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SECTION 01000 - SPECIAL CONDITIONS
PART 1 - GENERAL
1.01 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
A. Examine all other Sections of the Specifications for requirements which affect work
of this Section whether or not such work is specifically mentioned in this Section.
B. Coordinate work with that of all other trades affecting, or affected by work of this
Section. Cooperate with such trades to assure the steady progress of all work.
C. The General Contractor shall ensure that all subcontractors have and are familiar
with the requirements of all contract documents, including but not limited to these Division
1 specifications. Failure to be familiar with these documents shall not relieve any
contractor from responsibilities contained therein or from work indicated or implied.
1.02 FIRE PROTECTION
A. Provide and maintain adequate fire Protection in the form of fire extinguishers, or
other effective means of extinguishing fire, ready for instant use, distributed around the
project during the course of the work.
B. Maintain existing fire protection system in operation in all areas until such time as
new system is operational. When this requirement is not practical, the Contractor shall
fully satisfy the requirements of this specification, the Owner, and the Florida Fire
Department by maintaining acceptable alternate protection.
1.03 PRECONSTRUCTION MEETING
A. The Owner may, prior to commencement of the work, schedule a meeting either at
his office or at the site for the purpose of outlining and clarifying the proposed work,
discussing the security and use of the site, discussing potentially difficult aspects of the
work, and responding to questions of those attending. This meeting shall be attended by
representatives of the Contractor and Subcontractors to be engaged on the work and
other persons as the Architect may direct or the Contractor may wish to have present.
1.04 PROTECTION OF PROPERTY and THE PUBLIC
A. Construct all barricades and protective facilities required for the protection of the
public in accordance with city and state regulations. Furnish and install all such
protection facilities as may be required.
B. Maintain legal egress, through the project site, from adjoining areas, at all times. The
main corridor and access to stairs are a part of existing egress paths from adjoining
areas.
C. Protect work and materials on the premises from injury by water, wind, fire, accident
or other cause.
D. The Contractor shall submit to the Owner and Architect, in writing, the names,
addresses and telephone numbers of key members of their organization and all
subcontractors to be contacted in the event of an out -of -hours emergency at the
building site. Post a similar list, protected from damage, and readily visible from outside
the project area in the corridor.
E. As a minimum, provide tight temporary dust barrier wall separating the work area
from adjoining areas. Provide hinged 4'-0" wide door on a closer. Provide large foot mats
both sides of door.
F. Provide sticky walk -off pads at every entrance to the work area, to capture dust
from workmen ±s feet. Replace each pad daily or more often if required so that their
effectiveness is maintained.
1.05 CONTROL OF DUST AND INFECTION CONTROL REQUIREMENTS
A. It shall be understood that patient care functions in all adjoining areas will remain in
operation during the course of this project. This area is heavily trafficked by staff and
patients at all times. As such the following procedures, intended to protect the safety f
atients and ongoingg operations, are to be followed AT A MINIMUM Also follow y
requirements of OWNER Infection Control Department as incorporated herein and as
required by th at department. THESE REQUIREMENTS WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
AND MONITORED ON A DAILY BASIS BY THE OWNER.
1. Protect patient care areas from construction activities. Provide tight temporary dust
barrier wall separating the work area from adjoining areas. Follow construction sequence
as outlined on the drawings. Any doors provided shall be as required for construction
access but shall be not less than 42 in width. All temporary walls shall be of solid
construction, specifically painted wallboard on metal stud, unless noted otherwise. Do not
remove construction barriers until such time as American Health Care Association has
reviewed and cleaned the area. Remove barriers carefully to minimize the spreading of
dust.
2. Provide sticky walk -off pads at every entrance to the work area, to capture dust
from workmen ±s feet. Replace each pad daily or more often if required so that their
effectiveness is maintained.
3. Prior to start of construction:
a. Systematically seal penetration of all types in walls, ceilings, and slabs separating the
work area from other areas.
b. Construct all indicated and needed temporary walls and barricades.
c. Close off all existing supply ducts serving the space.
d. Install air filters on the face of all exhaust / return ductwork which is used to
exhaust the space. Provide filter media capable of filtering fine construction dust. Change
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filters regularly and maintain g ood g a filter material as needed.
e. Review air grilles and registers in immediately adjoining areas for loose debris and
dust which may be loosed by construction operations and vibration. Clean as needed.
