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City of Elk Grove ADDENDUM

Elk Grove Animal Shelter (WFC012) ADDENDUM NO. 2

February 15, 2018

TO ALL PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS: This addendum is being issued to the contract for construction of the Elk Grove Animal Shelter Project (WFC012). Submit bids for this work with the understanding and full consideration of this addendum. The revisions declared in this addendum are an essential part of the contract. Bids for this Project will be opened on: February 20, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. This addendum is being issued to revise the Project Plans, revise the Bidding Requirements, Bidding Documents, Contract Documents, General Conditions, Supplemental Conditions, Technical Specifications and Appendices. The following revisions are incorporated as part of the Contract documents for the subject Project.

PROJECT CLARIFICATIONS:

RFI Questions and Responses Response to all Bid RFI questions are hereby incorporated as part of Addendum Number 2. Clarifications All clarifications have been added to the attached RFI Questions and Responses and are hereby incorporated as part of Addendum Number 2.

PROJECT PLANS:

1. Project Plan Sheet FS-1 – Walk In Freezer and Details has been added

2. The following Project Plan Sheets listed below are hereby replaced with the attached

sheets. The following is an abbreviated summary of sheet modifications. These shall not be construed to encompass all modifications that are part of this Addendum Number 2. It shall be the responsibility of the Contractor to verify all modifications within each respective sheet.

1. L1.1 – CONSTRUCTION PLAN: Updated Construction Callout #6 in the legend to

reflect a paving change for the decorative, wavy paving band at the entry plaza. 2. L2.1 – CONSTRUCTION DETAILS: Updated Construction Callout #6 in the legend to

reflect a paving change for the decorative, wavy paving band at the entry plaza.


3. L2.2 – CONSTRUCTION DETAILS: Updated CMU Wall detail 4. L2.3 – CONSTRUCTION DETAILS: Updated Construction Callout #6 in the legend to

reflect a paving change for the decorative, wavy paving band at the entry plaza. 5. L3.1 – IRRIGATION PLAN: Updated detail 6. A1.30 – SITE DETAILS: Updated detail 7. A2.00 – SLAB PLAN: Clarified Slab intent to match structural 8. A2.01 – FLOOR PLAN – BASE BID: Updated detail references and notations 9. A2.02 – ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: Updated detail references and notations 10. A2.03 – ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: Updated detail references and notations 11. A2.04 – ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: Updated detail references and notations 12. A2.05 – ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN: Updated detail references and notations 13. A2.06 – ENLARGED FLOOR PLANS: Updated detail references and notations 14. A3.03 – ENLARGED EQUIPMENT PLAN C : Updated equipment list 15. A3.05 – ENLARGED EQUIPMENT PLANS E AND F: Updated equipment list 16. A4.00 – REFLECTED CEILING PLAN – BASE BID: Updated detail references and

notations 17. A4.01– ENLARGED REFLECTED CEILING PLANS: Updated detail references and

notations 18. A5.00– ROOF PLAN – BASE BID: Updated detail references and notations. Added

mechanical screen 19. A6.00– EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS – BASE BID: Clarified windows and mechanical screen 20. A6.01– EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS – BASE BID ADDITIVE ALTERNATES: Clarified

windows and mechanical screen 21. A7.00 BUILDING SECTIONS: Updated sections 22. A7.01 BUILDING SECTIONS: Updated sections 23. A7.02 BUILDING SECTIONS: Updated sections 24. A7.10 WALL SECTIONS: Updated sections 25. A.711 WALL SECTIONS: Updated sections 26. A8.00– INTERIOR ELEVATIONS: Updated elevation references and notes 27. A8.03– INTERIOR ELEVATIONS: Updated elevation references and notes 28. A8.04– INTERIOR ELEVATIONS: Updated elevation references and notes 29. A8.05– INTERIOR ELEVATIONS: Updated elevation references and notes 30. A9.00– ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE – BASE BID: Updated finish notes 31. A9.01– FINISHES FLOOR PLAN: Updated finish layouts and revised CMU wall pattern 32. A9.02– DOOR SCHEDULE BASE BID: Updated door schedule 33. A9.03– DOOR SCHEDULE BASE BID ADD ALTERNATES: Updated door schedule 34. A9.04– DOOR HARDWARE SCHEDULE: Updated door hardware: added door

bottoms and thresholds 35. A9.05 STOREFRONT & WINDOW SCHEDULE: Corrected window profiles 36. A9.06– EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE: Updated and corrected equipment 37. AD.01 BASE & WALL DETAILS: Updated Details 38. AD.02 DETAILS: Updated Details 39. AD.03 DETAILS: Updated Details 40. AD.04 BASE DETAILS: Updated Details 41. AD.05 DOOR DETAILS: Updated Details 42. AD.06 WINDOW DETAILS: Updated Details


43. AD.07 DETAILS – CASEWORK: Updated Details 44. AD.08 DETAILS – CEILING: Updated Details 45. AD.09 DETAILS :Updated Details 46. S2.01- FOUNDATION PLAN: Updated curb regions. Updated plan note 8 reference

from detail callout to ‘per arch’. 47. S2.02 – ROOF FRAMING PLAN: Added prefab metal screens per manufacturer at (3)

locations and corresponding detail callouts. 48. S5.06 – FRAMING DETAILS: Added details 10 and 11 associated with new mechanical

unit metal screens. 49. P0.01 PLUMBING SCHEDULES: Fixture schedule has been updated 50. P2.01– FLOOR PLAN – PLUMBING: Fixtures have been updated 51. E0.02 - SCHEDULES: Panel Schedule LA: added door hardware and roll-up door loads.

Panel Schedule LB: added door hardware load. Panel Schedule LB: Revised branch circuit breakers for laundry room loads and laundry room equipment. Panel Schedule SLA: added door hardware loads. Revised laundry room equipment loads. Update MSB load calculations.

52. E2.00 – FIRST FLOOR PLAN – POWER AND SIGNAL: Added/modified branch circuit power for door hardware and roll-up door loads. Added under slab conduit for master intercom at main lobby reception desk. Revised receptacle locations in Hallway 137. Revised Numbered Sheet Note 14 to clarify door hold open connection requirements. Added Numbered Sheet Notes 32, 33, 34 and 35. Revised power requirements for laundry room equipment. Added power for ice maker in laundry room.

53. E2.20 – ELECTRICAL FLOOR PLAN ADDITIVE ALTERNATES: Added branch circuit power for door hardware power supply at east door. Added Numbered Sheet Note 5.

54. E2.60 – SPECIAL SYSTEMS: Deleted access control at Door 177B. Added access control at Door 116. Adjusted alarm contact location at Room 207. Added master intercom at main lobby reception desk.

