Mapúa University

School of Architecture, Interior Design and Built Environment (ARIDBE)

ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT

MODULE 1 - ASSIGNMENT 1:

SPECIFICATIONS
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements of the Course
Building Technology 5: Specifications Writing and Estimating

AR165-1P SECTION A50

2nd Term, AY 2023 – 2024

December 06, 2023

Submitted By:
AFABLE, SHAINE ASTRID DR.
SN: 2018121608
Submitted To:
AR. KARLO ANTONIO MAMIIT
Instructor
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

DIVISION 1.0 GENERAL CONDITIONS

DIVISION 2.0 SITEWORK

Section 2.01 Earthwork

Section 2.02 Soil Treatment
Section 2.03 Concrete Block Paving

DIVISION 3.0 CONCRETE

Section 3.01 Cast in Place Concrete

DIVISION 4.0 MASONRY

Section 4.01 Concrete Masonry Unit Work

DIVISION 5.0 METALS

Section 5.01 Metals

Section 5.02 Metal Materials & Methods
Section 5.03 Structural Steel Work

DIVISION 6.0 WOOD and PLASTIC

Section 6.01 Carpentry

DIVISION 7.0 THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION

Section 7.01 Integral Type Waterproofing
Section 7.02 Damp-Proofing
Section 7.03 Caulking and Sealants
Section 7.04 Metal Roofing
Section 7.05 Roofing Tiles
Section 7.06 Fiber Cement Boards
Section 7.07 Skylight

DIVISION 8.0 DOORS, WINDOWS & GLASS

Section 8.01 Steel Doors and Frames

Section 8.02 Aluminum Doors and Frames
Section 8.03 Wood Doors
Section 8.04 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Doors and
Windows
Section 8.05 Aluminum Windows and Frames
Section 8.06 Special Windows
Section 8.07 Finish Hardware
Section 8.08 Glass and Glazing
Section 8.09 Steel Casement Windows

DIVISION 9.0 FINISHES

Section 9.01 Finishes
Section 9.02 Plastering and Stuccoing
Section 9.03 Concrete Finish
Section 9.04 Cement Textured Finish
Section 9.05 Gypsum Board
Section 9.06 Ceramic Tiles
Section 9.07 Local & Other Stones
Section 9.08 Ceiling Suspension System
Section 9.09 Painting
Section 9.10 Water Repellant
Section 9.11 Wood Preservative
Section 9.12 Wall Covering
Section 9.13 Vinyl tiles
Section 9.14 Wood Parquet Flooring

DIVISION 10.0 SPECIALTIES

Section 10.01 Miscellaneous Specialties

DIVISION 11.0 EQUIPMENT

Section 11.01 Operation and Maintenance of Equipment
Section 11.05 Common Work Results for Equipment
Section 11.06 Common Work Results for Equipment
Schedules for Equipment
Section 11.08 Commissioning of Equipment
Section 11.10 Vehicle and Pedestrian Equipment
Section 11.11 Vehicle Service Equipment
Section 11.12 Parking Control Equipment
Section 11.13 Loading Dock Equipment
Section 11.14 Pedestrian Control Equipment
Section 11.15 Security Control Equipment

DIVISION 12.0 FURNISHINGS

Section 12.01 Operation and Maintenance of Art
Section 12.02 Operation and Maintenance of Window
Treatments
Section 12.03 Operation and Maintenance of Casework
Section 12.04 Operation and Maintenance of Furnishings and
Accessories
Section 12.05 Operation and Maintenance of Furniture
Section 12.06 Operation and Maintenance of Multiple Seating
Section 12.09 Operation and Maintenance of Other Furnishings

DIVISION 13.0 SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION

Section 13.01 Modular Steel Frame Ferro-Concrete

Structures

DIVISION 14.0 CONVEYING EQUIPMENT

Section 14.05 Selective Demolition for Conveying
Equipment
DIVISION 15.0 MECHANICAL

Section 15.01 Plumbing System

Section 15.02 Water Service System
Section 15.03 Exterior Sanitary Sewer System

DIVISION 16.0 ELECTRICAL

Section 16.01 Electrical Work

DIVISION 1.0 GENERAL CONDITIONS

PART 1.0 GENERAL

1.1 SCOPE OF WORK: The work covered under this Contract

consists of the furnishing all materials, labor, equipment,
transportation, incidentals, facilities, and superintendence
necessary to complete the project In accordance with true
intent these Specifications and Contract Drawings.

