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SPECIFICATION NOTESDIVISION 1 — GENERALREQUIREMENTS
01010
SUMMARYOFWORKA.
Unlessotherwise noted,"The Owner" refersto the persons,organizationand/orbusinessentering into anagreement withtheContractorto execute the Work indicated inthe Contract Documents."The Landlord" refersto the person,organizationand/orbusinessthat ownsorisresponsible formanaging the propertyonwhichthe Work isto be executed.The Contractor'sresponsibilitiesto eachpartyare described inthe specificationsand documentsbelow.B.
The "Work" includesOwnerimprovementsto anexisting tenant space and includesnewpartitions,finishesand modificationstoHVAC,plumbing,electrical,and fire protectionsystems.C.
Owner-supplied itemsinclude:1.
Furniture2.
Appliances3.
Equipment4.
Dataand telephone cabling and equipment5.
Securitysystemand equipment6.
Computercabling and equipmentD.
Permitsand Inspections1.
The Contractorisresponsible forobtaining allnecessarypermitsrequired to performthe Work.2.
The Contractorisresponsible forinspectionsrequired forthe jurisdictioninwhichthe Work isperformed.Verifywithlocalregulatoryagencyexact number,type and schedule ofinspectionsrequired forthe Workpriorto commencing withthe Work.3.
The Contractorshallprovide the Ownerwithdocumentationand scheduling necessaryforOccupancyPermit.4.
The Building Permit willbe obtained byanagent ofthe Owner.E.
Contract Documents1.
The AIA“GeneralConditionsofthe Contract forConstruction”AIADocument A201,1997 edition,published bythe AmericanInstitute ofArchitects,hereinafterreferred to as“GeneralConditions”,isherebymade part ofthe Contract Documents,the sameasifbound herein.2.
The Contract Documentsconsist ofthe following:a.
Owner-ContractorAgreement ("The Contract")b.
GeneralConditionsc.
Drawingsasdated inagreement ("The Drawings")d.
Addendae.
Modifications3.
The Contract Documentsare instrumentsofservice and shallremainthe propertyofthe Architect whetherthe project forwhichtheyare prepared isexecuted ornot.The Contract Documentsare not to be used bythe Owner,Landlord orTenant forotherprojectsorextensionsto the project norare theyto be modified inanymannerwhatsoeverexcept byagreement inwriting andwithappropriate compensationto the Architect.01025
MEASUREMENTAND PAYMENTA.
Priorto commencing withthe Work,the Contractorshallsubmit to the Architect the following information:1.
ASchedule ofValuesindicating the componentsofWork listed insufficient detailto the satisfactionofthe Architect and theOwnerto serve asabasisforcomputing valuesforApplicationsforPaymentsduring construction.2.
Aconstructionschedule forthe Work inbarchart form.Thisschedule willbe used asthe basisforevaluating progressoftheWork and ApplicationsforPayments.B.
The above schedule willbe used asthe basisforevaluating progressofthe Workand ApplicationsforPayments.C.
ApplicationsforPayment shalluse AIADocument G702.Applicationsare to be notarized and bearthe signature ofanauthorizedofficer.D.
Onlyapproved Change Ordersare to be indicated onApplicationsforPayment.01030
ALTERNATES AND UNITPRICESA.
The Contractorshallprovide pricing forallalternatesindicated inthe bid form.B.
The Contractorshallprovide Unit Pricing foritemsidentified inthe bid form.C.
The Ownerreservesthe right to reduce orincrease the totalScope ofWorkbyaccepting anyofthe Alternatesoradded/deleted UnitPrice items.01035
SUBSTITUTIONSA.
The Contractor'sbid shallbe based onproviding allspecified items.Substitutionsshallbe considered onlyunderthe followingcircumstances:1.
The specified itemisaccompanied bythe words"equalto".Referencesto makes,brands,models,etc.,isto establishtype andqualitydesired.2.
The itemisshownto have aprohibitivelylong lead time.3.
Anitemofequalappearance and equalorgreaterqualityto the specified itemcanbe provided at substantialsavingsto theOwner.B.
Substitutionsshallbe considered bythe Architect foracceptance underthe following procedure.1.
The Contractorshallmake allrequestsforsubstitutionswithinseven(7)daysofcontract award.2.
The Architect requiresseven(7)daysforreviewofthe Contractor'srequest forsubstitution.3.
The Contractor'srequest forsubstitutionshallinclude product informationand samplesasdeemed necessarybythe Architect ofboththe specified itemand proposed substitution.Characteristicsofbothproductsshallbe clearlyidentified forthe Architect'sevaluation.01040
COORDINATIONA.
CoordinationwithBase Building and otherBuilding Tenants:
1.
Exercise extreme care and precaution during construction of the Work. Schedule Work to minimize disturbances toadjacent spaces and/or structures and their occupants, property, public thoroughfares, etc.
The Contractorshalltake precautionsand be responsible forthe safetyofbuilding occupantsfromconstructionprocedures.TheContractorshallbe responsible foranyovertime costsincurred thereby.2.
The Contractorshallbe required to meet allLandlord requirementsforconstruction.3.
The Contractorshallcoordinate withLandlord allWork required bythe Tenant that occursoutside the Tenant space and isonorwithinthe base building.The contractorisresponsible forthe installationand integrityofallpenetrationsrequired to the existingroofand formeeting allLandlord requirements.4.
The Contractorshallreviewthe base building Contract Documentsand shallcomplywithbase building requirementsand designcriteria.5.
Priorto drilling slabpenetrations,the Contractorshalldo the following:a.
ClearlyidentifylocationofslabpenetrationsforArchitect'sreview.b.
Coordinate withexisting conditionsbelowslabto insure no conflictswithexisting ductwork,sprinklerpiping,ceilingconditions,etc.b.
X-rayproposed slabpenetrationlocationsto identifystructuralconflictsasrequired byLandlord.B.
CoordinationwithOwner-Supplied items:1.
Make necessaryprovisionsforitemsto be furnished orinstalled byOwnerasindicated onthe drawings.Suchprovisionsinclude,but are not limited to,plumbing & electricalrequirements.2.
Provide protectionforOwner-supplied itemsuntilcompletionofthe project.3.
The Contractoristo include the installationcost ofOwner-supplied itemsunlessotherwise noted.4.
Anyambiguityorneed forclarificationregarding scope ofWork related to Owner-supplied itemsisto be reviewed withtheArchitect priorto commencing withthe Work.5.
Telephone and datawork shallbe coordinated bythe ContractorwithOwner'srepresentative.6.
Securitysystemwork shallbe coordinated bythe ContractorwithOwner'srepresentative.C.
Cut and fit componentsforalterationofexisting work and installationofnewwork.Patchdisturbed areasto matchadjacentmaterialsand finishes.D.
Priorto construction,the Contractorshallverifythat no conflictsexist inlocationsofanymechanical,telephone,electrical,plumbingand sprinklerequipment (to include piping,duct work,structuralmembersand conduit)and that required clearancesforinstallationand maintenance ofabove equipment are provided.Elementsinconflict shallbe determined and reviewed withArchitect forresolutionpriorto construction.E.
Contractorshallorderand schedule deliveryofmaterialsinample time to avoid delaysinconstruction.Ifanitemisfound to beunavailable orhave along lead time,the ContractorshallnotifyArchitect withinseven(7)daysofcontract award.01060
REGULATORYREQUIREMENTSA.
The Work shallcomplywithapplicable codes,amendments,rules,regulations,ordinances,laws,orders,approvals,etc.,that arerequired bypublicauthorities.Inthe event ofconflict,the most stringent requirementsshallgovern.Requirementsinclude,but arenot necessarilylimited to,the currentlyapplicable editionsorpublicationsofthe following:1.
InternationalBuilding Code 20002.
DC ConstructionCode Supplement of20033.
InternationalMechanicalCode 20004.
InternationalPlumbing Code 20005.
InternationalFire Code 20006.
NFPANationalElectricalCode 1996B.
Installbuilding standard fire extinguishersand cabinetswhere required byapplicable codesasdirected bythe Architect (Provide andinstallanyadditionalcode-required fire extinguishersand cabinetswhere directed bycode officialsand/orthe Architect).01300
SUBMITTALSA.
Withinseven(7)daysofthe contract award,the Contractorshallsubmit to the Architect aschedule ofallsubmittalsidentifyingestimated date ofsubmission.Submittalsshallinclude but are not limited to:1.
Finishes2.
Carpet seaming diagram3.
Doors,frames,and hardware4.
Glass5.
Metals6.
Millwork7.
Equipment8.
Appliances9.
Mechanicalequipment,diffusers,grilles,devices,etc.10.
Electricalequipment,light fixtures,controls,devices,etc.11.
Plumbing equipment,fixtures,devices,etc.12.