55. E7.10 – POWER ONE LINE DIAGRAM: Added/revised power requirements for laundry room equipment.

56. E7.61 – SPECIAL SYSTEMS DIAGRAMS-SECURITY: Deleted access control at Door 177B. Added access control at Door 116. Added master intercom at main lobby. Added missing remote intercom symbol. Changed some of the access control system equipment to be owner furnished / contractor installed in lieu of contractor furnished / contractor installed. Remaining equipment, devices, and all cabling shall be contractor furnished/contractor installed.

PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS:

1. Project Specification Sections are ADDED and are attached to this Addendum Number 2.

Section 09 21 00 Spray Applied Acoustical Cement Plaster Section 10 51 13 Metal Vented Wardrobe Lockers Section 11 94 00 Veterinary Equipment Section 11 94 53 Animal Cages Section 13 19 13 Kennel Enclosures and Gates

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CITY OF ELK GROVE ANIMAL SHELTER

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SPRAY APPLIED ACOUSTICAL CEMENT PLASTER - 09 21 00 – 1

SECTION 09 21 00 – SPRAY APPLIED ACOUSTICAL CEMENT PLASTER PART 1 – GENERAL 1.01 Work Included:

A. Extent of sprayed on decorative/acoustical insulation for animal housing wall surfaces above 6’ or as indicated on drawings by designation CAS-1.

1.02 Quality Assurance:

A. Provide Portland Cement-Vermiculite material, which has been tested to and achieved the following values:

Property Test Method Value

Asbestos Content EPA 400/4M-82-020 No AsbestosNo Mineral Fiber

Density ASTM E 605 41 lbs/cu ft

Compressive Strength ASTM E 761 300 PSI

Bond Strength ASTM E 736 5000 lbs./sq. ft.

Surface Burning Characteristics ASTM E 84 0 Flame Spread0 Smoke Developed

Sound Absorption ASTM C 423 0.50 NRC @ 1/2“ Thick0.60 NRC @ 1” Thick

Toxicity University of Pittsburgh Toxicity Test LC 50 >300 Grams

Combustibility ASTM E 136 Non-Combustible

Hardness ASTM D 2240 70

B. Provide testing results and procedures that have been certified by Cedar Knolls Acoustical Labs,

or other accredited independent testing laboratories. Thickness of test samples must be determined and reported by acoustical laboratory. Nominal thicknesses are not acceptable unless peak thicknesses are also reported. Edges of acoustical test samples must be sealed with a wood or metal frame. Taping of edges is unacceptable. 1. NRC not less than 0.60 at 1 inch thickness and coefficient not less than 0.35, (+ or – 0.01),

at 250 Hz. Conduct testing on solid backing with no air gap and sealed edges. Taping of edges is unacceptable.

C. Installer: licensed by manufacturer. D. Control Sample: Prior to installation of final coat, apply an area of 50 sq. ft. in presence of Architect,

for approval of finish texture, as selected from samples. 1.03 Submittals

A. Submit manufacturer’s installation instructions, test data substantiating compliance with quality assurance.

B. Submit 12-inch square sample of sprayed on insulation showing texture variations for approval. Resubmit as required until approved. All samples must be certified by manufacturer that they are representative of the texture, which was acoustically tested in supporting acoustical test reports.


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C. Submit test reports from all suppliers showing material to be 100% free of asbestos, mineral fibers, polystyrene and cellulose.

D. Submit certification of applicator licensing. E. Submit acoustical test data for specified finish.

1.04 Material Handling

A. Keep material dry until ready for use. 1.05 Warranty

A A. Warranty: Provide manufacturer's written warranty in which manufacturer agrees to repair or replace material that fails in materials or workmanship within specified warranty period 5 years (5) years. Manufacturer may not disclaim any implied warranty such as merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Both the expressed and implied terms of the warranty shall be read together for the benefit of the City.

PART 2: PRODUCTS 2.01 Materials

A. Materials shall be Acoustement 40 manufactured by Pyrok, Inc., Mamaroneck, N.Y. (914) 777-7070, or approved equal.

B. Integral Color shall be s selected by the Architect. C. Texture shall be semi-smooth trowelled finish. D. Thickness shall be 1”. E. 1 ½” x 2” galv trim along bottom edge

PART 3: EXECUTION 3.01 Inspection and Preparation

A. Examine all substrate and conditions. B. Assure substrate is free of oil, grease, dirt, paint, or other matter which would impair bond or install

metal lath as recommended by the manufacturer. C. Do not proceed until said substrate and conditions are acceptable. D. Prepare substrate by filling voids and cracks and offsets, remove projections that result in

telegraphing presence of imperfections. E. Prime substrate with primer or bonding agent as recommended by the manufacturer. F. Do not apply insulation material when temperature is below 44 degrees F (ambient), or substrate

is below 40 degrees F. G. Mask all adjoining surfaces in order to minimize damage from overspray. H. Provide ventilation if required, and avoid excess drying rates. I. Provide tarps or temporary enclosures as necessary to confine operations. J. Perform all patching and repairing of insulation required to be done due to cutting, etc., by other

trades. 3.02 Application

A. Apply in accordance with manufacturers printed instructions using any rotary stator plastering pump or other spray equipment approved by the manufacturer.

B. Install to thickness indicated or thickness required to achieve NRC specified. C. Ensure that texture and color are all as per control sample. 3.03 Cleaning And Patching A. Remove overspray and fall out material immediately upon completion of the Work in each area.

Clean surfaces to remove evidence of soiling. Repair or replace damaged Work surfaces to acceptable conditions.

B. Coordinate Work with other Work, to minimize possibility of damage to insulation resulting from performance of subsequent Work. As other units of Work are completed in each area, patch


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damaged areas or surfaces of insulation by over spraying to match original installations, or by patching procedures as required to provide acceptable results

END OF SECTION


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METAL VENTED WARDROBE LOCKERS 10 51 13 - 1

SECTION 10 51 13 - METAL VENTED WARDROBE LOCKERS Part 1 - General

1. Locker A: Full Height Metal Vented Wardrobe Lockers with Drawer Unit Bases: a. Full Height: 24-inches deep, 18-inches wide, by 72-inches high vented lockers; filler panels

at wall. Provide a duplex outlet power kit in each locker. b. Base Units: 15” Drawers.

2. Locker B – Doubled Stacked half height 18-inches deep, 18-inches wide, by 36-inches high vented lockers; filler panels at wall. Provide a duplex outlet power kit in each locker.

