fairfield county jail plans document

FAIRFIELD COUNTY NEW PUBLIC SAFETY & JAIL FACILITY

Exhibit D - GMP Amendment Proposal

August 25, 2015

August 25, 2015 Mr. Steve Davis County Commisioner Fairfield County Commissioners 210 E. Main Street, 3

rd Floor

Lancaster, OH 43130 Re: Exhibit D – GMP Amendment New Public Safety & Jail Facility Dear Mr. Davis: We are pleased to submit to the Board of Commissioners for approval a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) Amendment for the New Public Safety & Jail Facility. During the past few weeks, Granger Construction has been working closely with your county staff and the project architects and engineers to prequalify subcontractors and obtain bids for the construction of the project. We feel that we have proposed a strong construction team for the construction of your new facility. Thank you for selecting Granger Construction as your Construction Manager at Risk. If you have any questions regarding the information we have submitted to you, please don’t hesitate to give me a call. Sincerely, Granger Construction Company

Rob Train, LEED GA Director – Preconstruction Services CC: Carri Brown, Fairfield County

Dennis Keller, Fairfield County Jerry Perrigo, Fairfield County Sheriff’s Office Garry McAnally, Wachtel & McAnally Architects/Planner Inc.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

EXHIBIT D - GMP AMENDMENT 1

EXHIBIT A. BASIS DOCUMENTS 5 EXHIBIT B. ASSUMPTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS 21

EXHIBIT C. PROJECT ESTIMATE 25 EXHIBIT D. PROJECT SCHEDULE 57

EXHIBIT E. CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS SCHEDULE 62 EXHIBIT F. STAFFING PLAN 64 EXHIBIT G. SUBCONTRACTOR WORK SCOPES 66

EXHIBIT H. SCOPE OF CM’S SELF-PERFORMED WORK 122

EXHIBIT I. SCHEDULE OF ALLOWANCES 124

EXHIBIT J. SCHEDULE OF UNIT PRICES 126

EXHIBIT K. SCHEDULE OF ALTERNATES 128

EXHIBIT L. SCHEDULE OF INCENTIVES & SHARED SAVINGS 138

EXHIBIT D –GMP AMENDMENT

Exhibit D – GMP Amendment Fairfield County, Ohio

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The Owner and the CM enter into this Amendment as of the date set forth below to amend the Contract they entered into as of June 16, 2015, in connection with the Project known as:

Project Name: New Public Safety & Jail Facility

Owner: Fairfield County Commissioners

Construction Manager (“CM”): Granger Construction Company

- CONTRACT SUM AND RELATED ITEMS FOR THIS AMENDMENT

The Contract Sum is $ 34,499,097, which is the sum of the estimated Cost of the Work, plus the CM’s

Contingency, plus the CM’s Fee as follows:

The estimated Cost of the Work is $ 32,600,790, which includes all Allowances (if any) and Unit Prices

(if any) defined through this Amendment, and is the sum of:

CM’s Construction Stage Personnel Costs in the amount of $ 565,655, which amount shall not

exceed $ 565,655;

General Conditions Costs in the amount of $ 735,450, which shall not exceed $ 735,450;

Since the date of the Agreement, the scope of the General Conditions Work has been changed as follows: The Permit Fee Allowance has been reduced from $60,000 to $25,000. The cost of the Bond provided by Granger Construction has increased from $155,000 to $172,064.

On account of the changed in the scope of the General Conditions Work, the General Conditions Costs cap stated in the Agreement is hereby changed to $ 717,514.

all Work the CM proposes to provide through Subcontractors in the amount of $ 31,030,182;

all Work the CM proposes to self-perform directly or through a CM Affiliated Entity in the amount of $ 287,439, which amount does not include any costs accounted for under the CM’s Construction Stage Personnel Costs or General Conditions Costs.

The CM’s Contingency in the amount of $ 657,439, which shall not exceed 2%, Two percent of the above-identified Cost of the Work.

Notwithstanding Article 9 of the General Conditions, the Contingency Review Dates will be the dates on which the CM achieves the following activities identified in the Construction Progress Schedule

attached as GMP Exhibit E:

110, Auger Cast Piles Office Wing (Area A)

82, MEP Rough-In South Housing Wing (Area C)

123, MEP Terminations / Devices / Fixtures Office Wing (Area A)

The CM’s Fee in the amount of $ 1,240,868, which shall not exceed 3%, Three Original CM Fee plus 0.72% Seventy Two One Hundredths of percent Sub Bond Risk Fee of the sum of the Cost of the Work plus

the CM’s Contingency plus, all as identified above.

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Exhibit D – GMP Amendment

Fairfield County, Ohio

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Recap of Contract Sum and Related Items:

Compensation

Component Description

refer to complete description in the Section

of this GMP Amendment referenced below

Current Amount before execution of

this GMP Amendment

Increase (Decrease) amount added to or

(deducted from) Current Amount

Amended Amount after execution of this

GMP Amendment

Contract Sum $0 $34,499,097 $34,499,097

Estimated Cost of the Work

$0 $32,600,790 $32,600,790

Personnel Costs $0 $565,655 $565,655

General Conditions Costs $0 $717,514 $717,514

Subcontracted Work $0 $31,030,182 $31,030,182

Self-performed Work $0 $287,439 $287,439

CM’s Contingency $0 $657,439 $657,439

CM’s Fee $0 $1,240,868 $1,240,868

- CONTRACT TIMES

The Contract Times are the periods established in the following table for the achievement of the associated

Milestones:

Construction Stage Milestone(s)

to which Liquidated Damages apply Contract Time

Projected Date

(as of the date of this GMP Amendment)

Substantial Completion of all Work 730 days 8/24/17

The projected dates listed under “Projected Date (as of the date of this GMP Amendment)” are provided only for convenient reference during the consideration and negotiation of this GMP Amendment. The durations

listed under “Contract Time” define the Contract Time and take precedence over the projected dates.

- LIST OF EXHIBITS

This Amendment is based upon the following documents:

Basis Documents attached as GMP Exhibit A; (This exhibit includes the A/E-prepared Design Intent Statement (if applicable) and a list, which identifies

by number, title, and date, all of the Drawings, Specifications, and other documents, upon which the CM

relied to prepare this Amendment.)

Assumptions and Clarifications attached as GMP Exhibit B; (This exhibit includes a complete list of the assumptions and clarifications made by the CM in the

preparation of this Amendment, which list is intended to clarify the information contained in the Basis

Documents, but is not intended to otherwise modify the Contract.)

Project Estimate attached as GMP Exhibit C; (This exhibit includes a detailed estimate of the Cost of the Work which (1) allocates the cost of each of

item of the Work to labor and materials/equipment organized by trade categories and (2) does not contain

a lump-sum estimate for any item other than the CM’s Fee and the CM’s Contingency. This exhibit is

informational only. It is included to provide a tool to evaluate, analyze, and discuss the proposed Contract




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Sum.)

Project Schedule attached as GMP Exhibit D;

Construction Progress Schedule attached as GMP Exhibit E;

Staffing Plan attached as GMP Exhibit F; (This exhibit includes the CM’s detailed plan for staffing the Project during the Construction Stage and an

outline of the qualifications and experience of the CM’s proposed project manager and proposed

superintendent, including references, unless the CM previously submitted that information and the CM’s

project manager and superintendent were approved.)

Subcontractor Work Scopes attached as GMP Exhibit G;

(This exhibit includes a detailed scope-of-Work description for each anticipated Subcontract.)

Scope of CM’s Self-Performed Work attached as GMP Exhibit H; (This exhibit includes a detailed scope-of-Work description for all trade Work the CM proposes to

perform itself or through a CM Affiliated Entity if the requirements in the Contract are met; otherwise this

scope of Work will be performed by a Subcontractor.)

Schedule of Allowances attached as GMP Exhibit I (if applicable); (This exhibit includes a complete list and detailed description of all Allowance Items with related

measurement and payment terms.)

Schedule of Unit Prices attached as GMP Exhibit J (if applicable); (This exhibit includes a complete list and detailed description of all Unit Price items with related

measurement and payment terms.)

Schedule of Alternates attached as GMP Exhibit K (if applicable); and (This exhibit includes a complete list and detailed description of all Alternates with related measurement

and payment terms.)

Schedule of Incentives and Shared Savings attached as GMP Exhibit L (if applicable). (This exhibit includes a detailed description of all performance incentives/bonuses applicable to the Work

including related measurement/entitlement and payment terms.)

SIGNATURES

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Amendment as of the date set forth below:

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS GRANGER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY




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FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO

________________________ ________________________ Steve Davis, Fairfield County Commissioner

Rob Train, Director – Preconstruction Services

________________________

Mike Kiger, Fairfield County Commissioner

_________________________ David L. Levacy, Fairfield County Commissioner

APPROVED AS TO FORM ONLY:

_________________________ ________________________

Jason M. Dolin, Fairfield County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney

Date

Fiscal Officer’s Certificate

I, the undersigned Auditor of Fairfield County, Ohio, hereby certify that I am the qualified and acting fiscal officer of Fairfield County, Ohio, and that the Contract Sum under the foregoing Amendment has been lawfully appropriated for the purposes of the Contract and is on deposit or in the process of collection to the credit of the appropriate fund free from previous encumbrances.

________________________ ________________________ Jon A Slater, Jr., Fairfield County Auditor

Date

END OF DOCUMENT

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EXHIBIT A:BASIS DOCUMENTS

Fairfield County New Public Safety & Jail Facility GMP Proposal

Exhibit A – Basis Documents

Exhibit A

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SPECIFICATION SECTIONS DIVISION 00 - PROCUREMENT AND CONTRACTING

REQUIREMENTS

ISSUER DATED

00 00 01 TITLE PAGE Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 01 10 TABLE OF CONTENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 11 16 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 11 53 BIDDER PREQUALIFICATION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 21 13 INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS - SCOPE OF WORK DESCRIPTIONS

Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 31 26 EXISTING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INFORMATION


00 31 32 INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO BIDDERS APPENDICES ATTACHED BY REFERENCE SAFETY WORK INSTRUCTION CLOSE-OUT WORK INSTRUCTION


00 31 32 GEOTECHNICAL DATA Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 41 00 BID PROPOSAL FORM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 43 24 PRODUCT APPROVAL PROCEDURES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 43 25 SUBSTITUTION REQUEST FORM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 43 43 WAGE RATE FORM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 45 53 DRUG FREE SAFETY PROGRAM CERTIFICATION


00 51 00 CONTRACT AGREEMENT FORM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 62 16 CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 72 00 GENERAL CONDITIONS (CM AT RISK) Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

00 73 43 WAGE RATE REQUIREMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 01 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 11 00 SUMMARY OF WORK Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 14 00 WORK RESTRICTIONS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 21 00 ALLOWANCES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 22 00 UNIT PRICES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 23 00 ALTERNATES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 29 00 PAYMENT PROCEDURES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 30 00 ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 31 00 PROJECT MANAGEMENT Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 31 33 AGREEMENT AND WAIVER FOR USE OF COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN FILES


01 32 00 CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS DOCUMENTATION


01 32 16 PROJECT SCHEDULING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 32 33 PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 33 00 SUBMITTALS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 35 13.16 SPECIAL PROJECT PROCEDURES FOR DETENTION FACILITIES





Exhibit A

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01 35 43 ENVIRONMENTAL PROCEDURES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 35 46 NOISE & ACOUSTICS MANAGEMENT Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 40 00 QUALITY REQUIREMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 41 00 REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 41 20 AIR BARRIER SYSTEM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 42 00 REFERENCES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 45 33 CODE REQUIRED STRUCTURAL TESTING AND SPECIAL INSPECTIONS


01 45 33.01 STATEMENT OF SPECIAL INSPECTIONS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 50 00 TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION AND UTILITIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 60 00 PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 61 00 ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 73 00 EXECUTION REQUIREMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 73 29 CUTTING AND PATCHING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 74 13 PROGRESS CLEANING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 74 19 CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 77 00 CONTRACT CLOSEOUT Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 78 23 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 78 36 WARRANTIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 78 39 PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 78 43 SPARE PARTS AND MATERIALS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 79 00 DEMONSTRATION AND TRAINING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 81 19 INDOOR AIR QUALITY REQUIREMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

01 91 13 GENERAL COMMISSIONING REQUIREMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 02 - EXISTING CONDITIONS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

02 00 00 EXISTING CONDITIONS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

02 41 16 STRUCTURE DEMOLITION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

02 41 19 SELECTIVE DEMOLITION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 03 - CONCRETE Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

03 20 00 CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

03 30 00 CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

03 31 00 CONCRETE TOPPING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

03 41 00 PRECAST STRUCTURAL CONCRETE Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 04 - MASONRY Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

04 21 13 BRICK MASONRY Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

04 22 00 CONCRETE MASONRY UNITS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

04 72 00 CAST STONE MASONRY Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 05 - METALS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

05 12 00 STRUCTURAL STEEL Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

05 21 00 STEEL JOIST FRAMING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

05 31 00 STEEL DECKING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

05 40 00 COLD FORMED METAL FRAMING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

05 50 00 METAL FABRICATIONS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

05 51 00 METAL STAIRS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

05 52 13 PIPE AND TUBE RAILINGS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015




Exhibit A

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DIVISION 06 - WOOD AND PLASTICS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

06 10 00 ROUGH CARPENTRY Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

06 16 00 SHEATHING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

06 20 23 INTERIOR FINISH CARPENTRY Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

06 40 23 INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 07 - THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

07 13 53 ELASTOMERIC SHEET WATERPROOFING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

07 13 53 ELASTOMERIC SHEET WATERPROOFING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

07 24 13 POLYMER BASED EXTERIOR FINISH SYSTEM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

07 53 23 EPDM ROOFING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

07 60 00 FLASHING AND SHEET METAL Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

07 65 00 FLEXIBLE FLASHING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

07 71 00 PREFABRICATED ROOF SPECIALTIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

07 72 00 ROOF ACCESSORIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

07 81 23 INTUMESCENT MASTIC FIREPROOFING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

07 84 00 PENETRATION FIRESTOPPING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

07 92 00 JOINT SEALANTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

07 95 00 EXPANSION CONTROL Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 08 - DOORS AND WINDOWS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 11 13 HOLLOW METAL DOORS AND FRAMES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 14 00 WOOD DOORS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 31 00 ACCESS DOORS AND FRAMES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 31 13.53 SECURITY ACCESS DOORS AND FRAMES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 33 23 OVERHEAD COILING DOORS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 34 63 DETENTION DOORS AND FRAMES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 36 13 SECTIONAL DOORS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 41 00 STOREFRONTS AND ENTRANCES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 51 13 ARCHITECTURAL ALUMINUM WINDOWS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 56 59 SERVICE AND PASS-THRU WINDOWS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 56 63 DETENTION WINDOWS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 71 00 DOOR HARDWARE Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 71 13 AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATORS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 71 63 DETENTION DOOR HARDWARE Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 80 00 GLAZING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 87 00 GLAZING SURFACE FILMS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 88 53 SECURITY GLAZING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

08 90 00 LOUVERS AND VENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 09 - FINISHES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 21 16 GYPSUM BOARD Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 22 16 NON-STRUCTURAL METAL FRAMING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 30 00 TILING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 51 00 ACOUSTICAL PANEL CEILINGS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 51 23 ACOUSTICAL TILE CEILINGS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 65 13 RESILIENT BASE AND ACCESSORIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 65 19 RESILIENT TILE FLOORING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015




Exhibit A

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09 65 80 INDOOR RUBBER RESILIENT WEIGHT ROOM FLOORING


09 67 23 RESINOUS FLOORING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 68 13 TILE CARPET Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 68 16 SHEET CARPET Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 69 00 ACCESS FLOORING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 80 00 ACOUSTICAL TREATMENT Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 90 00 PAINTING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

09 96 56 EPOXY COATINGS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 10 - SPECIALTIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

10 14 00 SIGNAGE Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

10 21 00 TOILET COMPARTMENTS AND CUBICLES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

10 22 26 OPERABLE PARTITIONS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

10 28 00 TOILET, BATH AND LAUNDRY ACCESSORIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

10 28 13 DETENTION TOILET ACCESSORIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

10 44 13 FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

10 44 16 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

10 51 13 METAL LOCKERS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

10 55 00 POSTAL SPECIALTIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

10 75 00 FLAGPOLES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 11 - EQUIPMENT Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

11 19 00 BASIC DETENTION EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS


11 19 31 SECURITY BARRIERS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

11 23 00 COMMERCIAL LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

11 40 00 FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

11 52 13 PROJECTION SCREENS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 12 - FURNISHINGS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

12 36 61 SIMULATED STONE COUNTERTOPS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

12 55 00 DETENTION FURNISHINGS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 13 - SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 14 - CONVEYING SYSTEMS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 21 - FIRE PROTECTION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 00 00 FIRE SUPPRESSION – GENERAL Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 05 00 FIRE SUPPRESSION GENERAL PROVISIONS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 05 13 ELECTRICAL WORK Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 05 16 SLEEVES AND COLLARS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 05 17 FIRESTOPPING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 05 19 PIPING SPECIALTIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015



21 05 22 FOUNDATIONS AND SUPPORTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 05 23 VALVES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 05 29 INSERTS, PIPE HANGERS AND SUPPORTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 05 30 INSTALLATION OF PIPING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 05 48 SEISMIC CONTROLS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015




Exhibit A

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21 05 53 TAGGING AND CODING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 05 54 EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 05 93 TESTS AND ADJUSTMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 05 94 PROTECTION AND CLEANING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 06 00 MANUFACTURERˇS DRAWINGS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 11 00 FACILITY FIRE-SUPPRESSION WATER- SERVICE PIPING


21 12 00 FIRE SUPPRESSION STANDPIPES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

21 13 13 WET-PIPE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 22 - PLUMBING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

22 00 00 PLUMBING - GENERAL Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

22 05 10 MANUFACTURER'S DRAWINGS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015


22 05 16 SLEEVES AND COLLARS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015



22 05 22 FOUNDATIONS AND SUPPORTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

22 05 23 VALVES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

22 05 29 INSERTS, PIPE HANGERS AND SUPPORTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015



22 05 53 TAGGING AND CODING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015


22 05 93 TESTS AND ADJUSTMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015


22 05 95 FLUSHING AND STERILIZATION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

22 07 00 PLUMBING INSULATION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

22 11 13 FACILITY DOMESTIC WATER DISTRIBUTION PIPING


22 13 16 FACILITY SANITARY WASTE AND VENT PIPING SYSTEM


22 13 19 SANITARY WASTE PIPING SPECIALITIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

22 14 13 INTERIOR STORM DRAINAGE PIPING SYSTEM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

22 42 00 PLUMBING FIXTURES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

22 99 00 PLUMBING ALTERNATES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 23 - HEATING, VENTILATING & AIR CONDITIONING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 01 05 HVAC GENERAL PROVISIONS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 01 10 MANUFACTURER'S DRAWINGS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 05 00 COMMON WORK RESULTS FOR HVAC Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015



23 05 19 METERS AND GAGES FOR HVAC PIPING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015


23 05 23 GENERAL DUTY VALVES FOR HVAC PIPING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 05 29 HANGERS & SUPPORTS FOR HVAC PIPING & EQUIPMENT





Exhibit A

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23 05 48 VIBRATION CONTROLS FOR HVAC PIPING AND EQUIPMENT



23 05 53 IDENTIFICATION FOR HVAC PIPING & EQUIPMENT



23 05 93 TESTING, ADJUSTMENT AND BALANCING FOR HVAC



23 07 00 HVAC INSULATION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 10 00 CLEANING AND FLUSHING OF PIPING SYSTEMS


23 21 13 HYDRONIC PIPING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 21 13.15 CONDENSATION DRAIN & DRAIN PIPING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 21 13.53 EXPANSION TANKS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 21 23 HYDRONIC PUMPS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 25 13 HVAC WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 31 13.13 LOW PRESSURE DUCTWORK Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 31 13.14 HIGH PRESSURE DUCTWORK Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 32 00 MEDIUM VELOCITY VAV-CV BOXES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 33 13 LOUVERS & DAMPERS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 34 16 POWERED ROOF EXHAUSTERS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 37 00 REGISTERS, GRILLES AND DIFFUSERS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 51 13.13 MECHANICAL DRYER VENTING SYSTEMS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 52 16 CONDENSING BOILERS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 73 9 KITCHEN HOOD MAKEUP AIR UNITS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 75 00 AIR HANDLING UNIT Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 86 00 AIR COOLED CHILLER Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 90 00 VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

23 99 00 HVAC COMMISSIONING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

25 00 00 INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL FOR HVAC Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

25 01 00 SEQUENCE OF OPERATION FOR HVAC CONTROLS


DIVISION 26 - ELECTRICAL Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 00 00 GENERAL PROVISIONS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 00 15 WORK INCLUDED Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015


26 00 20 CODES AND FEES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 00 25 TESTS AND INSPECTIONS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 01 20 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 04 02 UNDERGROUND ELECTRICAL SERVICE Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 05 19 LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL POWER CONDUCTORS & CABLES


26 05 20 ELECTRIC HEAT TRACING SYSTEM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 05 23 MOTOR AND EQUIPMENT WIRING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015




Exhibit A

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26 05 26 GROUNDING & BONDING OF ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS


26 05 33 RACEWAY AND BOXES FOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS


26 05 34 BOXES AND PLATES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 05 38 VOICE DATA CONDUIT SYSTEM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 05 48 SEISMIC FOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 05 53 IDENTIFICATION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 09 23 LIGHTING CONTROL DEVICES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 24 16 PANELBOARDS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 24 20 MAIN SWITCHBOARD Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 24 60 DRY TYPE TRANSFORMERS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 27 26 WIRING DEVICES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 28 13 FUSES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 28 16 ENCLOSED SWITCHES & CIRCUIT BREAKERS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 29 13 ACROSS THE LINE MOTOR STARTERS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 29 42 BAS CONTROLS AND INSTALLATION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 32 13 ENGINE GENERATORS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 33 53 UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY (UPS) Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 36 00 TRANSFER SWITCHES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 41 13 LIGHTNING PROTECTION SYSTEM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 43 13 TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SURGE SUPPRESSION Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 51 00 INTERIOR & EXTERIOR LIGHTING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

26 99 00 ELECTRICAL ALTERNATES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 28 - ELECTRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

28 02 00 GENERAL PROVISIONS (CONDITIONS) Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

28 05 13 CONDUCTORS & CABLES FOR ELECTRICAL SECURITY


28 05 44 SLEEVES & SLEEVE SEALS FOR ELECTRICAL SECURITY


28 21 01 TOUCHSCREEN CONTROL SYSTEM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

28 23 00 VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

28 28 00 VIDEO VISITATION SYSTEM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

28 33 00 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

28 46 20 DOOR CONTROL SYSTEM Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

28 51 24 INTERCOM AND PAGING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 31 - EARTHWORK Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

31 05 00 COMMON WORK RESULTS FOR EARTHWORK Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

31 10 00 SITE CLEARING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

31 20 00 EARTHMOVING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

31 23 19 DEWATERING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

31 63 16 AUGER CAST PILES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

31 63 26 DRILLED CONCRETE PIERS AND SHAFTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 32 - EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

32 12 16 ASPHALT PAVING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

32 13 13 CONCRETE PAVING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015




Exhibit A

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32 31 13 CHAIN LINK FENCES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

32 92 00 TURF AND GRASSES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

32 93 00 PLANTS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

DIVISION 33 - UTILITIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

33 05 00 COMMON WORK RESULTS FOR UTILITIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

33 10 00 WATER UTILITIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

33 30 00 SANITARY SEWER UTILITIES Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

33 40 00 STORM UTILITY DRAINAGE PIPING Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

33 46 00 SUBDRAINAGE SYSTEMS Watchel & McAnally 7/15/2015

CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS NO. TITLE ISSUER DATED

C100 SITE LAYOUT PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

C105 SITE DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

C106 SITE DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

C.1 TITLE SHEET Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

C.2 GENERAL NOTES / DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

C.3 GENERAL NOTES / DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

C.4 DEMOLITION PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

C.5 SITE DIMENSION PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

C.6 GRADING PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

C.7 STORM SEWER / UTILITY PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

C.8 STORM SEWER / UTILITY PROFILES Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

C.9 STORM WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15



I001 LEGEND Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I001b PARTITION TYPES SCHEDULE Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I002 OVERALL 1ST

FLOOR FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I002a 1ST

FLOOR FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES – AREA A Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I002b 1ST

FLOOR FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES – AREA B Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I002c 1ST

FLOOR FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES – AREA C Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I002d 1ST

FLOOR FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES – AREA D Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I003 OVERALL 2ND

FLOOR FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I003c 2ND

FLOOR FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES PLAN – AREA C Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I003d 2ND

FLOOR FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES PLAN – AREA D Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I004 OVERALL 1ST

FLOOR SECURITY WALL PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I004a 1ST

FLOOR SECURITY WALL PLAN – AREA A Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I004b 1ST

FLOOR SECURITY WALL PLAN – AREA B Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I004c 1ST

FLOOR SECURITY WALL PLAN – AREA C Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I004d 1ST

FLOOR SECURITY WALL PLAN – AREA D Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I005 OVERALL 2ND

FLOOR SECURITY WALL PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I005c 2ND

FLOOR SECURITY WALL PLAN – AREA C Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I005d 2ND

FLOOR SECURITY WALL PLAN – AREA D Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I006 1ST

FLOOR EGRESS AND OCCUPANCY PLAN – AREA A Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I007 1ST

FLOOR EGRESS AND OCCUPANCY PLAN – AREA B Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I008 1ST

FLOOR EGRESS AND OCCUPANCY PLAN – AREA C Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15




Exhibit A

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I009 1ST

FLOOR EGRESS AND OCCUPANCY PLAN – AREA D Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I010 2ND

FLOOR EGRESS AND OCCUPANCY PLAN – AREA C Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

I011 2ND

FLOOR EGRESS AND OCCUPANCY PLAN – AREA D Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

A101 OVERALL 1ST

FLOOR PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

A102 PARTIAL 1ST

FLOOR PLANS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

A103 PARTIAL 1ST


A104 PARTIAL 1ST


A105 PARTIAL 1ST


A106 ENLARGED 1ST


A107 ENLARGED 1ST


A108 ENLARGED 1ST


A109 ENLARGED 1ST


A110 ENLARGED 1ST


A111 ENLARGED 1ST FLOOR PLANS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15











A130 OVERALL 2ND


A131 PARTIAL 2ND


A132 PARTIAL 2ND


A133 PARTIAL 2ND


A134 ENLARGED 2ND


A135 ENLARGED 2ND


A136 ENLARGED 2ND


A137 ENLARGED 2ND


A138 ENLARGED 2ND


A139 ENLARGED 2ND


A140 ENLARGED 2ND


A141 ENLARGED 2ND


A142 ENLARGED 2ND


A150 OVERALL ATTIC FLOOR PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

A151 PARTIAL ATTIC FLOOR PLANS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

A152 PARTIAL ATTIC FLOOR PLANS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

A160 OVERALL 1ST

FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

A161 PARTIAL 1ST


A162 PARTIAL 1ST


A163 PARTIAL 1ST


A164 PARTIAL 1ST


A165 OVERALL 2ND


A166 PARTIAL 2ND


A167 PARTIAL 2ND


A170 OVERALL ROOF PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

A171 PARTIAL ROOF PLANS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15





Exhibit A

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A180 ALTERNATE G-1: OVERALL 1ST


A181 ALTERNATE G-1: ENLARGED 1ST


A182 ALTERNATE G-1: ENLARGED 1ST


A183 ALTERNATE G-2: 1ST


A200 EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS – BASE BID Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15




A204 EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS – ALTERNATE G-1 Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15



A210 BUILDING SECTIONS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

A230 WALL SECTIONS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15




















A300 STAIR SECTIONS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15







A400 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15












Exhibit A

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A500 DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15



A600 CASEWORK DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15






A800 DOOR SCHEDULES Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15





A810 FRAME ELEVATIONS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15





Exhibit A

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A820 DOOR DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15






















FSE-1 EQUIPMENT Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

FSE-2 SCHEDULE Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

FSE-3 PLUMBING Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

FSE-4 ELECTRICAL Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

FSE-5 DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

FSE-6 HOOD Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

FSE-7 WALK-IN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

FSE-7.1 WALK-IN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15







S100 FOUNDATION PLAN AREA “C” Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

S101 FOUNDATION PLAN AREA “D” Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

S102 FOUNDATION PLAN AREA “B” Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

S103 FOUNDATION PLAN AREA “A” ALT. G-1 Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

S200 LOW ROOF/MEZZANINE FRAMING PLAN AREA “C” Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

S201 LOW ROOF/MEZZANINE FRAMING PLAN AREA “D” Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

S202 LOW ROOF/MEZZANINE FRAMING PLAN AREA “B” Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

S203 LOW ROOF/MEZZANINE FRAMING PLAN AREA “A” Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

S204 HIGH ROOF FRAMING PLAN AREA “C” Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

S205 HIGH ROOF FRAMING PLAN AREA “D” Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

S400 SECTIONS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

S401 SCHEDULES Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15




Exhibit A

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S402 GENERAL NOTES AND DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

S403 ALTERNATE FOUNDATION PLAN SECTIONS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

FP110 FIRST FLOOR FIRE PROTECTION PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

FP111 SECOND FLOOR FIRE PROTECTION PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

FP112 SECOND FLOOR FIRE PROTECTION PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

FP115 FIRST FLOOR FIRE PROTECTION PLAN (EXISTING JAIL WORK)


FP200 FIRE PROTECTION DIAGRAMS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

PD100 FIRST FLOOR PLUMBING DEMO PLAN (EXISTING JAIL WORK)


P110A FIRST FLOOR PLUMBING DRAINAGE PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

P110B FIRST FLOOR PLUMBING SUPPLY PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

P111 FIRST FLOOR PLUMBING PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15



P114 KITCHEN PLUMBING PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

P115 FIRST FLOOR PLUMBING PLAN (EXISTING JAIL WORK) Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

P122 SECOND FLOOR PLUMBING PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

P123 SECOND FLOOR PLUMBING PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

P124 ROOF LEVEL PLUMBING PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

P200 PLUMBING NOTES AND SCHEDULES Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

P201 PLUMBING DIAGRAMS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

P300 PLUMBING STACKS AND RISERS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15




H110 PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR HVAC PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15





H115 FIRST FLOOR HVAC PLAN (EXISTING JAIL WORK) Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

H122 PARTIAL SECOND FLOOR HVAC PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

H123 PARTIAL SECOND FLOOR HVAC PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

H200 NORTH MECHANICAL ROOM HVAC PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

H201 CENTRAL MECHANICAL ROOM HVAC PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

H202 SOUTH MECHANICAL ROOM HVAC PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

H300 HVAC PIPING DIAGRAMS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

H301 HVAC DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

H302 HVAC DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

H303 AIR HANDLING UNIT SECTIONS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

H304 MECHANICAL ROOM SECTIONS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

H400 HVAC SCHEDULES Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

H401 HVAC NOTES AND SCHEDULES Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

ED001 SITE ELECTRICAL, DEMOLITION PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15



ED115 FIRST FLOOR ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E001 SITE ELECTRICAL, NEW WORK PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E010 ABBREVIATIONS, LEGEND, DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E110 PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR LIGHTING PLANS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15




Exhibit A

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E114 ELECTRICAL PARTIAL ALTERNATE PLANS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E115 FIRST FLOOR ELECTRICAL PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E121 PARTIAL SECOND FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15



E124 ATTIC LEVEL PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E210 PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR POWER PLANS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15




E214 ELECTRICAL KITCHEN PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E221 PARTIAL SECOND FLOOR POWER PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15



E310 PARTIAL FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL SYSTEMS PLANS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15




E322 PARTIAL SECOND FLOOR SPECIAL SYSTEMS PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E323 PARTIAL SECOND FLOOR SPECIAL SYSTEMS PLAN Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E401 DECS AND SPECIAL SCHEDULES/DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15




E411 LUMINAIRE/LIGHTING FIXTURE SCHEDULE Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E500 ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SCHEDULES/DETAILS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E501 ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E502 ELECTRICAL PANEL SCHEDULES Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E503 ELECTRICAL PANEL SCHEDULES/STARTER SCHEDULES


E710 FIRST FLOOR AREA A Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E711 FIRST FLOOR AREA B Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E712 FIRST FLOOR AREA C Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E713 FIRST FLOOR AREA D Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E722 SECOND FLOOR AREA C Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E723 SECOND FLOOR AREA D Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E730 BAS COMM RISER Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E740 BAS CENTRAL PLANT Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E750 BAS AHU-1 AHU-2 Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E751 BAS AHU-3 AHU-4 Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15

E752 BAS THERMAL UNITS Watchel & McAnally 07/15/15




Exhibit A

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ADDENDA ADDENDUM #1 Granger/Watchel &

McAnally 08/03/15

ADDENDUM #2 Granger/Watchel & McAnally

08/06/15


EXHIBIT B:ASSUMPTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS


Exhibit B – Assumptions and Clarifications

Exhibit B Page 1 of 2


The following assumptions and clarifications are included as part of this GMP proposal.

1. The scope of work included in this GMP is limited to the CMr and Construction Costs identified in Article 1 of this Exhibit D – GMP Amendment. The owner shall be responsible for other project costs associated with the construction of the project but not included in the GMP. A list of potential projects costs, not included in the GMP may include: Architecture and Engineering Fees, FF&E Procurement and Installation, Owner Construction Contingency, Environmental Consulting, and Utility Capacity Fees.

2. The owner shall have available for their use an adequate Owner Contingency for construction to accommodate changes to the GMP as a result of items such as; Agency Requests, Owner Directed Changes, Architectural and Engineering Errors and Omissions, and Unforeseen Conditions. An Owner Contingency of at least 3% of the GMP amount is suggested as a minimum.

3. Builder’s Risk Insurance will be provided by the Owner. In the event of a claim, the deductible

that Granger Construction is responsible for will be limited to $10,000.

4. The GMP is based on the alternate design for Augercast Piles as proposed by Richard Goettle, Inc. attached as Exhibit B, Attachment A – Augercast Pile Detail. The Owner will provide, prior to the start of work, written approval from that Architect and Environmental Consultant that this detail is acceptable.

5. Testing Results for Baseline Water Quality Testing, completed by others, will be provided by the

Owner to Granger Construction prior to the start of construction.

6. The costs of Agency and Utility permits and fees are limited to the Permit Fee Allowance identified in GMP Exhibit I – Schedule of Allowances. Granger understands that General Building, Mechanical, Electrical, Fire Safety, and other trade associated permits and inspections will be issued or performed by the City of Lancaster. Granger further understands that the Soil Erosion permit is issued and inspected by the Ohio Department of Stormwater Management, and inspection of the facility, prior to occupancy will be completed by the Ohio Department of Corrections. All plan reviews and approvals have been previously submitted by the Architect and Granger will not be responsible for further Agency plan submittals.

7. Accepted Mandatory Alternates included in the GMP are identified as “Approved” alternates in

GMP Exhibit K. Items identified as “Pending” or “Rejected” are not included in the GMP at this time. The owner may elect to accept any Mandatory Alternates for the price provided in Exhibit K for a period of 90 days after the date of this Amendment. Any accepted alternates added to the GMP during this period will be added via change order with proper adjustments to CMr Fee and Bonding costs. If the Owner elects to consider a Mandatory Alternate after this period, Granger shall request updated pricing from the appropriate subcontractors and provide a Proposal to the Owner.

8. Accepted Voluntary Alternates included in the GMP are identified as “Approved” alternates in

GMP Exhibit K. Items identified as “Pending” or “Rejected” are not included in the GMP at this time. The Owner acknowledges that these “Approved” voluntary alternates deviate from the project scope or specifications provided by the Architect and approval has been given by the Architect for this deviation or scope modification.




Exhibit B Page 2 of 2

9. Demolition and removal of the existing building was bid as a Mandatory Alternate and not

included in the GMP at this time.

10. Owner to provide Granger upon acceptance of this GMP Amendment a Sales Tax Exemption Certification. No Sales Tax is included in the GMP.

11. Hazardous Material testing or abatement is excluded from the GMP.

12. To manage subcontractor performance risk, Granger Construction will include a 0.72% Risk Premium Fee in addition to provide a Performance Bond for 0.53% of the cost of the work. The total cost of a Performance Bond as well as subcontractor risk will be 1.25%. The cost of subcontractor bonding, if required by Granger, or the cost of subcontractor performance failure will be paid by the Risk Premium Fee.

13. The Architect will provide, free of charge, CAD files of the design documents for use in the BIM Coordination Process.

14. Special Inspections are not included in the GMP. Coordination with the Owner provided special inspection agency will be provided.

15. Commissioning services are included in this GMP as this work is to be provided by Owner. This GMP does include coordination with the commissioning agent and resolution to deficiencies identified by the commissioning agent as applicable to the contract documents.

16. Controls devices such as controllers and cabinets identified on the E700 series documents as provided by Owner are to be installed only by the work included in this GMP, but are to be furnished by the Owner. BAS controls software, programming, interface, screenshots/images are hereby excluded from the GMP.

17. The 911 system complete is not included in this GMP and is to be provided by Owner.

18. Metal detectors identified on the construction drawings as being owner provided are not included in this GMP.

19. The inmate phone system is hereby excluded from the GMP and per the contract documents are to be provided by Owner.

20. The video visitation system has been bid for inclusion in the GMP, however, costs associated with this system are not included in the GMP Exhibit D at this time. Pricing associated with this system will be held for 90 days from the date this document is executed. Should the Owner determine that the Video Visitation System should be added to the GMP, this will be done via change order with proper adjustments to the CMr fee, and bonding. After this time, Granger will negotiate pricing with subcontractors for addition to the GMP.

21. The GMP includes costs to provide a card access system that is designed to be compatible with the County’s standard card access system. This system can be modified to the County’s Lenel standard card access system for a cost premium with proper adjustments to the CMr fee and bonding.


EXHIBIT C:PROJECT ESTIMATE


Exhibit C – Project Estimate

Exhibit C Page 1 of 4

Exhibit C – Project Estimate

Please see the GMP Estimate Summary dated August 25, 2015 attached as Exhibit C – Attachment A – GMP Estimate Summary, Exhibit C – Attachment B – Granger Estimates, and Exhibit C – Attachment C – Bid Tabulations.


DIV. SCOPE DESCRIPTION CONTRACTOR AMOUNT DIV. TOTAL

01 PRECONSTRUCTION STAGE COMPENSATION 36,175$

PRECONSTRUCTION FEE GRANGER 950$

PRECONSTRUCITON STAFFING GRANGER 27,625$

PRECONSTRUCTION REIMBURSIBLES GRANGER 7,600$

01 CONSTRUCTION STAGE COMPENSATION 565,655$

CONSTRUCTION STAFFING GRANGER 565,655$

01 GENERAL CONDITIONS COST CAP 700,450$

CONSTRUCTION BONDS GRANGER 155,000$

TEMPORARY FACILITIES GRANGER 28,200$

JOBSITE TRAILER UTILITIES GRANGER 5,875$

OFFICE & JANITORIAL SUPPLIES GRANGER 7,050$

OFFICE COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT GRANGER 18,800$

OFFICE FIRST AID / SAFETY / SIGNAGE GRANGER 3,525$

ON-SITE STAFF LIVING EXPENSES GRANGER 96,350$

OFF-SITE STAFF TRAVEL GRANGER 22,325$

PROGRESS AND FINAL CLEANING GRANGER 75,200$

DUMPSTERS GRANGER 58,750$

CONSTRUCTION FENCE / ACCESS POINTS GRANGER 23,500$

SWPPP MEASURE MAINTENANCE GRANGER 5,875$

PERMIT FEE ALLOWANCE GRANGER 25,000$

TEMP UTILITY CONSUMPTION ALLOWANCE GRANGER 175,000$


CONSTRUCTION COSTS 31,317,621$

01 CONTINGENCY ALLOWANCE (PER SPEC) ALLOWANCE 100,000$

TESTING ALLOWANCE (PER SPEC) ALLOWANCE 85,000$

02 EXISTING BUILDING DEMOLITION NOT INCLUDED -$

03 03-01 CONCRETE FDN & FLATWORK Thompson Concrete 3,293,960$

03-02 PRECAST CONCRETE PLANK Mack Industries 595,100$

04 04-01 MASONRY Mouser Masonry 3,189,073$

05 05-01 STRUCTURAL & MISC. STEEL Ohio Steel Industries 1,722,641$

06 06-01 GENERAL TRADES WAI Construction Group 2,344,881$

GENERAL BUILDING LABOR GRANGER 170,851$

07 07-01 WATERPROOFING & JOINT SEALANTS RAM Construction Serv. 610,000$

07-02 ROOFING & SHEET METAL Kalkreuth Roofing 991,507$

08 08-01 ALUMINUM STOREFRONTS & GLAZING Buckeye Glass 313,000$

09 09-01 METAL STUD, DRYWALL & ACOUSTICAL Valley Interiors 603,205$

09-02 RESILIENT & TILE FLOORING Continential Commercial 567,368$

09-03 RESINOUS FLOORING Stonhard 159,000$

09-04 PAINTING GRANGER ESTIMATE 632,500$

10 SIGNAGE ALLOWANCE (PER SPEC) ALLOWANCE 12,000$

11 11-01 DETENTION SYSTEMS CONTRACTOR Pauly Jail 2,790,804$

11-02 FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT Trimark 277,887$

21 21-01 FIRE PROTECTION Gutridge Plumbing 439,347$

23 23-01 MECHANICAL Sauer Group 5,602,223$

BIM COORDINATION MANAGER GRANGER 116,588$

26 26-01 ELECTRICAL Claypool Electric 3,113,400$

CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE

FAIRFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY & JAIL COMPLEX

AUGUST 25, 2015

CM STAFFING & GENERAL CONDITIONS

CONSTRUCTION COSTS

~ESTIMATE SUMMARY~

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CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE

FAIRFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY & JAIL COMPLEX

AUGUST 25, 2015

31 31-01 EARTHWORK & UTILITIES Massana Construction 1,399,365$

31-02 AUGERCAST PILES Goettle 1,882,000$

32 32-01 ASPHALT PAVING Chemcote Inc. 285,921$

LANDSCAPE ALLOWANCE (PER SPEC) ALLOWANCE 20,000$


CONSTRUCTION SOFT COSTS 1,915,371$

CREDIT CONST. BONDS ITEM ABOVE GRANGER (155,000)$

CONST. BONDS (0.53%) GRANGER 172,064$

SUB BOND RISK FEE (0.72%) GRANGER 234,986$

CM CONTINGENCY (2%) GRANGER 657,439$

CM FEE (3%) GRANGER 1,005,882$

TOTAL TOTAL

GMP TOTAL 34,535,272$ 34,535,272$

GMP TOTALS

CONSTRUCTION SOFT COSTS

~ESTIMATE SUMMARY~

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ESTIMATE SUMMARYPROJECT :

BUILDING :

DETAILS :

Fairfield Jail Facility

Fairfield County Jail - General Building Labor

Granger Carpenter

DATE :