SprinklerplanB.
Preparationofsubmittalsshallbe asfollows:1.
Submit one (1)reproducible copyand two (2)printsofeachshopdrawing.2.
Forcatalog cuts,brochures,and otherstandard printed orpublished product data,submit numberofcopiesneeded byContractor,plustwo (2)copiesto be retained byArchitect.3.
The Contractorshallsubmit aminimumofthree (3)samplesoffinishes.The Architect shallretaintwo (2)samplesoffinishesforrecord and returnaminimumofone sample to Contractor.C.
The Contractorshallprovide manufacturer'sspecifications,installationinstructions,shopdrawingsand samplesforreviewandapprovalpriorto ordering orproceeding withthe Work.No constructionshallproceed untilsubmittalsare approved.D.
Contractorshallallowfive (5)working daysforthe Architect and Consultantsto the Architect to reviewsubmittals.Allsubmittalsnotreviewed directlybythe Architect,but ratherConsultantsto the Architect,shallbe submitted simultaneouslyto boththe Architect andthe Consultant and shallbe noted assuch.The Contractorshallnot proceed withwork untilbothArchitect and Consultant haveapproved the submittal.No extensionofthe contract time willbe granted because offailure to provide submittalsforthe Architect'srevieworcoordinationinatimelyfashion.E.
The Architect reservesthe right to reject anyand allitemsinstalled without priorreviewand approvalbythe Architect.F.
Referto specified itemsforspecificsubmittalrequirements.01400
QUALITYCONTROLA.
Dimensionsand Tolerances:1.
Do not scale drawings;dimensionsgovern.Verifydimensionswithfield conditions.Ifdiscrepanciesare discovered betweenfield conditionsand drawingsorbetweendrawings,contact the Architect forresolutionbefore proceeding.2.
Horizontaldimensionsindicated are to/fromfinished face ofconstruction,except asnoted.3.
Verticaldimensionsare fromtopoffloorslab,except where noted to be fromabove finished floor(AFF),asmeasured fromthehighpoint ofthe slab.Contractorto notifythe Architect whendeviationisgreaterthanallowed innote 4 below.4.
FloorTolerance:The Contractoristo immediatelyverifyslope and report anydeviationovera1/4 inchslope in10 feet to theArchitect priorto commencing Work.The Contractorshallbe responsible forleveling allareasto achieve aslope deviationoflessthan1/4 inchslope in10 feet.The Contractorshallensure anabsolute levelfloorunderallswinging and sliding doors.5.
Dimensionsare not adjustable without approvalofthe Architect unlessnoted (±).6.
Dimensionsindicated to be "clear' or"clr" shallbe maintained.Anydiscrepanciesorvariationsinthese dimensionsshallbereviewed withthe Architect before beginning construction.7.
Anydimensionnoted "Verify" or"VIF" must be reviewed withthe Architect before beginning construction.8.
The Contractorshallcontinuouslycheck Architecturaland structuralclearancesforaccessibilityofequipment and mechanicaland electricalsystems.No allowance ofanykind willbe made forthe Contractor'sfailure to foresee meansofinstallingequipment into positioninside structures.B.
ObservationofWork:1.
The Architect,acting asthe Owner'sdesignated agent fordesignofthisproject,willexercise sole authorityfordeterminingconformance ofmaterials,equipment and systemswiththe intent ofthe design.Reviewand acceptance ofitemsproposed byContractorforincorporationinto the Work willbe bythe Architect.Thisfunctionofthe Architect willapplybothto Contract asinitiallysigned,and to the changesto Contract bymodificationduring progressofWork.2.
Ifat anytime before commencement ofWork,orduring progressthereof,the Contractor'smethods,equipment orappliancesareinefficient orinappropriate forsecuring qualityofWork,orrate ofprogressintended byContract Documents,the Ownermayorderthe Contractorto improve theirqualityorincrease theirefficiency.Thiswillnot relieve the Contractorofhissuretiesfromtheirobligationsto secure qualityofWork and rate ofprogressspecified incontract.C.
Reference to Standards:1.
Materialsand workmanshipspecified byreference to numbersymbol,to title ofaspecificationsuchascommercialstandards,federalspecification,trade associationstandard,orothersimilarstandard,shallcomplywithrequirementsinlatest editionorrevisionthereofand withanyamendment orsupplement thereto ineffect ondate oforiginofthisproject'sContract Documents.Suchstandard,except asmodified herein,shallhave fullforce and effectsasthoughprinted inContract Documents.2.
The Contractorshallwaive "CommonPractice" and "CommonUsage" asconstructioncriteriawhereverdetailsand ContractDocumentsorgoverning codes,ordinances,etc.,require greaterquantityorbetterqualitythancommonpractice orcommonusage would require.D.
Existing Conditions:1.
The Contractorshallbe responsible forchecking Contract Documents,field conditions,and dimensionsforaccuracyandconfirming that Work isbuildable asshownbefore proceeding withconstruction.Clarificationregarding anyconflictsshallbereceived priorto related Work being started.2.
The Contractorshallnotifythe Ownerinwriting ofanydeficienciesinbase building constructionpriorto the commencement ofthisWork.Anyunreported deficiencieswillbecome the responsibilityofthe Contractorto correct.E.
Inthe event ofconflict betweenthe Drawingsand the Specifications,the Specificationsshallgovern.Detaildrawingstakeprecedence overdrawingsoflargerscope.Should the Contractorat anytime discoveranerrorinadrawing orspecification,oradiscrepancyorvariationbetweendrawings,oradiscrepancyorvariationbetweendimensionsand measurementsat site,orlack ofdimensionsorotherinformation,the Contractorshallnot proceed withthe Work affected untilclarificationhasbeenmade.F.
The Contractorshallcoordinate and reviewthe layout and exact locationofthe itemslisted belowinthe field priorto construction.Anyconflictsthat arise shallbe brought to the Architectsattentioninwriting forresolutionpriorto proceeding withconstruction:1.
Partitions2.
Doors3.
Core drilllocations4.
Electrical/telephone outlets5.
Thermostats6.
Light switches7.
Light fixtures8.
Changesinceiling plane,and otherceiling features9.
VAVboxes,supplementalAC unitsand othermechanical,electrical,orplumbing itemsrequiring ceiling accessoraffectingceiling heightG.
The Contractorshallfollowmanufacturer'srecommended specification& installationprocedures.Ifthese are contraryto theContract Documents,the Contractorshallnotifythe Architect,inwriting,immediately,to resolve discrepanciespriorto proceeding.H.
Onlynewitemsofrecent manufacture,ofthe highest quality,free fromdefects,willbe permitted onthe Work.Rejected itemsshallbe removed immediatelyfromthe Work and replaced withitemsofthe qualityspecified.Failure to remove rejected materialsandequipment shallnot relieve the Contractorfromthe responsibilityforqualityand characterofitemsused norfromanyotherobligationimposed bythe Contract.I.
The finished Work shallbe firm,wellanchored,intrue alignment,plumb,level,withsmooth,clean,uniformappearance withoutwaves,distortions,holes,marks,cracks,stains,ordiscoloration.Jointingsshallbe close fitting,neat and wellscribed.The finishwork shallhave no exposed unsightlyanchorsorfastenersand shallnot present hazardous,unsafe corners.Work shallhave theprovisionforexpansion,contraction,and shrinkage asnecessaryto prevent cracks,buckling and warping due to temperature andhumidityconditions.J.
Attachments,connections,orfasteningsofanynature are to be properlyand permanentlysecured inconformance withbest practiceand the Contractorisresponsible forimproving themaccordingly.The drawingsshowonlyspecialconditionsto assist theContractor.Theydo not illustrate everysuchdetail.
K.
No Work defective inconstructionorqualityordeficient inanyrequirementsofdrawingsand specificationswillbe acceptable inconsequence ofthe Owner'sorArchitect'sfailure to discoverorto point out defectsordeficienciesduring construction;norwillpresenceofinspectorsonWork relieve the Contractorfromresponsibilityforsecuring qualityand progressofWork asrequired bythe Contract.Defective Work revealed withinrequired time guarantees,asspecified inthe Contract,shallbe replaced byWork conforming withtheintent ofthe Contract.No payment whetherpartialorfinal,shallbe construed asanacceptance ofdefective Work orimpropermaterials01500
CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES AND TEMPORARYCONTROLSA.
The Contractorisresponsible forand shallprovide protectionforanyexisting finishesincluding elevators,lobbies,stairs,and corridorsofthebase building.B.
The Contractorshallprotect existing base building windowcoverings.C.
The Contractorshallpatchand repairfireproofing damaged orremoved during performance ofthe Work.Fireproofnewpenetrationsrequired bythe Work.D.
