Florida State University Competitive Solicitation

Acknowledgement Form

CS No: FAC1700111-17 Title: Keen Bldg. Lab 619 Renovations

Date of Issue: August 29, 2017 Response Due Date and Time: September 14, 2017

CS Point of Contact Name: Veronica Cline Phone: 850-644-7639 Email: vcline@fsu.edu

Vendor Information Federal Employer Identification Number or SS Number:

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review by interested parties at Procurement Services and our solicitation web page and will remain posted for a period of 72 hours. Failure to file a protest within the time prescribed in Florida Board of Governors Regulation 18.002 and FSU Regulation FSU 2.015, or failure to post the bond or other security as required in Florida Board of Governors Regulation 18.003, shall constitute a waiver of proceedings under that regulation.

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I certify that this offer is made without prior understanding, agreement, or connection with any corporation, firm or person submitting an offer for the same materials, supplies, or equipment and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud. I agree to abide by all conditions of this offer and certify that I am authorized to sign this offer for the responder and that the responder is in compliance with all requirements of the Competitive Solicitation, including but not limited to, certification requirements. In submitting an offer to an agency for the State of Florida, the responder offers and agrees that if the offer is accepted, the responder will convey, sell, assign or transfer to the State of Florida all rights, title and interest in and to all causes of action it may now hereafter acquire under the Anti-trust laws of the United States and the State of Florida for price fixing relating to the particular commodities of services purchased or acquired by the State of Florida. At the State’s discretion, such assignment shall be made and become effective at the time the purchasing agency tenders final payment to the responder. __________________________________________________ Printed Name/Title __________________________________________________ Authorized Signature

Submit Response To:

Procurement Services Florida State University

282 Champions Way, UCA 1400 Tallahassee, FL 32306-2370

Phone (850) 644-6850 | Fax (850) 644-8921 www.procurement.fsu.edu

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FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY INVITATION TO BID

FAC1700111-17 KEEN BUILDING, LAB 619 RENOVATIONS

STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVE The objective of this Invitation to Bid (ITB) is to enable Florida State University (FSU) to enter into a purchase order (PO) with a Respondent to provide services for the Lab 619 renovations at Keen Building.

DEFINITIONS

a. Purchase Order/Contract – The Purchase Order (PO) or other form or format, provided to theawarded Respondent(s), FSU uses to make a purchase under the contract term, whichincludes a formal written PO, electronic PO, Procurement Card (P-card), or any other meansauthorized by Procurement Services and which incorporates the requirements and conditionslisted in the Bid.

b. Invitation to Bid – a written or electronically posted solicitation for competitive sealed repliesto select one or more Respondents to procure commodities or services during the term of thecontract.

c. May, Should – Indicates something that is not mandatory, but permissible, recommended, ordesirable.

d. Minor Irregularities – irregularities that have no adverse effect on FSU’s interest, will not affectthe amount of the ITB and will not give a Respondent an advantage or benefit not enjoyed byanother Respondent.

e. Must, Shall, Will – The words “shall,” “must,” or “will” are equivalent and indicate mandatoryrequirements or conditions. FSU will not waive Responder’s material deviation from any of themandatory requirements.

f. Response – The entirety of the Respondent’s submitted bid response to the ITB, including anyand all supplemental information submitted.

g. Respondent - Anyone who submits a timely bid in response to this ITB.

h. Responsible Respondent – A Respondent that has submitted a bid that conforms in allmaterial respects to the solicitation

i. Responsive Bid – A bid submitted by a responsive and responsible Respondent that conformsin all material respects to the solicitation.

j. Sole Point of Contact - The Procurement Officer or designee to whom Respondents shalladdress any questions regarding the solicitation or award process. The sole point of contactshall be the arbitrator of any dispute concerning performance of the Contract.

k. Successful Respondent - The firms or individual who is the recommended recipient of theaward of a contract under this ITB (also synonymous with “Payee”, “Offerer,” “Contractor” and“Vendor”). If a Respondent is a manufacturer, its certified dealers and resellers may also furnishproducts under the Contract; in choosing to do so, the dealers and resellers agree to honor theContract and the term “contractor” shall be deemed to refer to them. Unless awarded the

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Contract as a direct Respondent, however, dealers and resellers are not parties to the Contract, and the Respondent that certifies them shall be responsible for their actions and omissions.

l. University – Florida State University, Florida State University Board of Trustees is a publicbody corporate of the State of Florida.

I. INITIAL CONTRACT PERIOD AND RENEWAL OPTION

The contract term is anticipated to be from the date of the executed purchase order until the completion of requested repairs. Any and all renewals are subject to satisfactory performance evaluations by FSU and must be executed in advance by written instrument agreed to by both parties. All terms and conditions of the original agreement will remain in force for the renewal period

II. SOLE POINT OF CONTACT

Veronica ClineFacilities Purchasing969 Learning Way, Rm. 102A Tallahassee, FL 32306-2370 Phone: 850-644-7639Email: vcline@fsu.edu

Preliminary questions relative to the ITB document and/or process must be submitted in advance by email to the FSU sole point of contact no later than the day and time shown in the Calendar of Events as the last day to submit questions. FSU may respond to questions via an addendum that will be posted to the Facilities Purchasing website. At all times it shall remain the responsibility of the Respondent participating in the ITB to check the website for postings of addenda, notices or award decisions. No further notice will be given.

Only those communications that are in writing from Procurement Services shall be considered as a duly authorized expression on behalf of FSU. Respondents may not consider any verbal instructions as an official expression on FSU’s behalf. QUESTIONS DIRECTED TO, OR ANY RESPONSES RECEIVED FROM ANY OTHER DEPARTMENT, PERSON, AGENT, OR REPRESENTATIVE OF FSU WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED VALID OR BINDING. Also, FSU will recognize only communications from Respondents that are signed and in writing as duly authorized expressions on behalf of the Respondent.

Respondents to this ITB or persons acting on their behalf shall not contact any employee or officer of FSU, Board of Trustees, or a University Direct Support Organization concerning any aspect of this ITB, except in writing to the Sole Point of Contact or Chief Procurement Officer or as provided in this ITB document, from the date of release of this ITB through the end of the 72-hour period following FSU’s posting of the notice of intended award, in accordance with Board of Governors (BOG) Regulation 18.002. Violation of this provision may be grounds for rejecting a response. If there are any changes or additions to the sole point of contact information at any time in the process, participating companies will be notified via an addendum to the ITB.

III. CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Task Date FSU Issues ITB 08/29/2017 @ 5:00pm

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Mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting & Site Visit @ Keen Bldg. Room 619

09/06/2017 @ 10:00am

Written Questions from Respondents 09/13/2017 @ 1:00pm FSU Issues Answers to Questions via addendum 09/18/2017 @ 5:00pm Written Bid Responses Due from Respondents 09/22/2017 @ 2:00pm FSU Posts Intent to Award on or about 09/27/2017 @ 11:00am

**If applicable, site visit information outlined under the Calendar. Unless otherwise revised by a subsequent addendum to this ITB, the dates and times by which stated actions should be taken or completed are listed above. If FSU determines, in its sole discretion, that it is necessary to change any of these dates and times, it will issue an Addendum to the ITB and issue a Notice of Addendum on the Procurement Services website. All times listed are Eastern Standard Time (EST). It is the Respondent’s responsibility to check the Procurement Services website for any updates or addendums to this ITB.

IV. SPECIFICATIONS Demo and renovate space 619 of the Keen Building. Renovations include new lab cabinetry, refinish existing lab tables top surfaces. Install new shelving and maker boards. Other work to include mechanical and electrical work. Clean and paint exposed HVAC equipment; replace supply air louver grille.

Remove existing mop sink, maintain 1 water supply for cup sink at workstation Remove existing fume hood and associated infrastructure

Electrical: Remove abandoned utilities/ conduit infrastructure and existing light fixtures Provide new light fixtures, provide 2 data receptacles per wall Provide cable tray at room perimeter, including bridge connection

Design document attached to end of this packet.

FSU May: • Reject any and all bids or any part thereof, to waive informalities, and to make single or

multiple awards. Incomplete bids may not be considered in the evaluation. • Reserve the right to inspect and investigate thoroughly the establishment, facilities,

equipment, business reputation and other qualifications of the Respondent(s) and any subcontractors and to reject any bid irrespective of pricing and financial terms if it is determined that the Respondent is deficient in any of the essentials necessary to assure acceptable standards of performance in the services of this ITB.

• Reserve the right to refrain from notifying the unsuccessful Respondent(s) that their bids have not been awarded by FSU until after FSU has entered into a binding agreement with the successful Respondent(s).

• Reserve the right to ask for clarifications of a bid response. FSU Will:

• Reject bids not received by the written bid due date/time required by the ITB. • Reject any bid that fails to meet mandatory specifications (i.e. functional, cost or contractual

requirements) stated in the ITB. V. Formatting

a. Response Format

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1. Submit one (1) original and 2 copies of the bid in hard copy form. The original response shall contain the original manual signature of the authorized person signing the bid, and the electronic copy of the bid. Failure to include the original bid response and all signed copies may be grounds for rejection of your bid without further evaluation.

2. Each Respondent’s bid response shall include the information and required submittals described and as requested in the ITB.

3. Questions and requests for information may not be rearranged, regrouped, or divided in any way.

4. All information and required submittals requested SHALL BE in hardcopy and included in your written bid response. Responses shall not refer FSU to electronic media such as websites, CD’s, disks, or tapes in order to obtain the required information or submittals.

5. Information submitted that is not requested by FSU may be considered to be supplemental, not subject to evaluation.

6. If there is any information or required submittals which due to size or binding cannot be incorporated, the Respondent must provide information, telling the Sole Point of Contact where the information can be found in the response.

7. The Addenda Acknowledgement form shall be signed by a company representative, dated and returned to FSU by the date specified in Section V. for the bid due date/time. Failure to return an Addenda Acknowledgement form issued for this ITB may be grounds for rejection of the bid response.

Note: If Respondent’s bid deviates from these instructions, such bid may, at FSU’s sole discretion, be REJECTED. Note: Any award hereunder is subject to the provisions of Chapter 112, F.S. All Respondents must disclose with their bid the name of any officer, or agent who is also an employee of the State of Florida, or any of its agencies. Further, all Respondents must disclose the name of any State employee who owns, directly or indirectly, an interest of five (5) percent or more in the Respondent’s firm or any of its branches. Effective Period of Bids. Under this ITB, Bidder responses shall remain firm for a period of no less than ninety (90) days following the closing date, in order to allow time for evaluation, approval, and award of the purchase order/contract. Any bidder who does not agree to this condition shall specifically communicate in its bid response such disagreement to the University, along with any proposed alternatives. This University may accept or reject such proposed alternatives without further notification or explanation.

Mistakes/Errors. Respondents are expected to examine the specifications, delivery schedule and all instructions pertaining to supplies and services. Failure to do so will be at Respondent’s risk. In case of a mistake in extension, the unit price will govern.

Condition and Packaging. It is understood and agreed that any item offered or shipped as a result of this ITB shall be new, or a current standard production model available at the time of this response. All containers shall be suitable for storage or shipment, and all prices shall include standard commercial packaging.

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Discounts. A cash discount for prompt pay may be offered. However, such discounts shall not be considered in determining the lowest net cost for response evaluation purposes. Discounts will be computed from the date of satisfactory delivery at place of acceptance or from receipt of a correct invoice at the office specified, whichever is later. Respondents are encouraged to reflect cash discounts in the unit prices proposed.

Taxes. FSU, as an agency of the State of Florida, is entitled to the benefits of sovereign immunity including immunities from the payment of federal excise and state sales taxes on direct purchases of tangible personal property or services by the Respondent in the performance of the contracts with FSU.

a. The response submitted to this ITB should enumerate a lump sum fixed fee. b. Provide the number of hours anticipated to complete the scope of services. Include detail

as to various personnel who will be involved in the activities that will be completed during the engagement.

c. List any other categories of ancillary expenses that may be billed. Note: FSU will not

reimburse for travel, meals, or lodging expenses.