GSF :

08/24/2015

111,535

CODE DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST/GSF % TOTAL

Laborer $153,823 $1.38 90.03 %

Labor Consumables $17,028 $0.15 9.97 %

$170,851 SUBTOTAL : %$1.53 100.00

$170,851 %$1.53 100.00

ESTIMATE TOTAL

ESTIMATE TOTAL :

GRANGER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

Fairfield County Jail - General Building Labor 1 2of10:20 am 08/24/2015Exhibit D - GMP AmendmentPage 28 of 138

ESTIMATE DETAILPROJECT :

BUILDING :


Fairfield County Jail - General Building Labor

ESTIMATE DETAIL

CODE DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT RATE SUBTOTAL DIV. TOTAL

Laborer $153,823

$49.68Laborer 3,096.00 hrs $153,823

Labor Consumables $17,028

$5.50Labor Consumables 3,096.00 hrs $17,028

ESTIMATE DETAIL END

Fairfield County Jail - General Building Labor 2 2of

10:20 am08/24/2015



BUILDING :

DETAILS :


Fairfield County Jail - Painting Estimate

Painting Take Off

DATE :

GSF :

08/24/2015

111,535


DIV. 09 PAINTING $632,500 $5.67 100.00 %

$632,500 SUBTOTAL : %$5.67 100.00

$632,500 %$5.67 100.00

ESTIMATE TOTAL

ESTIMATE TOTAL :


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BUILDING :


Fairfield County Jail - Painting Estimate

ESTIMATE DETAIL


PAINTINGDIV. 09 $632,500

$0.95Paint Walls - Drywall 39,069.00 /SF $37,116

$1.60Paint Walls- CMU (primer+1coats) 155,246.00 /SF $248,394

$2.75Epoxy Paint Walls 5,964.00 /SF $16,401

$1.20Paint Exposed Ceilings - average 8-12'H 6,633.00 /SF $7,960

$1.20Paint Drywall Ceilings 2,427.00 /SF $2,912

$2.75Epoxy Paint Ceilings 35,865.00 /SF $98,629

$135.00Paint/Stain Doors & Frames - Standard 153.00 /EA $20,655

$150.00Paint/Stain Doors & Frames - Security 169.00 /EA $25,350

$0.77Misc Painting & Wallcovering 106,410.00 /SF $81,936

$10,226.00Site Painting 1.00 /LS $10,226

$2.00Sealed Concrete (includes prep) 15,386.00 /SF $30,772

$17.00Paint Steel Plate Supports 2,330.00 /LF $39,610

$15.00Paint Handrailing at Stairs 836.00 /LF $12,540

ESTIMATE DETAIL END

Fairfield County Jail - Painting Estimate 2 2of

10:16 am08/24/2015



BUILDING :

DETAILS :


Fairfield County Jail - BIM Coordiantion

BIM Coordination Estimate

DATE :

GSF :

08/24/2015

111,535


Architectural & Structural Development $57,998 $0.52 49.75 %

BIM Coordinator $49,390 $0.44 42.36 %

BIM Technology $9,200 $0.08 7.89 %

$116,588 SUBTOTAL : %$1.05 100.00

$116,588 %$1.05 100.00

ESTIMATE TOTAL

ESTIMATE TOTAL :


Fairfield County Jail - BIM Coordiantion 1 2of10:19 am 08/24/2015Exhibit D - GMP AmendmentPage 32 of 138


BUILDING :


Fairfield County Jail - BIM Coordiantion

ESTIMATE DETAIL


Architectural & Structural Development $57,998

$0.52Revit Drafting Model Devlopment 111,535.00 sf $57,998

BIM Coordinator $49,390

$50.75BIM Coordination Labor 860.00 hrs $43,645

$718.12Travel 8.00 trips $5,745

BIM Technology $9,200

$525.00BIM Laptop & Software Package 5.00 mo $2,625

$115.00Video Conf. Techolgy Useage 5.00 mo $575

$150.00BIM Model Exchange Service 24.00 mo $3,600

$100.00BIM Server Storage 24.00 mo $2,400

ESTIMATE DETAIL END

Fairfield County Jail - BIM Coordiantion 2 2of

10:19 am08/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Thompson

Concrete

Construction

WAI

Construction

Group LLC

BASE BID 3,807,730 4,003,373

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X

BID BOND X X

Division 01 – Complete X X

03 20 00 – Concrete Reinforcement X X

03 30 00 – Cast-In-Place Concrete X X

03 31 00 – Concrete Topping X X

07 21 00 – Building Insulation *As Applicable X X

10 14 00 – Signage *As Applicable X X

32 13 13 – Concrete Paving X X

31 20 00 – Earth Moving *As Applicable X X

ALLOWANCES

1. 6 Tons of additoinnal reinforcing

2. $5,000 for temporary curbs and sidewalk

APPROVED ALTERNATES

G2: Storage Room 15,197

G22: Alternate Foundation Construction (S403) (174,687)

Vol: Credit Transformer Vault (3,780)

Vol: Credit Dewatering (310,000)

Vol: Credit Interior Joint Selants (13,000)

Vol: Structural Fibers in Topping Slabs in Lieu of Wire Mesh (5,000)

Vol: Credit Dry Shake Hardner (22,500)

3,293,960 4,003,373 0 0

PLM BOND ADD AMOUNT : 32,940

APPARENT LOW BIDDER :

APPARENT LOW BID AMOUNT :

ALTERNATES

G-2: Storage Roomn 15,197

G-22: Alternate Foundation Construction (S403) (174,687) 374,053

Vol: Structural fibers in topping slabs in lieu of wire mesh (5,000)

Vol: Credit Dry Shake Hardener (22,500)

Thompson Concrete Construction

3,293,960

FAIRFIELD CO. PUBLIC SAFETY & JAIL COMPLEX

BP-01

03-01 CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS & FLATWORK

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015

10:05 AMExhibit D - GMP AmendmentPage 34 of 138

PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Mack Industries DBS Prestress

Hollowcore

Incorporated

BASE BID 615,100 635,935 848,000

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X X

BID BOND X

Division 01 – Complete X X

03 41 00 – Precast Structural Concrete X X

Mobilizations X

Sales Tax X X

Credit Sales Tax (26,000)

APPROVED ALTERNATES


595,100 635,935 848,000 0

PLM BOND ADD AMOUNT : 12,300 15,000 12,300



ALTERNATES

G2: Storage Roomn 6,000 4,200 14,250

Mack Industries

595,100


BP-01

03-02 PRECAST CONCRETE PLANK

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Mouser

Masonry, Inc.

Kirk Bros.

Masonry, Inc.

Leidal & Hart

Mason

Contractors, Inc.

BASE BID 3,110,000 4,317,500 4,297,800

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X X

BID BOND X X X

Division 01 - Complete X X


05 55 00 - Metal Fabrications * As Applicable X X

07 21 00 - Building Insulation *As Applicable X X

07 65 00 - Flexible Flashing X X

07 95 00 - Expansion Control X X

ALLOWANCES

1. $1,150 per thousand for field brick Alt. Alt.

Winter Heat X X 25,000

Slab Protection X X

Coordination with Precast Plank X X

Precast Stone Signs X X

Existing Building Renovations X X

APPROVED ALTERNATES


G3: Brick & Colossal Block Veneer on Base Plan 55,000

G3a: Brick and Colossal Block at ((G-2) Storage Room 2,000

G4: Paint Mechanical Rooms 2,373

G22: Alternate Foundation Construction (S403) 14,000

Vol: Use Smooth Cast Stone Product in Lieu of Pineapple (9,300)

3,189,073 4,317,500 4,322,800 0




ALTERNATES

G2: Storage Room 15,000 13,500 19,680

G3: Brick & Colossal Block Veneer on Base Plan 55,000 215,000 204,500

G3a: Brick & Colossal Block at (G-2) Storage Room: 2,000 3,260 2,056

G4: Paint Mechanical Rooms 2,373

G22: Alternate Foundation Construction (S403) 14,000 76,000

Vol:Use smooth cast stone product in lieu of Pineapple prod. (9,300)

Vol: Eliminate winter protection (55,000)

Vol: Dumpsters by CM (15,000)

Vol: Cavity Mate Insulation in Lieu of DOW Spec'd System (42,000)

Vol: Low Color Range CMU W/ Natural Gray Mortar (18,700)

Mouser Masonry, Inc.

3,189,073


BP-01

04-01 Masonry

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Ohio Steel

Industries

Wanner Metal

Worx, Inc.

BASE BID 1,103,648 2,100,000

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X

BID BOND X X

Division 01 - Complete

05 12 00 - Structural Steel

05 21 00 - Steel Joist Framing

05 31 00 - Steel Decking

05 50 00 - Metal Fabrications

05 51 00 - Metal Stairs

05 52 13 - Pipe and Tube Railings

Loose Steel Lintels X X

Steel Utility and Beam Enclosures 618,143 X

Stairs and Hand Rails X X

Security Mesh Panels at Mezzanines NO (95,000)

Roof Ladders and Cages X X

Trench Drain Covers X X

Stainless Countertops and Supports X X

Copper Relic Box 850 X

Bent Metal Angles at Sectional Doors X (3,600)

Allowance for 4 Tons of Steel per Architect X X

1,722,641 2,001,400 0 0

PLM BOND ADD AMOUNT : 4,517 21,000



ALTERNATES

None

Wanner Metal Worx, Inc.

2,001,400


BP-01

05-01 Structural & Misc. Steel

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

WAI

Construction

Group, LLC

The Altman

Company

BASE BID 2,295,673 2,550,000

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X

BID BOND X


02 00 00 - Existing Conditions X X

02 41 19 - Selective Demolition X X

06 10 00 - Rough Carpentry X X

06 20 23 - Interior Finish Carpentry X X

06 40 23 - Interior Architectural Woodwork X X

07 84 00 - Penetration Firestopping *As Applicable X X

07 92 00 - Joint Sealants *As Applicable X X

07 95 00 - Expansion Control *As Applicable X X

08 11 13 - Hollow Metal Doors and Frames X X

08 14 00 - Wood Doors X X

08 31 00 - Access Doors and Frames X X

08 33 23 - Overhead Coiling Doors X X

08 34 63 - Detention Doors and Frames *As Applicable X X

08 36 13 - Sectional Overhead Doors X X

08 71 00 - Door Hardware X X

08 71 13 - Automatic Door Operators *As Applicable X X

09 69 00 - Access Flooring X X

10 14 00 - Signage X X

10 21 13 - Toilet Compartments X X

10 22 26 - Operable Partitions X X

10 28 00 - Toilet, Bath, and Laundry Accessories X X

10 44 13 - Fire Extinguisher Cabinets X X

10 44 16 - Fire Extinguishers X X

10 51 13 - Metal Lockers X X

10 55 00 - Postal Specialties X X

10 75 00 - Flagpoles X X

11 23 00 - Commercial Laundry Equipment X X

11 52 13 - Projection Screens X X

12 36 61 - Simulated Stone Countertops X X

12 48 23 - Floor Grids & Floor Mats X X

32 31 13 - Chain Link Fencing X X

Extended Boom Forklift 39,885

ALLOWANCES

$25,000 for temporary doors, partitons, and enclosures X

$6,000 for door hardware X

Sales Tax No

ACCEPTED ALTERNATES

G5: Solid Polymer Countertops 9,323

2,344,881 2,550,000 0 0


BP-01

06-01 General Trades

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015





ALTERNATES

G5: Provide Solid Polymer Contertops 9,323 57,500

G6: Proivide Lab Grade Casework 96,050 70,000

G9: Demo Existing MSMJ Building Upon Completion 498,000

WAI Construction Group, LLC

2,344,881

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Sealtech

Caulking &

Restoration, Inc.

RAM

Construction

Services

BASE BID 803,774 496,825

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X

BID BOND

Division 01- Complete X X

07 13 53 - Elastomeric Sheet Waterproofing X X

07 92 00 - Joint Sealants X X

ALLOWANCES

None

Moisture Barrier at Precast Topping 80,520 113,175

Caulking at SOG Expansion Joints (28,980)

855,314 610,000 0 0




ALTERNATES

None

RAM Construction Services

610,000


BP-01

07-01 Waterproofing & Joint Sealants

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Kalkreuth

Roofing & Sheet

Metal

Carl T Johnson,

Inc.

Harold J Becker

Company, Inc.

BASE BID 980,350 1,200,000 1,633,950

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X

BID BOND X

Division 01 - Complete X

06 16 00 - Sheathing *As Applicable X

07 53 23 - EPDM Roofing X

07 60 00 - Flashing and Sheet Metal X

07 65 00 - Flexible Flashing X

07 21 00 - Building Insulation *As Applicable X

07 71 00 - Prefabricated Roof Specialties X

07 72 00 - Roof Accessories X

07 92 00 - Joint Sealants *As Applicable X

07 95 00 - Expansion Control *As Applicable X

ALLOWANCES

None

ACCEPTED ALTERNATES


G8: Provide 20 Yr Warranty EPDM Roof Base Bid 3,315

G8a: Provide 20 Yr. Warranty at (G2) Storage Room 0

991,507 1,200,000 1,633,950 0




ALTERNATES

G2: Storage Room 7,842 9,500 12,450

G8: Provide 20 Yr Warranty EPDM Roof Base Bid 3,315 7,200 16,100

G8a: Provide 20 Yr. Warranty at (G2) Storage Room Inc. in G2 1,000 250

Kalkreuth Roofing & Sheet Metal

991,507


BP-01

07-02 ROOFING & SHEET METAL

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Buckeye Glass

Granger

Estimate

BASE BID 293,000 300,000

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X

BID BOND



08 41 00 - Storefronts and Entrances X

08 51 13 - ArchitecturalAluminum Windows X

08 56 59 - Service and Pass-Thru Windows No

08 71 13 - Automatic Door Operators X

08 80 00 - Glazing X

08 87 00 - Glazing Surface Films X

ALLOWANCES

None

Door Hardware 20,000

313,000 300,000 0 0




ALTERNATES


BP-01

08-01 ALUMINUM STOREFRONTS & GLAZING

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Valley Interior

Systems, Inc.

WAI

Construction

Group, LLC

BASE BID 589,900 695,955

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X

BID BOND


05 40 00 - Cold Formed Metal Framing X X

06 16 00 - Sheathing X X

07 21 00 - Building Insulation *As Applicable X X

07 24 13 - Polymer Based Exterior Finish System X X

07 95 00 - Expansion Control *As Applicable X X

09 21 16 - Gypsum Board X X

09 22 16 - Non-Structural Meatal Framing X X

09 51 00 - Acoustical Panel Ceilings X X

09 51 23 -Acoustical Tile Ceilings X X

09 80 00 - Acoustical Treatment X X

ALLOWANCES

None

Stenciling of Rated Walls X X

Blocking in Stud Walls for Wall Mounted Items X In 6-1 Bid

Expansion Control in Drywall/Sud Walls 3,585 X

Acoustical Wall Panels X X

ACCEPTED ALTERNATES

G21: Provide Tile Floors and Walls at Rooms Indicated 9,720

603,205 695,955 0 0




ALTERNATES

G21: Provide Tile Floors and Walls at Rooms Indicated 9,720

Vol: Fine Fissured Ceiling Tile #1714 in Lieu of #1757 (25,000)

Valley Interior Systems, Inc.

603,205


BP-01

09-01 METAL STUD, DRYWALL & ACOUSTICAL

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Continental

Commercial

Floors

BASE BID 466,890

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X

BID BOND


07 92 00 - Joint Sealants *As Applicable

09 30 00 - Tiling

09 65 13 - Resilient Base and Accessories

09 65 13 - Resilient Tile Flooring

09 65 80 - Indoor Rubber Resilient Weight Room Flooring

09 68 13 - Tile Carpet

09 68 16 - Sheet Carpet

VCT Waxing 46,650

Hard Tile Grout Sealer 4,300

ALLOWANCES

None

ACCEPTED ALTERNATES


G11: High Performance Coatings at Inmate Showers (11,866)

G21: Provide Tile Floors and Walls at Staff Bathrooms 59,434

567,368 0 0 0




ALTERNATES


G10: Indoor Rubber Flooring at A127 Exercise Room 4,805

G11a: High Performance Coatings at Inmate Showers (11,866)

G21: Provide TileFloorsandWalls at Rooms Indicated 59,434

Vol: Deduct Moisture Barrier (285,475)

Vol: Add High MoistureResilient Adhesive 22,125

Continental Commercial Floors

567,368


BP-01

09-02 RESILIENT & TILE FLOORING

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Stonhard

Division of

StonCor Group

BASE BID 0

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X

BID BOND


09 67 23 - Resinous Flooring

09 96 56 - Epoxy Coatings

ALLOWANCES

None

ACCEPTED ALTERNATES

G11: High Performance Coating at Inmate Showers: 159,000

159,000 0 0 0




ALTERNATES

G11: High Performance Coating at Inmate Showers: 159,000

Stonhard Division of StonCor Group

159,000


BP-01

09-03 RESINOUS FLOORING

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Pauly Jail

Building

Company

Fabcor, Inc.

DBA

Correctional

Products CCC Group

Cornerstone

Detention

Products, Inc.

BASE BID 1,982,000 2,640,000 3,237,000 3,454,000

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X X X

BID BOND X X X X

Division01 -Complete X X

07 84 00 - Penetration Fire Stopping X X

08 31 13.53 - Security Access Doors and Frames X X

08 34 63 - Detention Doors and Frames X X

08 56 63 - Detention Windows X X

08 71 63 - Detention Door Hardware X X

08 88 53 - Security Glazing X X

10 28 13 - Detention Toilet Accessories X X

11 19 00 - Basic Detention Equipment Requirements X X

11 19 31 - Security Barriers X X

12 55 00 - Detention Furnishings X X

28 02 00 - General Provisions 1,078,156 X

28 05 13 - Conductors & Cables for Electrical Security X X

28 05 44 - Sleeve & Sleeve Seals for Electrical Security X X

28 11 05 - Cabinets & Enclosure for Elec. Safety & Sec. X X

28 21 01 - Touchscreen Control System X X

28 23 00 - Video Surveillance System X X

28 25 00 - Personal Alarm System X X

28 28 00 Video Visitation System X X

28 46 20 - Door Control System X X

28 51 24 - Intercom and Paging X X

ALLOWANCES

$12,000 for Door Hardware X X

Video Visitation Dividers No Inc. Steel Plate

Sales Tax No No

Existing Door Control Yes

Base Bid Card Reader System 41,192 220,000

ACCEPTED ALTERNATES

Vol: Vicon Cameras in Lieu of Axis Cameras (50,750)

Vol: Delete VVU Stools and Dividers at Dayrooms (9,600)

Vol: Delete Video Visitation System (188,106)

Vol: Delete Personal Alarm System (73,415)

Vol: Paracentric Food Pass Locks in Lieu of Mogul (8,100)

Vol: Two 72TB ExaQ Vision Servers in Lieu of 1 Server 24,227

Vol: Delete Smoke Gaskets at Cell Doors (4,800)

2,790,804 BID WITHDRAWN 3,237,000 3,454,000

PLM BOND ADD AMOUNT : 41,862 20,000 25,000 34,540



Pauly Jail Building Company

2,790,804


BP-01

11-01 DETENTION SYSTEM CONTRACTOR

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


ALTERNATES

G16: Accurate Controls SEC In Base Bid

G17: Stanley Security SEC 1,294,280 In Base Bid

G18: Security Automation Systems SEC In Base Bid

G19: Pinnacle Integrated Systems SEC 1,570,000

G23: Lenel Card Access System 41,192 199,400 220,000 220,000

Vol: Bosch Video Management System (105,000)

Vol: Vicon Cameras In Lieu of Axis Cameras (50,750)

Vol: Provide Alternate Detention Cell Window System (50,000) (23,600)

Vol: Provide Wall Mtd Cell Desk and Seat in Lieu of Spec'd (10,000)

Vol: Add Dividers at Video Visitation Units 192,750

Vol: Delete Privacy Dividers and Stools at Dayrooms (9,600) (36,640)

Vol: Delete Video Visitation System (188,106) (152,000)

Vol: Delete Personal Alarm System (73,415) (33,000)

Vol: Two 72TB ExacQ Vision Servers in Lieu of 1 Server 24,227 In Base Bid

Vol: Exterior Windows Set by Mason Primed Only (162,000)

Vol: Paracentric Food Pass Locks in Lieu of Mogul (8,100)

Vol: Magnetic DPS's in Lieu of Mechanical (12,860)

Vol: Delete Smoke Gaskets at Cell Doors (4,800)

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Trimark SS

Kemp

The

Wasserstrom

BASE BID 277,887 289,923

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X

BID BOND X


07 84 00 - Penetration Firestopping X


11 40 00 - Food Service Equipment X

ALLOWANCES

None

277,887 289,923 0 0




ALTERNATES

Trimark SS Kemp

277,887


BP-01

11-02 FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Gutridge

Plumbing, Inc.

TP Mechanical

Contractors, Inc.

BASE BID 445,300 447,300

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X

BID BOND X X




07 84 00 - Penetration Firestopping *As Applicable X X

Division 21 - Complete *Excluding 21 05 20 X X

X

ALLOWANCES

None

Deduct Bond from Base Bid (4,453) No

Underground between building & FDP No No

Sales Tax No No

Hydrant Flow Test Yes Yes

Design Yes Yes

$2 million in Professional Liability Insurance Yes TBD

Kitchen Hood Suppression No No

Deduct Seismic Requirements

Semi Recessed Heads in Lieu of Concealed (2,160)

Service Point of Connection at 1' AFF (3,000) (4,000)

ACCEPTED ALTERNATES


439,347 441,140 0 0




ALTERNATES

G2: Storage Room 1,500 1,500

G14: Chemical Sprinkler at A173 (911 Center) 18,900 21,200

Vol:Combine 21-01 and 23-01 X

Gutridge Plumbing, Inc.