1.2 PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS: The Contractor shall be

responsible for carefully examining, comparing and verifying
the data furnished by the Plans and Specifications. In case of
obscurity or discrepancy in the Plans and Specifications, the
Contractor shall submit the matter to the Architect or his
authorized representative for the proper explanation or
necessary correction, before any adjustment shall be made.
Any adjustment by the Contractor without such determination
shall be at his risk and expense.

Omitted or wrongly described details of work, which are

manifestly necessary to carry out the true intent of the
drawings and specifications, shall be performed as if fully and
correctly set forth and described in the drawings and
specifications.

The Owner may, from time to time, make changes in the

specifications and construction drawings. However, if the cost
to the Contractor shall be materially increased by such
change, the Owner shall pay the Contractor for the
reasonable cost in accordance with the changes.

1.3 LAWS TO BE OBSERVED: The contractor shall comply with

all the laws, City or Municipal Ordinances and all government
Specifications and regulations in so far as they are binding
upon or affecting the portion of the work hereto. The
Contractor or those engaged thereon shall obtain all
necessary licenses and permits and pay all taxes or fees,
which may due to the local and/or National Government in
connection with the prosecution of the work. He shall also be
responsible for all damages to persons or property that may
occur.

PART 2.0 MATERIALS

2.1 MATERIALS: Unless otherwise specified, all materials shall

be new and free from defects and imperfections. The quality
of materials shall be of the best grade of their respective kinds
for the purpose. The work shall be performed in the best and
most acceptable manner in strict accordance with the
requirements of the Plans and Specifications. Preference will
 be given to articles or materials that are locally manufactured,
conditions of quality and price being equal.

2.2 SAMPLES AND INFORMATION ON MATERIALS: When

required by the Specifications, or when called for by the
Architect, the Contractor shall furnish, for approval, full
Information and satisfactory evidence as to the kind and
quality of materials or articles he will Incorporate in the work.
. Materials and articles ins- talled
or used without such approval shall be at the risk of
subsequent rejection. Any failure on the part of the Contractor
to conform or use materials that are not specified herein shall
be under subsequent rejection. Any alteration or revision of
material usage without approval from the Architect shall make
the Contractor responsible and liable in terms of guarantee,
workmanship and defects.

PART 3.0 WORKMANSHIP

3.1 WORKMANSHIP: Workmanship shall be in accordance with

the best standard practices and all operations required under
any and all parts of the Specifications shall be undertaken In
a neat, workmanlike manner. Only skilled personnel with
sufficient experience in similar operations shall be allowed to
undertake the same.

Any alteration or revision on the execution of Drawings

without approval from the Architect shall be under
subsequent rejection and shall make the Contractor
responsible and liable for any workmanship and execution
defects.

Defective workmanship shall be remedied by the Contractor,

at his expense. He shall not be entitled to any payment
hereunder until defective workmanship has been remedied.

3.2 TEMPORARY FACILITIES: The Contractor shall provide and

maintain adequate weather-tight temporary facilities with
water, light, and toilet facilities. He shall keep such places
clean and free from flies. He shall remove all connections and
appliances connected there with prior to the completion of the
Contract and leave the premises perfectly clean.

The Contractor shall furnish all temporary lights and power

and shall pay all expenses in connection therewith.
Furthermore, the Contractor shall provide and pay for all
water expenses for building purposes that are required by all
trades.

