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BUILDING IKEA COMMERCIAL CENTER, SERVICES,
E-mail: office@arcadiaeng.com OFFICES AND OTHER COMPLEMENTARY FUNCTIONS, PAGE 1/25
PARKING SPACES, AUTO AND PEDESTRIAN ALLEYS AND
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Boulevard Theodor Pallady, no. 57, sector 3, Bucuresti

OFFICES AND OTHER COMPLEMENTARY FUNCTIONS,
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- Boulevard Theodor Pallady, no. 57, sector 3, Bucuresti –
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Content list
1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - GENERALITIES..................................................................4
1.1 Project description...................................................................................................................4
1.2 Breeam Requirements..............................................................................................................4
1.3 Project coordination.................................................................................................................6
1.4 Execution program...................................................................................................................6
1.4.1 Coordination................................................................................................................6
1.4.2 Cleaning, protection and waste management..............................................................7
1.4.3 Limiting exposures......................................................................................................7
1.4.4 Landmarks and benchmarks........................................................................................8
1.4.5 Site boundary...............................................................................................................8
1.4.6 Works tracing...............................................................................................................8
1.4.7 Inspection of Consultant and Beneficiary....................................................................9
1.4.8 Health and safety at work (SSM).................................................................................9
1.5 Reference standards and definitions......................................................................................11
1.5.1 Definitions.................................................................................................................11
1.5.2 Standards and norms..................................................................................................12
1.5.2.1 Standards applicability...............................................................................................12
1.5.2.2 Main standards...........................................................................................................12
1.5.2.3 Health and Safety at Work Legislation:.....................................................................17
1.5.2.4 Legislation fire safety and civil protection:...............................................................18
1.5.2.5 Additional standards:.................................................................................................18
1.6 Quality control.......................................................................................................................18
1.6.1 Responsibilities..........................................................................................................19
1.6.2 Standards....................................................................................................................19
1.6.3 Quality assurance.......................................................................................................21
1.6.4 Remedy and protection..............................................................................................21
1.7 Materials and equipment........................................................................................................21
1.7.1 Quality assurance.......................................................................................................22
1.7.2 Products delivery, storage and handling....................................................................23
1.7.3 Products selection......................................................................................................23
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1.7.4 Warranties..................................................................................................................24
1.7.5 Assembly of products................................................................................................24
1.8 Modifications of the project...................................................................................................24
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1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - GENERALITIES

These Specifications include general and additional terms, which refer to the works provided in the
DE Documentation or to any other plan considered important, as indicated in the Architecture,
Structure, Layout, or Road Details.
General Note: All brands of materials are purely informative and do not oblige the strict choice of that
product. Instead of the proposed items, it is possible to choose similar materials or systems, but to
observe the technical characteristics (as a whole for the systems) and the aspect of the proposed
materials.
The specifications are not limitative, but any modifications or additions may be made only with the
Designer's opinion (in accordance with Romanian legislation) and / or the Consultant.
The owner aims to get the excellent BREEAM score for the Ikea Pallady store. The design of the
building was done in accordance with the requirements and therefore all materials and procedures
must be in accordance with BREEAM
1.1 Project description

The Beneficiary wishes to build an Ikea Shopping Center on the land in Bucharest, sector 3, Theodor
Pallady Blvd., no. 57.
PROJECT NAME CHANGE OF DESIGN THEME FOR BUILDING

IKEA COMMERCIAL CENTER WITH
COMMERCIAL FUNCTIONS, SERVICES,
OFFICES AND OTHER COMPLEMENTARY
FUNCTIONS, PARKING SPACES, AUTO AND
PEDESTRIAN ALLEYS AND ACCESSES
BENEFICIARY / OWNER S.C. IKEA ROMANIA S.A.
LOCATION BOULEVARD THEODOR PALLADY, NO. 57,
SECTOR 3, BUCURESTI
GENERAL CONTRACTOR S.C. BOGART S.R.L.
GENERAL DESIGNER S.C. ARCADIA ENGINEERING SRL
1.2 Breeam Requirements

BREEAM (Building Environmental Assessment Methodology), first published by the BRE (Building
Research Establishment), is the established method for assessing and certifying the durability of
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buildings. BREEAM is working to raise awareness among owners, occupants, designers and
companies of the benefits of taking a sustainable approach. It helps them successfully and
successfully adopt sustainable solutions and offers market recognition of their achievements.
THIS PROJECT MUST OBTAIN EXCELLENT BREEAM CERTIFICATION (MINIMUM 70

POINTS).
The project is carried out in accordance with Breeam requirements. The General Contractor must
ensure that all measures are taken and all the calculations for the evaluations are completed.
General Contractor must use an environment management system (EMS) covering the main
operations. EMS shall be certified either by ISO 14001 standard/ EMAS, or by an equivalent
standard.
According to Breeam, the site needs to be managed in an environmentally and socially responsible
manner. In order to do so, the General Contractor must observe at least six articles in each of the four
sections of the A1 Checklist of the Breeam Regulation.
It is necessary to implement a pollution prevention procedure on site. To minimize air and water
pollution during construction works, must be observed a list of actions, as described in Table 7 of the
Breeam Regulation
All data on energy, water and transport consumption of all construction processes and the use of
construction facilities, equipment and accommodation shall be recorded, monitored and reported by a
designated officer. All collected data on energy consumption, net water consumption (minus any
amount of recycled water) and carbon dioxide emissions should be monitored for the Breeam
assessment and reporting tool. Total fuel consumption, total carbon dioxide emissions and total
distance should be reported using the Breeam assessment and reporting tool, by category, material and
waste.
The levels of formaldehyde and total volatile organic compound (TVOC) contained in the materials
used at the building execution must be carefully observed in order not to exceed the permitted levels
of Breeam.
The levels of these two pollutants will be measured after construction (but before occupation) and will
be reported using the Breeam assessment and reporting tool. Testing and measuring the above
pollutants are in accordance with the following standards, as appropriate:
- ISO 16000-4:2011 Determination of formaldehyde -- Diffusive sampling method
- ISO 16000-6:2011 Determination of volatile organic compounds in indoor and test chamber
air by active sampling
- EN ISO 16017-2:2003 COV - Indoor, ambient and workplace air — passive sampling of
volatile organic compound
- ISO 16000-3:2011 Indoor air -- Part 3: Determination of formaldehyde and other carbonyl
compounds in indoor air and test chamber air -- Active sampling method
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The waste resulting from the execution works must be monitored and it is necessary to implement
procedures to minimize non-hazardous and hazardous waste. A responsible person should be
designated to monitor the amount of hazardous and non-hazardous waste produced on the site.
1.3 Project coordination

