Addendum 3 - University of California, San Diegormp-public.ucsd.edu/fdc/Job Bids/4153 - Jacobs...Bid Package 3 Part E – Foodservice Equipment Addendum 3 - 11/13/2013 Thornton Kitchen

Kitchell Contractors Inc.

7770 Regents Road, #113628

San Diego, CA 92122

Addendum 3

UCSD JMC Thornton Renovation Kitchen Renovation and Addition

BID PACKAGE NO. 3

Addendum 3

November 13, 2013

No changes to the bid dates

BP3E Foodservice Equipment November 19th at 1:00pm.

BP3A Metal Wall Panel, BP3D Curtain Wall, Glass & Glazing November 22nd at 10:00am.

The Specific Instructions for FoodService Equipment has been revised.

The Bid Forms have been revised. There is now an individual bid form for BP3E

Foodservice Equipment and a separate bid form combining BP3A Metal Wall Panel,

BP3D Curtain Wall, Glass & Glazing

Updated RFI Log Dated 11-13-2013

Addendum Documents will be available for download at the following

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Bid Package 3 Part E – Foodservice Equipment Addendum 3 - 11/13/2013

Thornton Kitchen Renovation and Addition Bid Package 3 Part E page 1 of 6

Description as indicated in the Contract Documents: Furnish and install all Foodservice equipment. Includes design, engineering, and OSHPD Deferred Approval of seismic restraints for Foodservice Equipment.

Specification Sections Included Division 1 – General Requirements Section 07920 Section 02222 – Selective Demolition (For Own Work) Section 07920 - Joint Sealants (For Own Work) Section 11400 – Foodservice Equipment

Related Sections, as applies to noted Specification Sections Section 07840 – Fire stopping Division 9 – Finishes Section 13850m – Fire Detection and Alarm System Modifications Section 13930m – Fire Protection Systems – Design Build Division 15 – Mechanical and Plumbing Division 16 – Electrical

Inclusions and Clarifications

This Subcontractor Shall: 1. The word “provide” when used in these inclusions, specific instructions, general items, acknowledgements

and/or clarifications is intended to be inclusive to; furnish, fabricate, deliver, receive, unload, store, install, hoist, erect, prepare substrate, protect, start-up, test, clean, such that the material and/or system is complete and operational and in its permanent location ready to be accepted and used by the Owner.

2. In conformance with the Contract Documents, includes all labor, material, equipment, tools, lifts, attachments, supports, rentals equipment, delivery, procurement, management, and any other items required for a complete installation. This includes but is not limited to, testing, start-up and placing into operation all work specified and shown and/or reasonably inferred for a complete and fully functional Kitchen Foodservice Equipment installation.

3. Furnish and install all scaffolding, ladders, platforms, planking, forklifts, man-lifts, cranes, and all other equipment (with associated operators) necessary to access and perform the work, hoist the material, deliver material, and unload the deliveries to complete the Subcontractor scope of work.

4. Understand the use of scissor lifts will be at the discretion of Contractor’s supervision. Damage to wall and ceiling framing, floor systems and underground utilities will be charged to all subcontractors using lifts in the area.

5. All coordination, supervision, and labor associated with the access, unloading, and hoisting, rigging, craning, and delivery means and methods is included.

6. Include all material costs, material escalation costs, labor costs and labor escalation shall be included in the estimate and no additional escalations costs will be considered for the duration of the project. Refer to the baseline schedule for project duration and completion time frames.

7. Adhere to all applicable building codes, regulations, building department requirements, as referenced in the contract documents (including OSHPD). If there is a conflict between these requirements, the most stringent shall govern.

8. Provide project record drawings, both in CAD and hard copy a “progress” copy of the above mentioned as-built drawings shall be available for review by Contractor at the time of presenting a monthly draw.

9. Provide complete coordination (e.g. meetings, drawings, schedules, with all other contractors to prevent unnecessary conflicts between trades and damage to previously installed building components for items in walls, ceilings, or underground. Failure to coordinate Subcontractor's work with other contractors will not constitute justification for additional compensation. No extra compensation will be paid to this subcontractor for relocating. Removing, or reinstalling any material or equipment that has been installed without proper coordination between all subcontractors.



10. Provide layout of Subcontractor work. Contractor will provide a benchmark and a gridline in each direction on each floor "area" (as defined on the drawings), and the Subcontractor will layout all work from those benchmark and gridlines.

11. All marking (chalk, grease pencils, marker and paint) on floors/walls shall be removed prior to floor finishes and painting. The use of red, black or orange chalk, clear paint, marking paint and grease pencils are specifically not allowed on any concrete surfaces.

12. Provide protection of all adjacent work. Provide temporary protection of pipe rough-ins, valves, and heads to prevent damage or premature discharge of active systems. Repair all damage caused by this subcontractor to spray-on fireproofing. In the event that fireproofing is removed during the course of the installation, it shall be the responsibility of the Subcontractor to patch and repair as necessary. Provide touch-up and repair of any primed and finished surfaces damaged by this installation.

13. Furnish task lighting for own work. The egress lighting (corridors and large rooms) will be provided by the Contractor, but Subcontractor is responsible for own task lighting.

14. Thoroughly inspect and accept the subsurface conditions prior to installation of his materials. Any unacceptable subsurface conditions shall be brought to the attention of Contractor in writing prior to installation. Installation of this Subcontractor’s materials will signify acceptance of this subsurface.

15. Secure and protect all Subcontractor material and equipment stored on the jobsite. Storage of material rolls must be in complete accordance with manufacturers written instructions. Material storage shall not be exposed at any time to direct sunlight

16. Subcontractor to obtain Contractor hot work permit and comply with all elements of the hot work permit including fire watch during the time soldering and / or welding is occurring per the hot work permit requirements. Subcontractor to provide a fire watch during all phases of their work that creates a fire risk to the project. Subcontractor recognizes that this work is occurring in an occupied hospital and limitations on welding and soldering may exist as it relates to smoke and odor. Subcontractor shall utilize weld blankets and other approved means to protect adjacent materials from damage resulting from welding. Refer to ITB Section 6A for further clarification.

17. Provide all signage, notifications, flagging, and other necessary methods as required to ensure a safe and secure work area. If required by Contractor, this includes fencing-off welding work areas and providing a controlled access zone.

18. Adhere to Contractor Logistic plan. 19. Provide daily cleanup of all debris and trash associated with this scope of work,

a. Includes transportation of the discarded material to the dumpsters in compliance with Facility requirements. Dumpsters, or other means of transportation, need to be clean, covered and not cause additional tracking of materials or marking of floors and walls.

b. Strict use of routing of materials and debris from worksite to disposal area. c. Includes broom sweeping. d. Wet mopping of floors as required by Contractor. e. All stocked materials and equipment are to be organized on a daily basis in a neat and orderly manner.

20. Complete submittals, shop drawings, and samples per the contract documents. Subcontractor is required to expedite this preconstruction work to avoid any delays to the overall construction schedule.

21. This subcontractor will abide by and participate in the Kitchell Quality Assurance (QA) Program. This includes submission of its specific quality control plan for approval by Kitchell QA, participation in pre-assembly, on-site 1

st Work Meetings and participation in inspections and testing of its work. Review Kitchell’s Quality Assurance

Plan and the Quality Assurance section of the general requirements for additional Quality Assurance requirements and procedures.

22. Responsible to coordinate inspections with the owner's inspection agency and testing agency, and any other Jurisdictions Having Authority, as required to maintain project schedule

23. The Project will be utilizing the AutoDesk BIM 360 (aka Vela Systems Construction Field Management Software (“Vela”) on this project. Subcontractor agrees to sign up for access to Contractor’s Vela account and actively utilize this communication tool for the duration of the project, as required by Contractor, at no additional cost. Subcontractor shall maintain its Vela account and contract information for the duration of the project. The Subcontractor will not be charged usage fees for Vela. Vela is not intended to and shall not be used as a platform for seeking or performing additional work.



24. Be responsible for costs associated with all second inspections that are required as a result of non-passing first inspections.

25. Be responsible to have all equipment thoroughly cleaned and made ready for final inspection. 26. Insure soil is not tracked out of the project by Subcontractor-controlled vehicles. Provide dust control and

street sweeping as necessary for scope of work. 27. Provide all required caulking and sealants integral with this work. 28. All parking permit and transportation costs from designated parking area will be entirely the responsibility of

the subcontractor. Refer to ITB section 5 for additional information. UCSD website is found here: http://blink.ucsd.edu/facilities/transportation/visitor/med-LJ.html.

29. Provide training for all installations for this scope. Training to be provided at conclusion of each phase or sub phase. Video documentation of the training is included.

30. Provide a 2 year warranty for all work performed using provided standard warranty letter. 31. Unless otherwise directed or authorized, in writing, by Contractor, all Applications for Payment and all

supporting documents (including but not limited to lien waivers, sworn statements, and the like) for Subcontractor and its sub-subcontractors and suppliers, shall be in electronic format and shall be submitted to Contractor using the Textura CPM payment management system. Subcontractor shall be responsible for the fees and costs owed associated with Subcontractor’s use of the Textura CPM payment management system. Subcontractor shall include a similar provision in its sub-subcontracts and purchase orders. Fees to Subcontractors are calculated as 0.15% (15 basis points) of contract value, with a minimum fee of $50 and a maximum fee of $1,450. Fees to Subcontractors’ sub-subcontractors and suppliers are a fixed fee of $50 per sub-subcontractor or supplier contract.