439,347


BP-01

21-01 FIRE PROTECTION

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Sauer

Group, Inc.

Gutridge

Plumbing,

Inc.

TP

Mechanical

Contractor

s, Inc.

Farber

Corporatio

n

Vaughn

Industries,

LLC

BASE BID 5,740,327 6,446,640 6,589,000 7,084,180 11,305,000

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X X X X

BID BOND X X X X




07 84 00 - Penetration Firestopping *As Applicable X

07 92 00 - Joint Sealants *As Applicable

08 90 00 - Louvers & Vents 24,000 7,960


Division 23 - Complete *Excluding 23 05 20 - Painting X X

25 00 00 - Instrumentation and Control for HVAC X

25 01 00 - Sequence and Operations for HVAC Controls X

26 29 42 - BAS Controls and Installation X

ALLOWANCES

None

Tax No No

Tap Fees 5,000 5,000

Heat Trace Furnish Only X X

Chilller Platform X No (Need Add)

Temp Heat Temp HeatersNew Equip.

Temp Water Service for Mixing Station X X

Pin Cleanout in Base Bid Inc. Inc.

Gas Piping 37,940 (13,685)

VFD's per Fan vs. Fan Wall 22,605 X

Clean Out Pins 15,874

Boilers 164,850 X

Approved Alternates


Vol: PVC Underground Storm (29,000)

Vol: PVC Underground Sanitary (62,000)

Vol: BAS Wiring and Controls by 26-01 (208,000)

Vol: Mechanically Coupled Piping Vs Welded @ Mech Rms (10,300)

Vol: Downsize Boilers (84,000)

Vol: Reduce Piping Sizes at Mechanical Room (673)

Vol:Delete Piping for Future Expansion (13,600)

Vol: Eliminate Chase Uhs and Add 8x8 Air Devices (14,400)

5,602,223 6,445,915 6,589,000 7,084,180 11,305,000

PLM BOND ADD AMOUNT : 42,107 64,466 65,890 57,000 113,050



Sauer Group, Inc.

5,602,223


BP-01

23-01 MECHANICAL

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


ALTERNATES

G2: Storage Room 13,600 10,860 7,789 13,700 6,300

G12: Provide Inmate Housing Water Mgt. System 193,323 238,810 218,280 150,293 151,000

G13: Provide Sanitary Sewer Grinders 63,662 68,440 57,400 67,600 69,000

WC-1 & WC-2 Willoughby Industries Nallyator Waste Device 15,874

Vol: Schedule 40 PVC Pipe for Underground San. & Stm (120,000)

Vol: Leave Spoils on Site (45,900)

Vol: Insulate Horiz. Stm piping and Drain Sumps w/ 1" Ins. 15,000

Vol: Mech Coupled Pipe Vs. Welded 2 1/2" and Larger (10,300) (89,467)

Vol: PVC Underground Storm (29,000) (43,300)

Vol: PVC Underground Sanitary (62,000) (136,700)

Vol: BAS Wiring and Controls by 26-01 (208,000)

Vol: Mechanically Coupled Piping Vs Welded @ Mech Rms (10,300)

Vol: Downsize Boilers (84,000) (102,375)

Vol: Reduce Piping Sizes at Mechanical Room (673) (7,482)

Vol: Delete Piping for Future Expansion (13,600) (13,535)

Vol: Eliminate Chase UH's and Add 8x8 Air Devices (14,400) (14,550)

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Claypool

Electric, Inc.

Vaughn

Industries, LLC

Jess Howard

Electric Co.

BASE BID 2,987,500 3,417,000 3,801,400

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X X

BID BOND X X




07 84 00 - Penetration Firestopping X X

07 92 00 - Joint Sealants X X

Division 26 - Complete *Excluding 26 29 42 X X

28 33 00 - Fire Alarm System X X

ALLOWANCES

$70,000 for Utility Connection Fees Yes Yes

Sales Tax No No

Heat Trace Installation X No

Video Voice & Data Wiring X X

Receiving & Setting Security Electronic Racks 2,300 TBD

Demoltion of Existing Building X 0

Transformer Vault X X

ACCEPTED ALTERNATES


Vol: Aluminum Panel Feeders (15,500)

Vol: Provide Controls Wiring and Devices Direct 175,000

Vol: Delete Chase Unit Heater Power (11,300)

Vol: Change GRC Conduit to EMT for 2" and Up Below 8' (11,800)

Vol: Change Compression Conduit Fittings to Set Screw (20,000)

3,113,400 3,417,000 3,801,400 0




Claypool Electric, Inc.

3,113,400


BP-01

26-01 ELECTRICAL

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


ALTERNATES

G2: Storage Room 7,200 8,300 4,654

G7: Provide Lightning Protection at Base Bid 76,900 74,600 75,605

G7a: Provide Lightning Protection at (G2) Storage Rm 1,400 645 1,648

G9: Demolition of Existing Building 35,200

G12: Provide Inmate Housing Water Mgt. System 3,100 1,489

G13: Provide Sanitary Sewer Grinders 4,950 7,700 7,230

G14: Chemical Sprinkler at A173 (911 Center) 1,450 4,200

G15: Provide LED Lighting 211,500 166,900 179,464

G20: Electrical in Floor Duct Systemat 911 Center 18,500 10,300 25,000

Vol: Aluminum Panel Feeders (15,500) (49,000)

Vol: MC for Light Fixtures at Office Area (Area A) (14,000)

Vol: EMT Conduit in Lieu of GRC 2" and Up Below 8' (8,600)

Vol: Set Screw Conduit Fittings in lieu of Compression (20,000)

Vol: Set Screw Fittings at GRC to EMT Alternate (3,200)

Vol: Provide Controls Wiring and Devices Direct 175,000

Vol: Delete Chase CUHs (11,300)

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Thompson

Excavation

Massana

Construction,

Inc.

Seals

Construction, Inc

BASE BID 1,768,838 1,413,163 1,845,225

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X X

BID BOND X X X


02 00 00 - Existing Conditions X

02 41 16 - Structural Demolition X

31 05 00 - Common WorkResults for Earthwork X

31 10 00 - Site Clearing X

31 20 00 - Earthmoving X

31 23 19 - Dewatering X

32 92 00 - Turf and Grasses X


ALLOWANCES

$20,000 for Temporary Drives, Parking Lots and Crane Pads X

ACCEPTED ALTERNATES

Vol: Farm Topsoil in Lieu of Specified Screened Soil (14,730)

Vol: Asphalt Millings as Roadway/Parking Lot Base (18,926)

Vol: Utilize Existing Stone for Grade at Building Excavation 14,233

Vol: Gorrugated Pipe Sump and Building Excavation 5,625

1,768,838 1,399,365 1,845,225 0




ALTERNATES

G9: Demo Existing MSMJ Building Upon Completion 120,750 102,350 120,000

Vol: Temporary Fencing 16,884

Vol: Farm Topsoil in Lieu of Specified Screened Soil (14,730)

Vol: Asphalt Millings as Roadway/Parking Lot Base (18,926)

Vol: Utilize Existing Stone For Grade at Building Grade 14,233

Vol: Corrugated Pipe Sump at Building Excavation 5,625

Massana Construction, Inc.

1,399,365


BP-01

31-01 EARTHWORK & UTILITIES

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Brayman

Construction

Corporation

Richard Goettle,

Inc.

BASE BID 2,650,000 1,875,000

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X X

BID BOND X


31 63 16 - Auger Cast Piles

31 63 26 - Drilled Concrete Piers and Shafts

ALLOWANCES

$25,000 for Obstructions

ACCEPTED ALTERNATES


2,650,000 1,882,000 0 0




ALTERNATES


G22: Alternate Foundation Construction (S403) (3,499)

Vol: Variation of Specified Pile Detail 1,875,000

Richard Goettle, Inc.

1,882,000


BP-01

31-02 AUGER CAST PILES

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


PROJECT:

BID CATEGORY :

BID PACKAGE :

BID DATE :

Chemcote, Inc.

BASE BID 285,921

ADDENDUM 1, 2 X

BID BOND X


32 12 16 - Asphalt Paving

285,921 0 0 0




ALTERNATES

Chemcote, Inc.

285,921


BP-01

32-01 Asphalt

8/11/2015

BIDDER :

ADJUSTED BASE BID :

~BID TABULATION~

PRINTED:

8/24/2015


EXHIBIT D:PROJECT SCHEDULE


Exhibit D – Project Schedule

Exhibit D Page 1 of 2

Exhibit D – Project Schedule

Please see the Project Milestone Schedule attached Exhibit D – Attachment A Project Milestone Schedule dated August 25, 2015.


ID Task Name Duration Start Finish

1 Permitting 13 wks Thu 5/28/15 Wed 8/26/15

2 Local Building Permitting 13 wks Thu 5/28/15 Wed 8/26/15

3 Soil Erosion Permitting 12 wks Fri 5/29/15 Fri 8/21/15

4 GMP, Bidding, & Preconstruction Phase 11.2 wks Fri 6/12/15 Fri 8/28/15

5 Finalize Contract Negotiations 0.2 wks Fri 6/12/15 Fri 6/12/15

6 Notice to Commence CM Services 0.2 wks Mon 6/15/15 Mon 6/15/15

7 Organizational Meeting 0.2 wks Thu 6/18/15 Thu 6/18/15

8 Subcontracting Plan Review & Acceptance 1 wk Mon 6/22/15 Fri 6/26/15

9 Subcontractor Prequlification Process 2 wks Mon 6/22/15 Fri 7/3/15

10 Subcontractor Informational Meeting 0.2 wks Tue 6/30/15 Tue 6/30/15

11 Construction Document Review & Comment 2 wks Mon 6/22/15 Fri 7/3/15

12 Bid Documents: Div 00 &01 1 wk Mon 6/29/15 Fri 7/3/15

13 Advertisement for Prequalification & Bids 2 wks Mon 6/22/15 Fri 7/3/15

14 Subcontactor & Supplier Bid Period 3.3 wks Mon 7/20/15 Tue 8/11/15

15 Subcontractor Prebid Meeting 0.2 wks Tue 7/28/15 Tue 7/28/15

16 Post Bid Subcontractor Evaluation/Recommendation 2 wks Mon 8/10/15 Fri 8/21/15

17 GMP Amendment Proposal for Review & Acceptance 1 wk Mon 8/24/15 Fri 8/28/15

18 Notice to Proceed with Construction 0 wks Fri 8/28/15 Fri 8/28/15

19 Procurement Phase 18 wks Mon 8/31/15 Fri 1/1/16

20 Subcontracts/Purchase Orders 2 wks Mon 8/31/15 Fri 9/11/15

21 Procure Renovation Frames 3 wks Mon 8/31/15 Fri 9/18/15

22 Procure Detention Frames 10 wks Mon 9/14/15 Fri 11/20/15

23 Procure AHU's 12 wks Mon 9/14/15 Fri 12/4/15

24 Procure Precast 10 wks Mon 9/14/15 Fri 11/20/15

25 BIM Coordination/Coordination Drawings 18 wks Mon 8/31/15 Fri 1/1/16

26 Construction Phase 100.8 wks Mon 9/21/15 Thu 8/24/17

27 Phase 1 & 3 90.8 wks Mon 9/21/15 Thu 6/15/17

28 Site Prep 9 wks Mon 9/21/15 Fri 11/20/15

29 Reroute Elec. And IT Utilities 2 wks Mon 9/21/15 Fri 10/2/15

30 Demo Existing Intake/Renovation 3 wks Mon 10/5/15 Fri 10/23/15

31 Temporary Sally Port 1 wk Mon 10/5/15 Fri 10/9/15

32 Soil Erosion/Temp Control Measures 2 wks Mon 10/26/15 Fri 11/6/15

33 Site Demo 2 wks Mon 11/9/15 Fri 11/20/15

34 North Housing Wing (Area D) 68 wks Mon 11/23/15 Fri 3/10/17

35 Excavation 1 wk Mon 11/23/15 Fri 11/27/15

36 Auger Casings 1 wk Mon 11/30/15 Fri 12/4/15

37 Test Piles 2 wks Mon 12/28/15 Fri 1/8/16

38 Auger Cast Piles 4 wks Mon 1/11/16 Fri 2/5/16

39 Excavation/Fill for Foundations/Grade Beams 2 wks Mon 2/8/16 Fri 2/19/16

40 Underground MEP 4 wks Mon 2/22/16 Fri 3/18/16

41 Concrete Foundations/Grade Beams 3 wks Mon 3/21/16 Fri 4/8/16

42 Masonry To Slab Grade 2 wks Mon 4/11/16 Fri 4/22/16

43 Slab On Grade 1 wk Mon 4/25/16 Fri 4/29/16

44 MEP In-Wall/Vertical Rough-In 16 wks Mon 5/2/16 Fri 8/19/16

45 Masonry/Frames to PC Elevation Level 1 5 wks Mon 5/9/16 Fri 6/10/16

46 Precast Mezzanines and Mechanical Room 1 wk Mon 7/4/16 Fri 7/8/16

47 Masonry 1 Course Level 2 1 wk Mon 7/11/16 Fri 7/15/16

48 Moisture Barrier Mezzanines and Mechancial Room 1 wk Mon 7/18/16 Fri 7/22/16

49 Topping Slab 1 wk Mon 7/25/16 Fri 7/29/16

50 Masonry/Frames Level 2 3 wks Mon 8/1/16 Fri 8/19/16

51 Precast Cell Lids 1 wk Mon 8/22/16 Fri 8/26/16

52 Masonry to Roof Elevation 3 wks Mon 8/29/16 Fri 9/16/16

53 Roof Precast 1 wk Fri 9/30/16 Fri 10/7/16

54 Roof Framing/Decking 2 wks Mon 9/19/16 Fri 9/30/16

55 MEP Overhead Rough-In/Equipment 13 wks Mon 8/22/16 Fri 11/18/16

56 Ceilings/Soffits/Steel Enclosures 5 wks Mon 11/14/16 Fri 12/16/16

57 Painting/Caulking/Finishes 10 wks Mon 11/14/16 Fri 1/20/17

58 MEP Terminations/Devices/Fixtures 8 wks Mon 1/2/17 Fri 2/24/17

5/28 8/26

6/12 8/28

8/31 1/1

9/21 8/24

9/21 6/15

F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N2015 2016 2017

Fairfield County Public Safety ComplexProject Milestone Schedule

8/25/15ISSUED FOR:

GMP Amendment Exhibit D

Page 1



59 Security Electronics Devices/Equipment 3 wks Mon 2/20/17 Fri 3/10/17

60 South Housing Wing (Area C) 70 wks Mon 11/30/15 Fri 3/31/17







67 Masonry To Slab Grade 2 wks Mon 5/2/16 Fri 5/13/16

68 Slab on Grade 1 wk Mon 5/16/16 Fri 5/20/16


70 Masonry Walls/Frames to PC Elevation Level 1 5 wks Mon 5/30/16 Fri 7/1/16

71 Precast Mezzanines and Mechanical Room 1 wk Mon 7/11/16 Fri 7/15/16

72 Masonry 1 Course Level 2 1 wk Mon 7/18/16 Fri 7/22/16

73 Moisture Barrier Mezzanines and Mechancial Room 1 wk Mon 7/25/16 Fri 7/29/16

74 Topping Slab 1 wk Mon 8/1/16 Fri 8/5/16

75 Masonry/Frames Level 2 5 wks Mon 7/25/16 Fri 8/26/16

76 Precast Cell Lids 1 wk Mon 8/29/16 Fri 9/2/16

77 Masonry to Roof Elevation 3 wks Mon 9/19/16 Fri 10/7/16

78 Mechanical AHUs (Both Housing Wings) 1 wk Mon 8/15/16 Fri 8/19/16

79 Roof Precast 1 wk Mon 10/10/16 Fri 10/14/16

80 Roof Framing/Decking 2 wks Mon 10/10/16 Fri 10/21/16

81 Roofing Dry-In (Both Housing Wings) 3 wks Mon 10/24/16 Fri 11/11/16



84 Painting/Finishes 10 wks Mon 11/28/16 Fri 2/3/17



87 Center Wing (Area B) 62 wks Mon 12/7/15 Fri 2/10/17




91 ExcavationFill for Foundations/Grade Beams 2 wks Mon 3/21/16 Fri 4/1/16



94 Masonry to Slab Grade 2 wks Mon 5/30/16 Fri 6/10/16



97 Load Bearing Masonry Walls/Frames to PC Elevation 8 wks Mon 6/27/16 Fri 8/19/16

98 Precast Roof Structure 2 wks Mon 9/5/16 Fri 9/16/16

99 Roofing Dry-In 3 wks Mon 9/19/16 Fri 10/7/16

100 Non Load Bearing Masonry/Frames 4 wks Mon 9/19/16 Fri 10/14/16



103 Painting/Finishes 11 wks Mon 10/10/16 Fri 12/23/16


105 Kitchen/Laundry Equipment 2 wks Mon 1/16/17 Fri 1/27/17


107 Office Wing (Area A) 68 wks Mon 12/14/15 Fri 3/31/17







114 Masonry to Slab Grade 2 wks Mon 6/20/16 Fri 7/1/16



117 Masonry Walls to Bearing Elevation 4 wks Mon 8/22/16 Fri 9/16/16



8/25/15ISSUED FOR:


Page 2



118 Roof Structure and Decking 3 wks Mon 9/19/16 Fri 10/7/16

119 Roofing 2 wks Mon 10/10/16 Fri 10/21/16


121 Interior Walls 5 wks Mon 12/5/16 Fri 1/6/17

122 Painting/Finishes/Raised Floor 9 wks Mon 1/9/17 Fri 3/10/17


124 Site 32 wks Mon 10/17/16 Fri 5/26/17

125 Underground Utilities 7 wks Mon 10/24/16 Fri 12/9/16

126 Impervious Surfaces 10 wks Mon 3/13/17 Fri 5/19/17

127 Masonry Veneer 10 wks Mon 10/17/16 Fri 12/23/16

128 Landscaping and Seeding 5 wks Mon 4/24/17 Fri 5/26/17

129 General 8 wks Mon 4/3/17 Fri 5/26/17

130 Temperature Controls Start-Up/Check-Out 3 wks Mon 4/3/17 Fri 4/21/17

131 Security Electronics Start-Up/ Check Out 4 wks Mon 4/3/17 Fri 4/28/17

132 Commissioning 4 wks Mon 4/24/17 Fri 5/19/17

133 Video Visitation 4 wks Mon 4/3/17 Fri 4/28/17

134 Owner IT 8 wks Mon 4/3/17 Fri 5/26/17

135 Closeout Items 23.8 wks Mon 1/2/17 Thu 6/15/17

136 Training Plan Development 4 wks Mon 1/2/17 Fri 1/27/17

137 Early Completion of Pod For Owner Training 0 wks Mon 2/6/17 Mon 2/6/17

138 Owner/AE Punch List 5 wks Mon 4/3/17 Fri 5/5/17

139 Final Inspections 1 wk Mon 5/22/17 Fri 5/26/17

140 Substantial Completion 0 wks Mon 5/29/17 Mon 5/29/17

141 Owner Training/Transition Training 4.6 wks Tue 5/16/17 Thu 6/15/17

142 Phase 2 12.8 wks Mon 5/29/17 Thu 8/24/17

143 Vacate Existing Jail 2 wks Fri 6/16/17 Thu 6/29/17

144 Building Demolition 3 wks Fri 6/30/17 Thu 7/20/17

145 Site Demolition 1 wk Fri 7/21/17 Thu 7/27/17

146 Underground Utilities 2 wks Fri 7/28/17 Thu 8/10/17

147 Impervious Sufaces 2 wks Fri 8/11/17 Thu 8/24/17

148 Landscaping 8 wks Mon 5/29/17 Fri 7/21/17

149 Final Seeding 9 wks Mon 5/29/17 Fri 7/28/17

5/29 8/24



8/25/15ISSUED FOR:


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EXHIBIT E:CONSTRUCTION

PROGRESS SCHEDULE


Exhibit E – Construction Progress Schedule

Exhibit E Page 1 of 1

Exhibit E – Construction Progress Schedule

Construction or mobilization has not begun on the project. Please refer to Exhibit D – Project Schedule.


EXHIBIT F:STAFFING PLAN


Exhibit F – Staffing Plan

Exhibit F Page 1 of 1

Exhibit F – Staffing Plan

The proposed staff for the project remains unchanged from our Response for the Request for Proposal submitted on May 28, 2015. Please refer to section 5.2.2 Proposed Staffing for an organizational chart and resumes of proposed staff.


