500 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15


IMCA 2X4X2T8PRH 6 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

IMC 1X8X2F28T8HOW 20 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 600

IMC 2X4X2T8PRH 2 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H200A 1X4X2T8OSWG 1 F32T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30










H200E 1X4X2F28T8SW 2 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60



H200C 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 2500 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



TOTALS 697

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4

Priority Number: #16, #17 & #18

Project Location: Archuleta

16000 Maxwell Pl

Denver, CO 80239


tubes.


Archuleta Fixture Summary


















Grand Total 698

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QuantityLamp Type

Lamps/

FixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments





191 1X8X4T8ITS 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60


MODULAR #1 001 2X4X4T8PR 7 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 420

00A HALL 2X4X4T8PR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60



000B HALL 2X4X4T8PR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60


151 CAFETERIA 2X4X6T8HBWG 12 F32T8 6 15' 6-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 126 1512

150A RAMP 1X4X2T8PAR 3 F32T8 2 15' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

150A STAGE 2X4X3T8PR 20 F32T8 3 15' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 900




150C-MECHANICAL 1X4X2T8ITS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30












H160B 1X4X2T8ITS 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

H170B 2X4X3T821BLPR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90






H170H 1X8X4T8ITS 1 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

H170E 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H170C 1X4X2T8ITS 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

200 MECHANICAL 1X4X2T8OS 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

H170 ENTRY 1X4X2T8PAR 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150

H160 CORRIDOR 1X4X2T8PAR 5 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150


150D 1X4X2T8ITS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

201 MECHANICAL 1X4X2T8ITS 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150

105E 1X8X4T8ITS 4 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240

150F 2X4X3T821BLPR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90


H100H 1X4X2T8ITS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H100G DATA 1X4X2T8ITS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H100K/H100L 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H100K GIRL'S RESTROOM 1X8X4T8PR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

H100L BOY'S RESTROOM 1X8X4T8PR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

H100L BOY'S RESTROOM 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H105 HALLWAY 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

H110 CORRIDOR 1X4X2T8PR 9 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270

140 LMC 1X8X2T8WMDI 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150

140 LMC 2X2X3T8PAR 3 F17T8 3 9' 3-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 27 81

140 LMC 2X4X3T8PAR 10 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 450







H110G/H110F 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H110G 1X8X4T8PR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

H100F 1X8X4T8PR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60


H110 DATA 1X4X2T8ITS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H110B 2X4X3T821BLPR 3 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135

H110A 1X4X2T8ITS 1 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





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Lamps/

FixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

DPS - Archuleta Lighting Audit










H150 HALLWAY 1X4X2T8PAR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90








H140B/H140C 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H140B 1X8X4T8PR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

H140C 1X8X4T8PR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60






H145A 2X4X3T821BLPR 3 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135




H125A 2X4X3T821BLPR 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180


202 MECHANICAL 1X4X2T8ITS 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150





H120B/H120C 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60







H115 HALLWAY 1X4X2T8PAR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120



H110D 1X4X2T8ITS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



H100M 2X4X3T821BLPR 7 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 315

H100N 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H100P 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H100R 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



H100 CORRIDOR 1X8X4T8WMDI 41 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 2460

H100 CORRIDOR 1X4X2T8WMDI 7 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210

196 OUTDOOR 1X4X2T8ITS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

TOTALS 698

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Godsman

2120 W Arkansas Ave

Denver, CO 80223


tubes.


Godsman Fixture Summary




















1X8X4T8EX LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 1

1X4X2T8EX LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 1


2X4X2F28T8PRH LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 54

2X4X2F28T8PAR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 120


1X8X4T8OSMP LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 3

1X4X2T8OSMP LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 3

1X3X2T8OSMP LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 2

1X4X2F13T5UC No Change No Change 1

1X2X1T8UC LED LED 4

1X2X1T12UC LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 2






4X4X6T8SBFL LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 4

1X4X2F28T8SB LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 3




Grand Total 782

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QuantityLamp Type

Lamps/F

ixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

118A/122A 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21

118 KITCHEN 1X8X4T8VT 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60


122 HALL 1X4X1T8HOW 5 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 105



123 1X8X4T8EX 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

123 1X4X2T8EX 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

125 GYM 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30







126A DATA 1X3X2T8OS 1 F25T8 2 9' 2-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 36 36

125D 2X4X2F28T8PRH 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

125F ENTRY 2X4X2F28T8PRH 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

128 2X4X2F28T8PAR 17 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 510

127A HALL 2X4X2F28T8PAR 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

127AC 1X4X1T8WM 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

127AD 1X4X1T8WM 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

127AA 2X4X2F28T8PRH 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

127AB 2X4X2F28T8PRH 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



126D/126E 1X8X4T8OSMP 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

126D/126E 1X4X2T8OSMP 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

126D 1X8X4T8OSMP 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

126D 1X4X2T8OSMP 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

126D 1X3X2T8OSMP 1 F25T8 2 9' 2-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 36 36

126E 1X8X4T8OSMP 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

126E 1X4X2T8OSMP 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

126E 1X3X2T8OSMP 1 F25T8 2 9' 2-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 36 36


132 1X4X2F13T5UC 1 F13T5 2 9' No Change 2-lamp 4ft F13T5 No Change No Change 36 36


120D 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




102 1X2X1T12UC 1 F20T12 1 9' 1-L 2ft.T12 LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 9 9








111 2X4X3T8VM 12 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 540





107 HALWAY 1X4X2T8SW 16 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 480

107A ENTRY 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

107E 1X4X2T8WM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

107C 1X4X2T8WM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

107B ENTRY 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


113 ENTRY 2X4X2T8PR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120




STAIR B 1X4X2T8SW 6 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180


115 1X8X4T8HOW 12 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 720







100C 1X4X2T8VT 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


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Lamps/F

ixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments


117 1X2X1T12UC 1 F20T12 1 9' 1-L 2ft.T12 LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 9 9



MODULAR A1 2X4X4T822BLPR 8 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 480

MODULAR A2 2X4X4T822BLPR 8 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 480

100 CORRIDOR 2X4X2F28T8PRH 5 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150


100 CORRIDOR 4X4X6T8SBFL 4 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 360


119 OFFICE 1X8X4T8PR 5 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 300





119CA 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


119F 1X8X4T8PR 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120




121 CAFETERIA 1X4X2T8SW 25 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 750


STAIR G 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

215 MECHANICAL 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




126 CORRIDOR 2X4X2F28T8PAR 17 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 510

120 CORRIDOR 2X4X2F28T8PAR 21 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 630

120 CORRIDOR 1X4X2F28T8SB 3 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

STAIR A 1X4X2F28T8SW 8 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240











207 2X4X2F28T8PRH 8 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240


208 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18


209 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18





200C/200E 1X4X2T8SW 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

200D 1X4X2T8VT 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30







200 CORRIDOR 2X4X2F28T8PRH 5 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150

206 2X4X2F28T8PRH 28 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 840

206A 1X4X1T12UC 3 F34T12 1 9' 1-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 45

206A 2X4X2F28T8PRH 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

206B 2X4X2F28T8PRH 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60



000 CORRIDOR 1X4X2T8OS 7 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210




002 DATA 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


002AA 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

STAIR E 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

STAIR E 1X4X2T8SB 2 F32T8 2 15' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


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WattsComments







006E 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

006EA 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

TOTALS 782

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Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: King(MLK)

19535 E 46th Ave

Denver, CO 80249


tubes.


King(MLK) Fixture Summary














1X2X2T8VS LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 1






1X4X2T8WMCYL LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 12


1X12X6T8IND LED15T8/DR/D4L LED 15T8/G/4/840 80


2X4X2T8BLPARH LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 1405

2X4X2T8PARH LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 146



1X8X6T8CYL LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 25


2X2X2T8U6PAR LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 3





2X2X2T12U6PAR LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 T 3




1X8X4T822BLPARH LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 1

Grand Total 2467

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STOVE HOOD 1X4X2T8PR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90



189AA 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




STAIR D 1X4X2T8WMCYL 2 F32T8 2 20' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


281 CORRIDOR 1X12X6T8IND 8 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 12ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED 15T8/G/4/840 90 720

281 CORRIDOR 1X4X2T8IND 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





203 2X4X2T8BLPARH 15 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.BL.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 450































277-275 1X4X1T8OS 5 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 75

















28 CORRIDOR 1X4X2T8WMCYL 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

STAIR C 1X4X2T8WMCYL 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60







238A 1X3X2T8OS 2 F25T8 2 9' 2-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 36 72



238B 1X3X2T8OS 2 F25T8 2 9' 2-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 36 72




DPS - MLK Lighting Audit

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255A 2X4X2T8BLPARH 9 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.BL.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270


246 LMC 2X4X2T8BLPARH 57 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.BL.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 1710

248 2X4X2T8PARH 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90






252A DATA 2X4X2T8PARH 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


261 1X6X4T8OS 1 F25T8 4 9' 4-L 6ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 72 72








201 2X2X2T12U6PAR 1 F34T12U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 T 30 30

201A 1X4X2T12SW 3 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90



MECHANICAL PENTHOUSE 1X8X4T8OS 10 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 600




200 HALL 2X4X2T8PAR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

180 CORRIDOR 1X4X2T8WMCYL 4 F32T8 2 25' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

180 CORRIDOR 1X8X6T8CYL 25 F32T8 6 25' 6-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 2250




100 LMC 2X4X2T8BLPARH 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.BL.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

100 LMC 2X2X2T8PAR 2 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 36

100 LMC 2X2X2T8U6PAR 1 F32T8U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 30

101C 1X8X4T822BLPARH 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60



100CA DATA 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

101B 2X4X2T8BLPARH 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.BL.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


147H 2X4X2T8PARH 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

147O 2X4X2T8BLPARH 8 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.BL.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240

147Q 1X4X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


ELEVATOR 1X4X2T12OS 1 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

147M 2X4X2T8PARH 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

147C 2X4X2T8BLPARH 21 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.BL.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 630

147C 1X4X2T12SW 1 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

147N 1X8X4T8SW 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

RESTROOM 1 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

RESTROOM 2 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

HALL TO 147L 2X4X2T8PARH 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

147K 2X4X2T8PARH 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

147L 2X4X2T8PARH 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

147D 2X4X2T8PARH 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

147E 2X4X2T8PARH 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

147F 2X4X2T8PARH 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

147B 2X4X2T8PARH 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

147A 2X4X2T8PARH 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

199 HALL 2X4X2T8PAR 8 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240


199B 2X4X2T8PARH 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90


199C 2X4X2T8PARH 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

199H 1X8X4T8OS 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

199G 2X4X2T8BLPARH 23 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.BL.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 690

199HB 1X8X4T8OS 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

199HA 2X4X2T8PARH 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


180D-180E 1X8X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



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180F 1X8X4T8OS 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120


196A 2X4X2T8PARH 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

196C 2X4X2T8PARH 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

196CA 1X4X2T12SW 1 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


196G 1X4X2T12SW 1 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

196E 2X4X2T8PARH 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90


GIRL'S 1X8X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

GIRL'S-BOY'S 1X8X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

GIRL'S-BOY'S 1X4X1T8OS 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

BOY'S 1X8X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60



174A 1X3X2T8OS 1 F25T8 2 9' 2-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 36 36





139 1X4X2T8VT 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

139A 1X4X2T8VT 21 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 630


139B 1X4X2T8VT 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

H139A 1X8X4T12OS 1 F34T12 4 9' 4-L 8ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60




141 1X4LED 4 LED 4 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 120







DISPLAY 141C 1X8X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60









138 2X2X2T8U6PAR 1 F32T8U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 30


GIRL'S 1X6X4T8OS 1 F25T8 4 9' 4-L 6ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 72 72

BOY'S 1X6X4T8OS 1 F25T8 4 9' 4-L 6ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 72 72


137 2X2X2T8U6PAR 1 F32T8U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 30




























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146A DATA 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90











179A 1X4X2T8VS 50 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 1500

179A 1X2X2T8VS 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18


179E 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


179B 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

179F 1X4X1T8VS 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15







RESTROOM 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30










132AA 2X4X3T8PAR 3 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135


187 STAGE 2X4X2T8PARH 7 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210

BOY'S DRESSING 1X8X4T8OS 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

GIRL'S DRESSING 1X8X4T8OS 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60







186 2X2X2T12U6PAR 2 F34T12U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 T 30 60








191G 1X8X4T8OS 10 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 600








147J 1X8X4T8SW 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

191F 2X4X2T8PARH 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

191FA 2X4X2T8PARH 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

TOTALS 2467

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Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Gust

3440 W Yale Ave

Denver, CO 80219


tubes.


Gust Fixture Summary














F8T5 TASK LED LED 9













Grand Total 662

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118 F8T5 TASK 1 F8T5 2 9' 1-L F8T5 NUC-2-21-WH LED LED 10 10



116A DATA 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21

116B GIRL'S RESTROOM 1X8X2T8HOW 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 126

116B OUTSIDE 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21

116F BOY'S RESTROOM 1X8X2T8HOW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 84

116F BOY'S RESTROOM 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21

116F OUTSIDE 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21























131AC 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


122EA 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



129A HALL 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


129AB 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60





122D 1X4X1T8WM 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

















122A 1X8X4T8WM 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60


122B 1X8X2T8WM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30













DPS - Gust Lighting Audit

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101G 1X4X1T8HOW 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 42








100EA 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21

100E HALLWAY 1X4X1T8HOW 3 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 63












100F 1X8X2T8HOW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42

100H 1X8X2T8HOW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42

100F OUTSIDE 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21

100J 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

100K 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

100L HALL 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21




114A 2X4X3T8RDI 6 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 270

100M HALL 1X4X1T8HOW 3 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 63




100 CORRIDOR 4X4X6T8SB 10 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 900

LOBBY DISPLAY 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

LOBBY DISPLAY 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

HALL DISPLAY 1X4X1T8OS 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30


005 1X2X2T8OS 4 F17T8 2 10' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 72







012 CROWL SPACE 1X8X4T8OSR 6 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 360


TOTALS 662

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Maxwell

14390 Bolling Dr

Denver, CO 80239


tubes.


Maxwell Fixture Summary















1X1X3T8UPAR LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 33

1X3X1T8WM LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 1

1X4X2T8WMWDI LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 9

Grand Total 743

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148 FOOD COUNTER 1X2X1T8SW 2 F17T8 1 9' 1-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 9 18




148BA RESTROOM 1X4X2T8WMWDI 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






150 2X4X3T8PAR 21 F32T8 3 9-10' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 945

N01/MECH 1X4X1T8SRW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

NO1/MECH 1X4X2T8SW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60



151 STAGE 1X8X4T8SW 9 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 540





147 BOILER 1X4X2T8SW 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180





111 1X4X2T8WMWDI 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






118&119 2X4X3T8PAR 8 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 360

181A RESTROOM 1X4X2T8WMWDI 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30
















210 1X4X1T8SRW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15







190 DATA 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90



193 1X4X1T8SRW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15







198 LOBBY DISPLAY 1X8X4T8OSR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60




170 LMC 1X1X3T8UPAR 10 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 180




175 &174 2X4X3T8PAR 8 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 360



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124 HALL 1X4X2T8WMWDI 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

122A RESTROOM 1X4X1T8SRW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

123A 1X4X1T8SRW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15







117 LOBBY DISPLAY 1X8X4T8OSR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60






131 1X1X3T8UPAR 2 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 36

132 DATA 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90



141 MAIN OFFICE 2X4X3T8PAR 11 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 495



142B 1X3X1T8WM 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18















H100 CORRIDOR 1X1X3T8UPAR 21 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 378

H100 DISPLAY 1X8X4T8OSR 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

H100 DISPLAY 1X4X2T8OSR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

MODULAR A1 2X4X4T8PR 8 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 480

MODULAR A2 2X4X4T8PR 8 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 480

TOTALS 743

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Skinner

3435 W 40th Ave

Denver, CO 80211


tubes.


Skinner Fixture Summary
























1X4X2T8WMW LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 2


4X4X4T8RDSK LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 11

2X2X2T8U6RSK LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 10



2X4X3T8PBPR LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 10












2X4X4T8PBPR LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 1

2X4X3T8SBPAR LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 4

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2X4X2T8PR-HBF LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 517

Grand Total 1290

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STAIR C 1X8X4T8PR 5 F32T8 4 10-20' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 300


223 1X4X2T8OSR 10 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 300





219 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 9 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270

220 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 9 F32T8 2 10 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270




217 1X8X2T12OS 1 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 8ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


217 1X2X1T12OS 2 F20T12 1 9' 1-L 2ft.T12 LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 9 18


224A 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 16 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 480

224AA 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 4 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120













204B 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 9 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270

STAIR H2 1X4X2T8PW 3 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

STAIR H2 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60





STAIR G2 1X4X1T8SW 5 F32T8 1 10-20' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 75

STAIR G2 1X4X2T8VS 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

STAIR G2 1X4X2T8WMW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





STAIR A 1X4X1T8PW 2 F32T8 1 10' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30


STAIR B 1X4X1T8PW 2 F32T8 1 10' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30



213 4X4X4T8RDSK 11 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 660

213 2X2X2T8U6RSK 10 F32T8U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 300



213C 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


213AA 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60








117 CORRIDOR 1X4X1T8PW 10 F32T8 1 12' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 150

122A 1X4X2T8PW 3 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90






100J 2X4X2T8SW 2 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

116 DATA 2X4X2T8SW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

100 CORRIDOR #1 1X4X1T8PW 8 F32T8 1 10' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 120



115A 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18


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115D 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

115E 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

123 1X8X4T8PLG 6 F32T8 4 11' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 360




101C 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

101E 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 1 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





102D 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 2 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

102E 2X4X3T8PBPR 3 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135

102F 2X4X3T8PBPR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

102G 2X4X3T8PBPR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

102H 2X4X3T8PBPR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

102J 2X4X3T8PBPR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90




113 1X8X4T8PLG 4 F32T8 4 11' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240

113A 1X4X2T8SL 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





109 CORRIDOR 1X4X2T8WMW 1 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

STAIR F 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30











114AD 1X4X2T8PLG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

114AB 1X4X2T8SW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

114AA 1X4X2T8SW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

114AC 1X4X2T8PLG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

200 CORRIDOR #3 2X4X3T8PR 13 F32T8 3 10' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 585

200 CORRIDOR #3 1X8X4T8OSCV 4 F32T8 4 12' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240


100C-100E 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

100D 1X4X2T8MP 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





108BA 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90



STAIR E1 1X4X2T12SW 5 F34T12 2 10' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150

107 2X4X3T8MP 16 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 720

100A 2X4X3T8MP 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180

106 2X4X3T8MP 16 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 720

STAIR D 2X4X3T8PR 6 F32T8 3 30' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 270

STAIR D 1X8X4T8OSCV 4 F32T8 4 30' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240










00G DATA 1X4X2T12MP 2 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

00GA 1X4X2T12MP 1 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


00H 1X4X2T8PR 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

00J 1X4X2T8MP 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

00K DATA 1X4X2T12MP 2 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

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00H/00C 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




03B 2X4X8T8HBWG 1 F32T8 8 9' 8-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 168 168




20 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 12 F32T8 2 15' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 360



23A 1X4X2T8PLG 2 F32T8 2 11' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

23B 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 6 F32T8 2 10-11' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

24 HALL 1X4X2T8PLG 1 F32T8 2 10-11' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

24 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 16 F32T8 2 10-11' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 480

21 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 19 F32T8 2 10-11' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 570




21AA 1X4X2T8SL 1 F32T8 2 15' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

20B 2X4X2T8SBPR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

20C 2X4X2T8SBPR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

22 2X4X3T8PR 18 F32T8 3 10-11' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 810

02 KITCHEN 1X4X2T8VT 6 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

02 KITCHEN 1X4X2T8VS 5 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150

02 KITCHEN 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


00 CORRIDOR #1 1X4X2T8VS 7 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210






01 CAFETERIA 1X8X4T8SLG 20 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 1200

00 CORRIDOR #2 1X4X2T8PR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120




14A 1X4X2T8PLG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


00 CORRIDOR #3 1X4X2T8VS 7 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210

00QA 2X4X4T8PBPR 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60



17A 2X4X3T8SBPAR 3 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135



17AB 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

17AC 2X4X3T8SBPAR 1 F32T8 3 10' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

17AC 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 2 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60









00R 2X4X2T8SW 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90










33 DATA 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 15 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 450

30B/30C 2X4X2T8SBPR 1 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





30D 1X8X4T8PLG 3 F32T8 4 12' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

001/001F/001A/001C/00E 2X4X2T8PR-HBF 7 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HBF LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210

001/001F/001A/001C/00E 1X4X2T8VT 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

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001/001F/001A/001C/00E 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

001/001F/001A/001C/00E 1X8X2T8HOW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 84

001/001F/001A/001C/00E 1X8X4T8SLG 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

001/001F/001A/001C/00E 1X4X2T8SLG 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

O/S4 1X4X2T8OSWG 3 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

O/S2 1X4X2T12OS 2 F34T12 2 15' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

TOTALS 1290

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4

Priority Number: #26, 27, 28

Project Location: Southmoor

3755 S Magnolia Way

Denver, CO 80237


tubes.


Southmoor Fixture Summary












2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 251




Grand Total 402

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ixtureHeight


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WattsComments



102B 2X4LED 3 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 120

103 2X4LED 9 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 360

102 CORRIDOR 2X4LED 6 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 240

101JA 2X4LED 2 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 80

101J 2X4LED 2 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 80

101H 2X4LED 2 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 80

101G 2X4LED 2 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 80

101F 2X4LED 2 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 80

101E 2X4LED 1 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 40

101D 2X4LED 2 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 80


101A 2X4LED 1 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 40


101 HALL 2X4LED 3 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 120

106 CAFETERIA 2X4LED 24 LED 1 10' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 960


104 KITCHEN 2X4LED 12 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 480

104 KITCHEN 1X4LED 2 LED 4 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 60







106 RAMP 2X4LED 1 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 40







108 GYM 2X4LED 2 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 80




108A 1X4X1T8UC 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

















109B 1X4LED 3 LED 4 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 90

109A 1X4LED 3 LED 4 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 90

114 LMC 4X4X4T8RDSK 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

114 LMC 1X12LED 13 LED 1 9' No Change 1X12LED No Change No Change 80 1040


114E DATA 2X4LED 2 LED 1 9' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 80







O/S1 1X8X4T8OS 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

MODULAR 110 2X4X4T822BLPR 10 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 600

MODULAR 111 2X4X4T822BLPR 10 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 600

MODULAR 112 2X4X4T8PR 4 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240

MODULAR 113 2X4X4T8PR 5 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 300



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WattsComments

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100B/100A 1X4LED 3 LED 4 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 90

TOTALS 402

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Steck

450 Albion Street

Denver, CO 80220


tubes.


Steck Fixture Summary



















1X4X2T8SCW LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 12


2X4X3T821BLMP LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30







1X2X1T8OSCV LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 2



1X3X1T5UC No Change No Change 1


Grand Total 383

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Lamps/

FixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

115 1X4X2T8SCW 12 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 360



101B 1X3X1T5UC 1 F21T5 1 9' No Change F21T5 No Change No Change 21 21






105 2X4X3T821BLMP 15 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 675

106 2X4X3T821BLMP 15 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 675

















114 AUDITORIUM 2X4X8T8PL 6 F32T8 8 15' 8-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 120 720

114 AUDITORIUM 1X8X2T8OSCV 12 F32T8 2 20' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 360


114 AUDITORIUM 1X2X1T8OSCV 2 F17T8 1 20' 1-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 9 18














STAIR D 1X8LED 4 LED 8 9-12' No Change 1X8LED No Change No Change 60 240

STAIR D 2X4X3T8PR 1 F32T8 3 9-12' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45




STAIR C 1X8X2T8PW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

STAIR C 1X4X1T8SW 3 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 45

209 LMC 2X4X3T8PR 21 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 945







STAIR B 1X8X2T8PW 2 F32T8 2 9-12' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

STAIR B 1X4X2T8SW 3 F32T8 2 9-12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90







000 CORRIDOR 1X8X4T8SLG 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60





005A 1X4X2T12OS 1 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



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003A DATA 1X8X4T8SLG 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

TOTALS 383

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Lincoln ES

710 S Pennsylvania St

Denver, CO 80209


tubes.


Lincoln ES Fixture Summary
















2X2X4T8SB LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 1

Grand Total 443

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WattsComments



303 2X4X2T8PRH 12 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 360





304C 2X4X2T8PRH 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30









STAIR D 2X4X2T8PRH 7 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210

STAIR D 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30












209A 2X4X2T8PRH 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90


209B 2X4X2T8PRH 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90











210 ENTRY 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30








103A 2X4X2T8PRH 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

103C 2X4X2T8PRH 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

103CA 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



102 KITCHEN 2X4X2T8PRH 15 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 450





101 CAFETERIA 2X4X2T8PRH 32 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 960

100 LOBBY 2X4X2T8PRH 8 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240

100 LOBBY 2X4X2T8PRH 5 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150

100 LOBBY 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

STAIR A 2X4X2T8PRH 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120


115C 1X8X2T8OSR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


115BA 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

115BAA RESTROOM 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





114BA 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21

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Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

DPS - Lincoln ES Lighting Audit

104A BOY'S RESTROOM 1X4X1T8HOW 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 42

107 STAGE 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

107 STAGE 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


STAIR B 2X4X2T8PRH 8 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240

104 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PRH 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180



STAIR C 2X2X4T8SB 1 F17T8 4 9' 4-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 36 36

STAIR C 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




112AA 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21




110 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PRH 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.HOR LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120


001A 1X8X2T8OSR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60



TOTALS 443

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Knight

3245 E Exposition Ave

Denver, CO 80209


tubes.


Knight Fixture Summary


















1X3X2T8PR LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 2

1X4X2T8SBCLD LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 2




Grand Total 364

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WattsComments

H010A 2X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H010A/H010EC 1X8X4T8SW 5 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 300

H010H/E 1X4X2T8SBCLD 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

KITCH 1X8X2T8HOW 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 252

KITCHA 1X8X2T8HOW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42

LUNCH CAFETERIA 1X4X1T8HOW 6 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 126

LUNCH CAFETERIA 1X8X2T8HOW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42

H010 CORRIDOR 1X8X4T8SW 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

H010 CORRIDOR 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9-12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

STAIR A 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H010IA 1X8X4T8SW 4 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240

H010IA 1X4X2T8SW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H010IB 1X8X2T8HOW 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 168

H010IB 1X4X1T8HOW 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 42

BLR 1X2X2T8OS 6 F17T8 2 10' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 108

BLRA 1X2X2T8OS 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

H010D 1X8X4T8SW 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

H010C 2X4X4T8SW 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120


H000A 1X2X2T8OS 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18






H100AA 2X2X2T8PAR 4 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 72

H100AB 2X2X2T8PAR 4 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 72

H100AC 2X2X2T8PAR 4 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 72




















H130A DATA 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H150 HALLWAY 1X4X2T8SW 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90












H100B 2X2X2T8PAR 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18


CONFA 2X2X2T8PAR 4 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 72

CLINC 2X2X2T8PAR 2 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 36

CLINB 1X4X2T8WM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

OFFB 2X2X2T8PAR 4 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 72

OFFA 2X2X2T8PAR 4 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 72

OFFICE 4X4X4T8RDSK 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

H180 LOBBY 1X8X2T8PR 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

H180 LOBBY 1X4X1T8PR 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30

LOBBY DISPLAY 1X3X2T8PR 2 F25T8 2 9' 2-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 36 72



H120 ENTRY 2X4X2T8SW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

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H110AB 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





H110BB 1X4X1T8HOW 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 42


H170AB 1X4X1T8WM 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

GYM 2X4X6T8HBWG 12 F32T8 6 20' 6-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 126 1512

GYMB 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21


O/S1 NEAR STAGE 1X8X4T8OS 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

O/S1 NEAR STAGE 1X8X2F96T12OS 1 F96T12 2 9' 2-L 8ft.T12 LED36T8LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 72 72

TOTALS 364

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Conservatory Green

8499 E Stoll Place

Denver, CO 80239


tubes.


Conservatory Green Fixture Summary




1X4X2F28T8OSWG LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 51

2X4X3F28T821BLVM LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 9

1X4X1F28T8CVR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 47


2X4X2F28T8VM LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 72

1X4X1F28T8RFL LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 103

1X8X2F28T8RFL LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 40

1X4X1F28T8PVCYL LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 40

1X8X6F28T8DIMDI LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 2


1X3X1T8CVR LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 28

1X8X4F28T8DIMDI LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 2

1X4X2T5OS LED36T/DR/D4L LED36T5/G/4/840 1

1X4X1F28T8WMFL LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 1

1X8X6F28T8DI LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 30

1X4X3F28T8DI LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 5

1X8X2F28T8CVR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 24

2X4X2F28T8BLVM LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 42

1X6X2T8CVR LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 9



1X4X2F28T8BLDI LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 2


2X4X4F28T822BLPR LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 20


1X8X4F28T8SDIMDI LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 170

1X4X2F28T8SDIMDI LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 71

1X4X2F28T8BLDIMDI LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 7

1X8X4F28T822BLDIMDI LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 14



1X8X4F28T822BLDI LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 18

Grand Total 937

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116D 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 3 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90


116A 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 1 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

116B 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 1 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

116C DATA 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 1 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

117 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 7 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210

OS14 FIRE RISER RM 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 1 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

O/S3 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 3 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

O/S2 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 2 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

115 GYM 2X4X6T8HBWG 41 F32T8 6 25-38' 6-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 126 5166

115C 2X4X3F28T821BLVM 9 F28T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 405

115D 1X4X1F28T8CVR 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

115DA 1X4X2F28T8PR 8 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240

115E 2X4X2F28T8BLVM 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

115EA 1X4X1F28T8CVR 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

115F 2X4X2F28T8BLVM 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

115FA 1X4X1F28T8CVR 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15


115G 1X4X1F28T8CVR 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15


115GA 1X4X2F28T8PR 8 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240

113 CORRIDOR 1X4X1F28T8RFL 5 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 75




111 1X4X1F28T8RFL 9 F28T8 1 10' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 135

111 1X8X2F28T8RFL 3 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 90

111 1X4X1F28T8PVCYL 23 F28T8 1 20' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 345



114 1X8X6F28T8DIMDI 2 F28T8 6 15' 6-L 4ft.28W.DIM LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 180 Dimming


118B 2X4X3F28T8PR 1 F28T8 3 10' 3-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

118C 1X4X1F28T8CVR 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

118C 1X3X1T8CVR 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18

118D 2X4X3F28T8PR 3 F28T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 135


119 1X8X4F28T8DIMDI 2 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W.DIM LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120 Dimming


ELEVATOR 1X4X2T5OS 1 F54T5 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED36T5 LED Tube LED36T/DR/D4L LED36T5/G/4/840 72 72

100 ENTRY 1X8LED 1 LED 8 20' No Change 1X8LED No Change No Change 60 60



101 1X4X1F28T8PVCYL 17 F28T8 1 20' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 255

101A 1X4X1F28T8RFL 4 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 60

101A 1X8X2F28T8RFL 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30

101C 2X4X2F28T8BLVM 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

105 CORRIDOR 2X4X2F28T8VM 13 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 390

105 CORRIDOR 1X4X1F28T8WMFL 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

108 1X8X4F28T8SDIMDI 4 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W.DIM LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240 Dimming

108 1X4X2F28T8SDIMDI 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28WDIM LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60 Dimming

108A 2X4X2F28T8VM 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

108B 1X4X1F28T8CVR 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

108B 1X3X1T8CVR 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18



105E DATA 1X4X2F28T8OS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

105F 2X4X2F28T8VM 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30








105J 1X4X1F28T8CVR 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

105J 1X3X1T8CVR 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18









100A 1X4X1F28T8CVR 3 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 45

100A 1X3X1T8CVR 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18



100C 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

DPS - Conservatory Green Lighting Audit

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112 2X4X2F28T8BLVM 3 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

112 1X8X6F28T8DI 7 F28T8 6 9' 6-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 630


112B 2X4X2F28T8BLVM 3 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

112C 2X4X2F28T8BLVM 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

112D 2X4X2F28T8BLVM 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

112A 2X4X2F28T8BLVM 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



202B 2X4X2F28T8VM 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





























122 CORRIDOR 1X8X2F28T8CVR 4 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 120


124H 1X4X1F28T8RFL 2 F28T8 1 12' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 30

121 1X8X4F28T822BLDI 7 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 420

122 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 5 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150





OS/5 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 3 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90



125B 1X8X4F28T8SDIMDI 1 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W.DIM LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60 Dimming




125C 1X8X4F28T822BLDI 2 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

125E 2X4X2F28T8VM 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




















124D 2X4X2F28T8VM 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


126 1X4X2F28T8BLDI 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



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124F 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

124G DATA 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

135 OFFICE 2X4X2F28T8BLVM 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

135 OFFICE 1X8X2F28T8RFL 3 F28T8 2 12' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 90

135 OFFICE 1X4X1F28T8RFL 1 F28T8 1 12' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

135A 1X8X4F28T822BLDI 2 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120


135BA 1X4X1F28T8CVR 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

135BA 1X3X1T8CVR 1 F25T8 1 10' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18


135N 1X8X4F28T822BLDI 1 F28T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

135C 1X8X4F28T822BLDI 1 F28T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

135C 1X4X2F28T8BLDIMDI 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30 Dimming


135D 1X3X1T8CVR 1 F25T8 1 10' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18

135E 1X4X2F28T8BLDIMDI 3 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90 Dimming

135F 2X4X2F28T8BLVM 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


135G 1X3X1T8CVR 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18

135K 2X4X2F28T8BLVM 4 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

135H 1X8X4F28T822BLDIMDI 1 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60 Dimming

135J 1X8X4F28T822BLDIMDI 1 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60 Dimming

135L 1X8X4F28T822BLDIMDI 2 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120 Dimming

135L 1X4X2F28T8BLDIMDI 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30 Dimming

135 HALL 2X4X2F28T8VM 7 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 210

135M 2X4X2F28T8BLVM 2 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

200 CORRIDOR 1X8X2F28T8RFL 12 F28T8 2 10-20' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 360

200 CORRIDOR 1X4X1F28T8RFL 15 F28T8 1 10-20' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 225

200A 1X4X2F28T8VT 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



238B 1X8X4F28T822BLDI 3 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

238C 1X8X4F28T822BLDIMDI 1 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60 Dimming



238D 1X3X1T8CVR 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18


































224D 2X4X2F28T8VM 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


227 1X4X2F28T8BLDI 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




224E 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 2 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

224F DATA 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 2 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


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203 1X8X4F28T822BLDIMDI 1 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60 Dimming












STAIR C 1X8X2F28T8RFL 3 F28T8 2 20' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 90

STAIR C 1X4X1F28T8RFL 2 F28T8 1 20' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 30

















202E 1X8X2F28T8CVR 3 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 90

202E 1X3X1T8CVR 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18







202D 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

208 2X4X2F28T8VM 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


208 1X4X2F28T8BLDIMDI 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60 Dimming






B1 2X4X4F28T822BLPR 10 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 60 600

B2 2X4X4F28T822BLPR 10 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft.28W-BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 60 600

SO/1 1X4X2F28T8OSWG 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

TOTALS 937

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Sabin

3050 S Vrain St

Denver, CO 80236


tubes.