Part 2 - PRODUCTS

1. Manufacturers: a. Tiffin Lockers “Airflow Wardrobe Lockers”, or approved equal.

2. Materials: a. Steel Sheet: ASTM A1008/A1008M. Recycled content: Minimum 30 percent recycled steel,

with minimum 30 percent classified as post consumer. 3. Fabrication

a. Construction: 1) Doors, shelves, and reinforcements: Minimum 16 gauge steel. 2) Top, bottom, back and sides: Minimum 14 gauge steel. 3) Top, bottom, and front perforated for ventilation. 4) Shelves spaced 2 inches off back panel for ventilation.

b. Doors: 1) Louverless. Venting by perimeter perforated metal channels. 2) Door hinges: 14 gauge steel, continuous type, concealed, 180 degree opening.

c. Frames: 1) Formed and welded into integrated units with doors installed.

2) Body parts flanged and angled to provide rigidity; assembled by welding, bolting, or riveting using corrosion-resistant bolts and aluminum or stainless steel rivets. 3) Provide mounting holes for attaching lockers back-to-back and side-by-side.

d. Internal Components – Locker A: 1)Two small and two large shelves. 2) One small shelf with lockable valuables compartment. 3). Coat bar. 4). Perforated steel boot tray. 5) Double hook for storage. 6) Single coat hooks on each side panel. 7). Pegboard panels on inside of doors, with storage pocket. 8) Unbreakable mirror with magnetic attachment.

e. Internal Components – Locker B: 1) One small and one large shelves. 2) One small shelf with lockable valuables compartment. 3). Coat bar. 5) Double hook for storage. 6) Single coat hooks on one side panel. 7). Pegboard panels on inside of door.

f. Drawer Unit – Locker A: 1) Located under locker unit. 2) Width to match locker by 24-inches deep by 15-inches high. 3) 200 pound capacity drawer slides. 4) Integrally formed ventilated handles. 5) Keyless lock; locks when locker door is closed. Released by pull handle inside locker.

g. Door Locks and Latches:


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METAL VENTED WARDROBE LOCKERS 10 51 13 - 2

1) Lift latch operated, top and bottom bayonet style permitting closing without lifting latch handle. 2) Recessed door latch, painted cup with integral door latch/pull, pry-resistant, not protruding beyond face of door. 3) Locks: Padlock hasp to receive user locks.

h. Number Plates: Furnished loose and affixed to locker using pop rivets in predrilled holes in door. Number doors as directed by Architect.

i. Accessories: 1) Continuous sloping tops, minimum 24 gauge steel. 2) Finished end panels without exposed fasteners. 3) Filler panels. 4) 4 inch high, four-sided base, ventilated, minimum 16 gauge [stainless] steel.

4. Steel Finish: Minimum 3 mil thick factory-applied baked-on powder coat finish, color to be selected from manufacturer's full color range.

Part 3 - EXECUTION

1. Comply with manufacturer’s written instructions for installation of lockers and bases. Install plumb and square.

2. Anchor locker units to wall through the locker back with suitable anchor devices for the substrate. 3. Anchor locker units to floor [base for island applications] with hardware furnished by manufacturer. 4. Through-bolt adjoining locker units together to provide rigid installation. 5. Install accessories, number plates, and end panels. 6. Adjust doors and latches to operate easily without binding. Verify that integral locking devices

operate properly. 7. Comply with manufacturer's written instructions for cleaning and protection of lockers. Use

materials and methods which comply with Green Seal Environmental Standard GS-42. 8. Clean interior and exposed exterior surfaces and polish stainless-steel and nonferrousmetal

surfaces.

END OF SECTION


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VETERINARY EQUIPMENT 11 94 00 - 1

SECTION 11 94 00 - VETERINARY EQUIPMENT

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY

A. Section includes veterinary equipment including:

1. Exam table.

2. Walk on scales.

3. Grooming table.

4. Grooming tub.

5. Dental X-ray

6. X-ray viewbox.

7. Pass through cabinet.

8. Wet table.

9. Surgery table.

10. Surgery light.

11. Narcotics safe.

12. Dog leash anchors.

13. Other equipment furnished by Owner for installation by Contractor.

1.02 PREINSTALLATION MEETINGS

A. Preinstallation Conference: Conduct conference at Project site.

1. Inspect and discuss condition of substrate and preparatory Work. 2. Review structural loading limitations. 3. Review and finalize construction schedule and verify availability of materials, Installer's personnel,

equipment, and facilities needed to make progress and avoid delays.

1.03 COORDINATION

A. Coordinate layout and installation of framing and reinforcements for support of wall-mounted veterinary equipment. Installation of backing and support, and power or utility connections shall be the responsibility of the Contractor whether or not specifically shown.

1.04 ACTION SUBMITTALS

A. Product Data: For each type of product. B. Shop Drawings: Include plans, elevations, sections, and attachment details.

1. Indicate locations of blocking and reinforcements required for installing veterinary equipment. 2. Indicate locations of and clearances from adjacent walls, doors, windows, other building

components, and equipment. 3. Include coordinated dimensions for equipment specified in other Sections.


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1.05 INFORMATIONAL SUBMITTALS

A. Coordination Drawings: For locations of veterinary equipment and mounting details. Key equipment

with item numbers and descriptions indicated in Contract Documents. B. Field quality control reports.

1.06 CLOSEOUT SUBMITTALS

A. Maintenance Data: For veterinary equipment to include in maintenance manuals.

1.07 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING

A. Protect finished surfaces during handling and installation with protective covering of polyethylene film or other suitable material.

1.08 WARRANTY A Warranty: Provide manufacturer's written warranty in which manufacturer agrees to repair or

replace equipment that fails in materials or workmanship within specified warranty period 5 years (5) years. Manufacturer may not disclaim any implied warranty such as merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Both the expressed and implied terms of the warranty shall be read together for the benefit of the City.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.01 MANUFACTURERS

A. Basis of Design: Design is based on products indicated, or approved equal.

1. Source Limitations: Obtain each type of veterinary equipment from single source from single

manufacturer when applicable.

2.02 ANIMAL HEALTHCARE AND GROOMING EQUIPMENT

A. Basis of Design Products:

1. Shor-Line exam tables, or approved equal.

a. Shor-Line wall mounted fold down exam table, or approved equal.

b. Shor-Line exam and treatment table, or approved equal.

c. Shore- Line CoJack multi-purpose table, or approved equal.

2. Shor-Line canine walk-on scale, or approved equal:

a. Typical Installation: K9-W8 Scales, Display with Operation Keys.

b. Installations Where Indicated: K9-W8 Scales, Remote Display.

1) Install remote where indicated on Drawings.

3. Flying Pig professional electric-lift grooming table, or approved equal.

4. Tristarvet hydraulic bathing tub. , or approved equal

5. Paragonmed Corix Pro 70 Veterinary Dental X-ray and Image-Vet 4G, or approved equal.

6. Shore-Line deluxe X-ray viewer, or approved equal.

1) Install recessed in wall.