It will be coordinated the construction operations included in several Sections of the Specifications to
ensure the efficient and orderly installation of each part of the Work. It will be coordinated
construction operations included in different Sections that depend on each other for proper
installation, connection and operation.
Construction operations will be scheduled in the order required to achieve the best result where the
installation of a part of the Work depends only on its own installation.
The installation of the various components will be coordinated to ensure maximum accessibility for
repairs, service and maintenance required.
It will be provided measures for later installing of scheduled items.
The timetable and deadlines for the necessary administrative procedures will be coordinated with
other construction activities to avoid conflicts and to ensure the orderly execution of the Work. Such
administrative activities include the following without being limited to:
- Preparing the schedules

- Installing and moving non-permanent facilities;
- Delivery and elaboration of deliveries;
- Work meetings;
- Completed project activities.
Construction operations will be coordinated to ensure that they are made taking into account energy,
water and materials savings.
1.4 Execution program

The works will be executed in accordance with the chart executed by the General Contractor, which is
an integral part of the special execution conditions of the contract.
1.4.1 Coordination
The company installing the works will be required to inspect for each major component both the sub-
layer and the conditions in which the Work will be carried out. Do not start until unsatisfactory
conditions have been corrected in an acceptable manner.
It will be coordinated the temporary closure with the inspections and tests necessary to reduce the
need to uncover the complete construction for this purpose.
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1.4.2 Cleaning, protection and waste management

The cleaning and protection methods will be provided following the instructions below and/or those
from the individual Sections.
Throughout the site period, its enclosure, organization constructions and those that are part of the
contract will be permanently kept clean.
Clean and protect the construction during work and adjacent materials, during handling and
installation. Apply a covering layer where it is required to provide protection against damage until the
work is completed.
It will be cleaned and ensured the maintenance on complete construction every time it is necessary
until the end of the construction period. Adjust and lubricate the operation without damaging effects.
The General Contractor is obliged to comply with all the regulations in force of the sanitary
authorities, the police and the municipality, in order to ensure an orderly climate in the execution of
the works.
Upon completion of the works, the General Contractor will dispose all construction equipment, excess
materials, packaging, waste and interim work from the site.
1.4.3 Limiting exposures

Construction will be supervised to ensure that no part of the construction, completed or underway, is
subject to harmful exposure or other deterioration throughout the construction period. Where
appropriate, such exposures include the following, but not limited to these:
- Static or excessive dynamic load;

- Excessive internal or external pressures
- Extremely high or low temperatures;
- Thermal shock;
- Excessive high or low humidity;
- Contamination of air or pollution;
- Water or ice;
- Solvents;
- Chemicals;
- The light;
- Punching;
- Friction;
- High traffic;
- Stain, rust and corrosion;
- Combustion;
- Electricity;
- High operating speed;
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- Inappropriate lubrication;
- Unusual wear or other misuse;
- Contact between incompatible materials;
- Destructive testing;
- Misalignment;
- Excessive discoloration;
- Unprotected storage;
- Inappropriate transport or handling;
- Theft;
- Vandalism
1.4.4 Landmarks and benchmarks

The Beneficiary has the obligation to provide in writing levelling landmarks in the immediate vicinity
of the site, their position and the value of the benchmarks.
The General Contractor has the obligation to verify the value of the benchmarks and to notify the
Beneficiary, in writing, if errors are found.
1.4.5 Site boundary

The Beneficiary has the obligation to provide to the General Contractor the area of land free of any
obligations, necessary for the activity of the site, having the obligation to fix the limits of the site.
The General Contractor, in agreement with the Beneficiary, has the obligation to partially or totally
enclosure the area of the site in order to protect it from public access and traffic.
The General Contractor is required to provide parapets and signage around all open trenches and
excavations, to build temporary bridges where needed, to avoid work accidents and to allow working
staff and vehicles to access each side of the trenches.
1.4.6 Works tracing
Earthworks can only be started after the site handover, tracing, landmarks, etc., recorded in a protocol
concluded between representatives of the Beneficiary, the Designer and the General Contractor.
The site tracing of the buildings will be carried out in accordance with the provisions of STAS
9824/0-74 and includes the following works:
 Identification, reconstitution and, as appropriate, re-mapping of landmarks (geodetic network,

tracing basis or tracing network).
 Field application of the geometric elements provided in the tracing plan defining the position
of the characteristic building points.
 Checking the land application of the tracing plan.
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 Compliance with the tolerances allowed for lengths when tracing the constructions
horizontally.
The reception of the tracing works is done in two phases, namely:
 receiving the tracing documentation and the tracing base, applied on the site by the designer;
 the reception of construction tracing made by the contractor is made in accordance with
STAS 9824/0-74.
The Beneficiary and the General Contractor are responsible for the conservation of the points and
landmarks received on the ground and, in case of destruction, for their reconstitution. Throughout the
execution of the construction, this responsibility lies with the General Contractor.
The tracing of the building axes shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the "Guide
on execution of the detailed construction tracing", indicative C83-75.
The execution of the detailed marking is performed by teams of specialists able to use the various
tools and to interpret the obtained results in correspondence with the real conditions of the
measurements.
At the reception of the axis marking works, it shall be checked:
 way of providing the landmarks to ensure their stability;

 location of the landmarks so that the axes can be materialized for earthworks and
infrastructure;
 Accuracy of measurements - Distance tolerance between axes is ± 5 mm.
1.4.7 Inspection of Consultant and Beneficiary

