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PROJECT: New Mexico State University Spiritual Center, Las Cruces, Dona Ana County, New Mexico SNAA PROJECT NO: 206 15-13 DATE: July 07, 2014

ADDENDUM NO. 1

NOTICE TO BIDDERS: This Addendum forms a part of the Contract Documents and modifies the

Construction Proposal Documents dated June 16, 2014, with amendments and additions noted below.

Acknowledge receipt of this Addendum in the space provided on the Bid Form. Failure to do so may

disqualify the Bidder.

ITEM 1: DRAWINGS

A) SHEET M0.1 – MECHANICAL SYMBOLS GENERAL NOTES 1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings.

B) SHEET M1.1 – MECHANICAL PLAN 1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings.

C) SHEET M5.1 – MECHANICAL DETAILS 1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings.

D) SHEET M6.1 – MECHANICAL SCHEDULES

1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings. E) SHEET P0.1 – PLUMBING SYMOBLS GENERAL NOTES

1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings. F) SHEET P1.1 – PLUMBING PLAN

1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings.

G) SHEET P5.1 – PLUMBING DETAILS SCHEMATICS 1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings.

H) SHEET P6.1 – PLUMBING SCHEDULES

1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings.

I) SHEET E0.1 – GENERAL NOTES & SYMBOL LEGEND 1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings.

J) SHEET E1.1 – ELECTRICAL LIGHTING PLAN 1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings.

ARCHITECT’S CERTIFICATION: Richard M. Haas, AIA Date 07/07/14

July 07, 2014

New Mexico State University Spiritual Center, Las Cruces, Dona Ana County, New Mexico Addendum No. 1 – May 01, 2014 Page 2 of 2

K) SHEET E2.1 – ELECTRICAL POWER PLAN 1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings.

L) SHEET E3.1 – SPECIAL SYSTEMS PLAN 1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings.

M) SHEET E4.1 – ELECTRICAL DETAILS 1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings.

N) SHEET E6.1 – ELECTRICAL ONE-LINE & SCHEDULES 1) ADD Sheet to full set of drawings.

Attachments :

1. Mechanical, Plumbing and Electrical Plans

END OF ADDENDUM NO. 1

320 GOLD AVE SW STE 500, ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87102 PH-505-877-4499 WEB SITE - WWW.VERTTERRE.COM

1 IF THIS DRAWING IS NOT 24"x36" SIZE, THEN USE THE GRAPHIC SCALE ACCORDINGLY.

2 ALL RECTANGULAR DUCT SIZES SHOWN ARE NET INSIDE DIMENSIONS. INSTALL MOLD

RESISTANT CLEAR SEALER WITH INSULATION IN ALL LOW VELOCITY DUCTWORK DOWNSTREAM

OF ALL UNITS.

3 SEAL ALL DUCT SEAMS AIRTIGHT WITH HIGH PRESSURE DUCT SEALER OR HIGH VELOCITY TAPE.

4 PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY FITTINGS, INCLUDING REDUCERS, INCREASERS, RISES AND OFFSETS IN

DUCTWORK AND HVAC PIPING REQUIRED FOR PROPER INSTALLATION WHETHER SHOWN ON THE

DRAWINGS OR NOT SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS.

5 ROUTE ALL DUCTWORK INSTALLED IN AREAS WITH CEILINGS BETWEEN LIGHTS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE

AND INSTALLED AS HIGH AS POSSIBLE. PIPING, EXCEPT FIRE SPRINKLING, WILL TYPICALLY BE ABOVE

DUCTS.

6 PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT CAPS OR PLUGS FOR PIPING. DO NOT LEAVE

PIPING OPEN ENDED.

7 INSTALL WYE TYPE OR TIME AND A HALF FITTINGS WITH BALANCING DAMPERS FOR ROUND BRANCH

RUN OUTS TO EACH DIFFUSER. BRANCH DUCTS TO DIFFUSERS SHALL BE OF EQUAL SIZE NECK

DIAMETER.

8 PROVIDE PRE-INSULATED FLEXIBLE ROUND DUCT BRANCHES TO DIFFUSERS. DO NOT EXCEED 6' IN

TOTAL LENGTH OF FLEXIBLE DUCT.

9 COORDINATE LOCATION OF ALL DIFFUSERS, GRILLES AND REGISTERS TO BE SYMMETRICAL WITH

RESPECT TO LIGHTS AND CEILING GRIDS. SEE REFLECTED CEILING PLAN, LIGHTING PLAN, AND FIRE

PROTECTION FLOOR PLAN.

10 COORDINATE THE LOCATIONS OF ALL DUCTWORK WITH ANY PLUMBING LINES AND ELECTRICAL

CONDUIT. IN THE EVENT THAT ANY DUCT CANNOT BE ROUTED AS SHOWN ON THE CONTRACT

DRAWINGS; MODIFY THE DUCT AS REQUIRED, MAINTAINING THE SAME NET FREE AREA AS THE

DESIGNED DUCT.

11 PROVIDE DOUBLE THICK TURNING VANES IN ALL 90 DEGREE SQUARE ELBOWS IN SUPPLY OR

EXHAUST DUCTWORK.

12 INSTALL ALL THERMOSTATS AND SWITCHES AT 48" ABOVE FINISH FLOOR PER ADA REQUIREMENTS.

FOLLOW MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CO2 SENSOR.

13 PROVIDE ACCESS DOORS IN CEILINGS AND DUCTWORK TO ALL FIRE DAMPERS, BALANCING

DAMPERS OR OTHER MECHANICAL DEVICES OR EQUIPMENT REQUIRING SERVICE ACCESS.

14 BEFORE ORDERING ANY GRILLES, REGISTERS OR DIFFUSERS, VERIFY THE CEILING CONSTRUCTION IN

ALL AREAS OF THE PROJECT. IF GRILLES, REGISTERS OR DIFFUSERS SPECIFIED ARE NOT

COMPATIBLE WITH THE TYPE OF CEILING CONSTRUCTION, THEN ORDER PROPER TYPE OF GRILLE,

REGISTER OR DIFFUSER TO COMPATIBLE WITH THE RESPECTIVE CEILING.

15 INSTALL INSULATED CONDENSATE DRAINS FROM HEAT PUMPS AND AIR CONDITIONING UNITS TO

NEAREST MOP BASIN, OUTDOORS OR INDIRECT CONNECTION TO SOIL OR WASTE LINE.

16 INSTALL ALL FIRE / SMOKE DAMPERS IN A U.L. APPROVED MANNER. ALL FIRE / SMOKE DAMPERS TO

BE U.L. LISTED.

17 PROVIDE AN ON-SITE INVESTIGATION INTO THE EXISTING MECHANICAL AND PLUMBING SYSTEMS AND

SITE CONDITIONS OF THE PROJECT PRIOR TO SUBMITTING A BID. CHANGES TO THE DRAWINGS AFTER

THE BID IS AWARDED FOR FAILURE OF A PRE-BID VISIT SHALL BE AT OWN EXPENSE.PRESENT ANY

CONFLICTS ARISING FROM THE PRE-SITE VISIT AND THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS TO THE

ARCHITECT / ENGINEER PRIOR TO SUBMITTING BID.

18 SUBMIT IN WRITING ANY PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE ARCHITECT / ENGINEER FOR APPROVAL.

SUBMIT WITH PROPOSED CHANGES, ALL ASSOCIATED SKETCHES, DRAWINGS, CALCULATIONS,

PROJECT SCHEDULE WITH SCHEDULE IMPACTS, REASON FOR CHANGE AND REQUESTOR SIGNATURE.

RECEIVE APPROVAL FROM ARCHITECT / ENGINEER PRIOR TO MAKING SUCH CHANGES.

19 NOTIFY AHJ - AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION FOR REQUIRED INSPECTIONS PRIOR TO

PROGRESSING TO NEXT PHASE OF CONSTRUCTION. AN EXAMPLE IS DUCTWORK INSTALLED ABOVE

CEILINGS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF CEILING.

