BP 01 General Trades Site Requirements Scope

BP 01
GENERAL TRADES SITE REQUIREMENTS
SCOPE OF WORK – GENERAL TRADES SITE REQUIREMENTS
DEFINITION OF PROJECT AREA:
The Scope of Work includes the provision of all materials, labor and equipment general
requirements for the full project duration to support construction administration and trade
activities for the overall renovation and addition project at the Mount Pleasant Library
which is located at 3160 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC.
CBE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS
The minimum CBE Set-Aside Requirement for this Scope of Work is 100%.
GENERAL TRADES - SITE REQUIREMENT ACTIVITIES
Offeror shall be responsible for providing all labor, material, equipment, and Trade
Subcontractor management and coordination to fully execute the requirements of all new
and modified construction as specifically described in this scope of work with no
exceptions or exclusions, and as indicated in bid documents, Attachment J.1, Issued for
Bid Drawings and Specifications dated January 13, 2010. Reference Sections G and H
for additional information on Project Team roles and responsibilities and Special
Contract Requirements. Also reference Division 1 Specifications for general project
references, requirements, procedures and documentation.
Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

DIVISION 1 – Section 01310 – Project Management and Coordination, Section 01500 –
Temporary Facilities, as applies to the work of this contract.
DIVISION 6 – Section 06105 – Miscellaneous Carpentry, as required for the
performance of this scope.
The Contractor shall be required to provide labor, material and equipment to perform the
scope of work including but not limited to the following tasks:
1. Provide project staff including, but not limited to:
One full time Laborer for incidental project maintenance, labor and clean-
up
Miscellaneous Carpentry work to provide temporary protection of existing
conditions during construction as specifically specified herein and OSHA
safety barricades, rails and floor coverings.
2. Submit informational submittals including site plan, erosion and sediment
control plan, moisture-protection plan, dust control and HVAC control
plan as required by bid document specs.
3. Provide Engineering, site survey and layout for the work. This includes
establishing control lines and benchmarks from local monuments for use
by other contractors.
4. Provide monthly Project construction progress documentation &
photographs, including existing building pre-construction condition
documentation.
5. All required traffic control measures must be obtained and implemented
per local jurisdiction requirements by contractor during performance of
this contractor’s work.
6. Provide physical jobsite mailbox.
7. Provide regular project trash removal & dumpsters, including the
separation of debris for a recycling program consistent with the Project
LEED Certification Program for the full duration of the project.
(Demolition debris removal is not included in this scope).
8. Provide a prefabricated or mobile Office trailer(s) (12’x60’ min).that
stay(s) at the site for the duration of the project (assume fourteen (14)
months) that includes , but not limited to:
Office trailer mobilization (setup), including proper tie-downs, steps and
handicap ramps & rails.
Copier, Printer and Fax machine capable of scanning and copying up to
11”x17”
Cold water
Coffee service
Conference room
Two offices
Toilet room
Paper supplies (towels, toilet paper, copy paper)
Drawing boards
Drawings rack
Office supplies (pens, markers, staplers, mail supplies, etc.)
Office furniture (3 desks, 5 desk chairs)
Six (6) Four-drawer Filing Cabinets
Safety supplies (misc. hat hats, first aid supplies, goggles & gloves).
4- 8’X2’ folding tables
16 folding chairs
Trailer(s) should be of sufficient size to accommodate the needs of the Owner,
Architect and construction personnel office activities, and to accommodate project
meetings specified under Division 1 General Requirements.
9. Provide a storage trailer at a location designated, complete with lighting,
HVAC and ramp sized, furnished and equipped to accommodate materials
and equipment for construction operations. Store combustible materials
apart from building.
10. Provide public space permit for the parking lane at the property frontage
on Lamont street, including payment of parking meters out of service.
11. Temporary tie-ins to all utilities to the field office trailers including but not
limited to plumbing (with backflow preventer), electricity (confirm
sufficient circuitry), phone line, internet accessibility and wireless.
12. The Contractor will be required to maintain the Work from the date of the
approval of his Contract until the entire Contract is completed (assume 16
months).
13. The Contractor shall take adequate precautions to protect trees, shrubs,
and plants from injury during construction operations. This shall include,
but is not limited to, barrier fencing for tree protection, erosion and
sediment control measures, etc. In addition, the Contractor shall on a daily
basis remove excess debris, materials, etc. from the construction site.
14. On site portajohn toilet facilities (assume 4 each, plus trailer tank if sewer
service is not available.)
15. Winter protection, to include temporary building enclosure construction as
well as portable heating equipment as required to maintain a working
environment for all the trades. (this may be provided by an allowance that
can be drawn from as specific requirements occur).
16. Project signage. (Assume custom painted 8’by 8’ plywood with 2”x4”
frame and 4”x4” posts). Owner to provide graphics for project sign.
17. Miscellaneous tools for project clean-up.
18. Surface drainage dewatering & pump equipment. (Assume 20 days).
19. Construction fencing, including relocation and later removal of existing on
site fencing.
20. Safety rail at floor edging and safety floor opening coverings.
21. On site security service during the non-working hours. (Assume the last
six months of the project.)
22. Final clean up of the Project that includes , but not limited to, the
Contractor shall remove from the Work and adjacent property sites and
structures, and all areas in connection with the Work, all weeds, shrubs,
stumps, or portions of trees, and all loose rock, boulders, false work,
temporary structures, machinery and equipment. He shall clean and restore
in an acceptable manner all property, both public and private, inside and
out, and shall leave the Work and sites and structures, in a clean, polished
dusted and vacuumed and presentable condition ready for occupancy
throughout the project, including clearing material from the right-of-way.
23. Submittals will be required for approval prior to execution of the work.
24. Contractor shall provide all hoisting and lifting required for the
performance of the work of this contract.
25. Take care to reference all work noted in the bid documents and described
in BP 13 Scope of Work for salvage, protection and/or preservation by
others. Coordinate the work of this scope so as not to interfere with,
disturb, damage or otherwise impede the intent of this work.
BID SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS

Bidders shall submit their cost schedule for each task outlined in the scope list above
referencing allowances for items that fixed prices cannot be determined at bid time due to
incomplete design detail.
BP 02
HAZMAT ABATEMENT AND SELECTIVE DEMOLITION
SCOPE OF WORK – HAZMAT ABATEMENT AND SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

The Scope of Work includes the abatement of hazardous materials affected by future
planned new construction and the selective demolition work at the Mount Pleasant
Library which is located at 3160 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC.