The General Contractor is required to provide access and all facilities to enable the Consultant and the
Beneficiary or their representatives to properly perform the site inspection whenever they request
them during the course of the contract.
The Consultant and the Beneficiary will notify the General Contractor the day and time when they
intend to perform the inspection during the warranty period.
The General Contractor is required to be represented at the inspection, at the date and time notified,
by an authorized representative, who is responsible for the measures to be taken.
1.4.8 Health and safety at work (SSM)

IKEA has a strict routine for the minimum level of health and safety required on construction sites.
The Contractor must ensure that all health and safety provisions are respected at all times so that all
those entering the site go through training and wear the individual protective equipment.
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Smoking is not allowed on IKEA sites, except for recreational areas designated in accordance with
national regulations. The burning of waste or any other products is strictly forbidden at sites.
It is mandatory to comply with the provisions of the Safety and Health at Work Plan and to comply
with the Legislation in force (Law 319/2006 and related legislation, including GD 300/2006) and the
Ikea Standards on this issue.
Project Manager’s tasks:
- to appoint an authorized SSM coordinator for the execution phase (complying with the GD
300 requirements: engineer or architect with 5-year-old experience and valid SSM
coordinator diploma for construction sites).
General Contractor's Tasks:

- to develop a SSM Plan
- ensure all the conditions for safe work on the site:
o an appropriate facility for site organization
o secure access ways
o sufficient storage space
o security signage
o access control and security
o means of intervention in case of fire
o first aid point and qualified personnel for this purpose, collective protections
(balustrades, scaffolding, stairs, foot walks, sun blinds, etc.)
Ikea requirements:
- The number and positions of entries must be determined by the General Contractor's planning
team in coordination with the management team of the IKEA project. The following should
be considered:
o The entire site should be well enclosed and, if possible, provided with an entry for
deliveries and one for the access of workers and visitors. For safety reasons, the
entrance for workers and visitors should be separated and placed near the delivery
door. Emergency exits and evacuation procedure must be in place and constantly
updated in accordance with national regulations and IKEA standards.
o At the entrance to the site, a small cabin for the security guard must be provided. In
the cab or nearby, a toilet is to be placed.
o The site must be equipped with sufficient illumination even during non-functional
hours to allow the security patrols to be safely carried out.
o On the first day of construction, must be provided a sufficient number of fire points to
be designated around the site, equipped with firefighting equipment suitable for
different types of fires and hazards. These points must be marked for better visibility.
o The general contractor must ensure that the site is kept in an orderly state and that the
waste is regularly removed. Storage of materials and waste will be done in specially
designed areas.
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- During the execution, in accordance with the Site Organization Plan, a sufficient number of
security officers trained on fire prevention methods should be employed.
- The security guards' responsibilities are:
o Basic methods of prevention and action in case of fire

o Basic control of occupational health and safety measures in accordance with the
requirements of the IKEA Management Team
o Guard and site protection in accordance with IKEA requirements and applicable
legislation
- An electronic card system should be installed to allow quick and easy cancellation of lost,
stolen or invalid ID / access cards. The system should monitor in real time the number of
people present on site. The General Contractor is required to implement, maintain and
supervise the system.
1.5 Reference standards and definitions

1.5.1 Definitions
The term "Beneficiary Representative", where reference is made in the Technical Specifications,
represents the person or company designated by the Beneficiary for making technical decisions.
The term "Site supervisor", referred to in the Technical Specifications, represents the person or
company designated by the Beneficiary to fulfill this quality as prescribed by law.
The term "Architect", referred to in the Specifications, represents the declared Subcontractor-
Designer, S.C. ARCADIA ENGINEERING S.R.L.
The term "Furnished / Supplied" implies the supply and delivery on Site, unloading, unpacking,
assembling, mounting and other similar operations.
The term "Installation" describes the Site operations including unloading, unpacking, assembling,
lifting, laying, anchoring, application, dimensioning, finishing, preservation, protection, cleaning and
other similar operations.
The term "to supply" implies the supply for the intended use.
The term "Plumber" is the General Contractor or other entity employed by the General Contractor
(either as an employee - subcontractor or as a constructor) to perform a construction activity,
including installation, lifting, application and other similar operations. On hiring, Plumbers are
required to have experience in the operations they will have to carry out.
"Project site" means the space that the General Contractor has at his disposal for the construction
activities, either exclusively or in connection with other developments of other works as parts of the
Project. The area of the project site is shown in the drawings and may or may not be identical to the
descriptions of the land on which the Project will be carried out.
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A "Testing Agency" is an independent entity hired to carry out specific tests and inspections, on the
project site or elsewhere, to report and, if required, to interpret the results of those inspections and
tests.
1.5.2 Standards and norms

1.5.2.1 Standards applicability
Unless the contract documents contain more stringent requirements, the applicable standards in the
construction industry have the same power and effect if they are linked or copied directly into / out of
the contract documents across the reference.
Where compliance with 2 or more standards is specified and the standards set different and
contradictory requirements for minimum quantity levels, the most stringent requirement will be met.
The Architect will be notified before taking action to make a decision on the requirements that are
different but apparently similar and where it is uncertain which requirement is the most stringent.
The quality and quantity levels shown or specified will be minimally acceptable. The current
installation may be in accordance with the specified minimum quantity and quality or may exceed the
minimum within reasonable limits. In order to comply with these requirements, the numerical values
indicated will be minimum or maximum, appropriate to the context of the requirements. Uncertainties
will be notified to the Architect to make a decision before taking action.
Each entity engaged in the project must be familiar with the industrial standards applicable to the
construction activity.
1.5.2.2 Main standards

Any mandatory norms, standards, and prescriptions that prevail those in this list will be considered.
Construction and installations works will comply with the technical regulations in force, including,
but not limited to, the following:
- C.3-1976 Norm for the execution of plastering and painting works