VIII. DELIVERY OF BIDS

The original and number of copies specified above shall be mailed to the FSU Sole Point of Contact noted above. These copies must be received within Procurement Services no later than the date and time noted in the Calendar of Events. Emailed and faxed copies are not acceptable and shall be considered as an invalid response. Note: Delivery to any other point on, or off campus is NOT acceptable and shall be grounds for rejection of the ITB.

a. All bid responses must contain the Competitive Solicitation Acknowledgement form with a manual signature (or a facsimile). Bids must be typed except for those areas where the ITB specifically allows hand written entries. If submitted by mail, do not include more than one response in a sealed envelope or package. The face of the envelope or package shall contain the Procurement Services address as provided in this ITB, the date and time of the bid opening and the ITB number. Bids submitted on any attached response form or in another specified media may be rejected. Any manual changes made to a ITB price must be initialed. All bids are subject to the conditions specified herein. Any response that does not comply with these conditions will be rejected.

b. DO NOT ALTER THIS ITB document IN ANY WAY. The only acceptable changes or alterations to this ITB will be made in the form of addenda and issued only by FSU Procurement Services.

c. Only fully capable and responsible companies or individuals, who are in good standing with the

State of Florida and FSU, who can demonstrate the ability to fulfill all specifications, and that possess the financial capability, experience, and personnel resources to provide all goods and services of the scope and breadth described in this ITB should respond.

d. The Respondent submitting the bid warrants that, to the best of their knowledge, there is no

pending or threatened action, proceeding, or investigation, or any other legal or financial

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condition, that would in any way prohibit, restrain, or diminish its ability to satisfy Contract obligations, should a contract be awarded.

e. No Bid Submitted. If not submitting a response to this ITB, respond by returning only the ITB

Competitive Solicitation Acknowledgement Form with the statement “NO RESPONSE” written on it and a brief explanation in the space provided on that form. Failure to respond to an ITB by not returning a response or this acknowledgement form may result in removal of your company from the FSU’s ITB bidder database.

f. Delivery Deadline. The absolute deadline for receipt of sealed responses is listed in Section

V. The clock in the lobby of Procurement Services shall be the official timepiece for determining if a response has been received at the correct time. FSU is not responsible for lost, misdirected or mis-delivered, or late bid packages for Respondent(s) using delivery services/carriers (i.e. USPS, FedEx, DHL, UPS, etc.).

g. Samples. Samples of items, when called for, must be furnished free of expense, and if not destroyed, may, upon request, be returned at the Respondent’s expense. Each individual sample must be labeled with Respondent’s name, manufacturer’s brand name and number, ITB number and item reference. A request for return of samples shall be accompanied by instructions which include shipping authorization and name of carrier and must be received with your bid. If instructions are not received within this time, the samples shall be disposed of by FSU.

h. Disqualification of Respondent. Only one bid response from an individual, firm, partnership,

corporation or association under the same or different names will be considered. Reasonable grounds for believing that a Respondent is involved in more than one bid response for the same ITB will be cause for rejection of the highest bid response in which such Respondents are believed to be involved. Any or all bids will be rejected if there is reason to believe that collusion exists between Respondents. Bids in which the prices obviously are unbalanced will be subject to rejection.

i. Bid Materials. The materials submitted in response to this ITB become the property of FSU

upon delivery to Procurement Services.

Important Note Regarding Written Bid Response The determination of the companies selected will be based on evaluation of the written response submitted. Any response that does not provide complete, accurate, and detailed answers to each question or which indicates the company prefers to defer providing complete details until a later stage in the process, may be declared non-responsive and rejected without further evaluation or consideration. IX. RESPONSIVENESS AND RESPONSIBILITY DETERMINATION

Responsiveness Determination A bid response that is considered responsive is one that conforms to all essential requirements and satisfies all mandatory conditions set forth in the ITB specifications. Essential requirements and mandatory conditions can include required qualifications, necessary company resources and experience, pre-qualification requirements, and required certifications, and various other required or mandatory specifications. Section 287.012(25) F.S. defines a “responsive bid, responsive proposal, or responsive reply” as “a bid, proposal, or reply submitted by a responsive and responsible vendor that conforms in all material respects to the solicitation.” Section 287.012(26) F.S. defines a “responsive vendor” as “a vendor that has submitted a bid, proposal, or reply that conforms in all material respects to the solicitation.”

Responsibility Determination

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A Respondent is responsible if it can perform the contract as promised. Thus, the concept of responsibility focuses on the Respondent’s trustworthiness, quality, fitness and capacity to satisfactorily perform. Determining whether a Respondent is responsible can include evaluation of the following: financial resources, performance schedule, performance record, organization and skills, equipment and facilities, and various other matters relating to the ability of a Respondent to perform the contract. Section 287.012(24) F.S. defines a “responsible vendor” as “a vendor who has the capability in all respects to fully perform the contract requirements and the integrity and reliability that will assure good faith performance.”

X. MANUFACTURER’S NAMES, APPROVED EQUIVALENTS, BEST VALUES, OR SOLUTIONS

Any manufacturers’ names, trade names, brand names, or catalog numbers used in the specifications are there for the purpose of establishing and describing general performance and quality levels. Such references are not intended to be restrictive and responses are invited on comparable brands or products of any manufacturer. The Respondent may propose any equivalent brand or product that meets or exceeds the specifications for an item(s). However, a Respondent shall not be allowed to bid more than one brand or equivalent products on any one item. It is the Respondent’s responsibility to select the single equivalent brand or product that his/her firm sells which meets all specifications and is the lowest in cost. If a Respondent bids more than one equivalent brand or product on an item, only the equivalent brand or product bidding the lowest response shall be considered. If a bid is based on an equivalent brand or product the manufacturer’s name and number must be indicated on the response form. Respondent shall submit with the bid, cuts, sketches, and descriptive literature, and/or complete specifications. Reference to literature submitted with a previous bid will not satisfy this provision. The Respondent shall also explain in detail the reason(s) why the proposed equivalent will meet the specifications and not be considered an exception thereto. In addition, if a Respondent has more than one best value or solution for a ITB, they should base their bid response on the best value or solution that meets FSU’s requirements in the written ITB process. FSU reserves the right to determine acceptance of item(s) as an approved equivalent or best values and solutions. Bids which do not comply with these requirements are subject to rejection. Bids lacking any written indication of intent to bid an alternative brand will be received and considered incomplete of compliance with the specifications as listed on the ITB document. The Sole Point of Contact in Procurement Services is to be notified of any proposed changes in (a) materials used, (b) manufacturing process, or (c) construction. However, changes shall not be binding upon FSU unless evidenced by an addendum issued by Procurement Services.

XI. INTERPRETATIONS

Respondents shall examine the ITB to determine if FSU’s requirements are clearly stated. If there are any requirements that are too vague or restrict competition, the Respondent may request, in writing, that the specifications be changed. A Respondent who requests changes in the specifications must identify and describe the Respondent’s difficulty in meeting FSU’s specifications; must provide detailed justification for the change, and must provide a recommended change in the specifications. Any questions concerning ITB conditions and specifications shall be directed in writing to the Sole Point of Contact for receipt by the date specified in the Calendar of Events. Inquires must reference the date of ITB opening and ITB number. No interpretation shall be considered binding unless provided in writing by the FSU in response to a request in full compliance with this provision. Oral or late requests will not be valid. A Respondent’s failure to request changes by the permissible date shall be considered an acceptance of FSU’s specifications and a waiver of the Respondent’s right to protest the ITB specifications. FSU reserves the right to determine which changes to the ITB shall be acceptable.

XII. NONCONFORMANCE TO BID CONDITIONS

Items may be tested and/or inspected for compliance with specifications by any appropriate testing facilities. Should the items fail testing, FSU may require the Respondents to reimburse FSU for all costs incurred by FSU in connection with the examination. The data derived from any test for compliance with specifications are public records and open to examination thereto in accordance

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with Chapter 119, F.S. Items delivered not conforming to specifications may be rejected and returned at Respondent’s expense. Items delivered which do not comply with the ITB specification and items not delivered as per delivery date in the ITB and/or purchase order may result in Respondent being found in default. In which event, any and all reprocurement costs may be charged against the defaulting Respondent. Any violation of these stipulations may also result in Respondent’s name being removed from Procurement Services bidder distribution list.

XIII. ADDITIONS, DELETIONS, SUBSTUTIONS

Should FSU find it necessary to supplement, modify, correct, or interpret any portion of the ITB during the ITB period, such action shall be taken by issuance of a written Addendum to the documents distributed to all known prospective Respondents.

XIV. LEGAL REQUIREMENTS

Applicable provisions of all Federal, State, County, and local laws, and of all ordinances, rules and regulations shall govern development, submittal and evaluation of all bid responses received in response hereto and shall govern any response by FSU by and through its officers, employees, and authorized representatives, or any other person, natural or otherwise. Lack of knowledge by any Respondent shall not constitute a cognizable defense against the legal effect thereof.

XV. LOBBYING AND GRATUITIES

It shall be a breach of ethical standards for any employee of FSU or member of FSU Board of Trustees to accept, solicit, or agree to accept a gratuity of any kind, form or type in connection with this ITB or resulting contract for commodities or services. The Respondent shall not, in connection with this ITB or any other contract with FSU, directly or indirectly (1) offer, confer, or agree to confer any pecuniary benefit on anyone as consideration for any FSU officer or employee’s decision, opinion, recommendation, vote, other exercise of discretion, or violation of a known legal duty, or (2) offer, give, or agree to give to anyone any gratuity for the benefit of, or at the direction or request of, any FSU officer or employee. For purposes of clause (2), “gratuity” means any payment of more than nominal monetary value in the form of cash, travel, entertainment, gifts, meals, lodging, loans, subscriptions, advances, deposits of money, services, employment, or contracts of any kind. Respondents are prohibited from using funds provided under contract or PO for the purpose of lobbying the Legislature or any official, officer, commission, board, authority, council, committee, or department of the executive branch or the judicial branch of state government.

XVI. ADVERTISING

In submitting a bid, Respondent agrees not to use the results therefrom as a part of commercial advertisement.

XVII. PUBLIC INSPECTION

All material submitted and opened becomes subject to the Public Records Law set forth in Chapter 119 F.S. This includes material which the Respondent might consider to be confidential or a trade secret. Any claim of confidentiality is waived upon submission, effective after ITB opening pursuant to Section 119.07, F.S. In accordance with Florida Statutes, sealed bids received by FSU pursuant to a ITB are exempt from Chapter 119.07(1) and s. 24(a), Art. I of the State Constitution until such time as FSU provides notice of an intended decision or until 30 days after opening the ITB bids, whichever is earlier. If FSU rejects all bids submitted in response to an ITB and FSU concurrently provides notice of its intent to reissue the ITB, the rejected bids remain exempt from s. 119.07(1) and s. 24(a), Art. I of the State Constitution until such time as FSU provides notice of an intended decision concerning the reissued ITB or until FSU withdraws the reissued ITB. A bid is not exempt for longer than 12 months after the initial notice rejecting all bids.

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XVIII. COMPETITIVE SOLICITATION (ITB) TABULATION

An ITB Tabulation that serves as the “Notice of Intended Decision” will be posted for review by interested parties on the Procurement Services website (http://procurement.fsu.edu/CS Decisions) and will remain posted for a period of seventy-two (72) hours. Any person who is adversely effected by FSU decisions or intended decisions as detailed above in connection with this ITB, shall file a written “Notice of Protest” with the Director of Procurement Services. Failure to file a protest within the time prescribed in accordance with BOG Regulation 18.002 and FSU Regulation FSU-2.015, or failure to post the bond or other security as required in BOG Regulation 18.003, shall constitute a waiver of right to protest.

XIX. COVERAGE AND PARTICIPATION

With the consent and agreement of the successful Respondent, and pursuant to their own governing laws, purchases may be made under this ITB by other universities, governmental agencies or political subdivisions within the State of Florida pursuant to BOG Regulation 18.001. Other entity purchases are independent of the contract between entity and awarded Respondent, and FSU shall not be a party to any transaction between the awarded Respondent and any other purchaser.

XX. SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS

It is recommended that Respondent(s) arrive approx. one (1) hour before the start time of any scheduled mandatory or non-mandatory site visit. Attendees must follow all FSU parking regulations. If you have questions regarding where or how to park on campus, please contact FSU Parking Services at (850) 644-5278. Any person requiring special accommodations should contact Procurement Services at 850-644-6850 and ask for the Sole Point of Contact noted in the ITB.

XXI. ADDITIONAL QUANTITIES

Unless otherwise noted in the ITB document, for a period not exceeding ninety (90) days from the date of award of the bid by FSU, the right is reserved to acquire additional quantities up to the amount shown on the ITB, but not to exceed $75,000, at the prices listed on the bid response to this ITB. If additional quantities are not acceptable, the tabulation sheet must be noted “RESPONSE IS FOR SPECIFIED QUANTITY ONLY.”

XXII. CONFLICT BETWEEN DOCUMENTS

If any terms and conditions contained within the documents related to this ITB are in conflict with any other terms and conditions therein, then the various documents comprising this ITB, as applicable, shall govern in the following order of precedence: Change Order, Purchase Order, Addenda, ITB special Terms and Conditions, ITB Specifications, General Conditions of the ITB Acknowledgement form.