DIVISION 1 – Section 01310 – Project Management and Coordination, as applies to the
scope of this contract. Section 01732 – Selective Demolition, Complete. Additionally,
reference Section 01351 Special Procedures for Historic Treatment for impact to the
work of this contract.
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ABATEMENT AND SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

Provide all labor, material and equipment to fully execute the requirements to abate
hazardous materials, and selectively demo (brace, cut, demolish and remove) the
following work in accordance with the Plans and Specifications.
The Contractor shall be required to provide all labor, material and equipment to perform
the scope of work including but not limited to the following tasks:
1. Performance of all hazardous material abatement by personnel certified in

the performance of this work including but not limited to:
a. Removal of asbestos containing materials (“ACM”),
b. Removal of components containing mercury,
c. Removal of components containing polychlorinated biphenyls
(“PCB”),
d. Removal and reclamation of Freon.
e. Removal of lead acid emergency and exit light batteries.
f. Removal of miscellaneous chemicals, oils, and other waste, and
g. Removal of bio-hazard waste.
h. Removal of damaged lead based paint from any surface scheduled to
remain.
2. Industrial hygienist monitoring, testing, sampling & reporting to verify
compliance to performance & safety plan.
3. Remove and dispose of any loose building contents remaining the building
after DCPL move out.
4. Slab on grade demolition including sawcutting as required for underslab
utilities.
5. Complete demolition of Existing Sunroom. Removal and salvage of
dimensional limestone cladding, if any, shall be coordinated with other
trade contractors.
6. Cut out new masonry and concrete wall and slab openings, including cut-
outs for installation of new lintels, needling supports and bracing, shaft
and duct openings, and new framing, including installation of new steel
framing support plates and angles, provided by others;
7. Temporary shoring and bracing design drawings stamped by a DC
Registered Structural Engineer as required for Selective Demolition
Permit.
8. Non-structural partitions demolition;
9. All floor, ceiling and wall finish and sub-floor demolition; Note: not all
ceiling or floor finishes to be removed are indicated on the documents.
10. Plaster removal as indicated to masonry backup
11. Roof exhaust stack
12. Structural beams as indicated;
13. Elevated mezzanine structure
14. Elevator cab, equipment, pit and associated attachments, and elevator shaft
demolition;
15. Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing demolition, including stacks,
equipment, piping, conduit, fixtures and disconnects;
16. Stair structure demolition, including landing, slabs and railings. Removal
and salvage of stone treads and wood trim, if any, shall be coordinated
with other trade contractors.
17. Testing and inspection services required for the work, including backfill
operations and selective demolition inspections to verify existing
construction conditions.
18. During the period of this work, contractor agrees that all employees must
be experienced in the performance of this work.
19. Contractor is required to provide pre-existing surveying (photographs or
video) taping).
20. Contractor shall coordinate this work with other work in progress. Special
care will be taken to protect and to avoid damage to original building
components to be protected or removed/repaired/salvaged by Others
including but not limited to fireplaces, stone, millwork, windows, and
running wood trim.
21. Contractor shall provide selective demolition of new openings as indicated
and in a manner consistent with the existing construction.
22. The Contractor shall ensure that no elements determined to be unstable are
left unsupported. Any and all required structural reinforcement or bracing
for structural systems to remain shall be included in this scope of work.
23. Contractor shall remove and transport debris resulting from selective
demolition operations and materials later determined not to be reused to a
legal off site disposal area. Recyclable materials shall be separated and
stored or stockpiled without intermixing with other surplus materials
before transporting to recycling facilities in accordance with a recycling
program consistent with the Project LEED Certification Program.
24. Contractor shall comply with all requirements to achieve LEED points
toward the Silver certification goal as indicated in the bid documents.
25. In the area where proposed protection and/or removal may conflict with
existing utilities, Contractor shall take all necessary precautions to avoid
damage to said utilities.
26. A detailed work plan and schedule showing means and methods to be used
in this package will be provided by the Contractor upon request.
27. Contractor shall submit bids detailing their proposed means and methods
for this scope of work, and shall include evidence of their experience with
similar projects as well as references who may be contacted by the Client.
28. Labor for project clean-up
29. Miscellaneous temporary protection of existing conditions during
construction as specifically specified here-in and OSHA safety barricades,
rails and floor coverings for this Work.
30. Engineering, site survey and layout for the Work.
documentation.
32. Contractor shall leave the workplace in a clean and presentable condition
ready for subsequent trades and prepared for finishes as specified.
35. Contractor shall protect existing adjacent facilities, structures and site
improvements to remain, during this remediation scope contract and
restore damaged improvements to their original condition or better as
required by drawings and specifications. Additionally Contractor shall
survey the site and examine the Drawings and Specifications to
determine the extent of the work.
This scope of work excludes:

a. Sidewalk and paving demolition (by BP03);
b. Site utility demolition (by BP03);
c. Removal of any removed and reinstalled items scheduled
(by BP13)
Attachment J.6 to this RFP, contains the Hazardous Materials Survey Report for Mount
Pleasant Library. This report includes the estimated quantities of materials that require
abatement. These quantities are provided as a courtesy based on a third party’s survey of
the building. However, in no way does DCPL assure the accuracy of any of the contents
of the Report provided in this Attachment, including any estimates. Bidders are solely
responsible to calculate the amounts and types of materials to be abated and to verifying
all existing conditions and quantities of materials to be removed prior to submittal of bid.
It should further be noted that this visual survey as attached is limited and non-invasive.
Accordingly, where new construction documents require disturbance of additional
hazardous materials quantities that could be reasonably inferred from the contents of the
report (i.e. where an exposed hazmat condition could be reasonably assumed to trace
back behind a wall or cavity, within a chase, above a hard ceiling or other in an otherwise
unexposed area), the Contractor should assume this material should also be abated. In the
event that such a hidden hazmat condition will not be exposed or disrupted, but will
remain enclosed, buried or otherwise hidden, abatement should not be included in this
scope. Reference any applicable standards (EPA, OSHA or other industry standard
recognized requirements) for required actions in the performance of this scope of work.
This RFP contains submittal requirements that will be required as part of the performance
of this work. The listed submittals are mandatory and include but are not limited to:
Selective demolition structural shoring and bracing design drawings stamped by a
DC registered engineer as required for Demolition Permit
Hazardous Materials Remediation Performance & Safety Plan
Hazardous Materials Remediation Plan – General
Hazardous Waste Management Plan
Removal and Disposal of Asbestos-Containing Materials Verification Report
Notification and Testing Requirements Regarding Demolition of Asbestos
containing Materials and Lead Painted Components.
BP 03
SITEWORK, SITE UTILITIES, SITE DEMOLITION,
LANDSCAPING and SITE FURNISHINGS
SCOPE OF WORK – SITEWORK, SITE UTILITIES, SITE