Debrisshallbe removed fromthe site onadailybasis.Uponcompletionofthe Work,remove debrisfromthe site created bythe Workprovided underthe Contract and leave areasclean.E.
The Contractorshallbe required to maintainajobsite telephone and fax machine.01700
CONTRACTCLOSEOUTA.
Whenthe Contractorconsidersthat the Work issubstantiallycomplete,the Contractorshallprepare and submit to the Architect alist ofitemsto be completed orcorrected.The Architect shallvisit the site to determine the statusofcompletionand amend the Contractor'slist asrequired.Uponthe Contractor
sstated completionofthe itemslisted to be completed orcorrected,and priorto finalpayment,the Architectshallperformafinalinspectionofallitemslisted.Failure to complete listed items,asdetermined bythe Architect,shallrequire additionalsitevisitsasneeded bythe Architect to determine finalcompletion.The cost ofanyadditionalsite visitsshallbe billed hourlybased ontheArchitectspublished hourlyratesand shallbe deducted fromthe Contractor'sfinalpayment.B.
The following itemsshallbe submitted to the Ownerbythe Contractorbefore requesting finalpayment:1.
Complete release orwaiverofliens—documentationshallbe notarized and signed.2.
Certificatesofinspectionapprovalsforrequired occupancypermit and similarapprovalsorcertificationsbygoverning authorities,assuring the Owner'sfullaccessand use ofcompleted Work.3.
Anotebook containing warranties,bonds,guarantees,affidavitsand certificatesrequired bythe Contract Documents.Include anyoperating and cleaning instructionsforappliances,materials,finishes,systemsand equipment installed aspart ofthe Work.C.
FinalCleaning:Remove protective coatings,coverings,anytags,labelsorothermarkingsfrommaterialsfixturesand equipment.Cleanwall,floorand ceiling surfacesincluding trim,outlet and switchplates,windows,windowsills,and windowtreatments.Cleanplumbingfixturesto asanitarycondition.
DIVISION 2 — SITEWORK
02070
SELECTIVE DEMOLITIONA.
Extent ofdemolitionisindicated inthe Drawings.B.
Protect finishesindicated to remainduring demolition.C.
Following demolition,base building partitionsshould be cleaned and prepared forproposed tenant constructionperreviewofArchitect andthe Contractor.Surfacesindicated asexisting to remainshallbe restored to like-newcondition.Surfacesindicated asexisting to remainandto receive newfinishesshallbe properlyprepared to receive indicated finishes.D.
Priorto demolition,the Contractorshallschedule ameeting withthe Ownerand the Architect to reviewallitemsto be salvaged.Salvageditemsmaynot necessarilybe indicated forreuse.Salvaged itemsmayinclude:
Millwork
Doors,frames,and hardware.
Lay-inceiling panelsand ceiling grid.
Allglassentrance systemcomponents.
HVAC diffusers,grilles,equipment and controls
Electricalequipment,lighting fixturesand controlsE.
Extent ofitemsto be reused isindicated inthe Contract Documents.Dispose ofremaining itemsdetermined not to be salvaged inasafe,clean,mannerand inaccordance withlocal,state and federalregulations.F.
Make safe abandoned electricalconduits.G.
Terminate abandoned plumbing at entryto tenant space.
DIVISION 3 — CONCRETE
03500
CEMENTITIOUS DECKS AND TOPPINGSA.
Where leveling orpatching ofexisting concrete floorisrequired eitherbecause surface ofslabisnot withinrequired tolerance orbecauseresurfacing isrequired forinstallationofspecified finish,use aself-leveling cementitioustopping asindicated below.B.
Acceptable Products:a.
Ardex Inc.-K-15 Self-leveling Underlaymentb.
W.R.BonsalCo.-Self-leveling UnderlaymentC.
Surface Preparation:1.Subfloors shall be solid, thoroughly cleaned, free from wax, grease, latex compounds, curing compounds, dust, and other similar foreignmatter.2.
Cracksand penetrationsshallbe patched to prevent seepage orleaking oftopping.3.
Toppingsshallnot be applied overgypsum,asphalt,hot patches,waterbase adhesives,and most kindsoflightweight concrete.4.Surfaces scheduled to receive underlayment topping shall be primed using a suitable primer, as recommended by underlaymentmanufacturer.
DIVISION 5 — METALS
05500
METALFABRICATIONSA.
Submittals:Minimumofthree (3)3 1/2" x 12" samplesofmetalsindicated inthe finishschedule.B.
Allcold rolled steelshallmatchArchitectssample and be prepared inthe following manner(thismetalishighlyreactive andmust be carefullycleaned and sealed.Allwork isto be performed while wearing rubberglovesorwhite cottonglovesto keepoilsfromhandsawayfrommetal):1.
Prepare surface withalight brushing to remove loose surface scale (leave most ofscale onmetal).2.
Cleancarefullywithanautomotive metalconditioner(adegreasing agent).Acleanrag must be used and changedfrequentlyto avoid accumulationofoiland grease onrag.3.
The metalisto be pickled.4.
Sealthe metalwithone mmthick ofanmatte finishautomotive clearcoat acryliclacquerenamel.5.
Allmaterialsused must be approved byArchitect priorto construction.
DIVISION 6 - WOODSANDPLASTICS
06200
FINISH CARPENTRYA.
Submittals:1.
Submit shopdrawingsand hardware catalog cutsofallmillwork hardware forreviewbythe Architect inaccordance withtherequirementsofthe Contract Documents.Shopdrawingsshallshowthe designand dimensions,and clearlyindicate inlarge scale theconstructionofthe variouscomponents,reinforcements,and allotherpertinent dataand informationasrequired forconstruction.Anyvariationfromthe drawingsmust be clearlynoted asavariationfromthe requirements.Fabricationofmillwork shallnot proceed untilshopdrawingshave beenreviewed bythe Architect.2.
The contractorshallsubmit aminimumofthree (3)12" x 12" samplesofallmillwork finishes(including stone and metal)forapproval.The Architect shallretaintwo (2)samplesoffinishesforrecord and returnaminimumofone sample to Contractor.Incircumstancesasappropriate,size ofsamplesmaybe reduced ifrequested inwriting byContractorand approved byArchitect priorto submission.Finishing ofmillwork shallnot proceed untilsampleshave beenreviewed.3.
The Contractorshallprovide the Architect withanticipated deliverydate forallmillwork.The Contractorshallcontinue to monitorinwriting the anticipated deliverydatesuntilallfinishmaterialshave beenreceived.B.
VerificationofExisting Conditions:1.
Before proceeding withthe millwork,the Contractoristo obtainfield measurements,verifydimensions,and provide shopdrawingsanddetailsto ensure anaccurate fit.Anyvariance found inthe field must be brought to the attentionofthe Architect priorto fabrication.It isthe responsibilityofthe Contractorto coordinate withthe millwork subcontractoranyrevisionsorclarificationsissued bythe Architect.2.
The Contractorshallprovide field layout ofallwork and report anydiscrepanciesto the Architect.C.
Executionofthe Work:1.
The method ofmanufacturing,fabricating and installing millwork and equipment and itsstructuralcomponentsdefined inthe ContractDocumentsisrepresentative and indicatesdesignintent only.Ifthe materials,detailsordimensionalpropertiesare at variance withtheContractor'sormanufacturer'srecommendations,alternate detailswillbe considered forreviewwhenshopdrawingsare submitted inaccordance withthe Contract Documents.It shallbe the responsibilityofthe Contractorto guarantee that the millwork and equipmentwillhave propersupport,stability,and fault-free performance.Allwork shallconformto ArchitecturalWoodwork Institute (AWI)standardsforpremiumconstruction.2.
It isthe intent ofthe Architect that the hardware represent the highest qualityand lasting durabilityforitsspecificfunction.If,intheopinionofthe Contractor,the hardware indicated onthe drawingsdoesnot represent the above-stated intent,the Contractorshallnotifythe Architect inwriting withstated reasonsand proposed substitutions.3.
Millwork indicated to have transparent finishesshallbe constructed according to AWIstandardsforpremiumgrade construction.