Sabin Fixture Summary






1X4X2F28T8VS LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 28

1X4X1F28T8VS LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 13

2X4X2F28T8PARH LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 19








Grand Total 936

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H100 CORRIDOR 1X4X1F28T8SW 27 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 405

H100E 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

H100EC 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15









LMC 1X8X2F28T8HOW 12 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 360

LMC #2 1X8X2F28T8HOW 15 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 450

LMC #2 1X4X1F28T8SW 3 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 45

H100B 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

H100A 1X4X2F28T8VS 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H100D 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

H100C 1X4X1F28T8VS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15


OFFICE 1X8X2F28T8HOW 4 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 120

OFFICE 1X4X1F28T8SW 3 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 45

OFFB 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60

OFFA 1X4X1F28T8SW 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

OFFE 1X8X2F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30

OFFC 1X4X1F28T8SW 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

OFFF 1X8X2F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30

OFFG 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

OFFD 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60

OFFBB 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

HALL J 2X4X2F28T8PARH 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H100K 2X4X2F28T8PARH 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H100L 2X4X2F28T8PARH 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H100H 1X4X2F28T8OS 2 F28T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

STAIR A 1X4X1F28T8OS 2 F28T8 1 15' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30

H000 CORRIDOR 1X4X1F28T8OS 3 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 45

H000 CORRIDOR 1X4X2F28T8OS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

MECH INC 1X4X1F28T8OS 2 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30

BOILER 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

BOILER 1X4X2F28T8OS 6 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

STAIR B 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 10' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

H000C 1X8X2F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30

H000DA 1X4X1F28T8VS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

H000D 1X4X2F28T8VS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H100A 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60

H000B 1X8X2F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30



H100F 1X4X2F28T8VS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H100G 1X4X2F28T8VS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

DISPLAY 1X4X1F28T8PR 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15



H120 CORRIDOR 2X4X2F28T8PARH 14 F28T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 420


MULTI-PURPOSE 1X8X2F28T8HOW 12 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 360

LRB 1X4X2F28T8PR 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

KITCHEN 1X4X1F28T8SW 5 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 75

KITCHEN 1X8X4F28T8PR 6 F28T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 360

KITCHEN 1X4X2F28T8PR 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

KITB 1X4X1F28T8SW 2 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 30

KITBB 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

KITA 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

KITAA 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H120A 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

STAGE 1X4X2F28T8SW 17 F28T8 2 15-20' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 510

STAA 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

STAB 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15


GYMA 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

GYMB 1X4X2F28T8VS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

GYMB 1X4X1F28T8VS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15

GYMC 1X4X2F28T8VS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

GYMD 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60

GYMDA 1X4X1F28T8VS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15






138CA 1X4X2F28T8VS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

138CB 1X4X2F28T8VS 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

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H130G 1X4X1F28T8VS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15


H130D 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


H130F DATA 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





H130A 1X4X2F28T8SW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



H130B 1X4X2F28T8VS 3 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90







H170 HALL 1X8X2F28T8HOW 1 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 30












H150A 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 12' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60


H150B1 DATA 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 12' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15



H140F 1X4X1F28T8VS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15




H110 CORRIDOR EAST 1X4X1F28T8SW 12 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 180






H140G 1X4X1F28T8OS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15

H140E 1X4X1F28T8VS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15








H110AA 1X4X1F28T8VS 1 F28T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/841 15 15









H110B 1X8X2F28T8HOW 2 F28T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/842 30 60

H110C 1X4X1F28T8OS 3 F28T8 1 15' 1-L 4ft.28W LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 45

TOTALS 936

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Lowry

8001 E Cedar Ave

Denver, CO 80230


tubes.


Lowry Fixture Summary
















1X1X3T8UPAR LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 44









2X2X3T54030BXPAR GEC340MAX-A LED172G11/840 1


1X1LED LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 2

Grand Total 964

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136H 2X4X2T8SB 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

136G 2X4X2T8SB 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60








147/148 ENTRY 1X1X3T8UPAR 1 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 18

136M 1X4X2T8SRW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

136L GIRL'S 2X4X3T8PR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

136L GIRL'S 2X2X2T8U6PR 1 F32T8U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 30

136L BOY'S 2X4X3T8PR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

136D HALL 2X4X3T8PAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

136DA 1X8X4T8OSWG 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

136E 2X4X3T821BLDI 7 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 315

136E 1X4X2T8UC 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

136J 1X4X2T8WM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

136F 1X4X2T8OSWG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


136A DATA 1X4X2T8OSWG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30













128C 1X4X1T8UC 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30

128D 1X4X2T8WM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



128G 1X4X2T8SRW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



125BA 1X4X2T8WM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






100E 1X1X3T8UPAR 2 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 36



100D 1X1X3T8UPAR 2 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 36

126 CORRIDOR 1X12X6T8DI 3 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 12ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED 15T8/G/4/840 90 270

126 CORRIDOR 1X1X3T8UPAR 2 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 36

124A KITCHEN 2X4X3T8PR 10 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 450

124AE 2X4X3T8PR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

124AD 2X4X3T8PR 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45

124AD1 2X2X2T8U6PR 1 F32T8U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 30


124AC 1X4X2T8SW 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150



124 CAFETERIA 2X4X3T8PAR 29 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 1305



123 AUDITORIUM 2X4X3T8PR 21 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 945


123B STAGE 1X8X4T8SW 15 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 900

123B RAMP 2X4X3T8PR 5 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 225

149 LMC 2X2X3T54030BXPAR 1 F4030BX 2 10' 3-L 2ft. LED172G11 LED GEC340MAX-A LED172G11/840 51 51

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149 LMC 1X8X4T8OSCV 8 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 480








149D 1X12X6T8DI 4 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 12ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED 15T8/G/4/840 90 360

149D 1X8X4T8DI 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120



100 CORRIDOR 1X1X3T8UPAR 31 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 558

100 CORRIDOR 1X1LED 2 LED 1 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 36

100B VERSTIBULE 1X1X3T8UPAR 3 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 54

100A VERSTIBULE 1X1X3T8UPAR 3 F8016T8U 3 9' LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K 18 54







101FB 1X4X2T8WM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

101FA 2X4X3T8PAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90



101EA 1X4X2T8WM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30







107AB 1X4X2T8SRW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

107AA 1X4X2T8SRW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






103G 1X4X2T8WM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



103D 1X4X2T8SRW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

103B DATA 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

























112AA 1X4X2T8SRW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

112AB 1X4X2T8SRW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



111B 1X4X1T8UC 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30

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111C 1X4X2T8SRW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




111G 2X4X3T821BLDI 6 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 270

111H 1X4X2T8WM 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

111J 2X4X3T8PR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

111K 2X4X3T8PR 4 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 180


U101 1X4X2T8SW 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

U102 1X4X2T8SW 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150

TOTALS 964

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Jefferson HS

3950 S Holly St

Denver, CO 80237


tubes.


Jefferson HS Fixture Summary



























4X4X6T8RDISK LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 9

1X8X4T8PR-20FT LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 22

1X4X2T8PR-20FT LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 6




4X4XLEDRDSK No Change No Change 11











2X2X2T12U6PAR LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 T 1

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2X2X2T8U6PAR LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 4









1X8X2F96T8SL LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 4

1X8X3F96T8ITS LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 2







Grand Total 2093

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WattsComments

STAIR A 1X8X2T8SL 9 F32T8 2 9-15' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270

230 CORRIDOR 4X4X6T8RDISK 9 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 810

STAIR L 1X4X1T8SL 4 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 60



STAIR N 1X4X2T8VS 4 F32T8 2 9-15' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120




200 CORRIDOR #1 1X4X1T8SL 7 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 105













DATA ROOM 1X8X2T8HOW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42






203A 1X8X4T8PL 8 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 480






205 CORRIDOR 1X4X1T8SL 45 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 675

STAIR E 1X8X2T8SL 3 F32T8 2 9-15' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

205H 1X8X4T8SL 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120









205G 1X8X4T8SL 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

205G 1X4X2T8SL 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

205GA 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30












STAIR C 1X8X2T8SL 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

STAIR C 1X4X1T8SL 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30





205C 1X8X4T8SL 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

205CB DATA 2X4X4T8SW 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

205CA 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


STAIR D 1X8X2T8SL 9 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270

101B KITCHEN 1X8X4T8VS 22 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 1320

101B KITCHEN 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

101B HOOD 1X8X1F96T8VT 2 F96T8 1 9' 1-L 8ft.LED36T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 36 72


101BA 1X4X1T8OS 4 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 60

101BB 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


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101 1X8X4T8PR-20FT 22 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 1320

101 1X4X2T8PR-20FT 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180



101 1X6X4T8OS 4 F25T8 4 9' 4-L 6ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 72 288

100A LOBBY 4X4X4T8RDSK 8 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 480

DISPLAY 1X4X2T8MP 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

DISPLAY 1X2X2T12OS 6 F20T12 2 9' 2-L 2ft.T12 LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 108

146 CORRIDOR 4X4XLEDRDSK 11 LED 1 9-11' No Change 4X4XLEDRDSK No Change No Change 60 660

146C ENTRY 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


145 2X2LED 18 LED 1 30 No Change 2X2LED No Change No Change 30 540

100 CORR TO 136 CORR 1X4LED 13 LED 4 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 390

DISPLAY 1X4X2T8PR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120


DISPLAY 1X4X2T8PR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

100D 1X8X4T8SL 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60


















112 OFFICE 1X8X4T8SBPR 12 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 720




112C 1X8X4T8SBPR 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120



112F 1X8X4T8SBMP 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

112J 1X8X4T8SBMP 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

112G 1X4X2T12VS 2 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

112L 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

112K 1X8X4T8SBMP 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

112M 1X8X4T8SBMP 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

112A#2 1X8X4T8SBMP 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

112P 1X4X2T8SBPR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

112R&112RB 1X8X4T8SBMP 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

112R&112RB 1X4X2T8SBMP 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

112N 1X8X4T8SBMP 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

113 HALL 1X8X4T8SBMP 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120



114 1X8X2F96T8SL 1 F96T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED36T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 72 72

114B 1X8X2F96T8SL 2 F96T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED36T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 72 144

114D 1X8X2F96T8SL 1 F96T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED36T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 72 72


100B DATA 1X8X2T8HOW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 42





135 2X2X3T8PAR 4 F17T8 3 9' 3-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 27 108

135A 2X2X2T12U6PAR 1 F34T12U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 T 30 30


134A 1X4X2T8SBPR 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

132A 1X4X2T8SBPR 8 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240





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126B 1X8X4T8SL 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60



116E 1X4X2T8SL 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30















116BA 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

116F 1X8X2T8SL 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120





143AA 1X8X2F96T8OS 3 F96T8 2 9' 4-L 8ft. Kit w/LED15T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

142 2X4X8T8HBWG 48 F32T8 8 25-30' 8-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 168 8064




137 2X2X3T8PAR 1 F17T8 3 9' 3-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 27 27



137K 2X4X3T8PAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

137L 2X4X3T8PAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90


137G 2X4X3T8PAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90



137H 2X2X2T8U6PAR 4 F32T8U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 120

137J 2X4X3T8PAR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90


STAIR H 1X4X2T8VS 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180






139AA 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

139AA 1X4X2T8SL 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

STAIR J 1X4X2T8VS 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

144 2X4X8T8HBWG 8 F32T8 8 25-30' 8-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 168 1344




WOMEN RESTROOM 1X4X2T8VS 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120







151C 1X8X4F96T8SL 1 F96T8 4 15' 4-L 8ft. LED36T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 144 144



147A 1X8X4F96T8SL 1 F96T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED36T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 144 144




147 1X8X2F96T8OS 1 F96T8 2 9' 4-L 8ft. Kit w/LED15T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60




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148CA 1X8X4T8SL 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

148D 1X8X4T8SL 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60


152 1X8X2T8OS 26 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 780 MORE LABOR

152 1X4X1T8OS 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30 MORE LABOR







12 RESTROOM 1X4LED 2 LED 4 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 60






09A 1X8X2F96T12SL 1 F96T12 2 9' 2-L 8ft.T12 LED36T8LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 72 72

08A 2X4X4T12PR 1 F34T12 4 9' 4-L 8ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

08BB 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

08BA 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30









ELEVATOR 1X4X1T12OS 2 F34T12 1 9' 1-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30

ELEVATOR 1X3X1T12OS 2 F30T12 1 9' 1-L 3ft.T12 LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 36

01E 1X8X3F96T8ITS 2 F96T8 3 9' 3-L 8ft. LED36T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED36T8/G/8/840 98 196







01J 1X8X4T8OS 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

01H 1X4X2T8SCW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

01HB 2X4X4T8SW 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

01HA 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






















23 HALL 1X8X2T8SL 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120



23A 1X8X2F96T8OS 1 F96T8 2 9' 4-L 8ft. Kit w/LED15T8 LED Tube LED36T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60





23EA 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60





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STAIR K 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 15' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


GIRL'S LOCKER 1X4X2T8VS 32 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 960

GIRL'S LOCKER 1X4X1T8SL 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15



OUTSIDE STORAGE 1X8X4T12OS 1 F34T12 4 9' 4-L 8ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

28 CORRIDOR 1X8X4T12OS 38 F34T12 4 12' 4-L 8ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 2280




TOTALS 2093

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Escalante-Biggs

5300 Crown Blvd

Denver, CO 80239


tubes.


Escalante-Biggs Fixture Summary












1X2X2T8SRW LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 2


2X4X6T842BLHBWG LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 23




2X4X3T821BLRDI LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 232

Grand Total 402

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O/S1 NEAR PLAYGROUND 1X4X2T8OSWG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

132 LOBBY 2X4X3T821BLRDI 6 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 270

133 LOBBY 2X2X3T821BLDI 2 F17T8 3 9' 3-L 2ft.BL LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/D2L LED9T8/G/2/840 27 54

133 HALLWAY 2X4X2T8PR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120


137A MECHANICAL 1X4X2T8OSWG 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120


132A 1X8X6T842BLDI 1 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 8ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 90


135B ELECTRICAL 1X4X2T8OSWG 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


O/S1 NEAR OFFICE 1X4X2T8OSWG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

135 2X4X3T821BLRDI 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90




131 1X2X2T8SRW 2 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 36


100C GIRL'S RESTROOM 1X4X2T8SRW 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

100B BOY'S RESTROOM 1X4X2T8SRW 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

129 CAFETERIA 2X4X6T842BLHBWG 11 F32T8 6 12' 6-L 4ft.BL.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 126 1386

129 CAFETERIA 2X4X3T821BLPR 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

130 KITCHEN 2X4X3T821BLPR 9 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 405



100A DATA 1X4X2T8OSWG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30














124 HALL 2X2X2T8U6PR 1 F32T8U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 30















116G 1X4X2T8OSWG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




117 GYM 2X4X6T842BLHBWG 12 F32T8 6 15' 6-L 4ft.BL.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D4L LED21T8/G/4/840 126 1512


116B 1X4X2T8SRW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60



















DPS - Escalante-Biggs Lighting Audit

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TOTALS 402

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Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Cory

1550 S Steele St

Denver, CO 80210


tubes.


Cory Fixture Summary















2X2X2T8PR LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 12





Grand Total 356

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103 DISHWASHING 1X8X4T8VS 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

104 AUDITORIUM 1X8X4T8OSCV 3 F32T8 4 9-20' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

104 AUDITORIUM 1X4X2T8OSCV 4 F32T8 2 9-20' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

104 AUDITORIUM 2X2X2T8PR 12 F17T8 2 9-20' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 216

104 AUDITORIUM 1X8X4T8PR 4 F32T8 4 9-20' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240

104 AUDITORIUM 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9-20' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


107 GYM 1X8X4T8HBWG 12 F32T8 4 12' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 720



















































200DA 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30












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209&209A 1X8X2T8HOW 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 252

209&209A 1X4X1T8HOW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 21






211BA DATA 1X4X1T8HOW 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 42











006 ENTRY 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18


TOTALS 356

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Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Bryant-Webster

3635 Quivas St

Denver, CO 80211


tubes.


Bryant-Webster Fixture Summary














1X8X4T8OSS LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 1











1X8X4T8VSHC LED21T8/DR/D/4L LED21T8/G/4/840 12

1X4X2T8VSHC LED21T8/DR/D/2L LED21T8/G/4/840 4



Grand Total 477

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009A KITCHEN 1X8X4T8VT 4 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240

009A KITCHEN 1X4X2T8VT 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

STAIR D 1X4X2T8VT 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90







011 CORRIDOR 1X8X4T8OS 5 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 300







014 HALLWAY 1X8X4T8OS 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

016/BLRAB 1X8X4T8OS 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120



STAIR C 1X4X2T8OSWG 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

001 LOBBY 1X4X2T8SL 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90


002 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8SB 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120







00BA ELEVATOR 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

119 AUDITORIUM 1X8X4T8SLG 3 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 180

119A STAGE 1X8X4T8SLG 4 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240








116 GYM 1X8X4T8VSHC 12 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D/4L LED21T8/G/4/840 84 1008

116 GYM 1X4X2T8VSHC 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D/2L LED21T8/G/4/840 42 168















111A 2X2X2T8U6PR 1 F32T8U6 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8U LED Tube LED15T8/DR/UN/2L LED15T8/G/U6/840 30 30













101 OFFICE 1X8X4T8PW 4 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 240




101D 1X4X2T8SLG 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

DPS - Bryant Webster Lighting Audit

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120 LMC 2X4X3T8VM 13 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 585

120 LMC 1X8X6T8DI 10 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 900


STAIR A 1X8X4T8PW 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120










STAIR B 1X8X4T8PW 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120











200DA 1X2X2T8SW 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18

200F 1X4X2T8SLG 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

200 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8VM 16 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 480




200E 1X8X4T8OSS 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60


TOTALS 477

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Brown

2550 Lowell Blvd

Denver, CO 80211


tubes.


Brown Fixture Summary
























1X3X1T8RL LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 4


2X4X3T821BLRDI LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 128



Grand Total 628

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ELEVATOR 1X3X2T8OS 3 F25T8 2 9' 2-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 36 108




201 LMC 1X4X1T8HOW 2 F32T8 1 11-12' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 42

201B 1X4X1T8HOW 2 F32T8 1 11-12' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 42

200A 1X8X2T8RL 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


200A 1X3X1T8RL 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18










200D DATA 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


STAIR SA 1X4X2T8SW 6 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180


207B 1X4X2T8SRW 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30














109B 2X4X3T821BLRDI 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90



107B 2X4X3T8RDI 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45



107C 2X4X3T8RDI 1 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 45



112B 2X4X3T821BLRDI 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90






102A 1X3X1T8RL 2 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 36











DPS - Brown Lighting Audit

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100 LOBBY 1X4X2T8FLEX 6 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

DISPLAY 1X2X1T8OS 3 F17T8 1 9' 1-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 9 27


MAIN OFFICE 101 2X4X3T8PR 10 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 450

MAIN OFFICE 101 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30







STAGE 1X4X2T8PL 3 F32T8 2 15' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90






133BB 1X4X1T8HOW 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft.HBF LED21T8 LED Tube LED21T8/DR/D2L LED21T8/G/4/840 21 42









120B 1X3X1T8RL 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18





120G 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30





128AC 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

128AD 1X4X2T8VS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

STAIR D 1X8X4T8OS 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60


01D BOILER 1X4X2T8PL 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

01D BOILER 1X4X2T8OSWG 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

01D BOILER 1X4X1T8OS 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15



TOTALS 628

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: McGlone

4500 Crown Blvd

Denver, CO 80239


tubes.


McGlone Fixture Summary












2X2X2T8PR LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 24




Grand Total 797

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H100E SINK 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


H100 2X4X2T8PR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90


H100F 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






H100M BOY'S 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H100M BOY'S 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

SINK 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H100I GIRL'S 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



H100K 2X4X2T8PR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90





123 ENTRY 2X2X2T8PR 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18


122 ENTRY 2X2X2T8PR 1 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 18


H100K 1X4LED 4 LED 4 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 120





H100I 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30


H100H BOY'S 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H100H BOY'S 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30






H100D 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H100D 1X4X2T8VS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30








111 2X2X2T8PR 3 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 54

111-B 1X4X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60






KIT-C 2X4X2T8PR 9 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 270

KIT-C 2X2X2T8PR 3 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 54

KIT-CC 1X8X4T8SW 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

KIT-CA 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

KIT-CB 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

LUNCH 2X4X2T8PR 19 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 570

LUNCH-A 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H170 HALL 2X4X2T8PR 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150


H170A 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

GYMC 1X4X2T8VS 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

GYMB 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

GYMBB 1X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30




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STAGE-A 1X4X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

STAGE 1X8X4T8SW 7 F32T8 4 11' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 420

STAGE 1X4X2T8SW 1 F32T8 2 11' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

AUDITORIUM ENTRY 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H100A 1X4X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


H110C 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

AUDITORIUM ENTRY 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H110B 1X4X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H110A 1X4X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

OFF 2X4X2T8PR 8 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240

OFFC HALL 2X2X2T8PR 3 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 54

OFFA 2X4X2T8PR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

OFFB 2X4X2T8PR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

OFFD 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

OFFE 2X4X2T8PR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

OFFL 2X2X2T8PR 3 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 54

OFFK 2X4X2T8PR 4 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 120

OFFG 2X4X2T8PR 5 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150

OFFJ 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

OFFI 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

OFFH 2X4X2T8PR 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

OFF HALL 2X2X2T8PR 6 F17T8 2 9' 2-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 18 108

OFFN DATA 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

H150D 1X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60


H150 HALL 2X4X2T8PR 8 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240




H150A HALL 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60



H100G 1X4X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

H100GA 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

IMC 2X4X2T8PR 54 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 1620

IMCA 2X4X2T8PR 3 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

IMCB 1X4X2T8OS 3 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90



H100 CORRIDOR 2X4LED 8 LED 1 10' No Change 2X4LED NO CHANGE NO CHANGE 40 320

S-002 1X4X2T8WM 3 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

H00DA 1X4X2T8OS 8 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 240

H00DB 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30



BLRA 1X4X2T8OS 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

S001 STAIR 1X4X2T8WM 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

TOTALS 797

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Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: McGlone Cottage

13399 E Albrook Dr

Denver, CO 80239


tubes.


McGlone Cottage Fixture Summary


















Grand Total 278

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162 TO 165 HALL 1X4X1T8PAR 2 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 30























160 CORRIDOR 1X8X8T8PL 2 F32T8 8 9' 8-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 120 240



161 OFFICE+LOBBY 1X8X4T8DI 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

161 OFFICE+LOBBY 1X4X3T8DI 2 F32T8 3 9' 3-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 45 90

161 OFFICE+LOBBY 1X8X4T822BLDI 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

161 OFFICE+LOBBY 1X4X2T8BLDI 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

170 CORRIDOR 2X2X3T821BLPAR 4 F17T8 3 9' 3-L 2ft.BL LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/D2L LED9T8/G/2/840 27 108

161A 2X2X3T8PAR 1 F17T8 3 9' 3-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 27 27


161C 1X8X4T822BLDI 2 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120

161D 1X8X6T842BLDI 2 F32T8 6 9' 6-L 8ft.BL LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 90 180

161E 2X2X3T8PAR 4 F17T8 3 9' 3-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 27 108



170CA 1X8X4T8SW 1 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

170D DATA 1X4LED 1 LED 4 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 30

170E 1X4LED 1 LED 4 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 30

170F 1X4LED 1 LED 4 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 30

O/SI 1X4LED 1 LED 4 9' No Change 1X4LED No Change No Change 30 30





















WEST CORRIDOR 2X2LED 9 LED 1 9' No Change 2X2LED No Change No Change 30 270



171 CAFETERIA 1X8X4T8DI 11 F32T8 4 9' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 660


TOTALS 278

DPS - McGlone Cottage Lighting Audit

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Key Fixture Type

BLDI Bi-level Direct/Indirect

BLDIFL Bi-level Direct/Indirect Frost Lens

BLDIMDI Bi-level, Dimming, Direct/Indirect

BLDINPBFL Bi-level Direct/Indirect Narrow Pendant Box Frosted Lens

BLHBWG Bi-level High Bay Wired Guard

BLMP Bi-level Micro Parabolic

BLNPBFL Bi-level Narrow Pendant Box Frosted Lens

BLPAR Bi-level Parabolic Troffer

BLPAR-HOR Bi-level Parabolic with High Output Reflector

BLPB Bi-level Pendant Box

BLPR Bi-level Prismatic Troffer

BLPW Bi-level Pendant Wrap

BLRDI Bi-level Recessed Direct/Indirect

BLVM Bi-Level Volumetric

CL Cloud Lens

CLOUD Cloud

CVR Cove Reflector

CYL Cylinder (tube)

DI Direct/Indirect

DI-DA Direct Indirect - Difficult Access

DIFL Direct/Indirect Frost Lens

DIMDI Direct/Indirect on Dimmer

DIMP Direct/Indirect Micro Parabolic

DIMPAR Parabolic Troffer on Dimmer

DIMPL Pendant Louvre on Dimmer

DIMPR Prismatic Troffer on Dimmer

DINPBFL Direct/Indirect Narrow Pendant Box Frosted Lens

EX Extruded

FL Frost Lens

FLEX Frosted Lens Extruded

HBMP High Bay Micro Para

HBPB High Bay Pendant Box

HBWG High Bay Wire Guard

HOW High Optimum Wrap

HOW-L High Optimum Wrap previously delamped to 1L

IND Indirect

INDWW Indirect Wall Wash

ITS Industrial Turret Strip

ITSWG Industrial Turret Strip Wire Guard

LED LED

LEDFLOOD LED Flood

MP Micro Parabolic

NPBFL Narrow Pendant Box Frosted Lens

NRFL Narrow Reccessed Frosted Lens

NSW Narrow Surface Wrap

OS Open Strip

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Key Fixture Type

OS20+ Open Strip 20+ Feet High

OSCV Open Strip Cove Reflector

OSMP Open Stripe Micro Parabolics

OSPAR Open Strip Parabolic

OSR Open Strip Reflector

OSRH Open Strip Recessed High Output Reflector

OSRWG Open Strip Reflector Wire Guard

OSS Open Strip Staggard

OSWG Open Strip Wire Guard

OSWW Open Strip Wall Wash

PAR Parabolic

PAR-HOR Parabolic Troffer with High Output Reflector

PAR-LBF Parabolic With Low Ballast Factor

PB Pendant Box

PB-DL Pendant Box De-lamp to 2-L

PBG Pendant Box Glass

PBL Pendant Box Lourve

PBPAR Pendant Box Parabolic

PBPR Pendant Box Prismatic

PCW Pendant Crescent Wrap

PDI Pendant Direct/Indirrect

PEN Pendant

PL Pendant Louvre

PLG Pendant Louvre Glass

POLYXR Polycarbonate Extruded Lens Recessed

POLYXS Polycarbonate Extruded Lens Surface

PPAR Pendant Parabolic

PR Prismatic Troffer

PR-20FT Prismatic Troffer at 20ft

PR-DL Prismatic Troffer De-lamp to 2L

PRH Prismatic Troffer with High Output Reflector

PRHC Prismatic Troffer High Ceiling

PRV Prismatic Vandal

PRW Prismatic Wrap

PT Pendant Tube

PUCK Puck

PVCYL Pendant Vertical Cylinder

PW Pendant Wrap

PWF Pendant Wrap Frost

PWW Pendant Wide Wrap

RC Recessed Cloud

RDI Recessed Direct/Indirect

RDSK Recessed Disk

REC Recessed

RFL Recessed Frosted Lens

RL Recessed Louvre

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Key Fixture Type

SB Surface Box

SBC Surface Box Cloud

SBFL Surface Box Frosted Lens

SBFLEX Surface Box Frosted Lens Extruded

SBG Surface Box Glass

SBMP Surface Box Micro Parabolic

SBPAR Surface Box Parabolic

SBPR Surface Box Prismatic

SBW Surface Box Wrap

SCW Surface Crescent Wrap

SDI Surface Direct/Indirect

SFW Surface Frost Wrap

SL Surface Louvre

SLG Surface Louvre Glass

SLR Surface Louvre Round

SRDI Side Recessed Direct/Indirect

SRL Suface Round Lourve

SRW Surface Round Wrap

SW Surface Wrap

SW-DL Surface Wrap De-lamp to 2L

SWFL Surface Wrap Frost Lens

SWG Surface Wrap Glass

SWUC Surface Wrap Under Cabinet

TASK Task Light

UC Under Cabinet

VAN Vanity

VM Volumetric

VPAR Vandal Parabolic

VR Vandal Recessed

VS Vandal Surface

VSC Vandal Surface Cloud

VT Vapor Tight

VTHC Vandal Surface at High Ceiling

WM Wall Mount

WMCLY Wall Mounted Cylinder

WMDI Wall Mounted Direct/Indirect

WMDIFL Wall Mount Direct/Indirect Frost Lens

WMDIW Wall Mounted Direct/Indirect Wrap

WM-DL Wall Mounted De-lamp to 2L

WMFL Wall Mounted Frosted Lens

WMNBFL Wall Mounted Narrow Box Frosted Lens

WMPAR Wall Mounted Parabolic

WMPBFL Wall Mounted Pendant Box Frosted Lens

WMW Wall Mount Wrap

WS Wall Sconce

WW Wall Wash

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Application illustration only, subject lamps not used in photo.