3.3 PROTECTION OF WORK AND OWNER’S PROPERTY: The

Contractor shall
put up safety measures and continuously maintain adequate
protection of all his work from damage and shall protect the
 Owners property, as well as all materials furnished and
delivered to him by the Owner. He shall make good any such
damage, injury or loss, except such as may be caused by
agents or employees of the Owner, or due to causes
considered as an Act of God.

PART 4.0 SUPERVISION AND INSPECTION

4.1 AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE: Whenever the

Contractor is not at the site, orders maybe given by the Owner
to his authorized representative and shall be accepted and
complied to by the superintendent or foreman of the
Contractor.

4.2 INSPECTION OF WORK: The Architect or Owner shall, at all

times, have access to the work whenever it is in preparation
or progress and the Contractor shall provide facilities for such
access for inspection. The manner of work and all materials
and equipment used therein shall be subject to inspection,
tests, and approval of the Owner.

4.3 CONSTANT SUPERVISION. The Contractor shall ensure

that the project will have constant supervision by a competent
superintendent, who shall be present where construction is
being carried on at all times during the working hours.

4.4 DISPUTES: The Architect shall, within a reasonable time,

make decision on all claims of the Owner or Contractor and
on all matters relating to the execution and progress of the
work or the interpretation of the Contract Documents.

Except as otherwise specifically provided in this Contract, all

disputes concerning questions of fact arising under this
contract shall be decided by the Architect, whose decisions
shall be final and conclusive upon the parties as to questions
of fact.

4.5 CLEAN UP: The Contractor, prior to the turn over of the work
to the Owner, shall remove any excess materials, waste,
debris, rubbish, and all construction and installation
equipment and tools from the premises.

END OF SECTION
 DIVISION 2.0 SITEWORK
Division 2.0 Sitework meticulously addresses the foundational aspects
of site preparation, soil management, and the installation of concrete block paving. These
sections collectively contribute to the overall success of the construction project by
establishing a solid groundwork for subsequent construction activities and enhancing the
site's aesthetics and functionality.

Section 2.01 Earthwork

This section focuses on the intricate process of earthwork, encompassing
activities such as excavation, filling, grading, and shaping the site. It entails the precise
manipulation of soil to achieve specified elevations and contours, ensuring a stable and
well-prepared foundation for the upcoming construction.
Section 2.02 Soil Treatment
Dedicated to soil management, Section 2.02 outlines the necessary
treatments to control termite activity and enhance the quality of the ground. It details the
use of materials and methods required to safeguard the construction site against
potential termite-related issues and ensures the long-term stability of the soil.
Section 2.03 Concrete Block Paving
This section delves into the installation of concrete block paving, emphasizing
meticulous attention to detail. It covers the entire process, from the selection and
preparation of materials to the intricate placement of concrete blocks in accordance with
the project's design specifications. Section 2.03 ensures the creation of durable, visually
appealing, and functional paved surfaces within the construction project.

SUMMARY:
This section of the project involves a comprehensive set of tasks related to
preparing the construction site and installing interlock concrete pavers. The contractor is
responsible for clearing the entire site, which includes removing any existing structures,
vegetation, and debris. Additionally, they need to shape the land through grading,
ensuring the correct elevations and slopes for proper drainage.

Excavation, filling, and backfilling are part of the earthmoving activities

outlined in this section. The contractor must also take measures to treat the ground and
soil to control termite activity, using appropriate materials and methods.

A key responsibility is the provision of all necessary materials, labor, and

equipment for the entire process. This includes everything from the tools needed for site
clearing to the materials required for termite control. The scope also extends to the
installation of interlock concrete pavers, where the contractor must adhere to the project
drawings, placing the pavers according to design specifications.