32. Include an additional 2% included in Base Bid for trailer office space and site provisions. It is understood that this amount will be deducted via change order from the Subcontract Agreement by the Contractor at a later date. This cost element does not relieve the Subcontractor from any specified work responsibility.

33. Provide and install all required, materials, tools, attachments, devices, and equipment per plans and specifications

34. The Project baseline schedule is dated 10/4/2013 and is provided in the I.T.B. Section 3. Subcontractor shall participate in the collaborative Lean Schedule process which will involve schedule input from all trades to develop and refine the activities for the Kitchen Renovation and Addition Project. As part of this process Subcontractor shall participate in pull planning scheduling sessions with the other trades. The resulting schedule input shall fully comply with the project’s specs, phasing, timeframes and milestones as outlined in the schedule dated 10/4/2013. The full participation of the pull planning schedule sessions shall include but is not limited to weekly schedule maintenance and meetings with the expert(s) (field supervision) who are performing the work. The initial pull planning meeting will be scheduled within 2 weeks of contract award. As pull planning sessions are successfully completed, the schedule detail breakout produced as a result of the pull planning session(s) will replace its old counterpart on the master schedule, as long as it fully complies with contractual dates/milestones and it has approval from owner and all trades involved.

35. Thoroughly review the project schedule in conjunction with the drawings and include all phasing required to complete this scope of work in accordance with the project schedule. a. Refer to the Phasing Plan (provided in the ITB Section 4D) including all sub phases. For more clarification

on mobilizations that will be required. b. Multiple mobilizations are required to complete this scope of work. c. Equipment delivery and storage to be phased per Contractor schedule and Phasing documents.

36. Subcontractor to include all costs due to; overtime work, shift work, weekend schedules, and other additional effects associated with the following items are required to be completed outside of normal business hours. a. Shut down of any operational systems. Refer to shut down schedule shown on page M0004. b. Tie ins to any operational systems. c. Deliveries of materials and equipment d. Testing of systems and equipment e. Fire Life Safety Testing f. Owner equipment demolition, removal, relocation and connection

37. Include multiple movements of ‘Cook/Chill Equipment’ as required by schedule, phasing plan and operational needs to keep kitchen functioning.

38. Include ‘Dishwasher Equipment’ relocation work as required in phase 4 of schedule phasing plan and

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operational needs to keep kitchen functioning. 39. Renovation work will be performed in and around occupied finished space. ICRA barrier walls will be provided

for all work as shown on the documents and phasing plans for each phase. This contractor shall provide the ICRA for own work required outside of the phased work areas. Utilize the standard UCSD procedures and requirements for all ICRA. This contractor shall provide the ICRA for own work required outside of the phased work areas. Utilize the standard UCSD procedures and requirements for all ICRA.

40. Provide information, including design, engineering, and required calculations for achievement of Deferred Approval Procedures and processes for OSHPD submittal and approval of system. Refer to specification section, 11400-3.05 – Seismic Restraints, for additional information.

41. Compliance with an OSHPD Deferred Approval schedule to be developed by the Architect, Contractor, and Owner

42. Subcontractor is familiar with OSHPD processes and typical requirements and has accounted for these processes within the Subcontract Price. Subcontractor to produce all drawings, calculations, test data, samples, engineering stamps, as required.

43. Provide all necessary wall cuts in a neat manner to allow patching by others 44. Provide and maintain temporary protection of own installations and protection of installations of others. 45. Furnish and install all sealants fire stopping, grouting, caulk and escutcheons indicated in the contract

documents and/or required by the authority having jurisdiction at all wall and floor penetrations. All firestopping and sealing associated with this scope of work (both "through-penetrations" and partial penetrations in rated assemblies).

46. Subcontractor shall utilize a firestop product that is collectively agreed upon and procured by MEP Subcontractors. Do not employ a dissimilar firestop product.

47. Include costs to provide Fire stopping for own work per specification 07840 and other associated accessories. Provide Fire Stopping per Specification 07840 with exclusive use of the products listed below.

Description Product

Firestopping Caulking Hilti FS-One

Firestopping Sealant Hilti 601 & 604

Putty Firestopping STI SpecSeal Firestop Putty Bars (SSP100)

Intumescent Wrap STI SpecSeal Intumescent Wrap Strip

Fire Rated Wiring Devices Specified Technologies, Inc. EZ Path Fire Rated Pathway

48. Include Contractor QA/QC procedure for Fire stopping installation and inspection. Refer to OTB Section 5E for procedures and requirements.

49. Provide and install all necessary seismic supports, clips, hangers, supports, bracing, anchors, gravity supports, vibration control, curbs, angle iron, expansion joints, pipe anchors, guides, and curbs at penetrations, fixture wires, and springs, structural attachments. a. Provide engineering for design of seismic restraints for Foodservice Equipment Installation. These are to

be installed per the contract documents, to satisfy OSHPD requirements, and in accordance with all seismic requirements, as well as engineer of record and jurisdiction having authority. Shop drawings showing the layout of the supports, anticipated loads, seismic engineering, are required.

b. This Subcontractor shall bear the cost of repairing fireproofing damaged by its work force and in installation of own scope.

50. Subcontractor shall coordinate all rough-in locations and interfaces with related trades including fire protection, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and drywall subcontractors. Complete overlay plans shall be prepared by this subcontractor to assure correct rough-in locations. Compare plan to design MEP plans.

51. Subcontractor is responsible for checking all partition dimensions, mechanical, plumbing and electrical rough-in locations and any other pertinent information as required prior to the setting of the equipment. Any discrepancies must be brought to Contractor attention in writing immediately. Subcontractor shall confirm all architectural build out from a dimensional standpoint to assure equipment installation in space provided.

52. Subcontractor will be responsible for coordinating and providing all necessary information including wiring diagrams, and rough-in locations, as required by each applicable trade so as to ensure a proper and complete installation.

53. Subcontractor shall assist in the coordination and layout of the beverage conduit lines for the beverage system as required in the drawings. This work will be furnished and installed by others. Subcontractor will be required to Furnish and install all other beverage system work in accordance with the plans and specifications.



54. All slab recesses, drains, sleeves and other items that are shown on the contract drawings to be cast into the concrete slab by others will be installed in accordance with the contract documents. Subcontractor must coordinate their work to the existing conditions.

55. Attend all pre-installation meetings and post-installation inspections as scheduled by Contractor along with subcontractor’s manufacturer. This Subcontractor and his panel manufacturer representative must inspect and accept that substrate prior to commencing work. Notify Contractor if surfaces are not acceptable and shall not proceed with the work until surfaces are installed as required. Conformance with Pre-installation conference requirements.

56. Remove kitchen equipment shown in documents. Dispose of equipment as directed. a. If equipment is to be stored by owner prepare equipment for delivery and deliver as directed. b. If equipment if to be demolished provide for legal removal and disposal of equipment from site. c. If equipment is to be reinstalled, reinstall as directed by documents.

57. Furnish and install seismic restraints for own work. Refer to specification section 3.05 for additional information. Includes engineering as required for deferred OSHPD approvals.

58. Install cabinets and stainless steel floor mounted equipment, in a bed of sealant. 59. All equipment shall conform to the applicable code and standard for that work as specified. 60. Coordinate sizes, locations, and requirements of the following:

a. Overhead equipment supports. b. Equipment bases. c. Floor depressions. d. Floor areas with positive slopes to drains. e. Floor sinks and drains serving foodservice equipment. f. Roof curbs, equipment supports, and penetrations. g. Equipment ductwork.

61. Furnish and install all coolers complete with evaporative coils, insulated floors, compressor and shelving. 62. Include all internal piping and wiring of Food Service Equipment. All refrigeration units, pumps, motors,

compressors, backflow preventers, and accessories required for the equipment is included. 63. Subcontractor is to provide any required structural supports for hanging all hoods not shown on the structural

drawings. In addition, include cost for any additional ventilator enclosure panels if required. 64. Exhaust hoods complete with lights, fire suppression, make-up air diffusers and stainless steel wall flashings.

Install foodservice equipment level and plumb, according to manufacturer's written instructions. a. Connect equipment to utilities. b. Provide cutouts in equipment, neatly formed, where required to run service lines through equipment to

allow for final connections. 65. Furnish and install Ansul wet chemical fire protection systems. 66. All equipment shall be cleaned, tested, and made ready for use at completion of phase or sub phase. 67. Surface Preparation: remove tool and die marks and stretch lines, or blend into finish. 68. Polished Finishes: Grind and polish surfaces to produce uniform finish, free of cross scratches.

a. Run grain of directional finishes with long dimension of each piece. b. When polishing is completed, passivate and rinse surfaces. Remove embedded foreign matter and leave

surfaces clean. 69. Subcontractor is responsible for proper connection to all walls constructed. 70. Provide complete equipment assembly where field assembly is required.

a. Provide closed butt and contact joints that do not require a filler. b. Grind field welds on stainless-steel equipment until smooth and polish to match adjacent finish.

71. Provide all disconnect switches and/or starters for any food service equipment will be per the contract documents.

72. Subcontractor is to include all gas shut off valves as required in specifications. 73. Subcontractor to include all steam pressure reducing valves as required in specifications. 74. Subcontractor is to include any stainless steel cut out not shown in the drawings that are required to provide

with a professional finish and to be esthetical acceptable to the Architect and Owner. 75. Install joint sealant in joints between equipment and abutting surfaces with continuous joint backing unless

otherwise indicated. Produce airtight, watertight, vermin-proof, sanitary joints.