7. Tristar veterinary pass-thru medical window cabinet, or approved equal.


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a. Size: 36”W by 12”D by 36”H

8. Shor-Line tub table with laminate cabinets and knee space, or approved equal.

1) 60” length

9. DreVeterinary- 60” Dre Edge heated V-top surgery table with rails, or approved equal.

10. DreVeterinary- Dre SLS 9000 Plus LED surgery light, dual ceiling mount, or approved

equal.

a. Structural reinforcement at ceiling required. 11. Dog leash anchors – Doghook, stainless Steel, drywall and masonry kit or approved equal

2.03 NARCOTICS SAFES

A. Double-wall construction for safe and door with continuous hinge and two locks keyed differently.

1. Wall Safes: Paragonmed Model LNC-5 wall cabinet, or approved equal.

a. Size: 24”W by 10”D by 30”H inches.

2. Wall Safes: Paragonmed Model LNC-1 wall safe, or approved equal.

a. Size: 18”W by 8”D by 15”H inches.

2.04 EQUIPMENT FURNISHED BY OWNER. A. Surgery units (oxygen/anesthesia/scavenging). B. Oxygen generator. E. Wall Mounted accessories

a. Exam glove holders. c. Cat litter storage/dispensers. d. Dog and cat food dispensers/storage.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.01 EXAMINATION A. Examine areas and conditions, with Installer present, for compliance with requirements for

substrate anchorages, installation tolerances, and other conditions affecting installation and performance of healthcare equipment. Do not proceed with installation until unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected.

B. Proceed with installation only after unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected.

3.02 INSTALLATION, GENERAL

A. Install veterinary equipment level and plumb, according to manufacturer's written instructions,

original design, and referenced standards.

B. Install rubber hose reels and hoses where indicated on Drawings.

C. Complete equipment field assembly, where required, using methods indicated.

3.03 FIELD QUALITY CONTROL

A. Perform tests and inspections.

1. Manufacturer's Field Service: Engage a factory-authorized service representative to

inspect components, assemblies, and equipment installations, including connections, and to assist

in testing.

B. Tests and Inspections:


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1. Perform visual, mechanical, and electrical inspection and testing for walk-on scale, dental

x-ray, x-ray view box, and surgery light according to manufacturers' written

recommendations. Certify compliance with each manufacturer's performance parameters.

2. Perform visual and mechanical inspection and testing for hydraulic tables and installed

cabinet equipment according to manufacturers' written recommendations. Certify

compliance with each manufacturer's performance parameters.

C. Prepare test and inspection reports.

3.04 PROTECTING

A. Provide final protection and maintain conditions, in a manner acceptable to manufacturer and

Installer, that ensure veterinary equipment is without damage or deterioration at the time of Substantial

Completion.

END OF SECTION


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ANIMAL CAGES 11 94 53 - 1

SECTION 11 94 53 - ANIMAL CAGES

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY

A. Section includes:

1. Mobile surgery recovery cages.

2. Grooming drying cages.

3. Field intake cages.

4. ICU cages.

5. Surgery Holding cages.

6. Mobile cat cages.

7. Specialty cages.

8. Accessories.




A. Product Data: For each type of product.

B. Shop Drawings: Include plans, elevations, sections, and attachment details.

1. Indicate locations of blocking and reinforcements required for installing veterinary equipment.

2. Indicate locations of and clearances from adjacent walls, doors, windows, other building

components, and equipment.

3. Include coordinated dimensions for equipment specified in other Sections.

C. Samples: For each exposed product and for each color and texture specified.

D. Product Schedule: Use same designations indicated on Drawings.

1.04 WARRANTY A Warranty: Provide manufacturer's written warranty in which manufacturer agrees to repair or

replace materials and products that fail in materials or workmanship within specified warranty period of ten (10) years. Manufacturer may not disclaim any implied warranty such as merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Both the expressed and implied terms of the warranty shall be read together for the benefit of the City.


A. Maintenance Data: For animal cages to include in maintenance manuals.

1.06 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING

A. Protect finished surfaces during handling and installation with protective covering of polyethylene

film or other suitable material.

1.07 COORDINATION


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A. Coordinate layout and installation of framing and reinforcements for support of cages. Installation of backing and support shall be the responsibility of the Contractor whether or not specifically shown.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.01 MANUFACTURERS

A. Basis of Design: Design is based on products manufactured by Shore-Line, or approved equal.

1. Source Limitations: Obtain each type of animal cage from single source from single

manufacturer.

B. Mobile surgery recovery cages: Shor-Line mobile transport unit. Model no. 902.0001.50, or

approved equal.

1. Cage Dimensions:

a. 40 3/4” W x 38” H x 30 3/4” D

2. Cage Configuration: As indicated on Drawings.

C. Grooming drying cages:

1. Shor-Line mobile holding cage, Model no. 902.0103.16 and 902.0103.17, with dryer unit

add on, or approved equal..

a. 24” W x 30” H top, 48” W x 30” H bottom

b. PetEdge- ME blue force cage dryer & accessory kit, TP14000, or approved equal.

D. Field intake cages: Shor-Line 6’ cage assembly. Model no. 902.0105.37, or approved equal.

1. Cage Dimensions:



E. ICU cages: Shor-Line 5’ cage assembly with pass thru portal. Model no. 902.0104.20, or approved

equal.

1. Cage Dimensions:


b. Manufacturer to pre-cut portals or provide cutting templates.


F. Dog and Cat Surgery Holding cages:

1. Shor-Line mobile holding cage, 4’ assembly, Model no. 902.0103.16 and 902.0103.17, or

approved equal.


b. 24” W x 30” top, middle & bottom row


G. Mobile Cat Cages:

1. Shor-Line Cat Condo., or approved equal.

a. 6'-0" wide, 30" deep, (2) 36" top compartments, divisible bottom compartments.

b. 4'-0" wide, 30" deep, (2) 24" top compartments, divisible bottom compartments.

2. Shor-Line Cat Condo with clear plexiglass back., or approved equal.

a. 6'-0" wide, 30" deep, (2) 36" top compartments, divisible bottom compartments.

b. 4'-0" wide, 30" deep, (2) 24" top compartments, divisible bottom compartments.


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H. Specialty Housing Cages:

1. Large mobile Flyline rabbit guinea pig cage, or approved equal.

2. Large twin tower rodent habitat. Wire cage with long crossing tube.

3. Carolina Custom Cage Terrarium, or approved equal.

a. 48W” 18”D x 24”H

4. Aosom Direct - Pawhut Bird cage, or approved equal.

D. Accessories

1. Stainless steel cardholders.

a. Dimensions: As selected by Architect from manufacturer’s full range.