Convert your existing linear fluorescent fixture to LED lighting without needing a comprehensive reinstall. LED tubes are ideal for those seeking high energy savings with minimal installation time. Each LED tube is operated by a GE Lightech™ driver. See reverse for LED tubes and Lightech driver product details.

FEATURES• 2’-4’ glass tubes• 1,050 -2,800 lumen options available • > 270° beam spread• > 105 total system lumens per watt (LPW) • 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, 5000K and 6500K color temperature• 70,000 hour rated life• Open or enclosed fixtures• 5 year warranty• UL and CUL- approved technologies – in compliance with UL 1598 certification• 2’ and 4’ DLC Listed

BENEFITS• Fast and Easy LED upgrade• Low energy LFL replacement• 2.3X Longer Life vs LFL (70,000 vs. 30,000 hours)• Better quality of light – instant on• Fully illuminates fixture >320° light distribution• Easy disposal, non-hazardous waste

Refit Solutions from GE

Type C LED Tubes - Glass - 2’- 4’

To learn more about saving money and energy, go to: http://products.currentbyge.com.

Information provided is subject to change without notice. Please verify all details with GE. All values are design or typical values when measured under laboratory conditions, and GE makes no warranty or guarantee, expressed or implied, that such performance will be obtained under end-use conditions.

NEW 70,000Hour rated life

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GE Product Code DescriptionBulb

ShapeBase Watts Case Quantity Length (In) Initial Lumens Color Temp (Ko) CRI *Rated Life L70 (Hrs) DLC

2ft LED Tube38933 LED9T8/G/2/830 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 8 20 24” 1000 3000 80+ 70,000 Yes38935 LED9T8/G/2/835 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 8 20 24” 1000 3500 80+ 70,000 Yes

38936 LED9T8/G/2/840 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 8 20 24” 1100 4000 80+ 70,000 Yes

38939 LED9T8/G/2/850 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 8 20 24” 1100 5000 80+ 70,000 Yes38943 LED9T8/G/2/865 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 8 20 24” 1000 6500 80+ 70,000 -3ft LED Tube

99687 LED15T8/G/3/830 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 36” 1800 3000 80+ 70,000 -99688 LED15T8/G/3/835 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 36” 1850 3500 80+ 70,000 -99689 LED15T8/G/3/840 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 36” 1900 4000 80+ 70,000 -99691 LED15T8/G/3/850 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 36” 1900 5000 80+ 70,000 -38257 LED18T8/G/3/830 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 16 20 36” 1800 3000 80+ 70,000 -38258 LED18T8/G/3/835 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 16 20 36” 1800 3500 80+ 70,000 -38260 LED18T8/G/3/840 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 16 20 36” 1900 4000 80+ 70,000 -38261 LED18T8/G/3/850 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 16 20 36” 1900 5000 80+ 70,000 -4ft LED Tube

76194 LED12T8/G/4/830 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 10 20 48” 1550 3000 80+ 70,000 Yes76264 LED12T8/G/4/835 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 10 20 48” 1600 3500 80+ 70,000 Yes76265 LED12T8/G/4/840 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 10 20 48” 1650 4000 80+ 70,000 Yes76271 LED12T8/G/4/850 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 10 20 48” 1650 5000 80+ 70,000 Yes76278 LED12T8/G/4/865 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 10 20 48” 1600 6500 80+ 70,000 -38944 LED15T8/G/4/830 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 48” 1850 3000 80+ 70,000 Yes38945 LED15T8/G/4/835 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 48” 1900 3500 80+ 70,000 Yes



38952 LED15T8/G/4/865 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 48” 1950 6500 80+ 70,000 -




Product Specifications

GE Product Code Description # of Lamps

93100 LED9T8/DR/UN/2L 276289 LED12T8/DR/2L 2

38970 LED15T8/DR/UN/2L 2

82347 LED18T8/DR/UN/2L 2

94384 LED21T8/DR/1L 194385 LED21T8/DR/2L 2


76290 LED12T8/DR/D2L 276318 LED12T8/DR/4DL 4

38974 LED15T8/DR/D2L 2

38975 LED15T8/DR/4DL 4

88141 LED18T8/DR/D2L 2

88139 LED18T8/DR/4DL 460041 LED21T8/DR/D/2L 234016 LED21T8/DR/VLC/2L 262030 LED21T8/DR/D/4L 4

Lightech Drivers - Non Dimming Lightech Drivers - Dimming

GE Product Code 76289 38970 82347 94384 94385

Output Current (A) 0.21*2 0.44*2 0.53*2 0.62 0.62*2Input Watt (Max) 24 30 36 21 42

Input Voltage (V) 120-277V

Input Frequency (Hz) 50/60Hz

Efficiency (%) > .9%

Output Type DCOutput Volt Range 27-33VDimmability NoneAmbient Temp Min -4°FAmbient Temp Max 113°FCase Temperature 158°F

GE Product Code 88141 76290 38974 60041 34016 38975 62030 76318 88139

Output Current (A) 0.53*2 0.21*2 0.44*2 0.62*2 0.62*2 0.44*4 0.62*4 0.21*4 0.53*4Input Watt (Max) 36 24 30 42 42 60 84 48 72

Input Voltage (V) 120-277VInput Frequency (Hz) 50/60HzEfficiency (%) > .9%Output Type DCOutput Volt Range 27-33VDimmability 0-10VAmbient Temp Min -4°F

Ambient Temp Max 113°F

Case Temperature 158°F

GE Product Code 82437 76289 38970 94384 94385

Weight 1.01 1.01 1.01 1.01 1.01Casing Length (in) 9.5Casing Width (in) 1.3Casing Height (in) 1

Lead Exit Length (in 26

Input Wire Length (in) 36Output Wire Length (in) 38

GE Product Code 76290 38974 34016 60041 38975 62030 76318

Weight 1.01 1.08Casing Length (in) 9.5 9.5Casing Width (in) 1.3 1.7

Casing Height (in) 1 1Lead Exit Length (in 26 26Input Wire Length (in) 36 36Output Wire Length (in) 38 42

General Characteristics - Non Dimming General Characteristics - Dimming

Dimensions - Non Dimming Dimensions - Dimming

http://products.currentbyge.com.

GE and the GE Monogram are trademarks of the General Electric Company. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Information provided is subject to change without notice. All values are design or typical values when measured under laboratory conditions. GE Lighting and GE Lighting Solutions, LLC are businesses of the General Electric Company. © 2018 GE.

LEDL017 (Rev 01/24/18)

Product is compliant with material restriction requirements of RoHS

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Application illustation only, subject lamps not used in photo.


FEATURES• 4’ and 8’ glass tubes • 1,950-4,400 lumen option available • >120 total system lumens per watt (LPW) • 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K color temperatures • 50,000-hour rated life• UL & CUL Classified – in compliance with UL 1598 certification• Open or Enclosed Fixtures• Damp rating• 5 year warranty

BENEFITS• Fast and easy LED upgrade• Low energy LFL replacement• 66% longer life than LFL (50,000 vs. 30,000 hours)• Better quality of light – instant on • Fully illuminates fixture – 270° light distribution• Easy disposal, non-hazardous waste• State-of-Art USA Assembly - Perfect for special projects

Type C LED Tubes - Assembled in USA- 4’ and 8’ Glass

To learn more about saving money and energy, go to: gelighting.com/ThinkLED

When you Think LED lighting, Think GE.



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www.gelighting.comGE and the GE Monogram are trademarks of the General Electric Company. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Information provided is subject to change without notice. All values are design or typical values when measured under laboratory conditions. GE Lighting and GE Lighting Solutions, LLC are businesses of the General Electric Company. © 2016 GE.

LEDL035 (Rev 04/19/17)


GE Product Code Description Bulb Shape Base Watts Case Quantity Length (In) Initial Lumens Color Temp (Ko) CRI *Rated Life L70 (Hrs)

4ft LED Tubes

99696 LED15T8/G4/830US T8 G13 13 20 48” 1950 3000 80+ 50,000

99697 LED15T8/G4/835US T8 G13 13 20 48” 2050 3500 80+ 50,000

99698 LED15T8/G4/840US T8 G13 13 20 48” 2100 4000 80+ 50,000

99699 LED15T8/G4/850US T8 G13 13 20 48” 2100 5000 80+ 50,000

91475 LED21T8/G4/830US T8 G13 18 20 48” 2600 3000 80+ 50,000

91496 LED21T8/G4/835US T8 G13 18 20 48” 2600 3500 80+ 50,000

91497 LED21T8/G4/840US T8 G13 18 20 48” 2600 4000 80+ 50,000

91498 LED21T8/G4/850US T8 G13 18 20 48” 2600 5000 80+ 50,000

8ft LED Tubes

62326 LED36T8/G/8/830 T8 Single Pin (Fa8) 30 20 96” 4200 3000 80+ 50,000




Product Specifications - Type C 4 and 8 Foot LED Glass TubesRefit LED Tubes


38970 LED15T8/DR/UN/2L 2

94384 LED21T8/DR/1L 1

94385 LED21T8/DR/2L 2

GE Product Code 38970 94384 94385

Output Current (A) 0.44*2 0.62 0.62*2

Input Wattage (Max) 30 21 42




Output Type DC

Output Voltage Range 27-33V

Dimmability None

Ambient Temp Min -4°F



GE Product Code 38974 38975 60041 34016 62030 63126

Output Current (A) 0.44*2 0.44*4 0.62*2 0.62*2 0.62*4 0.54*2

Input Wattage (Max) 30 60 42 42 84 72 (36 x 2)

Input Voltage (V) 120-277V 120-277V

Input Frequency (Hz) 50/60Hz 50/60Hz

Efficiency (%) > .9% > .9%

Output Type DC DC

Output Voltage Range 27-33V 26-34V

Dimmability 0-10V 0-10V

Ambient Temp Min -4°F -4°F

Ambient Temp Max 104°F 113°F

Case Temperature 158°F 158°F

Lightech Drivers™ - Non-Dimming



38974 LED15T8/DR/D2L 2

38975 LED15T8/DR/4DL 4

60041 LED21T8/DR/D/2L 2

34016 LED21T8/DR/VLC/2L 2

62030 LED21T8/DR/D/4L 4

63126 LED36T8/DR/D2L 2

Lightech Drivers - Dimming

GE Product Code 38970 94384 94385

Weight 1.01 1.01 1.08

Casing Length (in) 9.5

Casing Width (in) 1.3

Casing Height (in) 1

Lead Exit Length (in) 26

Input Wire Length (in) 36

Output Wire Length (in) 38

Dimensions - Non DimmingGE Product Code 38974 38975 60041 34016 62030 63126

Weight 1.01 1.08 1.01

Casing Length (in) 9.5 9.5 9.5

Casing Width (in) 1.3 1.7 1.3

Casing Height (in) 1 1 1

Lead Exit Length (in) 26 26 26

Input Wire Length (in) 36 36 36

Output Wire Length (in) 38 42 38

Dimensions - Dimming

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Refit solutions from GE


Type C LED Tubes – T5 Glass

DESCRIPTION

BENEFITS• Fast and Easy LED upgrade• Low energy LFL replacement• 66% longer life than LFL (50,000 vs. 30,000 hours)• Better quality of light –instant on • Fully illuminates fixture - 270° light distribution• Easy disposal, non-hazardous waste


FEATURES• T5 glass tube• 1800-4700 lumen options available • > 270 degree beam spread• > 120 total system lumens per watt (LPW) • 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, 5000K and 6500K color temperature• 50,000-hour rated life• 5 year warranty• UL and CUL-approved technologies – in compliance with UL 1598 certification



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http://products.currentbyge.com. GE and the GE Monogram are trademarks of the General Electric Company. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Information provided is subject to change without notice. All values are design or typical values when measured under laboratory conditions. GE Lighting and GE Lighting Solutions, LLC are businesses of the General Electric Company. © 2017 GE.

LEDL037 (Rev. 10/13/17)

TypeBase Type Watts

Order Code Description Volts

Case Qty** MOL (In)

Lumens Initial

Initial Color Temp CRI

*Rated Life L70 (Hrs) DLC UL

#LocationRating

Additional Information

Remote LED Glass T5 2ft Tubes (Operates on Remote Driver)G5 13 76150 LED15T5/G/2/830 20 22 1800 3000K 80+ 50,000 - Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 13 76164 LED15T5/G/2/835 20 22 1850 3500K 80+ 50,000 - Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 13 76129 LED15T5/G/2/840 20 22 1900 4000K 80+ 50,000 - Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 13 76167 LED15T5/G/2/850 20 22 1900 5000K 80+ 50,000 - Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 13 76192 LED15T5/G/2/865 20 22 1900 6500K 80+ 50,000 - Yes Damp Requires Driver

Remote LED Glass T5 4ft HO Tubes (Operates on Remote Driver)G5 31 91973 LED36T5/G/4/830 20 46 4300 3000K 80+ 50,000 Yes Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 31 91976 LED36T5/G/4/835 20 46 4400 3500K 80+ 50,000 Yes Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 31 91977 LED36T5/G/4/840 20 46 4400 4000K 80+ 50,000 Yes Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 31 91997 LED36T5/G/4/850 20 46 4700 5000K 80+ 50,000 Yes Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 31 92006 LED36T5/G/4/865 20 46 4700 6500K 80+ 50,000 - Yes Damp Requires Driver


38970 LED15T8/DR/UN/2L 2


38975 LED15T8/DR/4DL 4

38974 LED15T8/DR/D2L 2

92013 LED36T/DR/D4L 4

63126 LED36T8/DR/D2L 2


GE Product Code 38970

Output Current (A) 0.44*2

Input Watt Range (W) 30




Output Type DC

Output Volt Range 27-33VDimmability NoneAmbient Temp Min -4°FAmbient Temp Max 113°FCase Temperature 158°F

GE Product Code 38974 63126 38975 92013

Output Current (A) 0.44*2 1.06*2 0.44*4 1.06*4

Input Watt Range (W) 30 72 60 144



Efficiency (%) > 90%

Output Type DC

Output Volt Range 27-33V

Dimmability 0-10V





Weight 1.01Casing Length (in) 9.5


Casing Height (in) 1.25




GE Product Code 38974 63126 38975 92013

Weight 1.01 1.08 1.08 2.15

Casing Length (in) 9.5 9.5 9.5 16.75

Casing Width (in) 1.3 1.7 1.7 2.0

Casing Height (in) 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25

Lead Exit Length (in) 26 26 26 26

Input Wire Length (in) 36 36 36 36Output Wire Length (in) 42 42 42 42



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FEATURES• T8 U-Tube 1-5/8” and 6” Spacing• 1700-1800 lumen option available• >120 total system lumens per watt (LPW)• 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K• 50,000-hour rated life• UL and cUL listed

– in compliance with UL 1598 certification• NSF Rated for food applications (1-5/8” only)

• Open or Enclosed Fixtures• Damp rating• Dimmable (0-10V)• 5 year warranty

BENEFITS• Fast and Easy LED upgrade• Low energy LFL replacement• 2X longer life than LFL

(50,000 vs. 24,000 hours)• Better quality of light

–instant on• No UV• Shatter resistant (1-5/8” only)

- prevents breakage and downtime• Easy disposal, non-hazardous waste

GE Lighting


Type C LED U-Tube




DLC Listed (1-5/8” only)•

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LEDL023 (Rev 3/17/17)



Type C LED U-Tube

28084 LED14T8/U/835 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 12 15 22.5” 1700 3500 80 50,000


43131 LED15T8/G/U6/830 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 12 22.5” 1700 3000 80 50,000




Product SpecificationsRefit LED Tubes

GE Product Code

Description # of Lamps

28174 LED14T8/DR/D3L 3

GE Product Code


38970 LED15T8/DR/UN/2L 2

GE Product Code


38974 LED15T8/DR/D2L 2



Input Watt (Max) 43




Output Type DC


Dimmability 0-10V




Driver Rating >50,000 hours









Input Watt (Max) 30




Output Type DC


Dimmability None













Input Watt (Max) 30




Output Type DC


Dimmability 0-10V











Lightech™ Drivers - Dimming (for 1-5/8”)

Lightech™ Drivers - Non-Dimming (for 6”)

Lightech™ Drivers - Dimming (for 6”)

General Characteristics General Characteristics General Characteristics

DLCListed

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

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GE’s LED high lumen Biax® plug-in lamp provides an easy solution to leverage the low energy and long life of LED. Simply plug in the LED lamp into the existing fluorescent fixture, no tools, wiring, or costly upgrades required.

LOW COST OPERATION• Uses 30% less energy• For example, using only 17 watts of energy,

save over $44 in energy costs over the rated life of a lamp vs. a standard 25-watt CFL plug-in based on $0.11 per kWh

• Advanced optics eliminate wasted light to deliver a more targeted beam with fewer lumens (2150 vs. 2600)

COLOR TEMPERATURE • Available in 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K

LONG LIFE• Lasts 2.5X longer than CFL plug-in• 50,000 hours rated life (L70)

GE QUALITY AND RELIABILITY• 5 year limited waranty

ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIOUS• These lamps are energy efficient, contain no lead or mercury, and are compliant with material restriction requirements of RoHS

LED High Lumen Biax® Plug-In




upgrade

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Get more information at GELighting.com/ThinkLED

* The life rating is based on the hours of operation the lamp will provide before reaching 70% of its original rating (L70)** Minimum order quantity = 10

# UL 1993 Environmental Requirements for LED LAMPS Location, damp – Exterior or interior location that is normally or periodically subject to condensation of moisture in, on, or adjacent to, electrical equipment, and includes partially protected locations. Location, dry – Location not normally subject to dampness, may include a location subject to temporary dampness, i.e., building under construction, provided ventilation is adequate to prevent an accumulation of moisture. Location, wet – Location in which water or other liquid can drip, splash, or flow on or against electrical equipment.



LEDL031 (Rev 04/05/2017)

Product SpecificationsLED High Lumen Biax® plug-in lamp

Bulb Shape

Base Type Watts


Case Qty**

MOL (In)

Lumens Initial CBCP


WattageReplacement

*Rated Life

L70 (Hrs) Dimmable#Location

RatingAdditional Information

High Lumen Biax (HLBX)

HLBX 2G11 17 39073 LED172G11/830/10 # 10 22.3 2150 3000 80 40000 - Damp Indoor, White, Instant/PS Ballast39074 LED172G11/835/10 # 10 22.3 2150 3500 80 40000 - Damp Indoor, White, Instant/PS Ballast39075 LED172G11/840/10 # 10 22.3 2200 4000 80 40000 - Damp Indoor, White, Instant/PS Ballast39076 LED172G11/850/10 # 10 22.3 2200 5000 80 40000 - Damp MTO, 1000 Min. Qty., 12 Week Lead Time

# - Check compatibility at GELighting.com/LED2G11-Compatibility

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The EnVision LED integrated panels are edge-lit and do not have a driver in the back, allowing for an easy lay-in or a flush mounted recessed applcation. nVisions driverless fixture is only .55 inches thick, allowing for a clean install. EnVision’s edge-lit panel gives off low glare and produces no hot spots.

Applications:

• Recessed Lighting, Residential Lighting, Hallways, Living Spaces, Meeting Rooms

Product Information:

• Dimmable with most dimmers down to 5%

• Edge-Lit: Ultra slim design emmiting shadowless light, uniformity and no spots

• Power E�ciency: >0.87 / Power Factor: 0.9

• Chip: SMD 4014 LM80 Certi�cation

• 5 Year Limited Warranty

What makes EnVisions Panel di�erent?

• Powder Coated Edges

• Flicker-Free, Instant start, no UV radiation, no RF interference

• PMMA: More light transperency, Does not yellow

• E�ciency: 100LM/W

1X1 INTEGRATED LED PANEL

Type

1x1 Panel LED-PNL-1x1-18W-27K 120V 18W 1,800 2700k >90 120°

Model Volt Watt Lumen Color CRI Beam Spread

EnVision LED Lighting, Inc.

801 E Washington Blvd. | Los Angeles, CA 90021 | P: 213-741-1550 | www.envisionledlighting.com



Accessories:

• Flush ceiling mount bracket included

LM/W

100lm/w

100lm/w

100lm/w

1x1 Panel LED-PNL-1x1-18W-50K 120V 18W 1,800 5000k >90 120°100lm/w

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FEATURES

Integrated DriverInternal driver allows for easy flush installa�on to ceiling

Edge-Lit TechnologyUniformed light distribu�on with no glare or hot spots

White FramePowder coated frame withseamless bezel

Durable Construc onPMMA Lens not PS preventsyellowing

Easy Installa onIncludes a ceiling bracketwithout the need of a surface mount kit

DIMENSIONS AND DIMMING

List reflects suggested dimmers, but is not limited to the provided models.

12 inches

.55 inches

12 inches

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PHOTOMETRICS

INSTALLATION

1 Install the bracket on the ceiling. 2 Connect your wires

3 Attach the panel into the bracket

1x1 LED PanelBracket Screw

LN

DrywallMount

Ceiling

Ceiling

Ceiling

Bracket

Bracket 1x1 LED Panel

Ceiling

Completed Install

Make sure the panel is attached securely into the bracket

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Type

Catalog

Project

PRODUCT INFORMATIONColor Temperature: Warm 2700 K

LED Lifetime (Hrs): >60,000

Dimensions: Height:1” Width: 3 ½” Length: Varies

Power Draw (W):Varies based on length and output selection

Length 8”12 ½”21 ½”30”40”

Power(W)1.1W - 4.5W1.6W - 6.5W2.5W - 10W3.4W - 13.5W4.6W - 18.5W

Lumens:Varies based on length and output selection

Length 8”12 ½”21 ½”30”40”

Lumens67 - 200100 - 300175 - 525250 - 750333 - 1000

Ordering InformationSeries Length Housing Color

NUC-2 08 (8 inches) BK (black)

12 (12 1/2 inches) NK (nickel)

21 (21 ½ inches) OB (oil-rubbed bronze)

30 (30 inches) WH (white)

40 (40 Inches)

Example: NUC-2-12-NK

NUC-2LED Under Cabinet

Product DescriptionLight up those dark areas of your counter space with our new, low-heat LED Under cabinet lights. The NICOR LED Under cabinet fixtures provide warm color and cool operating temperatures. Their low, 1” profile keeps the fixture unobtrusive and out of view. Our LED Under cabinets are also ecologically friendly and efficient, providing up to 60,000 hours of lighting that is not only beautiful but inexpensive.

ConstructionLow profile aluminum housing, with on/off rocker switch, available in either White, Oil-Rubbed Bronze, Black, or Nickel

Optical SystemEven lighting with specially designed diffuser to prevent “hot spots” on counter tops

ElectricalCustom low-profile driver Operating temperature rating of 0°F to 120°F (-18°C – 49°C)120V line voltage no transformerL70 rated for greater than 60,000 hoursTM-21 Projected L70(10k) life >96,000 hoursLM-79, LM-80 testing performed in accordance with IESNA standards

FinishExterior white powder coat finish, with interior high reflective finish

InstallationEasy surface mount installation

Warranty5-year limited system warranty standard

5 YEARWARRANTY

31/2”

(L)”

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Bundle: #4

Priority Number: #9

Project Location: Grant - Alternate

1751 S Washington St

Denver, CO 80210


tubes.


Grant - Alternate Fixture Summary





2X4X2T8PR EvoKit LED EvoKit 31W LED 19

1X4X2T8SL OWL 4 40L OWL 4 40L 840 UNV 4









1X8X4T8SLG OWL 8 70L OWL 8 70L 840 UNV 293



1X4X1T8NSW LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 20

1X4X1T8LEDTUBE No Change No Change 1

1X2X1T8NSW LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 1

1X3X1T8NSW LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 3






Grand Total 673


QuantityLamp Type

Lamps/

FixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments



214 1X8X4T8SLG 8 F32T8 4 12' 8ft. OWL 8 70L 73W LED WRAP OWL 8 70L OWL 8 70L 840 UNV 73 584





215A 1X8X4T8SLG 1 F32T8 4 9' 8ft. OWL 8 70L 73W LED WRAP OWL 8 70L OWL 8 70L 840 UNV 73 73

216 1X4X2T8SBPR 6 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 180

216AA DATA 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

216 HALL 1X4X2T8SBPR 3 F32T8 2 12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90

216.2 1X8X4T8SLG 8 F32T8 4 9' 8ft. OWL 8 70L 73W LED WRAP OWL 8 70L OWL 8 70L 840 UNV 73 584

216.2 1X4X2T8SLG 4 F32T8 2 9' 4ft. OWL 4 40L 37W LED WRAP OWL 4 40L OWL 4 40L 840 UNV 37 148



210E 1X8X4T8SLG 1 F32T8 4 10' 8ft. OWL 8 70L 73W LED WRAP OWL 8 70L OWL 8 70L 840 UNV 73 73


DISPLAY 1X4X1T8LEDTUBE 1 LED 1 9' No Change 1-lamp 4ft. LED TUBE No Change No Change 15 15








STAIR C 1X4X1T8VS 14 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 210

210B 1X4X1T8NSW 3 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 45













200C DATA 1X4X2T8SLG 1 F32T8 2 9' 4ft. OWL 4 40L 37W LED WRAP OWL 4 40L OWL 4 40L 840 UNV 37 37












101B 1X8X4T8SLG 2 F32T8 4 12' 8ft. OWL 8 70L 73W LED WRAP OWL 8 70L OWL 8 70L 840 UNV 73 146

101BB 1X2X1T8NSW 1 F17T8 1 9' 1-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 9 9

101C 1X4X2T8SLG 2 F32T8 2 12' 4ft. OWL 4 40L 37W LED WRAP OWL 4 40L OWL 4 40L 840 UNV 37 74



101 RESTROOM 1X3X1T8NSW 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18

101D 1X4X2T8SLG 2 F32T8 2 12' 4ft. OWL 4 40L 37W LED WRAP OWL 4 40L OWL 4 40L 840 UNV 37 74





102C 1X3X1T8NSW 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18














QuantityLamp Type

Lamps/

FixtureHeight



Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments







111 HALL 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2x4x2 P 36L 31W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 31W LED 31 31

111A 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2x4x2 P 36L 31W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 31W LED 31 62

111B 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2x4x2 P 36L 31W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 31W LED 31 62

111C 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2x4x2 P 36L 31W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 31W LED 31 62

111D 2X4X2T8PR 2 F32T8 2 9' 2x4x2 P 36L 31W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 31W LED 31 62











121A 1X8X4T8PBPAR 1 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60

121B 1X8X4T8PBPAR 1 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 60




115E 1X4X1T8NSW 1 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 15



118 2X4X3T8PR 14 F32T8 3 10' 2x4x3 P 42L 39W 840 2 STEP 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 39W LED 39 546

118C 2X4X4T8PR 2 F32T8 4 10' 2x4x4 P 42L 39W 840 2 STEP 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 39W LED 39 78






000 CORRIDOR 2X4X2T8PR 10 F32T8 2 10' 2x4x2 P 36L 31W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 31W LED 31 310






STAIR E 1X4X2T8SW 5 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 150


006B 1X8X4T8SLG 1 F32T8 4 9' 8ft. OWL 8 70L 73W LED WRAP OWL 8 70L OWL 8 70L 840 UNV 73 73

006BA 1X3X1T8NSW 1 F25T8 1 9' 1-L 3ft. LED18T8 LED Tube LED18T8/DR/2L LED18T8/G/3/840 18 18







000E DATA 1X4X2T8OS 1 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30

120 1X4X2T8SL 4 F32T8 2 10' 4ft. OWL 4 40L 37W LED WRAP OWL 4 40L OWL 4 40L 840 UNV 37 148



120 DISHWASHING 1X8X4T8FLEX 2 F32T8 4 10' 4-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 60 120


120D 2X4X3T8PR 4 F32T8 3 9' 2x4x3 P 42L 39W 840 2 STEP 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 39W LED 39 156

TOTALS 673

Facility Management


Phone: 720.423.1898





Bundle: #4


Project Location: Steck - Alternate

450 Albion Street

Denver, CO 80220


tubes.


Steck - Alternate Fixture Summary















2X4X2T8VM EvoKit LED EvoKit 31W LED 2






2X4X3T821BLMP EvoKit LED EvoKit 39W LED 30







1X2X1T8OSCV LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 2



1X3X1T5UC No Change No Change 1


Grand Total 383


QuantityLamp Type

Lamps/


Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments

115 1X4X2T8SCW 12 F32T8 2 10' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 360


101B 2X4X4T8PR 4 F32T8 4 9' 2x4x4 P 42L 39W 840 2 STEP 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 39W LED 39 156

101B 1X3X1T5UC 1 F21T5 1 9' No Change F21T5 No Change No Change 21 21


101BA 2X4X4T8PR 1 F32T8 4 9' 2x4x4 P 42L 39W 840 2 STEP 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 39W LED 39 39


102B 2X4X2T8PR 1 F32T8 2 9' 2x4x2 P 36L 31W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 31W LED 31 31


105 2X4X3T821BLMP 15 F32T8 3 9' 2x4x3BL P 42L 39W 840 2 STEP 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 39W LED 39 585

106 2X4X3T821BLMP 15 F32T8 3 9' 2x4x3BL P 42L 39W 840 2 STEP 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 39W LED 39 585


107 2X4X2T8VM 2 F32T8 2 9' 2x4x2 P 36L 31W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 31W LED 31 62















114 AUDITORIUM 2X4X8T8PL 6 F32T8 8 15' 8-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D4L LED15T8/G/4/840 120 720



114 AUDITORIUM 1X2X1T8OSCV 2 F17T8 1 20' 1-L 2ft. LED9T8 LED Tube LED9T8/DR/UN/2L LED9T8/G/2/840 9 18











205 2X4X2T8PR 15 F32T8 2 9' 2x4x2 P 36L 31W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 31W LED 31 465

206 2X4X2T8PR 15 F32T8 2 9' 2x4x2 P 36L 31W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 31W LED 31 465


STAIR D 1X8LED 4 LED 8 9-12' No Change 1X8LED No Change No Change 60 240

STAIR D 2X4X3T8PR 1 F32T8 3 9-12' 2x4x3 P 42L 39W 840 2 STEP 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 39W LED 39 39




STAIR C 1X8X2T8PW 2 F32T8 2 9' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

STAIR C 1X4X1T8SW 3 F32T8 1 9' 1-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 15 45

209 LMC 2X4X3T8PR 21 F32T8 3 9' 2x4x3 P 42L 39W 840 2 STEP 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 39W LED 39 819

209A 2X4X3T8PR 3 F32T8 3 9' 2x4x3 P 42L 39W 840 2 STEP 7 G3 EvoKit LED EvoKit 39W LED 39 117






STAIR B 1X8X2T8PW 2 F32T8 2 9-12' 2-L 8ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 60

STAIR B 1X4X2T8SW 3 F32T8 2 9-12' 2-L 4ft. LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 90







000 CORRIDOR 1X8X4T8SLG 1 F32T8 4 9' 8ft. OWL 8 70L 73W LED WRAP OWL 8 70L OWL 8 70L 840 UNV 73 73





005A 1X4X2T12OS 1 F34T12 2 9' 2-L 4ft.T12 LED15T8 LED Tube LED15T8/DR/D2L LED15T8/G/4/840 30 30









QuantityLamp Type

Lamps/


Proposed Unit

Watts

Proposed Total

WattsComments







003A DATA 1X8X4T8SLG 1 F32T8 4 9' 8ft. OWL 8 70L 73W LED WRAP OWL 8 70L OWL 8 70L 840 UNV 73 73

TOTALS 383

`DPS Lighting Retrofit:

Exhibit #4

LED Lighting – Spec Notes LED must retrofit to existing fixtures or be new LED luminaries. LM-79 report is required and may be requested LM-80 report is required and may be requested Reported and calculated TM-21 lifespans required and may be requested Any lighting solutions must meet Xcel Energy’s UL Type C rebate requirements. LED Linear Replacement Lamps must be UL Listed, DLC QPL listed and qualify for Xcel Energy’s

External-driver Lamp-Style Retrofit Kits (UL Type C) rebates. LED Troffer Fixtures and Retrofit Kits, if used, must be UL Listed, DLC QPL listed and qualify for

Xcel Energy’s fixture and/or retrofit kit rebates. LED Down light Luminaires, if used, must be listed on Energy Star’s certified light fixtures list as a

Down light (recessed, surface mount or pendant). Any lighting solution must include all lamp and/or fixture technical specifications, photometric data

and full manufacturer’s warranty information. LED lamp and associated drivers must have minimum 5 year warranty. LED Wall Pack Fixtures – exterior and parking garage installations, must be UL Listed, DLC QPL

listed and qualify for Xcel Energy’s fixture rebates. Must be available in 4,000 – 4,100K color temperature Lamps and associated LED drivers must have multi-volt capability, 120 – 277V LED must have L70 rating of at least 50,000 hours Preference will be given to made or assembled in the USA 80 CRI or better 110 lumens per watt minimum rating Must have RoHS compliance rating UL 8750 and UL 1598C ratings as applicable required Must have product driver with no dependence upon fluorescent fixture electronic ballast LED lamps must be manufactured: GE or Philips, with manufacturer’s recommended compatible

drivers. Reference IES Lighting standards and levels. DPS standards: 35 FC offices/classrooms, 50 FC

gyms. Contractor/Installer shall be responsible for all old lamp and ballast disposal. Any exceptions to these specs must be cleared in writing by DPS Project Manager and/or QA/QC and

Electrical Shop.