20 WRITTEN PRIOR APPROVAL REQUIRED FOR ALL PROPOSED SUBSTITUTIONS OF EQUIPMENT AND

MATERIALS 10 DAYS PRIOR TO BID DATE OF PROJECT. SUBMITTALS : ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF

COMPLIANCE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE CONTRACTOR OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR PERFORMANCE OF THE

WORK IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL PROVISIONS AND REQUIREMENTS OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.

JOB MEASUREMENTS AND COORDINATION OF ALL DIMENSIONS FOR PROPER FIT OF ALL PARTS OF

THE WORK AND PERFORMANCE OF ALL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED TO MEET SPECIFICATION

REQUIREMENTS ARE, AND REMAIN, SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CONTRACTOR. CHANGES TO

THE PROJECT RESULTING IN CONTRACTOR'S SUBMITTALS SHALL BE AT CONTRACTOR'S OWN

EXPENSE.

21 CONFORM TO ALL STATE AND LOCAL CODES, RULES AND ORDINANCES.

22 SECURE AND PAY ALL FEES AND PERMITS PERTAINING TO THE CONTRACT.

23 ALL EQUIPMENT INSTALLED IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS.

PROVIDE ALL HANGERS AND SUPPORTS REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE INSTALLATION.

24 SCHEDULE ALL SHUTDOWNS THAT AFFECT UTILITIES AND PORTIONS OF THE BUILDING THAT MUST

REMAIN IN OPERATION WITH THE OWNER.

25 COORDINATE WITH THE ARCHITECT / ENGINEER AND OTHER CONTRACTORS. PROVIDE FULL

COORDINATION OF WORK WITH OTHER TRADES PRIOR TO FABRICATION, PURCHASE AND / OR

INSTALLATION OF ALL WORK.

26 ALL RIGGING, HANDLING AND THE PROTECTION OF MATERIALS ARE PART OF THE RESPONSIBILITIES.

27 COMPLETELY SEAL ALL PIPING, CONDUIT, CABLES, AND DUCTWORK SLEEVES AS THEY PASS

THROUGH FIRE RATED WALLS. SEAL WITH A FIRE STOP MATERIAL THAT IS UL LISTED AND

ACCEPTED BY THE AHJ - AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION, INCLUDING THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

INSTALL THE SEALING MATERIAL PER THE MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS.

28 CORING AS IT RELATES TO THIS PROJECT IS PART OF THE RESPONSIBILITIES.

29 PERFORM ALL WORK IN A CLEAN AND WORKMANLIKE MANNER. EXERCISE CARE TO MINIMIZE ANY

INCONVENIENCE OR DISTURBANCE TO OTHER AREAS OF THE BUILDING WHICH ARE TO REMAIN IN

OPERATION. ISOLATE WORK AREAS BY MEANS OF TEMPORARY PARTITIONS AND / OR TRAPS TO KEEP

DUST AND DIRT WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION AREA.

30 CLEAN THE JOB SITE DAILY AND REMOVE THE PREMISES ANY DIRT AND DEBRIS CAUSED BY THE

PERFORMANCE OF THE WORK INCLUDED IN THIS CONTRACT.

31 WHERE USED, THE TERM: "PROVIDE", IS USED SYNONYMOUSLY WITH "FURNISH" AND "INSTALL".

DIVISION 23 - HEATING, VENTILATING AND AIR CONDTIONING

SUMMARY OF WORK

A. THE DRAWINGS INDICATE DIAGRAMMATICALLY THE EXTENT, GENERAL CHARACTER AND LOCATION OF

THE WORK INCLUDED. OFFSETS AND / OR CHANGES IN ELEVATION OF PIPING AND DUCTWORK DUE TO

STRUCTURAL OR OTHER INTERFERENCES SHALL BE PROVIDED WITHOUT EXTRA COST.

B. PROVIDE ONE YEAR GUARANTEE AGAINST DEFECTIVE MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP AFTER FINAL

ACCEPTANCE BY OWNER.

C. ENTIRE INSTALLATION SHALL CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE LAWS, CODES AND REGULATIONS OF

MUNICIPAL, STATE AND FEDERAL AUTHORITIES, INCLUDING BOCA, IAPMO, ICC, ASME, ASTM, ANSI,

ASHRAE, EPA, SMACNA AND NFPA.

SECTION 230529 - HANGERS AND SUPPORTS FOR HVAC EQUIPMENT

A. MANUFACTURERS: GRINNELL, B-LINE, O.Z. GEDNEY, MICHIGAN HANGER, BERGEN / CARPENTER,

PATERSON, OR PRIOR APPROVED EQUAL.

B. USE MATERIALS COMPATIBLE WITH PIPING SYSTEMS AVOIDING ELECTROLYTIC ACTION AND CONFORM TO

ANSI / ASME B31, NFPA, MSS SP-58, 69 AND 89.

C. VERTICAL DUCTS SHALL BE SUPPORTED WITH 1 ” X 1/8” METAL STRAPS SPACED VERTICALLY NOT MORE

THAN 10'-0” ON CENTERS.

D. RECTANGULAR HORIZONTAL DUCTS SHALL BE SUPPORTED WITH 1 ” X 18 GAUGE METAL STRAPS SPACED

NOT MORE THAN 10'-0 ” ON CENTERS.

E. HORIZONTAL DUCTS 10 ” ROUND AND SMALLER SHALL BE SUPPORTED WITH 1 ” X 18 GAUGE METAL STRAPS

OR NUMBER 18 GAUGE GALVANIZED STEEL WIRE SPACED NOT MORE THAN 10'-0 ” ON CENTERS.

F. HORIZONTAL DUCTS 11 ” ROUND AND LARGER SHALL BE SUPPORTED WITH 1” X 1/8” METAL STRAPS OR

NUMBER 8 GAUGE GALVANIZED STEEL WIRE TIED TO 1 ” GALVANIZED STEEL BAND AROUND DUCT ON 10'-0”

CENTERS.

G FLEXIBLE DUCTS SHALL BE SUPPORTED WITH 26 GAUGE X 1-1/2 ” WIDE GALVANIZED IRON STRAPS SPACE

NO MORE THAN 6'-0” ON CENTER.

SECTION 230593 - TESTING, ADJUSTING AND BALANCING FOR HVAC

A. AIR BALANCING SHALL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY ADJUSTMENT OF ADJUSTABLE FAN SHEAVES. EXISTING

BRANCH DAMPERS ARE TO BE USED FOR ANY REQUIRED TRIM ADJUSTMENT.

B. UPON COMPLETION OF THE INSTALLATION, REPLACE ANY EXISTING PORTION OF THE ASSOCIATED

SYSTEM(S) AFFECTED BY THE RENOVATIONS.

C. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL LABOR AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRED TO BALANCE ALL AIR

SYSTEMS IN ACCORDANCE WITH QUANTITIES SHOWN.

D. BALANCING SHALL BE PERFORMED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER AND

REPORT SHALL BE PROVIDED ON AABC TYPE FORMS.

E. QUALITY ASSURANCE

1. CERTIFIED BY NEBB, AABC OR TABB.

SECTION 230713 - DUCTWORK INSULATION

DESCRIPTION: ALL INSULATION SHALL HAVE A FLAME SPREAD RATING OF 25 OR LESS AND A SMOKE

DEVELOPED RATING OF 50 OR LESS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM E84 AND NFPA 90A.

A. HVAC INSULATION

1. TYPE A 2” GLASS FIBER INSULATION: ANSI / ASTM C547; “K” VALUE OF 0.23 AT 75 DEGREES F;

NON-COMBUSTIBLE. OWENS - CORNING TYPE ASJ WITH SSL-II VAPOR BARRIER JACKET.

2. ALL DUCTWORK SHALL BE INSULATED PER THE INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE (IECC)

2009.

3. ALL DUCTWORK EXTERIOR OF THE BUILDING SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM DUCT INSULATION R VALUE OF R-8.

4. DUCTWORK IN AN ATTIC OR UNCONDITIONED SPACE SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM DUCT INSULATION R VALUE

OF R-5.

5. DUCTWORK IN AN INDIRECTLY OR DIRECTLY CONDITIONED SPACE IS NOT REQUIRED TO HAVE

INSULATION.