DIVISION 3.0 CONCRETE

In construction specifications, DIVISION 3.0 CONCRETE refers to a
specific division that outlines various aspects related to the use of concrete in the
project. Within this division, "Section 3.01 Cast in Place Concrete" provides detailed
information about the procedures and requirements for casting concrete on-site, directly
at its final location.

Section 3.01 Cast in Place Concrete

This term refers to the method of pouring concrete into molds or formwork
at the actual construction site, as opposed to precasting elements off-site and then
transporting them to the location. Section 3.01 focuses specifically on the guidelines,
standards, and specifications for this in-situ casting process.

SUMMARY:

In essence, Section 3.01 Cast in Place Concrete provides a

comprehensive guide for the proper execution of on-site concrete casting, covering
everything from the initial formwork setup to the final finishing touches, with a focus on
achieving structural integrity and meeting project specifications.

DIVISION 4.0 MASONRY

In construction specifications, DIVISION 4.0 MASONRY deals with various
aspects related to masonry work in a building project. The section titled "Concrete
Masonry Unit Work" under this division provides detailed information specifically
regarding the use and installation of concrete masonry units (CMUs).

Section 4.01 Concrete Masonry Unit Work

CMUs are commonly known as concrete blocks. These are pre-
manufactured building blocks made from concrete and are used in construction for their
durability and versatility. Section 4.01 focuses on the guidelines and specifications for
incorporating CMUs into the construction project.

SUMMARY:
In summary, Section 4.01 Concrete Masonry Unit Work within DIVISION 4.0
MASONRY provides comprehensive guidelines for incorporating concrete masonry
units into the construction project. It covers material specifications, installation methods,
mortar application, reinforcement, finishing, and quality control to ensure the proper and
durable construction of masonry walls using concrete blocks.

DIVISION 5.0 METALS

Encompasses various aspects related to the use of metals in a building project.
This division typically includes sections that provide detailed information on the
materials, methods, and specific work related to metals within the construction scope.

Section 5.01 Metals

This section generally outlines overarching principles and requirements related to
the use of metals in the construction project. It may cover general considerations,
standards, and guidelines that apply across different metal applications.
Section 5.02 Metal Materials & Methods
This section likely delves into more specific details about the types of metal
materials to be used in the project and the methods for their application. It could include
information on metal fabrication, fastening techniques, and other procedures relevant to
the project's needs.

Section 5.03 Structural Steel Work

This section is specifically dedicated to the use of structural steel in the
construction project. Structural steel is a critical component in building construction,
often used for framing and supporting loads. Section 5.03 provides detailed information
on the specifications and requirements for structural steel work.
 SUMMARY:
In summary, DIVISION 5.0 METALS, along with its specific sections, provides a
comprehensive framework for incorporating metals into the construction project. It
covers general principles, material specifications, fabrication methods, and, in the case
of Section 5.03, specific details related to structural steel work. These guidelines ensure
that the use of metals in construction meets the necessary standards for safety,
durability, and functionality.

DIVISION 6.0 WOOD and PLASTIC

This section covers the furnishing of all materials, labor, equipment, and
everything listed or mentioned on the drawings and necessary in performing all
operations for the completion of all finish carpentry works in accordance with all
applicable drawings and subject to the terms and conditions of the contract.
Deals with various aspects related to the use of wood and plastic materials in a
building project. This division encompasses sections that provide detailed information
on the materials, methods, and specific work associated with wood and plastic
applications in construction.

Section 6.01 Carpentry- This specific section focuses on carpentry work within the
broader context of wood and plastic applications. Carpentry involves the cutting, shaping,
and installation of wood elements to create structural and decorative components in a
construction project.

SUMMARY:
In summary, it provides comprehensive guidelines for incorporating wood elements into a
construction project. It covers the entire process, from selecting and preparing wood to
the installation and finishing of carpentry elements. These guidelines are essential for
ensuring that wood components contribute to the structural integrity, aesthetics, and
overall quality of the construction project.