XXIII. PROPRIETARY OR CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION.

If the Respondent needs to submit proprietary information with the bid, the Respondent shall ensure that it is enclosed in a separate envelope from the bid and that it is clearly designated and conspicuously labeled as such. Respondents who submit bids with information noted as proprietary or confidential may be asked to substantiate why the information is proprietary or is otherwise exempt from a public records request under Florida Law.

XXIV. PURCHASES OF TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY – PRICE PREFERENCES TO FLORIDA

VENDORS (Attachment A – ATTESTATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS):

Awards of Invitations to Bid: For purchases of tangible personal property, the 2012 Florida legislature enacted economic development laws establishing certain conditions and circumstances which, when applicable, require the granting of price preferences to businesses whose “principal place of business” is the State of Florida.

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• Principal Place of Business Definition: Principal place of business is defined as location where a corporation’s officers direct, control, and coordinate the corporation's activities (known as the nerve center test). In most states, corporations must report their principal place of business to the Secretary of State.

• Personal Property: When the most advantageous bid, or the best value reply is submitted by a Respondent whose principal place of business is in a state or political subdivision outside the State of Florida, which grants a preference for the same purchase to a vendor in such state or political subdivision, as applicable, then FSU shall grant the same preference to the responsible and responsive Resident Vendor with the most advantageous bid received, or the best value reply received pursuant to an Invitation to Bid. With respect to Invitations to Bid, if the most advantageous bid or best value reply in that state does not grant a preference to companies having a principal place of business in that state, then no price preference will be granted. Personal Property Definition: “Personal Property” shall be defined as goods and commodities, but not real estate, intellectual property or services.

• IMPORTANT NOTICE: Pursuant to Board of Governors Regulation 18.001, Respondents whose principal place of business is outside the state of Florida must include, with their ITB response document, a written statement, signed by an attorney at law licensed to practice in the Respondent’s state (referred to as their "principal place of business" in the law), detailing geographical price preferences, if any or none, granted by the laws of that state or political subdivision.

• Note: The Respondent’s principal place of business, as represented by the Respondent in its bid response, may be relied upon by FSU without further inquiry. If FSU determines that a Respondent has misrepresented its principal place of business, the Respondent’s bid or reply shall be rejected.

XXV. CERTIFICATION OF ITB

Respondent agrees to be bound by the content of this bid and agrees to comply with the terms, conditions and provisions of the referenced ITB and any addenda thereto in the event of any award. Exceptions are to be noted as stated in the ITB. By signature on the Competitive Solicitation Acknowledgement form, the Respondent certifies that (1) bid did not involve collusion or other anti-competitive practices, (2) Respondent has not given, offered to give, nor intends to give at any time hereafter any economic opportunity, future employment, gift, loan, gratuity, special discount, trip, favor, or service to a public servant in connection with the submitted bid, (3) Respondent certifies there is no employee of FSU, or whose relative has, a substantial interest in any Agreement subsequent to this ITB, (4) Respondent certifies they are not currently debarred, or suspended or proposed for debarment by any federal entity and agrees to notify FSU of any change in this status, should one occur, until such time as an award has been made under this procurement action and (5) Respondent certifies review of the ITB in its entirety and understands the terms and conditions contained herein and referenced below.

FSU’s standard Insurance requirements: http://procurement.fsu.edu/sites/default/files/media/doc/StandardInsuranceProvisions.pdf

FSU’s standard Purchase Order Terms and Conditions: http://procurement.fsu.edu/sites/default/files/media/doc/Standard Terms and Conditions.pdf The Federal Acquisition Regulations for federally funded contracts: http://procurement.fsu.edu/sites/default/files/media/doc/FederalAcquisitionRegulations.pdf

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ATTACHMENT A

ATTESTATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS (To be completed by each Respondent)

ITB Number ______________________________ Business Name _______________________________________________________________________________________ Identify the state in which the Respondent has its principal place of business________________________________________ Signature of Respondent representative authorized to attest to the accuracy of all information_______________________________ Typed or printed name of above signatory __________________________ Title: ________________________________________ INSTRUCTIONS: IF your principal place of business above is located within the State of Florida, provide the information as indicated above and return this form with your bid response. No further action is required, however, falsely claiming Florida as your principle place of business, even unintentionally, may cause your bid to be deemed non-responsive and eliminated from further evaluation. IF your principal place of business is outside of the State of Florida, the following must be completed by an attorney and returned with your bid response. Failure to comply may cause your bid to be deemed non-responsive and eliminated from further evaluation.

OPINION OF OUT-OF-STATE RESPONDENT ATTORNEY ON PREFERENCES (To be completed by the Attorney for an Out-of-State Respondent)

NOTICE: FSU Regulation FSU-2.015, provides that “a vendor whose principal place of business is outside this state must accompany any written bid, proposal, or reply documents with a written opinion of an attorney at law licensed to practice law in that foreign state, as to the preferences, if any or none, granted by the law of that state [or political subdivision thereof] to its own business entities whose principal places of business are in that foreign state in the letting of any or all public contracts.”

LEGAL OPINION ABOUT STATE PREFERENCES (Please Select One)

______ The Respondent’s principal place of business is in the State of ________________ and it is my legal opinion that the laws of that state do not grant a preference in the letting of any or all public contracts to business entities whose principal places of business are in that state. ______ The Respondent’s principal place of business is in the State of ________________ and it is my legal opinion that the laws of that state grant the following preference(s) in the letting of any or all public contracts to business entities whose principal places of business are in that state: [Please describe applicable preference(s) and identify applicable state law(s)]:

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LEGAL OPINION ABOUT POLITICAL SUBDIVISION PREFERENCES (Please Select One)

______The Respondent’s principal place of business is in the political subdivision of ________________ and it is my legal opinion that the laws of that political subdivision do not grant a preference in the letting of any or all public contracts to business entities whose principal places of business are in that political subdivision. ______ The Respondent’s principal place of business is in the political subdivision of ________________ and it is my legal opinion that the laws of that political subdivision grant the following preference(s) in the letting of any or all public contracts to business entities whose principal places of business are in that political subdivision: [Please describe applicable preference(s) and identify applicable authority granting the preference(s)]: ______ ______ ______ Signature of out-of-state Respondent’s attorney______________________________________________ Printed name of out-of-state Respondent’s attorney___________________________________________ Address of out-of-state Respondent’s attorney_______________________________________________ Telephone number of out-of-state Respondent’s attorney (_____) _____ - _________ Email address of out-of-state Respondent’s attorney__________________________________________ Attorney’s state of bar admission__________________________________________________________

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PART 1 • GENERAL

GENERAL CONDITIONS

The worlt described hereunder shall be Installed In accordance with the "Mechanical General Conditions," Section 15010.

DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK

The extent of the work is indicated on the Drawings. In general, lhe work consists of, but Is not limited lo, the following:

Hot and cold water supply piping and all valves. fittings. etc. A system of waste and vent piping. Plumbing fixtures. Domestic water heaters Roof drain piping

QUALITY ASSURANCE

All materials and installations are lo comply with the f~lowing. If confllcts occur between plumbing codes and the spedflcaUons, the most restrictive requirements shall govern.

National Electric Code Florida Building Code Florida Plumbing Code Florida Energy Efficiency Code For Building Construction Florida Administrative Code, 100-10, Sanitary Facilities for Buildings Serving the Public and Places of Employment. Accessibili ty Requirements Manual, Florida Board of Building Codes & Standards State Requirements fa< Educational Facilities Florida State University Design Gutdelines & Specifications (August 2012)

Furnish and install equipment having the characteristics and accessork!s indicated on the drawings or in lhese specifications. The manufacturer's specifications fOf the models shown on the drawings or given as basis for deslgn, plus all features. options, and accessories Indicated on the drawings or in these specifications. whether or not standard for the model scheduled or offered as a substitute, shall constitute the minimum requirements for equipment furnished under this section.

Submit to the ArchitecVEngincer for approval six (5) copies of brochures. technical data and/or shop drawings of the following, and as many addlllonal copies as required for ContractOf use:

Plumbing fixtures. Valves. cleanouts, and floor drains. Proposed fire proofing systems at penetrations of rated waifs

The Drawt s Indicate generally the locatlons of plumbing fix tures, apparatus. piping , etc .. and whfle these are to be followed as ciosely as possible. If before installation. it is found necessary to change the location of same to accommodate the conditions at the building, such changes shall be made without additional cosl to the Owner and as directed by the ArchitecVEngineer.

PART 2 p PRODUCTS

MATERIALS WHICH PENETRATE FIRE WALLS wii'ereinsulated i n or lastic materials penetrate fire walls. provide a UL listed systems for maintaining the ra ting. Where bear metal piping systems penetrate fire walls. provide a permanent sleeve which Is grouted or rocked Into wall. Provide a UL listed fire caulk for the annular space.

PLUMBING FIXTURES TRIM AND FITIINGS

Furnish and Install all umbin fixtures and trim. floor drains and cleanouts as shown on the Drawtngs . Fixtures shall be as specifted or equivalent quality fixtures by American Standard. Kohler, Universal Rundle or E1jer. Provkle all items of brass and chrome plated finish except where otherwise noted. Brackets Anchors, and Cleats: Furnish and Install where required for support. conceal behind finished wall.

Where more than one material is s ·n&d for a particular application. the contractor may select. All materials shall comply with latest ASTM speci fications in each instance that ASTM has specifications and standards relating to such materials. Sanita Waste and Vent

Cast Iron Soil Pipe , service weight bell and spigot; ASTM A 74, with neoprene single service compression gaskets. PVC Sewer Pi , schedule 40. ASTM 02665. Cast Iron Soil Pipe. service weight no,.hub, ASTM A 74 , with neoprene gasket and stainless steel band and screw assemblies conforming to CISPI Standard 301. May be used for vent piping. May be used for drain piping onty where space prohibits use of bell's spigot piping. Copper tubing Type L, conforming to ASTM 888, with brazed or solder-Joint copper, brass or bronze fillings conforming to ANSI 616.18 or 616.22. Copper tubing OWV grade, hard temper conforming to ASTM 6306, with solder joint, cast bronze fittings conforming to ANSI 616.23. Tubing larger than 2 inches shall use wrought copper fittings conforming to ANSI 816.29.

Domestic Water Pi

Oomesllc water pipe shall be type L copper conforming to ASTM 688. Piping above grade shall be hard drawn. Piping below grade shall be annealed soft copper with bituminous coating. Below Grade & Below Slab Piping & FltUngs: Ductile iron pipe: AWWA C151, working pressure 150 psig, exterior and interior bituminous coaling. Provide flanged and anchored connection to interior piping. Bek>w Grade Pl In Alternative: PVC pipe: ASTM 0 224 1, Class 150, working pressure 150 psig, fittings to be AWWA C151. J-M Ring-TIie or approved equal. Below Piping Alternative 4" and Above: PVC pipe: AWi/VA C900. Class 150, working pressure 150 psig, fittings to be AWi/VA C151. J-M Ring Tile or approved equal.

A1 PLUMBING - SPECIFICATIONS

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Compressed Air Pipe:

Compressed air pipe shall be type L copper conforming to ASTM B88.

PIPE ACCESSORIES:

Pipe sleeves: metal (pvc may be used where appropriate) sized to allow minimum clearance between pipe and sleeves or Insulation and sleeves. Provide chr ated brass escutcheon ates whore exposed ptpc passes through walls. Roars, or celling In finished areas. Furnish and Install dielectric or isolation fittings at all points where copper pipe connects to steel pipe. Adlustab'8 wrought clevis type hanger and rods: Grinnel Company or equivalent. Provide copper hangers for copper piping. Install water hammer arrestors as shown on the Drawings.

Ball Valves: 125 lb., bronze ball valve.

For Lavatories and Sinks: Brass , chrome plated.

PIPE INSULATION

Pipe lnsulaUon shall be 3/4" dosed-cell Insulation, Armaflex or equal.

PART J. EXECUTION

INSTALLATION OF PIPING

On vertical sanitary drain lines, connect all soil and waste Inlets through sanitary tees, wyes, or wyes and eighth bends. Short radius fittings may be used for vent piping. On horizontal lines connect all waste and soll connections through wyes or wyes and eighth bends. Double branch fittings may be used on vertical lines and horizontal runs, providing proper grades can be maintained.

Make ·olnts in PVC lastic i e with solvent cement In accordance with pipe manufacturer's lnstrucUons. Lay horizontal drain pipes to unjform grade; riser pipes, vertical. Make changes In directions of drain pipes with long bends. No screwed joints permitted in drain pipes, except as described herein.

Lay all sewers and branches, where practicable, on undisturbed earth cut at proper grade. Where laid on fill, provkle adequate supports to maintain pitch of the line.