 
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i.BriteVueGlass- TotalVisionConceptEntranceSystemii.Guardian/Falconer- DesignerDoorSeries; TypeAiii.VirginiaGlass- VIR 92-01/02;TypeAGAdoor3.Glazing Channels:a.TopChannel:1" x 2" nominalb.BottomChannel: 1"x1"nominalc.Finish:[StainlessSteel#4, satin brushed][MatchBHMA#625(US26)] D.DOOR HARDWARE1.Overhead Closers:
a.Concealedoverhead closers shallbeheavy duty,fullyhydraulic,fullrackandpinionactionwithadjustablespring power.Closers shallbesized incompliancewithrequirements for accessibilityforhandicappedandrecommendations ofmanufacturer.
b.Acceptable Products:i.Dorma- RTS88ii.LCN- 6030 Seriesw/CP150pivotiii.Norton- 4900 Seriesw/490pivot
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1.FloorClosers:a.Providefloorcloserswithseparate valvesto controlclosing,latching,and backcheck,completewithcementcase,toppivot,bottonarm,andfinishplate.Closersshallbe sizedin compliancewithrequirementsfor accessibility for handicappedandrecommendationsofmanufacturer.b.Acceptable Products:i.Dorma-BTS75ii.Dor-O-Matic- 3300iii.Rixon- G5023-50252.Push/PullBars:Horizontal pushbar/offsetpull barcombinationa.Size:1" diameterb.Projection:2 1/2"nominalc.Offset:21/4" (nominald.Mounting:i.PullBar: 12" centerto centerii.PushBar:33"centertocentere.Finish:[BHMA #630(US32D)][BHMA #625(US26)] f.Acceptable Products:i.BuildersBrass Works- 2960ii.Hiawatha- 658B x1081LBPiii.Rockwood- 158472.Push/PullBars:Concealedpanicdevicea.Size:1 1/4" diameterb.Finish:[BHMA #630(US32D)][BHMA #625(US26)] c.Acceptable Product:Blumcraft-[H100-D] E.INSTALLATION1.All-GlassEntranceSystem:a.Install all-glassentrance systemincompliancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.b.Useamethod ofattachment tostructureto permitsufficientadjustment to accommodate constructiontolerancesand irregularities.c.Fit,align,andadjust doorassembliesplumb andlevel,toprovideasmoothoperation.
4.
Millwork covered inwood veneerorplasticlaminate shallbe fabricated and assembled byskilled workmento the complete satisfactionofthe Architect.Reinforcing asrequired to ensure arigid and secure assemblyshallbe provided,evenifnot detailed onthe drawings.Exposed surfacesshallbe free fromdents,toolmarks,warpage,buckle,glue and openjoints.Alljoint cornersand miterconnectionsshallbe made tightlyso that threadsare entirelyconcealed.Allexposed laminate jointsshallbe shownonshopdrawingsand reviewedbythe Architect.5.
Formillwork indicating plasticlaminate exteriorfinished surfaces,provide white(orblack)melamine asthe interiorcabinet and drawersurface finish(unlessotherwise noted inthe Drawingsand details).6.
Installmillwork to be plumb,level,true and straight withno distortions.Shimasrequired using concealed shims.7.
Scribe and cut Work to fit adjoining Work and refinishcut surfacesorrepairdamaged finishat cuts.Provide clearsealant at alljoints.8.
Anchormillwork to built-inblocking ordirectlyattachto substrate.Secure to grounds,strapping and blocking withcounter-sunk,concealed fastenersand blind nailing asrequired foracomplete installation.9.
The Contractorshallbe responsible formaking certainthat millwork itemsare not delivered untilareasare sufficientlydryso that themillworkwillnot be damaged byexcessive changesinmoisture content.Alldelivered unitsshallmatchthe finalapproved shopdrawingsand samples.Unitswhichare marred,chipped orotherwise damaged shallbe repaired orreplaced asdetermined bytheArchitect.Unitsshallbe protected during shipment and installation.Afterinstallationofunitsintheirproperlocation,allprotectionshallbe removed and allsurfacesthoroughlycleaned to the complete satisfactionofthe Architect.Surfacesshallthenbe recovered andprotected.10.
Repairorreplace damaged ordefective millwork whereverdeemed necessary.Ifmillwork cannot be adequatelyrepaired,it shallbereplaced to the satisfactionofthe Architect.11.
Allstanding and running trimpiecesshallbe plainsawnhardwood Grade Ilumberto meet AWIrequirementsforPremiumGrade.
DIVISION 8 — DOORSANDWINDOWS
08100
STEELDOORS AND FRAMESA.
Submittals1.
ShopDrawings:a.
Submit shopdrawingsthat showelevationsofeachdoordesign,doorconstructiondetails,and methodsofassembling sections,hardware locations,and installationmethods,dimensions,and shapesofmaterials,anchorage and fastening methods,doorframetypesand details,wallopening constructiondetails,and finishrequirements.b.
Indicate locationofeachunit inProject.c.
Shopdrawingssubmittalshallbe coordinated withshopdrawingssubmissionofrelated portionsofWork,suchas:i.)
Wood Doorsii.)
HardwareB.
QualityAssurance1.
Qualifications:a.
Single Source Responsibility:i.)
To greatest extent possible,frames,anchors,etc.shallbe productsofasingle manufactureroritemsstandard withmanufacturerofhollowmetalproducts.ii.)
Provide secondarymaterialswhichare produced orare specificallyrecommended byhollowmetalproductsmanufacturertoensure compatibility.2.
Certifications:a.
Fire doorsshallbearlabelsapproved byUnderwritersLaboratories,IncorWarnock HerseyInternational.Provide fire rated doorswithalabelpermanentlyattached to eitherhinge stile orto toprail,showing testing agencyapprovalforclassificationscheduled.C.
HollowMetalDoors1.
Non-Rated Doors:Seamlesshollowsteeldoorsa.
Grade:SDIGrade II,HeavyDuty;Model2b.
Gauge:18 gaugec.
Core Material:Acousticalinsulationat interiorapplications,thermalinsulationat exteriorapplications.2.
Fire Rated Doors:Seamlesshollowsteeldoorsa.
Grade:SDIGrade II,HeavyDuty;Model2b.
Gauge:18 gaugec.
Core Material:Acousticalinsulationd.
Label:Asindicated onDrawings.D.
HollowMetalFrames1.
Non-Rated Frames:a.
Gauge:16 gaugeb.
Framesover4'-0" (1200 mm)wide:14 gauge2.
Fire Rated Frames:a.
Rated hollowmetalframesshallfollowsame generalcriteriaasindicated fornon-rated units.b.
Provide rated unitsincompliance withASTME152.c.
Rated unitsshallbearULlabelcertificate indicated onDrawings.E.
Finishes1.
ShopPriming:a.
Doorsand framesshallbe chemicallytreated to ensure maximumpaint adhesionand coated,onexposed surfaces,witharust-inhibitive primersuitable asabase forfinishpaints.b.
Applyprimerofevenconsistencyto provide auniformfinished surface.Allowto fullycure before shipment.F.
Frame Tolerances:1.
Squareness:+/-1/16" (1.5 mm)a.
Measured onaline 90 degreesfromone jamb,at uppercornerofframe at otherjamb.2.
Alignment:+/-1/16" (1.5 mm)a.
Measured onjambsonahorizontalline parallelto plane ofwall.3.
Twist:+/-1/16" (1.5 mm)a.
Measured at face cornersofjambsonparallellinesperpendicularto plane ofwall.4.
Plumbness:+/-1/16" (1.5 mm)a.)
Measured onjambsat floor.G.
DoorClearancesSubject to +/-1/32" (.08 mm)tolerance:1.
Head and Jambs:1/8" (3 mm)2.
Undercut doorssufficientlyto allowclearance above finishfloorsand where indicated onDrawingsto allowforadequate airtransfer.a.
Where scheduled floorfinishmaterialislessthan1/2" (12 mm)thick,allownot more than5/8" (16 mm)above topofsubstrate towhichit isapplied.b.
Where scheduled floorfinishmaterialismore than1/2" (21 mm)thick,allownot more than1/4" (6mm)above finishmaterial.c.
Where athreshold isused,allownot more than1/4" (6mm)above threshold.H.
Adjustments1.
Prime Coat Touch-up:a.
Sand smoothallrusted ordamaged areasofprime coat and touch-upwithcompatible air-drying primerb.
Touch-upareasshallnot be obvious.2.
FinalAdjustments:a.
Checkand re-adjust operating finishhardware just priorto finalinspectionand afterpainting hingesifhingesare indicated to bepainted.b.
Remove and replace defective work.08120
ALUMINUMDOOR FRAMESA.
Submittals1.
ShopDrawings:a.
Submit shopdrawingsthat showelevationsofframes,constructiondetails,and methodsofassembling sections,hardwarelocations,and installationmethods,dimensions,and shapesofmaterials,anchorage and fastening methods,wallopeningconstructiondetails,and finishrequirements.b.
Indicate locationofeachunit inProject.c.
Shopdrawingssubmittalshallbe coordinated withshopdrawingssubmissionofrelated portionsofWork,suchas:i.)
Wood Doorsii.)
HardwareB.
Extruded AluminumFrames1.
Finish:
Clearanodized2.
Products:a.
Ragland Manufacturing Company,Inc.-RACOClassicFreestanding Seriesb.
AvalonDualLock PartitionSystem,Inc.-EagleC.
Tolerances:1.