6. ALL RECTANGULAR SUPPLY AND RETURN SHALL BE INTERNALLY INSULATED WITH DUCT LINER PER THE

REQUIREMENTS ABOVE. DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS SHALL BE CLEAR INSIDE DUCT LINER.

7. ALL ROUND SUPPLY DUCTWORK SHALL BE INSULATED PER THE REQUIREMENTS ABOVE.

8. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS: OWENS-CORNING, KNAUF, CERTAINTEED, AND MANVILLE.

SECTION 233113 - METAL DUCTS

A. EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE SHOWN OR NOTED, ALL DUCTWORK AND OTHER SHEET METAL WORK SHALL BE

GALVANIZED SHEET STEEL AND SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SHEET METAL AND AIR

CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, INC. (SMACNA) DUCT CONSTRUCTION

STANDARDS. DUCT SYSTEMS TO BE 2 ” PRESSURE CLASS.

1. ROUND DUCTWORK 14 ” AND SMALLER SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 26 GAUGE GALVANIZED SHEET STEEL.

2. RECTANGULAR DUCTWORK WITH A MAXIMUM WIDTH OR HEIGHT OF 14 ” OR SMALLER SHALL BE A MINIMUM

OF 26 GAUGE GALVANIZED SHEET STEEL.

3. RECTANGULAR DUCTWORK WITH A MAXIMUM WIDTH OR HEIGHT OF OVER 14 ” UP TO 23” SHALL BE A

MINIMUM OF 24 GAUGE GALVANIZED SHEET STEEL.

B. ALL DUCT DIMENSIONS INDICATED ON THE PLAN ARE INSIDE CLEAR DIMENSIONS.

C. DUCTWORK TO BE RECTANGULAR WITH HEMMED “S” LONGITUDINAL SEAMS AND DUCTMATE TRANSVERSE

JOINTS.

D. MANUAL VOLUME DAMPERS: GALVANIZED STEEL, PER SMACNA EXCEPT PROVIDE BEARING AT ONE END

OF DAMPER ROD AND QUADRANT, WITH LEVER AND LOCKSCREW AT THE OPPOSITE END. FOR INSULATED

DUCTS, QUADRANTS MOUNTED ON COLLAR TO CLEAR INSULATION. LEVERS AND CABLE OPERATORS

MUST BE ACCESSIBLE.

E. EXHAUST DUCTWORK ELBOWS TO BE LONG RADIUS TYPE.

F. ACCESS DOORS SHALL BE PROVIDED IN DUCTWORK WHEREVER CONTROLS, CONTROL DAMPERS, COILS,

AND INSTRUMENTS ARE INSTALLED.

G. QUALITY ASSURANCE:

1. SMACNA'S HVAC DUCT CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS - METAL AND FLEXIBLE DUCTWORK.



CEILING EXHAUST FAN DETAIL

DAMPER NOTE:

TYPICAL DIFFUSER CONNECTION

DUCT CONNECTION DETAIL

AC UNIT ON GRADE


CEILING EXHAUST FANS (CE-1 & CE-2):

FAN SHALL BE INTERCONNECTED WITH THE OCCUPANCY SENSOR IN THE SPACE. SWITCH “ON / OFF” WITH LIGHTS.

PACKAGED HEAT PUMP AIR CONDITIONER (AC-1):

AIR CONDITIONING UNIT CONSISTS OF AN OUTDOOR AIR, RETURN AIR SECTION AND BAROMETRIC RELIEF SECTION WITH FILTERS, HEAT PUMP,

AND SUPPLY FAN. SUPPLY FAN SHALL BE STARTED AND STOPPED BY A 7 DAY PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT WITH A NIGHT SETBACK FEATURE

(ADJ.).

ROOFTOP AIR HANDLER WILL OPERATE IN AN “OCCUPIED” OR “UNOCCUPIED” MODE AS FOLLOWS:

OCCUPIED MODE:

WHEN THE UNIT IS INDEXED TO THE “OCCUPIED” MODE, THE SUPPLY FAN SHALL RUN CONTINUOUSLY AND THE OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER SHALL

OPEN TO MINIMUM POSITION. REFER TO PLANS FOR MINIMUM OUSIDE AIR REQUIREMENTS PER CODE.

UNOCCUPIED MODE:

WHEN THE UNIT IS INDEXED TO THE “UNOCCUPIED” MODE, THE SUPPLY FAN SHALL CYCLE FROM SPACE TEMPERATURE SENSOR TO MAINTAIN

SETBACK TEMPERATURE (ADJ.). OUTSIDE AIR AND BAROMETRIC RELIEF DAMPERS SHALL BE CLOSED.

HEATING MODE:

UPON DROP IN SPACE TEMPERATURE BELOW SET POINT (ADJ.), GAS FIRED HEATER SHALL STAGE TO MAINTAIN THERMOSTAT SET POINT (ADJ.).

COOLING MODE:

UPON RISE IN SPACE TEMPERATURE ABOVE SETPOINT (ADJ.), REFRIGERATION SYSTEM SHALL CYCLE AND STAGE COMPRESSOR(S) TO MAINTAIN

THERMOSTAT SET POINT (ADJ.).

ECONOMIZER MODE:

ECONOMIZER MODE SHALL BE ENABLED WHEN THERE IS A CALL FOR COOLING AND THE OUTSIDE AIR ENTHALPY IS LOWER THAN THE RETURN

AIR ENTHALPY IN BOTH OCCUPIED AND UNOCCUPIED MODE.

DEMAND CONTROL VENTILATION (DCV):

THE OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER SHALL REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL THE CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) SENSOR DETECTS A CO2 LEVEL OF 600 PARTS PER

MILLION (PPM) (ADJ.). THE OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER SHALL REMAIN OPEN TO THE SPECIFIED OUTSIDE AIR REQUIREMENT FOR A MINIMUM OF 30

MINUTES (ADJ.) OR UNTIL THE CO2 LEVEL DROPS BELOW 600 PPM (ADJ.) AFTER THE MINIMUM TIME REQUIREMENT.

PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT (7 DAY WITH NIGHT SETBACK)

1. SPECIFIC NOTE : THE D/X HEAT PUMP HEATING AND COOLING PACKAGE UNIT WILL OPERATE USING A 7 DAY PROGRAMMABLE

THERMOSTAT WITH A NIGHT SETBACK FEATURE PER THE REQUIREMENTS LISTED BELOW.

2. OPERATING HOURS : ADJUSTABLE (ADJ.) SCHEDULE PER OWNER. SET POINT TEMPERATURE FOR COOLING IS 73 DEGREES

FAHRENHEIT (ADJ.). SETPOINT TEMPERATURE FOR HEATING IS 68 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT (ADJ.).

• OVERRIDE PROGRAM : PROVIDE OVERRIDE CAPABILITY TO THE OWNER AND OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE WITH PASSWORD

PROTECTION (ADJ.).

3. NORMAL SETBACK PROGRAM : DURING THE NORMAL SETBACK OPERATING HOURS (ADJ.), ADJUST AND SET THE THERMOSTAT

TO PROVIDE 80 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT (ADJ) FOR COOLING AND 63 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT (ADJ) FOR HEATING; RESPECTIVE TO

SEASONAL CONDITIONS.

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1 IF THIS DRAWING IS NOT 24"x36" SIZE, THEN IT IS A REDUCED SIZE. USE THE GRAPHIC SCALE

ACCORDINGLY.

2 WHERE USED, THE TERM "PROVIDE" IS USED SYNONYMOUSLY WITH "FURNISH" AND "INSTALL".

3 CONFORM TO ALL STATE AND LOCAL CODES, RULES AND ORDINANCES INCLUDING UPC 2009 AND

UMC 2009.

4 SECURE AND PAY ALL FEES AND PERMITS PERTAINING TO THE CONTRACT.

5 PROVIDE AN ON-SITE INVESTIGATION INTO THE EXISTING MECHANICAL AND PLUMBING SYSTEMS

AND SITE CONDITIONS OF THE PROJECT PRIOR TO SUBMITTING A BID. CHANGES TO THE

DRAWINGS AFTER THE BID IS AWARDED FOR FAILURE OF A PRE-BID VISIT IS AT OWN EXPENSE.