Sizes of risers and mains or water system piping shall be as deslgnated on the Drawings. Verify any omitted slzes before Installation.

Cover pipe openings at all limes that the work Is not in progress at that point.

Cut brass and copper pipe by means of hack.saw. Remove all burrs and metal chips, dirt, etc., before Joining pipe. Chrome plated pipe shall show no wrench marks after installation; no threads shall show.

Adequately suppart all piping above floors inside the building from or on the building struclure.

Support piping suspended from the building structure by means of the specified pipe hangers and rods. Make maximum spacing between pipe supports as folk>ws: Nol'TMMI Pl Size Maximum Span

3/4" and under 5' 1· 7'

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Sanitary and storm draln piping shall be ~ by at least one hanger on each fu lt length of pipe close to hub where possible and at least one within 24 inches of each fitting , and wherever else required to prevent tendency toward deflection due to klad. Provide a hanger at upper angle at each drop. Locate hangers adjacent to hubs on multiple fittings not more than four feet on centers.

For support spacing of all other horizontal piping refer to MSS-SP-6g and provide additional supports at valves. strainers , In Hne pumps and other heavy components. Provide a support wi thin one foot of each elbow.

Vertical Pipe Supports: Up to 6 inch 60 reet long or not over 12 inch pipe up to 30 feet long, Riser clamps bolted to pipe below couplings, or welded to pipe and resting securely on the building structure. Vertlcal pipe larger than the foregoing , support on base elbows or less, or substantial pipe legs extending to the building structure. Vertical runs less than 15 feet long may be supported by the hangers on the connecting horizontal runs. Bases of drain stacks: If not buried in earth support on concrete. brick In cement mortar, or metal brackets permanently attached lo building structure. Make joints in PVC plastic pipe with solvent cement In accordance wtth pipe manufacturer's instructions.

INSTALLATION OF VALVES

lsoCate all major piping assemblies as shown on the Drawings and as required for proper operation and maintenance. All valves shall be accessible. Provide valve boxes and access panels where required for accessibility.

Install service valve for cold water at plumbing fixture.

INSTALLATION OF TRAPS

Trap each fixture by water sealing trap placed as near the fixture as possible.

Vent au traps and place within 5 feet of the fi xture whk::h it serves un~ss otherwise noted.

INSTALLATION OF PIPE SLEEVES

Install I sleeves al all locations where pipe passes through walls, floors, or ceilings above or below grade.

Where subiect to moisture or weather, seal sleeves wilh watertight sealant.

INSTALLATION OF FIXTURES, TRIM, ANO FITIINGS

Install the fixtures, trim and fittings specified,

taking care to property anchor each fixture. When the use of a wrench ls necessary on chrome plated piping, protect the pipe from marring by use of felt or cloth wrapping beneath wrench jaws.

Insulate all domestic cold water lines subject lo ambient conditions. Pipe Insulation is not required In the crawl space where located more than 10' from a ventilation opening.

Install Insulation in accordance with manufacturer's recommendations.

TESTS AND INSPECTIONS

Make all water and air tests of the piping systems in the presence of and to the satisfaction of the Architect/Engineer or his designated representative. Conduct these tests at such places and with liming to permit work to proceed with as little Interruption as possible. Make tests before work Is concealed.

Test water piping to hydrostatic pressure at 125 psi and hold for 4 hours.

After the lnstallaUon of sanlta I In and before the pipe is concealed or the fixtures are Installed. cap or plug the ends of the system and fill all lines with water to top of vents above roof and allow to stand until a thorough inspection has been made. Should leaks appear, repeat the tests until the system is tlghl . Do not use resin. candle wax or any other such substance for Slopping k,aks In cast lron soil , waste or vent lines or In storm drain Hnes. Caulking of screw joints to stop leaks will not be permitted.

STERILIZATION

The sterilization ocess shall comply with all governing regulations and with the steriHzation procedures recommended by the American Water Works Association. The chklrinalion process may be simplified by first flushing the system thoroughly clean . then charging with water containing a minimum of 50 parts per million of chlorlne, allowing this to stand for 24 hours, then thoroughly flushing. After sterilization and final flushing. the local health authority is lo be notified and their approval f-'-+~:c··c.:-=':::"'oc''=~'-"-=~'-'m'-','----t-~+~'-i-=-c=-, obtained In writing. +--+~'""'~"""=~'"~=·~~==-~m~• ----+---+---+----<

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6. PROVIDE CONDUIT EXPANSION FITTINGS WITI-1 BONOINO JUIM'ERS FOR ALL CONDUITS P.<.SSINO n1ROUOH [ICJ'jl.t,ISl()N JOINTS

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10. All CONOUCTOFIS SHALL 8E CoPPER WllH THHN'TlfNN NS.UU.llON CONDVCTORS SIZE ,8 1'WOAAID l.,UIG[R SHAl.L BE SlAANOE.0

11, NO I.IORE TH1'N 3 Pt1ASE CONDUCTORS SHALL BE NSTAI..LEOIN ONE CONDUIT UN..[SS N0l[001HERW1S£,

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1J. MOUN'TNG HEIGHTS OF WAI.L Ol!TlETS A&OYE fNSHEO FLOOR SHAU BE ASINOICATED IN THE LEGEND ANOIN n-lE FOi.LOWiNG TABLE UNtESS NOTED 0Tli£RW1S£ ON THE PLANS (MOUNTING HEIGHTS ARE TO CENIEIII.INE Olf OEVICEt

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PART 1 • GENERAL

The work de5efit,ed hen1under .1haN be Installed subject to the Contrl!ldual Conditions !or the en!lre S~tlons.

Tties.provlslom;applytoallsectlonsofOlvlslon 16 ofthbpro;e,eteKoop\asspe,cffled ~selneach indlvldual58Ction.

CORRELATION

This Section of the Specilbtlons and Its acoornpanylngOrawlngsaremadeHl)aratefortl"MI convenience of !he General Con1ractor I Construcllon Manager in prep1u1ng his bid and In no way relleves the General Contractor I Coru11ructlon Manager of hl!I re!lp(IMlbllilytocorrelatelhewonlunder thbSectk>n with Iha.Id 311 othet tt11des a.1 regard.1 the ltem.1 to be furnished by varioos SubconlractOl'I . the exact locatlonolalequlpme,n1andma!efialsand 1he neoessityofplanningtheWOl'kofa•tradestoavoid Interference.

DESCRIPTION OF WORK

Furnlshallabor material'I &guipmentand lnddentalsrequlred locomplete11Relectrlca.lWOl'k11!1 specified In this DIYl!llon and a, shown on the ContractDrll'Mngs. Division 16workshallndude the lnstaNallonof acornplete and Pfopefiyoperatlng electrical system. This system required oonsl6u; bask:.ANyol, a'1dlsnotM""1.edto. thefollowll'lg :

Extend the dbtfibutlon system /Of power Including lhe necessarylooders. branch circult.'!. ,lnstaUatlon of and connection to devices. pa~boards, transfonneB, switches. and al Olher equipment shown. and !he connection to Olher power loads that are eKistt,,gorr\t!IW.providedbyothercontractsor lheowner.

E•tend the bulldlng ground !lystem Md provide spedal groundS ll!l lnd!CAted.

lnstal ftre alarm system compooenb and devk.es.lumlshandconnectcommunlcatlon andsignalingclrcullstotheellisttngcontrol p11nel

ll'lstaN a system o( empty raceways. and accessories forthelocalarea nelwl:>l'kcabling system.cabling.Jacks. acttveequlomentand tarmlnatlonswilbabyothers.

Perform the demolition wolil Indicated.

RelertootherOlvlalonsof thls1pecfflcatlonl01 electrical requlremen~ of factory ll'l!llfllled motor,. controlleB. power tWpplies. etc.. E6ectricat connections to equipment lumlshed as specified 111 othetsectlonsof theseSpedflcatlonllorSllownOll other than the Electrlcal Drawin9s shal be governed bythlsOtvislonoftheSpeclflcatlons.

Thebldoefshalllnspect!he l)(eseotfobslte conditioos before prel)-'rlng his bid. The IUbml!lslon ofabld '"'11tbeconskieredevldel'lcethat sud'\11 visit and Inspection was performed by the bidder 11nd thal he takes fuN responslbl~y for aR factors goverl'lll'lg his work.

TheelectrlcalWOOlahallbecornplete. NAy operational, and !IO!table .i every way for the seMCe required. Drawlngsaregenenillydlagrammatlcln nature and do not show a• detalb. device.'!. and incldental materials necessary 1oacoornpish their Intent. Therefore, It shalt be understood that such delllces and lncldental malerials required shall be furnished at no cost to the Owner.

RELATED W ORK

OraMngs and general pr0Yi!llon1 of Contract , Including Genera! Conditions. Supp4emenlflry General Conditions, 11nd Sp&CW Conditions sections applytoWOl'k~edlnDlvtslon16.

The Contractor shall be aware that olher divisions of these Spectllcatlomr. may apply to related work required to perform Division 16 requirements. All related woric shaN be perf01med In ac.cordance with thosedMsion..,.

tftheContractortake11 1'1oexce tlonsto lhe,e Specfficatlons In the Submitted Bid. the Contractor '"'1ll behetdto111lyrespooslblefor fallure tocompty.

AflyexceptlontotheSpeclflcellon shalreterencelhe affected para.graph(s), 1UbJeci(s). a.'1d llst benellt 10 the Owner.

The Owner reserves the rtght lo have the Contr3cior replace lnstaaed materla.1 or equipment vmlc:h does notcomply ......tthlheseSpecilleatlonsat the Contracto(sexpense.

Oblllr"I approve! before procyrement lablicaUon or delivery of lt&l'M IO the lob slte. Submit manuftlcturers· da1a on the equipment Msted below and asdlrectedln other$ecllonso1Dlvhlon 16. Folow the procedure~ required in Division 1 of this specillcatlon. Data shall be In the form of m1mulllcture(sd&SCriptlvedatasheet.,and engineering drawing, and will 00 reviewed by the Archl!ect/Englneerbelorematefialsandequlpment are deNvered to the woric site. Review ol the $UbmlttalbytheArchltect/Engl-ar~tochecklor general conformance to the design Intent and wilt not relieve the Contractor of the responstbllityforthe correcinessolaN dlmenslons. conlormanceand the properfittlngof:i.lpartsof thework.

Plugs Md Receptacles LlghtingFlx\\lfell Lighting Controls ClrClJl!Bre11kers Cord reels and Acce»orles Surface Met11,I R11,ceway and Accessories Cable Tray FireA1armSystema'1dDevk.esa'1d lnstaNatlonDrawlngs'

• Prepared by M11nufi.cturer or System SuppWer

Submit rnanulactur8f11' names and Clll<llog numbers for thefollowlngmaterlats:

Co'1dult. Fittings. M d Couplings Boxe!I 3nd Fittings 600 Vott W ire and Cables Grou'1dingEquipmen1

The Contractorshalthoroughly ctleckthe sobmlttal foraccuracyandcompliancewl!hthecontract 1equirements. Shop drawing~ 11nd d11t11 sheet.'!. shaU bellf the date chedled and !ihall be accompanied by lheColltractor'sstatttmenlthattheyhavebeen checked !or conformity to the Spoclf\catlon!l and Drawlngs.SubJ'IWl181snotsoch11Ckedandnotedwlll be retum8d without review.

Dellverlheentlreelectfical sobmlttattolhe Archttect/Englneercompletea'1dlnOlle pa.ckago.Ar, lncomplete submlttal wilberetumedto!he Contractor without review.

EQUIPMENT SUBSTITUTIONS

Substllutlonstnatdonotincrease lr,stallatlon value wlllnotbeacce ed.

Conlraclorproposedsub.sf!ullonsmay result ln necessary changes to the constn.octlon documents. Coordination effort due to Contractor Pfoposed $Ubstltutlons shaU be the complete responstblltty of the Contractor. Alt potentlal confllcti; are to be addressed. The COlltractor shall also be responsible tor 11ny work ol any Olher trades made necessary by the substitution. All potential conflicts with other trades are to be addressed.

TheArc:hllecfs revlewoflheptOpOMd subslltutlons andcoordlnatlon documentslsklf thebenefltofthe Owner end not !he Contractor and does oot relieve the Contr11Ctor of re!lporudblHty kif making any COll'ectlonsnecessaryto lnsurelheOwl'ler recelves fun oonentol theofiglnal dosignlnten1.