2. Shor-Line Kat Portal. Item#902.000.25, or approved equal.

a. 8” diameter opening

3. Shor-Line Quiet-Time cage covers, or approved equal.

4. Shor-Line cat perching shelf, or approved equal.

5. Shor-Line Mobile platform, recessed casters

6. Shor-Line 12” Storage compartment base

7. Shor-Line Platform riser

EXECUTION

2.02 EXAMINATION

A. Examine areas and conditions, with Installer present, for compliance with requirements for

substrate anchorages, installation tolerances, and other conditions affecting installation and

performance of animal cages. Do not proceed with installation until unsatisfactory conditions have

been corrected.

B. Proceed with installation only after unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected.

2.03 INSTALLATION

A. Install animal cages level and plumb, according to manufacturer's written instructions and

recommendations and approved Shop Drawings.

B. Complete animal cage field assembly, where required, using methods indicated.

C. Install stainless steel cardholders as indicated on Drawings.

2.04 ADJUSTING

A. Adjust hardware and moving parts to function smoothly, and lubricate as recommended by

manufacturer.

2.05 PROTECTING

A. Provide final protection and maintain conditions, in a manner acceptable to manufacturer and

Installer, that ensure animal cages are without damage or deterioration at the time of Substantial

Completion.

END OF SECTION


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KENNEL ENCLOSURES AND GATES 13 19 13 - 1

SECTION 13 19 13 - KENNEL ENCLOSURES AND GATES

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY

A. Section includes components for field-fabricated kennels as indicated:

1. Stainless steel kennel components, including swing gates and frames.

2. Cage tops.

3. Guillotine doors.

4. Above-floor kennel system.

5. Accessories.




A. Product Data: For each type of product. B. Shop Drawings: Include plans, elevations, sections, and attachment details.

1. Indicate locations of blocking and reinforcements required for installing veterinary equipment.

2. Indicate locations of and clearances from adjacent walls, doors, windows, other building components, and equipment.

3. Include coordinated dimensions for equipment specified in other Sections. C. Samples: For each exposed product and for each color and texture specified. D. Product Schedule: Use same designations indicated on Drawings.

1.04 INFORMATIONAL SUBMITTALS A Provide warranty in accordance with this specification section, in addition to the warranty and/or

guarantee requirements stated elsewhere in Contract Documents including, but not limited to, Part III: Contract Documents Contract, Part IV: General Conditions, and Division 1 of technical specifications.

B Warranty: Provide manufacturer's written warranty in which manufacturer agrees to repair or

replace materials and products that fail in materials or workmanship within specified warranty period of ten (10) years. Manufacturer may not disclaim any implied warranty such as merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Both the expressed and implied terms of the warranty shall be read together for the benefit of the City.


A. Maintenance Data


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1.06 QUALITY ASSURANCE A. Manufacturer Qualification: Engage firm specializing in animal equipment with at least 5 years of

production experience of similar works and requirements of this section.

1.07 COORDINATION A. Coordinate layout and installation of framing and reinforcements for support of kennel enclosures

and gates. Installation of backing and support shall be the responsibility of the Contractor whether or not specifically shown.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

A. Provide manufactured units recommended by manufacturers for commercial animal care facilities.

2.01 KENNEL COMPONENTS

A. Basis-of-Design Product: Design is based on products manufactured by Shor-Line or Mason

Company, or approved equal.

1. Stainless Steel Gates/Gate Frames.

2. Side Panels.

3. Guillotine doors.

4. Flap doors.

5. Galvanized mesh kennel top.

2.04 KENNEL ACCESSORIES

A. Basis-of-Design Product: Design is based on products manufactured by Shor-Line or Mason

Company, or approved equal.

B. Cardholders: Stainless steel.

1. Dimensions: As selected by Architect from manufacturer’s full range.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.01 EXAMINATION A. Examine walls and floors with Installer present, for compliance with requirements for installation

tolerances and other conditions affecting performance of the Work. B. Proceed with installation only after unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected.

3.02 INSTALLATION, GENERAL

A. Install animal cages level and plumb, according to manufacturer's written instructions and

recommendations and approved Shop Drawings.

B. Complete animal cage field assembly, where required, using methods indicated.

C. Install stainless steel cardholders as indicated on Drawings.

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A. Tests and Inspections: Perform visual and mechanical inspection and testing for each operating

component of kennel product.

B. Verify that accessory items required have been provided.

C. Kennel products will be considered defective if it does not pass tests and inspections.

3.04 ADJUSTING

A. Clean, lubricate, and adjust hardware. Adjust doors and latches to operate easily without binding.

3.05 PROTECTION

A. Protect kennel products from damage, abuse, dust, dirt, stain, or paint. Do not permit use during

construction.

B. Replace kennel products that have been damaged and cannot be restored to factory-finished

appearance. Use only materials and procedures recommended or furnished by kennel products

manufacturers.

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REQUEST FOR INTERPRETATION #5

Project Elk Grove Animal Shelter (WFC012)

Prepared by

Document Purpose Response to bid queries for documents dated January 17, 2018

Kim Brown, Project Coordinator

I am an electrical contractor registered with the industrial relations department, on would like to inquire how I would bid electrical portions of this project?

Do I show up to preview meeting?Or can you put me in touch with the general contractors bidding this project so I may send them an electrical bid?

Please refer to the attached Plan Holder's List.

Date Posted 2/15/2018 with Addendum Number 2

Reference Specification Sections: Part IV. General Conditions, Section C Control of Work, Part C‐19 and Section 01 2500 Part 2.1 Substitutions.

QUESTION RESPONSE

Tennant Coatings, Inc. (the third largest manufacturer and supplier of epoxy/resinous floor coatings) through one of our preferred contractor/installers would like to provide a bid for the Seamless Resinous/Epoxy Flooring for the Elk Grove Animal Shelter Project using our line of products. I have prepared a Request for Substitution of an equivalent system using Tennant Company Products and have attached it along with product information for your review. If you would prefer that this information be directed to others within your organization, or directly to the Architect would you kindly forward or provide me with their contact information. If you have any question, require additional information or would like the request be presented in a different format please contact either myself or Omar Arguelles the Coatings Specialist for this project.

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I would like to respectfully request your kind consideration of Sika Sarnafil's 80 mil minimum thicknessfully adhered PVC roof system on the Elk Grove Animal Shelter located in Elk Grove, CA. Our Sarnafil G410 membrane is equal to the project requirements, as depicted in the Division 7 Specifications.