- C.6-1986 Technical instructions for execution of ceramic plating
- C.11-1974 Technical Instructions for the construction and use in construction of molded
plywood panels
- C.17-1982 Technical instructions for the composition and preparation of masonry and plaster
mortars
- C26-1985 Norm for the testing of concrete by non-destructive methods
- C.28-1983 Technical Instructions for welding the steel concrete reinforcing
- C.47-1986 Technical Instructions for the use and installation of windows and other glass
products in construction
- C.56-2002 Norm for quality inspection and acceptance of construction works installations
- C.61-1974 Technical Instructions for determining the compaction of social, cultural and
industrial buildings by surveying methods
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- C.83-1975 Instructions on execution of the detail tracing in construction

- C 107-2005 Norm regarding the thermo-technical calculation of building elements of
constructions
- C.107 / 0-2002 Norm for the design and execution of thermal insulation works on buildings
- C.107 / 1-1997 Norm for the calculation of global coefficients of thermal insulation in
residential buildings
- C.107 / 2-1997 Norm for the calculation of the overall coefficient of thermal insulation for
non-residential buildings
- C.107 / 3-1997 Norm regarding the thermo-technical calculation of building elements of
constructions
- C.107 / 4-1997 Guide for calculation of thermo-technical performances of residential
buildings
- C.107 / 5-1997 Norm regarding the thermo-technical calculation of the building elements in
contact with the soil
- C.107 / 6-2002 General Norm for the calculation of mass transfer (humidity) through building
elements
- C.107 / 7-2002 Norm for thermal stability design of building closing elements (NP 200/89
revision)
- C 125-2013 Norms on acoustics in construction and urban areas
- C.130-1978 Technical instructions for mortar and concrete injection application
- C.142-1985 Technical Instructions for execution and reception of thermal insulations for
installation elements
- C.149-1987 Technical Instructions on defect remedy for concrete and reinforced concrete
elements
- C.150-1999 Norm for the quality of welded steel joints of civil, industrial and agricultural
constructions
- C.162-1973 Norms for the construction, execution and use of flat metallic formwork for
monolithic concrete walls in buildings
- C.169-1988 Norms regarding the execution of earthworks for the foundations of civil and
industrial constructions
- C.170-1987 Technical instructions for the protection of reinforced concrete and prestressed
concrete elements in natural and industrial aggressive environments
- C.172-1988 Technical Instructions for fixing and mounting metal sheets for execution of
shelters and walls
- C.199-1979 Technical Instructions on handling, delivery, storage, transport and mounting in
construction of wood carpentry
- C.204-1980 Norm for the quality check of the installation works of the equipment and
technological installations for investment objectives
- C.223-1986 Technical Instructions for execution of tile plywood by thin filing
- C.239-1992 Provisional technical norm for the calculation of foundation ground, ground
pressure on supporting works and slope stability to seismic actions
- C.300-1994 Fire prevention and extinction norm for the execution of construction works and
related installations
- C 1684 Norm for execution of work in cold weather
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- CR 1-1-3 / 2012 Design Code. Assessing snow action on buildings