76. Subcontractor is responsible for ceiling closure pieces around all equipment that penetrates the ceiling, walls or floors.

77. All contacts and signal points to provide alarm signals to fire control panels. 78. Include electrical plugs and cords for all equipment except at equipment that typically will be hard wired due

to the electrical characteristics. 79. It is understood that others will be responsible for providing the required services to, and final connections of,

all food service equipment furnished and installed under contract. However, Contractor to provide requirements for these connections. This subcontractor shall coordinate, call for, and fulfill all Building Department, Fire Department, and Health Department inspections.

80. Provide access panels at every change of direction of piping or conduit. 81. Coordinate delivery of Owner furnished appliances with Contractor and Owner. Deliver only when they can be

installed in their permanent locations. 82. Furnish and install all equipment listed in Specification section 11400 part 4 except for equipment with the

designation ‘NIKEC BY Owner’. Refer to specification section 11400-1.02 B for additional information. 83. Furnish and Install Grease hood. Provide the final connections to the grease duct. 84. Refer to Section 11400-1.02 B for information regarding disposition of existing Kitchen Foodservice Equipment. 85. MEP connections to Kitchen Foodservice Equipment will be disconnected by others. 86. Refer to specification Section 02222 – Selective Demolition for clarification on removal, demolition, disposal,

salvage, or other disposition of Kitchen Foodservice Equipment to be removed by this Subcontractor. a. Refer to Specification 02222-3.1 regarding examination prior to removal and or demolition. b. Refer to Specification 02222-3.4B regarding removed and reinstalled items c. Refer to Specification 02222-3.4C regarding existing items to remain. d. Refer to Specification 02222-3.7 regarding disposal of demolished items

87. Provide the walk-in cooler for the Jacobs Medical Center tower project as shown on the documents provided in addendum 1 section AA.

Requested Alternates (Section “E” on Bid Form) As an additive alternate please provide the following: 88. Include all demolition and relocation of of refrigeration lines to Foodservice equipment. Include any new

refrigerant lines for Foodservice equipment. 89. Provide the temporary refrigeration lines to the new Cook/Chill Retherm Docking Stations in the temporary

Cook/Chill room. Refer to GF101T for equipment E11. Use MP3.1 from section 4 for the routing of the refrigeration lines back to the Cook/Chill Condensing Units. Removal and legal disposal of these lines, condenser units and other associated items after temporary use is complete is to be included.

90. Include an additive alternate not in the base bid for all demolition and disposal of kitchen equipment not to be re-used by the hospital.

91. Include an additive alternate not in the base bid for removal and salvage of all kitchen equipment to be re-used by the hospital. This shall include the removal and salvage of the temporary kitchen equipment on QF101T.

Unit Pricing (Section “K” on Bid Form):

None Scope Clarifications (Section “G” on Bid Form): Do not provide clarifications, qualifications, or exclusions per section 5A of the ITB. Exclusions:

None §

Name of Bidder: _________________________

Bid Package No. 3E (Rebid) BF page 1 of 3 Revised 0608

JACOBS MEDICAL CENTER Thornton Kitchen Renovation and Addition

KCI PROJECT NO. 5544K Bid Form

Bid Package No. 3

Bids due 11/19/13, Foodservice Equipment

To: Kitchell Contractors From: 7770 Regents Rd (Contact Regarding Bid Question) Box #113628 Company: _____________________________ San Diego, CA 92122 Phone: _____________________________ Phone 858-926-5590 Fax: Fax: 858-658-0794 Email: _____

A. SCOPE OF WORK We, the undersigned, hereby propose to furnish at our own cost and expense all labor, materials, tools,

equipment, facilities, and insurance necessary to fully complete the work itemized below in accordance with Kitchell Contractor’s Instructions to Bidders for Bid Package No. 1 dated 9/13/13 and all included documents.

B. ADDENDA

We acknowledge receipt of the following addenda:

Initial:_______ C. BID REQUIREMENTS

In submitting this proposal, the undersigned agrees: 1. To hold the bid open for sixty (60) calendar days after date for receipt of bids.

2. To enter into and execute a subcontract on the basis of this bid within five (5) days after notice of

award and to furnish insurance certificates and bonds in accordance with the Contract Documents and the Instructions to Bidders. Subcontracts and Contract Purchase Orders are to be written on Kitchell Contractor’s standard form.

3. To commence and complete the work in accordance with Kitchell Contractor’s schedule as included in

these instructions.

Addenda No.:1 1 Dated: 11/05/2013 Addenda No.: Dated:



Name of Bidder: _________________________


D. BASE BID The undersigned agrees to perform all work as per 1. Bid Package (If bidding on a singles scope provide number and description): BP3E Foodservice Equipment

For the lump sum of: $

Write out value below: dollars

E. ALTERNATES

1. Description: Add subcontractor payment and performance bond.

Add/ (Deduct) $________________

2. Description: Include all demolition and relocation of of refrigeration lines to Foodservice

equipment. Include any new refrigerant lines for Foodservice equipment. To Be included as Basis of Award.

Add/ (Deduct) $________________

3. Description: Provide the temporary refrigeration lines to the new Cook/Chill Retherm Docking

Stations in the temporary Cook/Chill room. Refer to GF101T for equipment E11. Use MP3.1 from section 4 for the routing of the refrigeration lines back to the Cook/Chill Condensing Units. Removal and legal disposal of these lines, condenser units and other associated items after temporary use is complete is to be included. To Be included as Basis of Award.

Add/ (Deduct) $________________

4. Description: Include an additive alternate not in the base bid for all demolition and disposal of

kitchen equipment not to be re-used by the hospital. To Be included as Basis of Award.

Add/ (Deduct) $________________

5. Description: Include an additive alternate not in the base bid for removal and salvage of all

kitchen equipment to be re-used by the hospital. This shall include the removal and salvage of the temporary kitchen equipment on QF101T. To Be included as Basis of Award.

Add/ (Deduct) $________________

F. ALLOWANCES Bidder shall disseminate and include within base bid all stipulated allowances as defined in the specific requirements if applicable related to this work category. We have reviewed and acknowledge the inclusion of these allowances as stipulated. There are no allowances included in this bid package

Initial:_______ G. CLARIFICATIONS

Do not provide qualifications per ITB section 5A

Name of Bidder: _________________________


I. STANDARD AGREEMENTS We have reviewed Kitchell Contractor’s Standard Agreement Sample Forms provided in Section 6 Part C of

this Instructions to Bidders package, and agree to the terms and conditions contained therein WITHOUT exception.

Initial:_______ J. INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS We acknowledge this project is covered by a University Controlled Insurance Program. The cost savings for

not including cost for these items are reflected in our bid. Initial:_______

L. BIDDER INFORMATION Subcontractor:

(Full Legal Name)

Telephone:

Fax:

Local (County and/or City) Tax ID #:

State Sales Tax #:

Federal ID #:

Contractor’s License Number:

M. BONDING INFORMATION

Bonding Company:

Agent Name:

Telephone:

N. AUTHORIZED INFORMATION

By (Signature):

Printed Name:

Title/Position:

End of Bid Form

Address (mailing & street):

Name of Bidder: _________________________

BP3D-Glass & Glazing, BP3A-Metal Panels BF page 1 of 3 Revised 0608

JACOBS MEDICAL CENTER Thornton Kitchen Renovation and Addition

KCI PROJECT NO. 5544K Bid Form

Bid Package No. 3

Bids due 11/22/13, BP3D-Glass & Glazing, BP3A-Metal Panels

To: Kitchell Contractors From: 7770 Regents Rd (Contact Regarding Bid Question) Box #113628 Company: _____________________________ San Diego, CA 92122 Phone: _____________________________ Phone 858-926-5590 Fax: Fax: 858-658-0794 Email: _____

A. SCOPE OF WORK We, the undersigned, hereby propose to furnish at our own cost and expense all labor, materials, tools,

equipment, facilities, and insurance necessary to fully complete the work itemized below in accordance with Kitchell Contractor’s Instructions to Bidders for Bid Package No. 1 dated 9/13/13 and all included documents.

B. ADDENDA

We acknowledge receipt of the following addenda:

Initial:_______ C. BID REQUIREMENTS

In submitting this proposal, the undersigned agrees: 1. To hold the bid open for sixty (60) calendar days after date for receipt of bids.

2. To enter into and execute a subcontract on the basis of this bid within five (5) days after notice of

award and to furnish insurance certificates and bonds in accordance with the Contract Documents and the Instructions to Bidders. Subcontracts and Contract Purchase Orders are to be written on Kitchell Contractor’s standard form.

3. To commence and complete the work in accordance with Kitchell Contractor’s schedule as included in

these instructions.

Addenda No.: 1 Dated: 11/05/2013 Addenda No.: Dated:



Name of Bidder: _________________________


D. BASE BID The undersigned agrees to perform all work as per: 1. Bid Package (If bidding on a singles scope provide number and description):



2. Bid Package (If bidding on more than a singles scope provide number and description):



3. Bid Package (If bidding on more than a singles scope provide number and description):



Combination Bids Value of combined bid packages only $

Write out value dollars

E. ALTERNATES

No Alternates to be included in this Bid Package.

Initial:_______ F. ALLOWANCES

No Alternates to be included in this Bid Package.