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tubes. Bundle: #2 Objective: GE and Philips Fixture Cut Sheet Summary

Equipment Type GE Version Description

GE Version

Part Code Philips Version Descrption

Philips Version Part

Code

2ft. T8 LED Type C Tube LED9T8/G/2/840 38936 7T8 LED/24-4000 IF 10/1 469296

3ft. T8 LED Type C Tube LED15T8/G/3/840 38260 9T8 LED/36-4000 IF 10/1 469346

4ft. T8 LED Type C Tube LED15T8/G/4/840 38950 14T8/48/4000 IF 10/1 DIM 468322

or 14T8 PRO LED/48-4000 IF G 10/1 470112

4ft. T8 LED Type C Tube - HIGH OUTPUT LED21T8/G/4/840 62485 16.5T8/48-4000 IF 10/1 434886

U6 T8 LED Type C Tube LED15T8/G/U6/840 43143 13T8 LED/24-4000 IF-6U 10/1 469395

1-5/8U T8 LED Tye C Tube LED14T8/U/840 28084 NA NA

8ft. T8 LED Type C Tube LED36T8/G/8/840 62329 NA NA

2ft. 2-lamp T8 LED Type C Driver LED9T8/DR/UN/2L 93100 ICN-2P16-TLED-N NA



4ft. 2-lamp T8 LED Type C Driver - DIMMING LED15T8/DR/D2L 38974 ICN-2P16-TLED-N NA

4ft. 2-lamp T8 LED Type C Driver - HIGH OUTPUT LED21T8/DR/2L 94385 ICN-2P16-TLED-N NA

4ft. 2-lamp T8 LED Type C Driver - HIGH OUTPUT, DIMMING LED21T8/DR/D/2L 60041 ICN-2P16-TLED-N NA

4ft. 4-lamp T8 LED Type C Driver - DIMMING LED15T8/DR/4DL 38975 ICN-4P16-TLED-N NA

4ft. 4-lamp T8 LED Type C Driver - HIGHT OUTPUT, DIMMING LED21T8/DR/D/4L 62030 ICN-4P16-TLED-N NA

1-5/8U 3-lamp T8 LED Type C Driver LED14T8/DR/D3L 28174 NA NA

8ft. 2-lamp T8 LED Type C Driver LED36T8/DR/D2L 63126 NA NA

Emergency Battery Backup LED Driver BSL310 (compatible with GE only) NA B50 (compatible with Philips only) NA

2ft. 2-lamp 2G11 T5 Biax LED Lamp LED172G11/840 39075 16.5PL-LED/24-4000 IF 45665-7 9290011515

4ft. T5 LED Type C Tube LED36T5/G/4/840 91977 24T5 LED/HO/48-4000 IF 10/1 467142

4ft. 2-lamp T5 LED Type C Driver LED36T5/DR/D2L 63126 ICN-2S54-N NA

4ft. 4-lamp T5 LED Type C Driver LED36T5/DR/D4L 92013 ICN-4S54-90C-2LS NA

2ft. 2-lamp 2G11 T5 Biax Driver GEC240MAX-A 39075 ICN2TTP40SC35I NA

2x2 LED Troffer LVR22A0_MM840VQRMWHTE NA EvoKit 2x2 P 23L 22W 840 2 STEP 7 G3 507194

2x4 LED Trofffer LVR24A0_MM840VQRMWHTE NA EvoKit 2x4 P 36L 31W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 507038

2X4 LED Troffer - High Output NA NA EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 36W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 506956

1x4 LED Wrap WS4N0A3SVWHTE NA OWL 4 40L 840 UNV 32781

1x8 LED Wrap (2X) WS4N0A3SVWHTE NA OWL 8 70L 840 UNV 32779

Task Light - Nicor NUC-2-21-WH NA NUC-2-21-WH NA

1'X1' LED Flat Panel - Envision LED LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K NA LED-PNL-1X1-18W-40K NA

GE Product Cut Sheets



FEATURES• 2’-4’ glass tubes• 1,050 -2,800 lumen options available • > 270° beam spread• > 105 total system lumens per watt (LPW) • 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, 5000K and 6500K color temperature• 70,000 hour rated life• Open or enclosed fixtures• 5 year warranty• UL and CUL- approved technologies – in compliance with UL 1598 certification• 2’ and 4’ DLC Listed

BENEFITS• Fast and Easy LED upgrade• Low energy LFL replacement• 2.3X Longer Life vs LFL (70,000 vs. 30,000 hours)• Better quality of light – instant on• Fully illuminates fixture >320° light distribution• Easy disposal, non-hazardous waste


Type C LED Tubes - Glass - 2’- 4’



NEW 70,000Hour rated life

GE Product Code DescriptionBulb

ShapeBase Watts Case Quantity Length (In) Initial Lumens Color Temp (Ko) CRI *Rated Life L70 (Hrs) DLC

2ft LED Tube38933 LED9T8/G/2/830 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 8 20 24” 1000 3000 80+ 70,000 Yes38935 LED9T8/G/2/835 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 8 20 24” 1000 3500 80+ 70,000 Yes


38939 LED9T8/G/2/850 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 8 20 24” 1100 5000 80+ 70,000 Yes38943 LED9T8/G/2/865 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 8 20 24” 1000 6500 80+ 70,000 -3ft LED Tube

99687 LED15T8/G/3/830 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 36” 1800 3000 80+ 70,000 -99688 LED15T8/G/3/835 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 36” 1850 3500 80+ 70,000 -99689 LED15T8/G/3/840 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 36” 1900 4000 80+ 70,000 -99691 LED15T8/G/3/850 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 36” 1900 5000 80+ 70,000 -38257 LED18T8/G/3/830 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 16 20 36” 1800 3000 80+ 70,000 -38258 LED18T8/G/3/835 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 16 20 36” 1800 3500 80+ 70,000 -38260 LED18T8/G/3/840 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 16 20 36” 1900 4000 80+ 70,000 -38261 LED18T8/G/3/850 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 16 20 36” 1900 5000 80+ 70,000 -4ft LED Tube

76194 LED12T8/G/4/830 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 10 20 48” 1550 3000 80+ 70,000 Yes76264 LED12T8/G/4/835 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 10 20 48” 1600 3500 80+ 70,000 Yes76265 LED12T8/G/4/840 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 10 20 48” 1650 4000 80+ 70,000 Yes76271 LED12T8/G/4/850 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 10 20 48” 1650 5000 80+ 70,000 Yes76278 LED12T8/G/4/865 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 10 20 48” 1600 6500 80+ 70,000 -38944 LED15T8/G/4/830 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 48” 1850 3000 80+ 70,000 Yes38945 LED15T8/G/4/835 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 48” 1900 3500 80+ 70,000 Yes



38952 LED15T8/G/4/865 T8 Med Bi-Pin (G13) 13 20 48” 1950 6500 80+ 70,000 -






93100 LED9T8/DR/UN/2L 276289 LED12T8/DR/2L 2

38970 LED15T8/DR/UN/2L 2

82347 LED18T8/DR/UN/2L 2

94384 LED21T8/DR/1L 194385 LED21T8/DR/2L 2


76290 LED12T8/DR/D2L 276318 LED12T8/DR/4DL 4

38974 LED15T8/DR/D2L 2

38975 LED15T8/DR/4DL 4

88141 LED18T8/DR/D2L 2

88139 LED18T8/DR/4DL 460041 LED21T8/DR/D/2L 234016 LED21T8/DR/VLC/2L 262030 LED21T8/DR/D/4L 4


GE Product Code 76289 38970 82347 94384 94385

Output Current (A) 0.21*2 0.44*2 0.53*2 0.62 0.62*2Input Watt (Max) 24 30 36 21 42




Output Type DCOutput Volt Range 27-33VDimmability NoneAmbient Temp Min -4°FAmbient Temp Max 113°FCase Temperature 158°F

GE Product Code 88141 76290 38974 60041 34016 38975 62030 76318 88139

Output Current (A) 0.53*2 0.21*2 0.44*2 0.62*2 0.62*2 0.44*4 0.62*4 0.21*4 0.53*4Input Watt (Max) 36 24 30 42 42 60 84 48 72

Input Voltage (V) 120-277VInput Frequency (Hz) 50/60HzEfficiency (%) > .9%Output Type DCOutput Volt Range 27-33VDimmability 0-10VAmbient Temp Min -4°F



GE Product Code 82437 76289 38970 94384 94385

Weight 1.01 1.01 1.01 1.01 1.01Casing Length (in) 9.5Casing Width (in) 1.3Casing Height (in) 1


Input Wire Length (in) 36Output Wire Length (in) 38

GE Product Code 76290 38974 34016 60041 38975 62030 76318

Weight 1.01 1.08Casing Length (in) 9.5 9.5Casing Width (in) 1.3 1.7

Casing Height (in) 1 1Lead Exit Length (in 26 26Input Wire Length (in) 36 36Output Wire Length (in) 38 42



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GE and the GE Monogram are trademarks of the General Electric Company. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Information provided is subject to change without notice. All values are design or typical values when measured under laboratory conditions. GE Lighting and GE Lighting Solutions, LLC are businesses of the General Electric Company. © 2018 GE.

LEDL017 (Rev 01/24/18)




FEATURES• T8 U-Tube 1-5/8” and 6” Spacing• 1700-1800 lumen option available• >120 total system lumens per watt (LPW)• 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K• 50,000-hour rated life• UL and cUL listed

– in compliance with UL 1598 certification• NSF Rated for food applications (1-5/8” only)

• Open or Enclosed Fixtures• Damp rating• Dimmable (0-10V)• 5 year warranty

BENEFITS• Fast and Easy LED upgrade• Low energy LFL replacement• 2X longer life than LFL

(50,000 vs. 24,000 hours)• Better quality of light

–instant on• No UV• Shatter resistant (1-5/8” only)

- prevents breakage and downtime• Easy disposal, non-hazardous waste

GE Lighting


Type C LED U-Tube




DLC Listed (1-5/8” only)•


LEDL023 (Rev 3/17/17)



Type C LED U-Tube







Product SpecificationsRefit LED Tubes

GE Product Code


28174 LED14T8/DR/D3L 3

GE Product Code


38970 LED15T8/DR/UN/2L 2

GE Product Code


38974 LED15T8/DR/D2L 2



Input Watt (Max) 43




Output Type DC


Dimmability 0-10V













Input Watt (Max) 30




Output Type DC


Dimmability None













Input Watt (Max) 30




Output Type DC


Dimmability 0-10V











Lightech™ Drivers - Dimming (for 1-5/8”)

Lightech™ Drivers - Non-Dimming (for 6”)

Lightech™ Drivers - Dimming (for 6”)

General Characteristics General Characteristics General Characteristics

DLCListed

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

Application illustation only, subject lamps not used in photo.


FEATURES• 4’ and 8’ glass tubes • 1,950-4,400 lumen option available • >120 total system lumens per watt (LPW) • 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K color temperatures • 50,000-hour rated life• UL & CUL Classified – in compliance with UL 1598 certification• Open or Enclosed Fixtures• Damp rating• 5 year warranty

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Type C LED Tubes - Assembled in USA- 4’ and 8’ Glass






LEDL035 (Rev 04/19/17)



4ft LED Tubes

99696 LED15T8/G4/830US T8 G13 13 20 48” 1950 3000 80+ 50,000

99697 LED15T8/G4/835US T8 G13 13 20 48” 2050 3500 80+ 50,000

99698 LED15T8/G4/840US T8 G13 13 20 48” 2100 4000 80+ 50,000

99699 LED15T8/G4/850US T8 G13 13 20 48” 2100 5000 80+ 50,000

91475 LED21T8/G4/830US T8 G13 18 20 48” 2600 3000 80+ 50,000

91496 LED21T8/G4/835US T8 G13 18 20 48” 2600 3500 80+ 50,000

91497 LED21T8/G4/840US T8 G13 18 20 48” 2600 4000 80+ 50,000

91498 LED21T8/G4/850US T8 G13 18 20 48” 2600 5000 80+ 50,000

8ft LED Tubes





Product Specifications - Type C 4 and 8 Foot LED Glass TubesRefit LED Tubes


38970 LED15T8/DR/UN/2L 2

94384 LED21T8/DR/1L 1

94385 LED21T8/DR/2L 2

GE Product Code 38970 94384 94385

Output Current (A) 0.44*2 0.62 0.62*2

Input Wattage (Max) 30 21 42




Output Type DC

Output Voltage Range 27-33V

Dimmability None




GE Product Code 38974 38975 60041 34016 62030 63126

Output Current (A) 0.44*2 0.44*4 0.62*2 0.62*2 0.62*4 0.54*2

Input Wattage (Max) 30 60 42 42 84 72 (36 x 2)

Input Voltage (V) 120-277V 120-277V

Input Frequency (Hz) 50/60Hz 50/60Hz

Efficiency (%) > .9% > .9%

Output Type DC DC

Output Voltage Range 27-33V 26-34V

Dimmability 0-10V 0-10V

Ambient Temp Min -4°F -4°F

Ambient Temp Max 104°F 113°F

Case Temperature 158°F 158°F

Lightech Drivers™ - Non-Dimming



38974 LED15T8/DR/D2L 2

38975 LED15T8/DR/4DL 4

60041 LED21T8/DR/D/2L 2

34016 LED21T8/DR/VLC/2L 2

62030 LED21T8/DR/D/4L 4

63126 LED36T8/DR/D2L 2

Lightech Drivers - Dimming

GE Product Code 38970 94384 94385

Weight 1.01 1.01 1.08







Dimensions - Non DimmingGE Product Code 38974 38975 60041 34016 62030 63126

Weight 1.01 1.08 1.01

Casing Length (in) 9.5 9.5 9.5

Casing Width (in) 1.3 1.7 1.3

Casing Height (in) 1 1 1

Lead Exit Length (in) 26 26 26

Input Wire Length (in) 36 36 36

Output Wire Length (in) 38 42 38

Dimensions - Dimming

Emergency Drivers

Project:

Type:

Model.No: Qty:

Date:

Notes:

Max Load Voltage Load Select

10V - 29V Connected

30V - 50V Not onnected

Table 1 Load Select Options

Emergency driver for LED strips

Class 2 output

10 Watts output power

Product order number: BSL3102WM (Polycarbonate case) See back page for additional model cofigurations

UL Classified Field or Factory Installation (Indoor and Damp)

Illumination Time 90 Minutes

Full Warranty 5 Years (NOT pro-rata)

Universal Input Voltage 120-277 VAC, 50/60 Hz

AC Input Current 60 mA Maximum

AC Input Power Rating 4.0 W Maximum

Output Current and Voltage Selectable (See Table 1) Without Selector: minimum 200 mA, 30-50 VDC, minimum 300 mA over optimized range (30-34 VDC)

With Selector: minimum 400 mA, 10-29 VDC

Output Power 10.0 W (Maximum)

Test Switch/Charging Indicator Light Illuminated Test Switch

Battery High-Temperature, Maintenance-Free Nickel-Cadmium Battery 7- to 10-Year Life Expectancy

Battery Charging Current 180 mA

Recharge Time 24 Hours

Temperature Rating (Ambient) 0°C to +55°C (32°F to 131°F)

Dimensions (BSL310) 14.5” x 2.25” x 1.18” (369 mm x 58 mm x 30 mm) Mounting Center 14.0” (356 mm)

Weight 2.25 lbs. (1.0 kg) - polycarbonate

Specifications Benefits:

• Class 2 output (UL 1310 Certified)

• Emergency mode lumen output of up to 1300 lumens

• Universal input (120-277 VAC)

• 2 wire input reduces wiring errors

• Compatible with a variety of LED strip manufacturers

• Compatible with AC drivers and LED loads rated for Class 2

• Selectable output

• RoHS compliant

14.0"

2.25"

1.18"

14.5"

Dimensions14.5” x 2.25” x 1.18” (mounting center - 14.0”)

LED

BSL310

Installation

The BSL310 does not affect normal fixture operation and may be used with either a switched or unswitched fixture. If a switched fixture is used, an unswitched hot lead must be connected to the emergency driver.The emergency driver must be fed from the same branch circuit as the AC driver. Per UL requirements, the polycarbonate BSL310 must be enclosed if remote mounted outside of the fixture. Installation is not recommended with fixtures where the ambient temperature may fall below 0° C. The product is suitable for installation in sealed and gasketed fixtures. For LED loads rated less than 30V, connect the load select per Table 1 for proper operation and optimum performance.

Emergency Illumination

The BSL310 operates an LED load of up to 10.0 W at nominal battery voltage for a minimum of 90 minutes.

Specification

Emergency lighting shall be provided by using a LED fixture equipped with a Philips Bodine BSL310 universal

input (120-277 V) emergency driver. A patented circuit delays AC LED driver operation for up to 5 seconds to prevent over current of LED’s that would occur if both drivers supply the load at the same time. This emergency driver shall consist of a high-temperature, maintenance-free nickel-cadmium battery, charger and electronic circuitry contained in one case. An illuminated test switch (ITS) to monitor charger and battery and installation hardware shall be provided. The emergency driver shall be capable of delivering up to 10 watts to an LED load for a minimum of 90 minutes. The BSL310 is suitable for indoor and damp locations. The BSL310 shall have a maximum of 4.0 watts of input power and a 24.0 Watt-hour battery capacity and shall comply with emergency standards set forth by the current NEC. The emergency driver shall be UL Classified for field or factory installation. See instructions below.

Warranty

The BSL310 is warranted for five (5) full years from date of purchase (NOT pro-rata). Please see detailed warranty information on our web site.

Emergency LED Driver for Linear LED Strips, Class 2 OutputBSL310

Application

The BSL310 universal input (120-277 V) emergency LED driver works in conjunction with an AC LED driver that has an output current not to exceed 3.0 A. The emergency driver consists of a high-temperature nickel-cadmium battery, charger and electronic circuitry in one case. The BSL310 can deliver up to 10 watts to an LED load (measured at nominal battery voltage) for 90 minutes. If used in an emergency-only fixture, no AC driver is necessary. The BSL310 is suitable for indoor and damp locations. For more information about specific LED and AC driver compatibility, please call the factory.

Operation

When AC power fails, the BSL310 immediately switches to the emergency mode, operating the LEDs at a reduced lumen output for a minimum of 90 minutes. When AC power is restored, the emergency driver automatically returns to the charging mode. A patented circuit delays AC LED driver operation for up to 5 seconds to prevent over current of LED’s that would occur if both drivers supply the load at the same time.

This product is suitable for field installation with suitable LED loads including LED luminaires, DC voltage driven LED replacements for fluorescent lamps and others. There are 4 checks to determine if your luminaire is eligible for field installation.

1. Ensure the LED load’s rated power is greater than or equal to the power output of this emergency LED driver. This is to ensure that this emergency product will not produce more power than the LED load can handle, thus ensuring that the LED load will not be damaged when the system is in the emergency mode.

2. Verify that the forward voltage of the luminaire’s LED array is within the limits of this emergency LED driver. The forward voltage of the LED array is commonly designated as Vf and should be found on the luminaire markings, in the luminaire specifications, or imprinted directly on the LED arrays. If multiple LED arrays are to be driven, verify that the total forward voltage is within the limits of this product. Using a voltage meter, it may be possible to directly measure the voltage across the LED arrays when operating from the AC driver.

3. Ensure that the maximum out current of the LED driver does not exceed 3.0A. This is the applied to the emergency driver’s blue wire.

4. UL Classified emergency products can be paired with LED luminaires or retrofit kits if found in the Design Lights Consortium database. Go to the Design Lights Consortium website (http://www.designlights.org) and search for your LED system by model name or model number. If found in the database, these products are preapproved by UL to be installed together in the field or at a luminaire manufacturer, provided steps are taken to ensure there will be sufficient light output in the end application.

Estimate the egress lighting illumination levels by doing the following:

a. Find the efficacy of the LED load, which will be found in the Design Lights Consortium database. This number will be given in lumens per watt (lm/w).

b. Determine the initial power output of the emergency LED driver. This is given in Figure 1 below.

c. Lumens can be calculated by multiplying the output power of the emergency LED driver by the efficacy of the LED load. In many cases the actual lumen output in emergency mode will be greater than this calculation gives, however it will provide a good estimate for beginning the lighting design of the system.

(Lumens In Emergency Mode = Lumens per Watt of Fixture x Output Power of Chosen Product)

(Lumens) = (lm/W) x 10 (W)

After installation, it will be necessary to measure light output to ensure it complies with national, state, and local code requirements.

d. Using the results of this calculation and industry standard lighting design tools, calculate the anticipated illumination levels in the path of egress.

NOTE: This product has been designed to reliably interface with a wide selection of LED loads and is electrically compatible with every simple LED array that meets criteria 1 and 2 above. However, compatibility cannot be guaranteed with all current and future LED systems. Compatibility testing of the end-use system is suggested. Please contact the factory with any questions.

© 2016 Philips Lighting Holding B.V. All rights reserved.Philips reserves the right to make changes in specifications and/or to discontinue any product at any time without noticeor obligation and will not be liable for any consequencesresulting from the use of this publication.

Document order number: L2300211 16.04.27

Philips Emergency Lighting236 Mt. Pleasant Rd. Collierville, TN 38017 Tech Support: 888.263.4638 Sales: 800.223.5728

philips.com/bodine

Optional models: Call factory for additonal models and configurations

BSL310C (Metal case, with conduit) Order no. BSL310C2WM

BSL310M (Metal case, no conduit) Order no. BSL310M2W

BSL310C-DF (Metal case, dual conduit) Order no. BSL310CDFM

Figure 1


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LEDL031 (Rev 04/05/2017)

Product SpecificationsLED High Lumen Biax® plug-in lamp

Bulb Shape

Base Type Watts


Case Qty**

MOL (In)

Lumens Initial CBCP


WattageReplacement

*Rated Life

L70 (Hrs) Dimmable#Location

RatingAdditional Information

High Lumen Biax (HLBX)

HLBX 2G11 17 39073 LED172G11/830/10 # 10 22.3 2150 3000 80 40000 - Damp Indoor, White, Instant/PS Ballast39074 LED172G11/835/10 # 10 22.3 2150 3500 80 40000 - Damp Indoor, White, Instant/PS Ballast39075 LED172G11/840/10 # 10 22.3 2200 4000 80 40000 - Damp Indoor, White, Instant/PS Ballast39076 LED172G11/850/10 # 10 22.3 2200 5000 80 40000 - Damp MTO, 1000 Min. Qty., 12 Week Lead Time

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Instant Start Ballast

GEC240MAX-A

Multi-Voltage Technology handles voltage from 120 to 277V☞Energy saving high efficiency instant start electronic ballast (>

90%)

☞

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GENERAL CHARACTERISTICSBallast Factor NormalBallast Type Multivolt Instant StartCase Temperature (Max) 70 °CEnclosure Type MetalLine Voltage Regulation (+/-) 10%Classification (Regulations) cUL Listed

Type HLUL Type HLNo PCB'sProduct is compliant withmaterial restrictionrequirements of RoHS

Sound Rating A (20-24 decibels)Starting Method Instant startProduct Technology Compact FluorescentPower Factor Correction Active

PRODUCT INFORMATIONProduct Code 71435Description GEC240MAX-AAlternative Unit Of Measure CASEStandard Package QuantityEan UPC 043168714358Standard Package GTIN 10043168714355No Of Items Per Sales UnitNo Of Items Per Standard PackageSales Unit CaseUCC 043168714358Alternative Unit Of Measure EACHStandard Package Quantity 10Ean UPC 043168714358Standard Package GTIN 00043168714358No Of Items Per Sales Unit 1No Of Items Per Standard Package 10Sales Unit EachUCC 043168714358

DIMENSIONSWeight 1.4 lbExit TypeRemote Mount Distance 18.0 ft

Case DimensionsLength 9.5inWidth 1.7inHeight 1.18inMounting DimensionsMount Length 8.89inMount Width 1.13inMount Slot 0.312in

Lead Color Qty Exit Length ( 1 in.)Black 1 Left 25inRed 1 Right 31inBlue 2 Right 31inWhite 1 Left 25in

SAFETY & PERFORMANCEcUL_Listed☞Type_HL☞UL_Type_HL☞No_PCB☞Pro_comp_res_req☞

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SPECIFICATIONS BY LAMP & WATTAGE

Lamp # of Lamps Line Volts SystemWatts

Nom. LineCurrent

SystemBallastFactor

BallastEfficacyFactor

PowerFactor% (>=)

Crest Factor(<=)

THD% (<=) Min. StartingTemp (F/ C)

F32T8 1 120 38 0.32 1.08 3 0.99 1.7 10 0F32T8 2 120 63 0.14 1.08 2 0.95 1.7 15 0F32T8 1 277 38 0.14 1.08 3 0.95 1.7 15 0F32T8 2 277 62 0.23 0.94 2 0.95 1.7 10 0F28T5/HE 1 277 41 0.15 1.26 3 0.95 1.7 15 0F28T5/HE 1 120 41 0.35 1.26 3 0.99 1.7 10 0F28T5/HE 2 277 68 0.25 1.1 2 0.95 1.7 10 0F28T5/HE 2 120 69 0.59 1.1 2 0.99 1.7 10 0F40/30BX/2G11

1 120 42 0.35 1.0 2 0.99 1.7 10 0

F40/30BX/2G11

1 277 42 0.16 1.0 2 0.95 1.7 15 0

F40/28BX/2G11

1 120 38 0.32 1.11 3 0.99 1.7 10 0

F40/28BX/2G11

1 277 38 0.14 1.11 3 0.95 1.7 15 0

F40/30BX/2G11

2 120 69 0.58 0.9 1 0.99 1.7 10 0

F40/30BX/2G11

2 277 68 0.25 0.9 1 0.95 1.7 10 0

F40/25BX/2G11

1 277 35 0.13 1.15 3 0.95 1.7 15 0

F40/25BX/2G11

1 120 35 0.29 1.15 3 0.99 1.7 10 0

F40/28BX/2G11

2 120 63 0.54 1.0 2 0.99 1.7 10 0

F40/28BX/2G11

2 277 62 0.23 1.0 2 0.95 1.7 10 0

F40/25BX/2G11

2 120 58 0.5 1.0 2 0.99 1.7 10 0

F40/25BX/2G11

2 277 57 0.21 1.0 2 0.9 1.7 10 0

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Type C LED Tubes – T5 Glass

DESCRIPTION

BENEFITS• Fast and Easy LED upgrade• Low energy LFL replacement• 66% longer life than LFL (50,000 vs. 30,000 hours)• Better quality of light –instant on • Fully illuminates fixture - 270° light distribution• Easy disposal, non-hazardous waste


FEATURES• T5 glass tube• 1800-4700 lumen options available • > 270 degree beam spread• > 120 total system lumens per watt (LPW) • 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, 5000K and 6500K color temperature• 50,000-hour rated life• 5 year warranty• UL and CUL-approved technologies – in compliance with UL 1598 certification





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LEDL037 (Rev. 10/13/17)

TypeBase Type Watts


Case Qty** MOL (In)

Lumens Initial


*Rated Life L70 (Hrs) DLC UL

#LocationRating

Additional Information

Remote LED Glass T5 2ft Tubes (Operates on Remote Driver)G5 13 76150 LED15T5/G/2/830 20 22 1800 3000K 80+ 50,000 - Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 13 76164 LED15T5/G/2/835 20 22 1850 3500K 80+ 50,000 - Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 13 76129 LED15T5/G/2/840 20 22 1900 4000K 80+ 50,000 - Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 13 76167 LED15T5/G/2/850 20 22 1900 5000K 80+ 50,000 - Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 13 76192 LED15T5/G/2/865 20 22 1900 6500K 80+ 50,000 - Yes Damp Requires Driver

Remote LED Glass T5 4ft HO Tubes (Operates on Remote Driver)G5 31 91973 LED36T5/G/4/830 20 46 4300 3000K 80+ 50,000 Yes Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 31 91976 LED36T5/G/4/835 20 46 4400 3500K 80+ 50,000 Yes Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 31 91977 LED36T5/G/4/840 20 46 4400 4000K 80+ 50,000 Yes Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 31 91997 LED36T5/G/4/850 20 46 4700 5000K 80+ 50,000 Yes Yes Damp Requires DriverG5 31 92006 LED36T5/G/4/865 20 46 4700 6500K 80+ 50,000 - Yes Damp Requires Driver


38970 LED15T8/DR/UN/2L 2


38975 LED15T8/DR/4DL 4

38974 LED15T8/DR/D2L 2

92013 LED36T/DR/D4L 4

63126 LED36T8/DR/D2L 2




Input Watt Range (W) 30




Output Type DC

Output Volt Range 27-33VDimmability NoneAmbient Temp Min -4°FAmbient Temp Max 113°FCase Temperature 158°F

GE Product Code 38974 63126 38975 92013

Output Current (A) 0.44*2 1.06*2 0.44*4 1.06*4

Input Watt Range (W) 30 72 60 144



Efficiency (%) > 90%

Output Type DC


Dimmability 0-10V





Weight 1.01Casing Length (in) 9.5


Casing Height (in) 1.25




GE Product Code 38974 63126 38975 92013

Weight 1.01 1.08 1.08 2.15

Casing Length (in) 9.5 9.5 9.5 16.75

Casing Width (in) 1.3 1.7 1.7 2.0

Casing Height (in) 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25

Lead Exit Length (in) 26 26 26 26

Input Wire Length (in) 36 36 36 36Output Wire Length (in) 42 42 42 42



Lumination™ LED LuminairesWrap Surface MountWS Series

The Lumination WS Series LED Luminaire is a commercial ceilingfixture that provides high uniformity, excellent efficiency andreduced glare. The improved lumen maintenance of L70 of initial lumens at 50,000 hours of operation allows lower maintenance costs over time.