Squareness:+/-1/16" (1.5 mm)a.
Measured onaline 90 degreesfromone jamb,at uppercornerofframe at otherjamb.2.
Alignment:+/-1/16" (1.5 mm)a.
Measured onjambsonahorizontalline parallelto plane ofwall.3.
Twist:+/-1/16" (1.5 mm)a.
Measured at face cornersofjambsonparallellinesperpendicularto plane ofwall.4.
Plumbness:+/-1/16" (1.5 mm)a.)
Measured onjambsat floor.D.
Adjustments1.
Checkand re-adjust operating finishhardware just priorto finalinspection.2.
Remove and replace defective work.08210
WOOD DOORSA.
Submittals1.
ShopDrawings:a.
Submit shopdrawingsand schedulesindicating locationand size ofeachdoor.b.
Indicate constructiondetails,elevations,materials,thickness,doorswing,stile and raildimensions,undercuts,locationsoffinishhardware bydimensionand locations/detailsofopeningsand louversand otherpertinent data.c.
Shopdrawingssubmittalshallbe coordinated withshopdrawingssubmissionofrelated portionsofWork,suchas:i.)
Hollowmetaldoorsand framesii.)
Hardwareiii.)
AluminumdoorframesB.
QualityAssurance1.
Single Source Responsibility:a.
To greatest extent possible,wood doorsshallbe productsofasingle manufacturer.b.
Provide secondarymaterialswhichare produced orare specificallyrecommended bymanufacturerofwood doorsto ensureuniformityofqualityand appearance throughout Project.2.
RegulatoryRequirements:a.
Complywithapplicable provisionsand recommendationsofAWIformaterials,fabrication,and machining ofwood doors.C.
Manufactured Units1.
Solid Core Wood Doors:Flushslab;AWI1300a.
Grade:Premiumb.
Core Materials:PC-5;Particleboard;ANSIA208.1,grade 1-LD-1c.
Face Veneers:AsindicatedD.
Fabrication1.
GeneralRequirements:a.
Wood doorsshallbe machined bymanufacturerforcutouts,hinges,locks,and hardware needing routing and mortising.Rabbetingneeded to properlyhang doorsshallbe performed bymanufacturerpriorto finishing.b.
Doorsmay,at Contractor'soption,be completelypre-fitted forallhardware bydoormanufacturer.2.
FlushSlabDoors:a.
Verticaland horizontaledgesofsolid core doorsshallbe bonded to core and thenabrasivelyplaned before veneering to ensureminimaltelegraphing ofcore part throughveneers.b.
Provide doorswith1 3/4" (45 mm)minimumthickness,2--plystile and railedgesouterplyofsame wood speciesasface veneer;innerplymilloption.c.
Glue linesbetweenface and frame,and betweenpliesofface shallbe Type IIrigid set adhesive.E.
Finishes1.
Painted Doors:a.
Doorsshallbe factoryprimed forpaint six sides.Sanding ofprime coat shallbe done infield just priorto applicationoffield appliedpaint.F.
FabricationTolerances1.
Size:a.
Thickness:+/-1/16" (1.5 mm)ii.)
Length:+/-1/16" (1.5 mm)iii.)
Standard Widths:+/-1/16 (1.5 mm)iv.)
Pre-fit widths:+/-1/32" (0.8 mm)b.
FactoryHardware Preparation:Complywithtolerancesindicated onhardware templates.c.
Warpshallbe measured asadistortionindooritself,and shallnot referto doorinrelationto frame orjambinwhichit ishung.Warpshallnot exceed 1/4" (6 mm)inplane ofdooritself.G.
Installation1.
GeneralRequirements:a.
Hand doorsto operate freely,but not loosely,and free fromrattling wheninlatched position.Doorshallbe free fromhinge boundconditions,sticking orbinding withhardware properlyadjusted and infunctioning order.b.
Aligndoorsto frame forproperfit and uniformclearance.Fit doorstightlyagainst stops.Doorswhichare warped,twisted,orwhichare not intrue plane shallbe removed and replaced at no additionalcost to Owner.c.
Trimdoorwidthbycutting equallyonbothjambedges.Sealcut surfacesafterfitting and matching.d.
Trimdoorheight bycutting equallyfromtopand bottomedgesto amaximumof3/4".Sealcut surfacesafterfield cutting withoilbase paint,lacquer,orvarnish.e.
Surface mounted hardware itemsonsolid core doorsshallbe applied withsheet metalscrewsinpilot drilled holes.f.
Provide threaded-to-head wood screwsforfastening hardware.g.
Pilot holesshallbe drilled forscrewsattaching hinges,lock hardware and otherdevicesto wood doors.Pilot holesshallnot exceed90%ofroot diameterofscrew.2.
Hanging Tolerances:a.
Space betweenhead and jamband doorshallbe no more than1/8" (3 mm).b.
Doorsshallnot extend beyond 1/16" (1.5 mm)fromface ofjamb,normore than1/8" (3 mm)behind jambface.c
DiagonalDistortion(Warp):1/4" (6 mm)maximumi.)
Tolerance shallbe measured withastraight edge ortaught string,cornerto corner,overanimaginary36" x 84" (900 mmx2100 mm)surface area.d.
VerticalDistortion(Bow):1/4" (6 mm)maximumi.)
Tolerance shallbe measured withastraight edge ortaught string,topto bottom,overanimaginary36" x 84" (900 mmx 2100mm)surface area.e
WidthDistortion(Cup):1/4" (6 mm)maximumi.)
Tolerance shallbe measured withastraight edge ortaught string,edge to edge,overanimaginary36" x84" (900 mmx 2100mm)surface area.f.
Undercut doorssufficientlyto allowclearance above finishfloorsand where indicated onDrawingsto allowforadequate airtransfer.i.)
Where scheduled floorfinishmaterialislessthan1/2" (12 mm)thick,allownot more than5/8" (16 mm)above topofsubstrateto whichisapplied.ii.)
Where scheduled floorfinishmaterialismore than1/2" (12 mm)thick,allownot more than1/4" (6 mm)above finishmaterial.iii.)
Allownot more than1/4" (6mm)above threshold.H.
Adjusting1.
Adjust and check eachdoorto ensure properoperationand function.2.
Replace orrehang doorswhichare hinge bound and do not swing oroperate freely.Replace orrehang doorswhichare warped,twisted,orwhichare not intrue planes.3.
Replace prefinished doorsdamaged during installation.SECTION 08450 -ALL-GLASS ENTRANCESA.
SUBMITTALS1.
Product Data:a.
Submit manufacturer'sliterature describing productsto be provided.2.
ShopDrawings:a.Submit shop drawings for systems. Show anchorage, field connections, and glazing for component parts and prepare coordinationdetailsforentire systemincluding framing and bracing to structure.b.
Shopdrawingsshallshowscale elevationsand sections.Fullsize sectionsshallbe shownonlywhenneeded forclarity.3.
Samples:a.
Submit 2 samplesoffinished metalmaterials:i.Extrusions:12" lengthsii.Sheet orPlate Materials:6" squaresb.
Submit 2 samplesofglass.i.Sample Size:12" x 12"4.
QualityAssurance Submittals:a.
Certificates:i.
Provide certificationbySafetyGlazing CertificationCouncilthat safetyglazing materialsmeet specified requirements.ii.
Provide certificationofHeat Checking oftempered glass.5.
Contract Close-out Submittals:a.Submit instructions to be followed in cleaning and maintaining components of system. Include a copy of instruction in Operation andMaintenance DataManual.B.
QUALITYASSURANCE1.
RegulatoryRequirements:a.Provide glazing at Hazardous Locations as determined by CPSC 16 CFR 1201. Glazing shall be in compliance with ConsumerProduct SafetyAct and shallhave beentested and labeled.b.
Safetyglazing shallconformto requirementsofANSIZ97.1.C.
MATERIALS1.
Glass:Tempered;ASTMC1048a.
Classifications:ASTMC1036;Type 1,class1,qualityq3b.
Thickness:1/2"c.
Color:Clear2.
RailFittings:a.
TopRail:1 3/4" x 4" nominalb.
BottomRail:1 3/4" x 4" nominalc.
Finish:[StainlessSteel#4,satinbrushed][MatchBHMA#625 (US26)] d.
Acceptable Products:i.
Blumcraft -640Cii.
Brite Vue Glass-FramelessDoorEntrance Systemiii.
Guardian/Falconer-Standard 4" DoorRail;Type Pdooriv.
VirginiaGlass-VGS 60-55;Type Pdoor
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2.
PatchFittings:a.
TopCornerPatch:2" x 6 1/2" nominalb.
BottomCornerPatch:2" x 6 1/2" nominalc.
Finish:[StainlessSteel#4,satinbrushed][MatchBHMA#625 (US26)] d.