DEMOLITION, LANDSCAPING AND SITE FURNISHINGS WORK
Contractor shall be responsible for all site utility, site demolition, site concrete,
landscaping and site furnishings work at the Mount Pleasant Library and its new addition
located at 3160 16th Street, NW, Washington.

work of this contract. Additionally, reference Section 01351 – Special Procedures for
Historic Treatment for impact to the work of this contract.
DIVISION 2 – SITEWORK, Complete
DIVISION 3 – Section 03300 Cast-in-Place Concrete, as applies to the work of this
contract
DIVISION 5 – Section 05500 Metal Fabrications, as applies to the work of this contract
SITEWORK, SITE UTILITIES, SITE DEMOLITION, LANDSCAPING AND SITE FURNISHINGS

1. Contractor to perform engineering, site survey and layout as required for
this work
2. Contractor to obtain public space permit as required for the work.
3. Excavation and backfilling as required for this work. All excavations are
to meet OSHA requirements.
4. Rough and finish grading to accommodate requirements of new grading
plan L.201.
5. Erosion and sediment control measures as identified and required by the
controlling jurisdiction.
6. New storm sewer line including drains, cleanouts, stormwater sand filter
structure, and manholes.
7. Detail 4/L.401 trench drain with decorative grate.
8. Connecting and tying into the existing sewer.
9. Temporary and permanent patching of the paving that was disturbed or
removed during this work, or the work of other Contractors.
10. Concrete retaining walls and site walls including cast in place foundations,
masonry structures and stone veneer as indicated.
11. Site paving (excluding quartzite paving) including sidewalks, steps, ramps
and curbs.
12. New gas line including tapping and tying into the existing line.
13. New water line including water meter vault, and tapping and tying into the
existing line.
15. Testing and inspection services required for the work, including backfill
operations
construction as specifically specified herein and OSHA safety barricades,
rails and coverings for this Work.
video taping).
18. Contractor is required to provide as built survey of underground work
prior to backfill operations.
19. All utilities are to be run to 5’-0” of the building except for the storm line
tie in to the drains or downspouts. Storm line tie in to the downspouts is
to be completed by this Contractor.
20. Contractor shall coordinate this work with other work in progress.
in this package will be provided by the Contractor upon request.
22. Provide all labor, material and equipment to fully execute the
requirements to perform site demolition (brace, cut, demolish) and remove
the following work in accordance with the Plans and Specifications. The
Contractor shall be required to provide all labor, material and equipment
to perform the scope of work including but not limited to the following
tasks:
a. Concrete paving, retaining walls, pads, handicapped ramps,

sidewalks, driveways and aprons, curbs, ramps, footings and
foundations.
b. Chainlink fence
c. Generator including equipment pads
d. Underground utilities that conflict with new work.
e. Chilled water lines
f. Site railings
g. Light poles and bases
h. Inlets
i. Trees and stumps
j. Abandon and plugging of existing water line
k. Remove and salvage existing one story masonry structure
left unsupported. Any and all required structural bracing for structural
systems to remain shall be included in this scope of work.
24. Contractor shall remove and transport debris resulting from demolition
operations and materials later determined not to be reused to a legal off
site disposal area. Recyclable materials shall be separated and stored or
stockpiled without intermixing with other surplus materials before
transporting to recycling facilities in accordance with a recycling program
consistent with the Project LEED Certification Program.
27. Provide all labor, material and equipment to fully execute the landscaping
and site furnishings work in accordance with the Plans and Specifications.
The Contractor shall be required to provide all labor, material and
equipment to perform the scope of work including but not limited to the
following tasks:
a. Fine grading and spreading of the top soil. Furnish additional

topsoil as required.
b. Plant the trees and shrubs and ground cover with all required
staking as shown on the drawings and specifications
c. Seeding
d. Fertilizing
e. Mulch
f. Permanent chain link, picket fence and bollard and chain type
fence systems and gates including foundations
g. Handrails
h. Dimensional black locust wood members at custom site bench
structures by Others
1. Maintenance and watering of all plants and grasses until the reopening of
the library.

1. Quartzite paving (provide concrete subbase only) (by BP05)
2. Custom bench structures including cast in place concrete foundation, masonry
structure and stone veneer (by BP04, BP05). Provide dimensional black locust
wood members only.
Attachment J.6 to this RFP, contains the Hazardous Materials Survey Report for Mount
Pleasant Library. This report includes the estimated quantities of materials that require
abatement. These quantities are provided as a courtesy based on a third party’s survey of
the building. However, in no way does DCPL assure the accuracy of any of the contents
of the Report provided in this Attachment, including any estimates. Bidders are solely
responsible to calculate the amounts and types of materials to be abated and to verifying
all existing conditions and quantities of materials to be removed prior to submittal of bid.
BP 04
CONCRETE WORK
SCOPE OF WORK – CONCRETE WORK

The Scope of Work includes the concrete work at the Mount Pleasant Library which is
located at 3160 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC.

Historic Treatment for impact to the work fo this contract.
DIVISION 2 – Section 02300 Earthwork, Section 02370 – Erosion and Sediment Control
and Section 02620 - Subdrainage as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 3 – CONCRETE, Complete
DIVISION 7 – THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION, as applies to the work of
this contract
CONCRETE WORK
the Concrete scope of work including but not limited to the following tasks:
1. Machine and hand excavation and backfill required for new concrete
structures and additions. Work includes complete excavation and
backfilling for the Terrace Level;
2. Wall & column footings including required reinforcing steel;
3. Basement walls, including infill walls & piers;
4. New elevator pit including excavation & backfill & infill of existing
elevator pit;
5. Underpinning of the existing foundations.
6. New slab on grade at both the additions and replacement of existing SOG,
including excavation, subgrade preparation, gravel/sand base and vapor
barriers;
7. Expansion and control joints
8. Reinforcing steel and mesh as imbedded in the concrete as called out in
the drawings and specifications.
9. Underslab and perimeter drainage pipe, filter fabric, gravel and associated
work where required, adjacent to the Work;
10. New framed slabs;
11. Slab-on-deck;
12. Infill slabs on grade including subgrade preparation and fill;
13. Infill framed slabs, including temporary bracing required;
14. New stairs, including fill and retaining walls;
15. New ramp slabs and ramp retaining walls, including subgrade, subgrade
preparation and all backfill;
16. Concrete foundations for canopies, site benches, site walls and site
retaining walls, including excavation and backfill.
17. Interior stair, ramp and topping slab concrete;
18. Mechanical & electrical equipment pads, (allowance 10 CY.);
19. Grouting of bearing and leveling plates;
20. Install embeds and anchor bolts provided by Others.
21. Install sealers on exposed concrete floors and walls as shown on the
drawings or in the specifications.
22. Independent Testing & Inspection Services for the Work, including
subgrade & backfill compaction and materials testing; concrete, grout &
rebar inspections and testing;
video taping) for the Work.
26. Contractor shall provide miscellaneous concrete infill of undesired
existing openings or depressions, as required and in a manner consistent
with the existing and new construction.
27. Contractor shall provide new concrete structures including foundations,
slabs, stairs, columns, etc. as indicated in the bid documents. Where new
structures meet existing construction a smooth transition shall be made.
29. Contractor shall remove and transport debris resulting from these
operations and materials to site disposal area. Recyclable materials shall
be separated and stored or stockpiled without intermixing with other
surplus materials before transporting to recycling facilities in accordance
with a recycling program consistent with the Project LEED Certification
Program.
32. It is Contractor’s responsibility to read the Hazardous Materials Survey
Report for Mount Pleasant Library
34. Labor for project clean-up;
documentation.
39. Contractor shall restore adjacent property to its original condition after
completion of this work.