Product Description: Product Dimensions:

Project name _________________

Date ________________________

Type ________________________

W S 0 S V W H T E_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

INTERNAL CODE

FIXTURE TYPE (NOMINAL)

OPTICALCODE

2N = 2’ Narrow (7”)2W = 2’ Wide (14”)4N = 4’ Narrow (7”)4W = 4’ Wide (14”)

OPTIONSCONTROLLER FINISH

Blank if no optionsV = 0-10V Dimming WHTE = White

VOLTAGE

0 = 120-277V(UL Version)

MOUNTING

S = SurfaceW = Wrap S = Surface

Mount

Ordering Information:

Distribution Patterns: Lambertian Delivered Lumen Output: 3200 to 8000 lm (4000K)System Input Power: 30-72 W Efficacy: 103-113 LPW (4000K)Input Voltage: 120-277V CCT: 4000KTypical CRI: 80+, R9: >0Color Consistency: 4 Step MacAdam Ellipse Lifetime Rating: 50,000 Hours @ L70Input Frequency (Hz): 50/60HzPower Factor: >0.9THD: <20%Mounting: Surface Mount w/Pre-drilled mounting holesMaximum Weight: 14 lbs (6.35 kg)Limited Warranty: 5 Years StandardFiles Available: LM79, LM80, IES

Performance Summary:

Certified by:

2N = 2’ Narrow (7”) A3 Lambertian 80 4000 3200 31 1032W = 2’ Wide (14”) A3 Lambertian 80 4000 4300 41 1054N = 4’ Narrow (7”) A3 Lambertian 80 4000 5600 51 1104W = 4’ Wide (14”) A3 Lambertian 80 4000 8000 72 113

OPTICAL CODE DIMENSION DISTRIBUTION

TYPE CRICOLOR TEMP

(K)TYPICALLUMENS

SYSTEMWATTAGE

EFFICACY (LPW)

2’ Narrow: A = 7 in (177.8mm) B = 24 in (609.6mm) C = 2.5 in (63.5mm)2’ Wide: A = 14 in (355.6mm) B = 24 in (609.6mm) C = 2.5 in (63.5mm)

4’ Narrow: A = 7 in (177.8mm) B = 48 in (1219.2mm) C = 2.5 in (63.5mm)4’ Wide: A = 14 in (355.6mm) B = 48 in (1219.2mm) C = 2.5 in (63.5mm)

B B

A

C

A

Photometric Data: 4’ Wide - WS4W

COEFFICIENTS OF UTILIZATION

NOTE: Floor Cavity Reflectance : 20%

RC 80% 70% 50% 30% 10% 0%RW 70% 50% 30% 10% 70% 50% 30% 10% 50% 30% 10% 50% 30% 10% 50% 30% 10% 0% 0 118 118 118 118 115 115 115 115 109 109 109 103 103 103 98 98 98 961 107 102 98 94 104 100 96 92 95 91 88 90 87 85 86 84 82 792 98 89 82 77 95 87 81 75 83 78 73 79 75 71 75 72 68 663 89 79 70 64 86 77 69 63 73 67 61 70 64 60 67 62 58 564 82 70 61 54 79 68 60 54 65 58 53 62 56 51 60 55 50 485 75 63 54 47 73 61 53 47 59 51 46 56 50 45 54 48 44 426 70 56 48 41 67 55 47 41 53 46 40 51 44 39 49 43 39 377 65 51 43 37 63 50 42 36 48 41 36 47 40 35 45 39 35 338 60 47 38 33 58 46 38 32 44 37 32 43 36 32 41 35 31 299 56 43 35 29 55 42 35 29 41 34 29 39 33 29 38 32 28 2610 53 40 32 27 51 39 32 27 38 31 26 37 30 26 35 30 26 24

Zone Lumens 0-10 277.1510-20 784.0620-30 1152.7530-40 1329.2240-50 1305.3450-60 1128.0760-70 865.0570-80 563.4780-90 246.1590-100 86.73100-110 74.71110-120 61.91120-130 48.12130-140 34.66140-150 22.71150-160 12.70160-170 5.69170-180 1.52

ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY

POLAR GRAPH2940

2205

1470

735

2

1

WS-4W-0-A3-S-V-WHTE-DRAFT.IES

Angles 0° 45° 90°

45° 6096 6064 601655° 5510 5564 559965° 4981 5241 540575° 4589 5167 585485° 4213 6227 8664

LUMINANCE DATA (cd/sq.m)

Total Luminaire Efficiency = N.A.%

ZONAL LUMEN SUMMARY

Zone Lumens % of Lamp % of Fixture0-30° 2213.96 N.A. 27.700-40° 3543.17 N.A. 44.300-60° 5976.58 N.A. 74.700-90° 7651.25 N.A. 95.6090-120° 223.35 N.A. 2.8090-130° 271.48 N.A. 3.4090-150° 328.85 N.A. 4.1090-180° 348.75 N.A. 4.400-180° 8000.00 N.A. 100.00

Product Specifications:

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Electrical System:• Class 2, replaceable, high efficiency LED driver rated for 50,000 hours when used within operating conditions.• THD: <20%• Transient Protection: 100 kHz ring wave, 2 kV level

Applications:• Industrial and garage locations as well as kitchens, offices, and storage locations.

Construction: • Die-formed heavy-gauge steel.• Smooth hemmed sides for safe handling.

Optical System:• Precision formed optical assembly comprised of high specularity reflectors, and a transmissive lens.• No visible diodes

Installation: • Drivers and internal components accessed via bottom of luminaire.

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IND160 (Rev 05/12/16)

Lumination™ LED Luminaires2’ x 2’ Refit Door KitLVR 22 Series

GE Lumination™ Volumetric Refit Door Kit LED Luminaires bring a designer touch to any drop ceiling landscape. Designed specifically for retrofit in to an existing back box, these distinctive products provide a beautiful three dimensional look in an easy-to-install LED solution. They feature a curved diffused lens with smooth uniform light (no pixels or stripes) and delineated details to create visual interest in any ceiling with energy-saving and long-life advantages of LED.

Product Description:

Project name _________________

Date ________________________

Type ________________________

L V R 2 2 A R M WHT E _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

FixTuRE TypEFAMiLy

22 = 2’ x 2’LVR

OpTiONsCRi CCTDisTRibuTiONNOMiNALLuMENs CONTROLs MOuNTiNG FiNisH

(blank) = NoneEL = Emergency Lightb2 = Emergency Bypass Relay (for TQ option with generator)Contact manufacturerfor other options.

VQ = 0-10VTQ = Zigbee1

WHTE = White

VOLTAGEGENERATiON

0 = 120-277VA = 1st Generation

RM = Retrofit Mount


Product Dimensions:

Distribution patterns: LambertianDelivered Lumen Output: 2000 Lm, 3300 Lm, 4000 Lm, 5000 Lmsystem input power: 19-48Wstandard Dimming Compatibility: 0-10VEfficacy: 100-109 LPWinput Voltage: 120-277V, 347VCCT: 3500K, 4000K and 5000KTypical CRi: 83, R9: >0Color Consistency: 4 Step MacAdam EllipseLifetime Rating: 50,000 hours @ L70input Frequency (Hz): 50/60Hzpower Factor: >0.9Dimensions: UL Version: 23.0 in x 21.7 in x 2.5 inTHD: <20%Mounting: Fits standard T-Bar grid (drop ceilings)Maximum Weight: < 11 lbsLimited Warranty: 5 Years StandardFiles Available: LM79, LM80, IES

Targeted Performance Summary:

Notes:1. Contact manufacturer for leadtime and minimum order quantities.

20=2000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 35=3500 2000 19W33=3300 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 35=3500 3300 33W40=4000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 35=3500 4000 37W50=5000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 35=3500 5000 48W20=2000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 40=4000 2000 19W33=3300 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 40=4000 3300 33W40=4000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 40=4000 4000 37W50=5000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 40=4000 5000 48W20=2000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 50=5000 2000 19W33=3300 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 50=5000 3300 33W40=4000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 50=5000 4000 37W50=5000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 50=5000 5000 48W

LuMENCODE

DistributionType

COLOR TEMp(K)

spECiFiEDLuMENs

sysTEMWATTAGECRi

A

bC

A = 23.0 in b = 21.7 in C = 2.5 in

DLC Standard qualified models available.Please refer to http://www.designlights.org/QpL for complete information.

Certified by:

All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Information provided is subject to change without notice. All values are design or typical values when measured under laboratoryconditions. Current, powered by GE is a business of the General Electric Company. © 2017 GE.

www.currentbyge.com IND421 (Rev 07/03/17)

Photometric Data: LuminationTM 2’ x 2’ Recessed Luminaire LVR 22 Series

LVR22


Electrical system:• Class2,replaceable,highefficiencyLEDdriverratedfor50,000hourswhenusedwithin operating conditions.• THD:<20%• TransientProtection:100kHzringwave,2kVlevelcondensing).• EnvironmentalTesting:HighTemperatureHighHumidity:60°C/90%(non-condensing).

Construction: • Durable,longlastingbezelconstruction.Steel,Electrogalvanized,Cold-rolled, Commercial quality paint coating.• IPRating:IP20

installation:• Driversandinternalcomponentsaccessable.• Suitablefordrylocations.• IntegratedPSUenclosuredeliverslowprofileandeaseofinstallation• LuminaireVibrationTesting:Luminairetestto0.5G,100,000cyclesperaxis,2axis. For more information and access to all of our resources, including our design tool visit: www.gelighting.com

Optical system:• Precisionformedopticalassemblycomprisedofhighspecularityreflectivepaint• Highopticalgradelensprovidinggoodefficiency,impactresistanceandacurved diffused lens with smooth uniform light (no pixels or stripes).

COEFFiCiENTs OF uTiLizATiON


Gamma 0° 45° 90°

45° 2696 2695 2696 55° 2553 2561 2553 65° 2333 2360 2333 75° 1993 2000 1993 85° 1287 1185 1287

LuMiNANCE DATA (CANDELA/m2)zONAL LuMEN suMMARy

zone Lumens % of Fixture0-20° 700.42 13.500-30° 1470.96 28.300-40° 2382.54 45.800-60° 4138.67 79.600-80° 5105.95 98.200-90° 5191.54 99.80

zone Lumens 0-10° 182.5910-20° 517.8320-30° 770.5430-40° 911.5840-50° 928.8450-60° 827.3060-70° 620.2870-80° 347.0080-90° 85.5990-100° 1.35100-110° 1.07110-120° 0.98120-130° 0.99130-140° 1.11140-150° 1.14150-160° 1.02160-170° 0.70170-180° 0.27

zONAL LuMEN suMMARyRC 80% 70% 50% 30% 10% 0%RW 70% 50% 30% 10% 70% 50% 30% 10% 50% 30% 10% 50% 30% 10% 50% 30% 10% 0% 0 119 119 119 119 116 116 116 116 111 111 111 106 106 106 102 1 02 102 1001 109 104 100 96 106 102 98 95 98 95 92 94 91 89 90 88 86 842 99 91 84 79 97 89 83 78 86 80 76 82 78 74 79 76 72 703 91 80 72 66 88 79 71 65 76 69 64 73 67 63 70 66 62 594 83 71 62 56 81 70 62 55 67 60 55 65 59 54 63 57 53 515 76 64 55 48 74 62 54 48 60 53 47 58 52 47 57 51 46 446 71 57 48 42 69 56 48 42 55 47 42 53 46 41 51 45 41 397 65 52 43 37 64 51 43 37 50 42 37 48 42 37 47 41 36 348 61 48 39 33 59 47 39 33 46 38 33 44 38 33 43 37 33 319 57 44 36 30 56 43 35 30 42 35 30 41 34 30 40 34 29 2810 53 40 32 27 52 40 32 27 39 32 27 38 31 27 37 31 27 25

pOLAR GRApH

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1452

968

484

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Lumination™ LED Luminaires2’ x 4’ Refit Door KitLVR 24 Series

GE Lumination™ Volumetric Refit Door Kit LED Luminaires bring a designer touch to any drop ceiling landscape. Designed specifically for retrofit in to an existing back box, these distinctive products provide a beautiful three dimensional look in an easy-to-install LED solution. They feature a curved diffused lens with smooth uniform light (no pixels or stripes) and delineated details to create visual interest in any ceiling with energy-saving and long-life advantages of LED.

Product Description:

Project name _________________

Date ________________________

Type ________________________

L V R 2 4 A R M WHT E _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

FixTuRE TypEFAMiLy

24 = 2’ x 4’LVR

OpTiONsCRi CCTDisTRibuTiONNOMiNALLuMENs CONTROLs MOuNTiNG FiNisH

(blank) = NoneEL = Emergency Lightb2 = Emergency Bypass Relay (for TQ option with generator)Contact manufacturerfor other options.

VQ = 0-10VTQ = Zigbee1

WHTE = White

VOLTAGEGENERATiON

0 = 120-277VA = 1st Generation

RM = Retrofit Mount


Product Dimensions:

Distribution patterns: LambertianDelivered Lumen Output: 3000 Lm, 4000 Lm, 4800 Lm,6000 Lm, 7200 Lmsystem input power: 28-69.5Wstandard Dimming Compatibility: 0-10VEfficacy: 101-109 LPWinput Voltage: 120-277V, 347VCCT: 3500K, 4000K and 5000KTypical CRi: 80+, R9: >0Color Consistency: 4 Step MacAdam EllipseLifetime Rating: 50,000 hours @ L70input Frequency (Hz): 50/60Hzpower Factor: >0.9Dimensions: UL Version: 23.0 in x 45.6 in x 2.5 inTHD: <20%Mounting: Fits standard T-Bar grid (drop ceilings)Maximum Weight: < 20 lbsLimited Warranty: 5 Years StandardFiles Available: LM79, LM80, IES

Targeted Performance Summary:

Notes:1. Contact manufacturer for leadtime and minimum order quantities.

A = 23.0 in b = 45.6 in C = 2.5 in

30=3000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 35=3500 3000 28W40=4000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 35=3500 4000 39.5W48=4800 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 35=3500 4800 44W60=6000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 35=3500 6000 56W72=7200 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 35=3500 7200 69.5W30=3000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 40=4000 3000 28W40=4000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 40=4000 4000 39.5W48=4800 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 40=4000 4800 44W60=6000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 40=4000 6000 56W72=7200 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 40=4000 7200 69.5W30=3000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 50=5000 3000 28W40=4000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 50=5000 4000 39.5W48=4800 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 50=5000 4800 44W60=6000 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 50=5000 6000 56W72=7200 MM=Med. Lambertian 8=80+ 50=5000 7200 69.5W

LuMENCODE

DistributionType

COLOR TEMp(K)

spECiFiEDLuMENs

sysTEMWATTAGECRi

A

bC

Certified by:

DLC Standard qualified models available.Please refer to http://www.designlights.org/QpL for complete information.

All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Information provided is subject to change without notice. All values are design or typical values when measured under laboratoryconditions. Current, powered by GE is a business of the General Electric Company. © 2017 GE.

www.currentbyge.com IND422 (Rev 05/06/17)

Photometric Data: LuminationTM 2’ x 4’ Recessed Luminaire LVR 24 Series

LVR24


Electrical system:• Class2,replaceable,highefficiencyLEDdriverratedfor50,000hourswhenusedwithin operating conditions.• THD:<20%• TransientProtection:100kHzringwave,2kVlevelcondensing).• EnvironmentalTesting:HighTemperatureHighHumidity:60°C/90%(non-condensing).

Construction: • Durable,longlastingbezelconstruction.Steel,Electrogalvanized,Cold-rolled, Commercial quality paint coating.• IPRating:IP20

installation:• Driversandinternalcomponentsaccessable.• Suitablefordrylocations.• IntegratedPSUenclosuredeliverslowprofileandeaseofinstallation• LuminaireVibrationTesting:Luminairetestto0.5G,100,000cyclesperaxis,2axis. For more information and access to all of our resources, including our design tool visit: www.gelighting.com

Optical system:• Precisionformedopticalassemblycomprisedofhighspecularityreflectivepaint• Highopticalgradelensprovidinggoodefficiency,impactresistanceandacurved diffused lens with smooth uniform light (no pixels or stripes)..

COEFFiCiENTs OF uTiLizATiON


Gamma 0° 45° 90°

45° 2696 2695 2696 55° 2553 2561 2553 65° 2333 2360 2333 75° 1993 2000 1993 85° 1287 1185 1287

LuMiNANCE DATA (CANDELA/m2)zONAL LuMEN suMMARy

zone Lumens % of Fixture0-20° 700.42 13.500-30° 1470.96 28.300-40° 2382.54 45.800-60° 4138.67 79.600-80° 5105.95 98.200-90° 5191.54 99.80

zone Lumens 0-10° 182.5910-20° 517.8320-30° 770.5430-40° 911.5840-50° 928.8450-60° 827.3060-70° 620.2870-80° 347.0080-90° 85.5990-100° 1.35100-110° 1.07110-120° 0.98120-130° 0.99130-140° 1.11140-150° 1.14150-160° 1.02160-170° 0.70170-180° 0.27

zONAL LuMEN suMMARyRC 80% 70% 50% 30% 10% 0%RW 70% 50% 30% 10% 70% 50% 30% 10% 50% 30% 10% 50% 30% 10% 50% 30% 10% 0% 0 119 119 119 119 116 116 116 116 111 111 111 106 106 106 102 1 02 102 1001 109 104 100 96 106 102 98 95 98 95 92 94 91 89 90 88 86 842 99 91 84 79 97 89 83 78 86 80 76 82 78 74 79 76 72 703 91 80 72 66 88 79 71 65 76 69 64 73 67 63 70 66 62 594 83 71 62 56 81 70 62 55 67 60 55 65 59 54 63 57 53 515 76 64 55 48 74 62 54 48 60 53 47 58 52 47 57 51 46 446 71 57 48 42 69 56 48 42 55 47 42 53 46 41 51 45 41 397 65 52 43 37 64 51 43 37 50 42 37 48 42 37 47 41 36 348 61 48 39 33 59 47 39 33 46 38 33 44 38 33 43 37 33 319 57 44 36 30 56 43 35 30 42 35 30 41 34 30 40 34 29 2810 53 40 32 27 52 40 32 27 39 32 27 38 31 27 37 31 27 25

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Philips Product Cut Sheets

LED InstantFit Lamps7T8 LED/24-4000 IF 10/1

Philips LED T8 InstantFit Lamps are an ideal energy saving choice for existing linearfluorescent fixtures.

Product data

General Information

Cap-Base G13 [ Medium Bi-Pin Fluorescent]

Nominal Lifetime (Nom) 50000 h

Switching Cycle 50000X

B50L70 50000 h

Light Technical

Color Code 841 [ CCT of 4100K (841)]

Initial lumen (Nom) 1150 lm

Luminous Flux (Rated) (Nom) 1150 lm

Correlated Color Temperature (Nom) 4000 K

Color Consistency <6

Color Rendering Index (Nom) 82

LLMF At End Of Nominal Lifetime (Nom) 70 %

Operating and Electrical

Input Frequency 20000-120000 Hz

Power (Rated) (Nom) 7 W

Lamp Current (Max) 240 mA

Lamp Current (Min) 80 mA

Starting Time (Nom) 0.5 s

Warm Up Time to 60% Light (Nom) 0.1 s

Power Factor (Nom) 0.9

Voltage (Nom) 120-277, 347 V

Temperature

T-Ambient (Max) 45 °C

T-Ambient (Min) -20 °C

T-Storage (Max) 65 °C

T-Storage (Min) -40 °C

T-Case Maximum (Nom) 50 °C

Controls and Dimming

Dimmable No

Mechanical and Housing

Product Length 600 mm

Approval and Application

Energy Saving Product Yes

Energy Efficiency Label (EEL) Not applicable

Approbation Marks UL certificate RoHS compliance

Product Data

Order product name 7T8 LED/24-4000 IF 10/1

EAN/UPC - Product 046677472290

Order code 469296

Datasheet, 2017, October 13 data subject to change

LightingLighting

Numerator - Quantity Per Pack 1

Numerator - Packs per outer box 10

Material Nr. (12NC) 929001311004

Net Weight (Piece) 0.090 kg

Model Number 9290013110

Warnings and Safety• Perform a visual inspection to ensure lamp holders (or sockets) are not damaged or loose. If the lamp holders (or sockets) are damaged,

corroded, charred, blackened or loose, contact a qualified electrician for proper replacement.• Please refer to the ballast compatibility guide located at www.philips.com/instantfit.

Dimensional drawing

A1

A2

A3

D2

D1

TLED 2ft 600mm 6-17W 1050lm 4000K G13 ND

Product D1 D2 A1 A2 A3

7T8 LED/24-4000 IF 10/1 25.7 mm 26.3 mm 588.6 mm 595.7 mm 602.8 mm

Photometric data

2016-12-07

1 x TLED 7W 4000K 160D 9290013110

1 x 1150 lm

Light output ratio 1.00Service upward 0.19Service downward 0.81

CIE flux code 37 65 86 81 100

UGRcen (4Hx8H, 0.25H) 23

Polar intensity diagram

(cd/1000lm)

0-180o

90-270o

0o

180o

30oo

30

60oo

60

90oo

90

120oo

120

50

100

150

200

250

300

γ

Utilisation factor table

Ceiling mounted

Room

Index

k

Reflectances (%) for ceiling, walls and working plane (CIE)

0.60

0.80

1.00

1.25

1.50

2.00

2.50

3.00

4.00

5.00

0.80

0.50

0.30

0.41

0.51

0.59

0.67

0.73

0.82

0.89

0.94

1.00

1.04

0.80

0.50

0.10

0.39

0.48

0.55

0.61

0.66

0.74

0.79

0.82

0.87

0.90

0.70

0.50

0.30

0.40

0.49

0.56

0.64

0.70

0.78

0.85

0.89

0.95

0.99

0.70

0.50

0.20

0.39

0.47

0.54

0.61

0.67

0.75

0.80

0.84

0.89

0.92

0.70

0.50

0.10

0.38

0.46

0.53

0.59

0.64

0.71

0.76

0.79

0.84

0.87

0.70

0.30

0.10

0.30

0.38

0.45

0.51

0.57

0.65

0.70

0.74

0.79

0.83

0.50

0.30

0.10

0.29

0.36

0.42

0.48

0.53

0.61

0.66

0.69

0.74

0.78

0.50

0.10

0.10

0.24

0.31

0.37

0.43

0.48

0.56

0.61

0.66

0.71

0.75

0.30

0.30

0.10

0.27

0.34

0.39

0.45

0.50

0.57

0.61

0.65

0.70

0.73

0.30

0.10

0.10

0.23

0.29

0.35

0.41

0.45

0.53

0.58

0.62

0.67

0.70

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.19

0.25

0.30

0.36

0.40

0.47

0.52

0.55

0.60

0.63

Quantity estimation diagramnr. of luminaires

0

20

40

60

80

)2

(m10 30 50 70 90

300 lx

500 lx

750 lx

hroom: 2.8 mReflectances: 0.70, 0.50, 0.20Maintenance factor: 1.0Ceiling mounted

UGR diagram

4.0

4.0

8.0

8.0

12.0

12.0

16.0

16.0

m

m

X

Y

hroom: 2.8 m

Refl: 0.70 0.50 0.20

Ceiling mounted

: viewed endwise

: viewed crosswise

Y : Parallel to viewing dir.

22

19

22

22

25

22

Luminance Table

)2

(cd/m

0.0 15.0 30.0 45.0 60.0 75.0 90.0

45.0

50.0

55.0

60.0

65.0

70.0

75.0

80.0

85.0

90.0

Plane

Cone

4369

4206

4058

3924

3807

3711

3650

3604

3566

3539

4358

4187

4031

3904

3786

3679

3603

3561

3519

3485

4402

4214

4041

3883

3741

3625

3542

3484

3427

3388

4530

4316

4103

3912

3728

3576

3455

3348

3275

3220

4806

4550

4290

4027

3771

3536

3327

3141

2999

2901

5371

5087

4775

4430

4054

3637

3197

2740

2333

2084

6540

6365

6141

5858

5486

4996

4326

3345

1887

893

General Uniform Lighting

CalcuLuX Photometrics 4.5 Philips Lighting B.V. Page: 1/1

(cd/1000lm)

0-180o

90-270o

0o

o 180

o

30oo

30

60oo

60

90oo

90

120o

120

50

100

150

200

250

300

γ

200 400300 500 6000

40

80

20

60

700 800

100

[nm]

Inte

nsit

y (

%)

LEDtube 600mm 7W G13 840 1150lm

LED InstantFit Lamps

2Datasheet, 2017, October 13 data subject to change

Lifetime

Fa

ilu

re r

ate

in

%

0

60

40

20

80

100

0 300002000010000

Time (hours)

40000 6000050000

Lu

me

n in

%

70

80

75

85

90

95

100

0 2000010000Burning hours

30000 5000040000


© 2017 Philips Lighting Holding B.V. All rights reserved. Philips Lighting reserves the right to make changes in specifications

and/or to discontinue any product at any timewithout notice or obligation and will not be liable for any consequences resulting

from the use of this publication.

www.lighting.philips.com

2017, October 13 - data subject to change

LED InstantFit Lamps9T8 LED/36-4000 IF 10/1


Product data

General Information




B50L70 50000 h

Light Technical














Warm Up Time To 60% Light (Nom) 0.1 s


Voltage (Nom) 120-277, 347 V

Temperature







Dimmable No







Product Data

Order product name 9T8 LED/36-4000 IF 10/1


Order code 469346

Datasheet, 2017, March 15 data subject to change

LightingLighting



Material Nr. (12NC) 929001311504




Dimensional drawing

A1

A2

A3

D2

D1

TLED 3ft 900mm 10.5-25W 1200lm 4000K ND


9T8 LED/36-4000 IF 10/1 25.7 mm 26.3 mm 893.4 mm 900.5 mm 907.6 mm

Photometric data

2016-12-07

1 x TLED 9W 4000K 160D 9290013115

1 x 1200 lm


CIE flux code 37 65 86 81 100



(cd/1000lm)

0-180o

90-270o

0o

180o

30oo

30

60oo

60

90oo

90

120oo

120

50

100

150

200

250

300

γ


Ceiling mounted

Room

Index

k


0.60

0.80

1.00

1.25

1.50

2.00

2.50

3.00

4.00

5.00

0.80

0.50

0.30

0.41

0.51

0.59

0.67

0.73

0.82

0.89

0.94

1.00

1.04

0.80

0.50

0.10

0.39

0.48

0.55

0.61

0.66

0.74

0.79

0.82

0.87

0.90

0.70

0.50

0.30

0.40

0.49

0.56

0.64

0.70

0.78

0.85

0.89

0.95

0.99

0.70

0.50

0.20

0.39

0.47

0.54

0.61

0.67

0.75

0.80

0.84

0.89

0.92

0.70

0.50

0.10

0.38

0.46

0.53

0.59

0.64

0.71

0.76

0.79

0.84

0.87

0.70

0.30

0.10

0.30

0.38

0.45

0.51

0.57

0.65

0.70

0.74

0.79

0.83

0.50

0.30

0.10

0.29

0.36

0.42

0.48

0.53

0.61

0.66

0.69

0.74

0.78

0.50

0.10

0.10

0.24

0.31

0.37

0.43

0.48

0.56

0.61

0.66

0.71

0.75

0.30

0.30

0.10

0.27

0.34

0.39

0.45

0.50

0.57

0.61

0.65

0.70

0.73

0.30

0.10

0.10

0.23

0.29

0.35

0.41

0.45

0.53

0.58

0.62

0.67

0.70

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.19

0.25

0.30

0.36

0.40

0.47

0.52

0.55

0.60

0.63


0

20

40

60

80

)2

(m10 30 50 70 90

300 lx

500 lx

750 lx


UGR diagram

4.0

4.0

8.0

8.0

12.0

12.0

16.0

16.0

m

m

X

Y

hroom: 2.8 m

Refl: 0.70 0.50 0.20

Ceiling mounted

: viewed endwise

: viewed crosswise


22

1922

22

25

22

Luminance Table

)2

(cd/m

0.0 15.0 30.0 45.0 60.0 75.0 90.0

45.0

50.0

55.0

60.0

65.0

70.0

75.0

80.0

85.0

90.0

Plane

Cone

4560

4390

4233

4096

3973

3873

3808

3761

3720

3693

4548

4370

4206

4073

3952

3838

3760

3716

3672

3635

4595

4397

4218

4051

3904

3780

3695

3636

3575

3533

4728

4502

4282

4081

3891

3730

3605

3496

3414

3360

5014

4747

4475

4202

3938

3690

3472

3276

3127

3032

5604

5309

4982

4622

4230

3799

3337

2859

2430

2179

6823

6640

6407

6110

5721

5217

4517

3481

1968

893



200 400300 500 6000

40

80

20

60

700 800

100

[nm]

Inte

nsity (

%)

LEDtube 600mm 8W /840, 1200mm 16W /840






2017, March 15 - data subject to change

LED InstantFit Lamps14T8/48-4000 IF 10/1 DIM


Product data

General Information


Main Application Industrial



B50L70 50000 h

Light Technical


Beam Angle (Nom) 160 °



Rated Beam Angle 160 °






Input Frequency 50 to 60 Hz


Lamp Current (Nom) 180 mA




Voltage (Nom) 120-277, 347 V

Temperature







Dimmable Yes




DesignLights Consortium Qualified Product List DesignLights Consortium Qualified Product List



Energy Consumption kWh/1000 h 18 kWh

Product Data

Order product name 14T8/48-4000 IF 10/1 DIM

Datasheet, 2018, January 10 data subject to change

LightingLighting


Order code 468322



Material Nr. (12NC) 929001158764


Model Number 9290011587C



Dimensional drawing

A1

A2

A3

D2

D1

LEDtube 1200mm 15W/840


14T8/48-4000 IF 10/1 DIM 25.7 mm 28 mm 1198.0 mm 1205.0 mm 1212.0 mm

Photometric data

200 400300 500 6000

40

80

20

60

700 800

100

[nm]

Inte

nsity (

%)

(cd/1000lm)

0-180o

90-270o

0o

180o

30oo

30

60oo

60

90oo

90

120oo

120

50

100

150

200

250

300

2016-10-13

1 x TLED 14W 4000K 160D 9290011587

1 x 2100 lm


CIE flux code 37 65 86 81 100



(cd/1000lm)

0-180o

90-270o

0o

180o

30oo

30

60oo

60

90oo

90

120oo

120

50

100

150

200

250

300

γ


Ceiling mounted

Room

Index

k


0.60

0.80

1.00

1.25

1.50

2.00

2.50

3.00

4.00

5.00

0.80

0.50

0.30

0.41

0.51

0.59

0.67

0.73

0.82

0.89

0.94

1.00

1.04

0.80

0.50

0.10

0.39

0.48

0.55

0.61

0.66

0.74

0.79

0.82

0.87

0.90

0.70

0.50

0.30

0.40

0.49

0.56

0.64

0.70

0.78

0.85

0.89

0.95

0.99

0.70

0.50

0.20

0.39

0.47

0.54

0.61

0.67

0.75

0.80

0.84

0.89

0.92

0.70

0.50

0.10

0.38

0.46

0.53

0.59

0.64

0.71

0.76

0.79

0.84

0.87

0.70

0.30

0.10

0.30

0.38

0.45

0.51

0.57

0.65

0.70

0.74

0.79

0.83

0.50

0.30

0.10

0.29

0.36

0.42

0.48

0.53

0.61

0.66

0.69

0.74

0.78

0.50

0.10

0.10

0.24

0.31

0.37

0.43

0.48

0.56

0.61

0.66

0.71

0.75

0.30

0.30

0.10

0.27

0.34

0.39

0.45

0.50

0.57

0.61

0.65

0.70

0.73

0.30

0.10

0.10

0.23

0.29

0.35

0.41

0.45

0.53

0.58

0.62

0.67

0.70

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.19

0.25

0.30

0.36

0.40

0.47

0.52

0.55

0.60

0.63


0

10

20

30

40

)2

(m10 30 50 70 90

300 lx

500 lx

750 lx


UGR diagram

4.0

4.0

8.0

8.0

12.0

12.0

16.0

16.0

m

m

X

Y

hroom: 2.8 m

Refl: 0.70 0.50 0.20

Ceiling mounted

: viewed endwise

: viewed crosswise


25

22

25

25

28

25

Luminance Table

)2

(cd/m

0.0 15.0 30.0 45.0 60.0 75.0 90.0

45.0

50.0

55.0

60.0

65.0

70.0

75.0

80.0

85.0

90.0

Plane

Cone

7978

7681

7409

7166

6954

6778

6666

6582

6511

6464

7959

7646

7361

7129

6914

6719

6578

6503

6427

6363

8040

7694

7382

7090

6832

6617

6468

6359

6259

6185

8273

7881

7492

7143

6811

6529

6311

6115

5978

5886

8777

8309

7833

7355

6891

6458

6071

5736

5477

5304

9805

9293

8717

8092

7401

6645

5845

5005

4252

3819

11940

11623

11218

10693

10013

9126

7902

6100

3451

1531




2Datasheet, 2018, January 10 data subject to change

LED InstantFit Lamps16.5PL-LED/24-4000 IF 10/1


Product data

General Information

Cap-Base 2G11 [ 2G11]