Ron with Grass Tex writing to ask you to allow me to submit an alternate to the Synlawn fake grass turf that is currently specified at the Iron Rock Union Park project? We have a product that would be equal to or better than the Synlawn product and would cost less. We are America’s largest manufacturer of synthetic turf with factory floor space of over 300,000sf. We have been in business continuously since 1976. I will submit our product in a side by side comparison to you if you are open to this.


Can you tell me who the CM is on the Elk Grove Animal Shelter project?

Unico Engineering, Inc. will be the City’s construction management team for the Elk Grove Animal Shelter.

A subcontractor contacted us regarding the stainless steel countertop. They cannot find it in the specifications. Can you please provide the specifications for the stainless steel countertop?

All stainless steel shall be 16 gauge #304. All Stainless Steel Countertops shall have a 4”backsplash and 4” side return where applicable.

I would like to submit a RFI concerning the construction plans and specifications. But, the specs are not clear whether to submit to you or the website. I’ve attached a request from one of our systems providers concerning the Fire Alarm System (see attached). Basically, there is some confusion between the plans and specs. The specs call for the Fire Alarm System to be Edwards (EST), Notifier, Firelite, Gamewell (FCI), or approved equal. The equipment schedule, on the plans (Sheet E8.50), calls out Edwards (EST). The question is; must we use the plans and provide only Edwards (EST) or would a Notifier system, per specifications, be acceptable.

Please let me know if I need to submit this to the website. Since the specifications state for information pertaining to the construction plans and specifications, contact you; I felt that this falls into this category.

Reference Specification Sections: Part IV. General Conditions, Section C Control of Work, Part C‐19 and Section 01 2500 Part 2.1 Substitutions. An approved equal is acceptable.

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Please provide a ceiling tile product. Finish schedule and spec only give regular and washable as requirements and various tiles meet those.

Specific ceiling tiles were identified in Addendum #1.

Finish schedule A9.00 ceilings call for WB‐1 stainable smooth T&G wood in Lobby. RCP calls for metal structure steel framing. Elevation A8.00 calls for wood look metal soffit panel spec section 095100 which does not exist. Please clarify what ceiling material is to be used in the Lobby 100.

Ceiling finishes were identified in Addendum #1.

For such a large ground up construction project (described on page 1; Paragraph A‐1; of Section A: Invitation to Bid) Can you please confirm that the construction duration of this project is only 385 Calendar Days as stated in the project manual?

The construction duration for the Animal Shelter Project is 385 calendar days.

Do you anticipate the bid date changing & extending it past 2/20/18 ?

The bid due date and time for the Animal Shelter Project will not change.

Dudick would like to be considered as a substitute for the Division 9 section 096723, resinous flooring scope.

I have included the attached substitution form and the tech data for our proposed product substitution. Please let me know if there is anything else you need in order for Dudick to be considered.


Division 23 Controls specification "A. General: The control system shall be Honeywell Programmable Thermostat, or approved equal. Sequence of operation and control system components are shown on the drawings."Is it the City’s intention to have each piece of equipment operate stand‐alone or is a central building management system required? If that is the case will revised drawings and specifications be issued as an SOP and control system components were not indicated on the mechanical sheets?

Provide a full electronic Building Management System (BMS) which will control all HVAC. Manufacturers: Automated Logic, Alerton and Johnson Controls, or approved equal. All communicating equipment shall include BACnet controllers, or approved equal.

Where do section 098433 Sound Absorbing Wall Units occur? Contractor shall provide for in the Base Bid an allowance for the purchase and installation of 240 sf of 2” thick, gallery wrapped AudioMute Standard Acoustic Panels, or approved equal, color as selected by architect from Manufacturer’s full range., and (60) 2’x6’ custom shaped AudioMute AcoustiColor® Accent Baffles, or approved equal, color as selected by architect from Manufacturer’s full range.

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Storeroom 182 shows room with no door #, please advise. Door was identified in Addendum #1.

Material spec'd as PL‐6 Nevamar Texture‐Watercolor S8001T on A9.0 was discontinued in 2005. Please provide alternative.

Finishes were revised in Addendum #1.

Door #181, 116B, 180, 400, 401, 402 shown on floor plan but not on door schedule, please advise.

Doors were identified in Addendum #1.

Room 115 does not indicate what countertop material is it.

Room 130, 134, 136, 173, and 177 have stainless steel countertop in the schedule but in the drawings they are solid surface.

For the stainless steel counter tops, some elevation views will have 05 70 00.A13 and some STS‐1. What is the difference between the two?

Room 129 have no elevation, please include.

In going through the plans, finish schedule, and specs, I realized that the documents do no call out the thickness of the sheet rubber flooring. Nora Environcare come in (2mm) and (3mm) thickness. Could we get that clarified?

Finish was identified in Addendum #1

Correct countertop materials have been addressed via Addendum #1& 2.

Both references identify stainless steel countertops, 16 gauge #304

Elevations were identified in Addendum #1.

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Can you please direct where we can locate list of meeting attendees for the Animal Shelter on the City website?

I have a question concerning the Exterior CMU. On the elevation sheets A6.00 and A6.01 the exterior walls are called out as "Split Face" units with no patterns, but then on A9.00 a Ridiculously expensive and Labor intensive pattern is called out. Which is correct?

Drawing A2.0 has a lighter shade on hatch on the left hand side. This appears to be exterior concrete, but drawing A2.01 shows offices with a different hatch. Can you please clarify what this hatch represents.

Drawing A2.0 show no slab in the dog stray kennel and the kennels attached. Structural drawing S2.1 shows a depressed slab in these kennels. Please clarify.

Drawing S2.01 note 15 shows concrete curbs per arch. The detail is all through the left hand side of the page. Drawing A2.0 shows hatch in the same locations, but the hatch the 6" or 8 " curbs. Please clarify.

The pre‐bid meeting sign‐in sheet can be found at the following link: http://www.elkgrovecity.org/city_hall/departments_divisions/purchasing/request_for_proposals_bids/.

1. Click on the link above. The projects that are currently advertised are listed under Public Works Listing of Advertised Projects in a table. 2. Select the word “View” under the column entitled “Details” and this will link you to another webpage3. Click on the project title and you will see details pertaining to the project.

The correct CMU pattern had been revised and is identified on Sheet A9.01. It is a repeating pattern consisting of 3 separate colors of 2 differing finishes. At the 4th course, the basic pattern shifts 40” and repeats. This basic alignment repeats itself each 4’ lift.

Please refer to revised Sheet A2.0 as part of Addendum #2

All dog kennels have a sloping concrete slab, refer to structural drawings.

Please refer to revised Sheet A2.0 as part of Addendum #2 for 6” and 8” curbs.