Initial:_______ G. CLARIFICATIONS

Do not provide qualifications per ITB section 5A

Initial:_______

Name of Bidder: _________________________


I. STANDARD AGREEMENTS We have reviewed Kitchell Contractor’s Standard Agreement Sample Forms provided in Section 6 Part C of

this Instructions to Bidders package, and agree to the terms and conditions contained therein WITHOUT exception.

Initial:_______ J. INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS We acknowledge this project is covered by a University Controlled Insurance Program. The cost savings for

not including cost for these items are reflected in our bid. Initial:_______

L. BIDDER INFORMATION

Subcontractor:

(Full Legal Name)

Telephone:

Fax:

Local (County and/or City) Tax ID #:

State Sales Tax #:

Federal ID #:

Contractor’s License Number:

M. BONDING INFORMATION

Bonding Company:

Agent Name:

Telephone:

N. AUTHORIZED INFORMATION

By (Signature):

Printed Name:

Title/Position:

End of Bid Form

Address (mailing & street):

Dated 11/13/2013

Item Drawings Specifications CSI Date Review Comment Date A/E/KCI Responses No. Sheet Detail Section Div. Created Responded

1

QG601, A9601, A9601S.4, A96LLH.4, A96LLT.4, A96LLV.4, A9601S.4

08331, 08450, 10651, 15122, 15186, 15194, 15213, 15412, 15415, 15469, 15628, 15725, 15734, 15752, 15837, 15861, 15940, 16108, 16132, 16137, 16264, 16491, 16512, 16521, 16522, 16570, 16725,

16726

Drawings: Some Drawings are not in the index but are in the plans while others are in the index but not in the plans. Specifications: Some specs are in the Table of Contents but no Spec file came with BCK1 drawings, While other spec files came with the BCK1 drawings and are not in the TOC.

10/9/2013

See the attached revised drawings and spec log dated 10/10/2013 with associated documents provided.

2 General Site 10/4/2013Can you advise the approx size, weight capacity of the freight elevator(s) we will be able to use for the Kitchen reno. job?

10/9/2013Dimensions are 8'‐2" x 5'‐3". Door opening is 3'‐11". Weight Capacity is 5000 lbs and persons is 33.

3P10i1V.1P1001V.1

Plumbing 10/7/2013There is a roof and overflow drain shown at column A.7 and 11.3 with no piping shown for these. Please clarify.

10/9/2013The piping is shown on the drawings within the Back Check 1 set.

4 Plumbing 10/7/2013The equipment schedule calls for a water softener in room 1‐308A. That room is a water softener room, but the water softener nor piping are shown. Please clarify.

10/9/2013The piping is shown on the drawings within the Back Check 1 set.

5 ITB section 4 and 7 Bid Documents 10/9/2013Does Addendum 1 with the back check 1 documents supersed all the bid documents in section 4 of the ITB? 10/9/2013

No there are still supplimental drawings within section 4 that have not been updated by addendum 1 back check 1. Refer the drawing and specification log withing addendum 1 for all the updated documents within back check 1.

4 Plumbing 10/7/2013

The equipment schedule calls for a water softener in room 1‐308A. That room is a water softener room, but the water softener nor piping are shown. Please show piping and how this connects to the dishwasher

10/10/2013 Extend existing piping from existing softener location to new softener location. Note new piping to be routed in interstitial space.

6 A2001W.3 9C/A6002FramingGlazing

10/9/2013

The west wall in the private dining 1‐355 on A2001W.3 appears to be glass but the note for elevation on 9C/A6002 shows painted gypsum board. Please confirm this will be glazing and provide a detail for the installation. 10/10/2013

This is an all glass wall and butt glazing system. The elevation will be revised. See 9, 10, 11, 12/A8040 for head, jamb, joint and sill details.

7P1001V.1, A2001V.1

Plumbing 10/9/2013

The plumbing drawings P1001V.1 show the sink on the IT closet wall while the Architecturals and Equipment plans show the sink on the south wall of the deboxing area. Please confirm which wall this sink and equipment is located and how the plumbing should be run.

10/10/2013

The sink is shown correctly on the architectural plans. Plumbing will be revised to reflect this location.

8A2001.V.1A9200

Wall Rating Legend Framing 10/9/2013

The wall rating legend on the architectural drawings (at top right of page) shows a condition with a 1‐Hr rated cooridor partition and a 1‐Hr rated fire barrier but the wall tags, in the example of the partition at 11.7 and E line, shows a R6 wall type which is non rated. Please confirm when a conflict arises between the wall rating legend on the enlarged floor plans and the wall type on A9200, that the wall type on A9200 will supersede the wall legend.

10/10/2013

The wall tags superceed the legend. We will fix the legend.

9 A7001V.1 Framing 10/9/2013The ceiling type for the temp cook chill 1‐325 shows a 1‐hr rated ceiling. Please confirm if this will be required. 10/10/2013

The 1 hour ceiling is not required.

10 A2001.V.1 Framing 10/9/2013A2001V.1 shows a 2‐ hr wall that transitions to a 1‐hr rated wall on E line between the temp cook chill and the coolers. Should the entire partition be a 2 ‐ hr rated wall?

10/10/2013This wall needs to be a 1hour not 2 hour wall, we will change the drawings. Where the wall transitions to a non‐rated wall, it connects with a phase 3 rated wall to put rated walls around the the dry storage.

11 DA00 Series Demolition 10/9/2013 Note 16 states the elevator is to be removed. Please confirm. 10/10/2013 Confirmed; note 16 does not apply and will be removed.

Pre‐Bid RFI'sThornton Kitchen Renovation

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12 09260 2.8 Drywall 10/9/2013In section 09620 2.8 it calls for cementitious backer units. Please confirm that we are to use the glass mat gypsum board in section 2.7 in lieu of cementitious backer units.

10/10/2013Use Georgia Pacific Denshield Tile Backer Board instead, except at heat producing units‐stove, heaters etc.

13 General 10/9/2013WORKERS COMP INSURANCE IS NOT INCLUDED IN BID

10/9/2013Workers Comp shall be provided by each Subcontractor. UCSD does not provide the workers comp.

14 General 10/9/2013WE NEED TO INCLUDE A FULL TIME ONSITE PROJECT MANAGER. CAN THIS BE THE FORMAN 10/9/2013

See exhibit 16 for trades that will require a full time Project Manager. A working Foreman cannot perform both PM and Foreman duties.

15 General 10/9/2013WE NEED TO INCLUDE A FULL TIME ONSITE SAFETY PERSON. CAN THIS BE THE FORMAN 10/9/2013

Onsite safety person is required if you have more than 20 people onsite at a time. No a working Foreman cannot fulfill the safety coordinator requirement.

16 General 10/9/2013BIM CALLS OUT FOR LEVEL 1,2,&3 WHICH WILL BE FULL BIM FOR ALL FRAMING 10/9/2013

Include all work in the BIM model including any work in the interstitial spaces and Lower Level

17Concrete/ Excavation

10/15/2013Who is responsible for excavating the Tunnel and Elevator Pit areas down to subgrade or top of footing (‐17)? 10/15/2013

Mass excavation by others. Refer to your ITB specific requirements for further clarification.

18 Concrete 10/15/2013Where can I find the drawings for the site work listed in line items 75, 76 and 77? 10/15/2013

Vol 1 C‐2002 & C‐5001, Vol 2 S21LLW with all the corresponding details. Check the drawings and specific requirements in section 2 for any other site work that may be required and you are to include it.

19 Concrete 10/15/2013C‐2002 detail (7) calls for new retaining wall per structural plans. I cannot find the wall on the structural drawings. 10/15/2013

S21LLW

20 Concrete 10/15/2013Line item 72 calls for demolition per drawing S6015. I cannot find S6015.

10/15/2013Refer to S3101 typical

21 General 10/15/2013 Is there a demolition BP? 10/15/2013 Yes in BP #2 refer to your ITB for any demolition that may be included in your scope.

22 Firestopping 10/15/2013

Bid Pkg 2D includes spec 07840 Firestopping for through penetrations. Item 42 in Bid Pkg 2D requires this contractor to furnish all firestopping, including through‐pentrations. This bid package cannot determine the through wall penetrations of other contractors, i.e. MEP. Item 44 requires this contractor to provide firestopping for own work per spec 07840. 1. Please confirm that Bid Pkg 2D is only responsible for through penetrations for its own work and not the work of other trades. 2. Confirm MEP contractors provide their own through penetration firestopping . 3. For clarification purpose, this Bid package will provide the firestopping per spec 07842 Fire‐Resistive Joint Systems complete for the work of this bid package 2D.

10/15/2013

1. Confirmed BP#2 is only responsible for own penetrations.2. MEP will provide their own firestopping.3. Confirmed BP#2 is only responsible for own penetrations.

23 Fire Rating 10/15/2013

Bid Pkg 2D, item #69 requires this contractor to provide scope maintaining and preserving existing/required fire rating at areas of installation and renovation. Please define specific locations and scope for existing firestopping for bidding purposes.

10/15/2013

See A00 AON series drawings for further information on smoke compartments and partition types for information on wall ratings.

25 General 10/15/2013Please confirm if Exhibit 22 Self Certification and Exhibit 24 Report of Contractor Information are required to be submitted in the sealed Envelope 1 with the bids.

10/15/2013No not required to be submitted with the bid form.