B50L70 40000 h

Light Technical

Color Code 840 [ CCT of 4000K]


Luminous Flux (Nom) 2100 lm









Power (Rated) (Nom) 16.5 W



Warm Up Time to 60% Light (Nom) instant full light s


Voltage (Nom) 120-277 V

Temperature







Dimmable No





Suitable For Accent Lighting No

Energy Efficiency Label (EEL) A+

Approval Marks CE marking UL certificate RoHS compliance KEMA

Keur certificate



LightingLighting

Product Data

Order product name 16.5PL-LED/24-4000 IF 10/1


Order code 929001151504



Material Nr. (12NC) 929001151504


Warnings and Safety• Philips LED T8 InstantFit lamps will only operate properly on compatible instant-start ballasts. Please referto the Philips LED T8 InstantFit

Installation Guide, which can be obtained through your local Philips Sales Representative, or visit www.philips.com/tled

Dimensional drawing

A1

A2

A3

D2

D1

LEDtube 500mm 16.5W/840


16.5PL-LED/24-4000 IF 10/1 33 mm 43.6 mm 564 mm 570.6 mm 570.6 mm

Photometric data

0º(cd/1000lm)

0-180° 90-270°

30º30º

60º

90º

60º

90º

120º 120º180º

50

100

150

200

250

300

LEDtube 500mm 16.5 W 2G11

200 400300 500 6000

40

80

20

60

700 800

100

[nm]

Inte

nsity (

%)

LEDtube 500mm 16.5W/840 2G11






2018, January 11 - data subject to change

LED InstantFit Lamps13T8 LED/24-4000 IF-6U 10/1


Product data

General Information




B50L70 50000 h

Light Technical
















Voltage (Nom) 120-277, 347 V

Temperature







Dimmable No







Product Data

Order product name 13T8 LED/24-4000 IF-6U 10/1


Order code 469395


LightingLighting



Material Nr. (12NC) 929001312004





Dimensional drawing

A1

B

D2

D1

D

TLED Ubent Ubent 13-32W 2100lm 4000K ND

Product D1 D2 B A1 D

13T8 LED/24-4000 IF-6U 10/1 25.7 mm 28 mm 152 mm 570 mm 27.8 mm

Photometric data

2016-12-07

1 x TLED 13W 4000K 160D 9290013120

1 x 2100 lm


CIE flux code 41 70 89 90 100



(cd/1000lm)

0-180o

90-270o

0o

180o

30oo

30

60oo

60

90oo

90

120oo

120

50

100

150

200

250

300

γ


Ceiling mounted

Room

Index

k


0.60

0.80

1.00

1.25

1.50

2.00

2.50

3.00

4.00

5.00

0.80

0.50

0.30

0.44

0.54

0.62

0.70

0.77

0.86

0.93

0.98

1.04

1.08

0.80

0.50

0.10

0.42

0.51

0.58

0.64

0.70

0.77

0.82

0.85

0.90

0.93

0.70

0.50

0.30

0.43

0.52

0.60

0.68

0.74

0.83

0.89

0.94

1.00

1.03

0.70

0.50

0.20

0.42

0.51

0.58

0.65

0.71

0.79

0.84

0.88

0.93

0.97

0.70

0.50

0.10

0.41

0.49

0.56

0.63

0.68

0.75

0.80

0.83

0.88

0.91

0.70

0.30

0.10

0.33

0.42

0.49

0.55

0.61

0.69

0.74

0.78

0.84

0.87

0.50

0.30

0.10

0.32

0.40

0.47

0.53

0.58

0.66

0.71

0.75

0.80

0.83

0.50

0.10

0.10

0.27

0.35

0.41

0.48

0.53

0.62

0.67

0.72

0.77

0.81

0.30

0.30

0.10

0.31

0.39

0.45

0.51

0.56

0.63

0.69

0.72

0.77

0.80

0.30

0.10

0.10

0.27

0.34

0.40

0.47

0.52

0.60

0.65

0.69

0.74

0.78

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.24

0.31

0.37

0.43

0.48

0.55

0.60

0.64

0.69

0.72


0

10

20

30

40

)2

(m10 30 50 70 90

300 lx

500 lx

750 lx


UGR diagram

4.0

4.0

8.0

8.0

12.0

12.0

16.0

16.0

m

m

X

Y

hroom: 2.8 m

Refl: 0.70 0.50 0.20

Ceiling mounted

: viewed endwise

: viewed crosswise

Y : Parallel to viewing dir.25

22

28

22

Luminance Table

)2

(cd/m

0.0 15.0 30.0 45.0 60.0 75.0 90.0

45.0

50.0

55.0

60.0

65.0

70.0

75.0

80.0

85.0

90.0

Plane

Cone

5269

5355

5479

5670

5948

6339

6971

7966

9048

6866

5067

5100

5176

5283

5475

5769

6242

6988

8092

5762

4832

4806

4812

4835

4921

5071

5335

5809

6589

4679

4590

4499

4408

4326

4278

4271

4336

4471

4774

3323

4465

4296

4116

3915

3680

3453

3201

2958

2735

1602

4524

4337

4118

3861

3529

3129

2585

1862

926

0

4821

4705

4577

4429

4268

4112

4005

4019

4263

4147



(cd/1000lm)

0-180o

90-270o

0o

o 180

o

30oo

30

60oo

60

90oo

90

120o

120

50

100

150

200

250

300

200 400300 500 6000

40

80

20

60

700 800

100

[nm]

Inte

nsity (

%)

LEDtube 1200mm HO 18 W T8, 1200mm 18 W T8 I /840



Lifetime

Fa

ilu

re r

ate

in

%

0

60

40

20

80

100

0 300002000010000

Time (hours)

40000 6000050000

Lu

me

n in

%

70

80

75

85

90

95

100

0 2000010000Burning hours

30000 5000040000






2017, October 13 - data subject to change

LED InstantFit Lamps24T5 LED/HO/48-4000 IF 10/1


Product data

General Information

Cap-Base G5 [ G5]



B50L70 50000 h

Light Technical

















Temperature






Dimmable No




DesignLights Consortium Qualified Product List DesignLights Consortium Qualified Product List



Product Data

Order product name 24T5 LED/HO/48-4000 IF 10/1


Order code 467142



LightingLighting


Material Nr. (12NC) 929001283904





Dimensional drawing

A1

A2

A3

D2

D1

TLED 120V 24-54W 3600lm 4000K G5


24T5 LED/HO/48-4000 IF

10/1

15.2 mm 17.8 mm 1147.8 mm 1154.9 mm 1162 mm

Photometric data

200 400300 500 6000

40

80

20

60

700 800

100

[nm]

Inte

nsity (

%)

2016-10-28

1 x TLED 24W 4000K 160D 9290012839

1 x 3500 lm


CIE flux code 40 69 88 88 100



(cd/1000lm)

0-180o

90-270o

0o

180o

30oo

30

60oo

60

90oo

90

120oo

120

50

100

150

200

250

300

γ


Ceiling mounted

Room

Index

k


0.60

0.80

1.00

1.25

1.50

2.00

2.50

3.00

4.00

5.00

0.80

0.50

0.30

0.43

0.53

0.61

0.69

0.76

0.85

0.92

0.97

1.03

1.07

0.80

0.50

0.10

0.41

0.50

0.57

0.64

0.69

0.76

0.81

0.85

0.89

0.92

0.70

0.50

0.30

0.42

0.51

0.59

0.67

0.73

0.82

0.88

0.92

0.98

1.02

0.70

0.50

0.20

0.41

0.50

0.57

0.64

0.70

0.78

0.83

0.87

0.92

0.95

0.70

0.50

0.10

0.40

0.48

0.55

0.62

0.67

0.74

0.79

0.82

0.87

0.89

0.70

0.30

0.10

0.32

0.41

0.48

0.54

0.60

0.68

0.73

0.77

0.82

0.86

0.50

0.30

0.10

0.31

0.39

0.46

0.52

0.57

0.65

0.70

0.74

0.79

0.82

0.50

0.10

0.10

0.26

0.34

0.40

0.47

0.52

0.60

0.66

0.70

0.75

0.79

0.30

0.30

0.10

0.30

0.37

0.44

0.50

0.54

0.62

0.67

0.70

0.75

0.78

0.30

0.10

0.10

0.25

0.33

0.39

0.45

0.50

0.58

0.63

0.67

0.72

0.76

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.23

0.29

0.35

0.41

0.46

0.53

0.58

0.62

0.67

0.70


0

6

12

18

24

)2

(m10 30 50 70 90

300 lx

500 lx

750 lx


UGR diagram

4.0

4.0

8.0

8.0

12.0

12.0

16.0

16.0

m

m

X

Y

hroom: 2.8 m

Refl: 0.70 0.50 0.20

Ceiling mounted

: viewed endwise

: viewed crosswise


28

28

31

28

Luminance Table

)2

(cd/m

0.0 15.0 30.0 45.0 60.0 75.0 90.0

45.0

50.0

55.0

60.0

65.0

70.0

75.0

80.0

85.0

90.0

Plane

Cone

25367

23952

22588

21275

20070

19026

18044

17188

16365

15599

25102

23570

22064

20623

19273

18080

16968

15958

14963

14125

25705

24068

22424

20854

19352

18002

16755

15583

14404

13506

27287

25568

23790

22088

20420

18898

17499

16141

14735

13789

30242

28460

26557

24609

22550

20499

18393

16194

13999

12944

35059

33403

31543

29462

27028

24344

21213

17561

13712

12377

42886

41962

40829

39331

37202

34463

30422

24232

14520

7813



(cd/1000lm)

0-180° 90-270°

0°

180°

30°30°

60°60°

90°90°

120°120°

50

100

150

200

250

300



T8

LED

Lamp

Brand

Bare

Lamp

Watts

(W)

Nom.

Initial

Lumens

Min.

Start

Temp

(°F/°C)

Num.

of

Lamps

Input

Current

(A)

Input

Power

(W)

Max

THD%

Power

Factor

2 0.21/0.09 25 10 0.99/0.96

1 0.11/0.06 14 15 0.98/0.90

2 0.28/0.12 33 10 0.99/0.97

1 0.17/0.08 20 15 0.99/0.94

2 0.33/0.14 40 10 0.99/0.97

1 0.17/0.08 20 15 0.99/0.94

2 0.33/0.14 40 10 0.99/0.97

1 0.17/0.08 20 15 0.99/0.94

2 0.20/0.09 24 10 0.99/0.95

1 0.11/0.05 13 15 0.98/0.89

2 0.18/0.08 21 10 0.99/0.94

1 0.10/0.05 12 15 0.98/0.88

Revised:

ICN-2P16-TLED-N

07/28/15

Electrical Specifications

Brand Name

Driver Type

Lamp Connection

Input Voltage

Input Frequency

8.5T8/24-3000 IF 10/1

8.5T8/24-3500 IF 10/1

8.5T8/24-4000 IF 10/1

8.5T8/24-5000 IF 10/1

-13/-25

Philips LED InstantFit T8 - 3'

452052

452060

452078

452086

9290011183

9290011184

9290011185

9290011186

10.5T8/36-3000 IF 10/1

10.5T8/36-3500 IF 10/1

10.5T8/36-4000 IF 10/1

10.5T8/36-5000 IF 10/1

10.5

Data is based on tests performed by Philips Lighting NA in a controlled environment and is representative of relative performance. Actual performance can vary depending on operating

conditions. Specifications are subject to change without notice. All specifications are nominal unless otherwise noted.

Status Active

-13/-25

Philips

LED InstantFit

T8 U-Bent -6"

High Output

452664

452672

452680

452698

9290011196

9290011197

9290011198

9290011199

16.5T8/22.5-3000 IF-6U 10/1

16.5T8/22.5-3500 IF-6U 10/1

16.5T8/22.5-4000 IF-6U 10/1

16.5T8/22.5-5000 IF-6U 10/1

16.5

2000

2000

2100

2150

-13/-25


452011

452029

452037

452045

9290011179

9290011180

9290011181

9290011182

-13/-25

PhilipsLED InstantFit T8 - 4'

High Output

456897

456905

456913

456921

9290011585

9290011586

9290011587

9290011588

15T8/48-3000 IF 10/1

15T8/48-3500 IF 10/1

15T8/48-4000 IF 10/1

15T8/48-5000 IF 10/1

15

2000

2000

2100

2100

-13/-2516.5

2000

2000

2100

2150

CENTIUM

T8 LED Electronic

Parallel

120-277V

50/60 Hz

Philips

12T8/48-3000 IF 10/1

12T8/48-3500 IF 10/1

12T8/48-4000 IF 10/1

12T8/48-5000 IF 10/1

12

1500

1500

1600

1650

LED InstantFit T8 - 4'

453589

453597

453605

453613

9290011239

9290011240

9290011241

9290011242

Driver Specifications @120V/@277VCompatible Lamp Information

8.5

950

1040

1050

1100

1100

1160

1200

1270

T8 LED Lamp

Description

T8 LED

Lamp

Product

No.

T8 LED Lamp

Model No.

T8 LED Lamp Ordering

Code

-13/-25


High Output

434860

434878

434886

434894

9290002880

9290002881

9290002882

9290002883

16.5T8/48-3000 IF 10/1

16.5T8/48-3500 IF 10/1

16.5T8/48-4000 IF 10/1

16.5T8/48-5000 IF 10/1

T8 LED DRIVER

LED LAMP

LED LAMP

in. cm.

Black 24 61.0

White 24 61.0

Blue 28 71.1

Red 43 109.2

Standard Lead Length (inches)

Philips Lighting N.A.10275 West Higgins Road • Rosemont, IL 60018 • www.philips.com/advance

Tel: 800-322-2086 • Fax: 800-423-1882 • Customer Support: 800-372-3331 • OEM Support: 866-915-5886

Notes:

Section I - Physical Characteristics

1.1 Driver shall be physically interchangeable with standard electromagnetic or standard electronic ballasts, where applicable.

1.2 Driver shall be provided with integral leads color coded per ANSI C82.11.

Section II - Performance Requirements

2.1 Driver shall energize compatible LED lamps within 1 second after mains power is applied.

2.2 Driver shall provide Independent Lamp Operation (ILO) allowing remaining lamp(s) to maintain full light output when one or more lamps fail.

2.3 Driver shall contain auto restart circuitry in order to restart lamps without resetting power.

2.4 Driver shall operate from a 50Hz or 60 Hz AC input source of 120V through 277V with sustained variations of +/- 10% (voltage and frequency).

2.5 Driver shall be high frequency electronic type and operate lamps at frequencies above 42 kHz to avoid interference with infrared devices and eliminate visible flicker.

2.8 Driver shall have a Class A sound rating.

2.9 Driver shall have a minimum starting temperature of -13°F / -25°C.

2.10 Driver shall tolerate sustained open circuit and short circuit output conditions.

2.11 Driver shall be capable of operating lamps remotely and in tandem for wire lengths up to 20 ft.

2.12 Driver shall be suitable of operation in up to a 45°C ambient temperature.

Section III - Regulatory Requirements

3.1 Driver shall not contain any Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB).

3.2 Driver shall be Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Recognized, Class P, and suitable for Damp and Dry conditions; and CSA Certified where applicable.

3.3 Driver shall comply with ANSI C62.41 Category A Transient protection.

3.5 Driver shall comply with NEMA 410 for in-rush current limits.

Section IV - Other

4.1 Driver shall be manufactured in a factory certified to ISO 9001 Quality System Standards.

4.2 Driver shall carry a five year warranty from date of manufacture against defects in material and workmanship when operating in a 45°C ambient environment or less.


2.7 Driver input current shall Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) of 10% or less when operating the maximum rated number of compatible lamps and 15% or less when

operating the minimum rated number of compatible lamps.

2.6 Driver shall have a Power Factor of 0.94 or above when operating the maximum rated number of compatible lamps, and 0.88 or above when operating the

minimum rated number of compatible lamps.

3.4 Driver shall comply with the requirements of the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) rules and regulations, Title 47, CFR part 15, Non-Consumer (Class A)

for EMI/RFI (conducted and radiated).

Input Voltage 120-277V

Input Frequency 50/60 Hz

Status Active

Lamp Connection Parallel

ICN-2P16-TLED-N

Brand Name CENTIUM

Driver Type T8 LED Electronic



LED InstantFit Lamps16.5PL-LED/24-4000 IF 10/1


Product data

General Information

Cap-Base 2G11 [ 2G11]




B50L70 40000 h

Light Technical

Color Code 840 [ CCT of 4000K]


Luminous Flux (Nom) 2100 lm









Power (Rated) (Nom) 16.5 W



Warm Up Time to 60% Light (Nom) instant full light s



Temperature







Dimmable No





Suitable For Accent Lighting No

Energy Efficiency Label (EEL) A+

Approval Marks CE marking UL certificate RoHS compliance KEMA

Keur certificate



LightingLighting

Product Data

Order product name 16.5PL-LED/24-4000 IF 10/1


Order code 929001151504



Material Nr. (12NC) 929001151504


Warnings and Safety• Philips LED T8 InstantFit lamps will only operate properly on compatible instant-start ballasts. Please referto the Philips LED T8 InstantFit

Installation Guide, which can be obtained through your local Philips Sales Representative, or visit www.philips.com/tled

Dimensional drawing

A1

A2

A3

D2

D1

LEDtube 500mm 16.5W/840


16.5PL-LED/24-4000 IF 10/1 33 mm 43.6 mm 564 mm 570.6 mm 570.6 mm

Photometric data

0º(cd/1000lm)

0-180° 90-270°

30º30º

60º

90º

60º

90º

120º 120º180º

50

100

150

200

250

300

LEDtube 500mm 16.5 W 2G11

200 400300 500 6000

40

80

20

60

700 800

100

[nm]

Inte

nsity (

%)

LEDtube 500mm 16.5W/840 2G11






2018, January 11 - data subject to change

T8

LED

Lamp

Brand

Bare

Lamp

Watts

(W)

Nom.

Initial

Lumens

Min.

Start

Temp

(°F/°C)

Num.

of

Lamps

Input

Current

(A)

Input

Power

(W)

Max

THD%

Power

Factor

4 0.41/0/18 49 10 0.99/0.96

3 0.34/0.15 41 15 0.99/0.95

4 0.51/0.22 61 10 0.99/0.97

3 0.54/0.23 65 15 0.99/0.97

4 0.60/0.26 71 10 0.99/0.97

3 0.50/0.22 60 15 0.99/0.97

4 0.38/0.17 45 10 0.99/0.95

3 0.31/0.14 38 15 0.99/0.94

4 0.33/0.15 39 10 0.99/0.94

3 0.27/0.13 33 15 0.99/0.93

Revised:


ICN-4P16-TLED-N

Brand Name CENTIUM




Electrical Specifications Status Active

Compatible Lamp Information Driver Specifications @120V/@277V

T8 LED Lamp

Description

T8 LED

Lamp

Product

No.

T8 LED Lamp

Model No.

T8 LED Lamp Ordering

Code

1500

1500

1600

1650

-13/-25


High Output

456897

456905

456913

456921

9290011585

9290011586

9290011587

9290011588

15T8/48-3000 IF 10/1

15T8/48-3500 IF 10/1

15T8/48-4000 IF 10/1

15T8/48-5000 IF 10/1

15

2000

2000

2100

2100

-13/-25


453589

453597

453605

453613

9290011239

9290011240

9290011241

9290011242

12T8/48-3000 IF 10/1

12T8/48-3500 IF 10/1

12T8/48-4000 IF 10/1

12T8/48-5000 IF 10/1

12

10.5T8/36-3000 IF 10/1

10.5T8/36-3500 IF 10/1

10.5T8/36-4000 IF 10/1

10.5T8/36-5000 IF 10/1

10.5

2000

2000

2100

2150

-13/-25PhilipsLED InstantFit T8 - 4'

High Output

434860

434878

434886

434894

9290002880

9290002881

9290002882

9290002883

16.5T8/48-3000 IF 10/1

16.5T8/48-3500 IF 10/1

16.5T8/48-4000 IF 10/1

16.5T8/48-5000 IF 10/1

16.5

07/28/15

Data is based on tests performed by Philips Lighting NA in a controlled environment and is representative of relative performance. Actual performance can vary depending on operating

conditions. Specifications are subject to change without notice. All specifications are nominal unless otherwise noted.

1100

1160

1200

1270

-13/-25


452011

452029

452037

452045

9290011179

9290011180

9290011181

9290011182

8.5T8/24-3000 IF 10/1

8.5T8/24-3500 IF 10/1

8.5T8/24-4000 IF 10/1

8.5T8/24-5000 IF 10/1

8.5

950

1040

1050

1100

-13/-25


452052

452060

452078

452086

9290011183

9290011184

9290011185

9290011186

T8 LED DRIVER

LED LAMP

LED LAMP

LED LAMP

LED LAMP

in. cm.

Black 24 61.0

White 24 61.0

Blue 28 71.1

Red 28 71.1

Yellow 43 109.2




Notes:

Section I - Physical Characteristics

1.1 Driver shall be physically interchangeable with standard electromagnetic or standard electronic ballasts, where applicable.

1.2 Driver shall be provided with integral leads color coded per ANSI C82.11.

Section II - Performance Requirements

2.1 Driver shall energize compatible LED lamps within 1 second after mains power is applied.

2.2 Driver shall provide Independent Lamp Operation (ILO) allowing remaining lamp(s) to maintain full light output when one or more lamps fail.

2.3 Driver shall contain auto restart circuitry in order to restart lamps without resetting power.

2.4 Driver shall operate from a 50Hz or 60 Hz AC input source of 120V through 277V with sustained variations of +/- 10% (voltage and frequency).

2.5 Driver shall be high frequency electronic type and operate lamps at frequencies above 42 kHz to avoid interference with infrared devices and eliminate visible flicker.

2.8 Driver shall have a Class A sound rating.

2.9 Driver shall have a minimum starting temperature of -13°F / -25°C.

2.10 Driver shall tolerate sustained open circuit and short circuit output conditions.

2.11 Driver shall be capable of operating lamps remotely and in tandem for wire lengths up to 20 ft.

2.12 Driver shall be suitable of operation in up to a 45°C ambient temperature.

Section III - Regulatory Requirements

3.1 Driver shall not contain any Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB).

3.2 Driver shall be Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Recognized, Class P, and suitable for Damp and Dry conditions; and CSA Certified where applicable.

3.3 Driver shall comply with ANSI C62.41 Category A Transient protection.

3.5 Driver shall comply with NEMA 410 for in-rush current limits.

Section IV - Other

4.1 Driver shall be manufactured in a factory certified to ISO 9001 Quality System Standards.

4.2 Driver shall carry a five year warranty from date of manufacture against defects in material and workmanship when operating in a 45°C ambient environment or less.


ICN-4P16-TLED-N

Brand Name CENTIUM




Electrical Specifications Status Active

2.6 Driver shall have a Power Factor of 0.94 or above when operating the maximum rated number of compatible lamps, and 0.88 or above when operating the

minimum rated number of compatible lamps.

2.7 Driver input current shall Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) of 10% or less when operating the maximum rated number of compatible lamps and 15% or less when

operating the minimum rated number of compatible lamps.

3.4 Driver shall comply with the requirements of the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) rules and regulations, Title 47, CFR part 15, Non-Consumer (Class A)

for EMI/RFI (conducted and radiated).



Revised 04/14/2009

Data is based upon tests performed by Philips Lighting Electronics N.A. in a controlled environment and is representative of relative performance. Actual performance can varydepending on operating conditions. Specifications are subject to change without notice. All specifications are nominal unless otherwise noted.

PHILIPS LIGHTING ELECTRONICS N.A.10275 WEST HIGGINS ROAD · ROSEMONT, IL 60018

Tel: 800-322-2086 · Fax: 888-423-1882 · www.philips.com/advanceCustomer Support/Technical Service: 800-372-3331 · OEM Support: 866-915-5886

ICN4S5490C2LSG@120Brand Name CENTIUM T5Ballast Type Electronic

Starting Method Programmed StartLamp Connection Series/Parallel

Input Voltage 120-277Input Frequency 50/60 HZ

Status Active


Lamp Type Num.of

Lamps

RatedLamp Watts

Min. StartTemp (°F/C)

InputCurrent(Amps)

InputPower(ANSIWatts)

Ballast Factor

MAXTHD

%

PowerFactor

MAX LampCurrent

Crest Factor

B.E.F.

F54T5/HO 1 54 -20/-29 0.52 62 0.99 10 0.98 1.7 1.60 F54T5/HO 2 54 -20/-29 0.99 118 0.99 10 0.98 1.7 0.84 F54T5/HO 3 54 -20/-29 1.52 182 1.00 10 0.98 1.7 0.55* F54T5/HO 4 54 -20/-29 2.00 240 1.00 10 0.98 1.7 0.42

Wiring DiagramOperates 2 or 3 lamps (A)

ooSWBALLAST

GNBKWH

YLBR

LAMPGR

RD

LAMP

LAMP

BLOR

Operates 1 or 3 lamps (B)

BALLAST

LAMPRD

LAMP

LAMPBL/WHBR

YLSameInput

Wiring

(A)SWON

OFF

# Lamps ON3 Lamps ON2 Lamps ON

(B)

3 Lamps ON1 Lamp ON

(C)

4 Lamps ON2 Lamps ON

# Lamps ON # Lamps ON2 or 4

lamps (C)

BALLAST

RD

LAMP

LAMP

BLUESameInput

Wiring

OR

BR

LAMP

LAMP

YLBL/WH GN=Green BK=Black WH=White

GR=Grey OR = Orange BL=Blue BR=BrownYL=Yellow BL/WH=Blue/White

RD=Red

BLUE

The wiring diagram that appears above is for the lamp type denoted by the asterisk (*)

Standard Lead Length (inches) in. cm.

Black 32 81.3White 32 81.3

Blue 54 137.2Red 51 129.5

Yellow 60 152.4Gray 32 81.3

Violet 0

in. cm.Yellow/Blue 0Blue/White 42 106.7

Brown 60 152.4Orange 42 106.7

Orange/Black 0Black/White 0

Red/White 0

Enclosure

Enclosure Dimensions OverAll (L) Width (W) Height (H) Mounting (M)

16.7 " 1.7 " 1.18 " 16.34 "16 7/10 1 7/10 1 9/50 16 17/5042.4 cm 4.3 cm 3 cm 41.5 cm

ICN4S5490C2LSG@120Brand Name CENTIUM T5Ballast Type Electronic

Starting Method Programmed StartLamp Connection Series/Parallel


Status Active


Notes:Section I - Physical Characteristics1.1 Ballast shall be physically interchangeable with standard electromagnetic or standard electronic ballasts, where applicable.1.2 Ballast shall be provided with integral leads or poke-in wire trap connectors color-coded per ANSI C82.11.

Section II - Performance Requirements2.1 Ballast shall be Programmed Start.2.2 Ballast shall contain auto restart circuitry in order to restart lamps without resetting power.2.3 Ballast shall operate from 50/60 Hz input source of ___________________ (120V through 277V or 347V through 480V) with sustained variations of +/- 10% (voltage and frequency).2.4 Ballast shall be high frequency electronic type and operate lamps at a frequency above 42 kHz to avoid interference with infrared devices and eliminate visible flicker.2.5 Ballast shall have a Power Factor greater than 0.98 for primary lamp.2.6 Ballast shall have a minimum ballast factor of 1.00 for primary lamp application.2.7 Ballast shall provide for a Lamp Current Crest Factor of 1.7 or less.2.8 Ballast input current shall have Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) of less than 20% for Standard models and THD of less than 10% for Centium models when operated at nominal line voltage with primary lamp.2.9 Ballast shall have a Class A sound rating.2.10 Ballast shall have a minimum starting temperature of _______ {-18C (0F) or -28C (-20F)} for primary lamp. Consult lamp manufacturer for temperature versus light output characteristics.2.11 Ballast shall provide Lamp EOL Protection Circuit.2.12 Ballast shall tolerate sustained open circuit and short circuit output conditions.2.13 Four-lamp ballast shall have (semi-independent or independent) lamp operation.

Section III - Regulatory Requirements3.1 Ballast shall not contain any Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB).3.2 Ballast shall be Underwriters Laboratories (UL) listed, Class P and Type 1 Outdoor; and Canadian Standards Association (CSA) certified where applicable.3.3 Ballast shall comply with ANSI C62.41 Category A for Transient protection.3.4 Ballast shall comply with ANSI C82.11 where applicable.3.5 Ballast shall comply with the requirements of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules and regulations, Title 47 CFR part 18, Non-Consumer (Class A) for EMI/RFI (conducted and radiated).3.6 Ballast shall comply with UL Type CC rating.3.7 Ballast shall comply with NEMA 410 for in-rush current limits.

Section IV - Other4.1 Ballast shall be manufactured in a factory certified to ISO 9001 Quality System Standards.4.2 Ballast shall carry a five-year warranty from date of manufacture against defects in material or workmanship, including replacement, for operation at a maximum case temperature of 70C. Ballasts with a "90C" designation in their catalog number shall also carry a three-year warranty at a maximum case temperature of 90C.4.3 Manufacturer shall have a twenty-year history of producing electronic ballasts for the North American market.

Revised 04/14/2009

Data is based upon tests performed by Philips Lighting Electronics N.A. in a controlled environment and is representative of relative performance. Actual performance can varydepending on operating conditions. Specifications are subject to change without notice. All specifications are nominal unless otherwise noted.

PHILIPS LIGHTING ELECTRONICS N.A.10275 WEST HIGGINS ROAD · ROSEMONT, IL 60018

Tel: 800-322-2086 · Fax: 888-423-1882 · www.philips.com/advanceCustomer Support/Technical Service: 800-372-3331 · OEM Support: 866-915-5886

Revised 09/02/11

Data is based upon tests performed by Advance Transformer in a controlled environment and representative of relative performance. Actual performance can vary dependingon operating conditions. Specifications are subject to change without notice. All specifications are nominal unless otherwise noted.

ADVANCE TRANSFORMER CO.O'HARE INTERNATIONAL CENTER · 10275 WEST HIGGINS ROAD · ROSEMONT, IL 60018

Customer Support/Technical Service: Phone: 800-372-3331 · Fax: 847-768-7768Corporate Offices: Phone: 800-322-2086

ICN2S54N@120VBrand Name CENTIUM T5Ballast Type Electronic

Starting Method Programmed StartLamp Connection Series


Status Active


Lamp Type Num.of

Lamps

RatedLamp Watts


Input Current(Amps)

Input Power(ANSIWatts)

BallastFactor

MAXTHD

%

PowerFactor

MAX LampCurrent Crest

Factor

B.E.F.