Detailed coordination dOCllments shal be provided foranyeguk)mentlhat.lntheoplnionorthe ArchltectfEnglneer , matertalydlffersfromthedeslgn documents. This difference lndudes but Is not limited to any equipment having:

access requirements that differ l rom lhe design I specification

. operating characterblb that differ lrom the de!ll9nl11pecll\catlon

. footpfintsoreleva.tlonsthatdlfferfromthe design /specification

• connectlon requlrt!menl!.orlocAtions that dlfferfrom lhedesign/specfflcatlon

• ventlngOfcornbusllonelrrequlrementstha.\ dlfferlromthedeslgn/speclflcaOOn el&ctricaltharacleristlcs thatdlffer from the design /speclflca!lon control reQulrementsthatdifferfromthe deslgn lspecfflcation

• hydronlccharactefistlc,thatdltterfromthe design /specification

. plumbing requirements thal differ lrom the deslgn /Sj)f!cif,catlon

Documentation shal Include a dellMed lisllng of al dlfferencesfmmthedes n/specfflcatlon. Also Included wl be a detailed exptanallon as lo why these dlff8fflnces should be considered equa.J or an knprovement.

Any physk:al dilfer81'1Ce"Sshall becoordin11tedwlth ~.AII CoordlrnltlonDrawlngsshallbe produced by a competent drafts P8f$Of1 and shall be equivalent lnquaNty.deta~. a'1d scope to the Construction Drawings.

Acceotance of the tubs1~uUon as an !<JUal wil be the ~ dl5Cl"etion of lhe ArehltecvEngll'leer. I tems of necess.ery coordination or 1evlew omitted from the documentation shal be ground, lor reje<:tlon of the substitution.

No cost increase to the Owner lor any changes due to coonlnatlon wl be considered. The Architect/Engineer shat be compensated !or 11ny Md aNeffortsassociatedwtthrevlewandcoorcllnatlonol norwx,nformlngequipment

CODES INSPECTION AND FEES

Con,pty wtthlhe l'1dlcalededltionofthefollowlng code!I and ordinances. Where specific edition l!I not lmffca!ed. comply with the latest published edition.

NFPA 70 • 201 1: The National Electrical Code NFPA 72. 2010; The N11tional Fire Alarm Code NFPA 101. 2012: The Ufe Safety Code UL Standard 467; Eloctfical Grounding a'1d Bonding Equipment UL Standard 506: Endosures ANSI C2 • 1994 · The National Eleclfical Safety

Codo NEMA ICS 1 and 2. and IEEE 472 FBC 2014; The Florid11 Building Code. 5th

E•"°" !"he Flofida Fire PreV$1tlon Code. 5th Edition ServlngUlflityC0111p11nyPolldes State and Munldpat Codes and ReqlArements

Obtain al permits required. Contractor shall pay aN lee!l forpermlls&ndlnspec:tlons.

COMPLIANCE AND REVlEW

Within two week..'I of the 11wardln of the contfact. !Ind before any work Is commenced. the Contr!ldor shall meel wtlhaltlegllleuthoritleshavmQ/urisdlctlon. revtewa.llmater\al111.nddataNsolthis l)foject.and agree on any required revtslom. A letter 1hall be forwarded to the Archllect!Englneer listing the names. dates11ndplaceof1uch revlew11ndthe revl51ons required. A copy of the letter shall also be sent to the revlewlngauthorily.

TheContractorshaUalso meelwltheachStllVing !:!!!!land repeat the above procedure. A letter certifying each meeting shall also be written with the lrllormatlon as descrbed above.

TEMPORARY LIGHTING AN D POWER

Provide temporary lighting 11nd power durslg construction. The Contractor may utliie eKisting buldtng dl!ltrlbutlon power kif temporary and constn.Jctlon power. Temporary power sh11• be 120/240volt,slnglepNose.

Temporary wt!19 shal be done In a safe and ne11\ manner. See Artlde 590 of the NEC.

Provide 20 amp receptacles with ground lault lnt«ruptingdrcultry.Outdoororolhenvlseexposed receptaclesshatlhave weatherproof covers. Provide anynecessary5Pedaloutlets reQu lred.

A1 SPECIFICATIONS 16010 - GENERAL PROVISIONS

Sl;i:e temP()fary power conductors so Iha! voltage drop Is kept below 5% at maximum designed load at thedellverypolnt.

RECORD DOCUMENTS

Pre are record documents in accordance with DMslon 1 reguhments. Record documents shall be completeand11oCCurateandclearlyshowdeYiatlons to the Contract Drawings. AddltiOllaly, Indicate majorracewaysl;i:esandroutings.locatlonsofaN control devlces. altequlprnoo1andlocatlons to scale. and luseanddn;ultbreakerratlngsand arrangements.

Prepare bound sets of egulpmenl 0pe1atlon and Malro1enance Instructions. These Instructions sh11I Include lhe n11me and location of the !lystem, the name and telephone number of the Contractor. a'1d al subcontractors lnstalNng lhe system or equipment. and lhe na.me Md telephone number of each loca.l manufacturer's represenlattveforthe,ystemor equipment.

Fumlshboundcoplesolaltesl resutts required In othersectlonsolthlsdivblon.

Equipment fe•dudlng lamp!I): one (1) year from final acceptar,ceby theOwner. Materlalsandlabor:one (1) year from !Ir.al acceptance by the Owner.

AllequlpfJ)!fllshalbewarrantedtobe lreefrom defectslnworl(m11.n,hlp,deslgnandmatefillls. lf11ny parl of the eqlApment should fa W during the warranty perlod, lt sha.llbereplacedandtheunit(s)reSloredto llerYice atnoexpel'lsetolheOwner.

In addition to the guarantee of equipment by the manufacturertheContractor shallalsoguarantee such eql~pment for a period of one (1) year from nna1 IIOC&p!l'lnc.e by the Owner. The ContrRClor'!I one (1) year guarantee shal be lor equipment. materlllls. and labor.

The nHtnuf11dure(s warranty period shaN run concurrentty with the Contracto(s wal'Tllnly period. No excepllon to this provision wil be a.•owed.

Addltlonalguaranteerequlrements speclflctocertaln par1sorassembli&.lorlrlstanatlonsrnaybe lnlhe General aod Special Conditions. or other Sections of these Specifications.

PART 2 • PRODUCTS

EQUIPM ENT AND MATERIALS

Furl'lish mlllet'l.u!I or e:9ulpment spedfie<I by manufactur~named.

Materials hlmbhed shal be new, u'1damaged and packedlntheoriglnalmanufacture(spacklng.

All equipment a'1dapparatusshall bearlheseal of approval ofthellnderwrtter'~ Laboratory where testingandllstlngperlormancecrlteriahas been eslflblishedlorlikeltems.

Pl'Olect equipment a'1d materiels trom rnechanlcat and water damage during construction. Suitable Slorage facllHies shalt be pmvlded. Equlpmenl shill no, be stored out~l-doors except as loRows:

Concrete Items. pll'lslic condull If protected from sunlight. rigid metal conduit If protected from wateranddebris.padmountedequlpmentlOf outdoor Installation if mllrltalned In a norma.J weeth811ighl condition, grou'1d rods, 11nd large spoolsofcableswtthe'1dsproperlysealed. In l'IO e11se will materials be stored dl reclly on the grou'1d. Provide sultable timbers or hillelll on whlch lterns wilbestoredoutofdlrectcontact with the earth.

Al lten,s 10 be lnslaled sha.l be free ol rust a'1d dirt. Damaged m11tefillls and equipment shllll be replaced by the Conl ractor et no cost to the Owner.

Alleledrtcalpanels endosures,raceways,conduit. and boxes shalt be fabricated ol rnetal unless !ndk;atedOlhefwise.

EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS STANDARDS

Oe!dgn a'1d labrlcatlOll of electrical &gUlpment and

~

The Amertc.n Netlonal Slanderds Institute (ANSI) TheAmerk:anSodetyofMechanlcal Englneers (ASMEJ The Amertc.n Sodety for Testing and Mateflah; (ASTM) The lnstltuleofElectrical end Electronic Englneers(IEEE) TheNatlonalElectrlcal M11nuf11cturers Associa:lon (NEMA) The Occupatlona.l Safety a'1d Health Mmlnlstratlon (OSHA) The Underwrllers t.aboratofies (UL) The National Fire Protection Assoc13tlon (NFPA)

ComplywilhthelatestedltlonandreYislons of these codes and &landards.

EQUIPMENT RATINGS

Horsepower and wattages of equipment shown on the OraMngs are es1tmated and compty with a cartalnbasl1of~n.lt lstheContractor's respooMblllty tocoordln11tewlth. andfurl'lish Pfoper connectlonsto equlpmentsubsti1utedand11ccepted asequlvalenttothebaslsofdesign.

Conduit wh disconnects fuses and drwlt bteake~sl'IDlbes.lzedtosult thehorSfJPOWera'1d watlage of equipment actua• y I\Jmlshed. However, conduit, boKes, wire Of disconnects sh11ll 1'10tbesl1:ed sm1111et than shown on the Drawings.

PART 3 • EXECUTION

QUA t.lTY ASSURANCE

lm;tllller'1 0uallflcatlons:Atleastthteeyearsof succe!ISlulins1aNatlonexperienceonprofeciswlth elecb1calwOl"k!limNartothat requ!redlorthl51)foject.

Manufaciure(sOuill/llcatlon1:Manufactur~ 1egul11rfyengagedlnthemanuf11ctureofetectocal components and equipment of the types a'1d sizes required. Whose products have been In satisfactory uselnsknlarservlcefornotleS5thanltveyears.

Electrical work shall be performed by eKperlenc.ed persons skied ll'llhetrade.

Wor',,. shall be supervised by a llcen!led lotJmeyman or master electrician who shall be on the )ob site 11! aN11meswhlleworiclslnprogress.

WM shall be done neatty and In keoplng with good practlceandconventlonsofthe tr!lde. Thealectfical lnstalatlonshallbeofhl9hquallly.and ofthe performance level associated with top level commercial electrical ln~tallatlon~ as deter!T'«led by lheArchltact/Englneerandthe Nallonal Electricat Code.

Provlde lamina.tedptastlcnameplf!tes foreach panetboard, equlpmel'lt endo1ure 11nd ltll other mltjor plecfls of equipment Installed or modified as pa.rt of thlscontntct.

Panelboardsshal havetypewfitten°'rectorleswllh all loaOS thoroughly de:,crtbed !or each circuit. Updateexlstingpanel>oardsa'1dthelrdlrectorlesto renectnewwork.

CLEANING AND PAJNTING

CleanaMequlpmeritandbollesthoroughlyinskieand outside at the completlon of lnstaftatlon. Do not leave dirt and debris Inside panelboard and equipment cabinets, device and Junction boxes, etc.

Alpalntlnq sh11I be done according to the Finishes Section of these specifications.

Psint alt eKl)()Sed conduit lnslflll&d on painted surlaces lomatchsurrou'1dingsurlace.Palnl exposed threads on conduits 11nd touch up an scratches ingalvanlzedplpeand flttlngswitha hlgh qua~ty cold galvanlzlng compound.

Touchup scratched or marred SUl1aces of lighting flrtUl'e!I, etc. with paint fvmbhed by lhe eqlApment manuf&cturerspeclftcalyforlhepurpose

Contrac1or shall 1est 11lwlnnQforshort.s a.nd al equipment for proper grounding before energizing. Equlprnoot shaNbethor009hlycheckedandadjusted for proper operation.

ENO OF SECTION

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Lab 619 Modifications

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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PART 1 • GENERAL

SCOPE OF WORK

Fumlah al labor mat.W. and egulpmenl and lnd<Sentals required to cor.truct and lnstal lhe comp4e1• electrical 1ys1em, •• Indicated on !he Drawlog,anda,IIP9d'ledlfllhbSeciion.

STANDARD OF MATERiAI.S

All materWs equipment and tpparatus covered by this specification shal be new, ol cun-ent manufadur•andsNlllt>t-arlheseal olapprovalof the Underwrfter5'Ulbor8tortes.

Al f9Ulpment and matertals ah.II have rallngs estabhhed by , rtCOgnl.zed k'M:lependent agency or laboratory. The Contraclot ahal "!)Ply lhe llems u!lt!ld on this project wtthwl the 111t1ngs and subjea to an~ sllpulations or ex.oeptlons utabllshed by the Independent agency or labor.tory.

Alcoodultslif'ldr.c.wap wire dtvices panelboards 1wllchn ttc. of a given type !lhal be the product of one manufacturer.

ManufllClufef's dllta llr1d MOO draWWl{)s for all componenls. lb'lurea. tsMmblles and acces50ries Indicated lo thil DMsion. Sub<ril In accordance v.11h section 16010.

PART 2 - PROOUC_.!..S

RIGID CONDUIT TUBING ANO FITTINGS

Rigid steel condull: zinc COilted. threaded type conforming to the requirements of UL 6 and ANSI C80.1 standard,. Z'1<:to11tlngshalbeapplie<l lo bothinnel andOUlll"SUlf&ees.