26 General 10/15/2013Is a bid bond required to be submitted with the bid form in the sealed envelope? If so, please provide bid bond form to use. 10/15/2013

No Bid Bond required

27 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013I see very limited ICRA barriers in the ICRA phase plans dated 10/16/13 in the interstitial only Ph 1.3 and PH 3.2. won't there be lots of barriers needed for all the HVAC demo phases? 10/22/2013

Not necessarily. All trades including demolition will need to provide clean‐up for own work. Demolition of HVAC in interstitial outside of barriers will require own clean‐up.

28 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013 Will markout, layout, re‐routing, de‐energizing, cut, capping of MEPs to demo be done by others? 10/22/2013

Yes, safing‐off will be done by others.

29 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013 Confirm fire life and safety demo is not in scope. 10/22/2013Fire Sprinklers and Fire Alarm demolition are not in this scope.

30 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013 Confirm fireproofing removal is not in scope. 10/22/2013Each sub shall remove fireproofing required in install own scope.

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31 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013The interstitial is very dusty. Is pre clean and or post cleaning needed in the interstitial by ICRA? 10/22/2013

No Not required.

32 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013Will cleanup of level 01 work areas by others or is ICRA to include any cleanup in our scope? 10/22/2013

Clean up after own work.

33 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013 For poly barriers do we need to include metal stud framing or is zip wall posts enough? 10/22/2013

Either method is acceptable.

34 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013Hard walls shown on the new ICRA phase plans do not match the demo drawing barrier locations. I see a note in the ICRA spec section items #43 and #44 refrencing all documents which should we bid? 10/22/2013

The ICRA phasing plan is to suppliment the barriers shown and not shown on the documents. Utilize both the contract documents and the phasing plans.

35 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013 The same spec above refrences maintenance. Is there a specic number of man hours per week we need to include in our bid? 10/22/2013

No, as required to meet the ICRA requirements.

36 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013 Is there a count or a documents showing the location and quantity of ante rooms needed? 10/22/2013

No, ante rooms shall be provided to meet the hospital's ICRA requirements.

37 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013The same spec refrences the need for HEPA filtration, are we to assume the need for Negative air filtration on all phases, even ones where the exterior walls are removed? 10/22/2013

The ICRA requirements will determine whether or not HEPA filters are required.

38 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013Can we use Fire retardent core plastic intead of gyp at hard walls? We assume not because of fire rateings. 10/22/2013

Utilize gyp board for rated barriers

39 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013Is ther a drawing showing the hourly rating of the barriers we are to costruct? 10/22/2013

Fire Life Safety drawing series A00 and A9200 partition types

40 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013Instead of paint which causes odors can we coat gyp walls with FR poly so as to give a clean white finsih that can be wiped? 10/22/2013

No include finished walls with paint.

41 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013 Is there a count of fire rated doors that will be needed to our ante rooms? 10/22/2013not provided

42 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013 Is there a spec on the weather proofing walls? 10/22/201307250 weather barriers

43 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013 Is there a spec and size of the bridge needed at De boxing? 10/22/2013a minimum of 4' wide to span the slab opening.

44 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013Is there a document showing location or quantity of HVAC diffusers, or ducts which need sealed? 10/22/2013

not provided

45 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013What is the construction barrier spec? Fire rated ply and metal studs to 8'? Is there a need for roofs? 10/22/2013

provide a minimum of fire rated plywood painted on the public side and metal studs to 8'. No roofing required.

46 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013 UCIP for ICRA we currently carry air pollutant liability. It seems you carrier excludes pollutant liab. Do you want us to provide it separately if possible? 10/22/2013

follow the UCIP requirements.

47 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/2013 ICRA spec item #36 mentions seismic clips to mount temp walls. Can you be more specific where and how many and where can we purchase them? 10/22/2013

This will be based on your installation of the walls

48 ICRA/ Demolition 10/21/20133) Do you want hard barriers to the metal deck or just to ceiling with FR poly above to the deck? 10/22/2013

The fire rated envelope will determine where the ICRA wall will terminate. Rated walls should be installed to the deck at ACT ceilings.

49 ICRA 10/21/2013

4) Can we provide maintenance as a unit price (4 hr. minimum) and leave the guess of how much to include out of our base bid? Or perhaps tell us to include (3) 4 hr. shifts (to include drive time, 2 hrs. on site) per week for 21 months maintenance? 10/22/2013

Maintenance of ICRA barriers shall be provided for the life of the barrier or area.

50 ICRA 10/21/20135) There is a construction barrier at Ph. 1 site logistics drawing by loading dock not shown on ICRA plan? 10/22/2013

Please clarify which drawing and location you are refering to.

51 Demolition 10/21/2013 6) Confirm excavation is not by demo except at planter? 10/22/2013 Mass excavation is by others. Planter removal is by demolition Subcontractor.

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52 Demolition 10/21/20137) Demo schedule item mentions "demo East & West wing wall & footing @ tunnel. Can you tell us what this is or where is shown on drawings? 10/22/2013

Look at Structural drawings S3201, S3202, and S3204 typical for the footing to demolished under the existing loading dock wall. Veiw page S1001 west of A line and just north of 11.7 line to see the existing wing wall at the food service loading dock elevators that will be removed. See attached.

53 Demolition 10/21/20138) Slab demo details on structural seem to show removal of topping slab and 1/2 of existing slab? Can you please tell us what thickness's or topping and existing slabs get removed and where? 10/22/2013

Refer to the contract documents.

54 Demolition 10/21/20139) Does existing kitchen slab get removed? Do you know if there is a mortar bed and how thick that needs removal under ceramic? 10/22/2013

Refer to the contract documents.

55 Demolition 10/21/201310) Please provide grid lines and or drawing where saw cut & remove is shown at deboxing / washing? 11‐11.7 / A‐B? 10/22/2013

Refer to S2201V and S3202 to start.

56 Demolition 10/21/201311) How much kitchen equipment will remain to demo besides hoods, and (5) walk in coolers? 10/22/2013

All Kitchen equipment to be removed except for Dishwashing machine, Cook/Chill docking stations and carts, and tray assembly island.

57 Demolition 10/21/2013

12) Demo schedule says "demo of ext. stair at planter wall. Is this the large steel temp stairs? Which drawing shows this?

10/22/2013

See drawings C2002, DA001W.1 amongst others for the demo of the ext stair at planter. The Large steel temp stairs will also be removed at the beginning of the project. See Steel stair as‐builts included in addendum 4. Do not remove the stair column footings will remain. Cut columns 10" below top of slab.

58 Shoring 10/21/2013Please confirm the grease drain sewer shoring location in item 59.C of the ITB specific requirements. 10/22/2013

See attached sketch C2001 in this addendum 4 for clarification of the location of the Kitchen waste line that will need shoring during excavation of the tunnel elevators. Provide design for shoring and include review and stamp of design by a licensed structural engineer.

59Foodservice

Equip10/29/2013

Should we follow the equipment schedule (Sheet QF801) re: CF/CI and OF/CI items? 10/31/2013

Yes, QF 801 shows the responsible parties. The actual equipment list remains QF101S.

60Foodservice

Equip10/29/2013

Does QF801 apply to the Temporary Kitchen equipment on sheet QF101T? Or is there another list for the temporary Kitchen?

10/31/2013

QF801 does apply to QF101T equipment other than those listed in the "E" series 1‐14 on QF101T. The "E" series indicates equipment currently existing and in use that will be temporarily used in the temporary kitchen and then removed when the room service cooking line is complete. See RFI response 143.

61Foodservice

Equip10/29/2013

Should we provide a separate price for Temporary Kitchen food service equipment (Sheet QF 101T) in addition to Main Kitchen food service equipment on sheet QF801 or we just price the job per sheet QF801? In other words are the items for the temporary kitchen being relocated into the kitchen or are those equipment items in addition to the items in the main kitchen?

10/31/2013

Pricing can be done from the QF801 sheet. The items 64 through 93 listed on QF101T are coordinated and included in QF801

62Foodservice

Equip10/29/2013

Please provide a list of the “Existing/Relocate” equipment wit the item numbers. 10/31/2013

They are the "E" seriers on QF101T

63 Mechanical 10/28/2013Is the Test and Balance scope only for the new work as shown in the contract drawings.

11/1/2013

No. Per the pre‐bid roundtable meeting on 11/1/13, there will be a total of 5 test/balance efforts. First one establishes the baseline for the project area and surrounding perimeter. The next 3 cover each phase and the last (#5) is the final phase, the previous 3 phases and the surrounding perimeter to re‐establish a baseline for future.Refer to RFI item #120 for additional clarification.

64 Mechanical 10/28/2013Is the Plumbing Contractor to include Condensate piping in their scope (REFER to plbg and Mech drawings for equipment requiring this piping, it is shown on the drawings).

11/1/2013Yes. Plumber to provide condensate piping for fan coil, walk in coolers, air handlers and all other condensate drains except steam condensate.

65 Mechanical 10/28/2013Is X‐Raying of the Interstitial deck required before any coring or cutting of the deck.

11/1/2013Not required at Interstitial deck. Decks are not post tension decks. Concrete poured on metal decking. No rebar is included within the lightweight concrete on the interstitial decks.

66 Mechanical 10/28/2013 X‐raying of welds is carried by the CM and is inspected by their 3rd party contractor/inspector (special Inspector.)

11/1/2013No. IOR and 3rd party inspection team will inspect welds.