DIVISION 7.0 THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION

This section deals with waterproofing and surface treatment of concrete structures, as
shown on the drawings and as specified herein, with special reference to enclosures due to
contain liquids of a quality sufficient to create hydrostatic pressure. This Includes the roof slab,
concrete gutters, plant boxes, elevated walkways and all areas indicated in the plans.

Section 7.01 Integral Type Waterproofing- This section likely focuses on waterproofing methods
that are integrated into the structure itself. Integral waterproofing involves adding waterproofing
agents or admixtures directly to the concrete or other construction materials to enhance their
resistance to water penetration.

Section 7.02 Damp-Proofing- Damp-proofing aims to prevent the passage of moisture through
walls and floors. This section would cover materials and methods used to create a barrier against
capillary water and moisture.
Section 7.03 Caulking and Sealants- This section deals with the application of caulking and
sealants to prevent water and air infiltration through joints, seams, and gaps in the building
envelope. Caulking and sealants help maintain the building's integrity and energy efficiency.
Section 7.04 Metal Roofing- Metal roofing involves the use of metal materials for roofing
applications. This section likely provides details on the specifications for metal roofing systems,
including types of metal, fastening methods, and installation procedures.
Section 7.05 Roofing Tiles- This section covers the use of roofing tiles for weatherproofing. It
would include specifications for different types of roofing tiles, such as clay or concrete tiles, and
guidelines for their installation.
Section 7.06 Fiber Cement Boards- Fiber cement boards are often used for siding or as a base
for exterior finishes. This section likely outlines the specifications for fiber cement boards,
including their composition, sizes, and installation methods.
Section 7.07 Skylight- Skylights are architectural elements designed to bring natural light into a
building. This section would provide specifications for the installation of skylights, including
materials, framing, and methods to ensure proper weatherproofing and energy efficiency.

SUMMARY:

These sections collectively address critical aspects of protecting the building

envelope from moisture, ensuring thermal efficiency, and incorporating durable
materials into the construction. They cover a range of materials and methods, from
integral waterproofing to roofing systems and skylights. Compliance with these
specifications is crucial for the long-term durability, energy efficiency, and overall
performance of the building.

DIVISION 8.0 DOORS, WINDOWS & GLASS

This division covers the various elements associated with doors, windows, and
glass in a building project. This division includes sections that provide detailed
information on the materials, methods, and specific work related to these components.

Section 8.01 Steel Doors and Frames- Specifications for doors fabricated from steel,
including details on dimensions, construction, and finishes. Guidelines for the fabrication
and installation of steel door frames, ensuring compatibility with the steel door units.
Section 8.02 Aluminum Doors and Frames- Specifications for doors made of aluminum,
covering dimensions, construction, and finishes. Guidelines for the fabrication and
installation of aluminum door frames, ensuring compatibility with aluminum door units.
Section 8.03 Wood Doors- Specifications for doors made of wood, including details on
wood species, dimensions, construction, and finishes.
Section 8.04 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Doors and Windows- Specifications for doors
made of polyvinyl chloride, outlining dimensions, construction, and finishes. Guidelines
for the fabrication and installation of windows made of polyvinyl chloride.
Section 8.05 Aluminum Windows and Frames- Specifications for windows fabricated
from aluminum, covering dimensions, construction, and finishes. Guidelines for the
fabrication and installation of aluminum window frames, ensuring compatibility with
aluminum window units.
Section 8.06 Special Windows- This section likely covers windows that have unique
designs or features beyond standard types, such as skylights, arched windows, or
custom configurations.
Section 8.07 Finish Hardware- Specifications for the hardware associated with doors
and windows, including locks, handles, hinges, and other accessories.
Section 8.08 Glass and Glazing- Specifications for the types of glass to be used,
including safety glass, insulated glass, or other specialized glass. Guidelines for the
installation of glass, including framing, sealing, and methods for various types of
windows.
Section 8.09 Steel Casement Windows- Specifications for windows with steel frames
and hinged sashes, covering dimensions, construction, and finishes.