EXHIBIT G:SUBCONTRACTOR

WORK SCOPES


Exhibit G – Work Scopes

Exhibit G Page 1 of 55


Bid Category 03-01 : Concrete A. INCLUDES

Except for those items (if any) specifically noted to be excluded as defined below, the work of this bid category shall include all of the work and contract requirements according to Division 1 complete, including all bid requirements, Contract Documents; General and Supplemental Conditions, and General Requirements. Should any conflict exist between this written scope of work and the scope of work inferred by the Division 1 General Requirements or the technical specifications listed below, the work required by this bid category description shall govern. Work of this bid category specifically includes the work of the technical specification sections listed below, in their entirety, unless otherwise noted within this work category description:

Specification Sections

Division 01 – Complete 03 20 00 – Concrete Reinforcement 03 30 00 – Cast-In-Place Concrete 03 31 00 – Concrete Topping 07 21 00 – Building Insulation *As Applicable 10 14 00 – Signage *As Applicable 32 13 13 – Concrete Paving 31 20 00 – Earth Moving *As Applicable

B. GENERALLY INCLUDED

1. Provide continuous coordination with Owner’s testing agent as well as interfacing trade contract

work of other contract categories as required to accomplish work of this category

2. All layout and engineering required for work of this category.

3. Include labor, materials, equipment, incidental hardware, tools and materials required to receive,

unload, store, protect, and install work of this category as well as materials furnished by other

categories required to be installed under this category.

4. Submit immediately submittal information as defined by Section 013300 meeting schedule

requirements of section 013216. This contractor is responsible for advising Granger Construction

in writing of submittal deadlines in order to meet project schedule. Costs associated with delays

due to lack of submittal approval as a result of not submitting in an appropriate manner of

inappropriate submittals that affect delivery will be the responsibility of this contractor.

5. Provide continuous trash removal and clean up required by Section 017413 including

participation in joint clean ups and Construction Waste Management Plan. Refuse containers will

be furnished by Construction Manager.

6. Bidders shall be aware of material delivery, equipment and manpower requirements to

accommodate completion schedule of the Work and shall include expediting and overtime costs

to allow for completion and turnover as shown on the master schedule.

7. Bidders shall include a 1 year warranty for all material and labor in addition to all other warranty

periods identified in the technical specification sections. If less than a 1 year warranty period is

specified, this 1 year warranty shall govern. Bidders shall be responsible for coordinating with

vendors and suppliers as well as third tier subcontractors.





C. SPECIFICALLY INCLUDED

1. Provide all layouts required to complete the work of this category.

2. Form, place, and finish all footings and all associated reinforcing steel as indicated or required.

3. Form, place, and finish all foundation walls including all associated rigid insulation and associated

reinforcing steel as indicated or required including dowels required to anchor masonry walls to

allow for lap lengths specified.

4. Form, place, and finish all exterior concrete walls, including footings and foundation walls.

5. Form, place and finish all interior and exterior concrete slabs, slabs on decks, precast concrete

topping slabs, concrete stoops, and thickened slabs including all vapor barriers, rigid insulation,

expansion joint material, bond breaker material, control joints, associated dowels, wire mesh, and

all other steel reinforcing. Assure curing method selected is compatible with floor finishes

specified, and provide complete coordination with all floor finishes.

6. Establish fine grade prior to each pour.

7. Excavation and backfill for concrete foundations and grade beams. Earthwork contractor will

establish construction grade at top of auger cast pile elevation. The concrete contractor will be

responsible for excavation, backfill, and fine grade for concrete foundations & flatwork and all

other work of this category.

8. Form, place, and finish all concrete piers.

9. Provide all miscellaneous cast in place concrete items such as benches, wall caps, etc.

10. Provide complete perimeter insulation system as indicated and specified. Include all sealant

shown or specified in building concrete. Install insulation immediately before back fill or protect

and/or repair insulation damaged during construction at no cost to the owner.

11. Coordinate installation of all wall/slab/grade beam penetrations with Earthwork, HVAC, Plumbing,

Fire Protection, Security Electronics, and Electrical Contractors.

12. Provide all water stop, chamfers, and other concrete accessories as indicated, specified, or

required for completion of this category.

13. Provide positive drainage on all floors with floors drains. Coordinate with flooring trades and

plumbing contractor.

14. Contractor will be responsible for removing and replacing any new concrete that is deemed to not

meet the contract documents through independent testing as well as any concrete that fails due

to improper protection from weather conditions.

15. Form, place and finish all interior and exterior concrete housekeeping and equipment pads as

well as inertia bases for laundry equipment. Housekeeping pads are to be assumed at all interior

and exterior pieces of plumbing, mechanical, electrical, communications, and security electronics

equipment, racks, pumps, etc. Trades requiring pads will provide layout. Provide pads for

generators, transformers, lint interceptors (including concrete enclosures), gas meter, aprons

around clean-outs, water heaters, boilers, laundry equipment, expansion tanks, storage tanks, air

handling units, make up air units, etc.

16. Provide all temporary weather general conditions associated with completion of this scope of

work including snow removal within the building footprint, ground thawing, and all cold and hot

weather concrete procedures and protection as well as rain protection.

17. Provide dewatering as required for work of this category.

18. Set all anchor bolts provided by Structural Steel Contractor. Grout all base plates after columns

are set and elevations are finalized by Structural Steel Contractor.

19. Provide all concrete for pan fill stair treads and landings. This work will be completed as soon as

possible as stairwells become erected. Provide all interior and exterior cast in place concrete

stair systems complete.

20. Provide thickened slabs for inertia bases for washer / extractors for laundry equipment.

21. Building concrete contractor to provide floor recess 4” wider than floor mat in all dimensions.





22. At ADA cell locations, provide a 4’ x 4’ boxout on the slab on deck for installation of the shower

floor drain. Pour boxouts after cells are installed and taper slab to floor drain.

23. Provide all site concrete and associated reinforcement as indicated per the documents. Site

concrete includes, but not limited to all concrete paving, sidewalks, stoops, curbs, etc. Provide

concrete encasement for bollards, pedestals, signage, etc. Receive steel bollard sleeves from

the Structural and Misc. Steel Contractor and install. Provide barrier free textured warning

surfaces at ADA ramps.

24. Provide installation only of post mounted exterior panel signage that is to be furnished by the

contractor of bid category 06-01.

25. Include dowels embedded in the foundations / slab that extend into masonry construction.

Include temporary rebar safety caps.

26. Where building concrete is to remain exposed, grind all surfaces, and patch to provide a uniform

surface suitable for following finishes.

27. Include an allowance for 6 tons of additional steel reinforcing including fabrication and installation

per plan sheet S402.

28. Include a $5,000 allowance for the installation of temporary sidewalks and curbs. D. EXCLUDED

1. Concrete wash out area will be created by others. If any concrete spoils are left outside concrete washout area these spoils will be removed by this bid category.

2. Auger cast piles 3. Concrete sheet waterproofing. 4. Rough grading for site concrete sidewalks and curbs will be provided by the contractor of bid

category 31-01 to a tolerance of 1”.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. 6 Tons of additional reinforcing including fabrication and installation.

2. $5,000 for temporary curbs and sidewalks

End of Bid Category 03-01 CONCRETE





Bid Category 03-02 : Precast Concrete Plank A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 03 41 00 – Precast Structural Concrete
























1. Furnish and install/erect precast concrete hollow core planks. Include grouting of planks and

misc. steel required as part of a complete system to accommodate openings in the plank and

plank bearing and where so noted and required.

2. Due to grade beams crane will have to set outside of the building footprint. A swing radius of 50’

should be anticipated for all plank erections.

3. Grout gaps, cracks, voids, between plank.





4. Provide shop drawings to accommodate delivery of plank in accordance with the milestone

schedule.

5. Provide multiple mobilizations in conjunction with the construction milestone schedule.

D. EXCLUDED

1. Waterproofing over precast. 2. Topping slabs on precast.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 03-02 PRECAST CONCRETE PLANK





Bid Category 04-01 : Masonry A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete Division 04 – Complete 07 21 00 – Building Insulation *As Applicable 07 95 00 – Expansion Control *As Applicable














participation in joint clean ups and Construction Waste Management Plan. REFUSE

CONTAINERS FOR BID CATEGORY 4-1 MASONRY ARE TO BE FURNISHED BY THIS

CONTRACTOR.









1. Provide all interior and exterior masonry to include concrete masonry units, brick, masonry lintels,

bond beams, soaps, and top of wall bracing shown or specified, complete and accepted by owner

and A/E.





2. Provide all masonry accessories to include but not limited to mortar and grout, steel reinforcing,

joint reinforcing, ties and anchors, air barrier, embedded flashing, cavity wall insulation,

compressible filler, control-joint materials, bond breaker strips, weeps/vents, and epoxy, etc. as

required to complete installation of this category.

3. Receive, layout, and install all steel lintels, bearing plates, wall sleeves, and embeds furnished by

others. Coordinate quantity, sizes, and locations with all trades, specifically including detention

furnishings and mechanical trades.

4. Grout all door and window frames and install frame anchors furnished by General Trades

contractor and Detention Systems Contractor.

5. Clean all mortar drips and splatters off all surfaces daily. Adjacent surfaces are to be protected

during masonry installation and cleaning/washing. This contractor will be responsible for

removing all grout and mortar splatter and residue prior to the start of flooring and painting

activities.

6. Coordinate recesses and openings for louvers, vents, fire extinguisher cabinets, windows, door

frames, access panels, electrical devices, plumbing fixtures, HVAC ductwork and grilles,

detention equipment, security electronics, etc. and all other masonry mounted items and

accessories as required. Coordinate with other trades and all pages of the contract drawing set.

7. Install embedded plates and steel items for Detention Equipment Contractor and Misc. Steel

Contractor.

8. Include cleaning and washing of all masonry walls.

9. All costs associated with any and all temporary heat and temporary conditions required for

completion of the work of this category.

10. Top of wall insulation and fire stopping/safing at all masonry walls where indicated. Refer to code

plans for additional walls that may require fire stopping.

11. Receive and install detention plumbing fixture back boxes to be furnished by Mechanical

Contractor. Coordinate as required. Also, coordinate locations of all HVAC wall openings and

sleeves.

12. Rub with stone and/or burlap as required all new masonry walls after installation to prepare for

block fill and paint. Obtain approval of painter and CM to confirm work is ready for paint.

13. This contractor will be responsible for installing and maintaining fire and smoke barriers as

shown. Provide all fire-resistive joint systems between fire rated and smoke rated masonry

construction and adjacent surfaces as indicated and required.

14. Provide to all employees on site, masonry wall bracing and limited access zone training as well

as scaffolding training for all subcontractors requiring access to masonry scaffolding.

15. Application of finish coats of paint after masonry walls have been primed constitutes acceptance

of the masonry wall prep by the Painting Contractor. Painted walls that are determined to be

unacceptable after finish coats of paint are applied will be repaired by the Masonry Contractor

and repainted by the Painting Contractor at no cost.

16. Precast stone signs.

17. Masonry contractor will attend precast plank shop drawing review meeting on site and coordinate

precast plank installation sequence with masonry construction sequence.

18. Leave (3) 10’x10’ temporary openings in exterior walls for construction access. These openings

will get toothed in once building finishes are installed.

19. Include expansion control assemblies in masonry construction. D. EXCLUDED

1. Door frames will be installed and supported by others. 2. Caulking of masonry expansion joints will be provided by 7-1 Contractor. 3. Steel lintels and bearing plates will be furnished by Steel Contractor including all nuts, bolts, and

washers, and weld on veneer anchors for installation by this contractor.





4. Steel block and other embeds will be furnished by Detention System Contractor for installation by this contractor.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. This contractor will be responsible for coordinating locations and providing openings and

recesses for all masonry mounted and embedded devices and equipment.

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None.

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. $1,150 per thousand for field brick.

End of Bid Category 4-2 MASONRY





Bid Category 05-01 : Structural & Misc Steel A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 05 12 00 – Structural Steel 05 21 00 – Steel Joist Framing 05 31 00 – Steel Decking 05 50 00 – Metal Fabrications 05 51 00 – Metal Stairs 05 52 13 – Pipe and Tube Railings
























1. Provide all structural steel framing complete including all erection costs.

2. Provide all steel joist framing systems complete including all erection costs.





3. Provide all steel decking complete. This contractor will be responsible for coordinating primer

compatibility with subsequent coatings. Where deck primers are not compatible with subsequent

finishes or coatings, this contractor shall modify primers or provide for primer removal and

preparation for subsequent coatings.

4. Furnish only all anchor bolts, bearing plates, and all other items to be embedded in concrete and

masonry work to the site in a timely manner so as to maintain the construction schedule.

5. Provide expedited shop drawing preparation and fabrication to accommodate uninterrupted

erection of the structural steel required for building structure.

6. Install steel stairs and handrails with each floor level erection to allow use by other trades to

access floors.

7. Provide site verification of layout and elevation of all bearing plates installed by Masonry

Contractor prior to installation. Notify CM immediately of any issues. Provide site verification

anchor bolt layout by Concrete Contractor. Notify CM immediately of any issues.

8. Provide all steel ladders as indicated and specified.

9. Provide all steel gratings and trench drain covers.

10. Wire screening at 2nd

floor walkways and open sides of stairs.

11. Include steel enclosure assemblies. Typ. plan sheet A-233 section A1.

12. Include steel plate closures at steel beams. Typ. plan sheet A-233 section A1. D. EXCLUDED

1. Installation of steel lintels and bearing plates will be by Masonry Contractor. 2. Steel block embeds will be furnished by Detention Equipment Contractor for installation by

Masonry Contractor. 3. Cold formed framing.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None.

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 5-1 STRUCTURAL & MISC. STEEL





Bid Category 06-01 : General Trades A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 02 00 00 – Existing Conditions 02 41 19 – Selective Demolition 06 10 00 – Rough Carpentry 06 20 23 – Interior Finish Carpentry 06 40 23 – Interior Architectural Woodwork 07 84 00 – Penetration Firestopping *as applicable 07 92 00 – Joint Sealants *as applicable 07 95 00 – Expansion Control *as applicable 08 11 13 – Hollow Metal Doors and Frames 08 14 00 – Wood Doors 08 31 00 – Access Doors and Frames 08 33 23 – Overhead Coiling Doors 08 34 63 – Detention Doors and Frames *for installation of frames 08 36 13 – Sectional Doors 08 71 00 – Door Hardware 08 71 13 – Automatic Door Operators *as applicable 09 69 00 – Access Flooring 10 14 00 - Signage 10 21 13 – Toilet Compartments 10 22 26 – Operable Partitions 10 28 00 – Toilet, Bath and Laundry Accessories 10 44 13 – Fire Extinguisher Cabinets 10 44 16 – Fire Extinguishers 10 51 13 – Metal Lockers 10 55 00 – Postal Specialties 10 75 00 – Flagpoles 11 23 00 – Commercial Laundry Equipment 11 52 13 – Projection Screens 12 36 61 – Simulated Stone Countertops 12 48 23 – Floor Grids & Floor Mats




























1. Provide interior trim and shelving including all blocking, anchors, adhesives, joint sealants, putty,

and accessories as indicated and required for complete system. Provide items prefinished where

indicated and required.

2. Provide all interior architectural woodwork including all modular casework, wood cabinets, plastic

laminate cabinets, sills, and countertops, and closet and utility shelving as indicated and required

including blocking, shims, mounting hardware and accessories, Coordinate locations with

flooring, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical contractor. Cut openings in back of casework for

electrical and data devices. Protect all casework and countertops after installation and remove

protection at project completion.

3. Provide all non-detention joint sealants integral to casework including backsplash to countertop

joints, joints in counter tops, and countertop to base cabinet joints. Casework to wall joints will be

caulked by contractor of category 07-01..

4. Provide all expansion control systems at all floor-floor, floor-wall, wall-wall, wall corner and wall-

ceiling both interior and exterior. Exclude roof expansion joints and ceiling-ceiling expansion

joints which are to be provided by others.

5. Provide all non-detention hollow metal doors and frames including all anchors and accessories.

Any frames not on site in time for masonry will be left open and this category will pay mason’s

premium to tooth-in frame.

6. Provide all flush wood doors complete where indicated including all glazing and accessories.

7. Provide all fire rated service doors and overhead coiling doors complete.

8. Provide all sectional doors complete. Provide bent plate angles at door jambs as shown in detail

A1/A831. Provide door position indicator device compatible with security electronics system.

Provide complete engineered system that meets performance criteria from the contract

documents. Coordinate electrified controls with contractors of bid categories 26-01 and 11-01

prior to ordering doors to ensure proper operation with electrical and security electronics systems.

9. Provide only all non-electrified door hardware in all non-detention, sectional doors, and overhead

door openings. Electrified door hardware at non detention doors, sectional doors, and coiling

overhead doors will be furnished by this contractor to the Electrical Contractor for installation.

Provide construction keying in exterior non-detention door openings. Provide all permanent

keying in non-detention door openings coordinated with owner, CM, Architect, and lock supplier.





Provide all key controls including key management system, key cabinet, and fire department lock

box.

10. Install only all detention door and window frames furnished by Detention Systems Contractor.

DSC will provide on-site training before beginning this work. General Trades contractor is to

receive, unload, and protect detention frames prior to installation. Frames are to be delivered by

1/1/16 and stored by this contractor until installed. Where frames are delivered in sctions due to

shipping limitations or where detention frames are to be installed tight to other frames, this

contractor will be responsible for welding frames together and installation of Bondo to provide a

seamless installation. Coordinate with DSC.

11. All non detention doors and frames identified to receive detention glazing are to be provided with

1-1/4” glazing stops and rabbits.

12. Provide all marker boards, tack boards, and other visual display units indicated and required

including all applicable hardware, blocking, and accessories.

13. Provide all toilet, bath, and laundry accessories including all washroom accessories, childcare

accessories, underlavatory guards, and all other non-detention accessories identified on the

enlarged floor plans complete including all mounting hardware, and miscellaneous accessories.

This excludes security toilet accessories.

14. Provide all fire extinguishers and fire extinguisher cabinets including all brackets and cabinet

signage. Coordinate locations of recessed and semi recessed units with masonry contractor.

15. Provide temporary fire extinguishers for use during construction compliant with OSHA

regulations.

16. Provide complete access flooring system including all floor panels and understructure, floor panel

coverings, and all accessories. Cut out panels to allow for installation of cable penetrations and

outlets. Provide all grommets and foam rubber pads.

17. Provide all entrance floor mats complete including carpet inserts, frames and gratings. Grout in

all embedded items associated with walk-off mats, building concrete contractor to provide floor

recess 4” wider than floor mat in all dimensions.

18. Provide all standard metal lockers, evidence lockers, coin-operated metal lockers, and locker

benches.

19. Provide all mail receptacles as well as key cabinet for mail receptacles and letter drops.

20. Include unpacking and installation of all loose furnishings to be furnished by Construction

Manager.

21. Provide flag poles complete including excavation, concrete, and backfill.

22. Furnish and install all projector screen systems. Layout locations and coordinate installation with

interfacing trade contractors. Furnish only all loose electrified components to the contractor of

26-01 for installation.

23. Provide a fork truck lift on site and 16 hours of general labor time a week starting 5/1/16 and

continuing until project completion as directed by CM.

24. Provide all interior and exterior signage. Exterior post mounted panel signage is to be furnished

only for installation by the contractor of bid category 03-01.

25. Provide all wood blocking around all door and window openings as indicated.

26. Include a $25,000 allowance for installation of temporary doors, partitions, and enclosures as

directed by the construction manager.

27. Roof edge & parapet blocking and stud framing.

28. Provide temporary doors and framing for (4) temporary openings to be left in the exterior skin of

the building, approximately 10’x10’. Remove these doors and framing as directed by the CM.

29. Provide all chain link fencing including exterior recreation areas and including support trusses.

30. Provide all commercial laundry equipment as indicated and specified complete, operational, and

accepted by Owner, AE, and Construction Manager. Provide coordination with Mechanical and

Electrical contractors for utility connections. Laundry equipment is to be provided matching utility

connections identified on the contract documents. This contractor will be required to review these





documents and become familiar with utilities anticipated. Changes to utility connections will be

the financial responsibility of this contractor.

31. Provide all selective demolition of the South Wing of the existing Fairfield County Jail facility. This

work is to take place immediately to allow for construction of the new Public Safety building. This

contractor will be responsible for cutting this part of the building away from the rest of the building

and performing all demolition from the floor slab up to and including this portion of the roof

structure. Utilities in this area will be cut and capped by others to make safe for demolition.

Removal of the floor slab and foundations will be provided by the contractor of bid category 31-1.

All structural demolition of the remainder of the facility will be provided by the contractor of bid

category 31-1. Selective demolition of the existing South Wing of the jail facility is to include

removal of masonry and installation of a temporary 3’x7’ door opening. Door and frame are to be

furnished by the contractor of bid category 11-01 for installation by this contractor. Provide minor

repairs of wall surfaces and roof to provide for a weather tight and secure building.

32. This contractor will be responsible for providing all work associated with the installation of the

Temporary Sally Port at the West side of the existing Fairfield County Jail facility excluding

electrical conduit and wiring. This will be clarified via addendum.

33. Include a $6,000 door hardware allowance. D. EXCLUDED

1. Furnish of security door and window frames. 2. Provide of all detention doors, hardware, and glazing. 3. Plywood coverboard sheathing under roofing.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

H. ALLOWANCES

1. $25,000 for temporary doors, partitions, and enclosures.

2. $6,000 door hardware allowance.

End of Bid Category 6-1 GENERAL TRADES





Bid Category 07-01 : Waterproofing & Joint Sealants A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 07 13 53 – Elastomeric Sheet Waterproofing 07 92 00 – Joint Sealants
























1. Provide all exterior joint sealants including but not limited to masonry and EIFS control joints, soft

joints at masonry window sills, exposed steel lintels, light fixtures, door frames, grilles and

louvers, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing wall penetrations, site concrete expansion joints,

bollards, intercom pedestals, railings, and all other joints between any and all dissimilar materials.