- CR 1-1-4 2012 Design Code. Assessment of wind action on buildings
- GE.009-1997 Guide to execution of cuts and perforations in concrete and reinforced concrete
structures
- GE.026-1997 Guide for the execution of horizontal and tilting compaction of embankments
- GE.028-1997 Guide for the execution of horizontal and vertical drainage works
- GE.029-1997 Practical Guide to execution technology for foundations piles
- GE.047-2002 Guideline on the use of lutes when sealing of construction joints
- GP.014-1997 Design Guide. Calculation of foundation ground at seismic actions in case of
direct foundation
- GP.019-1999 Guidance on the choice of equipment for heating and ventilation in buildings
- GP.035-1998 Design, execution and exploitation guide (follow-up, intervention) for the
protection against corrosion of steel constructions
- GP.037 / -1998 Norms regarding the design, execution and quality assurance of floors in civil
buildings
- GP.042-1999 Design Guide for rigid reinforced concrete structures (BAR)
- GP.051-2000 Guide to design, construction and operation of small thermal power plants
- GP.052-2000 Guide to electrical installations with voltages up to 1000 V ac and 1500 V cc.
- GP.056-2000 Guide for the design of heating and cooling installations using fan coils
- GP.057-2000 Guide for designing ventilation and air conditioning systems using anemostats
or diffusers
- GP.074-2002 Guide for installations for hydrocarbon separation with drainage in the sewage
systems
- GP.089-2003 Guide on designing stairs and ramps on buildings
- GP 121-2013 Design Guide, execution for protection against corrosion
- GT.058-2003 Guide on performance criteria of quality requirements according to the law no.
10/1995 regarding the quality in constructions, for ventilation-air conditioning installations
10/1995 regarding the quality in constructions, for electrical installations in buildings
10/1995 regarding the quality in constructions, for the central heating installations
- GT.063-2004 Guidelines on performance criteria of quality requirements according to the law
no. 10/1995 regarding the quality in constructions for sanitary installations in buildings
- I.5-2010 Normative for design. Executing and operating ventilation and air conditioning
Systems GEX 11-14 Good Practice Guide for Designing Ventilation / Climate Installations
- I.5 / 2-1998 Norms for the operation of ventilation and air-conditioning systems
- I 7-2011 Norm for the design, construction and operation of the electrical installations related
to the buildings
- I.9-1994 Norm for the design and execution of sanitary installations
- I.9 / 1-1996 Norm for the operation of sanitary installations
- I.13-2002 Norm for the design and execution of central heating installations
- I.13 / 1-2002 Norm for the operation of central heating installations
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- I.18 / 1-2001 Norm for the design and execution of indoor installations of weak currents
related to civil and production buildings
- I.18 / 2-2002 Norm for the design and execution of electrical fire-alarm systems and burglar
alarm systems in buildings
- I.20-2000 Standards regarding the protection against lightning
- I.36-2001 Guide for designing the automation of plants in thermal power stations and thermal
power stations
- ME.005-2000 Manual for drawing up the operating instructions for the installations related to
the constructions
- MP.008-2000 Manual on examples, details and solutions for the application of the Norms
P.118-99 - Fire safety of buildings
- MP.022-2002 Methodology for evaluation of thermo-technical performances of building
materials and products
- MP.031-2003 Methodology regarding the time tracking of the behavior of constructions in
terms of functional requirements
- NE.001-1996 Norm for the execution of wet, thick and thin plasters
- NE.012-1999 Practice Code for execution of concrete and reinforced concrete works, with
subsequent modifications and completions NE 012 / 2-07 Normative for the production and
execution of concrete works. Reinforced concrete and prestressed concrete - Part 2: Execution
of concrete works
- NE 036-2014 Code of Practice on Execution and Monitoring of the Execution of Masonry
Works
- NP.007-1997 Design code for structures in reinforced concrete frames
- NP.014-1996 Norms for the design and execution of sound insulation measures and acoustic
treatments in buildings including installations
- NP.028-1978 Provisional Technical Norms for the Determination of the Expansion Joint
Dimensions in Construction Design
- NP.031-1999 Norm for the design, construction and operation of underfloor heating systems
- NP.033-1999 Design code for rigid reinforced concrete structures (BAR)
- NP.040-2002 Norm for the design, construction and operation of waterproofing of buildings
- NP.042-2000 Standard for general design prescriptions. Verification by calculation of metal
construction elements and their joints
- NTPA 002-2002 Norms regarding waste water evacuation conditions in the sewerage
networks
- NP.045-2000 Standard on ground testing of piles and test piles from foundations
- NP.051-2012 Norm for adapting civil buildings and related urban space to the needs of
disabled people
- NP.061-2002 Norm for the design and execution of artificial lighting systems in buildings
- NP.062-2002 Norm for the design of road and pedestrian lighting systems
- NP.063-2002 Standards regarding performance criteria specific to ramps and stairs for
pedestrian circulation in construction
- NP.064-2002 Guide on the Design, Execution and Operation of Waterproofing Structures
with Bituminous and Polymeric Materials
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- NP.068-2002 Norms regarding the design of civil buildings from the point of view of the
safety requirement in operation
- NP.069-2014 Norms regarding the design, execution and exploitation of roofs coverings in
the slope of buildings
- P.084-2003 Norm for the design, execution and operation of sanitary installations and of
water supply and sewerage systems using plastic pipes
- NP 071-2002 Norm for the design of special fire prevention and extinguishing constructions
and installations
- NP.102-2004 Norm for the design and installation of the curtain walls to meet the quality
requirements provided by Law no. 10/1995
- NP.112-2004 Norm for the design of direct foundation structures
- NP 112-2014 Norm for the design of surface foundations
- NP.113-2004 Norm for the design, execution, monitoring and reception of buried walls
- NP 114-2014 Norm for the geotechnical design of anchorages in the field
- NP 127-2009 Fire safety standard for underground car parks
- P.2-85 Norms for computing and execution of masonry structures with subsequent
modifications and completions in CR 6-2006 Design code for masonry structures
- P.10-1986 Norms regarding the design and execution of works of direct foundations for
constructions
- P.41-1973 Technical instructions for designing green spaces for urban areas
- P.59-1986 Technical Instructions for the design and use of welded mesh reinforcement of
concrete elements
- P.85-1996 Code for design of structures with reinforced concrete structural walls CR 2-1.1.1 /
2013 - Design code for structures with reinforced concrete structural walls
- P.92-1982 Norms regarding the endowment with lifts of the social-cultural, tourism and
administrative buildings
- P.96-1996 Guide for the design and execution of meteorological sewage systems in civil,
social, cultural and industrial buildings (pending / approval P 96-2014 Guide for the design
and execution of meteorological installations in civil, social, cultural and industrial buildings).
- P.100-1992 Norm for antiseismic design of agro-industrial and industrial housing, social and
cultural buildings
- P.100-1 / 2013 Seismic Design Code - Part I - Design provisions for buildings
- P.118-1999 Fire Safety Norms for Buildings, with subsequent modifications and completions
(P 118 / 2-2013 Norms on Fire Safety of Buildings, Part II - Extinguishing Systems; P 118 /
3-2015 Fire Safety Norms for Buildings Part III - Detection, Signaling and Warning Devices)
- P.122-1989 Technical Instructions for Designing Soundproofing Measures in Civil, Social,
Cultural and Technical Buildings
- P.130-1999 Standards regarding the behavior of buildings in time
- ST 009-2011 Technical specification for steel products used as reinforcements: requirements
and performance criteria
- ST.015-1997 Technical specification for rehabilitation by obstructing and sealing of ground
contact - infrastructure for housing, social - cultural and industrial constructions
- ST.042-2002 Technical specification for the anchoring of synthetic resin reinforcements for
reinforcing concrete elements and structures - design and execution
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- ST.043-2001 Technical specification on requirements and performance criteria for concrete

anchoring with mechanical systems and test methods
- S - 1994 Design Guide for plumbing installations. Designer Map
- G - 1997 Design Guide for gas installations. Designer Map
- F - 1998 Design Guide for refrigeration installations. Designer Map
- I - 1995 Design Guide for heating installations. Designer Map
- V - 1996 Design Guide for ventilation systems. Designer Map
- AC - 1998 Guide for the design and execution of external water supply and sewerage systems
and installations.
- IM 007-1996 Specific rules for the protection of work for formwork, scaffolding, grout and
scaffolding in construction
- STAS 1478/1990 - Water supply to civil and industrial constructions
- STAS 10903 - Determination of thermal load in construction
- Civil Code Title IV on servitude
- Law no. 10/1995 on quality in construction, with subsequent modifications and completions
(Law no. 123/2006)
- Law no. 307 / 2006 of 12 July 2006 on fire protection
- Decision no. 525 of 27 June 1996 for the approval of the General Urbanism Regulation
- Law no. 50 of July 29, 1991, regarding the authorization of the execution of the constructions
and some measures for the construction of the housings with the subsequent modifications
and completions
- Law no. 350 of 2001 with subsequent amendments and completions by GEO 7/2011
- Order no. 1867 of 16 July 2010 amending and supplementing the Methodological Norms for
the application of Law no. 50/1991 regarding the authorization of the execution of the
construction works, approved by the Order of the Minister of Regional Development and
Housing no. 839/2009.
- Normative of 16 December 2009 on fire safety of underground car parks, indicative NP 127:
2009
- Regulation of 21 November 1997 on technical approval for new construction products,
processes and equipment
- Law no. 313 of 12 October 2009 amending and supplementing Law no. 24/2007 on the
regulation and management of green areas in urban areas.
- Technical norms for the design and execution of natural gas supply systems, approved by the
MEC Order no.58 of 2004
1.5.2.3 Health and Safety at Work Legislation:

- GD 300/2006 - on the minimum safety and health requirements for work for temporary and
mobile construction sites, modified by GD 601/2007 for the modification and completion of
normative acts in the field of safety and health at work;
- Law no. 319/2006 - Law on safety and health at work;
- GD 1425/2006 modified by GD 955/2010 - Methodological norms for the application of the
Law on safety and health at work no. 319/2006
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- GD 1876/2005 on minimum health and safety requirements regarding the exposure of

workers to vibration-related risks, as amended by GD 601/2007 for the amendment and
completion of normative acts in the field of occupational safety and health;
- GD 971/2006 regarding the minimum requirements for the signaling of safety and / or health
at work;
- GD 1048/2006 on the minimum safety and health requirements for the use by workers of
personal protective equipment at work;
- GD 1091/2006 regarding the minimum safety and health requirements for the workplace;
- GD 1146/2006 on the minimum safety and health requirements for the use of work equipment
by workers;
- GD 1051/2006 on minimum health and safety requirements for the manual handling of
masses that represents a risk to workers, especially for dorsal-lumbar diseases.
1.5.2.4 Legislation fire safety and civil protection:

- LAW no. 307 dated 12 July 2006 on fire protection
- General Fire Protection Norm O.M.A.I 163 of 28/02/2007
- Law no. 481/2004 on civil protection
1.5.2.5 Additional standards:

- Ikea Standards
- BREEAM Specifications for level EXCELLENT - BREEAM International New Construction

Technical Manual SD 5075 1.0:2013, Data: 09/04/2014
1.6 Quality control

This section includes procedural and administrative requirements for quality control services.
This section includes inspections, tests and other related actions, including reports made by the
General Contractor, independent agents and government authorities. These do not include the
activities of the General Designer.
Inspection and testing services are required to verify compliance with specified or indicated
requirements. These services do not absolve the General Contractor from the responsibility to meet
the requirements of the Technical Project Documents.
Installation and manufacturing procedures required by the Beneficiary, other than the production of
standard products:
 Specific quality control requirements for individual construction activities are listed in the
Sections that specify these activities. The requirements in those Sections may also cover the
production of standard products
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 Inspections, specific tests, and other related actions do not limit the General Quality Control
Contractor's procedures that make it easier to meet the requirements of the Technical Project
Documents
 The provisions of this Section do not limit the requirements for the General Contractor to
provide quality control services required by the General Designer, the Beneficiary, or other
authorities having jurisdiction.
1.6.1 Responsibilities
If it is not indicated that it is the responsibility of another entity, then the General Contractor will
provide the inspections, tests and other quality control services specified in the Technical Project
Documents and required by authorities having jurisdiction.
Where Individual Sections specifically indicate that certain inspections, tests and other quality control
services are the responsibility of the Beneficiary, this will hire and pay an independent agency
qualified for testing to perform these services.
Where Individual Sections specifically indicate that certain inspections, tests and other quality control
services are the responsibility of the General Contractor, this will hire and pay an independent
qualified testing agency to carry out these services
The General Contractor shall not hire the same company employed by the Beneficiary except with the
written consent of the Beneficiary. If he hired a company to test and inspect a part of the work, and
the General Contractor is required to hire a company for the same operations on the same item.
The Contractor is responsible for testing where the results of the inspections are missing, tests that
require the verification of the testing company. The site will ensure the protection and security of
samples and testing equipment.
The Testing company hired to carry out the inspections, analysis, sampling and testing of the
materials and constructions specified in the individual Sections, will cooperate with the General
Designer and the General Contractor in carrying out its obligations. This will provide the qualified
personnel to carry out the inspections and tests. The Agency will promptly notify the General
Designer and the General Contractor of the irregularities and deficiencies observed in the Work while
performing its services. The Company is not authorized to reduce, revoke, change or increase the
requirements of the Technical Project Documents, to approve or accept any part of the Work. The
company will not perform any of the General Contractor's debts.
It will be coordinated the sequence of activities to perform services with minimal delay. They will
coordinate activities to avoid the need to demolish or replace construction to make inspections and
tests possible. The General Contractor is responsible for the programming times for inspections, tests,
sampling or other similar activities.
1.6.2 Standards
Quality control will meet the standards in force, including, but not limited to, the following:
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- SR ISO 8402/1995 "Quality management and quality assurance. Vocabulary".

- STAS ISO 9000: 91 "Quality management and quality assurance. General indications for
selection and use ".
- SR ISO 9000-2: 1995 "Quality management and quality assurance standards" Part 2: General
indications for the application of ISO 9001, ISO 9002, ISO 9003 standards.
- SR ISO 9000-3: 1994 "Quality management and assurance. Indications for processed
materials ".
- SR EN ISO 9001/1995 "Quality systems. Model for quality assurance in design,
construction, production, installation and maintenance ".
- STAS ISO 9002: 91 "Quality systems. Model for quality assurance during production and
assembly ".
- STAS ISO 9003: 91 "Quality systems. Model for quality assurance in final inspection and
final testing ".
- SR ISO 9004-92 "Quality management and elements of quality systems.General Indications "
- SR ISO 9004-2: 1994 Quality management and elements of quality systems. Part 2. General
guidelines for services "
- SR ISO 10011-1: 1993. Guidelines for quality system auditing. Part 1. Auditing
- SR ISO 10011-2: 1993 Guidelines for quality system auditing. Part 2: Qualification criteria
for auditors of quality systems "
- SR ISO 10011-3: 1994 "Guidelines for quality system auditing. Part 3: Management of
auditing programs ".
European standard adopted as Romanian standards:
- SR EN 45011-92 "Quality assurance conditions for measuring equipment. Part 1: Metric