1. Light pole bases (by BP16);
2. Site concrete paving, curbs, ramps (by BP03)
3. Horizontal site quartzite paving (by BP05)
BP 05
STONE and MASONRY
SCOPE OF WORK – STONE and MASONRY

The Scope of Work includes the stone and masonry construction at the Mount Pleasant

DIVISION 4 – MASONRY, Complete
DIVISION 5 – Section 05500 – Metal Fabrications, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 7 – Section 07131 – Self-Adhering Sheet Waterproofing, Section 07210 –
Building Insulation, Section 07842 - Fire Resistive Joint Systems and Section 07920 -
Joint Sealants, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 8 – Section 08110 – Steel Doors and Frames, Section 08411 – Aluminum
Framed Entrances and Storefronts, Section 08520 – Aluminum Windows, and Section
08911 – Glazed Aluminum Curtain Walls, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 9 – Section 09111 – Non-Load Bearing Steel Framing, Section 09380 – Terra
Cotta and Stone Tile, as applies to the work of this contract
STONE AND MASONRY WORK

1. CMU walls, both interior and exterior (for site walls and retaining walls)
2. Stone work including wall panels, both interior and exterior, dimensional
stone and stone tile.
3. Interior and exterior stone tile
4. Thin set stone flooring in elevator cab applications
5. Existing stone repair and patching at vestibules
6. Waterproofing membrane below setting bed
7. Exterior granite walls and base
8. Granite floor and wall panels
9. Limestone removal and reinstallation as required for new construction tie-
ins.
10. Cutting and patching of existing limestone as required for smooth
transition between existing and new
11. Grouting and reinforcing steel as indicated on the drawings that fall in the
masonry and is required for this work
12. Installing of steel lintels and embeds that fall in the masonry work. Lintels
and imbeds to be furnished by others
13. Patching and toothing new masonry openings in existing masonry walls.
14. Caulking of control and expansion joints in the work of this contract
15. Independent Testing & Inspection Services for the Work, including
subgrade & backfill compaction and materials testing; concrete, grout &
rebar inspections and testing;
Program.
documentation.
survey the site and examine the Drawings and Specifications to determine
the extent of the work.
This work excludes:

1. Terra cotta panel and baguette work (by BP12).
BP 06
STRUCTURAL, ORNAMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS METALS
SCOPE OF WORK – STRUCTURAL, ORNAMENTAL AND

MISCELLANEOUS METALS
The Scope of Work includes the structural and miscellaneous steel at the Mount Pleasant

DIVISION 3 – CONCRETE, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 4 – MASONRY, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 5 – METALS, Complete
DIVISION 7 – 07620 – Sheet Metal Flashing and Trim, as applies to the work of this
contract.
DIVISION 14 – CONVEYING SYSTEMS, as applies to the work of this contract.
STRUCTURAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STEEL

Contractor shall provide all labor, material and equipment to fully perform the work of all
new and modified steel structural, miscellaneous and ornamental metals systems
including but not limited to columns, beams, plates, angles, pan stairs and railings, steel
embeds and anchors, framing for new openings or infills in existing structural systems at
the existing building and the new addition as indicated in bid documents.
1. Anchor bolts and bearing plates, to be provided to others for installation in
concrete footings;
2. Angle and wide flange lintels furnished to be installed by others in the
new and existing masonry walls.
3. Steel beams and columns;
4. Metal floor and roof decking;
5. Steel edge angles and pour stops.
6. Bearing and leveling plates and shims;
7. Concrete embeds, provided for installation by others;
8. Pan Stairs, including railings and landings;
9. Mechanical & electrical equipment support dunnage;
10. Galvanized post and steel plates for wall as shown on Sheet L.401;
11. Handrails at stairs and handicap ramps;
12. Monumental stairs and decorative ornamental railings of types described
in Specification Section 05721 – Ornamental Railings, including
backpainted glass and wood treads;
13. Furnish and install elevator hoist beam;
14. Furnish and install bronze grille louver, bronze threshold plate and light
fixture metal housings per Detail 12/A0.07.
15. Grating with edge angle frames and supports;
16. Pipe and downspout guards;
17. Abrasive metal nosings and thresholds, supplied to Others for installation;
18. Metal ladders, ladder safety cages and ships’ ladders;
19. Structural column and beam support framing for rooftop equipment screen
wall.
20. Independent Testing & Inspection Services required for this Work,
including materials testing, weld and connection testing and inspections;
video taping).
24. Contractor shall provide miscellaneous steel infill of undesired existing
openings or depressions, as required and in a manner consistent with the
existing construction.
26. Contractor shall remove and transport debris resulting from erection
Program.
existing construction, Contractor shall take all necessary precautions to
avoid damage to said construction.
Report for Mount Pleasant Library.
31. Labor for incidental project clean-up
rails and floor coverings, for this Work.
33. Engineering, site survey and layout for this Work.