4. If directed by the Owner, maintain additional negative air pressure in the project area
with HEPA filtered exhaust fan(s). These fans may discharge into the adjoining corridor
area outside the adjoining CCU suite. Verify operation of said fans on a daily basis.
Change filters as needed and maintain a log of same. Cooperate with Owner, who will
validate fan operation and maintenance of negative pressure. At Owner ±s discretion, air
quality will be monitored by the Owner and at the Owner ±s cost
5. During all phases of construction, but with particular attention paid to periods such as
Selective Demolition and other dust generating phases, Contractor shall follow these dirty
work procedures:
a. All work generating substantial dust (primarily demolition) must be done in full work
suits, to be removed prior to exiting the suite.
b. All debris carts to be covered.
c. All debris cart wheels shall be washed in the room.
d. The suite shall be kept broom clean at all times. Vacuum floor in work area once a
day, using HEPA filtered vacuum machines. Wet mop work areas after daily activities if
warranted or if required by the Owner.
e. All material shall be removed from the site at hours to be determined in consultation
with owner. Elevators shall be cleaned after use by the GC.
6. Working with the owner, maintain close contact with managing staff in adjoining
suites, both horizontally, above, and below. Cease work immediately if noise or vibration
affects patient care in any way, or immediately upon direction of authorized staff
members.
7. Other requirements:
a. Wipe down surfaces in adjoining areas if and as dust accumulates, and as directed
by the Owner.
b. Deliver all new material to the project site at hours as directed. by the Owner, and in
covered wheeled carriers. Maintain cover until carrier is in the project area.
c. After installation of fancoil units, protect with complete taped plastic shroud until such
time as project is near completion and the units are ready for activation. Protect unit
interior from dust at all times.
d. Cooperate fully with the requirements of the owner ±s Infection Control Department.
1.06 TEMPORARY COVERINGS
A. Protect finished surfaces, including 11ambs and soffits of openings used as
passageways or through which materials are handled, against possible damage resulting
from conduct of work or trades.
B. Tight wood or homasote sheeting shall be laid under all materials stored on finished
surfaces. Planking shall be laid before moving materials over finished areas.
Wheelbarrows used over such areas shall have rubber -tired wheels.
C. Finished surfaces, including factory finished and job finished items shall be clean and
not marred upon delivery of building.
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D. As soon as an area of flooring is finished, it shall be protected from dirt and damage
by covering as necessary with heavy paper or by other appropriate method.
1.07 PROGRESS MEETINGS
A. Upon request of the Owner or Architect, the Contractor shall arrange for and attend
meetings at the site with the Owner and Architect, and other persons the Owner or
Architect may wish to have present. A representative of the Contractor and a
representative of each of the Subcontractors shall be available for and, when requested,
attend such meetings. All such representatives shall have the authority to act for, and
make commitments for, the entity which they represent.
B. The Architect shall act as a chairman for these meetings, shall keep careful minutes,
and shall mail typewritten copies of the minutes to Owner, Consultants and General
Contractor within one week of each meeting. General Contractor shall be responsible for
distribution to his employees and subcontractors. If any party is not represented at any
meeting a copy of the minutes shall also be mailed to the missing party.
1.08 MEASUREMENTS
A. Before ordering any material or doing any work, the Contractor shall verify all
measurements and shall be responsible for the correctness of same. No extra charge or
compensation will be allowed on account of difference between actual dimensions and
the measurements indicated on the Drawings.
1.09 EQUIPMENT FURNISHED and INSTALLED BY THE OWNER
A. Contractor shall permit Owner to place and install as much equipment during progress
of work as is possible before completion of various parts of work.
B. Deliveries of equipment and furnishings purchased by the Owner will be ordered to
arrive on the project prior to scheduled date of installation.
C. Contractor in advance of preparing his progress schedule shall receive from the
Owner via the Architect a list of all equipment proposed to be furnished and installed by
the Owner. The list of equipment and its proposed installation dates shall be reflected in
the progress schedule whicF� shall be prepared by the General Contractor.