67 Mechanical 10/28/2013Food service equipment requiring refrigeration is to be completed by a specialty contractor. Please confirm.

11/1/2013Refrigeration lines will be provided and removed by Foodservice Equipment Subcontractor .

68Foodservice

Equip10/28/2013

Once the temporary refrigeration lines are no longer used for the retherm carts and docking stations after phase II, will the refrigeration lines and units need to be removed?

10/31/2013Yes, remove the refrigerant lines and units in the mechanical room as shown on MP3.1.

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69 Mechanical 10/28/2013 Testing and Balance is specified in division 17 and the spec indicates the university will hire the contractor directly, does the mechanical need to include in scope T&B?

11/1/2013Yes provide the test and balancing for the phases of the kitchen project. See RFI #120 for requirements for TAB.

70 Mechanical 10/28/2013Are we to include seismic upgrades to the existing mechanical or other utilities?

11/1/2013Not to the existing system.

71 Mechanical 10/28/2013Food service equipment provided is set by the Food service contractor, Final connections for Grease duct and piping (steam, HHW, etc) is shown on the contract mechanical drawings?

11/1/2013

Foodservice Equipment will be set and installed by the foodservice equipment company. Final connections for plumbing (gas, water, waste), HVAC (heating hot water, chilled water) to that equipment will be provided by the MPE trades. Final connection the the kitchen exhaust hood is by the Foodservice equipment Subcontractor.

72 Mechanical 10/28/2013 Currently Pricing is to be provided for HVAC per the 9/16/13 OSHPD BACKCHECK 1 drawings. Costs associated with revisions to these drawings are not accounted for, is there an allowance you want us to carry?

11/1/2013

No. Price the Back Check 1 drawings as is.

73

M10LLR.1, M10LLU.1, M10LLW.1, M1001S.3, M10i1S.3,

Mechanical 10/28/2013

Will hot taps be allowed or will sections in each phase be drained down to allow for piping reconnections and new routing as shown on contract drawings. It happens at least 18 times…. See drawings M10LLR.1, M10LLU.1, M10LLW.1, M1001S.3, M10i1S.3, M10i1T.1, T.3, T.4, M10i1U.1, and U.3.

11/1/2013

Steam and steam condensate will have their own valved outlets in the central untility plan and chilled water will have valved outlets in the central untility plant. CHW and HHW connections in SW service bay in basement and CHW in NE service bay L1 will need main branch drain. HHW for RH pipes can isolated by shut‐off valves on interstitial level.

74 Mechanical 10/28/2013Duct Cleaning of New work only or does duct cleaning of the existing main ducts as shown on the Contract mechanical drawings need to be included or is this a specialty contractor the University or CM wants to hire directly?

11/1/2013

Provide the new ducts per SMACNA standards. Duct cleaning of main ducts will be provided per the attached sketch provided by EXP 11/1/13

75 15080‐1 3.19 Mechanical 10/28/2013Is PVC jacket on indoor HHW and Steam piping required? (See insulation Spec)

11/1/2013No PVC jacket in the Interstitial Spaces. Include PVC jackets in the mechanical rooms and where piping is exposed.

76Foodservice

Equip/ Demolition

10/29/2013Will the hospital require all the kitchen equipment removed from the existing kitchen to be relocated off site or should we include the disposal of all the kitchen equipment.

11/4/2013Include the disposal of removed kitchen equipment.

77Foodservice

Equip10/29/2013

Please confirm the Dishwashing machine, Cook/Chill Retherm stations and carts and tray assembly island are the only pieces of equipment that are to be relocated.

10/31/2013That is correct.

78Foodservice

Equip10/29/2013

Who is responsible for all the demolition and removal of the existing Foodservice Equipment? 11/4/2013

Foodservice Equipment Subcontractor will provide removal and relocation of equipment to be relocated. All other equipment will be removed by others.

79 Mechanical 10/29/2013 Please confirm the Air Handler is to be set prior to the installation of the roof on the Kitchen addition. The schedule shows after the roof is installed

11/1/2013Location for final placement is under an existing roof. Mechanical to figure unit is sectionalized and will be brought in through open space under the roof. Phasing requirements dictate conditions.

80 Mechanical 10/29/2013 Should we consider the interstitial area a confined space? 10/29/2013 Treat this area as a confined space but it will not require a permit. 81 A9301 1 Glazing 10/28/2013 GLASS TYPE AT STOREFRONT 01/A9301 10/31/2013 GL‐1, refer to section 0880082 A9301 17 Glazing GLASS TYPE AT INTERIOR WINDOW 17/A9301 10/31/2013 GL‐2, refer to spec section 0880083 Glazing DO ALL TYPE A INTERIOR WiNDOWS HAVE HOLLOW METAL FRAMES? 10/31/2013 Yes

84 GlazingDOOR # 1‐304B IS CALLED OUT AS TYPE N, WHICH IS GLASS BUT MAT. TYPE IS LISTED AS HM. WHICH IS CORRECT? 10/31/2013

It is hollow metal.

85 GlazingDOOR # 1‐355 CALLS FOR A TYPE N DOOR WITH DIMENSIONS OF 3'‐0" X 3'‐0". IS THIS CORRECT? 10/31/2013

This is a type "N", 3' wide and 7' tall.

86 GlazingDOORS 1‐358A,B,C & 1‐364A&B ARE CALLED OUT AS TYPE A1 WITH MAT. AG/GL. OTHER A1 DOORS ON SCHED. ARE SHOWN AS HM. WHICH IS CORRECT?

10/31/2013

These are hollow metal.

87 Glazing DOORS 1‐366A & B ARE SHOWN ON FLOOR PLAN AS DOUBLE EGRESS. IS THIS THE INTENT FOR THESE DOORS?

10/31/2013Yes, they are double egress

88 Glazing GLASS TYPES AT PRIVATE DINING ROOMS 1‐355, 1‐358 & 1‐364 10/31/2013 GL‐3, refer to section 08450

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89 GlazingPROVIDE MANUFACTURER, GLASS MAKE UP & PROTECTION LEVEL FOR BULLET RESISTANT WINDOW IN RM. 1‐369 WAIT 10/31/2013 UL Level 1, ¾” thick bullet resistant laminated polycarbonate

90 17201 HVAC 10/30/2013

Paragraph 1.1.A of section 17201 says that testing, adjusting and balancing will be performed by an independent TAB contractor hired by the University. The Mechanical Specific Requirement item 82 says to comply with the requirements of section 17201 and items 83 and 84 indicate the TAB contractor should be included in the Mechanical scope of work. Please confirm whether the TAB Contractor is to be hired directly by the University or included in the Mechanical scope of work.

11/1/2013

Testing and Balancing for the Kitchen Renovation is provided by the Mechancial Subcontractor. See RFI item #120 for clarification of the requirements for this scope.

91 15194 Plumbing 10/30/2013Specification section 15194 ‐ Fuel Gas Piping is listed as a section in the Mechanical Specific Requirements. Please confirm, that this work was part of the Plumbing scope and is not part of the Mechanical scope of work.

11/1/2013

Confirmed. This work is part of the Plumbing scope. Fuel gas is "natural" gas.

92D50LL.2 ‐ D5004V.2

Demo 10/30/2013Is the Mechanical Demolition per drawings D50LL.2 through D5004V.2 to be included in the Mechanical scope of work or provided by the Bid Package 2 Demolition Subcontractor.

11/1/2013Mechanical Subcontractor to Cut, Cap, Mechanical then Label and coordinate remaining demolition and removal by the Demolition trade. Refer to bid instructions

93 15815 HVAC 10/30/2013 Please confirm the duct construction schedule in paragraph 3.1.A 11/1/2013 Spec will be revised to clarify.

94Mechanical Specific

RequirementsHVAC 10/30/2013

The previous Mechanical Specific Requirements had a number of allowances to be included in the bid. The current Mechanical Specific Requirements do not include any allowances. Please confirm there are no allowances required.

11/1/2013

Confirmed. Do not provide an allowances in the base bid.

95 MP3.1Mechanical Specific Requirements ‐ Item

100HVAC 10/30/2013

The temporary refrigeration lines going to the cook/chill docking stations and walk‐in evaporator coil shown on drawing MP3.1 from section 4 do not match the location of the Temp Cook/Chill Room. Drawing MP3.1 shows these items approximately between columns B & D/10.7 & 12. The Temp Cook/Chill Room shown on QF101T and M1001V.1 is located between D & E/12 & 13. Also the mechanical spot plan on QF102T and utility load schedule on QF105T do not show any refrigeration connections going to equipment E11. Please confirm if there is any temporary refrigeration piping required.

10/31/2013

Temporary refrigeration lines will be required for the Cook/Chill docking stations only at their new location as shown on the Kitchen equipment drawings. MP3.1 shows the existing location. New refrigerant lines, and then later the demolition of the lines, will be provided by the Foodservice equipment contractor.


Requirements ‐ Item 99HVAC 10/30/2013

Please confirm if there is any demolition or relocation of refrigeration lines to food service equipment required ‐ see question above regarding the temporary refrigeration lines. Also please confirm the refrigeration contractor will be providing and installing all refrigeration piping to the new kitchen refrigeration equipment and there is not any refrigeration piping included in the Mechanical scope of work.

10/31/2013

Refrigeration contractor will be responsible for the refrigeration piping for the new equipment.