1. Light gauge framing (by BP09);
2. Composite metal wall panels (by BP08);
3. Metals at custom millwork (MW) types (by BP13)
BP 07
ROOFING AND WATERPROOFING
SCOPE OF WORK – ROOFING AND WATERPROOFING

The Scope of Work includes the roofing and sheetmetal work at the Mount Pleasant

DIVISION 3 – CONCRETE, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 4 – MASONRY, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 6 – WOOD AND PLASTICS, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 7 – THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION, Complete.
ROOFING AND SHEETMETAL

Contractor shall provide labor, materials and equipment to fully perform all new roofing
systems including but not limited sheetmetal work, roof insulation, SBS modified
bituminous membrane roof and flashings at the existing building and the new addition as
indicated in bid documents.
1. Roof insulation
2. Wood blocking as required or as indicated in the drawings and
specifications
3. Wood parapet blocking
4. Aluminum copings
5. Drainage board.
6. Plaza, roof or walk path pavers and paver pedestals
7. Roof accessories, including but not limited to roof hatches.
8. Basement wall waterproofing
9. Flashing around roof penetrations, equipment bases and curbs
10. Gutters and downspouts
11. Coordination of transitions between glazed skylight systems integrated
gutters where interfacing with the scope of this contract to ensure weather
tight enclosure.
12. Weatherwall system “air and water barrier,” complete, including exterior
weatherwall water testing.
13. Expansion joint systems for the work of this contract.
video taping).
Program.
documentation.
BP 08
ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL, STOREFRONTS, GLASS AND
GLAZING & SKYLIGHTS
SCOPE OF WORK – ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL,

STOREFRONTS AND GLASS AND GLAZING & SKYLIGHTS
The Scope of Work includes the aluminum curtain wall, storefronts, skylights, windows,
doors and glass and glazing work at the Mount Pleasant Library which is located at 3160
16th Street, NW, Washington, DC.

DIVISION 5 – Section 05120 – Structural Steel, and Section 05500 – Metal Fabrications,
as applies to the work of this contract.
DIVISION 7 – THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION, as applies to the work of
this contract including Section 07415 – Composite Metal Wall Panels and Section 07620
Sheet Metal Flashing and Trim
DIVISION 8 – DOORS AND WINDOWS, as applies to the work of this contract and
including, but not limited to Section 08411 – Aluminum-Framed Entrances and
Storefronts, Section 08520 – Aluminum Windows, Section 08630 Metal Framed
Skylights, Section 08800 – Glazing, Section 08830 – Mirrors, Section 8911 – Glazed
Aluminum Curtain Walls, and 08710 – Door Hardware, as applicable.
ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL, STOREFRONTS, GLASS AND GLAZING

Contractor shall provide all labor, material and equipment necessary for all new glass and
glazing systems including but not limited aluminum curtain wall, storefronts, glass and
glazing, metal-framed skylights and composite metal wall panels at the existing building
and the new addition as indicated in bid documents.
1. Structurally glazed and aluminum curtain wall systems;

2. Interior and exterior aluminum storefront systems, complete;
3. Interior and exterior glass door systems, complete including finish
hardware; Permanent cylinders provided by hardware contractor (BP10).
4. Automatic ADA concealed closer equipment.
5. Meeting Room and Elevator glass partitions and backpainted glass
partition/cladding.
6. Metal-framed skylights/skyroofs including integral gutter and drainage
systems;
7. Fixed aluminum-framed windows;
8. Glass in hollow metal frames;
9. Glass in hollow metal and wood doors;
10. Composite metal panels including all supports, closures and caulking;
11. Edge trim around openings and at top of stone;
12. Expansion joint systems as required;
13. Sill flashings;
14. Exterior caulking between aluminum frames and masonry;
15. All flashings as required for the addition to tie into the existing building to
maintain a weather tight enclosure.
16. Coordination of transitions between glazed skylight systems integrated
gutters where interfacing with the scope of this contract to ensure weather
tight enclosure.
video taping).
left unsupported. Any and all required temporary protection for follow on
systems work to remain shall be included in this scope of work.
Program.
documentation.
ready for subsequent trades including label removal.
BP 09
LIGHT GAUGE FRAMING, DRYWALL, CEILINGS AND
PAINTING
SCOPE OF WORK – LIGHT GAUGE FRAMING, DRYWALL, CEILINGS AND

PAINTING
The Scope of Work includes the structural and miscellaneous steel at the Mount Pleasant

work of this contract. Reference Section 01351 – Special Procedure for Historic
Treatment, for impact to the work of this contract.
DIVISION 5 – Section 05500 – Metal Fabrications, as applies to the work of this
contract.
DIVISION 6 – Section 06160 - Sheathing, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 7 – Section 07210 – Building Insulation, Section 07620 – Sheet Metal
Flashing and Trim, Section 07842 – Fire Resistive Joint Systems, Section 07920 – Joint
Sealants, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 8 – DOORS AND WINDOWS, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 9 – Section 09111 – Non-Load Bearing Steel Framing, Section 09210 –
Gypsum Plaster, Section 09250 – Gypsum Board, Section 09852 – Sound-Absorbing
Wall Units, Section 09912 – Painting, Section 09931 – Wood Stains and Transparent
Finishes, and Section 09992 – Painting Restoration.
LIGHT GAUGE FRAMING, DRYWALL, CEILINGS AND PAINTING

Contractor shall provide all labor, material and equipment necessary for all metal stud,
drywall, carpentry, acoustical ceilings, sound absorbing wall panels and paint and stain
finishes at the existing building and the new addition as indicated in bid documents.
1. Light framing and furring;

2. Drywall partitions, perimeter walls, shaftwalls and ceilings including
taping and finishing;
3. Exterior wall sheathing
4. Wood blocking or other in-wall blocking as required to firmly secure and
support finish carpentry, millwork, accessories, specialties and/or other
scheduled equipment.
5. Acoustical ceilings with all associated hangers and supports per A0.12
Finish Schedule
6. Wood ceiling systems
7. Acoustical sound-absorbing wall panels
8. Framing and blocking at metal stud partitions to support glass door or
other equipment as necessary
9. Expansion joint systems as required.
10. Interior caulking between aluminum window and curtain wall frames and
drywall.
11. Caulking between the drywall and the hollow metal door and window
frames
12. Batt and sound insulation
13. New plaster work and skim coating, patching and filling at existing plaster
work that has been removed to accommodate new building systems and
construction or demolished for new work.
14. Painting, wallcovering or staining/transparent finishing as indicated
including but not limited to concrete, masonry partitions, gypsum board
and plaster partitions, perimeter walls, steel, exposed wood millwork and
trim
15. Specialty painting restoration of existing historic murals by qualified
historic restoration specialists submitting qualifications including
references and information on relevant experience and capabilities.
16. Furnish and install recessed projection screens and ceiling mounted
projectors, final connections by Others.
17. Coordinate access panel rough openings with Others including but not
limited to MEP trade contractors.
18. Patching of the drywall and plaster walls and ceilings as required to
provide a smooth transition between new and existing finishes.
19. Fire resistive joints in rated drywall construction systems, smoke barriers
and smoke seals
video taping).
Program.
documentation.
BP 10
DOORS, FRAMES, HARDWARE, AND MISC SPECIALTIES
SCOPE OF WORK – DOORS, FRAMES, HARDWARE, AND MISC
SPECIALTIES
The Scope of Work includes the carpentry, hollow metal, wood doors and finish
hardware at the Mount Pleasant Library which is located at 3160 16th Street, NW,
Washington, DC.