Acceptable Products:ii.
DoorSills:1/4"iii.
Butt Glazing Joints:3/8",except betweensidelightsand glasstransoms,whichshallbe 1/8"08700
HARDWAREA.
Product Data:1.
Submit manufacturer'sliterature describing productsto be provided.B.
ShopDrawings:1.Submit a minimum of 3 copies of hardware schedule. Indicate location of hardware set, cross-referenced to indications on Drawings,manufacturer'sname and product number,finish,and othersimilarinformationdescribing hardware to be provided.C.
RegulatoryRequirements:1.
FederalAccessibilityRegulations:a.
AmericanswithDisabilitiesAct -ADAb.
UniformFederalAccessibilityStandards-UFAS2.
NationalFire ProtectionAssociation:a.
NFPA80 Standard forFire Doorsand Windowsb.
NFPA101 Life SafetyCodec.
NFPA105 Smoke-and Draft-ControlDoorAssembliesD.
GeneralRequirements:1.Items of hardware not definitely specified, but needed for satisfactory installation of hardware shall be provided. Such items shall be oftype and qualitysuitable forservice needed and comparable to adjacent hardware.2.
Doorswithlocksetsshallbe furnished withnon-removable pinshinges.3.
Securelyinstallfinishhardware itemsincompliance withaccepted schedule and templatesfurnished withhardware.4.
Installlocksets,surface mounted closers,and trimafterfinishing ofdoorsand framesiscomplete.5.
Verifykeying requirementswithOwner.Furnish2 keysperlock withamaximumof8 keysperkeyed alike set.6.Before final completion, adjust hardware so that doors operate in perfect order. Test and adjust hardware for quiet, smooth operation, freeofsticking,binding,orrattling.Adjust closersforproper,smoothoperation.7.
At finalcompletion,properlytag and identifykeysand deliverto Owner.
DIVISION 9 — FINISHES
09000
GENERALFINISH NOTESA.
Submittals:1.
The Contractorshallsubmit aminimumofthree (3)12" x 12" square samplesofeachscheduled finishforreviewbythe Architect.TheArchitect shallretaintwo (2)samplesoffinishesforrecord and returnaminimumofone sample to Contractor.
2.
The Contractor shall advise the Architect of locations of changes in dye lots, batches or similar color shifts.
B.
QualityAssurance:1.
Before proceeding withprocurement offinishes,the Contractorshallfield verifydimensionsto assure that sufficient quantitiesofmaterialsare ordered to complete the work.2.
The Contractorshallreferto the Drawingsforspecificlocationsoffinishes.Should the Contractorfind anydiscrepancies,omissions,ambiguitiesorconflictsonthe plans,the Contractorshallbring the item(s)to the attentionofthe Architect fordirection,before orderingmaterialsorproceeding withanywork inquestion.3.
Finishesto be installed instrict accordance withthe manufacturer'sspecificationsand instructionsand inamannerconsistent withthehighest qualitystandardsofworkmanship.4.
Where there isaquestionasto the acceptable levelofqualityforthe installationofanymaterials,the Architect shallact asmediator.5.
Uponreceipt fromthe manufacturer,inspect materialsfordefects,flaws,shipping damage,correct colorand pattern.Priorto beginningwork,damaged orwrong materialsshallbe returned to the manufacturerforimmediate replacement to prevent delaysinthe completionofthe work.6.
Compliance withthe manufacturer'srequirementsforhandling,storage,installationand protectionisthe exclusive responsibilityoftheContractor.7.
Finishesshallextend over,underand/orbehind anyitemofbuilt-inmillwork,equipment,mirrors,etc.,asindicated onthe drawings.09250
GYPSUMBOARDA.
General1.
The ContractorshallnotifyArchitect ofdate forpartitionlayout.Layout shallbe reviewed byArchitect priorto construction.2.
Allgypsumboard installationshallbe done byaqualified installerwithexperience incommercialapplicationssimilarinscope to thisproject.3.
Gypsumboard installationshallconformto ASTMC840,the recommendationsofthe GypsumAssociation,the specificrecommendationsofthe manufacturer,and the requirementsofthe ULFire Resistance Directory(at fire rated partitions)4.
At areaswhere existing partitionsare indicated to remain,repairand prepare existing gypsumboard surface to accept newfinish.Qualityofrepaired and prepared surface ofexisting partitionshallbe equalto that ofnewlyconstructed partitions.B.
MetalFraming1.
Installationofmetalframing forinteriorgypsumboard shallconformto ASTMC754.2.
Metalstud gauge forpartitionsshallbe 25 gauge minimumunlessnoted otherwise.Metalstudsat fire rated partitionsshallbe 20 gaugeminimum.3.
Metalstud framing shallconformto ASTMC754 asfollows:StudDepthGWBlayersMax height*
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Metalrunnersshallcorrespond insize and gauge to metalstuds.Metalrunnersshallbe continuousand attachment shallbe at 24" oncenterunlessnoted otherwise.5.
Metalfurring shallbe spaced at 24" oncenterunlessnoted otherwise.C.
Fire Rated GypsumBoard Partitions1.
Fire rated partitionsshallconformto ULdesignnumberindicated.Referto ULFire Resistance Directory-Volume I(latest edition)foradditionalinformation.2.
AllMechanical,Electrical,and Plumbing penetrationsinfire rated partitionsshallbe sealed at theirperimeterwithapproved fire ratedsealer.D.
Sound Rated Partitions1.
Sound rated partitionsshallconformto ASTME497,Standard Practice forInstalling Sound-Isolating Lightweight Partitions.2.
AllMechanical,Electrical,and Plumbing penetrationsinsound rated partitionsshallbe sealed at theirperimeterwithapprovedacousticalsealer.E.
GypsumBoard FinishNotes1.
Gypsumboard shallbe installed and finished to within1/4" offloorslab.2.
AllGypsumboard paneljoints,jointsto existing construction,edge trim,cornerbeads,and pre-formed revealsshallbe tapped,beddedinjoint compound,and sanded smoothwithno visible joints.Provide properbacking forallrevealsasrecommended bymanufacturer.3.
Outside cornersofgypsumboard shallhave metalcornerbeads(screwed type),unlessnoted otherwise.4.
Metaledge trimshallmatchUSG #200Bseriesand shallbe insizescorresponding to gypsumboard thickness.5.
Alignment ofdoorheadsand othercriticalhorizontalelementsshallbe maintained at aconstant levelrelative to the ceiling plane,andshallnot followvariationsinfloorplane.6.
Partitiontypesabove doorare to be same asthe adjacent partitionsunlessnoted otherwise.7.
Alignface ofpartitionswithface ofadjacent columnunlessnoted otherwise.8.
Provide additionalstudsasrequired to achieve outlet groupings.Coordinate withengineering drawings.F.
Blocking1.
Wood blocking shallbe fire retardant treated (FRT).Installwood blocking asrequired inpartitionsat wallhung shelving,cabinets,artwork,toilet partitionsand accessories,etc.Verifyblocking requirementswithmillwork subcontractorand reviewwiththe Architect foracceptance priorto installation.09300
TILEA.
Submittals1.
Tile samplesindicating allsizes,shapes,and colors.2.
Grout colorB.
Installationmethod1.
Floorsurfaces:Tile CouncilofAmericainstallation# F113-96,dry-set mortarorlatex-Portland cement mortar.2.
Verticalsurfaces:Tile CouncilofAmericainstallation# W242-96,thinset organicadhesive.C.
Prepare the existing base building slabpriorto installationoftile.Allsurfacesshallbe sealed,sized orproperlyprepared permanufacturer'sspecificationsand recommendations.The Contractorshallflashpatchallunevenfloorslabsurfacesinorderto provide aflat,smoothandcontinuousfloorsurface.D.
Installwhite marble threshold at doorsthat define transitionsbetweenceramictile and otherfloorfinishes.Threshold shallbe shaped tomeet ADArequirements.09510
ACOUSTICALCEILINGSA.
Submittals1.
Submit aminimumofthree samplesofthe following:a.
Acousticalceiling panels:6" x 6" minimumb.
Suspensionsystemcomponents:12" inlengthB.
QualityAssurance1.
To the greatest extent possible,materials,including exposed wallmoldings,suspensionssystems,and accessories,shallbe productsofasingle manufactureroritemsstandard withmanufacturerofacousticalceiling panelunits.C.
Materials1.
Suspensionsystem:ASTMC635a.
Grid Components:i.)
Exposed Tee:Die cut and interlockingii.)
WallMoldings:Hemmed angleiii.)
Face dimension:15/16"iv.)
Finish:Baked polyesterpaintv.)
Color:1.)
White at locationswithacousticalceiling panels2.)
Black at locationswithopengridb.
Acceptable Products:i.)