A fitt;td thread protec:1or shal p,Olec:1 ll"lreaded ends from damege di.mg~ llfld hardng .

fittings !of rigid , IMI conduit: z.-le ~ . threaded type. conloml.-ig to federM Spedflciltlon W..f-403.

Elklrical M•talk: Tubing (EM T): UL 797 and ANSI C80.3 standards.

flttingslorelectrlc<llm1tl\llic1ublng:federal Specification W-F-408. Steel compression type. gatvanlzedorcadmlumplated.andsultableror locatlonoflnstlllatlon.Condullbushlngsshalba metallicwfthklsulaledth<Oals. lnsulalngg,oundlng type bustings thal be PfOYkled whe<e required under"Gn:Junding". EMTconnectorsstiallba!IWT!bt to T&B "lnsul'wl" ... ilh comp6etefy Insulated thfoai.. Field appled k"IIUlated lhro;,itw are nol itCCeplable.

EMT: AIied lube & Conduit Co. Whe11tlandTubeCo. T~PWC. lnc.

Fltringt: Stoel City Thomas & Betu. (T&BI Raco Inc.

FLEXIBLE METAL CONDUIT COUPLINGS AND FITTINGS

Fle:dtlttmelal~lordryklteriorepplk;!tlont : federal Spedllclllk>n WW-C-566 and UL 1, eonthlous. splri1I wound gatvanized steel type.

Fittings (connectors) for llexlble metlll conduit: UL E 23018. Squeeze Type of maleable Iron zinc ~ted.

flexible met.al conduit for Ollm or eJCterior applications: liquid dght, UL Hsled. spiral wound gatvarlU:ed steel with PVC outer jacket

Fitting• lorlglJ6d llgh\eonduit: Federal Specification W..f-406. Pmvkle cadl'Mlm pt111ed. maleable Iron ffttlngs with con-.prenlon type , 1ee1 femikl and gaskelsealingringsand lnlUlaledthroats.

Accept.able M•tal Conduit and Fittings Manufacturers:

FMC: AlllexCorp. American Flexltile Conduit Co. Anaconda Meltll H~e. ANAMET Inc.

Fittings: Stoel City Toon1a, & Betts (T&BJ Aac:olnc.

CONDUIT MOUNTING E UIPMENT

Hanger, rods bac:kp6ate• beam damp1 etc. wn be hol,dlpped gatvanlzed Iron ot 11tee1. They shall be es manulacturild by lhe ,\pplelorl a.cine Co .. Thorne, llOd Bett9 Co., Unlstn.t Corp., or llppfOVed equal.

JUNCTtoN BOXES

Sttee Sleet Outlet Boxes: c.onform to UL 514A, "Metallc o.rtlet Boxe,, Electrical". UL 5140, "fittings for Conduit and Outlet Boxes, Coven, and Box Suppor1s·. and NEMA OS 1. "Sheet Steel Outlet 8oxet. Device Bo~es. Covert, and Box Suppor1s·.

~: Flat-i"oled. code g11uge galvanized Sled.

~ table Menufactu,.,.: ShNt...iMI boxn shlll be m111nul~ by RACO. Steel City Of equill,

Al junction boxes end pull boxH llhal be lllzed per NEC r.caulrements and be o1 the proper NEMA das,l!k;alionforthe~tlonswhet"ethey111e lnstaled. W'here boxes oca. Above olhet than lfl-out a,llngs,acceupanelsmustbeprovlde,d.

S\lvttch rpc.eplacle and wall or cellng mounted lunctlonboxet.thalbethe 4" X2118'squaretype. TIie, dry wall. or ftat cove, l)tates for one or 1wo de-.bs lhal be fumish9d lor Heh box as required.

LOCATION OF OUTLETS

Thi approxlmet• klaotlont ol oudelS, etc . .,.. thown on the drewfngs. The eJ111d locallont 1h11 be determined al the buldlng.

It Is the respomliblitv of the Contr11t10r to note the loc8tlonsandhelghtsolcablne ts.coun!ens.5heM ng unil.!l . elc.beforetheln!!i~latlonofoutleb.

~ Pro...tde.....,.s.cables11ondconnectors thalcomplywlththefolov.-lngstandllrdsas _,

UL Standard 83 Thermoplastic intulated 'Mre1andC/llbles

UL Standard 486A Wire Connectors end Soldering Lugs for Use wtlh Copper Conductors

NEMA/ICEA WC-5 ThermoplMtk: lnsul111ed Wire and Cable for the Trensmls~ and Dklribu!blofEleciricalEnergy

IEEE Stand11rd 82 Tes! procedures lo, lmp;jse Voftag• TH1$on lnsuialed Conductor,

Wire IIOd cilbte milnUf/lCIIJfed more lhlln lwelve months belote delv.-y to the )obslle shill not be ...... Al conductor• shall be aoft,du,wn copper of no! less than ninety-eight pe,cent (98%) conductivity. with NEC Type THHN or THWN !or No. 4 ;md 1maller. and Type THWN for No. 2 and larger. 600 volt lnsul11tlon.

~: Fectory applied nylon or PVC ax1emal jacl,:.etedWW'esltndcablesforlrurtal/l1lonklraceways and where Indicated.

ColorcodlngolelunqroundedMrvlce feeder end branehclrcultconduclors.lhalb41requlred a«(lfding to the lolowing convefl!O"I:

120/208Voll. 3phase: blac:k.1ed. 111ndblue 277/480 Volt, 3 phase: blown. orange, and ,, ...

Ground Mes shaN be greClfl and neutrals shal be white. Isolated groundiflg condudOrS shal ba grewi with yelow stripe or Qfeen 'Mth appllecl yelow tape to lndleatelsolatedground. Greenancl...wtashlllba used lor lhese purposes only. wti•r• grouncted conductortofdlfferent,ystemsarelnstaledklthe tame raceway, box, audary gutter. or OlhM type of endoM!re. each grounded oonductot thal be lndlvldu.llylden~bysystem.Mdltlonelgroonded condudcn shall ba ....-hlte with • r•adly dlstlngulshable co4ored st~. other than green. runningaloogthelnsutatlon.

Conductors No. 12 AWG throu h No. 10 AWG shal be tolkl and No. 8 AWG and larger 1h11 be stranded. No condoctors smaler than No. 12 AWG shllll be usedeKeeptllso:hefwlsenoled.

Acceptable manufacturers: Anaeooda Wife and Cable Co .. General Electric Co •. Ol<.onlte Co., South11,ire Co .• Of Rome C11ble Co.

CABLE AND wtRf SPLICES

Genen'lt: the mllter\ab llhNI be compalible with !he ~.lnsulatlontanctprotective;.cketsof1he respecttve~blesandwfre1. Usec.onnectors.wllh ampadty and tem~rature ratings equal lo or g,eater thtlll lhoseof thewlresuponwhlchu»ed.

Connectors: UL 488A. Alurrwlum and alumlnum olloy llttlngs"'11not be accepted.

Conductor Size, No. 6 AWG and l.arger: Splice!l kl conductors 5hal be made "'ith COJ)pef, long ~rel compress.Ion sluve, with cold shmk lnsulalion.

Conduclor Slzn No. a AWG •nd Smaller: Vhe nut, ~helectriai,ltape.

WIRE ANO CABLE MARKERS

Wire end ~bit marke,.. shal be "'Omni-Grip" H

fTlllflUl;\Cl\Jred by Bnldy Wortdwide, Inc., or equl\l.

me and cable.• with diameten; exceeclklq the capacityolthe"Omni-Grtp"llhalb41marked wflh pre-l)mted, self-adhesMI vinyl lllopes ,., manuf11etured by 8radyWor1dwlcle. Inc.. JMCo. , or .......

Rpptacln 5h11 t>t- fumlshed and klstaled where shown on the drawings and shal conform to the lollowfngrequlremen1s:

Grounding type duplex raceptade: rated 20 11mpe1es. 125volt.2wlre.Jpolewlth9roundedshunt (yolle permanently grounded lo third dip), NEMA Conft,gur111lon No. 5-20R, and eonlormlng lo federal Spedbtlon W-C-596f (submit proof of compltance).

Al receplades hted on the dra,,..ings ~al be tped!lcatlongraderecept.acles.

Acoeptable manufacturer: Eagte. GE. Hubbel. Leviton ot Pas, and Seymour.

All plates for t witch raceptades and 1elephone outlets loc/llted on IW:shed wals shall be UL Nsted stalnlesssleelwlththenumberofgangsrequlredfor theappllcatlon.

GROUNDING ANO BONDING

Concluctor.: lype IHHN/lHWNtomatChp()\11111" suppty ... ~ .

Pmvioe wentlatea trough ~for suspenYOl"l of cabl:lg as Indicated on lhe P!!n!. Ventlated boltorn pan sha• be corrugated with sold panels 5paced 6 Inches on centor for C11bl1.1 suppoo and shaN be w6'dedloslde rah.

Cable !L!Y_~~~!!...!!!!:9.m!.2!...!l..~~ and INll have a ~m lollodlng width°' a•. Tray 5hal be 4" kl depth. Construcdon shall be aklmlnurn aloy. Provloe IPl)f09liata 90 degree horizontal bend. 90 deQrff outlkle vertical bend. find T section• as shown on the dra~. Provtcle factory fittings. hardware conoeciors end aeceuories H requlr9d for a eompll.lle iilnd tallslactory lnstalatlon.

~: Tra~ sl"lal supporl 100 lbs/ft with 1.s safely factor over 12fool span.

~tu,ipendcabletrayfrornconcreteroof system using ac:oeptal:»e anchoni and threaded rods. Rods 5ll8A not be less than 3/8. ctlam•ter. Su,pend Cllb6e tray 5 fool on cenler or as required to meet manufacturer'1 loadlng per1ormence.

Caote drop-oui. 1hal be through bushed opening,.

Acceptable mMUfacturer: 8-l.kle Systems, Atla.s Manulactu<'ng,oreQUlvalent.

PANELBOAROS

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A1 SPECIFICATIONS 16100 - BASIC MATERIALS AND METHODS

specfflcatlons and NEMA PB 1. 1, · 1nstructionli for Sale lnstalatlon, Ope1111tlon and Maintenance of Panetl:loards Raled 600 Votts or Less·.

Provide !!£t2!y_ assembled pa"81boards kl sizes and ~!!_Indicated. Panel>olllrdtshalbeULlsted

""'""""'· ~ manuladUfffl: panetbQards shown on the dra'Mngs shill be mllllUfactured by Cutler-Hammer. Squar1 0 , or Siemens.

Provide dead front H fety type llghUng andapplil'lnce panelt)oards !!._Indicated, with panelboard swftctiklg andprotectlvedevlces klquanUtles,ralings,types, and with arrangement shown; with anti-tum soldetless pressure type fflllln lug c:onnectoB approved for UM with coppt,r condudors.

Refertothedr3wvwlstode1errrheAC:n~• ~ d'larl!leli8mlb lllJch ~ bus rating. mairi drculttlf"Nkerorllig50!Yf, voltageretlng.numberof phase,, number ol ~ ,equlred, e1c.

Select unit with fffders conMCtlng at ~2!..!!!! P!!l!!.· Equip with copper bus bars with not. less lhan 98 percentCO<'lducllvffy, and with luN size neutF,1,I bus; l)(ovlde suitable lugs on neutral bus for outgoing feeders requlmg ne1.1tral connection,.

~!!!!!2...~~~~!!!! avalable ltlOf1 ~~. Provide molded case mllfflandbrandlctrcultbreakertype.•loreachclrcult, with toqg6e hatdes !NII indicate when tripped . Where ITll.«lpM pole br•ak•,s a,e lndk:ated, provlda wlthc;;ornmontripsooverto.donanypole .... tripel po&&s simultaneously.

M_P!!!!!!_shlll.!!!_~~!!l.!9.!!P!!!!n! grounding ~ slmllar to. but ltdated from the tolld-neu1ral bus. Provide panelboards with bare unlnsulatedgroundlngbars$Ultablelorboltingto endosures.

~2!.!!!.~~~~~ ~wflhlhetopoflhecablnet.•located78lnchell abov• lhe finished lloor.

Ellch~~.!!!_furnilhed~i!!!_~ P!!!! as spedlle,d In the "Equipment ldentiftcatton· sedk,n ol thll specfflcatlon.

Oktribution~whk::tl!!!..~rllOUnledmlAI havecloofonlrontolpanel.

Clrcul!Breakef'll;:

Quaiflcallons: NEMA AB3 • 1984 "Molded Case Clrcul!Breakens".