PRESENT ANY CONFLICTS ARISING FROM THE PRE-SITE VISIT AND THE CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS TO THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER PRIOR TO SUBMITTING BID.

6 WRITTEN PRIOR APPROVAL REQUIRED FOR ALL PROPOSED SUBSTITUTIONS OF EQUIPMENT AND

MATERIALS 10 DAYS PRIOR TO BID DATE OF PROJECT. SUBMITTALS : "ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF

COMPLIANCE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE CONTRACTOR OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR PERFORMANCE OF

THE WORK IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL PROVISIONS AND REQUIREMENTS OF THE CONTRACT

DOCUMENTS. JOB MEASUREMENTS AND COORDINATION OF ALL DIMENSIONS FOR PROPER FIT OF

ALL PARTS OF THE WORK AND PERFORMANCE OF ALL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED TO MEET

SPECIFICATION REQUIREMENTS ARE, AND REMAIN, SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE

CONTRACTOR". CHANGES TO THE PROJECT RESULTING IN CONTRACTOR'S SUBMITTALS ARE AT

OWN EXPENSE.

7 COORDINATE WITH THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER AND OTHER CONTRACTORS. PROVIDE FULL

COORDINATION OF WORK WITH OTHER TRADES PRIOR TO FABRICATION, PURCHASE AND/OR

INSTALLATION OF ALL WORK.

8 CARE SHALL BE TAKEN TO AVOID MECHANICAL DUCTWORK, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND AIR

HANDLING EQUIPMENT ABOVE CEILING. COORDINATE ROUTING OF PIPING WITH CEILING

CONTRACTOR AND SHEETMETAL CONTRACTOR. RELOCATION OF PIPING REQUIRED FROM POOR

COORDINATION SHALL BE AT CONTRACTORS OWN EXPENSE.

9 NO WATER PIPING SHALL BE LOCATED IN OUTSIDE WALLS, UNLESS SHOWN, AND THEN PIPING

SHALL BE INSULATED AND LOCATED AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO INSIDE OF WALL CAVITY WITH

ADDITIONAL INSULATION BETWEEN PIPING AND EXTERIOR OF WALL.

10 ALL BRANCHES VALVED AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS. PROVIDE VALVES WITH ADJACENT UNIONS.

FURNISH ACCESS PANELS AND DOORS TO GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR INSTALLATION AND

ACCESS TO VALVES AND SYSTEM COMPONENTS REQUIRING ACCESS FOR MAINTENANCE OR

REPLACEMENT. LOCATE ADDITIONAL VALVES AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS.

11 PITCH ALL PIPING TO DRAIN. PROVIDE VALVES FOR DRAINAGE. DELIVER A MARKED-UP SET OF

PLANS TO THE OWNER REPRESENTATIVE (PRIOR TO FINAL PAYMENT) SHOWING ALL BRANCH

VALVES AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS.

12 INSULATE ALL PIPING (COLD, HOT AND HOT WATER RECIRCULATION PIPING) WITHIN THE BUILDING

OR CANOPIES, INCLUDING MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT ROOMS. SEE SPECIFICATIONS FOR

THICKNESS.

13 CONCEAL ALL PIPING WHERE POSSIBLE. PAINT ALL EXPOSED PIPING WHERE CONCEALMENT IS

NOT POSSIBLE, OR IN EQUIPMENT ROOM. PAINTING AS DIRECTED BY ARCHITECT.

14 PROVIDE ALL TRENCHING AND BACKFILL FOR PIPING.

15 PROVIDE CAST IRON SOIL PIPE SLEEVE THROUGH FOOTINGS BELOW FLOOR SLAB (MINIMUM TWO

PIPE SIZES LARGER) WHICH EXTEND FULL WIDTH OF FOOTINGS.

16 THERE IS A MANDATORY REVIEW OF ANY CHANGES TO THE DRAWINGS BY THE

ARCHITECT/ENGINEER. SUBMIT IN WRITING ANY PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE

ARCHITECT/ENGINEER FOR APPROVAL. SUBMIT WITH PROPOSED CHANGES, ALL ASSOCIATED

SKETCHES, DRAWINGS, CALCULATIONS, PROJECT SCHEDULE WITH SCHEDULE IMPACTS, ORIGINAL

ESTIMATE AND REVISED ESTIMATE, REASON FOR CHANGE AND REQUESTOR SIGNATURE. RECEIVE

APPROVAL FROM THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER PRIOR TO MAKING SUCH CHANGES.

17 PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY FITTINGS, INCLUDING REDUCERS, RISES AND OFFSETS IN PIPING

REQUIRED FOR PROPER INSTALLATION WHETHER SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS OR NOT SHOWN ON

DRAWINGS.

18 ROUTE ALL PIPING INSTALLED IN AREAS WITH CEILINGS BETWEEN LIGHTS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE

AND INSTALLED AS HIGH AS POSSIBLE.

19 CURB, FLASH AND COUNTERFLASH ALL PIPING PENETRATIONS THRU THE ROOF TO ACHIEVE A

WATERTIGHT CONSTRUCTION. ALSO, COORDINATE WITH ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS.

20 NOTIFY AHJ - AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION FOR REQUIRED INSPECTIONS PRIOR TO

PROGRESSING TO NEXT PHASE OF CONSTRUCTION. AN EXAMPLE IS PIPING INSTALLED ABOVE

CEILINGS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF CEILING.

21 ALL EQUIPMENT INSTALLED IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS.

PROVIDE ALL HANGERS AND SUPPORTS REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE INSTALLATION.

22 SCHEDULE ALL SHUTDOWNS THAT AFFECT UTILITIES AND PORTIONS OF THE BUILDING THAT MUST

REMAIN IN OPERATION WITH THE OWNER.

23 ALL RIGGING, HANDLING AND THE PROTECTION OF MATERIALS IS PART OF THE RESPONSIBILITIES.

24 COMPLETELY SEAL ALL PIPING, CONDUIT, CABLES, AND DUCTWORK SLEEVES AS THEY PASS

THROUGH FIRE RATED WALLS. SEAL WITH A FIRE STOP MATERIAL THAT IS UL LISTED AND

ACCEPTED BY THE AHJ - AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION, INCLUDING THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

INSTALL THE SEALING MATERIAL PER THE MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS.

25 NOT USED.

26 PERFORM ALL WORK IN A CLEAN AND WORKMANLIKE MANNER. EXERCISE CARE TO MINIMIZE ANY

INCONVENIENCE OR DISTURBANCE TO OTHER AREAS OF THE BUILDING WHICH ARE TO REMAIN IN

OPERATION. ISOLATE WORK AREAS BY MEANS OF TEMPORARY PARTITIONS AND / OR TARPS TO

KEEP DUST AND DIRT WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION AREA.

27 NO PIPING, EQUIPMENT, ETC. REMOVED, DISCONNECTED OR SHUTDOWN WITHOUT PRIOR REVIEW

AND APPROVAL FROM THE ARCHITECT / ENGINEER. SUFFICIENT ADVANCE NOTICE GIVEN TO THE

OWNER INDICATING WHICH AREAS WILL BE AFFECTED, WHEN THE PROPOSED SHUTDOWN WILL

OCCUR AND THE LENGTH OF TIME EXPECTED.

28 THE OWNER WILL DECIDE THE DISPOSITION OF ALL ITEMS BEING REMOVED, UNLESS OTHERWISE

INDICATED. REMOVE ALL ITEMS FROM THE BUILDING IMMEDIATELY IF THESE ITEMS ARE NOT

STORED ON SITE.

29 CLEAN THE JOB SITE DAILY AND REMOVE THE PREMISES ANY DIRT AND DEBRIS CAUSED BY THE

PERFORMANCE OF THE WORK INCLUDED IN THIS CONTRACT.

30 PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT CAPS OR PLUGS FOR PIPING. DO NOT

LEAVE PIPING OPEN ENDED.