2. Provide all interior sealants including but not limited to masonry control joints, window and door

frames, wall to ceiling joints, wall to floor joints, all detention plumbing fixtures, electrical fixtures

and devices, all detention equipment, furnishings, accessories, and electronics, casework and

countertops to wall, fire extinguisher cabinets, wall grilles and louvers, metal lockers to wall and

floor, video visitation units, stair railings and stringers to wall and floor, steel soffit chases to wall

and ceilings, exposed precast joints, access panel frames, window sills, wall divider partitions,

and all other joints between any and all dissimilar materials except L-angle at ceiling grid.

Examples of dissimilar material caulking may include but not limited to masonry walls to precast

plank, masonry walls to concrete slab, light fixtures to ceilings, all detention furnishings to the

wall, etc.

3. Interior joint sealants are to include all security sealants at secure areas. All joints between

dissimilar materials in secure areas are to receive security sealants per specifications.

4. Joint sealants are to be applied prior to painting.

5. Provide joint preparation, required primers and sub-surface fillers or backer rods, to obtain

optimum joint sealant performance. Joint preparation includes shaping joint, grinding, sanding, or

scraping foreign material that could hinder proper adhesion, and sweeping, dusting, vacuuming,

or a moist wiping to optimize performance.

6. Provide custom caulk colors where caulk will remain exposed against prefinished surfaces.

7. Provide security sealant at all wall to floor joints that are not scheduled to receive base.

8. Waterproofing at concrete foundations and slabs.

9. Provide moisture barrier between precast concrete and topping slabs.

10. Provide all masonry waterproofing.

D. EXCLUDED

1. Non detention plumbing fixture caulking. 2. Joint sealants integral to storefront systems

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 7-1 CAULKING & JOINT SEALANTS

END OF SECTION





Bid Category 07-02 : Roofing & Sheet Metal A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 06 16 00 – Sheathing *As Applicable 07 53 23 – EPDM Roofing 07 60 00 – Flashing and Sheet Metal 07 65 00 – Flexible Flashing 07 21 00 – Building Insulation *As Applicable 07 71 00 – Prefabricated Roof Specialties 07 72 00 – Roof Accessories 07 84 00 – Penetration Firestopping *As Applicable 07 92 00 – Joint Sealants *As Applicable 07 95 00 – Expansion Control *As Applicable




























1. Provide roofing system complete as specified.

2. Gypsum deck sheathing under roofing system.

3. Install roof curbs furnished by others.

4. Provide all metal fascia, parapet caps, gutters, and copings.

5. Flash in all roof penetrations.

6. Air control membrane at roofing.

7. Provide all joint sealants indicated and required for a watertight system as well as all joint

sealants between items installed by this category and dissimilar materials.

8. Include expansion control assemblies in roofing system including all roof-to-roof and roof-to-wall

joints. D. EXCLUDED

1. None

E. CLARIFICATIONS

2. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 7-2 ROOFING





Bid Category 08-01 : Aluminum Storefronts & Glazing A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 07 92 00 – Joint Sealants *As Applicable 08 41 00 – Storefronts and Entrances 08 51 13 – Architectural Aluminum Windows 08 56 59 – Service and Pass-Thru Windows 08 71 13 – Automatic Door Operators 08 80 00 – Glazing 08 87 00 – Glazing Surface Films




























1. Provide all storefront systems, complete, engineered to the contract documents design criteria,

thermally broken, including all framing, blocking, glazing, gasketing, masonry inserts, thresholds,

doors, flashing, and trim pieces, and perimeter insulation.

2. Provide all hardware for doors provided by this contractor. 3. Provide all non-electrified door hardware in all door openings installed by this contractor.

Electrified door hardware at doors provided by this contractor will be furnished by this contractor to the Electrical Contractor for installation. Provide construction keying at door openings provided by this contractor. Provide all permanent keying for doors installed by this category.

4. All joint sealants necessary for a complete system.

5. Provide all architectural aluminum windows complete, engineered to the contract documents

design criteria, air and water tight including all hardware, insect screens, and perimeter

insulation.

6. Provide all service and pass-thru windows including all window components, transaction

windows, transaction drawers, deal trays and shelves, intercoms and talk-throughs, and electric

drawers. Coordinate electrical rough-in requirements prior to wall construction.

7. Provide all non detention glazing. Coordinate sizes with contractor of bid category 06-01.

Provide all glazing materials including gaskets, tape, and sealants, etc. Provide rated glazing at

all openings in rated construction assemblies whether identified correctly on the door and

window schedule or not.

8. Provide final cleaning of all storefront and architectural aluminum window systems.

9. Provide all glazing surface films where indicated. Include an $8,000 allowance for the printing of

owner selected graphics on the film. D. EXCLUDED

1. Detention glazing. 2. Joint sealants at architectural aluminum windows.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. $8,000 for printing of owner selected graphics on glazing film.

End of Bid Category 8-1 GLASS & GLAZING





Bid Category 09-01 : Metal Stud, Drywall & Acoustical A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 05 40 00 – Cold Formed Metal Framing 06 16 00 - Sheathing 07 21 00 – Building Insulation *As Applicable 07 24 13 – Polymer Based Exterior Finish System 07 95 00 – Expansion Control *As Applicable 09 21 16 – Gypsum Board 09 22 16 – Non-Structural Metal Framing 09 51 00 – Acoustical Panel Ceilings 09 51 23 – Acoustical Tile Ceilings 09 80 00 – Acoustical Treatment




























1. Provide all structural and non-structural metal stud framing including but not limited to partitions,

shaft walls, suspension systems, HVAC soffits, shafts, furring, bulkheads, floor joist framing, and

access panel framing complete including studs, top and bottom track, deflection track, bracing,

bridging, anchors, clips, tie wire, and fasteners. For structural metal framing systems, provide

engineer stamped drawings.

2. Provide all glass-mat gypsum wall sheathing and cement bonded particle board subflooring and

underlayment complete including all fasteners and joint and penetration treatment materials.

3. Provide Cement board soffits with acrylic finish and plaster on metal lath including metal

suspension system and cold rolled steel channels and PVC soffit vents.

4. Provide all glass-fiber blanket insulation, mineral-wool blanket insulation, loose-fill insulation,

spray polyurethane foam insulation as indicated or required.

5. Provide complete polymer based exterior finish system including all flashings, vents, control

joints, mesh, base coat, adhesives, primers, finish coats, trim accessories, and sealants as

indicated or required for manufacturer’s installation instructions.

6. Provide all drywall, complete including interior and exterior gypsum board for walls, ceilings,

shafts, furring, bulkheads, and soffits etc. to the level of finish specified including all anchors,

adhesives, finish tape and mud, wire mesh and substrates. Provide layered drywall and rated

assemblies as necessary to achieve fire/smoke ratings indicated on rated assemblies plans.

Provide STC rated assemblies where indicated.

7. Provide all blocking in stud walls required for wall mounted items such as owner furnishings,

casework, plumbing fixtures, toilet and bath accessories, technology items, and all other wall and

ceiling mounted devices and accessories etc. Coordinate with other trades requiring blocking.

8. Provide all troweled on ceiling finish at interior fiberglass faced gypsum shown or specified.

9. Provide all fire and smoke rated assemblies between fire and smoke rated construction installed

as part of this scope of work and adjacent assemblies. Provide all fire stopping on items installed

as part of this scope of work.

10. Provide all trim and flashing required to complete this scope of work.

11. Provide all acoustical panel ceilings complete as specified. Coordinate light and mechanical

openings with Electrical and Mechanical Contractors. 12. Accommodate (1) temporary opening to be left in the exterior skin of the building, approximately

10’ wide by 10’. 13. Include expansion control assemblies at ceiling-to-ceiling locations as defined in specification

section 07 95 00. 14. Provide acoustical treatment wall panels where indicated. Install and maintain temporary

protection until project completion and remove and provide final cleaning of panels. D. EXCLUDED

1. Joint sealants for control joints in EIFS system will be provided by others.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None





G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 9-1 INTERIORS





Bid Category 09-02 : Resilient & Tile Flooring

A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 07 92 00 – Joint Sealants *As Applicable 09 30 00 – Tiling 09 65 13 – Resilient Base and Accessories 09 65 13 – Resilient Tile Flooring 09 65 80 – Indoor Rubber Resilient Weight Room Flooring 09 68 13 – Tile Carpet 09 68 16 – Sheet Carpet




























1. Inspect all concrete floors before beginning work. Once this contractor begins work, they assume

all floor preparation as required to achieve specified final finish conditions.

2. Provide fluid applied moisture barrier at all locations to receive flooring installed by this contractor.

All bidders to assume that concrete moisture levels will be in excess of manufacturer

recommended levels. Contractor to test moisture levels and advise CM of results immediately

and take appropriate actions to assure floors may receive specified finishes. This contractor will

be responsible for providing break out pricing for costs of moisture barrier installation to credit

back costs where concrete levels are in accordance with manufacturer recommended levels.

3. Provide all carpeting complete as indicated to include but not limited to preparatory measures and

materials, leveling compounds, adhesives, sheet and/or tile carpeting, and transition strips.

4. Include shot blasting, sweeping, vacuuming and light damp mopping prior to installation at all

areas to receive flooring installed by contractor of this category. Provide floor fans to improve

adhesive performance.

5. Provide all resilient base and accessories to include but not limited to rubber cove base and

straight base, and rubber transition strips as well as all preparatory measures and materials,

adhesives, and metal edge strips.

6. Include floor protection after installation and maintain until project completion.

7. Include final cleaning and waxing per manufacturers recommendations of all flooring at

substantial completion at the direction of the CM.

8. Provide all hard tiling complete including all preparatory methods and materials, metal edge

strips, substrates, setting materials, grout, sealers, joint sealants, and trim as indicated and

required to complete this scope of work. Prep is to consist of grinding the slab to remove minor

imperfections and minor elevation inconsistencies, sweeping, and a damp mopping.

9. Provide positive drainage on all floors with floors drains.

10. Include all transition strips for all exposed edges of flooring installed as part of this scope of work. D. EXCLUDED

1. Epoxy / resinous flooring. 2. Sealed concrete.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 09-02 Resilient and Tile Flooring





Bid Category 09-03 : Resinous Flooring A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 09 67 23 – Resinous Flooring

09 6 56 – Epoxy Coatings



work of other contract categories as required to accomplish work of this category.





















1. Provide all resinous flooring and epoxy wall systems and wall base complete including all

preparatory methods and materials, primer, basecoats, aggregate, etc. for a complete system

accepted by Construction Manager, Owner, and Architect.

2. Inspect all concrete floors before beginning work. Once this contractor begins work, they assume

all floor preparation as required to achieve specified final finish conditions.





3. Include scraping/shot blasting/acid etching, sweeping, vacuuming and light damp mopping prior

to installation as necessary at all areas to receive flooring and wall finishes installed by contractor

of this category. Provide all temporary barriers and provide air movers to section off and ventilate

areas of work from other trades. Contractor should anticipate installing epoxy products on a night

shift if fumes cause a disruption to other trades.

4. Include floor protection after installation and maintain until project completion.

5. This contractor is to assume that concrete floor slab moisture levels will be outside of the

manufacturer’s tolerances and provide manufacturer’s recommended moisture barrier at all

locations identified to receive resinous flooring. Contractor of this bid category will be required to

provide break out pricing for moisture barrier should concrete moisture levels be acceptable.

Perform moisture testing and report results immediately to Construction Manager.

6. Provide positive drainage on all floors with floor drains. Additional material needed to provide

positive drainage is the responsibility of this contractor.

7. Include one mock-up for each type of texture for Owner / CM approval. The mock-ups can

remain in place as finished product if approved.

D. EXCLUDED

1. All hard tile and transition strips between hard tile and resilient flooring. 2. Resilient and hard tile flooring. 3. Sealed concrete.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 09-03 RESINOUS FLOORING





Bid Category 09-04 : Painting A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 07 81 23 – Intumescent Mastic Fireproofing 09 90 00 – Painting
























1. All interior and exterior painting complete as indicated or required to include, but not limited to, all

primer, block fill, all subsequent coats as required, preparatory methods and materials.

2. Include all exterior painting including exterior bollards, bumper blocks, exposed piping and

ductwork, and light pole bases etc.





3. Provide painting of all interior and exterior exposed structural, miscellaneous steel, detention

furnishings, and hollow metal door and window frames as indicated, specified and required. This

contractor will be responsible for reviewing specifications and drawings for other bid categories to

become familiar with exposed items that are not prefinished.

4. Provide painting of all interior and exterior exposed plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and fire

protection items such as piping, ductwork, conduit, panels, hangers and supports, and equipment

as indicated, specified and required. Painting of these items in mechanical and electrical rooms is

not required for base bid.

5. Provide all concrete stain and sealer products as indicated or specified. All concrete floors not

scheduled to receive a finish shall be provided with sealed concrete. Contractor of this bid

category will be responsible for floor prep to receive concrete sealer. Prep is to consist of

scraping, grinding, shot blasting, or etching to remove foreign material, sweeping, and a damp

mopping prior to installation of stain and sealer.

6. Provide temporary task lighting above and beyond OSHA lighting provided by electrician as

necessary to obtain optimal workmanship for this scope of work.

7. Application of finish coats of paint after masonry walls have been primed constitutes acceptance

of the masonry wall prep by the Painting Contractor. Painted walls that are determined to be

unacceptable after finish coats of paint are applied will be required by the Masonry Contractor

and repainted by the Painting Contractor at no cost.

8. At rooms not scheduled to receive base, paint bottom CMU course accent color base. Provide

two finish coats.

9. All interior hollow metal doors to receive painted door number stenciled on each side of the door.

Final door numbers to be provided by the CM.

10. Provide all intumescent fire proofing where indicated or required. Immediately protect from

moisture and construction activities and maintain temporary protection until project completion or

steel in encapsulated. Provide temporary enclosures and heating at areas where intumescent is

to be installed if building and weather conditions are outside of the manufacturer’s recommended

installation criteria so as not to delay the construction schedule. D. EXCLUDED

1. Parking lot striping 2. Rubbing masonry

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 9-4 PAINTING





Bid Category 11-01 : Detention System Contractor A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 07 84 00 – Penetration Fire Stopping 08 31 13.53 – Security Access Doors and Frames 08 34 63 – Detention Doors and Frames 08 56 63 – Detention Windows 08 71 63 – Detention Door Hardware 08 88 53 – Security Glazing 10 28 13 – Detention Toilet Accessories 11 19 00 – Basic Detention Equipment Requirements 11 19 31 – Security Barriers 12 55 00 – Detention Furnishings 28 02 00 – General Provisions 28 05 13 – Conductors & Cables for Electrical Security 28 05 44 – Sleeves & Sleeve Seals for Electrical Security 28 21 01 – Touchscreen Control system 28 23 00 – Video Surveillance System 28 28 00 – Video Visitation System 28 46 20 – Door Control System

28 1 24 – Intercom and Paging


1. Provide continuous coordination with Owner’s testing agents as well as interfacing trade contract

work of other contract categories.






















specified, this 1 year warranty shall govern. Bidders shall be responsible for coordinating

warranties with vendors and suppliers as well as third tier subcontractors.


1. Furnish only all detention hollow metal door and window frames and security access panel

frames to be installed by General Trades contractors. Provide on-site training and supervision

during initial installation. Frames to be furnished by 1/1/16. Frames that cannot be factory

prepped for hardware in time to make these delivery dates shall be prepped in the field by this

contractor. Any frames not on site in time for masonry will be left open and this category will pay

mason’s premium to tooth-in frame. Careful coordination will be required with the Detention

Systems Contractor to prep frames to receive frame mounted security electronics devices such

as intercoms, and electrified hardware components. Junction boxes, enclosures, and access

plates for all items shall come factory installed. Door, window, and access panel frames in rated

wall or ceiling assemblies are to be rated regardless of whether so indicated on the door

schedule. This contractor will be responsible for furnishing frame anchor straps/masonry anchors

to be installed by others.

2. Provide all conduit runs through frame sections in frames furnished by this category.

3. Provide all detention hollow metal doors including all hardware. Careful coordination will be

required with the Detention System Contractor to prep doors to receive hardware and security

electronics devices such as concealed closers, DPS devices, lock strikes and glazing. Doors in

rated wall or ceiling assemblies are to be rated regardless of whether so indicated on the door

schedule.

4. Include all weather stripping, gaskets, sweeps, thresholds, etc at doors installed under this work

category. Food pass and cuff port openings and shutters are to be factory installed in door

openings provided by this contractor.

5. Provide all detention locks and detention hardware (e.g., concealed door closers, DPS, hinges,

pulls, stops, etc) including those where detention door hardware is identified in commercial doors

and frames. Wiring for electrified door hardware components will be provided by this contractor

including final connections to hardware and installation of pig tails. Provide final adjustment and

installation of cover plates and trim after installation of security electronics wiring at all door

locations.

6. Provide all keying and key controls for locks installed by this work category. Attend keying

coordination meetings in person.

7. Provide all security and detention windows and detention glass and detention glazing. Exterior

detention windows are to fit tightly together without any gaps between framing members and

glazing at the interior side. Provide gasketing, sealants, or angles to eliminate security risks at

these windows. Provide fire rated security glazing at all openings in rated wall assemblies

regardless of whether so indicated on the glazing schedule. Fire rated glazing is to be

permanently etched with UL rating.

8. Provide all detention accessories, equipment, and furnishings complete. This includes but is not

limited to all toilet paper holders, security grab bars, shelves, safety clothes hooks, stainless steel

mirrors, stools, pedestal tables, document and package pass through units, key cabinets, desks,

swing stools, benches, pistol lockers, bunks, kitchen tool lockers, video visitation units, kiosks,

evidence lockers, and hinged access doors. Provide coordination drawings and furnish only all

steel embeds for detention furnishings and accessories to Masonry contractor. Embeds are to be





delivered to the Masonry contractors by 1/1/16. Provide touchup of all factory primers, paints and

finishes after installation to prepare for finish coat so that welding burns do not telegraph through

finish paint. Finish coats to be provided by Painting contractors. Remove all welding burns and

slag from adjacent surfaces.

9. Provide all woven mesh security barriers. Coordinate sizes and location requirements for

embedded anchors in precast and steel anchor structure above.

10. Develop and provide a quality assurance plan demonstrating that every detention device installed

by the DSC and ESS shall function properly at substantial completion. Include in that plan a

detention lock and detention door commissioning plan cycling every door and lock from fully

closed to fully open twenty (20) times before substantial completion. Document this effort for

every door as witnessed by an independent commissioning agent engaged by the CM.

11. Immediately furnish only (2) 3’-0” x 7’-0” doors and frames with complete hardware sets to be

installed in the existing Fairfield County Jail facility. A portion of the existing building is to be

demolished to allow for installation of the new Public Safety facility and these openings will be

necessary to allow for temporary use of the existing facility. Doors, frames, and hardware will be

installed by others.

12. This contractor will be responsible of providing all services identified throughout the drawings and

specifications of those parties identified as the Detention Systems Contractor (DSC), Detention

Electronics Contractor (DEC), Detention Hardware Sub-Contractor (DESC), Touchscreen Control

System Vendor (TCSV) and Security Contractor Installer (SCI). Where scope delineation

conflicts exist between this Scope of Work and any other section of the specifications or

construction drawings, this Scope of Work shall govern.

13. Furnish only all specialty back-boxes to the Electrical Contractor for installation under the scope

of work for bid category 26-01.

14. Provide up to (4) 8 hour training sessions for operation of the security electronics system in

addition to maintenance and supervisor level training to accommodate continued operation of

Owner operations.

15. Provide complete touchscreen control system including touchscreen stations, control panels,

interface boards and PLCs with complete and operational function of the door control system,

CCTV system, visitor visitation system, kiosks, alarms, utility controls, and audio control systems,

etc. accepted by Owner, A/E, and Construction Manager.

16. Provide complete door control system including all interface board, relay cabinets, wire

harnesses, and system functionality indicated, specified, or required.

17. Provide complete intercom & paging system including all PLC, software, programming, power

supplies, amplifiers, microphones, speakers, intercom stations, interface boards and all other

equipment indicated or required to achieve system functionality specified.

18. Provide complete CCTV system including all cameras and mounting hardware, network video

recorders, matrix switch input cards, DVRs capable of maintaining the specified level of storage,

and camera power supplies as well as all other equipment indicated or required to achieve

system functionality as specified.

19. Provide complete video visitation system including all inmate stations, visitor stations, A/V

encoders and decoders, system management server, management software, audio/video storage

devices, and network switches.

20. Provide all control panels and consoles required to achieve a complete functional system.

21. Provide renovation work as indicated inside existing Fairfield County Jail building immediately as

shown on construction drawings including door control revisions, intercoms and vehicle intercom

stations, gate operator, etc.

22. Provide all wiring and cabling required to complete this scope of work including all terminations.

Conduits and raceways will be provided by the Electrical Contractor of bid category 26-01. Cable

trays where indicated on the construction drawings will be provided by the Electrical Contractor.

Additional cable trays not identified on the drawings, but necessary to complete the work of this





category will be provided by this contractor. Conduits and raceways will be provided to

accessible ceiling space. This contractor will be required to provide cable support systems as

necessary to complete the work of this category. This contractor will be responsible for

installation of penetration fire stopping of penetrations through rated assemblies after installation

of wiring.

23. Include a $12,000 door hardware allowance.

24. Provide 20 additional detention grade 24”x24” access panels for walls and ceilings with locks.

D. EXCLUDED

1. All detention sealants will be provided by Caulking and Sealants contractors. 2. Door frames installed by the contractor of this bid category will be grouted by the Masonry

contractors. 3. Service and pass-thru windows. 4. Conduits and raceways, for all security electronics systems will be provided by the Electrical

Contractor of bid category 26-01.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

H. ALLOWANCES

1. $12,000 door hardware allowance.