system for measuring equipment ".
- SR EN 45011-92 "General criteria for testing laboratory operations".
- SR EN 45002: 1993 "General criteria for testing laboratory assessments".
- SR EN 45003: 1997 "Accreditation systems for standardization and testing of laboratories
(testing and standardization labs)".
- SR EN 45004: 1997 "General criteria for the activity of the various inspection agents".
- SR EN 45011-92 "General criteria for accreditation of agencies performing product
certification".
- SR EN 45012-92 "General criteria for accreditation of agencies performing certification of
quality systems".
- SR EN 45013-92 "General criteria for the accreditation of agencies performing personnel
certification".
- SR EN 45014-92 "General criteria for compliance declaration by Suppliers".
Unless the General Contractor is in charge of this service, the independent testing company will
deliver to the General Designer a certified written report, in duplicate, for each inspection, test, or
similar service. If the General Contractor is responsible for this service, a certified written test report
will be given in duplicate for each inspection, test or similar service through the General Contractor.
A copy of each report will be handed over to the authority having jurisdiction when the authority
requests.
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The written reports for each inspection, test or similar service include, but are not limited to, the
following:
- Date of conclusion, title and project number; Name, address and telephone number of the
testing company.
- Data and position of samples and tests from inspections.
- Name of the person performing the test or inspection.
- The purpose of the document and the test method.
- Product Identification and Specifications Section.
- Full inspection and test data.
- Test results and their interpretation.
- Atmospheric conditions at the time of testing and sampling.
- Comments or professional opinions on the compliance of the work being tested or inspected
with the requirements of the Technical Project Documents.
- Name and signature of the laboratory inspector;
- Recommendations on retesting.
1.6.3 Quality assurance

Inspection and testing companies will be hired, including independent testing laboratories that are pre-
qualified to meet the recommended requirements. Each independent testing and inspection agency
involved in the Project must be authorized by the Authorities having jurisdiction to operate in the
State where the Project is located.
1.6.4 Remedy and protection

After completion of the inspection, testing, sampling and other similar services, the affected
constructions will be repaired, and sublayers and finishes repaired.
Protect the construction exposed to or for quality control activities and protect repaired construction.
Remedy and protection is the responsibility of the Contractor irrespective of the assign of
responsibility for inspection, testing or other similar services.
1.7 Materials and equipment

This section includes procedural and administrative requirements that guide the selection of products
to be used in the project by the General Contractor.
MATERIALS CONTAINING ASBESTOS ARE PROHIBITED TO BE USED IN THE BUILDING.
ALL WOOD PRODUCTS USED IN THE PROJECT EXECUTION MUST BE SUPPLIED AND
LEGALLY MARKETED, BASED ON THE SPECIFIC LEGISLATION OF THE COUNTRY OF
ORIGIN.
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Works should only use materials previously approved by the Owner / Project Manager / General
Contractor / Designers / Experts.
All products delivered, assembled and / or used on site shall have the performance parameters
specified in the certificate or technical agreement provided by the Romanian authorities (INCERC
agreement) in accordance with the procedure described in Law no. 10 of 1995 on quality in
constructions, Law no. 608 of 2001 on conformity assessment of products (republished), GD 622 of
2004 regarding the conditions for the placing on the market of products for construction and GD
766/1997 for the approval of some regulations regarding the quality in constructions.
1.7.1 Quality assurance

Materials must meet the requirements of international standards in the field. The manufacturer must
provide the following technical specifications for the materials chosen:
• Declaration of conformity;
• Technical Agreements;
• CE marking;
• Statement given by the manufacturer mentioning that the products comply with the
European legislation in force (combustibility and fire reaction classes) (ISO9001
certificates)
In winter, the building must be protected. If the temperature is lower than the temperature at which the
works can be performed, the Contractor assumes full responsibility for the accuracy and quality of the
work. The same goes for the protection of summer works against rapid fast drying due to high
temperatures.
As much as possible, products of the same kind will be provided from a single source. If the specified
products are only available from sources that do not produce or cannot produce the quantity needed to
meet the project requirements in a timely manner, the designer will be consulted to determine the
most important product qualities before the transaction. Qualities can include attributes such as visible
shape, durability, or compatibility. When product features are established, they will be selected from
sources / manufacturers that can assure their quality to the highest degree.
Except for the required labels / brands and operating parameters, it will not be attached or printed the
brand or name of the producer or manufacturer on the exposed surfaces of the products that will be
visible in the occupied spaces or outside.
- Place labels and stamps required for products on covered / masked surfaces or where they
need to be observed after installation on accessible surfaces that are not visible.
- A permanent symbol / logo will be provided for each item of mechanical or electrical
operation equipment. These will be placed on easily accessible surfaces that are not visible
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from occupied spaces. The symbols will contain the following information and other essential
operating data:
 The name of the product and the manufacturer;

 Model and serial number;
 Capacity;
 Speed;
 Efficiency.
1.7.2 Products delivery, storage and handling

Following the indications below and / or the references in the individual Sections, the products will be
delivered, stored and handled according to the manufacturer's recommendations, using means and
methods that will prevent damage, failure and loss including theft.
 Deliveries will be scheduled to shorten the storage period on the site and to prevent clutter of
construction sites.
 Co-ordinate delivery with the time of installation to shorten storage times for flammable,
dangerous, fragile, or damaged, stolen or other losses.
 The products will be delivered on site without damages to the original, sealed containers of
the manufacturer or other packaging systems, accompanied by labels and instructions for
handling, storing, selling, protecting and installing.
 On delivery, the products will be checked to see if they match the contractual documents and
are undamaged and properly protected.
 On the site, the products will be stored in a way that allows inspection and measurement of
the quantity and counting of the pieces.
 Heavy materials will be stored away from the structure of the project in a way that does not
endanger the underlying construction.
 Store damaged products that will be deposited above ground under a cover in a waterproof
closure with the necessary ventilation to prevent condensation. Keep temperature and
humidity at the required level in the manufacturer's instructions.
1.7.3 Products selection