SUMMARY:
DIVISION 8.0 provides comprehensive guidance on the selection, fabrication,
and installation of doors, windows, and glass components in a construction project.
Each section is dedicated to a specific material or type of element, ensuring that the
specifications align with industry standards, safety regulations, and the project's design
requirements. The details in these sections are crucial for achieving the desired
functionality, durability, and aesthetic qualities of the doors, windows, and glass
elements in the building.

DIVISION 9.0 FINISHES

The contents of this section apply to all sections of this Division unless otherwise
specified or modified. It encompasses a wide range of elements related to the final
surface treatments and decorative aspects of a building. This division includes various
sections that provide detailed information on materials, methods, and specific work
associated with finishing processes.

Section 9.01 Finishes- This section likely outlines overarching principles and
requirements related to all finishing aspects of the construction project.
Section 9.02 Plastering and Stuccoing- Specifications for the application of plaster, a
material used to coat and finish walls and ceilings. Guidelines for the application of
stucco, a plaster-like material used on the exterior of buildings for decorative and
protective purposes.
Section 9.03 Concrete Finish- Specifications for the treatment and finishing of concrete
surfaces, including techniques for achieving desired textures and appearances.
Section 9.04 Cement Textured Finish- This likely covers textured finishes applied to
surfaces using cement-based materials, providing both aesthetic appeal and durability.
Section 9.05 Gypsum Board- Specifications for the installation of gypsum board, a
widely used material for interior walls and ceilings.
Section 9.06 Ceramic Tiles- Guidelines for the installation of ceramic tiles, including
specifications for various types, patterns, and methods of application.
Section 9.07 Local & Other Stones- Specifications for the use of stones in finishing,
including guidelines for selection, cutting, and installation.
Section 9.08 Ceiling Suspension System- Details on the installation of suspended
ceilings, which often involve a grid system and ceiling tiles.
Section 9.09 Painting- Specifications for the painting of various surfaces, including
walls, ceilings, and other architectural elements. This may cover surface preparation,
priming, and application methods.
Section 9.10 Water Repellant- Guidelines for the application of water-repellent
treatments to surfaces, providing protection against moisture.
Section 9.11 Wood Preservative- Specifications for treating wood surfaces with
preservatives to protect against decay, insects, and environmental factors.
Section 9.12 Wall Covering- Specifications for the application of wall coverings, such as
wallpaper or other decorative finishes.
Section 9.13 Vinyl tiles- Guidelines for the installation of vinyl tiles, a resilient flooring
material commonly used in various spaces.
Section 9.14 Wood Parquet Flooring- Specifications for the installation of wood parquet
flooring, which involves arranging small wood pieces in decorative patterns.

SUMMARY:
In summary, this division provides comprehensive guidance on the aesthetic and
protective aspects of a building project. Each section focuses on a specific finishing
material or technique, ensuring that the specifications align with design requirements,
industry standards, and durability considerations. The details in these sections play a
crucial role in achieving the desired visual appeal and functional qualities of the finished
building.
 DIVISION 10.0 SPECIALTIES
This section includes specifications on plumbing fixtures, fittings and
accessories, selected lighting fixtures, louvers, and others. It encompasses a diverse
array of non-structural, specialized items and elements that contribute to the
functionality, safety, and aesthetics of a building. This division includes sections that
provide detailed information on materials, methods, and specific work associated with
these unique and specialized components.

Section 10.01 Miscellaneous Specialties- This section typically serves as a catch-all for
various specialty items that may not fit neatly into other specific divisions. It covers a
range of unique and specific items that are not commonly classified elsewhere in the
project specifications. The section would likely provide specifications and guidelines for
the selection, installation, and maintenance of these miscellaneous specialties. This
could include details on materials, finishes, dimensions, and any other relevant
considerations for each specific item or element.