DIVISION 7 – Section 07920 – Joint Sealants, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 10 – Section 10155 – Toilet Compartments, and Section 10801 – Toilet and
Bath Accessories
DIVISION 11 – Section 11056 – Depressible Book Return Bins, complete.
CARPENTRY, HOLLOW METAL, WOOD DOORS, MISC SPECIALTIES AND FINISH

HARDWARE
Contractor shall provide all labor, material and equipment for all carpentry, hollow metal,
and wood doors and finish hardware work at the existing building and the new addition
as indicated in bid documents.
1. Furnish and install plywood and sleepers for the raised platform and ramp
in Room 205 per framing plan indicated on Sheet S1.03
2. Furnish and install hollow metal doors and frames including oversized
sliding door and frame
3. Furnish and install wood doors
4. Furnish and install finish hardware, except those at glass doors included
under Bid Package 08
5. Furnish and install permanent cylinder for the work of this contract and
BP 08.
6. Install salvaged doors to be removed, repaired, refinished and stored by
Others. Coordinate with BP 13 Contractor to acquire for installation.
7. Grouting of hollow metal frames
8. Caulk between counter tops and backsplashes
9. Caulk between backsplashes and walls
10. Furnish and install stainless steel toilet compartments and accessories
11. Furnish and install fire extinguishers and cabinets, if any.
12. Furnish and install book return bin(s).
video taping).
Program.
documentation.
BP 11
FLOORING
SCOPE OF WORK – FLOORING

The Scope of Work includes all floor finishes at the Mount Pleasant Library which is

DIVISION 7 – Section 07620 Sheet Metal Flashing and Trim, as applies to the work of
this contract.
DIVISION 9 – Section 09310 – Ceramic Tile, Section 09629 – Cork Flooring, Section
09651 – Resilient Floor Tile, Section 09653 – Resilient Wall Base and Accessories,
Section 09681 – Carpet Tile, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 12 – Section 12484 – Floor Mats and Frames
FLOORING
Contractor shall provide all labor, material and equipment for all flooring work including
but not limited to ceramic tile, carpeting, slate flooring, resilient flooring and base at the
existing building and the new addition as indicated in bid documents.
1. Floor prep and flash patch as required including leveling and patching of
minor imperfections
2. All glues, adhesives and fasteners as required for this work
3. Floor transitioning accessories and thresholds for this work, excluding
those provided in Specification Section 08710 – Door Hardware, and
provided under BP 10
4. Carpet tile
5. Ceramic tile floors, walls and base
6. Cork tile flooring
7. Vinyl composite floor tile
8. Vinyl treads and risers
9. Rubber base and stair nosing
10. Prefinished wood flooring type WD09
11. Recessed floor mats and frames
video taping).
Program.
documentation.

1. F&I plywood and sleepers for raised platform per S1.03 (by BP 10
carpentry)
2. Interior stone tile flooring (by BP05)
3. Repair and patching of stone flooring (by BP05)
4. Thin set stone flooring in elevator cab applications by (BP05)
BP 12
TERRACOTTA
SCOPE OF WORK – TERRACOTTA

The Scope of Work includes the interior and exterior terracotta panel/baguette systems at
the Mount Pleasant Library which is located at 3160 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC.

DIVISION 7 – Section 07210 – Building Insulation, Section 07272 – Fluid-Applied
Membrane Air Barriers, Section 07842 - Fire Resistive Joint Systems and Section 07920
- Joint Sealants, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 8 – Section 08110 – Steel Doors and Frames, Section 08411 – Aluminum
Framed Entrances and Storefronts, Section 08520 – Aluminum Windows, and Section
08911 – Glazed Aluminum Curtain Walls, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 9 – Section 09111 – Non-Load Bearing Steel Framing, Section 09380 –
Terracotta and Stone Tile as applies to the work of this contract
TERRACOTTA WORK
the a scope of work including but not limited to the following tasks:
1. Terracotta exterior wall panels/baguettes in scheduled patterns and as
detailed at exterior walls including backup sheathing, framing and
supports, mineral wool insulation, and sealants
2. Terracotta exterior panels/baguettes in scheduled patterns and as detailed
at roof screen false mansard including backup framing and supports
3. Terracotta interior wall cladding panels/baguettes in scheduled patterns
and as detailed at interior walls as an extension of exterior wall systems;
light gauge framing and miscellaneous structural support at interior by
Others
4. Caulking of control and expansion joint in terracotta work
5. Positive attachment of mineral wool insulation to keep it in place with
minimum penetration of the weatherwall system.
6. Testing & Inspection Services for the Work, including sub-grade &
backfill compaction and materials testing; concrete, grout & rebar
inspections and testing;
Program.
19. Contractor shall be responsible for all hoisting and lifts required for the
documentation.
BP 13
MILLWORK AND WOOD WINDOWS (BOTH NEW AND
REMOVED), SALVAGE/REPAIR/REFINISH and REINSTALL
SCOPE OF WORK – MILLWORK AND WOOD WINDOWS (BOTH NEW AND

REMOVED), SALVAGE/REPAIR/REFINISH AND REINSTALL
The Scope of Work includes the new millwork as scheduled, as well as the planning,
cataloguing and dismantling and storage of identified historic materials, later to be
refinished and reinstalled, and the temporary protection of historic materials to remain in
place during construction activities of the Mount Pleasant Library which is located at
3160 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC.