D. In general, the Owner will deliver, uncrate and position each piece of equipment in its
proper location, fastening same in place where required in accordance with the schedule.
Owner's Equipment Suppliers shall be provided with reasonable use of power and light
necessary for the installation of their work without additional cost to the tenant.
E. General Contractor shall cooperate with Owner's Equipment Suppliers when equipment
requires attachment and /or utility connection to the building services. General
Contractor and /or his subcontractors shall provide said connections as a part of the
work of this contract.
1.10 EQUIPMENT FURNISHED BY THE OWNER and INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR
A. Installation of equipment indicated to be furnished by the Owner shall be installed by
the Contractor and /or his Subcontractors respectively, and shall be included as part of
the work.
B. Deliveries of equipment purchased by the Owner will be ordered in coordination with
Contractor's scheduling so that arrival of such equipment will not cause del %y of the
date for Substantial Completion. Contractor shall cooperate in every way with the
Owner for the scheduling of such items as may be required.
C. Contractor shall receive equipment at tailgate. Contractor shall be held responsible
for any breakage, damage or missing items received, and shall provide protected storage
until ready for distribution to respective Subcontractors for installation.
D. Contractor shall secure from the Owner all Technical Information regarding such
equipment and shall properly prepare service connections for same, including but not
limited to special electrical outlets, plumbing services, and HVAC connections. No
allowance will be made for minor variations in service connections from those specified or
indicated on the changes.
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A. The Contractor and his subcontractors shall give full cooperation to all other trades
and shall furnish any information necessary to permit the work of all trades to be
installed satisfactorily and with least possible interference or delay. If any Contractor
installs his work before coordinating with other trades, he shall make the necessary
changes in his work to correct the condition, without extra charge to the Owner. in
certain areas, if due to construction conditions, more than one trade is required to use
common openings in beams, conduits, etc., the Contractor and his subcontractors shall
plan and locate the positions of the items of piping, ducts, conduits and the like, as
provided by the various trades, in order that all items are properly located and may be
accommodated within the space available. Location and positioning shall be done prior to
installation and to the satisfaction of the Architect and /or Engineer. Re- proportion
ductwork (subject to approval of the engineer), and provide all additional offsets, elbows,
transitions in ductwork, conduit, piping and the like in order to install the work of the
project within available space and within requirements of the architectural design, all at
no cost to the Owner.
B. The Contractor and his subcontractors shall obtain detailed printed information from
the manufacturer of equipment which each is to provide for the proper methods of
installation. The Contractor and his subcontractors shall also obtain all information from
other parties to the various contracts which may be necessary to facilitate the work
and the completion of the whole project. All equipment shall be installed in strict
accordance with manufacturer's recommendations.
C. The Contractor and his subcontractors shall include under coordination work the
installation of all systems in conformance with governing codes. The Contractor and his
subcontractors are advised that no piping, ducts or equipment foreign to the electrical
equipment shall be permitted to be installed in, enter or pass through such spaces or
rooms provided for switchboards and panelboards in accordance with Article 384 of the
National Electrical Code.
D. Diffusers, grilles and registers located in the ceiling shall be located as shown on the
Architectural Reflected Ceiling Plan and coordinated with ceiling grid, lights, speakers, etc.
Items shown on the Plumbing, Fire Protection, HVAC and Electrical drawings, but not
located on the Reflected Ceiling Plans shall be coordinated to be located as indicated on
the HVAC Drawings, and subject to the review of the Architect.
1.12 COORDINATION DRAWINGS
A. Coordination drawings are not required on this project. However this in no way
relieves the Contractor(s) from their collective responsibility from performing all
coordination of the work as required above.
1.13 CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS, USE OF EXISTING SERVICES
A. The contractor acknowledges that the work is to be accomplished in an area which
adjoins areas and personnel, including patients, sensitive to the effects of noise, dust, and
other contaminants. As such, the provisions of this section are considered a critical part
of the conduct of the work.
B. During the course of the work, all operations which generate excessive noise, such as
cutting and coring of concrete, use of power actuated hammers and similar tools, shall be
accomplished during hours as directed by the Owner. Should the Owner require that such
work be done at other than normal working hours, the overtime portion for such work
shall be paid as an extra cost under the Owner ±s budget or allowance for overtime.