End of Bid Category 11-01 DETENTION EQUIPMENT CONTRACTOR





Bid Category 11-02 : Food Service Equipment A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 07 84 00 – Penetration Firestopping 11 40 00 – Food Service Equipment
























1. Provide coordination with mechanical and electrical contractors for connections to equipment.

This contractor will be responsible for all interconnect wiring and controls wiring required for a

complete operational system acceptable to owner, AE, and Construction Manager. Utility

connections will be provided by others to the extent indicated on the plumbing, mechanical, and

electrical drawings. This contractor will be required to coordinate utility connections with these





drawings from the construction set and will bear any costs associated with modifications to these

requirements.

2. This contractor will be responsible for installation of refrigeration line sets and condensate drains

associated with the cooler/freezer.

3. Provide all anchor bolts and anchoring of equipment.

4. Provide all light fixtures integral to items installed by this scope of work.

5. Provide all wall penetrations required to complete this scope of work. Provide infill of openings

with sealants or escutcheons. Maintain all rated wall assemblies.

6. Furnish only kitchen hood and dishwasher hood for installation by the Mechanical contractor of

bid category 23-01. Furnish all closure pieces and trim necessary for a complete installation.

Provide hood fire suppression system. Furnish only gas shut off valve for installation by the

plumbing contractor. Provide contactor/hood control panel to allow for interface to the fire alarm

system (connection by others), BAS (connection by others), and shut down of electrical power to

kitchen equipment where indicated. Provide kitchen temperature sensor for wire connections by

others.

7. Include relocation of items provided by owner including disconnecting existing utilities,

transportation, and installation at new location.

8. Provide all required plan review, permits and fees associated with work of this category,

specifically coordination with the authorities having jurisdiction and health department. D. EXCLUDED

1. Laundry equipment.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 11-2 FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT





Bid Category 21-01 : Fire Protection A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 02 00 00 – Existing Conditions 02 41 19 – Selective Demolition 07 84 00 – Penetration Firestopping *As Applicable Division 21 – Fire Protection - Complete




2. All layout and engineering required for work of this category. Provide professional seal on all

submittals. Include labor, materials, equipment, incidental hardware, tools and materials required

to receive, unload, store, protect, and install work of this category as well as materials furnished

by other categories required to be installed under this category.

















1. Provide fire hydrant flow test and provide reports.

2. Provide a fully engineered and tested above ground fire suppression system complete including

all fittings, hangers switches, alarm devices, and supports, valves, identification, fire department

connections, escutcheons, guards, heads, hose connections and pressure gauges.





3. Assure all systems installed are protected from freeze damage during construction and in

permanent installation. Coordinate with CM as required to assure all wet pipe systems are

installed in protected spaces. Provide dry pipe system or glycol protection if specified or required.

4. Contractor is responsible for pulling all trade permits, paying all fees, and scheduling all required

inspections associated with this work.

5. Provide fire stopping and fire sealant at all penetrations by this category in masonry and drywall

partitions.

6. Provide all fire alarm initiating devices integral to systems installed as part of this scope of work.

Provide all water flow switches and standpipe supervisory valve switches and tamper switches

etc. for connection to the fire alarm system by others.

7. Provide multiple pressure tests of the fire protection piping to allow the ceiling and finishes

installation to proceed without delay.

8. Provide all access doors and panels to access concealed items where not shown on the

drawings, but access is required by code. Include all costs for installation by other trades

constructing walls or ceilings such as Masonry contractor of Framing, Drywall, and Acoustical

contractor.

9. Provide detention rated fire suppression heads in secure areas.

10. Immediately make safe for demolition South wing of existing Fairfield County Jail building to allow

for selective building demolition. Cut and cap fire suppression as necessary. Prior to structural

demolition of complete existing Fairfield County Jail, disconnect fire suppressions system and

abandon utilities.

11. Provide 3D coordination drawings for all systems installed as part of the work of this category.

This contractor will attend all coordination meetings, provide coordination drawings to BIM

integrator, and coordinate resolutions to clashes. Installation is to be designed to avoid clashes,

allow for optimal accessibility to serviceable items, allow for proper head coverage free from

obstructions, and to be square and true to building lines.

12. Provide $2,000,000 of errors and emissions insurance for systems designed by this contractor. D. EXCLUDED

1. Site Work and Utilities contractor will provide underground fire suppression service to 5’-0” outside building footprint.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 21-1 FIRE PROTECTION





Bid Category 23-01 : Mechanical A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 02 00 00 – Existing Conditions *As Applicable 02 41 19 – Selective Demolition *As Applicable 07 84 00 – Penetration Firestopping *As Applicable 07 92 00 – Joint Sealants *As Applicable 08 90 00 – Louvers and Vents Division 22 – Plumbing – Complete Division 23 – HVAC – Complete 25 00 00 – Instrumentation and Control for HVAC 25 01 00 – Sequence of Operations for HVAC Controls 26 29 42 – BAS Controls and Installation




























1. Contractor is responsible for obtaining trade permits associated with work, scheduling and

attending any and all inspections and paying all associated fees. Provide advance notice to CM

before all inspections.

2. This contractor will be responsible for immediately providing investigations, cutting and capping

plumbing and mechanical utilities at the existing Fairfield County Jail to make safe for demolition

the South wing of the building and allow for continued operations during construction of the new

Public Safety Complex. This work is identified on plan sheets P115, PD100 and H115. After

completion of the new Public Safety Building, but prior to complete structural demolition of the

existing Fairfield County Jail, disconnect, cut, cap, and abandon existing utilities to be completely

removed by others.

3. Provide and connect all underground sanitary and storm to within 5 feet outside the building

footprint as indicated, specified, and required including all associated excavation, backfill,

compaction, and concrete patching. Site Work and Utilities contractor will bring all utility service

applicable to this category to approximately 5 feet outside the building footprint except for the gas

service, which is to be provided complete from street source throughout distribution by this

category and the domestic water service which will be provided at 5’ outside building footprint by

sitework contractor. This contractor will be responsible for laying out and providing sleeves in

foundation walls and grade beams.

4. Provide complete sanitary drainage, waste, and vent system complete to all discharge points 5’-

0” outside the building. Include sewage grinder (alternate), grease and oil interceptors, lint

interceptors (including floor access frame and cover), floor drains and troughs, clean-outs, hub

waste receptors, flushable floor drains, washing machine space savers, in-floor toilets, trap

primers, AAVs, condensate piping, and roof drains, including all piping, fittings, miscellaneous

accessories and related items. Coordinate drain elevations with interfacing trade contractors.

Adjustments to floor drains after concrete placement will be the responsibility of this contractor.

Provide final cleaning of all floor drains.

5. Provide complete building storm piping system including all piping, roof drains and overflow

drains, complete including all fittings, miscellaneous accessories and related items. Coordinate

roof drain elevations with interfacing trade contractors.

6. Provide all seismic controls for items installed as part of this scope of work.

7. Provide complete domestic hot and cold water systems to all points of use including piping and

fittings, shock absorbers, water heaters/boilers, expansion and storage tanks, circulation pumps,

backflow preventers and RPZs, motors, meters and gauges, thermometer wells, test plugs,

valves, water hammer arrestors, mixing valves, solenoids, equipment, and all plumbing fixtures,

trim, wall hydrants, hose bibs, etc. chlorinated, tested and fully operational. Pump bases and

vibration control devices shall be installed and grouted by this contractor. Furnish only wall

sleeves for detention plumbing fixtures. Where wall sleeves are installed in fire rated assemblies

infill sleeves with fire stopping products to maintain rated assembly, but allow for access to fixture

connections.

8. Provide all plumbing and mechanical utility connections to kitchen and laundry equipment.

Include kitchen pipe enclosures for all piping mounted exposed within the kitchen, pressure

reducing valves, steam piping, drain piping and indirect vents, etc. Install only kitchen hood and

dishwasher hood and gas shut-off valve furnished by Kitchen Equipment Contractor.

9. Provide potable water meters for domestic water and irrigation including shut-off and by-pass.

Coordinate with local utility provider.

10. Provide natural gas distribution system complete from street source including all piping, valves,

regulators, meter, and all other required system equipment. Install only kitchen gas shut-off valve

furnished by the kitchen equipment contractor. Provide any and all other emergency gas shut-off

valves. Coordinate with gas utility company, submit all applications, pay all fees, and schedule





work. Underground gas piping work will be the responsibility of this contractor even though

drawings indicate that this will be provided by the site work contractor.

11. Provide all insulation of piping and duct systems installed as part of this scope of work.

12. Provide all identification for HVAC and plumbing piping, ductwork, equipment, pumps, control

panels, instrumentation, tanks, valves, dampers, etc. Provide ceiling identification and/or tacks

for concealed items.

13. Provide all flushing, cleaning, sterilization and pressure testing of items installed as part of this

scope of work. Provide advance notice and coordinate with CM to observe tests. Prepare test

reports and submit with closeout documents.

14. Provide complete HVAC system including all air handling equipment, make up air equipment, all

louvers (including flashing), all dampers (fire dampers, combination dampers, and smoke

dampers including actuators), heating and cooling coils, boilers, expansion and storage tanks,

VAV and CAV boxes, pumps, chillers, chilled water buffer tanks, chemical feed/HVAC water

treatment systems, piping, expansion loops, valves, relief/exhaust fans and hoods, supply fans,

dryer exhaust system, backflow preventers, air separators, flow switches, circuit setters, cabinet

heaters, unit heaters, split system units, filter systems, ductwork, vibration controls, seismic

controls, refrigeration piping, supply, exhaust, and return grilles, registers, and diffusers,

balancing and control dampers etc. Include all miscellaneous fittings, supports, devices and

accessories indicated or required for a complete system. Include furnishing and installation of all

false/decorative louvers.

15. Provide all man bars at duct penetrations through security walls. See architectural details for

man bars. Provide miscellaneous angles and support members as indicated. Where man bars

and smoke or fire dampers are identified at the same location, provide out of wall style dampers

16. Provide multiple belts at all exhaust fans that are designated for smoke control per code

requirements. All equipment identified as part of the smoke control system shall be listed and

rated for use as a smoke control system.

17. Provide a complete BAS controls system including all equipment, controllers, controls devices,

instrumentation and components complete including all wiring and interconnect wiring, control

valves and actuators, control dampers, motorized dampers, damper actuators, thermowells, static

pressure sensing devices, temperature sensing devices etc. for a complete and fully operational

system. Coordinate network connections with contractor of bid category 26-01. Coordinate

interface with smoke control system provided by contractor of bid category 26-01. BAS is to

provide smoke control operation of mechanical equipment as specified. Provide all damper and

valve actuators of a consistent voltage and amperage and coordinate with the contractor of bid

category 26-01. BAS wiring plans are included in the electrical drawing set. Raceways, conduits,

and boxes will be provided by the Electrical contractor. Coordinate locations.

18. Provide all duct accessories as indicated and specified. Interconnect between all dampers and

fire alarm system will be by Electrical contractor. Security grilles and barrier bars required at all

secure areas to be provided by this contractor.

19. Where VFDs are indicated for items provided as part of this scope of work, the VFD is to be

provided as part of this scope of work for connections by the electrical contractor.

20. Provide steel support structure for chillers complete including ladder and work platform.

21. Furnish only heat trace systems associated with this scope of work for installation by the electrical

contractor.

22. Provide all factory start-up and testing and balancing of systems installed as part of this scope of

work. Provide advance notice and coordinate with CM to observe all start-up and balancing.

Maintain a list of deficiencies and report all deficiencies to CM immediately.

23. Provide (1) sheave and belt change for each piece of equipment installed as part of this work.

24. Provide all sleeves and fire rated assemblies at penetrations through fire rated assemblies.

Coordinate location with Building Concrete, Masonry, and Framing, Drywall and Acoustical

contractors.





25. Install all joint sealants required to complete this scope of work. Joint sealants where security

plumbing fixtures meet adjacent construction types will be caulked with detention sealant by


26. Provide all access doors and panels necessary to access concealed HVAC and plumbing

accessories required by code. Access doors and panels in secure areas are to be detention

rated. Access doors and panels in rated walls and ceilings need to be fire rated. Provide

installation or include costs of installation by others. Coordinate access panel keying with


27. Provide temporary heat and ventilation systems to maintain a 55 degree temperature throughout

the building from October 2015 until substantial completion as needed. Maintain and extend

service as required to facilitate work and protect finishes until completion. If permanent

mechanical equipment is used, MERV 8 filter media is to be installed at all supply intake and filter

media is to be provided at return air, exhaust air, and outside air openings. All equipment filters

shall be changed at substantial completion, and use shall not compromise warranty period, which

is to start at the date of substantial completion. Provide natural gas equipment. If natural gas is

not available, provide propane systems until natural gas is available. CM will pay for all natural

gas consumed. This mechanical contract shall pay for propane due to poor coordination with

natural gas utility.

28. Coordinate all roof penetrations with Roofing contractor. All roof penetrations are to be made

prior to roofing installation. Layout and install all curbs to be flashed in by the roofing contractor.

29. This contractor will be responsible for providing accelerated submittals and procurement of large

items to allow for installation prior to space enclosure. Coordinate with the milestone construction

schedule and interfacing trade contractors. Provide all equipment (i.e. cranes) for the erection of

large equipment. If equipment is not delivered in time for installation prior to space enclosure,

equipment shall be delivered in a broken down state for installation inside the space at no

additional cost.

30. Provide 3D Building Information Modeling (BIM) service on this project for all plumbing and

mechanical systems. Provide advance notice and coordinate with CM to participate. Provide for

installation clearances as well as future maintenance in all clash detection. Provide both 3D

model and printed coordination drawings for all systems installed as part of the work of this

category. AE has not provided this design in 3D, but will provide 2D CAD files for reference.

31. Provide all excavation and backfill for work of this category. D. EXCLUDED

1. Interior and exterior equipment pads and housekeeping pads for plumbing and mechanical equipment will be installed by the Concrete contractor. Plumbing and Mechanical contractor shall layout housekeeping pads and be required to coordinate their installation. Failure to timely coordinate the installation of any pads shall be the responsibility of this contractor and will be responsible for any cost premiums.

2. Raceways and boxes for controls will be provided by Electrical contractor. Coordinate all locations, sizes and other requirements.

3. Line voltage (110v and above) to all equipment and controls installed as part of this category will be provided by Electrical contractor. Coordinate closely with electrical contractor for all electrical requirements. Deviations from the equipment schedules will be the responsibility of the Plumbing and Mechanical contractor. Any control wiring or power requirements below 110v, to be provided by this Plumbing and Mechanical contractor. Any cost premiums for deviations or uncoordinated items will be paid for by the Plumbing and Mechanical contractor. Changes to electrical requirements for equipment provided as part of this work differing from the contract documents will be made at the expense of the Mechanical contractor.

4. Interconnect to fire alarm between items installed by this scope of work and the fire alarm system will be by the Electrical contractor.





5. Toilet accessories. 6. Fire suppression systems.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 22-2 MECHANICAL





Bid Category 26-01 : Electrical A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 02 00 00 – Existing Conditions 02 41 19 – Selective Demolition 07 84 00 – Penetration Firestopping 07 92 00 – Joint Sealants Division 26 – Complete *Excluding 26 29 42 28 33 00 – Fire Alarm System
























1. Contractor is responsible for obtaining all trade permits, paying all fees and scheduling and

attending all required inspections associated with this work. This includes preparing and





submitting all fire alarm drawings to state permitting and plan review authorities in a timely

manner so as not to delay the start of work.

2. Provide temporary power panel to the site by 10/1/15 and provide minimum 200A temporary

power panels inside the building as construction progresses so that no point inside the building is

more than 100’ from a power source. Maintain until project completion. Remove all temporary

systems before substantial completion. See additional requirements in section 26 05 00 Common

Work Results for Electrical.

3. Provide temporary power to CM job trailer. Include disconnecting at time designated by CM.

4. Provide and maintain all temporary lighting inside the building to maintain OSHA required lighting

levels. Supplement as required as construction progresses. See additional requirements in

section 26 05 00 Common Work Results for Electrical.

5. Provide 6 temporary parking lot lights on temporary poles located as directed by the Construction

Manager. Lights shall be on photo-cells. This is in addition to the sight lighting fixtures that are

identified to remain as temporary lighting during construction, however, these may share a

common circuit.

6. Perform all exterior site electrical demolition to include removal of site light poles, utility poles,

transformers, power and data utilities, generator, cameras, electrified gate components and feed,

and existing electrical service including all conduit, conductors, grounds, etc. This contractor will

be responsible for immediately providing relocation of existing power, generator, phone, and data

utilities to allow for continued operation of the existing Fairfield County Jail facility during

construction. This contractor will be responsible for coordinating with AEP, AT&T, Fairfield

County, and TWC utility providers, paying all fees, and coordinating all shut downs. This

contractor will be responsible for providing uninterrupted services to the existing facility during

relocation of utilities. Provide selective electrical demolition inside the South wing of the existing

jail to prepare for demolition. Provide proper disposal of all items demolished as part of this

scope of work. Prior to structural demolition of existing jail, disconnect all power, phone, data,

and cable utilities to make safe for demolition.

7. Provide minor renovations to existing Fairfield County Jail facility as indicated.

8. Provide all exterior and site lighting including all underground raceways, wiring, site light poles,

concrete bases, hand holes and sleeves.

9. Provide complete power distribution system including secondary service feeder, main distribution

panel transformers, panels, breakers, conductors, fuses, feeders and branch circuits, grounding,

disconnects, outlets, integral TVSS devices, etc. Provide all ancillary devices necessary for a

complete system for example including, but not limited to conduit, pipe supports, wall and ceiling

anchors, boxes, etc.

10. Provide line voltage power circuiting and switch legs to and include all final electrical connections

to all plumbing, mechanical, security electronics (including utility control panels and racks),

communications, fire alarm, door hardware, owner furnished appliances, kitchen and laundry, and

detention equipment Including installation of disconnects where indicated or required by code,

toggle switches and motor starters. Make connections to VFD’s provided by others. Install only

line voltage thermostats furnished by mechanical contractor where indicated. Integral

disconnects will be furnished by the respective contractor providing the equipment where

indicated. Provide separate disconnects shown. Coordinate carefully with other trade contractors

and with all drawings and schedules included in the contract documents.

11. Include all excavation, backfill, concrete ductbanks, masonry and concrete patching required to

complete this scope of work.

12. Install only heat trace systems for plumbing and mechanical systems furnished by the mechanical

contractor. Review plumbing and mechanical drawings for heat trace locations and system types.

13. Provide site primary feed complete from utility source including conduit and utility service

transformer. Coordinate with utility provider, submit all applications and pay all required fees.

Provide transformer vault complete. Schedule work to comply with construction schedule.





Include all trenching, backfill, concrete duct bank, conduit, transformer, grounding, meter,

conductors, etc.

14. Provide interior lighting system complete including fixtures, controls, and wiring as indicated,

specified and required to provide system that is complete, fully operational, and accepted by

owner.

15. Install all electrified door hardware components furnished by General Trades contractor and

provide wiring and terminations. Install all power supplies and other low to medium voltage door

hardware devices provided by others.

16. Provide a complete and fully engineered smoke control, fire detection and alarm system as

indicated, specified, and required, fully operational, inspected, and code compliant. Include all

wiring, conduit and raceways and boxes, cabinets, enclosures, power supplies, and batteries, etc.

Provide connections to all devices furnished and installed by others as specified and required by

code to be monitored and controlled by fire alarm system. Provide drawings to AHJ plan review

immediately, pay all fees, attend all inspections, and provide all required documentation prior to

final inspection. Coordinate with contractor of bid category 23-01 for device locations, and power

requirements for smoke control operation. Provide all controllers, devices, relays, and equipment

to perform specified smoke control sequences.

17. Maintain all fire and smoke barriers by providing all fire rated assemblies required to complete

this scope of work. Contractor of this bid category is to fire seal all penetrations and install all

sleeves as part of this scope of work.

18. Provide all accessories for roof and slab penetrations including sleeves and roofing accessories.

19. Provide all access panels required to access concealed items as required for code but not shown

on drawings. Include all costs for installation by the trade installing the wall or ceiling such as

drywall or masonry.

20. Provide all grounding and bonding as indicated, specified, and required to include grounding

rods, connectors, excavation and backfill, and welds. Provide grounding for telecommunications

systems, security electronics, plumbing and mechanical equipment, etc.

21. Provide all hangers and supports for all conductors, raceways, panels, equipment, and conduits

installed as part of this bid category.

22. Provide and install all identification of electrical equipment and circuitry as indicated, specified,

and required.

23. Provide all cable support systems, raceways, conduits, wall sleeves, rough-in boxes and cable

trays for all low voltage systems installed by others including mechanical controls, data and

communications, security electronics, electrified door hardware, and kitchen and laundry

equipment. Coordinate with other trade contractors as well as all drawings and schedules in the

contract documents. Cable trays not identified on the drawings will be the responsibility of the

contractor requiring the cable trays. Install only special back boxes, racks and cabinets furnished

by Security Electronics Contractor as specified in section 28 01 00. Layout and provide wall

sleeves for these systems as necessary to provide complete raceways.

24. Provide complete emergency and back-up power system complete including engine generator

and emergency power system to consist of all associated controls and required accessories as

specified and shown on the plans. Include generator set, transfer switches, annunciator panels,

control module, power distribution and emergency lighting devices.