Answers to project related questions will be issued electronically via email, RFI or addendum. RFI and addendum will be posted to the Elk Grove City’s web page at the following link: http://www.elkgrovecity.org/city_hall/departments_divisions/purchasing/request_for_proposals_bids/.

To view project related information and documents ‐ RFI, Addenda, Bid documents that have been issued:1. Click on the link above (or copy and paste it into your internet browser). The projects that are currently advertised are listed under Public Works Listing of Advertised Projects in a table. 2. Select the word “View” under the column entitled “Details” and this will link you to another webpage3. Click on the project title and you will see details pertaining to the project.For those that have not signed up, interested parties can sign up for email updates at the web page listed above, the top right corner of the page has a green conversation box, click on it and add your email and select the items you’d like to receive updates.

I registered as a document/plan holder. Will I get notices if things are added to the project link.

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The bid due date and time for the Animal Shelter Project will not change.

Refer to attached specification sections and updated equipment schedule

All Storefront, including glazing within common walls to animal housing rooms (dog and cat), shall be 2x6 center gazed, with 1” insulated glazing. This shall supersede any drawings within this addendum.

The specs for equipment says NA, but we have an equipment list on sheet A9.06 with referencing to the manufacture or what specs of EQ to use. Are we excluding the equipment, is it owner provided, and /or will specs for this equipment be coming out?Windows number S14 and S13 show no Details. are these 2x6" center glazed with 1" infill Storefront or 1/4" glazed interior frames?

Since this project is bidding on the 20th, the day returning from a three day holiday weekend, will this bid date be changing?

All interior and exterior windows with a head height of 14’ or lower shall have window shades, with the exception of Window S‐1. There are no motorized shades.

There are no motorized shades in the project.

Fire alarm system as per plans and specifications.

Unico Engineering, Inc. will be the City’s construction management team for the Elk Grove Animal Shelter. Unico has hired their materials testing firms as part of their construction management team for this Project.

1. Spec section calls for ALL exterior and interior windows under head height of 14'. There was no call out on plans. Can you please clarify this is what they want? There are some interior areas that seem odd to have shades. If different, Can you please clarify exact location of shades needed.

2. Spec talks about motorized shades. Can you please clarify if any are to be motorized?

Is the Fire Alarm System per plans and specs or design/build? The sheet notes indicate both. Please clarify.

Has a firm been selected yet to provide Special Inspection and Materials Testing Services?

I have read over the spec sheets to see if there are any references to AB693, I did not see any but I want to make doubly sure, can you please advise me if there is an AB693 issue?

No.

Does window type S1 on page A9.05 get roller shades? Refer to addendum #2 for revised plan sheet A9.05.

On page A9.06, Equipment Schedule, are these to be included in the bid? We are not finding spec sections for these items. Please specify.

Refer to attached specification sections and updated equipment schedule

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Stainless steel countertops are called off on the drawings but I don’t see them called off in the specifications. Please advise.


The cabinet elevations in Locker Rooms 158 & 162 call for metal lockers. The cabinet detail in these rooms also calls off metal lockers. The finish schedule calls off phenolic lockers. Please advise which material is correct. There are no specifications in the spec book for these lockers either…Please advise.

Lockers shall be revised as follows and configuration as identified on revised sheets and attached specification. All lockers shall have a power kit.

074213 Metal Wall Panels the spec calls for exposed fastener panels, plans call for Concealed Fastener Insulated Panels; Part 2, 2.02 Exposed Fastener Lap Seam Metal Wall Panels, A, 1. 24 ga. Nu wave corrugated as manufactured by AEP‐Span, or approved equal (Install on Vert.)Please clarify panels listed on Plan Page A6.00 Key Notes,‐074213.B4 Corrugated Vertical Insulated Metal Panel w/concealed fasteners, ‐074213.B6 Corrugated Horizontal Metal Panels w/concealed fasteners,‐074213.C3 Horizontal Insulated Metal Panels w/concealed fasteners. Please confirm which to use on this job?

Exterior wall panel shall be Nu‐Wave corrugated 24 ga, or approved equal, exposed fastener, with custom color.

The plans call for Exterior Vinyl Wall Covering (097200.A1). We can not locate this spec section. Please specify.

Exterior Vinyl Wall Covering was listed in error. Please delete.

We seem to be missing some spec sections for security on this project. 281300 Access Control & 28XXXX CCTV. I see that there's drawings for these systems, but no spec sections. I'm pulling this information up off the sac builders exchange.

Alarm monitoring shall be by the City. Individual card readers shall be provided by the City and installed by the Contractor .

Section 28 13 00 is missing from the division 28 spec. Will you supply the access control & alarm monitoring specs or please advise?

Alarm monitoring shall be by the City. Individual card readers shall be provided by the City and installed by the Contractor .

Q. 10 21 13 part 2 is calling out for HDPE partitions by Scranton. Section b references material thickness to be ½’ for panels, and ¾” for doors and pilasters. Scranton only offers their product in 1” thick material. Is the material to be HDPE, phenolic, or solid color composite reinforced (SCRC)? If the material is to be changed from HDPE can you please provide the new manufacturer, and hardware style that will be desired.

Correct partitions are identified on Addendum#1, sheet A9.0, Bobrick, Duraline Trespa, phenolic partitions, or approved equal.

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Sheet S2.01 Foundation plan notes #8, updated in Addendum #01. The detail called out does not exist. Please provide the correct detail reference.

Please refer to revise Sheet S2.01, as part of Addendum #2.

Review of the specifications, we are missing specifications section on Cementitious Acoustic Spray. This material is being called for in several rooms where it is required above the painted CMU walls. Reference to sheet A9.00 in Addendum #01 provides callout as CAS‐1. This all being said, we are also curious if the CAS‐1 finish is to have an integral color or if it will be painted similar to the CMU walls below per the finish schedule.

CAS‐1 shall by Pyrok Acoustement 40, or approved equal. Refer to attached specification section, with 1 1/2” x 2” galv. trim at bottom edge.

We cannot find any specifications for equipment listed as CFCI in Addendum 1 on Sheet A9.06, including kennels and phenolic lockers and stainless steel tops, etc. Please advise.


Is there a Spec section for the Trench drain referenced on page AD. 04 detail 25?

Trench drains are called out and referenced on Sheet P0.01.

The Plans are calling for an EST Fire Alarm Panel will the Owner accept Notifier as an equal? Reference Specification Sections: Part IV. General Conditions, Section C Control of Work, Part C‐19 and

Section 01 2500 Part 2.1 Substitutions.

Looking to see if there will be a Public Address System for the Animal Shelter project? Can you please confirm if it will be part of the bid or if it will come out at a later date?