Clrcull.tweakertshalbequtck .. ma~eand quick-break units wttt, poslltve trip indlcat.-ig machanlsm and common \!Ip on all mutU-pole ble11ker1.

~oQ!!!.&!!!!!.~~break~Ml811be UL list&d as "Switching Breaker,· and be marl<ed swo.

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But bar connect6ont IO Iha blanch clrcuil bf•ak8fl iiiiiiiieihe"phaseseq~·~ ---

Bus ban Mlal be of copper construction. All current carrying parts of the bu, shal be plated.

Buses shall !!!_~!!!:!9.!!Lwlth ~cross 5ecllonal area. designed forltiebusCllflentlndlcated.

Cl'lble km thal be tv,nished In the quantity and We ~ for the slza and number ol conduci.ors lndicaled.

M.,, r•tings; as 5tlOWn on the dnMt,gs.

~ !:!9!I.!.. ~ !!!!!9: /II thown on the drav.4ngs. Panelboa1ds, as III complete unit, shaN have a short circuit current rating equ11l to or greator than th/It lndbted. It shall be understood th/It the minimum rating for 240 and 480 vol1 rated panelt>oitl'OS shall be 10.000 and 14,000 RMS symmetrical11n1pe,esrespec:tively.

Cabinet construction:

Panel •ndotures: UL so. Endotures thal be furnished wflhc>ut knodu>ult. Al knockOUIJ thal ba lleldcut.

The pMelboard bus as~ shal be~ kl a dead fronl ,alety conatruded atMI cablrlet.

The alze of lhe wiring qutter1 and gauge of 1teel thal be lo accordance with NEMA and UL standard.•; ••ceptltialthethk:knessol sleel shalnotbe less thM18gauge.

The box shal be fabricated from alvanlzed Meel. iin"es.;;i~kw outOOOf duly, or whlre lndlciiied. shd!Mlrated NEMA JR.

~~Whict'l!!!!...fabricated21_!!!!!! manullldure, at pM61>oa,rds, whict'I male and match property with paneboard ..

Coru:tructlon d\111 be tuct. !hat circuit bre11ker mounting hardware b not"""" required when <nlilt breakersareaddedlnthefl.lture.

!l!!.panelboard fronl cover~!?!..~~ ~~door. The lfllegral door shal h11ve completely conceoled hinges and door swings llush Ioctl and key mechanism. and ,tHI door pol.

A circuit direct frame and card with • cle• stk ~shalbeprovidedonlhe~olthecloof. Typed dlreciory cards shal ba lum'5hed In uch .....

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ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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,~~No: 1700111 E401

PART l • EXECUTK)N

RACEWAY INSTA.U..ATION

Al lnt900!" and 900Ye q,1161 .. terb ,;m shall be lnstaled In • metal condutt •nd al embedded In concrete or be6ow gradfl wiring 1hal be 1n PVC conduit u"'9!1!1 lndeated olhel'NI~ on the drawing1.

No conduit amah, th•n 3/4 Inch electrical tr3de alze shal be used nor shal any have more than thrM 90 degree bends In any one run. Pul boJtes shall be proYlded 111 requited or directed.

No wire •hlll be until the conduit I stem Is ~lnAlldetlth.

Thf •nd• a11111 con<1u111. &hell be tlghltv ?uogec:1 to eJtdude dull 11nd mobture dutlng corrs!nlctlon.

COl'l<tvilsupport.tidbeapac:edatlntervalsol81\.or !!!!_, •• required to obt...in rigid construction.

Slngle conduits P\81 bf wpporleod by meana of lwo-ho6e P!P! clamps. Mulliple runs of eonduh.s shall be auppo,1ed on lrllpeze 1ype h8ngefs v;lh steel hwont/11 memben and lhr8l'ded hanger rods. The rods5hallbenotles.sth81'13/81nchdiameter . The ch•nnelshall benolless lhan l 1/2"nomlnalstze.

Condoll hangers ahal be ettached to !IUUdural i11eel by ,,_ntl al beam or channel damps.

Al condulu, on ••OOMd WOik shall be run at right ~tollOdpar.tllelwlththesurroundlngwalsaod 11hall conform to the form ol the oeling. No <lagonal run!I will be all~. Bendll In parnllcl conduit runs •hall be concentric. Al conduit shall be run slrllighl ar'ldtrue.

Conclulltermlnatl illsheetateelboxesshalhave dooblelockriutsandln11Aatedbushlngs.

P,ovkleexpans.loncoupllngevery 100feetforklog ~andalconcreleexpanslonjolnts. Pnwlde gt'OUOd bonding jumpert 111ound expantwl coupfl!'l{JI , uMd on metalk: condllll . W!ed acc;ofdlng loT•ble250-122oflhflNEC.

s .. 1a1wallpen11tratlc:imtowalertlghtconcltlon. Flrlish u appic8ble to location.

Approvillbythe.vchttedshallberequiredtolnstal conduit In Slr\lCtur.11 rMmbers.

in general, the condultinstalabonllhalfolow-the layout shown on the plans. Thb layoul Is. however. diagr9ITIITlldconly, andwtlerechangesare Mee!lpry due lo suuctural condllions. ou­~ratus or otMr causes. sudl changes shall be made without lldoltlonlll cosl 10 the Owf'llf. U Is 1ecognlzed that brllllCh circuit routr,g shown on the dnlwlngs rnaynot111Way1be the rnosteconornlcaJor the mosl feasible method. Routing may be changed bytheContractorsubj&ctlOlhel~ngprovlslorls:

Condulu. Mlown routed overhead may not be Installed In or below !.lab., or in wa.Ns.

Not more than lhrff circvlts may be ln11talled in any one condull. C.re musl be taken to provkle the ll~te number of l'lltutrals where two or thrttltdrcullsareonthesamephase.

Al r..ondull stlal be oonce!llod uNeS., otherwise noted onthlldrbings.

Exposfd COl'ldult ..ti be pemM!ted only as shown or, ~ . Exposed conduit shall be runparalel wlthorel rightenglestothebuldhgwals.

Al amply conduits shal be provided with a plaslic pl.llwlre rt11edlor11 "*'lrnurnof2001bs.

~~shalbesecuredlnpw;9 by use of Unls!M •nd dempl.

Condutt and lubing stial be kept at lea.st twdve (121 lnchn !Tom p•rahl runs al ftues. aleam pipes or hot w111flfNnes.

Telel)honeanddataracewayssh11Rbe1 . mlnlrnurn. This lndudes condulla lllubbed up Into celling cavity.

Flexlblecondultin itll 11 rea11Ubjectlomolsture shiiN belqukl+!lght neJdblecondult.

Al conduit pasw,g lhtouqh • structural .. panlion }Dint shall be provided with• UL epproved expansion }Dint l'itllng end bonded H required by thti Nalk>nal ElectrtcalCode-.

Any wlmg In a lk1Wled araa wNch cannot be concealed In conduit thall be lnst .. ed In II aurfeo. ~ay1Y9tem its m1111uf11CturedbyWlremold orequal. Ulllllalk>nolsurl11eem1talll'IOIW8y,llnot Indicated IIS wch on Che planl, wll be .ccompllsl'Mld onlywtththewrtl.tenapprovlliof lheArchltoct.

Conduit run In arlH with hung ceilings shal bit lnstlllledlnlhesp1101111bo~lhehungcellng!ISciose to lhe llruct\.lre as poulble. Conduits 1hal be AUpponed from the structure.

wner, lex condull Iii uMd from unction box 1o ht 11.dure ti ~Al be tuppOned such that It doe• not touchce•ngttesorlnl~&r1wlthlhelrpl1tc:1m1nt

FlexllllmetalconduillCOl'lf'*tlons10 hi ft,au1es ihfllbe111leas1,1eetbutnotmonithllrlflfeetln loogthperNEC41~117(c l.

RACEWAY INSTAU.ATION • CONDmONS

Condull raceways tti.11 be natahd u Indicated hefelrl. Where more thlln one type of ~ay Is isi«f under one condflk>n, tM Conb'tlctor mey 8JC8fcise tn option of the raceway used. Cordtlons ofr~aylns1'1llallon11reaslolows:

Exposed R~'{ BIMOW a·:9· from Flrish Floor and In A.rps Subject to MoWure: Rigid g11lvanlzed Meet conduit.

Rac,ew;i Concealed Ov&mead or In Wais: Rigid g!ll\lanlzed lleel condu" or electrical metallic tubing (E MT ).

Final Rae-a Connection to Recessed Fixtures In ~Ylbh Location,: FleJtlble sleel conduit maximum of fl'-0" long.

WIRING

Al wnducior• 1h1111 be e,,,reluly hlWldklcl to avoid k~ or damage to lnll..Ullon.

Al wires cables 11r.d each conc:1uc1o1 of lldtkondudol cablel INII be u~ klendfied /It H Chenclbycololorwlthwlrelllldcabll.lmar11.er.i. Ugh!tngand~'Mtingshllllbedlsdnctly differentiated and juncllon bo"es marked.

Lubfb1'on1 ~ be UMd II required to laclltate ~ .LubricalllS llhallbeULapprovedlor ~ wkh lhl lnk.Ulk>n apeclfled ,

Neulllllwlresshallbe talled1orece sothat a recepladeunberemoved rorre~twithoul the neulral connection to other recep~ on the drcuilbelnqdl~ed.

Tighten electrielll connectors ar'ICI lefmk\ab Including 1crewtandboltt. lnaecordancewlthmanufacture(s published torque tightening values. Where manufacturer'siorqueingrequlrementsarenot lndlcated, tlghtenconnectorsandtermln.alstoeomply wlth llghlenlngtorques spedfledlnUL486A.

When atranded wn ts ull6d for reeeptacte and ~connecdontltothedevlce1shalbe made uSffiQ vinyl lnlUlat«I "Sta-Kon" connector termln.ts.

Al 600 Voll wh lnau&iiltlon ahal be \&Sled with a "meoge( after lnsllllalkln. Tests shal be made at not lftss than 500 Volts.

Outlet boi<ea for ftu1h mounted llghllng llx1uru shal bllaoc:esslble. ll lgl'ltlngfllC!urelslna~ oellng the bo,: ,Ml be acoe,~ble when the fixture ill

'""°""'· Sel box•• umb and IUd'l that their device 2!1!!!!illwilhln1/8"oltheftn1M'leclwall.

Thelocatlorlalboxeson theelectlic&I ans ls approU'Tlate. Reviewiirchltectulatdrawtngslor specfflclocallonorll roolsl'lowncenterandalign within erchllectur&l detall. TheAlchlteci shaP reserve thenghttomoveboMesdurlngroughln.

Unles1 hdlcated Olhlrwlse on the drawings or In the specifications all receptacles lhal be mounted wllh thecentertlneofthedevloe18"flbove thel\r,l,hed --Rec11placlet.1halbelnstaledwl!httle9"!':'~ conlact at the top. Where recept11cles lrtl required 10 be mounled hol'U:ontaly they ahall be lnalalled with lheneutralcont8ci at the top.

Mount al devices llO thal the cover plate edges are In oon1aclwlththewall andareparaltel tobukl!ng features.

Mount panelboards • uch that top moat circuit br111ker handles ~hall not be more lhan e·-8· above llnlMlltd --Whet• ~![!..!2. !?!_in•lahd ~~ .!!!!!!_!!0!!,lndudlngpouredrelnforcedconcreteor bridtvenee,typ1, lf'lstaltwoYerticalsectlonsof g!W'ianlzed steel channel belween enclosure and mounttng s...-face. Channel shalt be lagged lo wal In three places (•ltCh length) ar.d the tlf"dMure bolted to 1h11 secured channel using stainless steel or galvanized alee! hardware. G!llva~ed channel lhal run the entire length of the endo,ure. but !lhal not be 1,q)()Sed at lkher the lop or bollom of the eodosure.

2!:!!l.!!!!!...~~ !?!_ ~undefellCh llmllnal of circuit br•akera. No spices 11ra permlned In panellboards. Tighten connKtors end terminals In accordllnce with equipment m;wiufllCluter's pul>hhed torque Hghlenlrlg values !or equlpmenl conneclors.

Completeandlnstal!._~dltecto,yloreach piinelboard that accu111tely Indicates al loads being servedbyeachbrealter.

Ground al non-current car metal rt1 01 the electrical sys1em 10 proYk:11 • bw lmpeoance path tor g«JUnd falAI CUl'l'lnt. Roule g«JUnd connecdon, and conduClors to ground and prolecttYe devices In shortest and 1lralghle1t Dalhs as p05~.

lnsulatedg~buslWlp1shalbereqtM"«1lor al raceways, HtVlceentrancepanels, dlsutbulk>n panels, al~ysoneinchandl!lrgerandany raceway entering a concentrk: knock-.1.