25. Provide all surge protective devices for low voltage electrical power circuits.

26. Provide a complete thermal imaging inspection of all electrical distribution equipment, provide

results in writing, and correct and retest any deficiency items at least 30 days before substantial

completion.

27. Provide 3D coordination drawings for all systems installed as part of the work of this category.

This contractor will attend all coordination meetings, provide coordination drawings to BIM

integrator, and coordinate resolutions to clashes.





D. EXCLUDED

1. All wiring associated with the temperature controls system will be provided by the contractor of bid category 23-01.

2. All wiring and devices associated with the security electronics system will be provided by the contractor of bid category 11-01. All work descriptions defined by those parties identified as Detention Systems Contractor (DSC), Detention Electronics Contractor (DEC), Detention Hardware Sub-Contractor (DESC), Touchscreen Control System Vendor (TCSV) and Security Contractor Installer (SCI) will be provided by others. Where scope delineation conflicts exist between this Scope of Work and any other section of the specifications or construction drawings, this Scope of Work shall govern.

3. Interior housekeeping pads for electrical equipment will be installed by Building Concrete contractor. Exterior electrical pads will be provided by the Site Concrete contractor. Electrical contractor shall layout housekeeping pads and be required to coordinate their installation. Failure to timely coordinate the installation of any pads shall be the responsibility of this contractor and will be responsible for any cost premiums.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form

H. UNIT PRICES

1. None

I. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 26-2 ELECTRICAL





Bid Category 31-01 : Earthwork & Utilities A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 02 00 00 – Existing Conditions 02 41 16 – Structural Demolition 31 05 00 – Common Work Results for Earthwork 31 10 00 – Site Clearing 31 20 00 – Earthmoving 31 23 19 - Dewatering Division 33 – Utilities – Complete














participation in joint clean ups and Construction Waste Management Plan. Refuse containers to

complete this scope of work will be provided by this contractor.













1. Obtain and maintain all permits and schedule all inspections required to complete this scope of

work. This is to include but not limited to all public right-of-way and traffic ordinance permits,

utility tie-in fees, tap fees, sidewalk closure fees, etc. This contractor will be responsible for

providing the soil erosion permit, paying all fees, scheduling and attending all inspections, and

addressing all soil erosion concerns. This contractor will be responsible for providing and

maintaining all temporary and permanent soil erosion control measures identified in the storm

water pollution prevention plan and as modified elsewhere in the contract documents and/or as

indicated by the local authority having jurisdiction including site grading, seeding, silt fencing,

storm and sanitary utility modifications, sediment basins, skimmer system, gravel construction

entrances, concrete washout area, inlet protection, ditch checks, etc. Provide a certified shorm

water operator in accordance with all applicable regulations and maintain a SESC log. Maintain

temporary control measures until permanent control measures are established.

2. Provide all Structural Demolition of the existing Fairfield County Jail facility (Bid as an alternate).

Selective demolition of the South Wing of the facility will be provided by others, excluding the floor

slab and foundations, which will be the responsibility of this contractor (Base bid). This selective

demolition is to take place immediately to allow for the construction of the new Public Safety

facility. Demolition of the remainder of the existing jail facility (Bid as an alternate) will take place

after occupancy of the new Public Safety Facility (approximately June, 2017). Provide cutting

and capping of all building utilities (except electrical, which will be the responsibility of the

contractor of bid category 26-01).

3. Provide and test fire suppression service to 1’-0” AFF inside mechanical room and provide flange

for connection by Fire Suppression contractor.

4. Perform all site demolition required, including complete removal of all existing hardscapes, curbs,

light pole bases, fencing, signage, storm and sanitary utilities shown for demolition on the civil

drawings, guard rails, pipe bollards, plants and trees, and flag poles. Provide all saw cutting,

patching of utilities and relocations. Exclude removal of electrified components such as site

lighting, electrified gate components, and electrical primary which will be provided the Electrical

contractor. The intent is to leave as much of the parking lot intact throughout the winter. Assume

removal of asphalt to 10’ around building perimeter immediately and as needed to complete

removal of light poles and install utilities after building erection is completed, with remaining

hardscapes removed in the summer.

5. Provide gravel concrete washout areas at a locations designated by construction manager.

Provide removal of concrete weekly.

6. Provide all excavation and fine grading to establish construction grade at top of auger cast pile

elevations (varies).

7. Provide snow removal at project site. Clear lot inside the construction area after every snow

event to maintain access. Snow removal inside the building footprint will be by others.

8. Provide road sweeping and cleanup activities once a week and after every rain event and

additionally as required to maintain cleanliness of project site and surround roadways.

9. Provide a Ohio Utilities Protection Service survey prior to any and all excavations.

10. Provide all staking and surveying required for installation of below grade utilities and rough

grading for building perimeter and installation of site improvements.

11. Provide all tree protection as indicated.

12. Provide rough grading of all sand and aggregate base materials including all compaction for all

impervious surfaces such as bituminous pavement, concrete walks, aprons, pads, curbs, and

spillways to a tolerance of 1”.

13. Provide all required layout, site demo, grading, excavation, backfill and compaction as required

for all site utilities.





14. Provide complete storm sewerage system including all piping, structures, castings, excavation,

backfill, etc. Provide complete foundation subdrainage system.

15. Spoils removed by others during the installation of auger cast piles and drilled piers and shafts

will be stock piled for fill to be installed by this contractor.

16. Provide complete water distribution system and fire protection service to include domestic water

mains, valves, valve boxes, tie-in, etc. Bring water utilities to a location 5’ outside the building foot

print and provide a connection flange. Coordinate location and requirements with Fire

Suppression and Plumbing contractors.

17. Provide all sanitary sewerage piping and accessories to include sanitary structures, castings,

concrete flow channels inside structures, and cleanouts. Provide to a point 5’-0” outside the

building footprint for connection by Plumbing and Mechanical contractor or 5’-0” outside the

building footprint.

18. Provide all topsoil and rough grading of topsoil. Fine grading prior to installation of seeding is to

be provided by the Landscape Contractor.

19. Provide all dewatering necessary to complete this scope of work.

20. Provide a $20,000 allowance for the installation of crushed concrete drives, parking lots, and

crane pads. D. EXCLUDED

1. Underground gas service is to be provided complete by the Mechanical Contractor of bid category 23-01.

2. Demolition of site electrical items. 3. Excavation & backfill for concrete building foundations and grade beams is by the concrete

contractor.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per the Bid Form

H. ALLOWANCES

1. $15,000 for temporary drives, parking lots, and crane pads.

End of Bid Category 31-2 SITWORK AND UTILITIES





Bid Category 31-02 : Auger Cast Piles A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 31 63 16 – Auger Cast Piles 31 3 26 – Drilled Concrete Piers and Shafts
























1. Provide all auger cast piles and drilled concrete piers and shafts complete including all concrete,

grout, excavations, pipe casings and reinforcing steel. Provide steel dowel reinforcing above

piles for attachment and embedment in concrete grade beams by building concrete contractor





where shown. Perform pile load testing for each capacity pile as specified and report results to

CM and A/E immediately.

2. Stockpile spoils on-site if approved for reuse by Engineer. Spoils suitable for reuse are to be re-

spread / removed by the earthwork contractor. All debris and unsuitable soils are to be removed

from the site and properly disposed of by the contractor of this category.

3. Where construction grade is higher than top of pile excavation backfill hole with pea stone. D. EXCLUDED

1. Furnish

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per the Bid Form

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 31-02 AUGER CAST PILES





Bid Category 32-01 : Asphalt Paving A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 32 12 16 – Asphalt Paving
























1. Perform fine grading only of aggregate subbase at asphalt areas. Fine grading materials will be

furnished and installed to a tolerance of 1” by Site Work and Utilities contractor.

2. Provide all asphalt paving as indicated, specified, and required. The intent is for the base course

of asphalt to be installed as soon as possible in the fall of 2014, and the wearing course to be

installed just prior to substantial completion in the spring of 2015.

3. Provide all pavement markings at asphalt and site concrete as indicated.

4. Provide all wheel stops.





D. EXCLUDED

1. Site concrete 2. Fine grading materials.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. None

End of Bid Category 32-3 ASPAHLT PAVING





Bid Category 32-02 : Landscape & Irrigation A. INCLUDES



Division 01 – Complete 32 92 00 – Turf and Grasses 32 93 00 - Plants
























1. Provide and maintain all permits necessary to complete this scope of work. SESC permit will be

pulled by the Earthwork and Utilities Contractor.

2. Perform fine grading only of topsoil which will be furnished and installed by Earthwork and Utilities

contractor.





3. Provide all planting beds and plants complete including mulch, weed control barriers, pesticides,

root barriers, wood pressure-preservatives, staking, Antidesicant, burlap, planter drainage gravel

and excavation and back fill.

4. Provide complete underground irrigation system including all excavation, backfill, valves, valve

boxes, filters, piping, fittings, heads, sleeves, rebar, controllers, electric wire, pumps, controls and

all necessary specialties required for a complete system. D. EXCLUDED

1. Meter for underground irrigation will be provided by the Plumbing and Mechanical contractor.

E. CLARIFICATIONS

1. None

F. UNIT PRICES

1. None

G. ALTERNATES

1. Per Bid Form.

H. ALLOWANCES

1. $20,000 for additional planting and materials in accordance with Section 32 93 00.

End of Bid Category 32-4 LANDSCAPING AND IRRIGATION

END OF SECTION


EXHIBIT H:SCOPE OF CM’S

SELF-PERFORMED WORK


Exhibit H – CM’s Self-Performed Work

Exhibit H Page 1 of 1

Exhibit H – CM’s Self-Performed Work Granger proposes to self-perform two areas of work in the proposed GMP.

1. BIM Coordination – In lieu of assigning the responsibility of managing the Building Information Modeling (BIM) Clash Detection process required for the coordination of mechanical and electrical systems, Granger will self-perform this management including development of the 3D architectural and structural model.

2. General Building Labor – After the main structure is being constructed, Granger will employ directly a Laborer full time for approximately 18 months to work as a direct employee of Granger to provide the project with available manpower to immediately address potential site and safety concerns, monitor and lead unidentifiable progress clean-up, perform potential additional work items to minimize subcontractor claims for additional work, and be available to address care and maintenance of temporary measures. We feel it would be beneficial to the project to have this employee work directly for Granger to avoid subcontractor mark-up and be under our direct supervision. We will advertise for this person to be a Fairfield County resident in addition to being qualified to perform the work.

Please refer to Exhibit C – Project Estimate for the estimated cost of these two self-performed scope items.


EXHIBIT I:SCHEDULE OF ALLOWANCES


Exhibit I – Schedule of Allowances

Exhibit I Page 1 of 1

Exhibit I – Schedule of Allowances The following allowances are included in the GMP.

1 Permit Fee Allowance $25,000

2 Temporary Utility Consumption Allowance $175,000

3 Contingency Allowance (Per Specifications, amount adjusted) $100,000

4 Testing Allowance (Per Specifications, amount adjusted) $85,000

5 Signage Allowance (Per Specifications) $20,000

6 Landscaping Allowance (Per Specifications) $20,000

7 Concrete Reinforcing Allowance (Per Specifications) 6 Tons

8 Temporary Concrete Curbs & Sidewalks Allowance $5,000

9 Masonry Veneer Allowance for Field Brick (Per Specifications) $1,500/Thousand

10 Structural Steel Allowance (Per Specifications) 4 Tons

11 Temporary Doors, Partitions, and Enclosures $25,000

12 Door Hardware Allowance (Per Specifications) $6,000

13 Printing Graphics Films Allowance (Per Specifications) $8,000

14 Detention Door Hardware Allowance (Per Specifications) $12,000

15 Electrical Utility Connection Fees Allowance $70,000

16 Temporary Drives, Parking Lots and Crane Pads Allowance $20,000

17 Auger Cast Piles Obstructions Allowance $25,000


EXHIBIT J:SCHEDULE OF UNIT PRICES


Exhibit J – Schedule of Unit Prices

Exhibit J Page 1 of 1

Exhibit J – Schedule of Unit Prices The following Unit Prices will be used to adjust subcontractors’ contract amounts as required.

1 Auto Assist Operators $4,200/EA

2 Additional Auger Cast Piles $3,500/EA

3 Deduct Auger Cast Piles $2,400/EA

4 Add per Lineal Foot 16” Auger Cast Pile $35/LF

5 Deduct per Lineal Foot 16” Auger Cast Pile $12/LF

6 Additional Pile Load Test $20,000/EA

Note: Inclusion of unit prices into the GMP if funded outside the contract are entitled to appropriate costs for CMr fee and bonding.


EXHIBIT K:SCHEDULE OF ALTERNATES


Exhibit K – Schedule of Alternates

Exhibit K Page 1 of 1

Exhibit K – Schedule of Alternates Please see Exhibit K – Attachment A – Mandatory Alternates attached for Mandatory Alternate pricing provided and included in the GMP. Please see Exhibit K – Attachment B – Voluntary Alternates attached for Voluntary Alternate pricing provided and included in the GMP.


ITEM

NO.ITEM DESC.

SCOPE

SUBTOTAL

PENDING ITEM

TOTAL

ACCEPTED

ITEM TOTAL

REJECTED

ITEM TOTALDATE NOTES

G-1 Alternate Deleted

G-2 Storage Room. 75,299.00

23-01 Gutridge 15,197.00 Accepted per conference call 8/20/153-2 Mach Industries 6,000.00 4-1 Mouser Masonry 15,000.00 7-2 Kalkreuth 7,842.00 9-2 Continental Commercial Flooring 1,960.00 21-01 Gutridge 1,500.00 23-01 Sauer Group, Inc. 13,600.00 26-1 Claypool 7,200.00 32-02 Augercast Piles 7,000.00

G-3 Brick & Colossal Block Veneer on Base Plan. 55,000.00

4-1 Mouser Masonry 55,000.00 Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

G-3a Brick & Colossal Block at (G-2) Storage Room. 2,000.00

4-1 Mouser Masonry 2,000.00 Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

G-4 Paint Mechanical Rooms 2,373.00

4-1 Mouser Masonry 2,373.00

G-5 Provide Solid Polymer Countertops. 9,323.00

6-1 WAI 9,323.00

MANDATORY ALTERNATES


ITEM

NO.ITEM DESC.

SCOPE

SUBTOTAL

PENDING ITEM

TOTAL

ACCEPTED

ITEM TOTAL

REJECTED



G-6 Provide Lab Grade Casework. 96,050.00

6-1 WAI 96,050.00

G-7 Provide Lightning Protection Base Bid 76,900.00

26-01 Claypool Electric 76,900.00

G-7a Provide Lightning Protection at (G-2) Storage Rm. 1,400.00

26-01 Claypool Electric 1,400.00

G-8 Provide 20 Yr. Warranty at EPDM Roof Base Bid. 3,315.00

7-2 Kalkreuth Roofing 3,315.00 Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

G-8a Provide 20 Yr. Warranty at (G-2) Storage Room. -

7-2 Kalkreuth Roofing -

G-9 Demo Existing MSMJ Building upon completion. 102,350.00

31-01 Massana 102,350.00

-

G-10 Indoor Rubber Flooring at A127 Exercise Room. 4,805.00

9-2 Continental Commercial Flooring 4,805.00


ITEM

NO.ITEM DESC.

SCOPE

SUBTOTAL

PENDING ITEM

TOTAL

ACCEPTED

ITEM TOTAL

REJECTED



G-11 High Performance Coatings at Inmate Showers. 147,134.00

9-2 Continental Commercial Flooring (11,866.00) 9-3 Stonehard 159,000.00

G-12 Provide Inmate Housing Water Mgt. System. 196,423.00

23-01 Sauer Group, Inc. 193,323.00 26-1 Claypool 3,100.00

G-13 Provide Sanitary Sewer Grinders. 68,612.00

23-01 Sauer Group, Inc. 63,662.00 26-1 Claypool 4,950.00

G-14 Chemical Sprinkler at A173 (911 Center). 20,350.00

21-01 Gutridge 18,900.00 26-1 Claypool 1,450.00

G-15 Provide LED Lighting. 211,500.00

26-1 Claypool 211,500.00

G-16 Accurate Controls in lieu of Specified ESS.

G-17 Stanley Security in lieu of Specified ESS.


ITEM

NO.ITEM DESC.

SCOPE

SUBTOTAL

PENDING ITEM

TOTAL

ACCEPTED

ITEM TOTAL

REJECTED



G-18 Security Automation Systems in lieu of Specified ESS.

G-19 Pinnacle Integrated Systems in lieu of Specified ESS.

G-20 Electrical In Floor Duct System at 911 Center. 18,500.00

26-1 Claypool 18,500.00

G-21 Provide tile floors and walls at rooms indicated. 69,154.00

9-1 Valley Interiors 9,720.00 Backer Board Included by 9-29-2 Continental Commercial Flooring 59,434.00

G-22 Alternate Foundation Construction (S403). (160,687.00)

3-1 Thompson Concrete (174,687.00) Accepted per conference call 8/20/154-1 Mouser Masonry 14,000.00


ITEM

NO.ITEM DESC.

SCOPE

SUBTOTAL

PENDING ITEM

TOTAL

ACCEPTED

ITEM TOTAL

REJECTED


1 Eliminate Seismic Requirements for MEP Systems (122,000.00) 8/13/15

21-1 Gutridge (15,000.00) 23-1 Sauer (73,500.00) Price from Gutridge ($82,000)26-01 Claypool (33,500.00)

2 Mechanically Coupled Piping vs. Welded (10,300.00) 8/13/15

32-01 Sauer (10,300.00) All Piping 2.5" and Up In Mechanical Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

3 PVC Underground Storm Piping (29,000.00) 8/13/15

23-01 Sauer (29,000.00) Price from Gutridge ($43,000)Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

4 PVC Underground Sanitary Piping (62,000.00) 8/13/15

23-01 Sauer (62,000.00) Price from Gutridge ($136,700)Excludes Grease SanitaryAccepted per conference call 8/20/15

5 Eliminate Internally Lined Low Pressure Ductwork 8/13/15

Mechanical

6 Alluminum Panel Feeders in lieu of Copper (15,500.00) 8/13/15

26-01 Claypool (15,500.00) Price from Vaughn ($25,000)Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

7 MC Cable in Sheriff's Office 8/13/15

Electrical

VOLUNTARY ALTERNATES


ITEM

NO.ITEM DESC.

SCOPE

SUBTOTAL

PENDING ITEM

TOTAL

ACCEPTED

ITEM TOTAL

REJECTED



8 Eliminate Dry Shake Hardner (22,500.00)

3-1 Thompson (22,500.00) Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

9 Fibers in Lieu of Wire Mesh @ Topping Slabs (5,000.00)

3-1 Thompson (5,000.00) Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

10 Change GRC Conduit to EMT for 2" and Up Below 8' (11,800.00)

26-01 Claypool (8,600.00) (3,200.00) Additional (3,200) If VE #11 is accepted

11 Change Compression Conduit Fittings to Set Screw (20,000.00)

26-01 Claypool (20,000.00)

12 Farm Topsoil In Lieu of Specified Screened Soil (14,730.00)

31-01 Massana (14,730.00) Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

13 Asphalt Millings as Roadway/Parking Lot Base (18,926.00)

31-01 Massana (18,926.00) Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

14 Delete Privacy Dividers and Stools at Dayrooms (9,600.00)

11-01 Pauly Jail (9,600.00) Price from Fabcor ($36,640)Accepted per conference call 8/20/15


ITEM

NO.ITEM DESC.

SCOPE

SUBTOTAL

PENDING ITEM

TOTAL

ACCEPTED

ITEM TOTAL

REJECTED



15 Delete Video Visitation System (188,106.00)

11-01 Pauly Jail (188,106.00) Price from Fabcor ($152,000)-

16 Delete Personal Alarm System (73,415.00)

11-01 Pauly Jail (73,415.00) Price from Fabcor ($33,000)Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

17 Low Color Range CMU W. Natural Gray Mortar (18,700.00)

4-1 Mouser (18,700.00)

18 Smooth Cast Stone in Lieu of Pineapple Products (9,300.00)

4-1 Mouser (9,300.00) Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

19 Paracentric Food Pass Locks in Lieu of Mogul (8,100.00)

11-1 Pauly Jail (8,100.00) Accepted per conference call 8/20/15

20 Delete Smoke Gaskets at Cell Doors (4,800.00)


21 Vicon Cameras in Lieu of Axis Cameras (50,750.00)



ITEM

NO.ITEM DESC.

SCOPE

SUBTOTAL

PENDING ITEM

TOTAL

ACCEPTED

ITEM TOTAL

REJECTED



22 Fine Fissured Ceiling Tile #1714 in lieu of #1757 (25,000.00)

09-01 Valley Interiors (25,000.00)

23 Two 72TB ExacQ Vision Servers in Lieu of 1 Server 24,227.00

11-01 Pauly Jail 24,227.00 Price added to base bid

24 Downsize Boilers (84,000.00)

23-1 Sauer (84,000.00)

25 Reduce Piping Sizes at Mechanical Room (673.00)

23-1 Sauer (673.00)

26 Delete Piping for Future Expansion (13,600.00)

23-1 Sauer (13,600.00)

27 Eliminate Chase UH's and Add 8x8 Air Devices (25,700.00)

23-1 Sauer (14,400.00) 26-1 Claypool (11,300.00)


EXHIBIT L:SCHEDULE OF INCENTIVES &

SHARED SAVINGS


Exhibit L – Schedule of Incentives and Shared Savings

Exhibit L Page 1 of 1

Exhibit L – Schedule of Incentives and Shared Savings No Incentives of Shared Savings are proposed at this time.