F54T5/HO 1 54 -20/-29 0.52 62 1.02 15 0.98 1.7 1.65* F54T5/HO 2 54 -20/-29 1.00 120 1.00 10 0.98 1.7 0.83

F54T5/HO/ES(49W)

1 49 -20/-29 0.50 60 1.10 15 0.98 1.7 1.83

F54T5/HO/ES(49W)

2 49 -20/-29 0.93 110 1.04 10 0.98 1.7 0.95

FT36W/2G11 1 36 -20/-29 0.39 46 1.11 20 0.98 1.7 2.41 FT36W/2G11 2 36 -20/-29 0.75 90 1.11 10 0.98 1.7 1.23 FT50W/2G11 1 50 -20/-29 0.51 61 1.14 15 0.98 1.7 1.87 FT50W/2G11 2 50 -20/-29 0.99 118 1.07 10 0.98 1.7 0.91 FT55W/2G11 1 55 -20/-29 0.49 58 0.98 15 0.98 1.7 1.69 FT55W/2G11 2 55 -20/-29 0.94 112 0.93 10 0.98 1.7 0.83

Wiring Diagram

The wiring diagram that appears above is forthe lamp type denoted by the asterisk (*)


in. cm.Black 25 63.5White 25 63.5

Blue 27 68.6Red 27 68.6

Yellow 42 106.7Gray 0

Violet 0

in. cm.Yellow/Blue 0Blue/White 0

Brown 0Orange 0


Red/White 0

B A L L A S T

L A M P

D ia g . 7 4

R E DR E D

B L U EB L U E

Y E L L O WY E L L O W

B L A C KW H IT E

L IN E

L A M P

Enclosure

Enclosure Dimensions

OverAll (L) Width (W) Height (H) Mounting (M)9.5 " 1.3 " 1.0 " 8.9 "9 1/2 1 3/10 1 8 9/10

24.1 cm 3.3 cm 2.5 cm 22.6 cm




Status Active


Notes:

Section I - Physical Characteristics1.1 Ballast shall be physically interchangeable with standard electromagnetic or standard electronic ballasts, where applicable.1.2 Ballast shall be provided with integral leads or poke-in wire trap connectors color-coded per ANSI C82.11.

Section II - Performance2.1 Ballast shall be Programmed Start.2.2 Ballast shall contain auto restart circuitry in order to restart lamps without resetting power.2.3 Ballast shall operate from 50/60 Hz input source of _____________ (120V through 277V or 347V through 480V) with sustained variationsof +/- 10% (voltage and frequency).2.4 Ballast shall be high frequency electronic type and operate lamps at a frequency above 42 kHz to avoid interference with infrared devicesand eliminate visible flicker.2.5 Ballast shall have a Power Factor greater than 0.98 for primary lamp.2.6 Ballast shall have a minimum ballast factor of 1.0 for primary lamp application.2.7 Ballast shall provide for a Lamp Current Crest Factor of 1.7 or less.2.8 Ballast input current shall have Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) of less than 10% when operated at nominal line voltage with primary lamp.2.9 Ballast shall have a Class A sound rating.2.10 Ballast shall have a minimum starting temperature of _______ {-18C (0F) or -29C (-20F)} for primary lamp. Consult lamp manufacturer fortemperature versus light output characteristics.2.11 Ballast shall provide Lamp EOL Protection Circuit.2.12 Ballast shall tolerate sustained open circuit and short circuit output conditions.2.13 Four-lamp ballast shall have (semi-independent or independent) lamp operation.

Section III - Regulatory3.1 Ballast shall not contain any Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB).3.2 Ballast shall be Underwriters Laboratories (UL) listed, Class P and Type 1 Outdoor; and Canadian Standards Association (CSA) certifiedwhere applicable.3.3 Ballast shall comply with ANSI C62.41 Category A for Transient protection.3.4 Ballast shall comply with ANSI C82.11 where applicable.3.5 Ballast shall comply with applicable requirements of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules and regulations, Title 47 CFRpart 18, for Non-Consumer equipment.3.6 Ballast shall comply with UL Type CC rating.3.7 Ballast shall comply with NEMA 410 for in-rush current limits.

Section IV - Other4.1 Ballast shall be manufactured in a factory certified to ISO 9001 Quality System Standards.4.2 Ballast shall carry a five-year warranty from date of manufacture against defects in material or workmanship, including replacement, foroperation at a maximum case temperature of 70C. Ballasts with a "90C" designation in their catalog number shall also carry a three-yearwarranty at a maximum case temperature of 90C.4.3 Manufacturer shall have a twenty-year history of producing electronic ballasts for the North American market.

Revised 09/02/11


ADVANCE TRANSFORMER CO.O'HARE INTERNATIONAL CENTER - 10275 WEST HIGGINS ROAD - ROSEMONT, ILLINOIS 60018

TELEPHONE: (847)390-5000 FAX: (847)768-7768

Revised 09/02/11







Status Active


Lamp Type Num.of

Lamps

RatedLamp Watts


Input Current(Amps)


BallastFactor

MAXTHD

%

PowerFactor


Factor

B.E.F.

F54T5/HO 1 54 -20/-29 0.23 62 1.00 15 0.98 1.7 1.61 F54T5/HO 2 54 -20/-29 0.43 116 1.00 10 0.98 1.7 0.86

* F54T5/HO/ES(49W)

1 49 -20/-29 0.22 60 1.10 15 0.98 1.7 1.83

F54T5/HO/ES(49W)

2 49 -20/-29 0.40 110 1.04 10 0.98 1.7 0.95

FT36W/2G11 1 36 -20/-29 0.18 46 1.11 20 0.98 1.7 2.41 FT36W/2G11 2 36 -20/-29 0.32 87 1.11 10 0.98 1.7 1.28 FT50W/2G11 1 50 -20/-29 0.23 61 1.14 15 0.98 1.7 1.87 FT50W/2G11 2 50 -20/-29 0.43 115 1.07 10 0.98 1.7 0.93 FT55W/2G11 1 55 -20/-29 0.22 58 0.98 15 0.98 1.7 1.69 FT55W/2G11 2 55 -20/-29 0.41 109 0.93 10 0.98 1.7 0.85

Wiring Diagram



in. cm.Black 24 61White 24 61

Blue 27 68.6Red 27 68.6

Yellow 47 119.4Gray 0

Violet 0


Brown 0Orange 0


Red/White 0

B A L L A S T

L A M P

D ia g . 7 3

R E DR E D

B L U EB L U E

*Y E L L O W*Y E L L O W

B L A C KW H IT E

L IN E

* IN S U L A T E Y E L L O W L E A D S IN D IV ID U A L L Y F O R 6 0 0 V

Enclosure


OverAll (L) Width (W) Height (H) Mounting (M)9.5 " 1.3 " 1.0 " 8.9 "9 1/2 1 3/10 1 8 9/10

24.1 cm 3.3 cm 2.5 cm 22.6 cm




Status Active


Notes:

Section I - Physical Characteristics1.1 Ballast shall be physically interchangeable with standard electromagnetic or standard electronic ballasts, where applicable.1.2 Ballast shall be provided with integral leads or poke-in wire trap connectors color-coded per ANSI C82.11.

Section II - Performance2.1 Ballast shall be Programmed Start.2.2 Ballast shall contain auto restart circuitry in order to restart lamps without resetting power.2.3 Ballast shall operate from 50/60 Hz input source of _____________ (120V through 277V or 347V through 480V) with sustained variationsof +/- 10% (voltage and frequency).2.4 Ballast shall be high frequency electronic type and operate lamps at a frequency above 42 kHz to avoid interference with infrared devicesand eliminate visible flicker.2.5 Ballast shall have a Power Factor greater than 0.98 for primary lamp.2.6 Ballast shall have a minimum ballast factor of 1.0 for primary lamp application.2.7 Ballast shall provide for a Lamp Current Crest Factor of 1.7 or less.2.8 Ballast input current shall have Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) of less than 10% when operated at nominal line voltage with primary lamp.2.9 Ballast shall have a Class A sound rating.2.10 Ballast shall have a minimum starting temperature of _______ {-18C (0F) or -29C (-20F)} for primary lamp. Consult lamp manufacturer fortemperature versus light output characteristics.2.11 Ballast shall provide Lamp EOL Protection Circuit.2.12 Ballast shall tolerate sustained open circuit and short circuit output conditions.2.13 Four-lamp ballast shall have (semi-independent or independent) lamp operation.

Section III - Regulatory3.1 Ballast shall not contain any Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB).3.2 Ballast shall be Underwriters Laboratories (UL) listed, Class P and Type 1 Outdoor; and Canadian Standards Association (CSA) certifiedwhere applicable.3.3 Ballast shall comply with ANSI C62.41 Category A for Transient protection.3.4 Ballast shall comply with ANSI C82.11 where applicable.3.5 Ballast shall comply with applicable requirements of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules and regulations, Title 47 CFRpart 18, for Non-Consumer equipment.3.6 Ballast shall comply with UL Type CC rating.3.7 Ballast shall comply with NEMA 410 for in-rush current limits.

Section IV - Other4.1 Ballast shall be manufactured in a factory certified to ISO 9001 Quality System Standards.4.2 Ballast shall carry a five-year warranty from date of manufacture against defects in material or workmanship, including replacement, foroperation at a maximum case temperature of 70C. Ballasts with a "90C" designation in their catalog number shall also carry a three-yearwarranty at a maximum case temperature of 90C.4.3 Manufacturer shall have a twenty-year history of producing electronic ballasts for the North American market.

Revised 09/02/11



TELEPHONE: (847)390-5000 FAX: (847)768-7768

Revised 07/22/09




ICN-2TTP40-SC@120VBrand Name CENTIUMBallast Type Electronic

Starting Method Instant StartLamp Connection Parallel


Status Active


Lamp Type Num.of

Lamps

RatedLamp Watts


Input Current(Amps)


BallastFactor

MAXTHD

%

PowerFactor


Factor

B.E.F.

FT40W/2G11 1 40 0/-18 0.35 41 0.88 10 0.98 1.5 2.15* FT40W/2G11 2 40 0/-18 0.57 68 0.88 10 0.98 1.5 1.29

FT40W/2G11/ES(25W)

1 25 0/-18 0.29 35 1.00 10 0.98 1.6 2.86

FT40W/2G11/ES(25W)

2 25 0/-18 0.48 58 0.88 10 0.98 1.6 1.52

FT40W/2G11/RS 1 40 0/-18 0.35 41 0.88 10 0.98 1.5 2.15 FT40W/2G11/RS 2 40 0/-18 0.57 68 0.88 10 0.98 1.5 1.29

Wiring Diagram




Blue 30 76.2Red 30 76.2

Yellow 0Gray 0

Violet 0


Brown 0Orange 0


Red/White 0

Enclosure


OverAll (L) Width (W) Height (H) Mounting (M)9.50 " 1.7 " 1.18 " 8.90 "9 1/2 1 7/10 1 9/50 8 9/10

24.1 cm 4.3 cm 3 cm 22.6 cm




Status Active


Notes:

Section I - Physical Characteristics1.1 Ballast shall be physically interchangeable with standard electromagnetic or standard electronic ballasts, where applicable.1.2 Ballast shall be provided with integral leads color-coded per ANSI C82.11.

Section II - Performance2.1 Ballast shall be __________ (Instant, Rapid or Programmed) Start.2.2 Ballast shall provide Independent Lamp Operation (ILO) for Instant Start ballasts allowing remaining lamp(s) to maintain full light outputwhen one or more lamps fail.2.3 Ballast shall contain auto restart circuitry in order to restart lamps without resetting power (except T8/HO ballast).2.4 Ballast shall operate from 50/60 Hz input source of ___________ (120V through 277V or 347V through 480V) with sustained variations of+/- 10% (voltage and frequency).2.5 Ballast shall be high frequency electronic type and operate lamps at a frequency above 42 kHz to avoid interference with infrared devicesand eliminate visible flicker.2.6 Ballast shall have a Power Factor greater than 0.98 for primary lamp.2.7 Ballast shall have a minimum ballast factor for primary lamp application as follows: 0.75 for Low Watt, 0.85 for Normal Light Output and1.20 for High Light.2.8 Ballast shall provide for a Lamp Current Crest Factor of 1.7 or less.2.9 Ballast input current shall have Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) of less than 10% when operated at nominal line voltage with primary lamp.2.10 Ballast shall have a Class A sound rating for all 4-foot lamps and smaller.2.11 Ballast shall have a minimum starting temperature of _______ [-18C (0F) for standard T8 and Long Twin Tube lamps, 10C (50F) forstandard T12 lamps, 0C (32F) for Slimline T8 lamps, -29C (-20F) for HO lamps,] for primary lamp application. Ballast shall have a minimumstarting temperature of 16C (60F) for energy-saving lamps.2.12 Ballast shall tolerate sustained open circuit and short circuit output conditions.2.13 Ballast for T8 lamps shall provide lamp striation-reduction circuitry.2.14 Ballast for FT5 lamps shall provide lamp EOL protection circuitry.

Section III - Regulatory3.1 Ballast shall not contain any Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB).3.2 Ballast shall be Underwriters Laboratories (UL) listed, Class P and Type 1 Outdoor; and Canadian Standards Association (CSA) certifiedwhere applicable.3.3 Ballast shall comply with ANSI C62.41 Category A for Transient protection.3.4 Ballast shall comply with ANSI C82.11 where applicable.3.5 Ballast shall comply with applicable requirements of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules and regulations, Title 47 CFRpart 18, for Non-Consumer equipment.3.6 Ballast shall comply with NEMA 410 for in-rush current limits.3.7 Ballast for T8 lamps shall meet NEMA Premium/CEE High Performance T8 Lighting System Specifications.3.8 Ballast shall meet RoHS Compliance Standards

Section IV - Other4.1 Ballast shall be manufactured in a factory certified to ISO 9001 Quality System Standards.4.2 Ballast shall carry a five-year warranty from date of manufacture against defects in material or workmanship, including replacement, foroperation at a maximum case temperature of 70C.4.3 Manufacturer shall have a twenty-year history of producing electronic ballasts for the North American market.4.4 Energy saving T8 lamps (25W, 28W or 30W) may experience lamp striations if operated on ballasts not rated for their use.

Revised 07/22/09



TELEPHONE: (847)390-5000 FAX: (847)768-7768

Revised 07/22/09







Status Active


Lamp Type Num.of

Lamps

RatedLamp Watts


Input Current(Amps)


BallastFactor

MAXTHD

%

PowerFactor


Factor

B.E.F.

FT40W/2G11 1 40 0/-18 0.15 41 0.88 10 0.98 1.5 2.15* FT40W/2G11 2 40 0/-18 0.25 67 0.88 10 0.98 1.5 1.31

FT40W/2G11/ES(25W)

1 25 0/-18 0.13 35 1.00 10 0.98 1.6 2.86

FT40W/2G11/ES(25W)

2 25 0/-18 0.21 57 0.88 10 0.98 1.6 1.54

FT40W/2G11/RS 1 40 0/-18 0.15 41 0.88 10 0.98 1.5 2.15 FT40W/2G11/RS 2 40 0/-18 0.25 67 0.88 10 0.98 1.5 1.31

Wiring Diagram




Blue 30 76.2Red 30 76.2

Yellow 0Gray 0

Violet 0


Brown 0Orange 0


Red/White 0

Enclosure


OverAll (L) Width (W) Height (H) Mounting (M)9.50 " 1.7 " 1.18 " 8.90 "9 1/2 1 7/10 1 9/50 8 9/10

24.1 cm 4.3 cm 3 cm 22.6 cm




Status Active


Notes:

Section I - Physical Characteristics1.1 Ballast shall be physically interchangeable with standard electromagnetic or standard electronic ballasts, where applicable.1.2 Ballast shall be provided with integral leads color-coded per ANSI C82.11.

Section II - Performance2.1 Ballast shall be __________ (Instant, Rapid or Programmed) Start.2.2 Ballast shall provide Independent Lamp Operation (ILO) for Instant Start ballasts allowing remaining lamp(s) to maintain full light outputwhen one or more lamps fail.2.3 Ballast shall contain auto restart circuitry in order to restart lamps without resetting power (except T8/HO ballast).2.4 Ballast shall operate from 50/60 Hz input source of ___________ (120V through 277V or 347V through 480V) with sustained variations of+/- 10% (voltage and frequency).2.5 Ballast shall be high frequency electronic type and operate lamps at a frequency above 42 kHz to avoid interference with infrared devicesand eliminate visible flicker.2.6 Ballast shall have a Power Factor greater than 0.98 for primary lamp.2.7 Ballast shall have a minimum ballast factor for primary lamp application as follows: 0.75 for Low Watt, 0.85 for Normal Light Output and1.20 for High Light.2.8 Ballast shall provide for a Lamp Current Crest Factor of 1.7 or less.2.9 Ballast input current shall have Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) of less than 10% when operated at nominal line voltage with primary lamp.2.10 Ballast shall have a Class A sound rating for all 4-foot lamps and smaller.2.11 Ballast shall have a minimum starting temperature of _______ [-18C (0F) for standard T8 and Long Twin Tube lamps, 10C (50F) forstandard T12 lamps, 0C (32F) for Slimline T8 lamps, -29C (-20F) for HO lamps,] for primary lamp application. Ballast shall have a minimumstarting temperature of 16C (60F) for energy-saving lamps.2.12 Ballast shall tolerate sustained open circuit and short circuit output conditions.2.13 Ballast for T8 lamps shall provide lamp striation-reduction circuitry.2.14 Ballast for FT5 lamps shall provide lamp EOL protection circuitry.

Section III - Regulatory3.1 Ballast shall not contain any Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB).3.2 Ballast shall be Underwriters Laboratories (UL) listed, Class P and Type 1 Outdoor; and Canadian Standards Association (CSA) certifiedwhere applicable.3.3 Ballast shall comply with ANSI C62.41 Category A for Transient protection.3.4 Ballast shall comply with ANSI C82.11 where applicable.3.5 Ballast shall comply with applicable requirements of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules and regulations, Title 47 CFRpart 18, for Non-Consumer equipment.3.6 Ballast shall comply with NEMA 410 for in-rush current limits.3.7 Ballast for T8 lamps shall meet NEMA Premium/CEE High Performance T8 Lighting System Specifications.3.8 Ballast shall meet RoHS Compliance Standards

Section IV - Other4.1 Ballast shall be manufactured in a factory certified to ISO 9001 Quality System Standards.4.2 Ballast shall carry a five-year warranty from date of manufacture against defects in material or workmanship, including replacement, foroperation at a maximum case temperature of 70C.4.3 Manufacturer shall have a twenty-year history of producing electronic ballasts for the North American market.4.4 Energy saving T8 lamps (25W, 28W or 30W) may experience lamp striations if operated on ballasts not rated for their use.

Revised 07/22/09



TELEPHONE: (847)390-5000 FAX: (847)768-7768

Emergency Ballasts

Project:

Type:

Model No: Qty:

Date:

Notes:

AC/DC for T5 or T8 Lamps

One or Two-lamp Operation

Low-profile case (1.18” H)

Universal Input (120V through 277V)

Product order number: B50 (galvanized metal case)

Specifications Benefits:

• AC or DC output

• Low profile case

• Emergency mode lumen output up to 1600 lumens

• Universal input (120 through 277 VAC (50/60 Hz)

• One or Two-lamp operation

• End-of-Lamp-Life Compatible

• Compatible with TLED lamps (see Table 1 on page 2)

• 2-Wire Illuminated test switch

2.2"

1.18"

13.3"

12.8"

Dimensions13.3” x 2.2” x 1.18” (mounting center - 12.8”)

UL LISTED FOR US AND CANADA Factory or Field Installation (Indoor and Damp)

Illumination Time 90 Minutes

Initial Light Output Up to 1600 Lumens

Full Warranty 5 Years (NOT pro-rata)

Universal Input Voltage 120 Through 277 VAC, 50 or 60 Hz

AC Input Current 60 mA

AC Input Power Rating 5.0 Watts

Test Switch 2W-ITS (2-wire Illuminated Test Switch)

Battery High-Temperature, Maintenance-Free Nickel-Cadmium Battery 7- to 10-Year Life Expectancy

Battery Charging Current 180 mA

Recharge Time 24 Hours

Charging Indicator Light LED

Temperature Rating (Ambient) 0°C to +50°C (32°F to 122°F)

Dimensions 13.31” x 2.2” x 1.18” (338.1 mm x 55.88 mm x 29.97 mm) Mounting Center 12.8” (325 mm)

Weight 2.7 lbs. (1.26 kg)

Linear Fluorescent

B50

Violet

Brown2WITS

An illuminated test switch/charging indicator light is provided.

Flourescent Emergency Ballast, AC/DC Output, Universal Input B50

Table 2 Initial Lumen Output

LAMP LUMENS1 Lamp 2 Lamps

F14T5/HE 839

F21T5/HE 1245

F28T5/HE 1582

F24T5/H0 873

F39T5/H0 1395

F54T5/H0 1401

FC9T5 22W Circline 812

F12T5 40W Circline 1194

FC12T5 55/W Circline 1183

F17T8 511 792

F25T8 903 1223

F32T8 1069 1460

F40T8 762

F96T12/H0 110W 1100

PL-L 24W 762

PL-L 36W 1100

PL-L 40W 1174

PL-L 55W 1430

PL-T 26W 858

PL-T 32W 877

PL-T 42W 991

Philips LED T8InstantFit 14.5 W 892

Philips LED T8InstantFit 16.5 W 1053

Table 1 Lamp Compatibility

LAMP(DIAMETER)

BASETYPE

WATTAGE(Length)

NO. of LAMPS(EMERGENCY)

BROWNCONNECTOR

VIOLETCONNECTOR

(1”, 11/4”, 11/2”)T8, T9, T10, T12

Singleor

Bipin

17 - 40 W(2'-4')

1 CLOSED OPEN

2 OPEN CLOSED

40 - 215 W(5' -8')

1 OPEN CLOSED

LONG COMPACT 4-PIN (2G11)18 - 39 W 1 CLOSED OPEN

40 - 55 W 1 CLOSED OPEN

TWIN/QUAD/TRIPLE TWIN-TUBE COMPACT

4-PIN (G24q, Gx24q)

13 - 42 W 1 CLOSED OPEN

T5 & T5 HO

MINIATURE BIPIN

14 - 54 W(2'-4')

1 CLOSED OPEN

HO CIRCLINE 22 - 55 W 1 CLOSED OPEN

2D 4-PIN (GR10q) 16 - 55 W 1 CLOSED OPEN

Philips LED T8InstantFit

Bipin 8.5 - 16 .5 W 1 CLOSED OPEN

APPLICATION

The B50 emergency ballast works in conjunction with an AC ballast to convert new or existing fluorescent fixtures into emergency lighting. The emergency ballast handles a wide range of input voltages and frequencies and consists of a high-temperature nickel-cadmium battery, charger and electronic circuitry in one compact galvanized metal case. The B50 can be used with one or two T8,T9,T10,T12 fluorescent lamps. It operates one 22 - 55 W (2' - 4') T5 lamp, and also including standard, energy saving, HO, VHO, circline, U-shaped and rapid-start (4-pin) long compact fluorescent lamps. Also operates one 8.5 - 16.5W Philips LED T8 InstantFit lamp: 9290002840, 9290002841, 9290002842, 9290002862, 9290002880, 9290002881, 9290002882, 9290002883, 9290011183, 9290011184, 9290011185, 9290011186, 9290011179, 9290011180, 9290011181, 9290011182. One- or two-lamp operation may be selected (see Table 1). It is also compatible with most single- and multi-lamp electronic and dimming AC ballasts. If used in an emergency-only fixture, no AC ballast is necessary. The B50 is suitable for indoor and damp locations and for sealed & gasketed fixtures, including fixtures rated for wet locations. It is not suitable for air handling heated air outlets or wet or hazardous locations. For information about specific lamp and ballast compatibility, please call the factory. Recommended applications include: international line voltages from 120 through 277 VAC (50 or 60 Hz); drilling rigs where generators are the primary source of power; and other applications requiring higher tolerance of line voltage variation or harmonic distortion.

OPERATION

When AC power fails, the B50 immediately switches to the emergency mode, operating either one or two lamps at a reduced lumen output for a minimum of 90

minutes. When the AC power is restored, the emergency ballast automatically returns to the charging mode and, using a patented circuit, delays AC ballast operation for approximately three seconds to prevent false tripping of the AC ballast end-of-lamp-life shutdown circuits.

INSTALLATION

The B50 does not affect normal fixture operation and may be used with either a switched or unswitched fixture. If a switched fixture is used, an unswitched hot lead must be connected to the emergency ballast. The emergency ballast must be fed from the same branch circuit as the AC ballast. The B50 may be installed inside, on top of or remote from the fixture. The emergency ballast may be remotely installed up to half the distance the AC ballast manufacturer recommends remoting the AC ballast from the lamp or up to 50 feet, whichever is less. Installation is not recommended with fixtures where the ambient temperature may fall below 5°C.

EMERGENCY ILLUMINATION

Depending on the number (one or two), wattage and type of lamps selected, the B50 produces up to 1600 lumens initial emergency light output (see Table 2). If two-lamp operation is selected, light output is evenly divided between the lamps for better distribution of emergency illumination.

SPECIFICATION

Emergency lighting shall be provided by using a standard fluorescent fixture equipped with a Philips Bodine B50 emergency ballast. This emergency ballast shall consist of a high-temperature, maintenance-free nickel-cadmium battery, charger and electronic circuitry

contained in one 13.31” x 2.2” x 1.18” galvanized metal case. A solid-state charging indicator light to monitor the charger and battery, a 2-wire illuminated test switch and installation hardware shall be provided. The emergency ballast, using a patented circuit, shall delay AC ballast operation for approximately three seconds to prevent false tripping of AC ballast end-of-lamp-life shutdown circuits. The emergency ballast shall be capable of operating [one or two] ________ fluorescent lamp(s) (see Table 1) at _________lumens (see Table 2) initial light output in the emergency mode for a minimum of 90 minutes. It shall be suitable for indoor and damp locations and for sealed & gasketed fixtures, including fixtures rated for wet locations. The B50 shall operate at any line voltage from 120 through 277 VAC at frequencies of 50 or 60 Hz. The B50 shall have 5.0 Watts of input power and a 28.8 Watt-hour battery capacity and shall exceed emergency standards set forth by the current NEC and CEC. The emergency ballast shall be UL Listed for installation inside, on top of or remote from the fixture.

WARRANTY

Model B50 is warranted for five (5) full years from date of purchase. Please see detailed warranty information on our web site..

© 2016 Philips Lighting Holding B.V. All rights reserved.Philips reserves the right to make changes in specifications and/or to discontinue any product at any time without noticeor obligation and will not be liable for any consequencesresulting from the use of this publication.

Document order number: L2300226 15.01

Philips Emergency Lighting236 Mt. Pleasant Rd. Collierville, TN 38017 Tech Support: 888.263.4638 Sales: 800.223.5728

philips.com/bodine

Test results at 25°C, lamp-loads are new fresh model lamps.

EvoKit Gen 3 2x4_March2015_042315 04/15 page 1 of 6

Philips EvoKit LED Retrofit Kit is an energy efficient LED alternative

to traditional linear fluorescent troffers. Not only does it offer energy

savings1, it also helps reduce maintenance costs due to its long lifetime.

Simple construction helps decrease the installation time meaning you

can have an LED solution in your ceiling in just minutes.

Recessed

EvoKit LED Retrofit Kits Gen 3

Project:

Location:

Cat.No:

Type:

Lamps: Qty:

Notes:

Ordering guide (continued on next page)

Product Number Description Watts Volts

Lumen Maintenance (Hrs.)2

Approx. Lumens3 CRI

Color Temperature (K)

2'x4' Stock SKUs

506881 EvoKit 2x4 P 36L 31W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 31 120-277 70,000 3600 80 4000

506865 EvoKit 2x4 P 36L 32W 835 2 0-10 7 G3 32 120-277 70,000 3600 80 3500

507079 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 39W 840 5 Mk10 7 G3 39 277 70,000 4219 80 4000

507038 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 36W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 36 120-277 70,000 4200 80 4000

506964 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 38W 835 2 0-10 7 G3 38 120-277 70,000 4200 80 3500

See footnotes on page 3.

2'x4'

†


EvoKit LED Retrofit Kit 2'x4'

Product Number Description Watts Volts

Lumen Maintenance (Hrs.)2

Approx. Lumens3 CRI

Color Temperature (K)

2'x4' Made to Order SKU's*

507335 EvoKit 2X4 P 36L 31W 840 6 0-10 7 G3 31 347 70,000 3600 80 4000

507236 EvoKit 2x4 P 36L 31W 840 2 STEP 7 G3** 31 120-277 70,000 3492 80 4000

506873 EvoKit 2x4 P 36L 31W 850 2 0-10 7 G3 31 120-277 70,000 3600 80 5000

507327 EvoKit 2x4 P 36L 32W 835 6 0-10 7 G3 32 347 70,000 3600 80 3500

506915 EvoKit 2x4 P 36L 32W 840 1 Mk10 7 G3 32 120 70,000 3492 80 4000

506931 EvoKit 2x4 P 36L 32W 840 5 Mk10 7 G3 32 277 70,000 3492 80 4000

507228 EvoKit 2x4 P 36L 33W 835 2 STEP 7 G3** 33 120-277 70,000 3615 80 3500

506907 EvoKit 2x4 P 36L 34W 835 1 Mk10 7 G3 34 120 70,000 3615 80 3500

506923 EvoKit 2x4 P 36L 34W 835 5 Mk10 7 G3 34 277 70,000 3615 80 3500

506956 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 36W 850 2 0-10 7 G3 36 120-277 70,000 4200 80 5000

506451 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 37W 840 2 SR 7 G3 37 120-277 70,000 4200 80 4000

507251 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 37W 840 2 STEP 7 G3 37 120-277 70,000 4219 80 4000

507368 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 37W 840 6 0-10 7 G3 37 347 70,000 4200 80 4000

506717 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 37W 850 2 SR 7 G3 37 120-277 70,000 4200 80 5000

507350 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 38W 835 6 0-10 7 G3 38 347 70,000 4200 80 3500

506477 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 39W 835 2 SR 7 G3 39 120-277 70,000 4200 80 3500


507053 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 39W 840 1 Mk10 7 G3 39 120 70,000 4219 80 4000

507046 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 41W 835 1 Mk10 7 G3 41 120 70,000 4266 80 3500

507061 EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 41W 835 5 Mk10 7 G3 41 277 70,000 4266 80 3500

507384 EvoKit 2x4 P 47L 41W 840 6 0-10 7 G3 41 347 70,000 4700 80 4000

507426 EvoKit 2x4 P 47L 42W 840 2 SR 7 G3 42 120-277 70,000 4700 80 4000


506758 EvoKit 2x4 P 47L 42W 850 2 SR 7 G3 42 120-277 70,000 4700 80 5000

507129 EvoKit 2x4 P 47L 42W 840 2 0-10 7 G3 42 120-277 70,000 4700 80 4000

507020 EvoKit 2x4 P 47L 42W 850 2 0-10 7 G3 42 120-277 70,000 4700 80 5000

507418 EvoKit 2x4 P 47L 43W 835 2 SR 7 G3 43 120-277 70,000 4528 80 3500

507103 EvoKit 2x4 P 47L 43W 835 2 0-10 7 G3 43 120-277 70,000 4700 80 3500

507376 EvoKit 2x4 P 47L 43W 835 6 0-10 7 G3 43 347 70,000 4700 80 3500

507152 EvoKit 2x4 P 47L 44W 840 1 Mk10 7 G3 44 120 70,000 4716 80 4000

507178 EvoKit 2x4 P 47L 44W 840 5 Mk10 7 G3 44 277 70,000 4716 80 4000


507137 EvoKit 2x4 P 47L 47W 835 1 Mk10 7 G3 47 120 70,000 4797 80 3500

507160 EvoKit 2x4 P 47L 47W 835 5 Mk10 7 G3 47 277 70,000 4797 80 3500

See footnotes on page 6.

Ordering guide (continued from previous page)



Application

• A highly efficient, visually comfortable, architecturally styled LED retrofit kit designed to replace recessed linear fluorescent troffers.

• Unique modular design offers refreshing new look in the ceiling when compared to traditional fluorescent luminaires.

• Single light bar combined with slanted troffer helps reflect light to reduce glare and provide uniform light distribution making it ideal for applications such as offices, schools, healthcare and retail.

• Excellent color rendering with a CRI above 80.

• Extremely high efficacies up to 118 lumens per watt.

• LEDs are an excellent source for use with controls since dimming or frequent switching does not degrade the performance or life of the source.

• Designed for use with Standard Grid (NEMA “G”) or Narrow Grid (NEMA “NFG”) ceiling T-Grids.

• High efficiency source and luminaire design help significantly reduce energy consumption and more easily comply with known energy codes.

• Helps meet regulation requirements such as ASHRAE 90.1 and Title 24 when matched with suitable controls.