In -al• roundwlresllAlbelnsUllledn­condult. The condull k\stlllatlon ltsell ahd serve as an addl!lonal grounding meRm.

Where lhe,re are parallel 1,eaer-1 lnslalled In more than one raceway. each racew11y ahAI h11ve a ground -~-Where conduits 1flm'lln11le wlthoul mechanical ~(l.e.,locknu11andbushlngsJ10 panelboards, and for all terminations of condull sli:es onelnch11ndlarger.and lor<'la slzesor melallk: condult(rigidorlle Jdble) termlna!lng ln concen1rk: ltnoci(outs, the lolowlngprocedure sha• be followed: Each conduit •hell be provided with an Insulated groondlng boshlng and each bushing connected with abarecopperconductor lothegtoundbu1lnlhe electrical equipment. The ground conductor shill be lnaccon:lal'IOll.,.,ilhArtk:tlt250of1heNEC.

Gr~ conductors 1hall bl attached 10 ~ v.ith a boll~ 1uq or appmyedlapered screw uled lo, no other purpo,e. UM~ spade lugs for ltranded condudors.

IDENTIFICATION

Junction Boxldentlllcatlorl : Ead'ljuncdon box cover shal bll lllbeled wlltt a permanenc ·mag1c· m11r1ter or o\het means to klentlfy the c.cuit, within. For example, 11junctlonboxcontalnlnglighllngdrcults 21, 23, 25 from Panel L2A woold be labeled "L2A·21,23.25",

Conductor ldenllllcalkln: ~ cables and wires 1hall be color coded as topt,ase perconvenlk,n. Seecolor codlngabove.

Device lclentlllcallon: When It is not dear what a wall swttchorwna1a ,eceptac1el5dedk.atedf9r then the device plate Mlal be eng,aved appropriately. Blank platesforlutur1devtce11hall bit engraved "FUTURE". All plates 11hltll be factory-engraved.

AICOl'lduitar.dboxespasslngthroug,horloateled wilNn llre wals and s!l'd.• wah lhal be in1tllled IO

~theintegrityandrallnqoflhewd throughwhk;hkpasses. Boxe,i1halbeinslaled within 1/lrofwalsurface. Condultapen•l111llr,g ratedlloors,halbe ln5V.ltedtomalntllintheflre r11tlngol lhellooruSffigULapproved1Seflilng maletlals.

END OF SECTION

A1 SPECIFICATIONS 16100 - BASIC MATERIALS AND METHODS (continued)

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Lab 619 Modifications

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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PART 1 • GENERAL

RELATED DOCUMENTS

[>r!wloa• Md general pt'O\'Wons of the Contract, lndudlrlg Gel'l8fal and SupP1omen1.wy Condlllons and Olvlslon1S~llon5ectlon1.applyto lhl1

'"'""'· Thia Soetlon lneLdes 11• labof material equipment ~neeessaryandlocidental tocomplete all thedemolltlonimdremOYal of e+ectrical worl< ;is. MOWnonlheDrawlng.,orHre,qulred.

11,-domolltlondr sdonocnecessaril irldlcat1 Ill the conditlon1, detab, or work 1equhd. The Contractor11la111Kamlnl lhe bulding lodetermlne thl actual conditions and Htent of the WOOi.. My detllh r.otdellf 10 tNs Contrlletor 5hall be fflfened to the Enginffr lor darl1\catlon prior lo bidding.

The Conlractor ~ be responsit,M, for demoition ~ ofal em.ting elecbleal systems where lhown lor domol!lion. No portion of criedrical systems shown for demolltbn may be ab~ in place.

~ lncllclltedemoMtlonanc:1re1T10Yal MtQueoce and ioc;.tior, of salvageable Items.

~ Submit Khedute showing dme and detalld HQueoc1 of demollllon. removal of matlO!lls and arranged coo«ll!'IAUonolantiQpated electf1eal Interruptions.

Schedule demolo'tlon and removal WOf'k to en!IUre unlntenupted progress of Owne(1 on-slle operations.

P ect Record Oocvments; Submit in aceo,dance with Section 16010.

Aco.lratetyrecordaciual locatlonsof abandoned or dead ended ullltles.

QUALITY ASSURANCE

Contiacu shall ll'8l1fy the eKlent of the demoidon wc::rt. My queslions IS to which systems are to be removed V9tl5US which 1ystems are to remain shill be referred 10 the Enplneer for dartication prior to commendng oernolitk)n WM.

The denioM!iorl wort,; lh/111 be a phased operation and 9tlnl comply \Mlh the COfl91ruC16or"o seQlJeOC(I

-k. Do no4 c:tole or Gmlrl>Cl eg11» width of l1r1 pits or

=-· DonotdisableordisruptbuildingftreorWfesalety ~ whl'loul written permission from lhe Owner. In all cases perm19slon shall have been granted not less than ten ( 10)wor1<lngdays prior to the Intended lnlerl'\lptlon.

PROJECT CONotTIONS

Ow,,...-dv•c.atedemoitlonareapriortost•l'lol demolillonwo,1(.

Owner v.11 condnuousty Ol;:CUJIY arellS of bulding irnmed£;1telyadjacentloaefectlvedemoloonarea1.

Conduct selective demolllon w(lfl,;; in manoer that wtl ~eneedfordlsruptlonof0wnet'1normal oporationo.

Provkle min6mum ol ten (10) won.h] days advanced nodce to Owner ol demoltlon activities llfflidl wll seYlfely Impact Owoe(1 normal operations.

Malntu, hee IIOd ute pas?'9! lo !Ind from Owner ~

Condition of Sll\lCtul'n: Owner a55UffleS no 11sponsl)lltyforllClualconditlonof11fe;i,tobe - · T ralllc Ind Passacpew•ys: Maintain aocesslblllty for llr1llghtlngappara1u1.

1. Conductdemolltlon operations 11nd debris rernovlllloavi*!lnterfer1nce.,.,i1hadj11Ceflt occupiedf"Clltle•.

2.0btalnwrfttenpermilllllonfromauthorltle• having jurisdiction priortoclMlngorobstructlng adjacent ocwpled IIICliUes.

J.Prollldealtem11lerouleswhencioslngor obltructlr!g ttalllc ways when required by governing .uthorttlp,

4. Ensure u/1 Plll,U(le of i,erson1 •l'Ol.lf"ld lfeB of <temolitlon. PrO'Ykle and malntaln tempor.wy cov&rld paspgewep: oornpty with 1equlrem&nts of governing ..uthoride1.

Protecdon: Perform work In mimne, to eliminate ha.z.erdSlOpef'SOnsorpropenyltOdavold loterference with adjacent ar&as.

1.Malnlain edsltngutlitlHlhataretoremalnln l9!Yice aod prolecl from damage dlJllng demoltlon~r,tiol'ls.

2. Donotlnt11mJJ)lexl$llng utllitlesservklg occuJ»e(lfacllltles.exceptwhen•uthorl.zedby Ownerlnwrltlng. Provldetemp()fll(yserYices duringinl8<TUpllons.

J. Coordinate 111 11dv11nce wtth °""'111r electrical in1o,rup!lons.

4.Protecteithtlnglloorswlthsultabtecoverlngs when nece,,ary.

Thi Con11aclor lhal be respondlle for coordin11tlnq ~ofalalfflC!ldeM<:lrlcal1yslern1 to p1event tkruptlon to the 0- and minimize ......... Tr. Contr11ctor sh.al bf reSf!OMl!e for coordlnalhg ~by other Dlvlllb1ll of the Sped!lc.allon1 to p,event dlsropllon to 1h11 o- and mlr*nlze downtin-.e.

PART 2. PRODUCTS

PART l • EXECUTION

~alt&n1tion1toexlslhgbuildingsystems maan1 1helns1811eracceptsaxlstlngconditlons.

Provtde erect andmalntalntemporarybarri&B, warning I\Ottfleation1 (algns) and olhersecurtty deYlcesasmayberequlledforP8f5()1Vlelsalety.

lnve11tory each panelbcWd wt.ire cJrcults are Indicated to be r11.1sed. Sequtintlaly con50lidi1111 exlsllngctcult.,~ellChpanet,oardwilhr&911rd toareaserved. MaximizecapacitylorsefVicetolhe prqecl area bylncludlngeldsllng spareswtththe group of ckults breakll'S lo be dbconnectld IS a resuttofthlll~de~. Prepareacurrent (jlrectory, post demoltlon, tor each panelboard as the base upon which the lr-.al drectorles ..... be - ·

Tempora,tytagev.ryt*'culttlreakerserying systems outside the CSlmolltlon area The iag shal be NI OSHA oomplant. OOITlmef'daly preprinted, JY. lnchby5-5181nch.acddentpreventioncard'Mlh wrlteon mattellnlshpl;ullcM1rface,Y.lnch reinforced grommet and attachmen1 llrlng loop. The menage on lhl card front th .. read; "DANGER. DO NOT OPEN' and the m~,ag,e on lhe rever11e ~ shal read: "DANGER, DO NOT REMOVE THIS TAG. NECESSARY DISCIPLINARY ACl lON WILL BE TAKEN IF THESE ORDERS ARE DISREGARDED. SEE OTHER SIOE." The tags sh11N remainln placeuntllthedemolitionandrenovatlon are complete.

TEMPORARY CONDITIONS

Th• Contractor sna1 lnckid1 11 tlfflp<nrY eonnectlonaneceM11rytopermlttheOwner1o oco;py areasol lhe bulkdng our1ng thlvariou, consln.lctlonpha,es.

SALVAGEABLE MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT

Caiefuly remova stora and protect the salv~• matl'lriab and equipment shoo,,vn on the Drawings for Owner's use. Delver to ioa.lion dlreded by Olmer.

Carefuly salvage remove ar'ld Storti and DfOted tor re-lMIBladon the materl.al9 and equipment shown on "'-·

l. llemsolsalvageablevllluenot~ldas Owoer aalvaged or acheduled for reln~lllllatlon may be removed as work progresses.

2. Salvaged Items mu~t be removed from :,;He as they are removed. Storage or lalo of salvaged llemll on ~e wil nOI be permitted.

REMOVAL OF DEMOLITION MATERlAL

Contrl\ctor shall remove emtinQ syMem11, shown or apadlled. necessaryorreasonablyln!erred, for

COl'l'IC)Mtlonolhlsi'lerwont.Ownerwllh-thl option ol retaining 1"'!Y Item ol m11tetW ,emoved underthiscontract.ltemormateriabnotretalnedby Owner wll become the property of the Contracior. rlfflOYld from lhep111mlse1and legalydlsposed oll-llite.

ContracU>r shill dispose of 11uoreseen1. 1Mnp1. blllasts. and other hll.l!llrdoul ma1erWs In aceon:lance with Ill Local , S!Bte Ind Federal regulations.

Conlnietor MIBII 11move Ill \Wing det9rl'IWl9d to be di$connected and Abandon-3 . 111r'ld remove al conduit and JunC11on bo~es determined to be emply and not lntel'lded to be used during the reCOnlltrucllon ....... Remowi abandoned Mrlng to soun::ci of 1,ippty.

Remove all a,r.posed abandoned conduit, lnctud!ng llbandoned condull abova 11ccasslble celling Anlshes. Remove all Junction boxes and condull suppor\l Hsodatad with conduil being removed.

Repair adjacent construction and finishes damllglld during demoldon and e.tenMon work.

Maintain conthuky of circukll w~ remlllir'I In ,..,.,., Remove all ellbtlng luninlllres swi'tches ~ and other electrical equipment and devices and associated wk1ng horn wills, cellngs floors. and olher 1urfaces schedl.Md for demolition unleullpedftcalyllhowrl•llretalnorrelocaleon -··

A1 SPECIFICATIONS 16115 - SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

Remov1 audia,y ar'ld slon• 1ystem1 (IE: fh alillrm. securtty, 1~.datll. M>Undlpaglngandlhellke) nolacheduliedlotr1t1Morre6ocatlon. Remova associated devices. appliMCH Ind Cllblrlg

'°""""~· Performdrllnq cutUng b6ocll.-off,. •flddamoltlon work required for removal ol ~euary pol'llons ol eloctrlcalsystem.DonotC>Jt )oista, be11m1, glrdo~. 11'\Jsses. or columns withou t prior written permission from Architect/Engineer.

Broom dean demolition areas ol du,t. dlr1, and debrb eau~ by demoll!lon operatior,, . Retum ad/illCellta11as locondltione.d!llng prlor1011Mot -Remov1 le,mpot"!'Y work and pro1ec11or, wtlen no longer~.

Unleu noted othenYlse existing ftxtures lhat ara to remain shal be cleaned and Wllps and balillats replaced ¥nth new lamps and balasL,.

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