97 M5001Mechanical Specific

Requirements ‐ Item 92HVAC 10/30/2013

Please clarify item 92. There are not any notes shown on 3/M0005, it appears to be only Mechanical System Plan. 11/1/2013

This is for note 3 on M50001.

98 A4102 7 07414Metal Wall Panels

10/30/2013Reference 7/A4102, Is the soffit panel perforated as shown in details 19/A4101 & 5/A4106, and the panels on the wall going over the parapet are solid, not perforated?

10/31/201319/A4101 & 5/A4106 ‐ Perforated metal panel as shown. These details are not related to 7/4102.

99 A4102 16 07414Metal Wall Panels

10/30/2013

Reference Bid Package 3, Part A ‐ Metal Panels, item 55, details 16/A4102 & 9/A4103 show existing metal panels. Are these panels to stay in place or are they to be removed and replaced? If they are to be removed and replaced, what is the extent of the removal? It appears there is EFIS along the same walls, reference 5/A3501, which would affect the quantity of material.

10/31/2013

The metal panels are to be removed by the demolition Subcontractor. Remove metal panel to nearest panel joints unaffected by new construction. The existing EFIS within the building enclosure needs to be removed by the Demolition Subcontractor.

100Bid Package, Metal Panels

Metal Panel Specific Requirements

Metal Wall Panels

10/30/2013Reference Bid Package 3, Part A ‐ Metal Panels, item 58, what is a "vertical gutter cover insert", and where is it located?

11/4/2013No gutters included on this project.

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Metal Wall Panels

10/30/2013Reference Bid Package 3, Part A ‐ Metal Panels, item 60, are the bug screens the screens at the top and bottom of the Rain Screen Metal Wall Panels on the south elevation?

11/1/2013Yes



Metal Wall Panels

10/30/2013Reference Bid Package 3, Part A ‐ Metal Panels, first paragraph states "roof panels" are to be included. Can this be deleted or advise where this is located?

11/1/2013The metal wall panels are shown on the roof at the back side of the parapets. Include those metal panels per specific requirement item # 56 as typical.



Metal Wall Panels

10/30/2013Reference Bid Package 3, Part A ‐ Metal Panels, first paragraph states "column covers" are to be included. Can this be deleted or advise where this is located?

11/4/2013If none are shown on the documents then you do not need to provide.



Metal Wall Panels

10/30/2013

Reference Bid Package 3, Part A ‐ Metal Panels, first paragraph states include "all galvanized steel tube supports, anchors, embeds and connections". Tube steel support is shown as supports for the steel studs, which support the Metal Rain Screen Panels on the south elevation, reference S3106. Since this is on the steel drawings the steel contractor will be providing this support steel. Please confirm the steel supports are not part of the Metal Panels scope of work.

11/1/2013

Confirmed. The tube steel supports for the metal panels will be provided by the structural steel subcontractor.

105 A4107 4,5 07414Metal Wall Panels

10/30/2013Reference 4,5/A4107, confirm the metal wall panels, on the south elevation, are attached to an existing wall. Water proofing or water barrier on this wall is not by the Metal Panel subcontractor.

10/31/2013The metal panel attaches to the structural frame; the metal panel does not attach to the stucco wall.

106 See Spec.Metal Panel Specific

RequirementsMetal Wall Panels

10/30/2013Reference Section 07414, Metal Wall Panels, 1.4, E, "Samples for verification". This is for a different scope of work, can this be deleted?

11/1/2013Refer to 1.4K



Metal Wall Panels

10/30/2013Reference Bid Package 3, Part A ‐ Metal Panels, item 26, "Include 2% in base bid for office space and site provisions…" sentence not finished. Please complete sentence.

11/4/2013

1) Include an additional 2% of the base bid inclusive in the Base Bid for trailer office spaceand site provisions. It is understood that this amount will be deducted via change order from theSubcontract Agreement by the Contractor at a later date. This cost element does not relieve theSubcontractor from any specified work responsibility.



Metal Wall Panels

10/30/2013Reference Bid Package 3, Part A ‐ Metal Panels, items 38 to 40, Furnish firestopping. Where are you anticipating penetrations that require firestopping?

11/4/2013No firestopping required.

109 15080 3.19.H Mechanical 10/29/2013There is a note in the specs that requires PVC Jacket on Piping Insulation in concealed areas. Please confirm what areas are included as concealed. 11/4/2013

No PVC jacket on the pipine will be required in the Interstitial Spaces. Include PVC jackets in the mechanical rooms and where piping is exposed to staff and/or public.

110 15080 3.18 Mechanical 10/29/2013 Can we use the Title 24 thicknesses on piping insulation for Chilled Water (1" vs 2"), Heating Hot Water (1.5" vs 2") 11/4/2013

Exp to change specifications for chilled and Heating to R values per code. Steam lines thicknesses will remain per specifications

111 15080 3.18.F.2 Mechanical 10/29/2013Can we use Fiberglass Insulation for Steam & Steam Condensate in lieu of listed foamglass & use Title 24 thicknesses 11/4/2013

An alternate insulation material will be specified by EXP.

112 15890 1.1.A Mechanical 10/29/2013

Any Duct Cleaning by Owner Direct. Establish Clean Duct Guidelines for New Ductwork per SMACNA. Bring new ducts clean, and maintain clean until use. Only put the cost of duct cleaning for existing ducts clean. 11/4/2013

Provide the new ducts per SMACNA standards to maintain cleanliness. New ducts will only require cleaning if they become dirty during the construction process. Provide adequate protection of new ducts.Duct cleaning of main ducts will be provided per the attached sketch provided by EXP 11/1/13

113 Mechanical 10/29/2013

Call out Stipulated Allowance for All or Some Major Third Tier Subs (i.e. Controls, TAB, Duct Cleaning, Mechanical Insulation) to uniformly analyze costs. 11/4/2013

Controls is by Johnson Controls, See responses above (RFI #112 & 111) for Duct cleaning and mechanical insulation. Test and balance shall be based on 1 pre‐balance and 4 balances by phase with the last phase balance including the entire area. See other RFIs such as #120 for additional response to TAB alternate.

114 Mechanical 10/29/2013Can all or some of the phases be combined to alleviate temporary work, or phased close‐outs (TAB, Training)? 11/4/2013

Not in addition to the schedule overlaps that are already shown. See RFI # 120 for TAB phasing requirements. For Owner training on equipment provide one time training per equipment type as it's turned over to the owner.

115 Mechanical 10/29/2013Can all or some of the phases be combined to lessen overall schedule length and potentially overhead costs?

11/4/2013Not above the schedule overlaps that are already shown.

116 Mechanical 10/30/2013Please confirm stipulated allowances for continuous operations, mock‐up and TAB extras have been removed from the specific work requirements. 11/4/2013

Yes the allowances have been removed.

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117 Mechanical 10/30/2013Call out allowance for overtime requirements. Remove all overtime from base bids, define an allowance, and use to pay premium portion of costs for OT work when required. 2nd and third tier subs included.

11/4/2013ITB will provide an overtime allowance.

118 M0002 Mechanical 10/30/2013Allow other AHU or Coil Manufacturers in lieu of listed Huntair on Equipment Schedule. 11/4/2013

See specifications for alternate equipment manufacturers.


RequirementsMechanical 10/30/2013

Exhibit 16: List Trade General Foreman/Superintendent Requirement to be "As Required" In lieu of "Full‐Time" 11/4/2013

Full time supervision is required while working onsite which can include a superintendent or foreman or both as needed.

120 17201 Mechanical 10/30/2013

Paragraph 1.1.A of section 17201 says that testing, adjusting and balancing will be performed by an independent TAB contractor hired by the University. The Mechanical Specific Requirement item 82 says to comply with the requirements of section 17201 and items 83 and 84 indicate the TAB contractor should be included in the Mechanical scope of work. Please confirm whether the TAB Contractor is to be hired directly by the University or included in the Mechanical scope of work.

11/4/2013

Pre/Post Air balance will be provided by the Mechancial Contractor. Include an alternate for 1 prebalance and 4 post balances per phase with the last phase including a balance for all renovated areas.

121 15194 Plumbing 10/30/2013Specification section 15194 ‐ Fuel Gas Piping is listed as a section in the Mechanical Specific Requirements. Please confirm, that this work was part of the Plumbing scope and is not part of the Mechanical scope of work.

11/4/2013

Confirmed this is included with the plumbing scope.

122 D5004V.2 Demo 10/30/2013Is the Mechanical Demolition per drawings D50LL.2 through D5004V.2 to be included in the Mechanical scope of work or provided by the Bid Package 2 Demolition Subcontractor.

11/4/2013Mechanical Subcontractor to Cut, Cap, Mechanical then Label and coordinate remaining demolition and removal by the Demolition trade. Refer to revised bid instructions

123 15815 Mechanical 10/30/2013 Please confirm the duct construction schedule in paragraph 3.1.A 11/4/2013 Spec will be revised to clarify.



The previous Mechanical Specific Requirements had a number of allowances to be included in the bid. The current Mechanical Specific Requirements do not include any allowances. Please confirm there are no allowances required.

11/4/2013

Those allowances were removed. See the revised specific requirements forthcoming for the new required allowances.



It is unclear what if any work we are to include for Bid Specific Item #99 the Kitchen Equipment Matrix does not call out for any refrigerant lines. Scope Line Item #100 is very specific that we are to provide the temporary lines only for the 4 ‐E11 's yet no line sizes or specifications are provided for this work. Also, please confirm all other refrigeration piping shown or needed for the kitchen equipment is by the KEC Contractor.