DIVISION 22 - PLUMBING

SECTION 220010 - GENERAL PLUMBING REQUIREMENTS

1. THE DRAWINGS INDICATED DIAGRAMMATICALLY THE EXTENT, GENERAL CHARACTER AND LOCATION

OF THE WORK INCLUDED. PROVIDE OFFSETS AND / OR CHANGES IN ELEVATION OF PIPING DUE TO

STRUCTURAL OR OTHER INTERFERENCES WITHOUT EXTRA COST TO THE OWNER.

2. VERIFY AND EVALUATE ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO BID AND COMMENCEMENT OF WORK.

3. PROVIDE ALL LABOR, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT NECESSARY FOR THE INSTALLATION OF

COMPLETE OPERATING SYSTEMS.

4.PROVIDE ONE YEAR GUARANTEE AGAINST DEFECTIVE MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP AFTER FINAL

ACCEPTANCE BY OWNER.

5. DEMOLITION AND NEW WORK: COMFORM WITH ALL APPLICABLE LAWS, CODES, ORDINANCES AND

REGULATIONS OF MUNICIPAL, STATE AND FEDERAL AUTHORITIES INCLUDING UNIFORM PLUMBING

CODE, ASME, ASTM, ANSI, ASHRAE, SMACNA, NFPA AND OSHA.

SECTION 220517 - SLEEVES AND SLEEVE SEALS FOR PLUMBING PIPING

SCOPE: MAINTAIN FIRE RATING AND INTEGRITY OF WALLS, FLOORS AND CEILINGS AS APPLICABLE

AND AS REQUIRED.

A.SLEEVES:

1. GALVANIZED STEEL WALL PIPES: ASTM A 53/ A53M, SCHEDULE 40, WITH PLAIN ENDS AND WELDED

STEEL COLLAR, ZINC COATED.

2. PVC PIPE SLEEVES: ASTM D1785, SCHEDULE 40.

B. SLEEVE SEAL SYSTEM:

1. MANUFACTURERS / BASIS OF DESIGN

a. ADVANCE PRODUCTS AND SYSTEMS, INC.

b. METRAFLEX COMPANY

c. PROCO PRODUCTS

C.GROUT

1. STANDARD: ASTM C 1107/C, 1107M, GRADE B

SECTION 220518 - ESCUTCHEONS FOR PLUMBING PIPING

SCOPE: INSTALL ESCUTCHEONS FOR PIPING PENETRATIONS OF WALL, CEILINGS AND FINISHED

FLOORS. INSTALL FLOOR PLATES FOR PIPING PENETRATIONS OF CHASE AND EQUIPMENT ROOM

FLOORS.

A.ESCUTCHEONS

1. CAST BRASS, POLISHED CHROME PLATED AND SETSCREW FASTENER.

B. FLOOR PLATES

1. ONE PIECE FLOOR PLATES: CAST IRON FLANGE WITH HOLES FOR FASTENERS.

SECTION 22053 - GENERAL DUTY VALVES FOR PLUMBING PIPING

SCOPE: INSTALL VALVES WITH UNIONS AT EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT, MAIN OR BRANCH MAIN AS

SHOWN ON DRAWINGS. ALLOW FOR ACCESS, MAINTENANCE AND EQUIPMENT REMOVAL.

A.BRONZE BALL VALVES

B. QUALITY ASSURANCE:

1. ASME 16.10 AND ASME 16.34.

2. NSF COMPLIANCE: NSF 61 FOR VALVE MATERIALS AND POTABLE WATER SERVICE.

C.MANUFACTURERS:

1. CRANE CO.

2. NIBCO INC.

3. WATTS REGULATOR.

SECTION 22059 - HANGERS AND SUPPORTS FOR PLUMBING PIPING AND EQUIPMENT

SCOPE: PROVIDE HANGERS AND SUPPORTS FOR PLUMBING PIPING AND EQUIPMENT AS REQUIRED.

A.TRAPEZE PIPE HANGERS

1. MSS SP-69, TYPE 59, SHOP OR FIELD FABRICATED SUPPORT ASSEMBLY MADE FROM STRUCTURAL

CARBON STEEL SHAPES WITH MSS SP-58 CARBON STEEL HANGER RODS, NUTS, SADDLES AND

U-BOLTS.

2. INSULATED PIPING:

a. ATTACH CLAMPS AND SPACERS TO PIPING.

b. INSTALL PROTECTION SADDLES; THERMAL SHIELDS.

SECTION 22053 - IDENTIFICATION FOR PLUMBING PIPING AND EQUIPMENT

SCOPE: PROVIDE IDENTIFICATION FOR ALL PIPING, VALVES AND EQUIPMENT

A.IDENTIFICATION DEVICES TO BE USED SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:

1. PLASTIC PIPE MARKERS.

2. VALVE TAGS AND EQUIPMENT TAGS.

3. VALVE SCHEDULE.

B. QUALITY ASSURANCE

1. ANSI A13.1 - 2007

C.MANUFACTURER'S:

1. SETON NAMEPLATE CORP.

2. ALLEN SYSTEMS INC.

3. BRADY CO.

SECTION 220719 - PLUMBING PIPING INSULATION

SCOPE: ALL INSULATION SHALL HAVE A FLAME SPREAD RATING OF 25 OR LESS AND A SMOKE

DEVELOPED RATING OF 50 OR LESS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM E84 AND NFPA 90A.

A.QUALITY ASSURANCE: ASTM E84, NFPA 90A,, UPC (STATE ADOPTED EDITION)

B. REQUIRED SYSTEMS:

1. DOMESTIC HOT WATER AND HOT WATER RECIRCULATION PIPING.

2. DOMESTIC COLD WATER PIPING.

3. SUPPLY AND DRAIN PROTECTIVE SHIELDING GUARDS: ICC A117.1.

C. TYPE: FIBERGLASS WITH ALL SERVICE JACKET WITH NO FRAYS AND ALL JOINTS SEALED.

SECTION 221116 - DOMESTIC WATER PIPING

SCOPE: PROVIDE CODE APPROVED DOMESTIC WATER PIPING TO FACILITATE NEW WORK UNDER THIS

PROJECT.

A.QUALITY ASSURANCE: UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE (STATE ADOPTED EDITION), NSF 61 AND NSF 14.

B. INTERIOR WATER: TYPE L COPPER. NO GALVANIZED STEEL ALLOWED.

SECTION 221119 - DOMESTIC WATER SPECIALTIES

SCOPE: PROVIDE DOMESTIC WATER SPECIALTIES TO SUPPORT SYSTEM OPERATIONS AND

SAFEGUARDS

A.QUALITY ASSURANCE:

1. WATER HAMMER ARRESTORS: ASSE 1010 OR PDI - WH - 201.

2. TRAP SEAL DEVICES: ASSE 1072.

B. MANUFACTURER'S: SEE DRAWING P-701 PLUMBING EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURE SCHEDULES.

SECTION 221316 - SANITARY WASTE AND VENT PIPING

SCOPE: PROVIDE SANITARY SOIL, WASTE AND VENT PIPING FOR COMPLETE OPERATING SYSTEMS.

A.QUALITY ASSURANCE: UPC (STATE ADOPTED EDITION), NSF / ANSI 14, ASTM A 74, ASTM A 888 (OR CISPI

301).

B. INTERIOR SOIL, WASTE AND VENT: CAST IRON HUBLESS WITH DOUBLE DUTY CLAMPS, SCH 40 ABS,

SCH 40 PVC DWV.

SECTION 221319 - SANITARY WASTE PIPING SPECIALTIES

SCOPE: PROVIDE SANITARY WASTE PIPING SPECIALTIES TO SUPPORT SYSTEM SERVICE,

MAINTENANCE, SERVICE AND SAFEGUARDS.

A.QUALITY ASSURANCE: PIPING SPECIALTIES SHALL BEAR LABEL, STAMP, OR OTHER MARKINGS OF

SPECIFIED TESTING AGENCY.

B. SPECIALTIES:

1. CLEANOUTS

2.FLOOR DRAINS.

SECTION 224213.13 - COMMERCIAL WATER CLOSETS

SCOPE: PROVIDE WATER CLOSETS AS SCHEDULED AND SPECIFIED ON DRAWING P-701 - PLUMBING

EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURE SCHEDULES.