Will be provided products that correspond to the contract documents, which are not damaged, and
unless otherwise stated at the time of installation.
• Complete products with accessories, adjusted, finished, safety devices and other devices and
details will be provided for complete fitting and use and the desired effect.
• Standard products: where available, will be procured standard products such as those
manufactured and used successfully in similar situations to other projects.
Product selection procedures: The contractual documents and regulations in force influence the
selection of the product. The procedures leading to product selection include the following:
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 Where Specifications define products and manufacturers by name, accompanied by the terms
"or similar" or "or similarly approved", these must comply with the provisions of the
contractual documents regarding "replacements" to obtain approval for the use of an unnamed
product.
 Performance requirements from the Specifications: Where in the Specifications is required to
meet performance requirements, will be provided products that meet these requirements and
are recommended by the manufacturer for the specified application. The manufacturer's
recommendations can be found in the published product literature or in the manufacturer's
performance certificate.
 Compliance with standards, codes and norms: Where Specifications require the observance of
a norm or code, a required standard, will be chosen a product that meets the specified norms,
codes, and standards.
 Match by appearance: Where the Specifications require the correspondence of a fixed sample,
the architect's decision will be the final one if a proposed product corresponds satisfactorily.
If there is no product of the categories indicated satisfactory and meet other specified
requirements, comply with the provisions of the contractual "replacement" documents for
choosing an appropriate product in / from another product category.
 Selection by appearance: Where the requirements for the product in question contain the
phrase "... as selected from the manufacturer's standards of colors, patterns, textures ..." or
similar expressions, a product will be selected from the list of approved manufacturers that
corresponds to other necessary requirements. The architect will select the colors, pattern and
texture from the chosen product range.
1.7.4 Warranties
Warranty certificates for all materials, assemblies and equipment used will be provided to the owner
15 days prior to the delivery date of the building.
Materials must be transported, stored, handled and used in accordance with the Product Technical
Data Sheet. Product specifications, as well as assembly instructions provided by product suppliers or
other materials and accessories suppliers, must be strictly enforced and respected.
At the beginning of each part of the works, the existing or predicted weather conditions shall be taken
into account, to allow completion of the works in accordance with the warranty recommendations and
requirements.
Avoid contamination with products that can damage the appearance and life of the materials.
1.7.5 Assembly of products

Follow the manufacturer's recommendations and instructions for assembly of the products for the
intended use. Anchor each product with safety and accuracy located and aligned with other works.
The exposed areas shall be cleaned and protected as long as necessary to avoid possible damage and
damage occurring until the work is completed.
1.8 Modifications of the project

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Any changes to the project will be made with the consent of the Consultant and the Beneficiary, with
all the consequences arising from this situation.
If the Beneficiary requests a work that is not provided in the contract, then the General Contractor is
entitled to an additional payment, with the indication that he must agree with the Beneficiary on the
price before starting the respective work.
Additional details of the execution of the project are prepared by the General Contractor and approved
by the authorized representative of the Beneficiary.
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BUILDING IKEA COMMERCIAL CENTER, SERVICES,

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS – GENERALITIES

1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - GENERALITIES

1.1 Project description

PROJECT NAME CHANGE OF DESIGN THEME FOR BUILDING

GENERAL DESIGNER S.C. ARCADIA ENGINEERING SRL

1.2 Breeam Requirements

THIS PROJECT MUST OBTAIN EXCELLENT BREEAM CERTIFICATION (MINIMUM 70

- ISO 16000-4:2011 Determination of formaldehyde -- Diffusive sampling method

1.3 Project coordination

It will be provided measures for later installing of scheduled items.

- Preparing the schedules

1.4 Execution program

1.4.2 Cleaning, protection and waste management

1.4.3 Limiting exposures

- Static or excessive dynamic load;

1.4.4 Landmarks and benchmarks

1.4.5 Site boundary

1.4.6 Works tracing

 Identification, reconstitution and, as appropriate, re-mapping of landmarks (geodetic network,

At the reception of the axis marking works, it shall be checked:

 way of providing the landmarks to ensure their stability;

1.4.7 Inspection of Consultant and Beneficiary

1.4.8 Health and safety at work (SSM)

Project Manager’s tasks:

General Contractor's Tasks:

o Basic methods of prevention and action in case of fire

1.5 Reference standards and definitions

1.5.2 Standards and norms

1.5.2.2 Main standards

- C.3-1976 Norm for the execution of plastering and painting works

- C.83-1975 Instructions on execution of the detail tracing in construction

- CR 1-1-3 / 2012 Design Code. Assessing snow action on buildings

- ST.043-2001 Technical specification on requirements and performance criteria for concrete

1.5.2.3 Health and Safety at Work Legislation:

- GD 1876/2005 on minimum health and safety requirements regarding the exposure of

1.5.2.4 Legislation fire safety and civil protection:

1.5.2.5 Additional standards:

- BREEAM Specifications for level EXCELLENT - BREEAM International New Construction

1.6 Quality control

- SR ISO 8402/1995 "Quality management and quality assurance. Vocabulary".

- SR EN 45011-92 "Quality assurance conditions for measuring equipment. Part 1: Metric

1.6.3 Quality assurance

1.6.4 Remedy and protection

1.7 Materials and equipment

MATERIALS CONTAINING ASBESTOS ARE PROHIBITED TO BE USED IN THE BUILDING.

1.7.1 Quality assurance

 The name of the product and the manufacturer;

1.7.2 Products delivery, storage and handling

1.7.3 Products selection

1.7.5 Assembly of products

1.8 Modifications of the project

Arch. Laura Alexandra Stan

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