SUMMARY:
In summary, DIVISION 10.0 SPECIALTIES, specifically Section 10.01
Miscellaneous Specialties, plays a crucial role in ensuring that unique and non-standard
elements are properly addressed in the construction project. It allows for the inclusion of
diverse items that enhance the building's overall design, functionality, and aesthetic
appeal.

DIVISION 11.0 EQUIPMENT

This division addresses a wide range of items related to the provision, operation,
and maintenance of various equipment used in a building or construction project. This
division includes sections that provide detailed information on the installation, operation,
and maintenance of different types of equipment.

Section 11.01 Operation and Maintenance of Equipment- This section typically outlines
the requirements and procedures for the operation and maintenance of various
equipment used in the project. It may include instructions, schedules, and
responsibilities for ongoing care to ensure proper functioning.
Section 11.05 Common Work Results for Equipment- This section may cover general
requirements and specifications applicable to various types of equipment. It could
include guidelines for installation, connections, and interfaces that are common across
different equipment types.
Section 11.06 Common Work Results for Equipment Schedules for Equipment- This
section might provide schedules specifying the installation, operation, and maintenance
requirements for different types of equipment used in the project.
Section 11.08 Commissioning of Equipment- This section likely addresses the process
of commissioning, which involves ensuring that all equipment is installed, tested, and
operates according to the project specifications. It may include procedures for verifying
and documenting the functionality of each piece of equipment.
Section 11.10 Vehicle and Pedestrian Equipment- This section may include
specifications for equipment related to vehicles and pedestrians, such as gates,
barriers, or traffic control systems.
Section 11.11 Vehicle Service Equipment- This section might cover equipment used for
servicing vehicles, such as lifts, oil dispensers, or other tools and machinery found in
vehicle maintenance facilities.
Section 11.12 Parking Control Equipment- Specifications for equipment used in
controlling and managing parking areas, such as ticket dispensers, barriers, or
automated payment systems.
Section 11.13 Loading Dock Equipment- This section may address equipment used in
loading docks, such as dock levelers, ramps, or other machinery involved in the loading
and unloading of goods.
Section 11.14 Pedestrian Control Equipment- Specifications for equipment used in
controlling pedestrian access, such as turnstiles, gates, or security systems.
Section 11.15 Security Control Equipment- This section may cover equipment related
to security systems, including surveillance cameras, access control systems, or alarm
systems.

SUMMARY:
To summarize, this division covers a diverse range of equipment-related aspects
in a construction project. Each section within this division provides specific details on
the operation, maintenance, and requirements associated with different types of
equipment. From vehicle service equipment to security control systems, these
specifications help ensure that the installed equipment meets safety, performance, and
regulatory standards. The division also includes provisions for commissioning,
scheduling, and common work results, facilitating the efficient and effective use of the
equipment throughout the project's lifecycle.

DIVISION 12.0 FURNISHINGS

Addresses the various elements related to the selection, installation, and
maintenance of furnishings within a building. This division includes sections that provide
detailed information on the operation and maintenance of different types of furnishings
and related items.