Armstrong -Prelude XLExposed Tee Systemii.)
USG Interiors-DX Grid System2.
AcousticalCeiling Panels:ASTME1264a.
Size:24" x 24"b.
Thickness:3/4”c.
Edge:Beveled tegularlay-ind.
Color:Whitee.
Acceptable Products:i.)
Armstrong -Angled TegularCirrusii.)
USG Interiors-Eclipse TaperedD.
Installation1.
Grid System:a.
Installgrid systemincompliance withASTMC636,manufacturer'sinstructions,and assupplemented inthissection.b.
Installgrid systeminatrue,evenplane and instraight coursesasindicated onDrawingsand accepted shopdrawings.c.
Coordinate and fit ceiling componentsto grilles,lighting fixtures,and otherrelated items.Indetermining locationand spacing ofhangersand primaryrunners,take into considerationweight ofgrilles,light fixtures,etc.,that are to be installed inconjunctionwithacousticalceilings.d.
Provide stabilizerbars,clips,splices,and edge moldingsneeded foracomplete installation.e.
Hang grid systemindependent ofwalls,columns,ducts,pipesand conduit.Where carrying membersare spliced,avoid visibledisplacement offace plane ofadjacent members.f.
Where ductsorotherequipment prevent regularspacing ofhangers,reinforce nearest affected hangersand related carryingchannelsto spanextradistance.g.
Do not support componentsonmainrunnersorcrossrunnersifweight causestotaldead load to exceed maximumdeflectionlimitations.Support fixture loadsbysupplementaryhangerslocated within6" (150 mm)ofeachcorner;orsupport componentsindependently.h.
Do not eccentricallyload system,orproduce rotationofrunners.2.
Moldingsand Trima.
Installwallmoldingsat intersectionofsuspended ceiling and verticalsurfaces,using longest practicallengths.Provide moldingsat junctionswithotherinterruptionsand asneeded to coveredgesofacousticalceiling panels.b.
Attachmoldingsand trimswithscrewsspaced not more than16" (400 mm)oncenterand within3" (75 mm)ofendsofeachpiecebeing installed.c.
Moldingsand trimshallbe levelwithsuspensionsystemand withintolerancesspecified forsuspensionsystem.d.
Mitercornersand alignbutt jointswhere wallmoldingsintersect to formtight,hairline joints.e.
Face riveting ofmoldingsand trimshallnot be acceptable.3.
Tolerancesa.
Deflectionofgrid componentsshallnot exceed 1/360 ofspan.b.
VariationfromFlat and LevelSurface:1/8" (3 mm)in10 feet (3000 mm)maximum.c.
VariationfromPlumbofGrid Members:2 degreesmaximum;caused byeccentricloads.E.
Adjusting and Cleaning1.
Followgrid systemmanufacturer'srecommendationsformethodsand materialsto cleanand touch-upexposed components.2.
Replace componentswhichare discolored ordamaged inanyway,inamannerwhichresultsingrid systemshowing no evidence ofreplacement work.09650
RESILIENTFLOORINGA.
Submittals:1.
Vinylcompositiontile sample.2.
Blackresilient transition/reducerstrip(provided at changesinflooring).3.
Vinylcove and straight base.B.
Prepare the existing,base building slabpriorto installationofthe scheduled flooring.Allsurfacesshallbe sealed,sized orproperlypreparedpermanufacturer'sspecificationsand recommendations.The Contractorshallflashpatchallunevenfloorslabsurfacesinorderto provide aflat,smoothand continuousfloorsurface.C.
VCTshallbe laid instraight grid (not basket weave)direction.Referto drawingsforcolorpatternsand direction.D.
2 1/2" cove base shallbe used at allVCTlocations.2 1/2" straight base shallbe used at carpet locationsunlessnoted otherwise.TheContractorshalluse inside and outside cornersand end stopsforallareasspecified.Use rollgoodsonly.No seamshalloccurwithin6" ofanoutside corner.E.
Installblack resilient transition/reducerstripbetweenVCTand otherfloorfinishes.09680
CARPETA.
Submittals1.
ShopDrawings:a.
Clearlyindicate locationsofseams,methodsofjoining seams,directionofcarpet,type ofadhesive to be used,method ofintegrating resilient trimwithcarpet,and installationprocedures.2.
Samples:a
Submit aminimumofthree samplesofeachcarpet to be used,sufficientlysized to clearlyindicate construction,but not lessthan12" x 12".b.
Submit samples,12" long,ofmoldingsand trims.B.
Project Conditions1.
Field measurements:a.
Verifydimensionsinfield that mayaffect installation.Installershallbe responsible foraccuracyofmeasurementsoftotalyardage,individualflooryardage requirements,dye lot yardage placement,extrayardage forpatternmatching,and rolllengthrequirements.2.
Surface Preparation:a.
Cleanfloorsofdust,dirt,solvents,oil,grease,paint,plaster,and othersubstanceswhichcould be detrimentalto properperformance ofadhesive and carpet.Allowfloorsto thoroughlydry.b.
Remove sub-floorridgesand bumps.Filllowspots,cracks,joints,holes,and otherdefects,using subfloorfillercompatible withcarpet and adhesives.c.
Use anapproved cementitiousfillerto patchcracks,smallholes,and forleveling.Do not use gypsum-based leveling and patchingmaterials.C.
Installation1.
GeneralRequirements:a.
Check matching ofcarpet before installing and ensure there isno visible variationbetweendye lots.b.
Do not place heavyobjectssuchasfurniture oncarpeted surfacesforaminimumof24 hoursoruntiladhesive hasset.c.
Entire carpet installationisto be laid tight and flat to subfloor,wellfastened at edges,and present auniformpleasing appearance.Ensure amonolithiccolor,patternand texture matchwithinarea.2.
Layout:a.
Laycarpet onfloorswithpile insame directionofanticipated traffic.Do not change runofpile inone room.b.
Fit carpet neatlyand snuglyaround projectionsthroughfloorand to wallsand otherverticalsurfaceswithno gaps.3.
TransitionalMoldingsand Trim:a.
Installresilient trimwhere carpet terminatesat otherfloorcoverings,orat carpet terminationthat doesnot abut averticalsurface.Use fulllengthpiecesonly.Butt tight to verticalsurfaces.Where splicing cannot be avoided,butt endstight and flush.D.
Protection1.
Ifneeded to protect finished installationfromdirt orpaint,orifadditionalwork isto be done afterinstallation,covercarpet withanon-staining building materialpaper.Plasticsheeting shallnot be used overcarpet installation.2.
Protect installationfromrolling trafficbyusing sheetsofhardboard orplywood inaffected areas.3.
Trafficoveradhesive applicationsshallbe restricted foraminimumof24 to 48 hoursto allowproperadhesive cure.4.
Temperature ofcarpeted areasshallnot fallbelow50 degreesF,regardlessofage ofinstallation.09715
STRETCHED FABRIC PANELSYSTEMSUBMITTALSA.
Product Data:1.
Submit manufacturer'sliterature describing productsto be provided.B.
ShopDrawings:1.
Submit scaled shopdrawingsshowing arrangement ofpaneljoints,thickness,locationsofseams,methodsofjoining seams,directionoffabric,and othersimilardetailed informationnecessaryto fullydescribe installation.C.
Samples:1.
Submit aminimumof3 samplesasfollows:a.
Eachtype mounting channelsb.
Eachtype fabricfacingc.
Eachtype core material2.
Sample Size:12" x 12”or12" inlengthasappropriate to materialD.
QualityAssurance Submittals:1.
Test Reports:a.
Submit test reportsforstretched fabricpanelsystemprepared byanindependent testing laboratoryindicating fullcompliance withbothacousticaland fire resistance performance requirements.i)
Fire ratingsshallbe foracomplete assembly,including perimeterand intermediate longitudinalorbutt joint framing extrusions,core material,and fabriccovering.b.
Submit test reportsforfabriccovering prepared byanindependent testing laboratoryindicating compliance withspecified fireresistance performance requirements.PROJECTCONDITIONSA.
EnvironmentalRequirements:1.
Maintainambient temperature and humiditywithinspacesto receive stretched fabricpanelsystemat levelsindicated forfinalacceptance.Levelsshallbe maintained continuouslyfromat least 48 hourspriorinstallationuntilspace isturned overto Owner.MATERIALSA.
Stretched FabricPanelSystem:1.
Stretched fabricpanelsystemshallconsist ofcontinuousperimeterand mid-wallrigid polymerextrusionsapplied directlyto substrate.Hinged type extrusionsshallnot be acceptable.Prefabricated panelsdo not satisfyintent ofthisspecification.a.
PanelSize:Asindicated onDrawingsb.
Edge Configuration:Squarec.
Mid-WallConfiguration:Butt joint2.
Acceptable Product:NovawallB.