Such overtime work shall be as directed by and performed only when approved by the
Owner.
C. Prior to installation of wallboard, remove by vacuuming all construction debris left in
the stud track. DO NOT close the wall until all debris is removed. Secure review of
Owner ±s representative prior to closing the wall.
D. Carry out all plumbing, heating and electrical work, installation of equipment, and
other similar work in such a manner as to avoid any interference with the Owner's
normal operation of spaces he is occupying or of any neighboring spaces and facilities.
Where the work would necessitate an interruption of any service, first make
arrangements for each interruption of service with the Owner, and notify the Owner at
least thirteen calendar days in advance of intent to connect, disconnect, turn on, or turn
off, any utility services of the Owner's operational systems. Such interruptions will occur
generally during weekends, at night, or other Periods of low loads and limited occupPancy.
Final approval for any and all shutdowns shall be secured from the Owner within 15
minutes of the actual shutdown. The Owner's written permission will be required prior to
ANY service interruption. This will be strictly enforced.
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D. Carry out all plumbing, heating and electrical work, installation of equipment, and
other similar work in such a manner as to avoid any interference with the Owner's
normal operation of spaces he is occupying or of any neighboring spaces and facilities.
Where the work would necessitate an interruption of any service, first make
arrangements for each interruption of service with the Owner, and notify the Owner at
least thirteen calendar days in advance of intent to connect, disconnect, turn on, or turn
off, any utility services of the Owner's operational systems. Such interruptions will occur
generally during weekends, at night, or other periods of low loads and limited occupancy.
Final approval for any and all shutdowns shall be secured from the Owner within 15
minutes of the actual shutdown. The Owner's written permission will be required prior to
ANY service interruption. This will be strictly enforced.
1. Examine documents and existing conditions of all mechanical, electrical, and Plumbing,
and fire protection systems. Meet with owner's representativ.. Determine extent of
required system shutdowns that will be required.
2. Within two weeks of contract award, submit to the Owner, through the Architect, a
comprehensive list of anticipated system shutdowns. Provide anticipated dates indicating
at what point in the prol'ect schedule these will be needed.
3. Indicate all such shutdowns in the project schedule, and submit to the Architect and
Owner for review.
E. Give all advance notice to public utility companies as required by law, and provide
proper disposition, subject to Owner's approval of all existing pipe lines, conduits, sewers,
drains, poles, wiring, and other utilities that in any way interfere with the work, whether
or not they are specifically shown on the Drawings. Immediately notify the Owner and
appropriate authorities when encountering an unknown utility line, and await decision as
to how to dispose of same. When an existing utility line must be cut and plugged or
capped, moved, or relocated, or has become damaged, notify the Owner and the Utility
company involved, and assure the protection, support, or moving of utilities to adjust
them to the new work.
F, The Contractor shall be responsible for all damage caused to existing, active utilities
under the work of this Contract, whether or not such utilities are shown on the
Drawings, including resultant damages or injuries to persons or properties.
G. There is to be absolutely no disposal of construction debris into the building sanitary
or lab wasted drainage systems. There is a new treatment system installed is susceptible
to operational problems if unsuitable waste is dumped down the drain. The contractor is
to be advised that any misuse of the drainage system could result in back - charged
costs for filter and tank cleaning and pump disassembly and repair. All of this work is
considered hazardous waste operations and needs to be done by a licensed contractor
hired by owner, not by the construction contractor. If fines result from the MWRA
because of disruption of the treatment process, the contractor will be liable for all of
those as well ($50,000.00 per day or more).
1.14 INSURANCE
A. Refer to Exhibit 1 to the Standard form of Agreement for Project Insurance
Requirements.
1.15 PROJECT ACCESS
A. Access to the project for construction personnel and materials shall be as directed
by the Owner.
B. At project completion, contractor shall restore all existing disturbed areas to condition
present at start of work.