Section 12.01 Operation and Maintenance of Art- This section likely outlines the
specific requirements and procedures for the care, handling, and maintenance of
artworks installed in the building. It may include guidelines for cleaning, preservation,
and periodic inspections.
Section 12.02 Operation and Maintenance of Window Treatments- This section covers
items such as curtains, blinds, or other window coverings. It provides guidelines for their
operation and maintenance, including cleaning and replacement procedures.
Section 12.03 Operation and Maintenance of Casework- Casework refers to cabinets,
shelves, or storage units. This section likely details how to operate and maintain these
casework elements, including cleaning, adjustment, and repair guidelines.
Section 12.04 Operation and Maintenance of Furnishings and Accessories- This
section encompasses a broad range of items, including furniture and decorative
accessories. It provides guidelines for their operation and maintenance, ensuring their
longevity and appearance.
Section 12.05 Operation and Maintenance of Furniture- This section specifically
focuses on the operation and maintenance of various types of furniture within the
building. It may include instructions for cleaning, repairing, and addressing wear and
tear.
Section 12.06 Operation and Maintenance of Multiple Seating- This section likely
pertains to seating arrangements designed for multiple occupants, such as benches,
sofas, or auditorium-style seating. It provides guidelines for their operation and
maintenance.
Section 12.09 Operation and Maintenance of Other Furnishings- This catch-all section
may cover miscellaneous furnishings not addressed in previous sections. It provides
guidelines for the operation and maintenance of these various items.
 SUMMARY:
Furnishings covers a range of items related to the selection, installation, and
maintenance of furnishings within a building. Sections include details on the operation
and maintenance of artworks, window treatments, casework, various furnishings and
accessories, furniture, multiple seating, and other miscellaneous furnishings.

DIVISION 13.0 SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION

This section includes modular steel frame Ferro-cement concrete structures,
complete. Addresses unique or specialized construction methods, materials, or systems
that do not fall into conventional categories.

Section 13.01 Modular Steel Frame Ferro-Concrete Structures- This section likely
covers the specifications and requirements for modular construction using steel frames
and ferro-concrete materials.
SUMMARY:
Division 13.0 Special Construction addresses unique or specialized construction
methods, materials, or systems that don't fit conventional categories. The section
provided, 13.01 Modular Steel Frame Ferro-Concrete Structures, likely outlines
specifications and requirements for modular construction using steel frames and ferro-
concrete materials.

DIVISION 14.0 CONVEYING EQUIPMENT

Conveying Equipment focuses on specifications related to the installation and
operation of various types of conveying systems.
Section 14.05 Selective Demolition for Conveying Equipment- This section focuses on
the demolition requirements necessary for the installation of conveying equipment. It
may include guidelines for removing existing structures to make way for the new
conveying systems.
SUMMARY:
Conveying Equipment focuses on specifications related to the installation and
operation of various types of conveying systems. The section provided, 14.05 Selective
Demolition for Conveying Equipment, likely outlines the demolition requirements
necessary for installing conveying systems.

DIVISION 15.0 MECHANICAL

Work in this section includes furnishing all labor, materials, equipment,
incidentals, procedures and supervision necessary for the installation of the plumbing
system. This division encompasses the specifications for mechanical systems and
installations within a building.

Section 15.01 Plumbing System- This section covers the specifications for the
plumbing system within the building, including pipes, fixtures, and other plumbing
components.
Section 15.02 Water Service System- This section likely focuses specifically on the
water service system, which includes the components responsible for bringing water
into the building.
Section 15.03 Exterior Sanitary Sewer System- This section addresses the
specifications for the exterior sanitary sewer system, outlining the requirements for the
collection and disposal of wastewater.
SUMMARY:
 Mechanical encompasses specifications for mechanical systems within a
building. Sections include details on the plumbing system (15.01), water service system
(15.02), and exterior sanitary sewer system (15.03).

DIVISION 16.0 ELECTRICAL

Included work in this section covers the requirements for a complete electrical
installation, including the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment, tools,
transportation, storage, incidentals and superintendence necessary to accomplish the
electrical installation. The work includes, but is not necessarily limited to, the installation
of interior lighting and power system. If anything has been omitted in any item of works
usually furnished, which are necessary for the completion of electrical works, then such
items must be included. It encompasses the specifications for electrical systems and
installations within a building.

Section 16.01 Electrical Work- This section covers the specifications for all
electrical work within the building, including wiring, fixtures, outlets, and other electrical
components.
SUMMARY:
Division 16.0 Electrical encompasses specifications for electrical systems within
a building. The section provided, 16.01 Electrical Work, covers details related to all
electrical work, including wiring, fixtures, outlets, and other electrical components.

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