Construction/Finish

• Simple design allows for quick installation (under 4 minutes) in existing luminaire without the need to break the ceiling plenum.

• Constructed using galvanized steel which helps fight rust and makes for more durable product.

• Minimum depth of only 3" necessary to allow proper clearance and installation of the EvoKit.

• Retrofit kit is powder coated after fabrication with high quality, durable finish to ensure no unfinished edges and avoid future potential of corrosion.

• Components fit together easily without the need for tools during installation.

Electrical

• Multiple driver options available - 0-10V dimming satisfies universal voltage requirements.

- Mark10 leading edge dimming offers ability to dim without pulling neutral wires making it compatible with more existing systems.

- Step dimming to 40%.

• 5 year limited warranty includes all components of the retrofit kit, including driver, LED board and nonelectrical components.***

• Listed with UL and Design Lights Consortium to ensure quality performance and safety standards are met.• High efficiency LEDs have a minimum 70,000 hour rated life (L

70).

Enclosure

• Diffuser requires no frames or fasteners and can be easily removed from below without tools if needed.

Accessories

• Earthquake cables available for extra securement within the ceiling for areas prone to extreme conditions.

• Suitable for use with Philips 503441 emergency backup.

• Suitable for use with a wide range of control systems.

• Appropriate for new construction when used with standard listed lensed or parabolic troffers.

Prod. No. Description

502435 EvoKit Accessory

Earthquake Cable 317mm

502583 EvoKit 2x4

Replacement Lens

503441 EvoKit Field Installed

Emergency Battery Backup

EvoKit with new SimpleSet Technology allows the maximum lumen level to be set prior to installation using a smartphone-based app without requiring power to the luminaire. Available in the 0-10V and SR versions only. The app can be downloaded at Google Play. Please contact your Philips representative for the current list of approved Android smartphones. Distributors can set lumen levels prior to shipping, and contractors can set lumen levels prior to installation. Lumen level is quickly and easily set in two steps:

EvoKit with new SimpleSet Technology for wireless lumen level programming

Step 1: Place the smartphone next to the NFC antenna on the driver.

Step 2: Follow the on-screen instructions.



• Optional SpaceWise automated wireless technology via the unique Philips Evokit SpaceWise Accessory provides integrated occupancy and daylight harvesting for additional control and energy savings. Requiring no system re-wiring, SpaceWise technology is ideal for retrofit applications.

• Occupancy and daylight sensors are integral to each luminaire. Luminaires in large rooms and open plan areas are grouped together up to a maximum of 50 using a handheld remote so room lighting turns on at first sign of occupancy.

• Upon first entry, grouped luminaires brighten up gently to a background level. Once occupants arrive at their workstations,

luminaires in the immediate area brighten up to full illumination and will dim down when no presence is detected. Grouped luminaires will dim to off when no presence is detected in the group.

• Daylight sensing is automatic and re-calibration occurs daily when luminaires turn on.

• The SpaceWise Accessory, when combined in the field with any standard 0-10 dimmable Evokit, will transform the kit into a SpaceWise-enable retrofit kit. There are two variations of the accessory, one for the Evokit 2x4 and on for the Evokit 2x2.

EvoKit

Model Initial

Lumens

Input

Power

Lumens

per Watt

EvoKit 2x4 P 42L 36W 840 2

0-10 7 G3 (507038)

4200 36 116

EvoKit with Spacewise (SWZ)

Model Initial

Lumens

Input

Power

Max

Output (W)

Input

Power

Background

Output (W)

High Power Setting (120/277V) 4200 36 12

Medium Power Setting

(120/277V)

3696 32 11

Low Power Setting (120/277V) 3234 28 10

Minimum Power Setting

(120/277V)

2772 24 8

SpaceWise Technology 4.1 (SWZ) – To be purchased separately

Prod. No. 12NC Description

503615 929000726013 EvoKit 2x4

SpaceWise Accessory

504449 913700359103 Spacewise Programming Tool

455436 913700364403 Switch/Dimmer

455428 913700364203 4 position scene selector

EvoKitSR is a new platform that allows users to choose different control platforms to suit their needs and budget; from simple occupancy and daylight sensing to cloud-connected data-reporting sensing. This empowers users to fine-tune their energy use for reduced energy costs. Contact your Philips representative for a current list of approved sensors. Sensors are connected in the field with just a few simple steps:

EvoKitSR with Xitanium SR for connected lighting solutions

Step 1: EvokitSR is shipped with a plate covering the sensor hole. There are two wires secured to the back of the plate.

Step 4: Take these two wires and insert them into the sensor. They are not polarity sensitive.

Step 3. Remove the two wires that were secured to the back of the plate.

Step 2: The plate can be removed before or after you install EvoKit SR. Just gently slide the plate to one end and remove.

Step 5: Insert the sensor back into the hole. The sensor may or may not require a socket.


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Angle End 45 Cross Back–45 0 1239 1239 1239 1239 5 1220 1232 1252 1229 15 1167 1179 1199 1173 25 1062 1075 1096 1067 35 913 932 957 921 45 733 764 800 751 55 550 596 652 585 65 369 446 511 436 75 203 296 344 286 85 65 112 118 102

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Catalog No. Test No. x436LS/MH 1.2Lamp Type LED Ballast Lumens/Watt 109Input Watts 32

Comparative yearly lighting energy cost per 1000 lumens - $2.20 based on 3000 hours and $0.08/kWh

The photmetric results were obtained in the Design Lights Consortium Test Lab which is NVLAP accredited by the National Institute of Standards and Technology

Photometric values based on tests performed in compliance with LM-79





Coefficients of UtilizationEFFECTIVE FLOOR CAVITY REFLECTANCE 20 PER (pfc=0.20)pcc 80 70 50pw 70 50 30 70 50 30 50 30RCR0 118 118 118 115 115 115 111 1111 108 103 97 105 101 95 95 932 97 89 81 94 86 81 83 783 89 78 69 86 77 68 73 674 81 68 59 79 68 58 65 575 75 61 53 72 60 52 58 516 68 56 46 67 55 46 53 457 64 51 41 63 50 40 47 408 59 46 38 57 45 36 44 369 56 41 34 55 41 34 40 3310 53 39 30 51 39 30 38 30


Average LuminanceAngle End 45° Cross 45 1781 1856 1944 55 1647 1785 1954 65 1500 1814 2077 75 1344 1963 2287 85 1271 2198 2329


Light Distribution Degrees Lumens % Luminaire 0-30 942 27.1 0-40 1522 43.8 0-60 2638 76.0 0-90 3473 100



2'x4' EvoKit, P 36L 32W 835 2 0-10 7 G3, 3473 delivered lumens

Present Wattage 36 W x Annual Operating Hours 4,380 hrs = 157,680 watt-hours

÷1,000 = 157.68 kWh per year x kWh rate of $0. 11 = $17.34 per year x 125 fixtures = $2,167.50 annual energy cost per space

Total Estimated Annual Savings◊ = $2,951.63

◊ Based on 125 fixtures per space operating 4,380 hours a year. 125 fixtures is roughly equivalent to a 10,000 square foot space. kWh rates will vary.

2W T8 Present Wattage 85 W x Annual Operating Hours 4,380 hrs = 372,300 watt-hours

÷1,000 = 372.3 kWh per year x kWh rate of $0. 11 = $40.95 per year x 125 fixtures = $5,119.13 annual energy cost per space

Dimensions

A Face Plate Length

B Face Plate Width

C Height

47.83" 23.9" 2.95"

Energy Saving Solution – 2'x4'

A A

B B

C C

2'x4' EvoKit, P 42L 39W 835 2 SR 7 G, 4087 delivered lumens


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Philips Lighting, North America Corporation200 Franklin Square Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873Tel. 855-486-2216

Imported by: Philips Lighting, A division of Philips Electronics Ltd.281 Hillmount Rd, Markham, ON, Canada L6C 2S3Tel. 800-668-9008

2'x4' EvoKit, P 47L 43W 835 2 0-10 7 G3, 4689 delivered lumens

FOOTNOTES:

1) Please refer to the energy saving chart on page 3 for details. 2) L

70 72,000 hours @ 35°C based on TM21 and LM80.

3) Based on photometric testing consistent with IES LM-79. * “Made-To-Order” product is not kept in inventory. Minimum quantities will apply. ** These products do not meet DLC criteria. *** Please visit www.philips.com/warranties for full details.

† DLC requires the product to meet specific performance requirements regarding: lumen output, spacing criteria, lumens per watt, color temperature, CRI, lifetime and warranty.

OWL_LED_wraparound 01/16 page 1 of 6

The Philips Day-Brite / Philips CFI OWL LED wraparound is the ideal

surface mount general illumnation luminaire for light commercial and

residential applications. The high efficiency LED light engine provides

exceptional performance coupled with quality visual light.

Project:

Location:

Cat.No:

Type:

Lamps: Qty:

Notes:

Linear

OWL wraparound

2', 4', 8'

3000, 4000, 5000, or 7000lm

Ordering guide Example: OWL240L840-UNV-DIM

Series Length Lumen Package2 Color Temp. Voltage Driver

OWL – –

OWL OW LED wraparound 2 2' length 30L 3000 lumens40L 4000 lumens

835 80 CRI, 3500K840 80 CRI, 4000K850 80 CRI, 5000K

UNV Universal voltage 120/277V

347 347V

Non-dim4

DIM 0-10v dimming driverSDIM3 Step dimming to 40% input powerEMLED5 Integral emergency battery packGLR Fusing, fast blow

4 4' length81 8' length

40L 4000 lumens50L3 5000 lumens70L3 7000 lumens

Stems 3/8" Trade Size (5/8" O.D.). Will Work with 1/2" trade size K.O.'s. Locknuts included.

Accessories (order separately)• CS-400 – Rigid Canopy• CS-500 – 42° Top Swivel Canopy• CS-12 – 12" Stem• CS-18 – 18" Stem• CS-24 – 24" Stem• CS-30 – 30" Stem• CS-36 – 36" Stem• CS-48 – 48" Stem• MD360 – 120/277V field installed occupancy sensor• MD360-347 – 347V field installed occupancy sensor

Replacement Lenses• 2' OWLED824• 4' OWLED848• 8' OWLED848 (2/fixture)

Footnotes1 8' tandem units are double nominal lumens shown2 Nominal total delivered lumens3 SDIM option not available on 50L and 70L flux options4 Non-Dim driver option available only on the 2' 3000lm OWL230L.5 EMLED option not available for 347V 5000lm, 7000lm, 8' 10,000lm and 8' 14,000lm, and 2' models


Features

• Tapered shape provides appearance of reduced depth.

• Durable 100% frost acrylic lens shields LEDs from direct view.

• Unique 2' 4000lm configuration can displace a 4' 2x28W T5 fluorescent with 50% smaller carbon footprint.

• 8' tandem 10,000lm (50L) and 14,000lm (70L) units ideal for larger applications.

• Long life LEDs provide 50,000 hours (L70)1 maintenance free system life.

• Ceiling or suspended mounting.

• Snap in LED pan and driver support is tool free for ease of installation.

• Continuous row mountable.

• 5000lm version capable of providing similar light levels to a 2-light 32W T8 strip while using 15% less energy.2

• Continuous 0-10v and 100/40 step dimming options available.

• Minimum operating temperature of -20°C.

• Enclosed lens minimizes penetration of dust, insects and other debris into the lamp com-partment.

• Fully enclosed wiring and LED diodes.

• 5 year manufacturer's limited warranty.1,3

• DLC listed.4

Finish

• Housing and end plates are multi-stage phosphate treated for maximum corrosion resistance and finish coat is high reflectance baked white enamel.

Shielding

• Pattern 12 prismatic acrylic diffuser is spe-cially designed to provide peak performance while minimizing pixilated glare.

Electrical

• LED boards and drivers are RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) compliant.

• High power factor solid state driver available with non-dimming, 0-10V dimming, and 100/40 step dimming options.

• Total system life rated at 50,000 hours.

• Maximum ambient temperature of 25°C.

• Suitable for cold locations – minimum ambi-ent temperature of -20°C.

Materials

• Heavy gauge cold rolled steel housing, end plates, and LED pan.

Labels

• cETLus listed.

• Suitable for damp locations.

• Many luminaire components, such as reflec-tors, refractors, lenses, sockets, lampholders, and LEDs are made from various types of plastics which can be adversely affected by airborne contaminants. If sulfur based chemicals, petroleum based products, cleaning solutions, or other contaminants are expected in the intended area of use, consult factory for compatibility.

Footnotes:

1. Based on 25°C ambient operating temperature.

2. OWL450L840 input power is 53W vs a 2-light F32T8 HPF ballast at 277V drawing 62W.

3. Visit www.philips.com/warranties for complete warranty information.

4. OWL luminaires are Desiglights Consortium® qualified. Please see the DLC QPL list for exact catalog numbers (http://www.designlights.org/QPL).

OWL LED wraparound2', 4', or 8', 3000, 4000, 5000, or 7000 lumens


8-5/8" (219mm)

2-11/16" (68mm)

Dimensions 2'

Dimensions 4' & 8'8-5/8"

(219mm)

2-11/16" (68mm)



OWL LED wraparound 2ft, 4000 delivered lumens

Cat No: OWL240L840-UNV-DIM

Report no 1:Output lumens: CCT 2: Input watts 3:Efficacy:Comp Yearly Energy Cost at $0.08/KWh:

326164042 lms4000K47 W87 lm/w

$2.76

Cat No: OWL230L840-UNV


327783205 lms4000 K33 W96 lm/w $2.50

Coefficients of utilization

Ceiling 80% 70% 50%

Wall 70 50 30 70 50 30 50 30

RCRW

Zonal cavity method Effective floor reflectance = 20%

Roo

m C

avity

Rat

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012345678910

1151059485797167615754 50

115100857567585347444036

115947967575044403532 28

1121019182766964595552 48

112958272655752464239 35

112927765564842393432 28

105907868605448444036 34

105857161534641363329 28


Ceiling 80% 70% 50%

Wall 70 50 30 70 50 30 50 30

RCRW


Roo

m C

avity

Rat

io

012345678910

1151059485797167615754 50

115100857567585347444036

115947967575044403532 28

1121019182766964595552 48

112958272655752464239 35

112927765564842393432 28

105907868605448444036 34

105857161534641363329 28

Zonal summary (total efficiency)

Zone End 45 Cross

4555657585

79327041601548022805

78797161

642757785372

8200773273157227 8012

Light Distribution

Degrees Lumens % Fixture

0-30 0-400-600-90

90-12090-130 90-15090-180

0-180

918150226553590

328387442452

4042

22.737.265.788.8

8.19.6

10.911.2

100.0


Zone End 45 Cross

4555657585

6283557847643808 2220

62515683509345664236

64946116

574556056145

Light Distribution


0-30 0-400-600-90

90-12090-130 90-15090-180

0-180

7281191

21052842

263311

355363

3205

22.732.765.788.7

8.29.711.111.3

100.0

OWL LED wraparound 2ft, 3000 nominal delivered lumens

Candela distribution

Angle End 45° Cross Back–45

05152535455565758595105115125135145155165175

117811691124103089371953034718450122233455

1178117411361059938790619450298169117111957348291354

11781174113810729648306785223822632161981601188557321212

1178117411361059938790619450298169117111957348291355



05152535455565758595105115125135145155165175

93392689181770756942027514639112222333

9339309008407446274913572351339490775940251243

9339299038507646585364102962011711591289468462673

9339309008407446274913572351339490775940251243





327805136 lms4000K53 W98 lm/w $2.45


Ceiling 80% 70% 50%

Wall 70 50 30 70 50 30 50 30

RCRW


Roo

m C

avity

Rat

io

012345678910

1161059485797166615653 50

11698857566585347444036

116947966565044393432 28

1121019182756864585551 47

112958272645651464139 35

112927665564842383430 28

105907868595447444036 34

105857160534640363329 27



05152535455565758595105115125135145155165175

1439142713751266111492070448026474222334455

1439143413911304117310078126084082241461341158560392184

1439143613991322120110488706774873132392211871471107644164

1439143413911304117310078126084082241461341158560392184


Zone End 45 Cross

4555657585

522448684414

38002628

51144814

44894161

3892

517349634747

46084776

Light Distribution


0-30 0-400-600-90

90-12090-130 90-15090-180

0-180

1128185833454591 389463535548

5136

22.036.265.1

89.47.59.0

10.410.6

100.0





327813933 lms4000K37 W106 lm/w

$2.26


Ceiling 80% 70% 50%

Wall 70 50 30 70 50 30 50 30

RCRW


Roo

m C

avity

Rat

io

012345678910

1161059485797166615653 50

11698857566585347444036

116947966565044393432 28

1121019182756864585551 47

112958272645651464139 35

112927665564842383430 28

105907868595447444036 34

105857160534640363329 27



05152535455565758595105115125135145155165175

11051096105697385570754236920357112223334

1105110110651001900772623465311170111101866445291663

1105110310741015922804668520373240183169144112855833123

1105110110651001900772623465311170111101866445291663


Zone End 45 Cross

4555657585

40183745339529222003

3922369034363177

2956

39713812364335343669

Light Distribution


0-30 0-400-600-90

90-12090-130 90-15090-180

0-180

8661427

25673520

294349403413

3933

22.036.365.389.5

7.58.9

10.210.5

100.0



© 2016 Koninklijke Philips N.V. All rights reserved. Philips reserves the right to make changes in specifications and/or to discontinue any product at any time without notice or obligation and will not be liable for any consequences resulting from the use of this publication.philips.com/luminaires

Philips Lighting North America Corporation200 Franklin Square Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873Tel. 855-486-2216

Philips Lighting Canada Ltd.281 Hillmount Rd, Markham, ON, Canada L6C 2S3Tel. 800-668-9008

Energy Data

ModelInitial Delivered

Lumens @ 25°C AmbientInput Power Lumens per Watt Application Notes

OWL230840-UNV 3205 33 96 Low ceilings, mid ambient

OWL240840-UNV-DIM 4042 47 87 2' length, option to 4' fluorescent

OWL440840-UNV-DIM 3933 37 106 Suitable for most general applications

OWL450840-UNV-DIM 5136 53 98 Equal to a 4' 2x32W fluorescent

OWL470840-UNV-DIM 6790 73 94 Better option to a wide 3-light fluorescent wraparound




327796790lms4000K73 W94 lm/w $2.55


Ceiling 80% 70% 50%

Wall 70 50 30 70 50 30 50 30

RCRW


Roo

m C

avity

Rat

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012345678910

1161059485797166615653 50

11698857566585347444036

116947966565044393432 28

1121019182756864585551 47

112958272645651464139 35

112927665564842383430 28

105907868595447444036 34

105857160534640363329 27



05152535455565758595105115125135145155165175

19051890182116801474121893263535097233445677

1905189718401726155113321075804538295191175149111785127106

190518991850175015901387115289864741831929525019614710159226

1905189718401726155113321075804538295191175149111785127106


Zone End 45 Cross

4555657585

69146445584350323435

67656371593554935116

68496573629561256378

Light Distribution


0-30 0-400-600-90

90-12090-130 90-15090-180

0-180

1493245944256072

509606700718

6790

22.036.265.289.4

7.58.9

10.310.6

100.0


NICOR, Inc. 2200 Midtown Place NE, Albuquerque, NM 87107 P: 800.821.6283 F: 800.892.8393 www.nicorlighting.com February 15, 2016 2:04 PM

Type

Catalog

Project

PRODUCT INFORMATIONColor Temperature: Warm 2700 K

LED Lifetime (Hrs): >60,000

Dimensions: Height:1” Width: 3 ½” Length: Varies

Power Draw (W):Varies based on length and output selection

Length 8”12 ½”21 ½”30”40”

Power(W)1.1W - 4.5W1.6W - 6.5W2.5W - 10W3.4W - 13.5W4.6W - 18.5W

Lumens:Varies based on length and output selection

Length 8”12 ½”21 ½”30”40”

Lumens67 - 200100 - 300175 - 525250 - 750333 - 1000

Ordering InformationSeries Length Housing Color

NUC-2 08 (8 inches) BK (black)

12 (12 1/2 inches) NK (nickel)

21 (21 ½ inches) OB (oil-rubbed bronze)

30 (30 inches) WH (white)

40 (40 Inches)

Example: NUC-2-12-NK

NUC-2LED Under Cabinet

Product DescriptionLight up those dark areas of your counter space with our new, low-heat LED Under cabinet lights. The NICOR LED Under cabinet fixtures provide warm color and cool operating temperatures. Their low, 1” profile keeps the fixture unobtrusive and out of view. Our LED Under cabinets are also ecologically friendly and efficient, providing up to 60,000 hours of lighting that is not only beautiful but inexpensive.

ConstructionLow profile aluminum housing, with on/off rocker switch, available in either White, Oil-Rubbed Bronze, Black, or Nickel

Optical SystemEven lighting with specially designed diffuser to prevent “hot spots” on counter tops

ElectricalCustom low-profile driver Operating temperature rating of 0°F to 120°F (-18°C – 49°C)120V line voltage no transformerL70 rated for greater than 60,000 hoursTM-21 Projected L70(10k) life >96,000 hoursLM-79, LM-80 testing performed in accordance with IESNA standards

FinishExterior white powder coat finish, with interior high reflective finish

InstallationEasy surface mount installation

Warranty5-year limited system warranty standard

5 YEARWARRANTY

31/2”

(L)”

1

LED Bundle #1 Questions: Q1. Could you please provide us with the inventory in a excel format? A1. Yes (Bundle Specific Link will be provided specific to the bundle under a separate heading.) Q2. Can you please clarify what is expected from the bidders on this proposal for Proof of Advertisement? A2. There is no advertisement required for this project. Q3. What is meant by “BDOP” contractors, what does this mean? A3. BDOP refers to MWBE contractors – this is old terminology that will be revised in future solicitations. Q4. What (if any) will be the inspection process from DPS on this project? A4. DPS QA/QC and Colorado Lighting will walk each site for completion and punch list time. Q5. The goal set by the district, is that 35% of the total bid price, or 35% of the actual work performed on the project (labor cost)? A5. The 35% goal is applicable to labor cost only Q6. We have not been provided any photos of the site locations. Please advise as to where to get these. A6. Yes (Bundle Specific Link will be provided specific to the bundle under a separate heading.) Q7. Will DPS accept Sylvania LED T8’s and Drivers? A7. Per the specifications and the bid document scope of work the districts is furnishing with GE or Phillips only. Q8. Are we required to bid all bundle #1 or we can choose a school to bid on? A8. We will only accept bids for the entire bundle. We will not award per school. DPS encourages teaming with another contractor as a joint venture or as a sub‐contractor. Q9. What form should be used for this submission as we would like to use this process if possible? A9. There is no form required – please submit any substitution requests via email. Q10. Are the PDF spreadsheets available in an Excel format? A10. See Q2 above Q11. Who’s is responsible for the Excel rebate application? A11. DPS along with Colorado Lighting will be processing all Excel rebate applications. Q12. Who is responsible for disposal of all the old materials? A12. Contractor will be responsible and required to remove all waste form the sites.

Q13. On the original DPS Project Manual ‐ LED Retrofit Bundle, the material list calls for a GE glass tube:

LED21T8/G/4/840 G = Glass LED15T8/G/4/840 G = Glass

On the LED Lighting Retrofit Bundle 1‐ Addendum 1 issued on 1/25/2018 the BOM calls for a plastic tube:

LED21T8/4/840 Plastic LED15T8/4/840 Plastic

Is it the preference of DPS that GE furnish a glass or plastic tube where available? A13. Denver Public Schools will accept the glass equivalents of the lamp specifications in the bid package for both Philips and GE. Glass is preferred over plastic where available. Q14. Are contractors required to hold a City of Denver Contractors License? A14. DPS is working with the State on these projects. All State requirements will be required by DPS.

Bundle #4 Exhibit #6

Q15. Can the bid date be extended by 1 week to allow for time to compile and submit proposals? A15. The bid date is not able to be extended. The project has been available to bid for 3 weeks. Q16. Since the architect on this project is also eligible to submit a proposal for Bundle #1 and all subsequent bundles, how can DPS ensure an equal opportunity playing field for all qualified bidders? A16. Since the assessment company on record was not involved in the decision making process of selecting the specs for the materials which will be utilized and all contract requirements are open to all bidders no unfair advantage or conflict of interest is present. As this hard‐bid is only asking for the pricing of materials and the labor costs associated with installation no unfair advantage is given to the assessment company who is also eligible to bid on these bundle contracts. Q17. In section 12 regarding Preference to Colorado Materials, does this apply to the LED lamps, ballasts/drivers? If so, both manufacturers specified are produced out of state. A17. Please bid using the products specified on the Price Sheet tab in the Bundle 1 spreadsheet supplied in Addendum #2. DPS will accept the Philips Glass equivalent 4 foot lamp. The product code is 470112, which was just released last week. See attached cut sheets. Q18. Product Specification – Will DPS be open to equivalent alternatives to the following fixture types provided in the RFP document? a. Bundle #1 – Lake Alternative Exhibit #3 – Modern Lighting LED Wraparound

b. Bundle 1 – RFP Report – Nicor LED Under Cabinet A18. DPS will entertain alternates as long as they meet the bid and addendum documents (specifically GE and Phillips a. For the wraps, please only use the GE wrap and Philips wraps that were specified in Addendum 1. The Modern lighting LED wrap was removed.

b. This Nicor fixture is part of the overall specification for Bundles 1‐6, but there are not any of them in bundle 1. That cut sheet should have been omitted from the Bundle 1 submittal package. So this question is irrelevant for the bundle 1 bid. Q19. Product Specification – Will DPS require the LED drivers to be dimmable or non‐dimmable? A19. Please bid using the products specified on the Price Sheet tab in the Bundle 1 spreadsheet supplied in Addendum #1.

Q20. What licenses does the architect hold to be deemed an architect? A20. Clarification: Term ‘Architect’ is used in RFP language to describe the Designer/Vendor Manager Q21. Can you provide a copy of the architectural license that the architect for this project holds? A21. Refer to A1 Q22. According to section 19.2.1 The architect will visit the site at appropriate intervals to become familiar with its progress and quality and to determine in general if the Work is being performed in such a manner that it will, when fully completed, be in accordance with the Contract Documents. Is there an expectation that the architect (Colorado Lighting), our competitor is also the company that oversees the work being completed by their own competition? A22. Any vendor who is awarded work will be overseen by the DPS QA/QC team. Q23. If Colorado Lighting gets the work, who oversees their work? Will it be Colorado Lighting? If so at what point in time is that a conflict of interest? A23. Colorado Lighting would be seen as a prime overseeing their subs. Colorado Lighting would be overseen by DPS’ QA/QC team.


Q24. Having Colorado Lighting be the auditor on this project, are they responsible for the lighting counts, and if they are incorrect are they responsible for the change order? A24. Colorado Lighting is only verifying that the proper materials to assist DPS with the required documentation for Xcel rebates. Q25. If the counts are incorrect and more work needs to be done to complete the project, will the winning contractor get to complete “uncounted” lights as a change order or will this go back to bid? If the answer is neither who will complete the work? A25. The District realizes that errors will be made during the process. There will not be a “financial penalty” (i.e. liquated damages) for errors but the vendor/consultant will be responsible for going back and reassessing any errors/issues that come up at no additional charge. Q26. Section 19.3 requires all communication in duplicate to go through the Owner & the Architect who is Colorado Lighting who is our competition. Being that this is bundle #1 of 8, it is in the best interest of the winning company not to share anything with their competition; Colorado Lighting. So how is this not a conflict of interest for all parties bidding on this project except Colorado Lighting? A26. The only information that is shared with Colorado Lighting is the Bid Information that is Public Information. The specifications for the lighting requirements were prescribed by DPS and Colorado Lighting produced assessments with the same specifications that are being bid for installation. Q27. When will we have the answers to the questions back? A27. Answers should be provided as soon as possible but no less than 2 business days before proposals are due. A28. When will we have the bid award back? A28. The District anticipates issuing an award to the best value bidder as soon as possible. This typically takes 5‐7 business days. Q29. Can the architect send the per school break downs/audits to all bidding parties in Microsoft Excel format? A29. This was provided in addendum 2. Q30. According to the pricing template 85 points will be awarded to low bid, what do 2nd low bid, 3rd low bid, etc., receive in points? A30. The lowest bid would receive the full 85 points for price. Second, third etc. bids will earn a percentage of the available points calculated via the bid tab sheet that will be provided to all bidders. Q31. What is the Emergency Lighting Battery Back Up specification/exact part number set by the architect? A31. The GE and Phillips requirement was generated by DPS prior to the assessment RFP was issued. With that there is only a Phillips (Bodine) option. The part number is BSL310. GE does not make a battery backup ballast equivalent.


LED Bundle #2 Questions:

Q1. Is there a need for us or our subcontractor to have an office in Denver or the approved counties? If there is such a

requirement we can make sure we do?

A1. Per page 5 of the RFP, the Prime Vendor will be required to have an office in the Colorado area. Subcontractors are

not held to this requirement however, if they are being utilized to satisfy an MWBE commitment, the business address

must be listed in one of the counties listed in the Diverse Business Inclusion Commitment form. See page 11, footnote

1.

Q2. Will the City of Denver use tax apply to all product, and equipment used on this project of 3.65%?

A2. Yes the City of Denver will apply tax. DPS is only exempt from State Tax.

Q3. Per the bid documents is the contractor’s superintendent expected to be on site full time throughout the duration of

the project?

A3. The superintendent is required to be on the job full time as there are several sites per bundle it is expected that

they will be coordinating between sites.

Q4. Will weekly OAC meeting be conducted, and if so is the contractor responsible for providing a location to hold these

meetings?

A4. We will conduct weekly meetings. As there are multiple sites the meeting sites will be TBD. The DPS pm will

arrange the meeting space weather it is at a school or at the Acoma Office.

Q5. Are there any requirements for Davis Bacon Wages?

A5.No Davis‐Bacon wages are not required.

Q6. Will DPS provide local storage within each facility named in scope for products prior to installation?

A6. No Contractors are requires to store and protect their materials and tools.

Q7. What work hours will be available from award to completion dates spelled out?

A7. Most locations have the same following availabilities. While school is in session the work hours are approximately

3pm – 10pm. once school is out for summer the work hours are approximately 7am – 4pm. summer hours can be

extended past 4pm, but that is a case by case bases. Each site is different and there may be a slight variation.

Q8. Are there any required security protocol for building access for any locations spelled out?

A8. Contractors will need to have a contractor’s badge.


Q9. Will there be any assignment of keys for room access during the installation phases?

A9. No the FM will allow access to any and all areas.

Q10. Do you have release dates for the remainder of the bundles?

A10. All bundles will be released by the end of May 2018

Q11. Can you provide us with the remaining bundle’s school quantities? In other words how many schools are there per

bundle for each of the remaining bundles?

A11. Bundle Total sites Total SQ FT

#1 18 3,114,323

#2 30 2,816,910

#3 28 2,308,013

#4 29 2,838,498

#5 42 3,057,272

#6 16 1,538,186

Q12. Will a contractor going through the renewal process for their MWBE certificate be viewed as a qualified MWBE?

A12. Yes. If the contractor has previously held certification in‐process documentation from the certifying entity can be

provided in place of the MWBE certificate. The Prime Contractor is ultimately responsible for meeting the

diversity goal set for the project. That said, if the MWBE certification is not approved prior to the conclusion of

the project, a good faith effort will not be accepted.

Q13. Is there any specific location that removed materials should be disposed of?

A13. Disposal of the removed materials is the responsibility of the contractor.

Q14. Will on‐site laydown areas be provided for storage?

A14. Not at this time. Once school is out this can be discussed with the FM at the schools. This is a case by case

situation and not guaranteed at any or all locations.

Q15. Will there be any specific process for subcontractor payment reporting?

A15. Sub‐Contractor will submit to the Contractor, who will submit a pay app along with a schedule of values to DPS

for review and process of payment.

Q16. Will mobilization be allowed as a billable item in the AIA schedule of values?

A16. Yes Mobilization is a billable item in the schedule of values, but is subject to retainage.


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