C. The Contractor shall not enter or have access to space in existing occupied buildings
beyond contract limits in order to perform work, if any such work is required, without
first having given timely notice to Owner so that necessary arrangements may be made,
and with having received from the Owner permission to enter or have access to such
place. In passing through or working in such space, the Contractor shall furnish and
maintain proper protection, subject to Owner's approval, for occupants, floors, walls,
ceilings, utilities, services, fixtures, equipment and /or furniture of Owner.
1.16 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH and SAFETY
A. These Contract Documents, and the construction hereby contemplated, shall be
overned at all times b applicable
g y pp cable provision of all Federal laws, including but not limited
to, the following:
B. Williams- Steiger Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, Public Law 91 -596;
C. Part 1910 - Occupational Safety and Heath Standards, Chapter XVII of Title 29,
Code of Federal Regulations;
D. Part 1518 - Safety and Health Regulations for Construction, Chapter XIII of Title 29,
Code of Federal Regulations.
E. NECA - National Joint Guideline NJG -6 - Temporary Job Utilities,
1.17 WORKER CONDUCT AND BEHAVIOR.
The contractor shall ensure that his field foremen and all workmen are acquainted with
these standards and follow these guidelines.
A. Behavior
1. No coarse or vulgar language.
2. Casual dress or work clothes.
a. Shirts and shoes must be worn for safety.
b. Special equipment must be worn as appropriate (respirators, gloves, etc.)
3. If workers are asked to stop working for any reason, stop and report to supervisor
or to owner ±s representative.
B. Work Habits
I. Respect the privacy of patients and employees.
2. Do not take items from rooms (chairs and tables).
3. Do not take items from desks, including pencils and paper.
4. Be sure hands are clean when removing or replacing ceiling panels. Ceiling tiles shall
be completely removed. If breakage occurs, notify the owner.
5. Be considerate of owner ±s property when working. To prevent damage, floors, rugs,
furniture, etc., shall be covered before work begins.
6. Do not store materials in main corridors or lobbies.
7. Communicate with owner ±s personnel whenever possible regarding work location.
8. Before any work is performed in a patient care area, it must have the approval of
the head nurse.
9. All work on the building ±s mechanical systems must be coordinated by the trade
shop via the owner ±s project representative.
10. Follow all hospital fire and safety regulations, especially those pertaining to welding,
cutting and soldering, including welding curtain.
11. Be considerate of patients and employees when working in their areas, particularly as
related to Noise, Disruptions and Dust.
12. Radios must be kept at a low volume in ALL areas, or their use will be prohibited.
C. Performance Standards
1. Do not use roofs and machine rooms for storage purposes.
2. Use designated elevators. Notify owner ±s representative to schedule large deliveries.
3. Keep to work area when in dirty work clothing.
4. Do not turn equipment OFF or ON without notification of appropriate owner ±s staff.
5. Use pl wood or planks under ladders or staging on roofs.
6. Use Vowner ±s dumpsters must be arranged via owner ±s representative.
7. Use of owner ±s telephone is prohibited.
D. Sexual Harassment: It is the policy of owner to insure that all employees work in an
environment free from sexual harassment or activities that can be viewed in this manner.
As such it is against hospital policy to sexually harass an employee by:
1. Making unwelcome sexual advances or requests for sexual favors or other verbal or
physical conduct of a sexual nature.
2. Creating an intimidating, hostile, humiliating or sexually offensive working environment
by such conduct.
3. Making such advances, requests, or conduct having the purpose or effect of
unreasonably interfering with an individual's work performance.
4. Making submission or rejection of, such advances a criterion for the performance or
completion of the work in that local.
E. Any individual, who has been found, after appropriate investigation, to have sexually
harassed an employee of the Hospital, will be subject to appropriate action, including
dismissal from the job.
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1.18 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
1.19 CONSTRUCTION SAFETY PLAN
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A. As a part of the building Permit application, a construction safety plan, intended to
demonstrate compliance with Florida Fire Department (FFD) regulations regarding
maintenance of life safety, fire protection, and egress issues during construction. This
plan may include, but may not be limited to, some or all of the following procedures or
construction practices.
1. Erection of temporary walls and /or barricades to maintain safe egress for building
occupants and construction workers.