Core Materials:1.
AcousticalCore:Semi-rigid fiberglassboarda.
Density:6 pcf.b.
Thickness:1"[2"][1/2"]nominal c.
Noise ReductionCoefficient;determined byASTMC423:0.65[0.95][0.55]minimum 2.
Tackable Core:Mineralfiberboarda.
Density:24 pcf.;±2 pcf.b.
Thickness:1/2"3.
Fire Resistance:ASTME84,NFPA255,orUL723a.
Complete panelassembly,including framework,mid-wallsupport,mounting devices,core,and fabricshallhave aClassArating.i)
Flame Spread:25 orlessii)
Smoke Developed:Not to exceed 450C.
FabricFacing:1.
Flammability:ClassA;ASTME84,NFPA255,orUL7232.
Selections:Referto Schedule ofFinishesINSTALLATIONA.
Stretched FabricPanelSystem:1.
Installsysteminstrict compliance withshopdrawingsand manufacturer'sinstructions.2.
Visible surfacesshallbe fullycovered and free fromwrinkles,sags,blisters,and foreignmatter.3.
Core materialsshallbe installed inacontinuousmanner,flushand levelwithframework.Core materialsshallnot telescope throughface offabric.4.
Paneljointsshallbe tight,straight,true,plumb,and inproperrelationto building lineswithout ripples,waviness,and "hourglass" effects.5.
Facing fabricshallbe stretched oversystem,leaving fabricfloating above core surface.Fabricfacing applicationshallnot utilizeadhesives,nails,tacks,screws,ortapes.6.
Installfabricwithwarpand weft threadsplumb,level,and true.Patterns,textures,and grainoffabricshallbe aligned and matched atseams.Throughout entire seam,joinwallpanelswithout distortionto geometryoffabricorpattern.7.
Seaming offabricshallnot be allowed.8.
Systemshallallowforremovaland replacement offabricfacing fromindividualpanels.Removaloffabricshallprovide accesstosurface behind fabric,without dismantling,removal,orreplacement ofmounting extrusions.9.
Provide FRTwood blocking behind fabricand flushwithcore materialasrequired forattachmentsorartwork and asindicated ondrawings.09900
PAINTINGA.
Submittals1.
Provide aminimumofthree 12”x 12”samplesforeachcolorand eachfinishindicated inthe finishschedule.B.
Products1.
See finishschedule formanufacturers,colorsand finishes.C.
Execution1.
General:a.
Priorto paint application,the Contractorshallschedule areviewoffinalpaint colorlocationswiththe Architect inthe field.b.
See finishplanand interiorelevationsforspecificlocationsofpaint colorsand finishes.c.
Where paintsoftwo different typesorcolorsabut,the seamshallbe onaninside corneronly.d.
Finalcoat ofpaint shallbe rollapplied at allGWBsurfaces.2.
Preparation:a.
Remove blistered,peeling and scaling paint orchalk depositsto sound substrates.b.
Completelyremove sealantsorcaulking.c.
Dullglossysurfaces.d.
At metalsurfaces,remove rust,oil,grease and othercontaminantsharmfulto painting.Sand cleanand spot prime.e.
At GWBsurfaces;repairsurface defectswithjoint compound,fillflushand sand smooth.Cleansurfacesofdust,grease and dirt.f.
At wood surfaces;sand smoothand remove dust.Countersink nailsand fillnailholes,cracksand openjointswithputtyorwoodfiller.3.
Application(unlessnoted otherwise):a.
At GWBsurfaces:
One (1)primercoat:Vinylacrylicprimersealer.
Two (2)finishcoats:Vinylacryliclatex;eggshellfinish@walls,flat @ceilings.b.
At interiorwood surfacesto be painted:
One (1)primercoat:Alkyd enamelunderbody.
Two (2)finishcoats:Vinylacryliclatex semi-glossenamel.c.
At interiormetalsurfacesto be painted:
One (1)primercoat:Rust-inhibiting alkyd primer.
Two (2)finishcoats:Alkyd glossenamel.4.
Clean-up:a.
The Contractorshallprovide one finaltouch-upofpaint surfacesafterthe Ownerhasmoved into the space.
DIVISION 12 - FURNISHINGS
12490 -WINDOWSHADESSUBMITTALSA.
Product Data:1.
Submit manufacturer'sliterature describing productsto be provided.B.
Samples:1.
Submit minimumof3 samplesofeachshade fabric.Sample Size:6" x 6"MANUALCHAIN SHADESA.
Acceptable Manufacturers:1.
Direct PathCorp.-NysanShading Systems2.
MechoShade SystemsInc.B.
ManualChainOperator:Unitized premoulded construction1.
Mounting Brackets:Lshaped steela.
Size:2 7/8" x 3"2.
Drive Chain:#10 stainlesssteela.
Strength:90 lbs.testC.
Shade Tube Assembly:Extruded aluminumtube1.
Size:1 3/8" diameter2.
Finish:Anodized;clearD.
AluminumFascia:Extruded aluminum;6063-T5 alloy1.
Size:3" x 2" nominal2.
Thickness:1/16"3.
Finish:Matchadjacent windowframingF.
Shade Fabric:PVC coated fiberglassfabric1.
Selections:Referto Schedule ofFinishes2.
Fire Performance Characteristics:NFPA701;passD.
ManualChainOperator:1.
Unitized premoulded construction,shipped completelyassembled fromfactoryrequiring onlyafewon-site adjustmentsto install.2.
Chainoperatorassemblyshallbe set fortravellengthofshade,on-site without disassemblyofhardware.3.
Drive chainshallbe #10 stainlesssteel,strengthfor41 kg (90 lb.)test;Manufactured withprecise automaticbraking system,toeliminate breakage ofchainundernormalusage.4.
Shade shallnot be operable bypulling hembardownward.FABRICATIONA.
GeneralRequirements:1.
Shading systemcomponentsshallbe manufactured and assembled to allowforcustominstallationtechniquesto suit Project conditions.2.
Finished assembliesshallbe,square,true to size and free fromdistortion,twist,orotherdefectsthat could effect theirstrength,operationorappearance.3.
Fabricshallbe colorfast ,and retainitsshape,and shallnot be affected bymoisture orheat.Cut fabricto eliminate glare andreverberationfromshining surfacesmaintaining exteriorview.Topoffabricshallbe retained inrecessed spline ofshade roller;bottomoffabricshallbe retained inextruded hembar.4.
Fastenersshallbe non-corrosive type,suitable forintended application.B.
AluminumFascia:1.
Fasciasshallbe customdesigned closuresto fit onto premoulded end mounting bracketswithout exposed fasteners.D.
Shade Fabric:1.
Topoffabricshallbe retained inrecessed spline ofshade roller;bottomoffabricshallbe retained inextruded hembar,without exposedfasteners.E.
HemBar:1.
Barshallbe shaped steelprofile,engineered to weight requirements,insert inwelded hembarpocket and closed ends,to maintainbottomofshade fabricstraight and flat.INSTALLATIONA.
Generalrequirements:1.
Make accurate measurementsofsite conditionsbefore fabrication.Check layout ofglazing framing sections,spans,and loadingcapabilities.2.
Shadesshallbe installbymanufacturers' skilled installersinstrict compliance withmanufacturers' recommendations.3.
Shadesshallbe installed plumb,square,and rigidlycoupled,adequatelyanchored.Maintainuniformclearances,accurate alignmentlevelsand parallelinstallationwithwindowplane.4.
Installtube withshade fabricalreadyattached.Shade fabricshallbe pre-measured and manufactured off-site.5.
Adjust shadesand operating componentsasneeded to ensure smoothand trouble free operationwithout binding.Fabricshallhang flatwithout buckling ordistortion.Replace unitsorcomponentswhichcannot be adjusted to hang properlyoroperate smoothly.
DIVISION 16 — ELECTRICAL
(Note:Referto engineering drawingsforcomplete electricalspecifications.)16050
BASIC MATERIALSA.
Electricalreceptaclesshallbe DecorabyLeviton(800-323-8920).Colorshallbe black except forreceptaclesondedicated circuitswhichshallbe grayand isolated ground receptacleswhichshallbe orange.Receptaclefaceplatesshallbe stainlesssteelwithasatinorbrushed finish.B.
Switchesshallbe DecorabyLeviton(800-323-8920).Colorshallbe black.Switchfaceplatesshallbe stainlesssteelwithasatinorbrushed finish.C.
Dimmersshallbe DecorabyLeviton(800-323-8920)orvisuallymatchDecorastyle.Dimmersshallbe compatiblewithlight fixturesand ballasts.Colorshallbe black.Faceplatesshallbe stainlesssteelwithasatinorbrushedfinishwhere possible -faceplatesshallmatchdimmerat otherlocations.

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