DIVISION 1 – Section 01351 – Special Procedures for Historic Treatment. Section
01310 – Project Management and Coordination, as applies to the work of this contract.
DIVISION 6 – Section 06402 – Interior Architectural Woodwork, complete. Section
06105 – Miscellaneous Carpentry, as applies to the work of this contract.
DIVISION 8 – Section 08212 – Stile and Rail Wood Doors, complete.
MILLWORK, WOOD WINDOWS, SALVAGE/REPAIR/REFINISH/REINSTALL

the millwork (new and salvaged) and wood windows (new and salvaged), and
salvage/repair/refinish/reinstall scope of work including but not limited to the following
tasks:
2. Contractor shall locate and clearly flag doors to remain or to be relocated
3. Contractor is required to provide pre-existing surveying and cataloguing
(photographs or digital video taping).
4. Contractor shall perform careful removal and disposition of materials
specified to be salvaged including but not limited to clerestory windows,
doors, running wood trim, and millwork. Additionally, this Contractor
shall provide labor, materials and equipment to install and maintain
protection of property which is to remain undisturbed for the duration of
the project.
5. Removed and salvaged materials shall be patched, repaired, refinished and
reinstalled or otherwise treated in accordance with the bid documents.
6. Furnish and install new wood windows.
7. Protect existing windows to remain in place (no removal, salvage or
restoration required).
8. Remove, salvage, restore, refinish and replace existing wood windows
only as indicated.
9. Protect or furnish and install finish carpentry wood base, column, beam,
door casing or cornice trim moulding.
10. Repair and refinish including protecting in place as required all millwork
(including HVAC fan coil unit enclosures) scheduled to remain or be
reused.
11. Furnish and install toilet room, pantry and workroom countertops and base
and wall cabinets.
12. Furnish and install custom millwork types MW01-16 (MW-06 not used).
13. Furnish and install custom bookstack types BS-09, 09A, 10, 11, 12, 21,
22.
14. Furnish and install custom wood bookstack types WBS-1, 2, 10, 11, 12,
13, 15, 16.
15. Furnish and install solid surface or acrylic (AP-02) top and end panels at
bookstacks as indicated.
16. Furnish and install cork tile or linoleum (with materials furnished by
others) top or end panels at bookstacks as indicated and to match floor
finishes by Others (BP11)
17. Coordinate millwork top and end panels at bookstacks with Contractors
for future bid package for furniture, fixtures and equipment.
19. The Contractor agrees to use their best efforts to salvage, protect and
preserve the property. Where the property is to be taken the Contractor
shall take the property to a bonded warehouse for safekeeping. While
performing the salvage services the Contractors shall also use their best
efforts to prevent or minimize damage to the environment.
20. Contractor will be responsible for protection of the removed material for
the duration of the project. Aforementioned materials must be kept in a
climate controlled environment at all times.
survey the site and examine the Drawings and Specifications to determine
the extent of the work.
left unsupported once salvaged material is removed.
23. Salvageable materials shall be protected from the weather at all times. In
other words, Contractor must maintain the physical integrity of the
property moved from the site to a safe and secure HVAC conditioned
space (where necessary to preserve materials) at all times.
24. Contractor shall provide copies of salvage documentation and cataloguing
lists of materials to CM and Architect for their use.
25. Contractor shall remove and transport debris resulting from demolition
operations and materials later determined not to be reused to a legal off
site disposal area. Recyclable materials shall be separated and stored or
stockpiled without intermixing with other surplus materials before
transporting to recycling facilities.
26. Only those items specifically shown to be removed shall be removed
without prior approval of the Architect.
in this package will be provided by the Contractor with the proposal.
EXCLUDED ACTIVITIES
1. Existing windows not indicated to be removed. Protect in place only (no

requirement for removal, salvage or restoration).
2. Wood stair treads and landings (BP08)
PROJECT CONDITIONS
Contractor shall conduct a pre-installation conference at the project site with

Owner and/or Owner’s Representative, the Architect to review the contractor’s
protection and salvage plan once submitted prior to approval.
Contractor shall name Owner as Additional Insured on its Liability Insurance

Policies and will provide adequate levels of liability insurance as required by the
Contract.
CONTRACTOR SUBMITTALS AND EVALUATION CRITERIA
Potential Contractors shall submit proposals detailing their proposed means and
methods for the Salvage, Preserve and Protection of the Mount Pleasant Library.
Proposals shall list Total Proposed Costs as well as break-out costs for overhead,
profit and general requirements in a not-to-exceed amount for the Contract.
Contractors will provide evidence of their experience with similar projects as well
as references who may be contacted by the Client.
The Client will select a Contractor based on the quality of the submittals, the
experience of the Contractor, and the amount of the not-to-exceed price. Client
reserves the right to determine an optimum solution based on the combination of
the factors listed above.
BP-14
ELEVATOR SYSTEMS
SCOPE OF WORK – ELEVATOR SYSTEMS

The Scope of Work includes the elevator at the Mount Pleasant Library which is located
at 3160 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC.

DIVISION 5 – METALS, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 9 – FINISHES, as applies to the work of this contract
DIVISION 14 – CONVEYING SYSTEMS, Complete
ELEVATOR
Contractor shall provide all labor, material, and equipment necessary for the machine
room less elevator at the existing building and the new addition as indicated in bid
documents.
1. Elevator sills and sill angles

2. Elevator door frames and supports
3. Elevator shaft, exhaust and venting as required.
4. Elevator cab finishes complete, excluding finish flooring
5. Code railing on top of the elevator shaft.
6. Temporary elevator cab protection until the library reopens.
7. Extended warranties and maintenance to allow the elevator to be used
from elevator completion until building acceptance.
Program.

1. Stone flooring in elevator cab installations. Provide subfloor prepared for
floor finishes by Others (BP11)
BP-15
HVAC, PLUMBING & FIRE PROTECTION
SCOPE OF WORK – HVAC, PLUMBING & FIRE PROTECTION

The Scope of Work includes the mechanical work at the Mount Pleasant Library which is

DIVISION 1 – Section 01810 – General Commissioning Requirements, Section 01815 –
Commissioning of HVAC, Section 01820 – Demonstration and Training, Section 01310
– Project Management and Coordination, as applies to the work of this contract.
DIVISION 7 – Section 07842 – Fire-Resistive Joint Systems and Section 07920 – Joint
Sealants, as applies to the work of this contract.
DIVISION 10 – Section 10200 – Louvers, as applies to the work of this contract.
DIVISION 13 – Section 13915 – Fire Suppression Piping, Section 13921 – Electric-
Drive, Cetrifugal Fire Pumps, Section 13930 – Wet-Pipe Fire Suppression Sprinklers,
Complete.
DIVISION 15 – HVAC/PLUMBING, Complete
MECHANICAL
Contractor shall provide all labor, material and equipment necessary for the mechanical
work at the existing building and the new addition as indicated in bid documents.
1. Drain, turn off and cap plumbing and mechanical systems to make safe
and ready for removal of this material by others
2. Domestic water, chilled water and gas piping with all required hangers,
valves and back flow preventers
3. Sanitary sewer lines with all required vents, traps and clean outs
4. Duct work with all required hangers.
5. Fire protection system with all required piping, hangers, valves, and
sprinkler heads.
6. Duct and pipe insulation
7. HVAC system with all required units including but not limited to cooling
tower, pumps, air handling units and tanks.
8. Plumbing fixtures including but not limited to urinals, water closets,
lavatories, sinks and drinking fountains with faucets and valves
9. Fire department connection and fire pump test header
10. Caulking of all plumbing fixtures
11. Hot water heaters
12. Connections as required for refrigerator, ice maker, dishwasher
13. Interior floor and trench drains
14. Sump pumps
15. Roof drains
16. Wall hydrants
17. Grills and diffusers
18. Fire dampers
19. Provide cutouts, sawcuts, coring and/or channeling of existing
construction as required for installation of new work.
20. Demo, excavate, backfill and remove excess dirt for underslab utilities.
21. Furnish and install all necessary support such as lintels (angles, beams) at
all penetrations for this work.
22. This contractor is to run the water and sewer line to 5’-0” outside the
building and make the tie ins with all associated valves and fittings.
23. Installation and later removal of temporary fire risers and water systems
for building project and use by other trades.
24. This contractor is to furnish sleeves and coordinate the installation in all
walls, floors and ceilings.
25. Access panels as required for this work
26. This contractor is responsible to fire caulk its penetrations through fire
rated walls and floors.
27. Starters and disconnects as required
28. This contractor is to coordinate with other trades and complete
coordination drawings showing the location of all piping, duct work, and
electrical conduits and sprinkler lines.
29. Commisssioning, start up, demonstration and training session with owner
maintenance people showing how to operate and maintain all mechanical
systems and units including but not limited to LEED commissioning
requirements.
video taping).
Program.
documentation.
BP-16
ELECTRICAL
SCOPE OF WORK – ELECTRICAL