2. Removal of construction debris and trash on a regular minimum daily basis.
3. Maintenance of fire protection systems as outlined below.
B. During all phases of construction operations, the contractor shall be responsible for
maintenance of various aspects of fire protection systems as required in these
specifications, in the Building Code and all referenced codes and regulations, and Florida
Fire Department regulations. This may include, without limitation, any or all of the
following procedures or construction practices, subject to approval by the Florida Fire
Department.
1. Maintenance of appropriate fire extinguishers on site at all times.
2. Maintenance of existing sprinkler system until new sprinkler system is operational.
3. Maintenance of existing sprinkler system until completion of demolition and removal of
all combustibles from the project site, with installation of new system to follow
immediately before other new work begins.
4. Maintenance of sprinkler system on a portion of the project, e.g., removal of only
one -half of the project area at one time.
5. Maintenance of alarm system at all times, during sprinkler work so that sprinkler and
alarm systems are never "down" at the same time.
6. Provide FFD fire watch at times deemed necessary by the FFD, particularly during
cutting /torching, and when the sprinkler system must be down completely. Use Factory
Mutual Hot Work Permit process if mandated by the Owner.
7. Coordinate with the Owner for in -house security personnel patrols at appropriate
times. Owner will pay for the services.
8. Restore service at the end of the work shifts.
1.20 NEW SERVICES IN EXISTING WALLS
A. Examine all mechanical, electrical and plumbing drawings carefully. Where new
electrical outlets, junction boxes, thermostats, piping, and the like are indicated on existing
walls of any construction type, provide all labor and materials to cut, slot or chase said
wall as needed for a concealed installation of services. Cooperate with trade requiring
cutting or slotting, and do minimum possible, while maintaining requirements of other
sections. Patch wall surface as needed to restore wall to like new condition. This
requirement is mandated by the Owner and will be STRICTLY ENFORCED.
1.21 USE OF ELECTRONIC DRAWING FILES
A. If requested, the Architect or its consultants) will provide electronic copies of
selected CAD (computer aided drawing) drawing files for the Contractor ±s use in the
preparation of shop drawings, coordination drawings, or as -built drawings related to this
project, subject to the terms and conditions in the following paragraphs.
B. The Architect ±s electronic files are prepared on Datacad 12, an architectural CAD
program. This program provides translation software capabilities for DXF files and for
AutoCad DWG files (through release 2010). The Architect ±s consultant(s) also use
software with similar capabilities. However, the Architect and its consultant(s) make no
representation as to the compatibility of these files with other hardware or software
beyond the specified release of the referenced electronic files.
C. Data contained on these electronic files is part of the Architect ±s instruments of
service and shall not be used by the Contractor or anyone else receiving this data
through or from the Contractor for any purpose other than as a convenience in the
preparation of shop drawings, coordination drawings, or as -built drawings for the
referenced project. Any other use or reuse by the Contractor or by others will be at
the Contractor ±s sole risk and without liability or legal exposure to the Architect or its
consultants. In accepting these files the Contractor shall agree to make no claim and
shall waive, to the fullest extent permitted by law, any claim or cause of action of any
nature against the Architect, its officers, directors, employees, agents or consultant(s)
which may arise out of or in connection with the Contractor ±s use of the electronic files.
D. Furthermore, the Contractor shall to the fullest extent permitted by law, indemnify
and hold harmless the Architect and its consultants from all claims, damages, losses and
expenses, including attorney ±s fees arising out of or resulting from the Contractor ±s use
of these electronic files.
E. These electronic files are not contract documents. Significant differences may exist
between these electronic files and corresponding hard copy contract documents due to
software incompatibility, software translation, addenda, change orders or other revisions.
The Architect and its consultants make no representation regarding the accuracy or
completeness of these electronic files. In the event that a conflict arises between the
hard copy contract documents prepared by the Architect or its consultant(s) and
electronic files, the hard copy contract document shall govern. The Contractor is
responsible for determining if any conflict exists. By use of these electronic files, the
Contractor is not relieved of his duty to fully comply with the contract documents,
including and without limitation, the need to check, confirm and coordinate all dimensions
and details, take field measurements, verify field conditions and coordinate all work with
that of other Contractors for the project.
F. Because of the potential that the information presented on the electronic files can be
modified, unintentionally or otherwise, the Architect and its consultant(s) reserve the right
to remove all indication of their respective ownership and /or involvement from each
electronic file provided.