SECTION 224216.13 - COMMERCIAL LAVATORIES

SCOPE: PROVIDE LAVATORIES AS SCHEDULED AND SPECIFIED ON DRAWING P-701 - PLUMBING


SECTION 224223 - COMMERCIAL SHOWERS

SCOPE: PROVIDE SHOWERS AS SCHEDULED AND SPECIFIED ON DRAWING P-701 - PLUMBING


SECTION 224713 - DRINKING FOUNTAINS (ELETRIC WATER COOLERS)

SCOPE: PROVIDE DRINKING FOUNTAINS AS SCHEDULED AND SPECIFIED ON DRAWING P-701 -

PLUMBING EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURE SCHEDULES.

SECTION 229000 - TESTING DOMESTIC WATER SYSTEMS

SCOPE: STERILIZE ALL DOMESTIC WATER LINES WITH 250 PPM - PARTS PER MILLION; CHLORINE FOR

AT LEAST 3 HOURS. UPON COMPLETION OF THE CHLORINE TREATMENT, FLUSHING WITH CLEAN

POTABLE WATER SHALL FOLLOW ENSURING NO CHLORINE RESIDUAL. THE COMPLETE WATER

SYSTEMS SHALL BE HYDROSTATICALLY TESTED AT A PRESSURE OF 150 PSI AND SHALL SHOW NO

LOSS IN PRESSURE FOR A PERIOD OF ONE HOUR.



STRUCTURE ON UNISTRUT SUPPORTS

-SUSPENDED ABOVE CEILING FROM ROOF

ELECTRIC WATER HEATER DETAIL

CLEANOUT DETAIL

TWO WAY CLEAN OUT DETAIL

VALVE BOX DETAIL

PLUMBING SCHEMATICS



A. THE CONTRACTORS SHALL FAMILIARIZE THEMSELVES WITH THE PROJECT PRIOR TO THE BID OPENING, TO

ALLOW THEM TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE BID WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS. ANY

QUESTIONS ARISING DURING THE BID PERIOD, IN REGARD TO THE CONTRACTOR'S FUNCTIONS, THE SCOPE

OF THE WORK OR ANY OTHER ISSUE RELATED TO THIS PROJECT SHALL BE BROUGHT UP DURING THE BID

PERIOD WITH THE ENGINEER FOR CLARIFICATION PRIOR TO AWARD OF CONTRACT.

B. THE WORK INDICATED ON THE ELECTRICAL SITE PLAN AND THE POWER RISER DIAGRAM IS THE RESULT OF

INITIAL CONTACT BY THE DESIGN ENGINEER WITH THE LOCAL ELECTRICAL UTILITY COMPANY. ADDITIONAL

WORK MAY BE REQUIRED. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO COORDINATE ALL REQUIREMENTS OF THE

ELECTRICAL SERVICE WITH THE LOCAL ELECTRICAL UTILITY COMPANY AND PROVIDE, PRIMARY AND

SECONDARY TRENCHING, CONDUITS, CONCRETE ENCASEMENT (WHERE APPLICABLE), PULL BOXES,

BACKFILL AND PATCHING. ALL ASSOCIATED WORK REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION OF THE ELECTRICAL

SERVICE AND PRIMARY SYSTEMS BY THE LOCAL ELECTRICAL UTILITY INCLUDING FIELD COORDINATION AND

ROUTING WITH THE UTILITY COMPANY IS THAT OF THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR AND SHALL BE INCLUDED

IN THE CONTRACTOR'S BID WITHOUT EXCEPTION.

C. IT WILL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S OBLIGATION TO INCLUDE, IN THEIR BID, THE COSTS FOR INSTALLING

JUNCTION BOXES, PROVIDING MISCELLANEOUS COVERS, WORK WITH OTHER DISCIPLINES WHERE THE

CONTRACT INVOLVES ELECTRICAL POWER OR CONTROL CONNECTIONS, SWITCHES, ETC. ALL OF THIS WORK

SHALL BE PART OF THIS CONTRACT.

D. LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT AND OTHER DEVICES SHOWN ON THE PLANS ARE APPROXIMATE AND SHALL BE

FIELD VERIFIED.

E. THE CONDUIT RUNS, AS SHOWN ON PLANS, INDICATE APPROXIMATE ROUTING. EXACT LOCATION OF

CONDUIT RUNS SHALL BE AS FIELD CONDITIONS DICTATE.

F. CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL PULL AND JUNCTION BOXES WHEREVER REQUIRED BY N.E.C. OR JOB

CONDITIONS. ALL NEW WIRING SHALL BE TAGGED AT ALL PULL BOXES, JUNCTION BOXES, EQUIPMENT BOXES

AND CABINETS WITH APPROVED PLASTIC TAGS. ACTION CRAFT, BRADY OR APPROVED EQUAL.

G. SHOULD CONTRACTOR AT ANY TIME NOTICE THAT THE ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS DO NOT CORRESPOND

TO THE INFORMATION GIVEN ON THE DRAWINGS, THEN IT WILL BE THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TO NOTIFY THE

ENGINEER FOR CLARIFICATION, PRIOR TO COMMENCING SUCH WORK.

H. IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH ALL TRADES FOR THE EXACT

LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT AND APPURTENANCES THAT REQUIRE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.

I. REMOVE AND INSTALL CEILING SUPPORTS AND TILES AS REQUIRED FOR THE COMPLETION OF THIS

PROJECT. THIS CONTRACTOR SHALL INCLUDE REPLACEMENT OF CEILING TILES DAMAGED IN THE PROCESS

OF THIS INSTALLATION WITH NEW MATCHING TILES. THE SAME APPLIES TO DAMAGE DONE TO OTHER KINDS

OF CEILINGS.

J. IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH ALL TRADES FOR THE EXACT

LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT AND APPURTENANCES THAT REQUIRE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.

K. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR ANY DAMAGE TO WALLS CEILINGS, ETC. IN A PROFESSIONAL MANNER.

SEAL ALL WALL OR CEILING OPENINGS WITH MATCHING MATERIAL. THIS SHALL BE DONE AT NO ADDITIONAL

COST TO THE OWNER.

L. CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE AS-BUILT DRAWINGS DOCUMENTING ANY AND ALL WIRING AND EQUIPMENT

CONDITIONS AND CHANGES WHILE COMPLETING THIS CONTRACT. PROVIDE UPDATED TYPEWRITTEN

DIRECTORIES FOR ALL PANELS AND LABEL ALL PANELS WITH PLASTIC LAMINATED NAMEPLATES.

M. INSTALL BLANK DEVICE PLATES ON ALL UNUSED JUNCTION BOXES IN FINISHED AREAS.

N. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPLACE ALL DAMAGED AND INOPERABLE DEVICES SUCH AS LIGHT SWITCHES,

RECEPTACLES, ETC. AT NO ADDITIONAL COST THE OWNER.

O. REFER TO POWER PLANS FOR DETAILED LAYOUTS OF ELECTRICAL GEAR.

P. AFTER THE CONTRACTOR HAS RECEIVED APPROVED SHOP DRAWINGS FOR THE ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION

EQUIPMENT, THEY SHALL SUBMIT SCALED LAYOUTS OF ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT TO THE ENGINEER FOR

APPROVAL TO ENSURE THAT ALL CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS ARE MET. THIS SUBMITTAL SHALL BE

PROVIDED WITH SUFFICIENT TIME SO AS NOT TO INTERFERE WITH THE TIMELY EXECUTION OF THE

ROUGH-IN WORK THAT WILL BE REQUIRED.

Q. WHEREVER REQUIRED, FURNISH AND INSTALL ON WALL OR CEILING FREESTANDING UNISTRUT CHANNELS,

ANGLE IRONS OR ANY OTHER SUPPORT STRUCTURE WITH THREADED ROD HANGERS AS REQUIRED FOR

THE SUPPORT OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT OF ANY KIND TO ENSURE PROPER INSTALLATION.