There is no public address system as part of this Project.

In the Wall Types Chart On Pages A2.02 through A2.05 the wall type C8.1 is referenced for all the CMU walls. The sheet number that is referenced for that wall type is AD.01 but on Page AD.01 that wall type is not listed under any of the CMU partitions. Please define what kind of partition C8.1 is. Thank you and have a great day!

Individual dog kennel CMU walls shall be precision faced 6x8x16 at 5’‐4” tall with full epoxy coating (Ep‐1) on all sides. All Exterior CMU walls shall be 8x8x16 and per CMU finish as indicated on Sheet A9.01, with a precision faced finish towards the interior. All exposed interior CMU walls not covered with epoxy or other wall furring, shall be ground face.

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Specification Section 102113 – Toilet Compartments has conflicting information. 1.02 A‐calls for solid color reinforced composite by Bobrick & 2.01 1 Calls for solid plastic by Scranton. The 2 materials are VERY different in every way, including price. Can we get an answer as to what they would like & we’ll get you pricing?


Spec Section 102113 toilet compartments has conflicting information. 1.02 A‐calls for solid color reinforced composite by Bobrick & 2.01 1 Calls for solid plastic by Scranton. The 2 materials are VERY different in every way, including price. Can we get an answer as to what they would like?


Section 01 33 00 ‐ 4 – Sustainable Design Requirements Part 1.10.C calls for submittals to go through “e‐builder construction management software” for require and approval. Will the contractors be provided access to the city of Elk Grove’s e‐builder system, or is the expectation that the contractor should buy our own version of the e‐builder software and provide the city of Elk Grove access? I do know that enterprise licenses for e‐builder can be as much as $250,000. This is the only location in the specifications that reference e‐builder. Thank you in advance.

Submittals under this Section 01 33 00 do not need to be submitted through "e‐builder construction management software". Please remove all references.

Clarification on the following door hardware issues:

1. Doors # 100A, & 200B are Pairs w/ Hardware #18 which is clearly for Single Doors.2. Door # 154 is a Single Door w/ Hardware #4 which is clearly for Pairs of Doors.3. Door # 153 is a Single Door w/ Hardware #10 which calls out a Sliding door.I am attaching the Door Schedule and Hardware Groups that were sent out with addendum 01.

Refer to Addendum #1.

The lighting schedule is missing “SF9.” Can you please give information about this fixture?

This has been updated as part of Addendum #2, Sheet E0.02

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The prints show Cat 6 for the cameras but in the spec (page 28 05 13 – 1 & 2) it calls out Cat 6A. Which is required?

Can you tell us if the ceiling space is going to be plenum rated or riser rated for the cabling?

Cat 6A. Plenum rating is not required.

Reviewing the contract documents, there are several disciplines that show what appear to be ceiling mounted surgery lights in rooms 146 & 150. What appear to be lights, are not identified on the electrical schedules / sheets, not specified, not schedule on the sheet A9.00 Equipment Schedule, and no special framing shown on the structural sheets for support /mounting of said units.

Please refer to updated equipment schedule. Contractor shall provide required backing and support and dedicated power supply as required.

Med Gas Rm 143 does not show any piping in or out of the room. Is there to be med gas piping to the Surgery Area? Isthere to be med gas piping distribution throughout the facility? Routed to multiple rooms? Routed overhead to Surgery Area?

Please refer to Plumbing Drawings Addendum #1. However, medical gas shall be routed to two surgery tables instead on only one as shown.

On sheet E2.00 there is a tag showing that room 143 will be enlarged on page E6.10 detail J. There is no detail J on that page (or any other that would coincide). Can you please supply a detail to show was is needed in this room electrically?

On sheets E1.20 and E2.62 the notes show that items will be moved based on add alternates. Can you provide information on which location they are being taken from (more specifically)?

On sheet E5.20 the there is a numbered note with no corresponding tag. Is this meant for unit “AC‐4” or “EF‐4?”

The Detail J/E6.10 callout is no longer used. Please refer to Detail H/E6.10 for the Room 143 requirements.

For E1.20 the SF3A fixture with Numbered Sheet Note 1 by it moves to the SF3A location with Numbered Sheet Note 2 by it. For Sheet E2.62, the devices are taken from the east exterior doors of Room 116 and Room 207.

Confirming, Numbered Sheet Note 1 on Sheet E5.20 is not used on this sheet.

Can you please advise for detail 6/AD.04 what type of locking system for this gate?

This is part of the dog kennels. Please refer to revised equipment schedule.

Spec Section 102113 toilet compartments has conflicting information. 1.02 A‐calls for solid color reinforced composite by Bobrick & 2.01 1 calls for solid plastic by Scranton. The 2 materials are VERY different in every way, including price. Please clarify.


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All chain link fencing shall have a 1 ¾” mesh with a bottom rail.

Gate hardware shall be as described on gate details, not hardware schedule. However, the door hardware shall match comparable manufacturers and products as listed on the hardware schedule.

Bidders shall provide 1 dedicated 115v outlet GFIC for each Dog Kennel Room, both interior and exterior.

Refer to added Sheet FS‐1 for exterior freezer. Contractor shall connect to all plumbing drains to the sanitary sewer, whether or not specifically shown.

The following doors shall have a ½ door vision lite (24”x36): 108, 109, 115A, 117A, 117B, 118, 119, 120A, 120B, 120C, 120D, 121B, 22B, 124, 125, 126, 130, 131, 132, 133B, 134B, 144B, 172, 203B, 206, 207A, 207B, 300B, 300C, 300D, 301, 302, 304B, 305B. All glazing shall be 3/8” tempered. This shall supersede any vision lite shown on the addenda drawings.

CLARIFICATIONS

All exterior doors with the exception of storefront doors shall have a lockguard, Trimco 5001, 32D.

Contractor shall provide within the base Bid, an allowance for the purchase and installation of twelve (12), 14” Solartube 300 DS Closed Ceiling, with required installation accessories, or approved equal, to be located throughout the facility.

General Note #26, shall be corrected to read, Contractor shall provide within the Base Bid, an allowance for the purchase and installation of 150, 10” high, mill finish cast aluminum letters with a ½” standoff. Wording and font to be determined by the Architect.

Sheet A9.00‐ In locations of FRP, the height shall be full height.

I am looking at the Acoustical Ceiling work and having a hard time deciphering the WB‐1 Acoustical Metal Acoustical Panel. The ceiling is called out as WB‐1 for the Lobby, on the Finish Schedule; however, Sheet Addn‐01 A4.01 calls out 05 12 00.A1 for the ceiling/deck. I am not sure where the Armstrong Metal Ceilings are to be figured.

Refer to addendum #2.

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