G. There will be no charge for these files. However, a written release to be prepared
by the Architect OR its consultant(s) will be required. Arrangements shall be made
directly with the consultant(s) for files prepared by them. Electronic files will not be
released until the written release is received.
H. Under no circumstances shall delivery of the electronic files for use by the
Contractor be deemed a sale by the Architect or its consultant(s) and the Architect and
its consultant(s) make no warranties, either expressed or implied, of merchantability and
fitness for any particular purpose. In no event shall the Architect or its consultant(s) be
liable for any loss of profit or any consequential damages arising out of the use of these
electronic files.
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SECTION 01000 - SPECIAL CONDITIONS
1.04 - PROTECTION OF PROPERTY AND THE PUBLIC
A. As a minimum, provide tight temporary dust barrier wall separating the work area
from adjoining areas. Provide hinged 4-0" wide door on a closer. Provide largge foot mats
both sides of door. All temporary walls shall be of solid construction unless of erwise
noted.
B. Provide sticky "walk -off" pads at every entrance to the work area, to capture
dust from workmen's feet. Replace each pad daily or more often if required so that their
effectiveness is maintained.
1.08 - MEASUREMENTS
A. Before ordering any material or doing any work, the contractor shall verify all
measurements and shall be responsible for the correctness of same. No extra charge or
compensation will be allowed on account of difference between actual dimensions and
the measurements indicated on the drawings.
1.09 - EQUIPMENT FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY THE OWNER
A. Contractor shall permit owner to place and install as much equipment during
progress of work as is possible before completion of various parts of work.
B. Deliveries of equipment and furnishings purchased by the owner will be ordered
to arrive on the project prior to scheduled date of installation.
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B. Deliveries of equipment purchased by the owner will be ordered in coordination
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with contractor's scheduling so that arrival of such equipment will not cause delay of the
date for substantial completion. Contractor shall cooperate in way the
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responsible for any breakage, damage or missing items received, and shall Provide
protected storage until ready for distribution to respective subcontractors for installation.
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prepare service connections for same, including but not .
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plumbing services, and hvac connections. No
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SECTION 01010 - SUMMARY OF WORK
PART 1 - GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Project identification: (Project Name))
B. Project summary:
1. Renovation of a portion of the at (Project Location). Spaces include (list spaces), and
others. Work includes associated mechanical and architectural work elsewhere in the
building as indicated and as required, including careful removal and replacement of
finishes in adjoining spaces, as well as access as required to vertical shafts for
Installation of services.
2. Construction shall be governed by the requirements of the
Florida Building code as
amended and all codes and standards referenced therein.
3. Occupancy:
4. Include all Mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems and existing facility
modification as indicated and as required for a complete, operating facility.
5. Include all structural, architectural and finish components as indicated and as required
for a complete, operating facility.
C. Particular Project requirements:
1. Access shall be limited to areas as directed by the Owner. See Special Conditions,
2. Contractors shall take care to avoid contamination of existing spaces by dust and
debris, and shall make good after any damage to same. See Special Conditions.
3. All material other than that specifically noted shall be new.
4. Erect and maintain tight, temporary dust barriers to protect existing areas. Do not at
any time block egress routes from the building. Owners approval PP
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layout before erection. See Special Conditions.
5. Maintain construction schedule as directed by the owner.
6. On site parking is not available to the Contractor. Contractor and all subcontractors
shall arrange for legal off -site parking for all personnel if required.
7. See Special Conditions for information oration about project access for material deliveries.
8. No smoking will be allowed at any time in any project area. THIS WILL BE
STRICTLY ENFORCEDI
1.02 PROJECT PHASING 8, SCHEDULE
A. The drawings indicate that the project is to be completed in (two ?) phases. (if
appropriate - Contractor shall be aware that the areas designated as Phase II shall be
occupied during construction of Phase 1.) See special conditions for requirements.
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701 4th ST., SUTE 201
MAM BEACH, FLORIDA 33139
305- 673 -0004
FAx 305 -673 -0080
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B. Phase I shall be completed and ready for occupancy ? ?? weeks from issuance of
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Owner's letter of intent.
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