R. ALL NEW WIRING SHALL BE COPPER.

S. ALL HOME RUN CIRCUITING TO PANELS SHALL BE .75" CONDUIT, MINIMUM.

T. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL TIE HANDLES ON ALL CIRCUIT BREAKERS

SHARING A NEUTRAL CONDUCTOR PER THE NEC.

U. MOUNTING HEIGHTS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS ARE APPROXIMATE. THIS CONTRACTOR SHALL BE

RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATING WITH OTHER TRADES FOR EXACT HEIGHT REQUIRED. THIS

REQUIREMENT ALSO APPLIES TO THE LOCATION OF WALL BOXES FOR HVAC SENSORS, T-STATS, ETC. ANY

THIS NOTE APPLIES TO ALL ELECTRICAL SHEETS IN THESE DRAWINGS: OUTLET DEVICES THAT HAVE TO BE

RELOCATED DUE TO COUNTERTOP, CHALKBOARD, TACKBOARD, TYPE CONFLICTS WILL BE DONE AT NO

ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER.

V. ALL PENETRATIONS THROUGH FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES SHALL BE SEALED WITH FIRE STOPPING, IE. 3M

BRAND CALK, PUTTY, STRIP AND SHEET FORMS, DOW CORNERING 3-6548 SILICONE RTV FOAM

W. ALL LOW VOLTAGE CONDUCTORS SHALL BE RAN IN SEPARATE RACEWAYS AS POWER CONDUCTORS

(120VAC OR HIGHER PHASE TO NEUTRAL), NO EXCEPTIONS.

X. PHASE SEQUENCING SHALL BE PROVIDED AND MAINTAINED THROUGHOUT THE ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION

SYSTEM. PHASE ARRANGEMENT ON 3-PHASE BUSES SHALL BE A,B,C FROM FRONT TO BACK, TOP TO

BOTTOM, OR LEFT TO RIGHT AS VIEWED FROM THE FRONT OF THE SWITCHBOARD OR PANEL BOARD. (PHASE

A SHALL BE MAINTAINED AS PHASE A FROM THE DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER TO EACH PANEL BOARD OR

SWITCHBOARD).

Y. ALL BRANCH AND FEEDER CIRCUIT WIRING SHALL BE COLOR CODED THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE ELECTRICAL

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AS FOLLOWS:

1. 120/208V, 3 PHASE

a) PHASE A - BLACK

b) PHASE B - RED

c) PHASE C - BLUE

d) NEUTRAL - WHITE

e) EQUIPMENT GROUND - GREEN

A. THE INSTALLATION SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL LOCAL AND STATE REGULATIONS APPLYING TO ELECTRICAL

INSTALLATIONS AND WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE LATEST EDITION OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL

CODE (NEC) AND NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SAFETY CODE, WHICH SHALL BE CONSIDERED AS MINIMUM

REQUIREMENTS. THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PAY FOR AND OBTAIN ALL PERMITS AND LICENSES

REQUIRED BY LOCAL AND STATE AUTHORITIES. THE INSTALLATION OF ALL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SHALL BE

DONE IN A FIRST-CLASS WORKMAN LIKE MANNER BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

B. ALL MATERIALS SHALL BE NEW EXCEPT WHERE NOTED OTHERWISE. ALL WORK SHALL PRESENT A NEAT

AND MECHANICAL APPEARANCE WHEN COMPLETED AND SHALL BE EXECUTED IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER.

C. ALL WIRING SHALL BE RUN IN RIGID CONDUIT, INTERMEDIATE METALLIC CONDUIT (IMC) OR ELECTRICAL

METALLIC TUBING (EMT) INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NEC. ALUMINUM CONDUIT SHALL NOT BE

USED UNLESS SPECIFICALLY INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS. CONDUIT INSTALLED UNDERGROUND IN

CONTACT WITH EARTH OR FILL SHALL BE RIGID STEEL WITH AN 18 MIL PVC COATING OR SCHEDULE 40 PVC

WITH RIGID STEEL PVC COATED ELBOWS AND RISERS. EMT OR ALUMINUM CONDUIT SHALL NOT BE

INSTALLED IN CONCRETE SLABS OR BELOW GRADE. MINIMUM SIZE - 3/4 INCH. ALL CONDUITS CONTAINING

POWER CONDUCTORS SHALL CONTAIN A EQUIPMENT GROUND CONDUCTOR SIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH

THE NEC. A #9 PULL WIRE SHALL BE INSTALLED IN EACH EMPTY CONDUIT.

D. ALL EMT COUPLINGS AND CONNECTORS SHALL BE COMPRESSION TYPE. INDENTER OR SET-SCREW TYPE

COUPLINGS AND CONNECTORS SHALL NOT BE USED.

E. ALL OUTLET BOXES SHALL BE WELDED OR DEEP DRAWN ONE-PIECE STEEL. SECTIONAL BOXES SHALL NOT

BE USED.

F. ALL CONDUCTORS SHALL BE COPPER, #12 AWG MINIMUM SIZE, THWN INSULATION UNLESS NOTED

OTHERWISE AND SHALL BE COLOR CODED AS INDICATED IN THE NEC. INCREASE BRANCH CIRCUIT WIRE

SIZE AS REQUIRED TO PREVENT EXCESSIVE VOLTAGE DROP AS FOLLOWS: 60' TO 100' - #10 AWG; OVER 100'

- #8 AWG.

G. THE CONDUIT SYSTEM AND NEUTRAL CONDUCTOR OF THE WIRING SYSTEM SHALL BE GROUNDED IN

ACCORDANCE WITH THE NEC AND ALL LOCAL CODES AND ORDINANCES. GROUNDING AND BONDING SHALL

COMPLY WITH ALL THE APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS OF THE NEC.

H. ALL SWITCH AND RECEPTACLE PLATES SHALL BE STAINLESS STEEL.

I. CIRCUIT BREAKER PANELBOARDS

1. PANELBOARD INTERIORS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED ON PRE-DRILLED AND TAPPED CHANNEL RAILS. MAIN

BUSSES SHALL BE PRE-DRILLED AND TAPPED TO ACCOMMODATE ANY COMBINATION OF CIRCUIT BREAKER

UNITS WITHOUT FURTHER MODIFICATION. ALL PANELBOARDS SHALL BE COMPLETE WITH DOORS. UNITS

SHALL BE COMPLETE WITH COMBINATION LATCH AND CYLINDER LOCKS. ALL LOCKS SHALL BE KEYED ALIKE.

ALL BUSSING SHALL BE OF THE "SEQUENCE TYPE". ALL CONNECTIONS SHALL BE BOLTED.

2. CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL BE MOLDED CASE TYPE (MINIMUM 10,000 AMP INTERRUPTING CAPACITY,

LARGER AS REQUIRED). ALL MULTI-POLE BREAKERS SHALL HAVE A COMMON TRIP AND ALL BREAKERS

SHALL BE INTERCHANGEABLE IN ANY COMBINATION OF POLES WITH THE SAME FRAME SIZE. ALL BRANCH

CIRCUIT STRAPS SHALL HAVE THE CAPACITY OF THE MAXIMUM BREAKER SIZE IN THE FRAME SPACE (I.E. 100

AMP STRAP FOR 100 AMP FRAME). MINIMUM 100 AMP STRAPS WILL BE ACCEPTED.

3. ALL MAIN AND BRANCH BREAKERS SHALL BE OF THE SIZE AND HAVE THE INTERRUPTING RATING

SCHEDULED ON THE DRAWINGS. ALL INCOMING AND OUTGOING TERMINALS SHALL HAVE SOLDERLESS

LUGS. PROVIDE, WHERE REQUIRED, LUG LANDING TO ACCOMMODATE NUMBER AND SIZE CONDUCTORS

SHOWN ON THE POWER RISER. PANELBOARDS SHALL BE FACTORY ASSEMBLED.

4. SINGLE POLE CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL BE SUITABLE FOR SWITCHING DUTY AND MARKED "SWD".

5. BOLTED TYPE: CIRCUIT BREAKER CURRENT CARRYING CONNECTIONS TO THE BUS SHALL BE OF THE

BOLTED TYPE, FACTORY ASSEMBLED. STAB IN TYPE NOT PERMITTED. PROVIDE BUS BARS FOR THREE

PHASE PANELBOARDS OF THE SEQUENCE PHASED TYPE CONNECTION AND ARRANGED FOR 3 PHASE, 4

WIRE MAINS, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS.

