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7) Penetrations in floors, walls, and ceilings and their relationship to other
<br /> penetrations and installations.
<br /> 8) All equipment requiring maintenance access from ladders six feet or more in
<br /> height, or from scaffolding.
<br /> b. Contractor,working through the Contractor's HVAC Subcontractor,shall indicate the
<br /> location, size, and elevation of supply and exhaust systems ductwork and diffusers;
<br /> fire and smoke dampers; ventilation equipment including terminal boxes, fans, and
<br /> motors with VFDs; seismic bracing; and access doors in ceilings. Equipment and
<br /> dampers shall be coordinated to avoid maintenance access conflicts with built-in
<br /> work below.
<br /> c. Contractor, working through the Contractor's plumbing and piping Subcontractor,
<br /> shall indicate the location, size, and elevation of piping, valves, controllers and
<br /> headers, cleanouts, guides and rollers, expansion joints, seismic bracing, access
<br /> doors in ceilings, and fixtures and equipment. Avoid routing plumbing through
<br /> electrical and data/communications rooms.
<br /> d. Contractor, working through the Contractor's sprinkler Subcontractor, shall indicate
<br /> the location, size, and elevation of the complete sprinkler system including supply
<br /> and cross mains routing, valves, seismic bracing, and standpipes. Coordinate
<br /> location of sprinkler heads on the ceiling layout plans.
<br /> e. Contractor, working through the Contractor's electrical Subcontractor and fire alarm
<br /> Subcontractors, shall indicate the location, size, and elevation of primary distribution
<br /> conduit runs, sleeves, pull boxes, junction boxes, CATV boxes, cable tray, seismic
<br /> bracing, electrical equipment and panels (with working clearances), and fixtures
<br /> including sound system speakers and terminal cabinets.
<br /> 1) Unless otherwise indicated, electrical panels have priority for indicated
<br /> locations. Mechanical and plumbing installations shall provide all required
<br /> offsets to ensure that electrical panels are installed in the indicated locations.
<br /> 5. Contractor shall arrange meetings with its Subcontractors to resolve any apparent
<br /> conflicts on the BIM coordinated Shop Drawings.
<br /> a. Ceiling Layout Drawings: Contractor shall submit for Owner's review detailed
<br /> reflected ceiling layout drawings at a scale not less than 1/8-inch equals 1 foot
<br /> showing gypsum wallboard soffits and headers with heights, and locations of access
<br /> doors, roof openings, HVAC diffusers, sprinkler heads, fire alarm devices, lights,
<br /> and other ceiling mounted appurtenances.
<br /> b. Reliance on BIM: Nothing herein shall give rise to a cause of action against the
<br /> Owner, Architect or its Consultants. The Contractor, Subcontractors and any other
<br /> recipients of the BIM and/or electronic files shall be solely responsible for
<br /> determining the extent of reliance on the BIM and/or electronic files provided and for
<br /> changes in those files occurring during the course of transmission, use, storage or
<br /> design development. In the event that the Contractor or their Subcontractors
<br /> become aware of any discrepancies between the BIM and/or electronic information,
<br /> City of Everett Municipal Building February 3,2023
<br /> Everett Municipal Building Public Works Tenant Spec Sect 01 33 00
<br /> Improvements 01 33 00-7 Submittal Procedures GCCM BIM
<br /> RFFP for GC/CM Services
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