11/1/2013 Refrigeration lines and cook chill equipment connections are by the foodservice company. Item #99 and #100 will be removed from the Specific Requirements. No demolition or installation of the refrigerant lines will be required by the mechanical subcontractor.

126 17201 Mechanical 10/29/2013

Please confirm who is responsible for pre/post balance of HVAC systems. According to spec section 17201 TAB will be performed by TAB contractor hired by university, however items #83 and #84 on Mechanical scope of work states we are to provide preliminary and post balance of mechanical systems.

11/1/2013 Pre/Post Air balance will be provided by the Mechancial Contractor. Include an alternate for 1 prebalance and 4 post balances per phase with the last phase including a balance for all renovated areas.

127Scope of work

item #28Mechanical 10/30/2013

item 28 ‐ states all equipment to be thoroughly cleaned for inspection. Please advice if this includes all existing equipment i.e. AHU and VAV)

11/1/2013Just the duct work as defined on the attachment from EXP dated 11/1/2013. No cleaning of existing AHU 15 & 16.

128 15815 Mechanical 10/29/2013Spec section 15815‐2.1A states ductwork to be provided by mfr specified/listed on spec. Please clarify that round and rectangular can be fabricated by other local shops that meets SMACNA standards.

11/1/2013 Yes you can use local shops as long as they meet the SMACNA requirements..

12915815

Mechanical 11/1/2013Does the stainless on the grease duct and outside air need be stainless 304 316.

11/1/2013 Black steel for grease duct, 304 stainless steel for OSA. On grease duct exposed/below ceiling is stainless.

130 Mechanical 11/1/2013 Doe sthe indoor VFDs need to meet the NEMA 4x requirements11/1/2013 NEMA 4x is not required for the indoor bur is required for the exterior VFDs. All outdoor

VFDs for X‐35, 36, 37, 38 will be indoor with NEMA 1 in level 3i. (exp 11‐7‐2013)

131 13080Mechanical 11/1/2013

Are we required to have a torque test and pull test on all seismic bracing and hangers per OSHPD and Code requirements? 11/1/2013

Yes

132Mechanical 11/1/2013

Are we providing our own slack wires for mechanical registers? 11/1/2013

No Slack wires for mechanical fixtures in the acoustical ceiling should be provided by the Mechanical Subcontractor. These will be provided by Acoustical Ceiling contractor. Coordinate the quantity and location for the installation of the wires. 8 of 8

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Can we shut down both AHU 15 and 16 at one time.

11/1/2013

Yes, AHU 15 and 16 can be shut down at the same time for coil replacement since the area that it supports will be under construction in phase 3. Coordinate shut down time frame to ensure the cashiers office at the mechanical room will not need air at that time.

134Mechanical 11/1/2013 Item 52 ‐ What should we inlcude for ICRA 11/1/2013

Exclude from you pricing. This will be provided by others. Coordinate any work outside of the phases if needed to have Infection

135 Mechanical 11/1/2013 Are coil kits allowed 11/1/2013 Yes

136Mechanical 11/1/2013 Should we include all motor starters within our scope? 11/1/2013

Only if the motor starters are integral with the mechanical equipment. Do not include motorstarters outside of the mechanical scope.



Item #75 says we are to include temporary cooling as necessary during the installation of the building finishes until permenent controls are online. Can we use the existing AHU for the cooling. 11/4/2013

Provide space conditioning utilizing the existing AHU. No additional temporary cooling is required.


Is there a preferred list of test and balancing companies to use for this project? 11/4/2013

No. Ensure they are qualified.


Are all the steam traps required shown on the documents? 11/4/2013

The steam traps are shown at the current piping low points. Provide pricing per steam traps as shown. Notify us if you see additional locations where Steam traps will be required and they will be addressed at that point.

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11/1/2013 Is space conditioning required to support millwork/casework.

11/4/2013

Use of air handlers to provide conditioned space for millwork may be required. Provide construction filters for AHU 15 & 16 and then replace once necessary. Also requires closing up diffusers on return and exhaust air when running the air handlers.

141 Mechanical 11/1/2013 Is temporary cooling required? 11/4/2013 There is no current requirement for temporary cooling.


Requirements Mechanical11/1/2013 Item #8 in the instructions to bidders assign full responsibility for code

compliance across disciplines and drawings to the Mechanical. 11/4/2013Item #8 will be revised.

143 QF101TFoodservice Equip 11/4/2013

There are equipment quantities on the temp kitchen equipment page QF101T and the permanent equipment QF801. Some of this equipment has the same number on both lists. Are we to assume the equipment listed on QF101T is in addition to the quantity shown on QF801 or part of the quantity? 11/4/2013

No. The equipment that is listed on QF101T and QF801 is not in addition to one another. It is the same equipment that will be used in the main kitchen after the temporary kitchen/prep areas are abandoned.

144 QF101TFoodservice Equip 11/4/2013

Is all the equipment on QF101T OFCI? There is a note at the bottom of the table on QF101T that says NIKEC? Does that apply to any of this equipment? 11/4/2013

Sheet QF101T is not intended to establish who is purchasing or installing the equipment. That is only listed on QF801. From QF101T, the only concern that does relate to this question would be the items that are currently existing and in use in the kitchen and will be used in the temporary kitchen during its duration and then abandoned. These pieces are indicated by their numbering beginning with “E” on the QF101T equipment list.

145Waterproofing Specific

Requirements Waterproofing 11/5/2013Item 25 on the waterproofing specific requirements states that we are to include all excavation and backfill. Please clarify. 11/5/2013

Provide the fine grading as needed to create a substrate for your waterproofing. Mass excavation disposal, backfill, and compaction for the tunnel foundations and other concrete will be provided by the excavation contractor.

146Waterproofing Specific

Requirements Waterproofing 11/5/2013On the job walk it was discussed that there would be some demolition work to prepare the tunnel tie‐in to the existing tower. Please clarify. 11/5/2013

The demolition of the shotcrete at the tunnel tie‐in will be provided by others. Coordinate with the demolition and concrete Subcontractor to provide an adequate substrate for the waterproofing.

147 A4104 1Waterproofing Specific

Requirements Waterproofing 11/5/2013 Is the Situra Joint included in the waterproofing scope? 11/5/2013Yes please provide the joint as shown typical of 1/A4104.

148 A4104 8Roofing and Sheet Metal 11/5/2013 What is the expansion joint on detail 08/A4104 and who will provide this? 11/5/2013

This will not be provided by the roofing and sheet metal Subcontractor but will be within the expansion joint scope.

149 A4103 8Roofing and Sheet Metal 11/5/2013

Detail 08 on A4103 says that the existing roof is to patched and repaired as required. Please clarify how much patch and repair will be required? What is this existing roofing material. 11/5/2013

Patch and repair where the new roof ties into the existing or if damage occurs the the existing roof edge due to this tie‐in. This is a Sarnafil G410 PVC membrane 60 mils.


Requirements ‐ Item 29 HVAC 11/5/2013

The openings for the new Kitchen Hood Exhaust risers through each floor, interstitial space and roof are shown on drawings S21i1V, S2102V, S21i2V, S2103V, S21i3V and S2104V. Please confirm that the saw cutting and associated x‐raying for these items are included in the Structural Bid Package and are not part of the Mechanical scope of work. 11/5/2013

Confirmed, the sawcutting for openings and construction of shaft is by others.

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The opening for the OSA/Return duct serving new Air Handler 30 through the 1st floor interstitial space is shown on drawing S21i1W. Please confirm that the saw cutting and associated x‐raying for these items are included in the Structural Bid Package and are not part of the Mechanical scope of work. 11/5/2013

Confirmed, the sawcutting for openings and construction of shaft is by others.



Please confirm if the saw cutting, coring, x‐raying for the openings required through the basement concrete shear wall per S21LLT are to be provided under the Mechanical Scope of work. These openings are for the exhaust, outside air, HHWS&R, CHWS&R and condensate shown on M10LLT.1 11/5/2013

Confirmed, this coring and opening in the concrete wall will be provided by the Mechanical Subcontractor. Include the opening for the Louver at the FSD shown on M10LLT.1 and M3001 detail 4. Include the Louver at this opening as shown on M3001 and M0002.



Please confirm if the saw cutting, coring, x‐raying for the openings required through the basement ceiling/Level 1 floor are to be provided under the Mechanical Scope of work. These openings are for the exhaust ducts serving EF‐39, 40 & 41, exhaust duct serving X0.1, CHWS&R to AHU‐30, and the 10 steam lines shown on M10LLT.1 M10LLV.1 & M10LLW.1. 11/5/2013

Confirmed, Include this coring and cutting for the mechanical untilities.


Requirements ‐ Item 79 HVAC 11/5/2013Please confirm the demolition and removal of grease duct hoods per item 79a is not part of the Mechanical Scope of work. 11/5/2013

Confirmed, this will be demolished and removed by others.

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101 HVAC 11/5/2013Please clarify the intent of item 101 misc grates and covers for own work. Section 15725, paragraph 2.4 does not mention and grates or covers. 11/5/2013

Confirmed this is only for grates and covers related the the mechanical scope.

171 QA 11400 FoodService 11/13/2013Has all changes in Foodservice drawings issued in Addendum #1 dated 11/5/13 been clouded. 11/13/2013

No

RFIs reqponded to after 11/05/2013

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