6. SPACE ONLY: WHERE "SPACE ONLY" IS NOTED ON THE DRAWINGS, PROVIDE NECESSARY CONNECTORS,

MOUNTING BRACKETS, ETC., FOR THE FUTURE INSERTION OF AN OVERCURRENT DEVICE. PROVIDE BLANK

COVER FOR EACH SPACE.

7. DIRECTORIES: PROVIDE TYPEWRITTEN CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS REFERENCING PERMANENT ROOM

NUMBERING ASSIGNED IN LIEU OF THE ROOM NUMBERING SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS.

8. ALL BUS BARS SHALL BE COPPER. USE OF ALUMINUM BUS BARS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED.

K. LIGHT FIXTURE BALLASTS

1. FLUORESCENT BALLASTS SHALL BE ELECTRONIC TYPE. ALL BALLASTS SUPPLIED SHALL OPTIMIZE THE

PERFORMANCE OF THE SPECIFIC LAMP. BALLAST CASE OPERATING TEMPERATURE SHALL NOT EXCEED 35°

C TEMPERATURE RISE. THE BALLAST SHALL BE CONSTANT WATTAGE ELECTRONIC TYPE WITH INTEGRATED

CONTROL CHIP TECHNOLOGY, CONSTANT WATTAGE AND CONSTANT LIGHT OUTPUT WITH VOLTAGE

FLUCTUATIONS OF ± 20% OF NOMINAL. BALLAST SHALL OPERATE AT HIGH FREQUENCY (OVER 20 KHZ) WITH

A LAMP CURRENT CREST FACTOR OF 1.7 AND A TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION OF LESS THAN 10%. THE

BALLAST SHALL BE UL AND CSA LISTED, HIGH POWER FACTOR, CLASS P, CONTAIN NO PCB'S AND BE MADE IN

THE USA. ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT TO MEET FCC PART 18, CLASS A REQUIREMENTS, AND IEEE 587, CATEGORY

A FOR TRANSIENTS. BALLAST SHALL COMPLY WITH FEDERAL BALLAST LEGISLATION (LAW 100-357) AND BE

MARKED WITH E AND HAVE A FULL 3 YEAR WARRANTY.

2.MERCURY VAPOR, METAL HALIDE, AND HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM BALLASTS SHALL BE MANUFACTURED

WITH THE FOLLOWING FEATURES:

.125 MINIMUM THICKNESS EXTRUDED ALUMINUM HOUSING WITH HEAT DISSIPATING FINS.

DIE CAST ALUMINUM END CAP CLOSURE.

THERMALLY ISOLATED CAPACITOR ENCLOSED IN A DIECAST COMPARTMENT WITH EASY ACCESS FOR

SERVICEABILITY.

CONSTANT WATTAGE, AUTO-STABILIZED, HIGH POWER FACTOR.

3. ALL BALLASTS USED INDOORS SHALL HAVE CORE AND COIL ENCAPSULATED IN A THERMALLY

CONDUCTIVE CLASS F (155 DEGREE C), INSULATION MATERIAL WHICH ISOLATES SOUND ATTENUATING

VIBRATION.

4.MANUFACTURERS: ADVANCE, GENERAL ELECTRIC, JEFFERSON, UNIVERSAL, MOTOROLA AND MAGNETEK

AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS OR APPROVED EQUAL FOR FUNCTION SPECIFIED. “GENERIC” BALLASTS

THAT DO NOT MEET THESE SPECIFICATIONS WILL BE REJECTED.

L. LIGHT FIXTURE LAMPS

1. T8 LAMPS, MEDIUM BIPIN BASE, CORRELATED COLOR TEMPERATURE OF 3500K WITH A COLOR RENDERING

INDEX (CRI) OF 75. THEY ARE TO OPERATE ON BALLASTS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR 265 MA., T8 LAMPS.

2. METAL HALIDE LAMPS SHALL BE PHOSPHOR COATED, MOGUL BASE WITH CORRELATED COLOR

TEMPERATURE OF 4000 K. LAMPS SHALL BE FURNISHED FOR PROPER LAMP BURNING POSITION.

3. SAFETY: ALL METAL HALIDE LAMPS SHALL BE FURNISHED WITH A MEANS OF IMMEDIATELY EXTINGUISHING

THE LAMP WHEN THE OUTER LAMP ENVELOPE IS EITHER PENETRATED OR BROKEN.

4. MANUFACTURERS: GENERAL ELECTRIC, SYLVANIA, WESTINGHOUSE, OR AN APPROVED EQUAL.

M. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

1. THE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM SHALL COMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA STANDARD NO. 72 FOR

PROTECTED PREMISES SIGNALING SYSTEMS EXCEPT AS MODIFIED AND SUPPLEMENTED BY THIS

SPECIFICATION. THE SYSTEM SHALL BE ELECTRICALLY SUPERVISED AND MONITOR THE INTEGRITY OF ALL

CONDUCTORS.

2. The fire alarm manufacturer shall be of the highest caliber and insist on the highest quality. The system shall be

manufactured by an ISO 9001 certified company APPROVED BY NMSU and meet the requirements of BS EN9001

ANSI/ASQC Q9001-1994.

3. The installing company shall employ NICET (minimum Level II Fire Alarm Technology) technicians on site to guide

the final check-out and to ensure the systems integrity.

4. This section of the specifications includes the furnishing, installation, and connection of the microprocessor

controlled, intelligent reporting fire alarm equipment required to form a complete coordinated system ready for

operation. It shall include, but not be limited to, alarm initiating devices, alarm notification appliances, control panel,

auxiliary control devices, annunciators, and wiring as shown on the drawings and specified herein.

5. The fire alarm system shall comply with requirements of NFPA Standard No. 72 for protected premises signaling

systems except as modified and supplemented by this specification. The system shall be electrically supervised and

monitor the integrity of all conductors. COORDINATE WITH NMSU FOR INTERCONNECTIONS AND MONITORING

REQUIREMENTS.

N. DATA/COMMUNICATIONS

1. TELEPHONE CABLE: Install 4-pair, Category 5E, 24 ga. solid plenum rated cable from each telephone jack to

terminal board and terminate ON PATCH PANELS.

2. Exact locations and arrangement of the telephone/data facilities shall be coordinated with and as recommended

and approved by NMSU. This includes the location and orientation of lights, receptacles, service entrance conduits

and conduit stubs in the equipment room.





CEILING MOUNTED OCCUPANCY SENSOR (OS1):

LIGHTING WILL BE CONTROLLED WITH A CEILING MOUNTED INFRA-RED TYPE

OCCUPANCY SENSOR SET FOR 10 MINUTES. WALL SWITCH WILL OPERATE AS

AUTO/OFF.

WALL MOUNTED OCCUPANCY SENSOR (OS):

LIGHTING WILL BE CONTROLLED WITH A WALL MOUNTED INFRA-RED TYPE

OCCUPANCY SENSOR SET FOR 10 MINUTES

CEILING MOUNTED DUAL TECHNOLOGY OCCUPANCY SENSOR (DT):

LIGHTING WILL BE CONTROLLED WITH A CEILING MOUNTED DUAL

TECHNOLOGY OCCUPANCY SENSOR SET FOR 20 MINUTES. WALL SWITCHES

WILL OPERATE AS AUTO/OFF.


POWER ONE-LINE DIAGRAM

Fault SCA Source = TA Primary Infinite

SCA Available = Infinite

Length Units = Feet

Motor SCA Treatment = Motor SCA Not Included

System Voltage = 208

System Phase = 3 Phase

Transformers

Name PH Size Pri.V Sec.V %Z SCA,3PH

TA T1

3-PH 75 4160 208 1.6 13,012

Name Cond Cable Size Qty Feet SCA,3PH

S/F PANEL A

PVC, ABS 3/c,CU 3/0 1 120 7,428

CALCULATION OF FAULT CURRENT