The Scope of Work includes the electrical work at the Mount Pleasant Library which is

DIVISION 1 – Section 01810 – General Commissioning Requirements, Section 01820 –
Demonstration and Training, Section 01310 – Project Management and Coordination, as
applies to the work of this contract.
Reference Section 01351 – Special Procedures for Historic Treatment for impact to the
DIVISION 7 – Section 07842 – Fire-Resistive Joint Systems and Section 07920 – Joint
Sealants, as applies to the work of this contract.
DIVISION 13 – Section 13730 – Security Access, Section 13945 – Lighting Controls,
Section 13852 – Digital, Addressable Fire-Alarm System, Complete
DIVISION 16 – ELECTRICAL, Complete
DIVISION 17 – Section 17100 – Voice and Data Communication Cabling
ELECTRICAL
Contractor shall provide all labor, material and equipment necessary for the electrical
work at the existing building and the new addition as indicated in bid documents.
1. Turn off power for the electrical system as required to make the building
safe for demolition work to be performed by others;
2. Lights with all bulbs, ballast and lenses as shown on the drawings and in
the specifications;
3. Lighting control systems;
4. Electrical outlets and switches;
5. Conduit;
6. Wire;
7. Electrical panels and equipment with required breakers and disconnects;
8. Fire alarm systems with all panels including annunciator panel, alarms,
pull stations, conduit and wiring;
9. Telecom, data and communication wiring with all panels, conduit, wire
and jacks;
10. Security systems
11. Primary and secondary electrical ductbank with all pull stations and
vaults;
12. Sawcutting as required for floor boxes, work includes patching back
concrete and caulking;
13. Demo, excavate, backfill and remove excess dirt for underslab or
underground utilities.
14. Permanent site lighting including poles and pole bases;
15. Install, maintain and later remove temporary electrical systems and
lighting for use by all trades throughout the building, and any other
necessary temporary electrical requirements for use during the duration of
the project including relocation as necessary;
16. Hook up of temporary offices and temporary site lighting and security
systems;
17. Cleaning of light lenses prior to final turn over of building to the owner;
18. Electrical connections to mechanical equipment including required starters
and disconnects;
19. Provide cutouts, coring and/or channeling of existing construction as
required for installation of new work
20. Fire caulking of all penetrations from the electrical work through fire
walls and floors;
21. Sealing of all penetrations from the electrical work through walls, floors
and roof;
22. Commisssioning, start up, demonstration and training session with owner
maintenance people showing how to operate and maintain all mechanical
systems and units including but not limited to LEED commissioning
requirements.
including materials testing, weld and connection testing and inspections.
video taping).
Program.
Report for Mount Pleasant Library;
similar projects as well as references who may be contacted by the Client;
33. Labor for incidental project clean-up;
rails and floor coverings, for this Work;
35. Engineering, site survey and layout for this Work;
documentation;

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GENERAL TRADES SITE REQUIREMENTS

SCOPE OF WORK – GENERAL TRADES SITE REQUIREMENTS

DEFINITION OF PROJECT AREA:

CBE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS

GENERAL TRADES - SITE REQUIREMENT ACTIVITIES

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

BID SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS

SCOPE OF WORK – HAZMAT ABATEMENT AND SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

CBE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ABATEMENT AND SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

1. Performance of all hazardous material abatement by personnel certified in

This scope of work excludes:

SCOPE OF WORK – SITEWORK, SITE UTILITIES, SITE

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

CBE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS

SITEWORK, SITE UTILITIES, SITE DEMOLITION, LANDSCAPING AND SITE FURNISHINGS

a. Concrete paving, retaining walls, pads, handicapped ramps,

a. Fine grading and spreading of the top soil. Furnish additional

This scope of work excludes:

SCOPE OF WORK – CONCRETE WORK

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

CBE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS

This scope of work excludes:

SCOPE OF WORK – STONE and MASONRY

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

CBE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS

STONE AND MASONRY WORK

This work excludes:

SCOPE OF WORK – STRUCTURAL, ORNAMENTAL AND

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

CBE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS

STRUCTURAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STEEL

This scope of work excludes:

SCOPE OF WORK – ROOFING AND WATERPROOFING

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

CBE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS

ROOFING AND SHEETMETAL

SCOPE OF WORK – ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL,

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

CBE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS

ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL, STOREFRONTS, GLASS AND GLAZING

1. Structurally glazed and aluminum curtain wall systems;

SCOPE OF WORK – LIGHT GAUGE FRAMING, DRYWALL, CEILINGS AND

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

CBE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS

LIGHT GAUGE FRAMING, DRYWALL, CEILINGS AND PAINTING

1. Light framing and furring;

DEFINITION OF PROJECT AREA:

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

CARPENTRY, HOLLOW METAL, WOOD DOORS, MISC SPECIALTIES AND FINISH

SCOPE OF WORK – FLOORING

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

CBE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS

This scope of work excludes:

SCOPE OF WORK – TERRACOTTA

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections:

CBE SET-ASIDE REQUIREMENTS

SCOPE OF WORK – MILLWORK AND WOOD WINDOWS (BOTH NEW AND

DEFINITION OF PROJECT AREA:

Work includes but is not limited to the following specifications sections: