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DIVISION I GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

SECTION 01300 SUBMITTALS

1.1

GENERAL

A.

All required submittals shall be made to the Owner for submission for review by the Architect and/or
Engineer.

B.

Submittals (such as brochures, schedules, performance charts, etc.) that show more than one item or
piece of equipment shall be clearly marked to show which item is being submitted for approval.

C.

Each submittal shall bear the following:

1.
2.
3.
4.

D.

Owner's name
Project name and address
Contractor's/Subcontractor's name
Manufacturer's or Supplier's name

Any work which is the subject of a required submittal shall be commenced only after approval of the
submittal has been obtained.

E. Definitions:
1. The term "Owner" means the City of Philadelphia International Airport.
2. The term "Contractor" means the lowest responsible bidder awarded the Contract for the work.
3. The term "floor" means the exposed portion of the asphalt concrete surface of the building site that lies
within the inner building perimeter.
4. The term "salt" means sodium chloride used to melt snow and ice from roadway surfaces.

1.2

SHOP DRAWINGS AND PRODUCT DATA

A.

Form of Submittals: shop drawings, prints, brochures, catalog pages, cut sheets, schedules

B.

Shop Drawings

C.

1.

Shall be drawn to scale and dimensioned.

2.

Shall show all information needed to establish compliance with Specifications and job conditions.

3.

Shall indicate adjoining work in sufficient detail to show proper installation and connections.

Checking by Contractor: the Contractor shall check each submittal, mark up if required, indicate his
approval, and date, before submitting each item. The Architect or Engineer shall return unchecked all
submittals not so marked and properly identified by the Contractor. The Contractor shall assume
responsibility for dimensions to be confirmed at the job site to insure that the items furnished fit the

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space available.
D.

Resubmittals
1.

Drawings and material returned "No Exceptions Taken" need not be resubmitted.

2. Drawings and materials returned "Provide as Corrected" or "Make Corrections as Noted" need not
be resubmitted unless resubmission is indicated on the stamp.

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3. Drawings and materials returned "Revise and Resubmit," "Amend and Resubmit," or "Rejected"
shall be revised as required and then resubmitted.
E.

1.3

Review and approval of submittals by Architect/Engineer is only for conformance with the design
concept of the Project, and for compliance with the information given in the Contract Documents; it
does not relieve the Contractor of his responsibility for confirming dimensions and correlating
dimensions at the Project Site, for information that pertains solely to the fabrication processes or to
techniques of construction, and for coordination of the work of all Trades.
COLOR SAMPLES

All color selection is to be manufacturers standard and selected at the time of order.

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DIVISION II SITEWORK AND PAVING

2.1
A.

GENERAL
Related Documents
All Work under this division shall be performed in accordance with the Drawings and the provisions of
the Contract, including General Conditions, Supplementary General Conditions, and Division I
General Requirements of these Specifications.

B.

Scope of Work
Owner and Contractor shall coordinate the Work of this division so as to avoid delays to the greatest
extent possible.
1.

Work to be done by Owner

a.

Excavation and Filling

The Owner shall prepare the site for the Contractor so that the Contractor has only to excavate
and backfill for the foundation. The Owner shall perform all other excavation and filling.

b.

Site Grading and Drainage

The Owner shall grade the site so that it is level to plus or minus 0.1 foot inside the building
area. The Owner shall be responsible for all site drainage, including grading of the area
surrounding the building so that slope away from the building is adequate to insure proper
drainage. The Owner shall provide for all final grading and site restoration.
The Owner shall also designate and provide a level area near the building where the truss
frames may be laid out and assembled.

c.

Paving
The Owner shall design, furnish and install all flooring and paving both inside and outside the
building.

2.

Work to be done by Contractor

The Contractor shall excavate and backfill to original grade for all foundation work.
The
Contractor shall have no responsibility for work more than ten feet (10') outside the building wall
or lean-to foundations.

2.2
A.

PROTECTION
Owner and Contractor shall provide complete surface protection of their respective portions of the
Work so as to protect both workers and the general public, and shall do so in complete accordance with
local regulations.

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B.

2.3

All surface drainage shall be diverted during construction in such a manner as to avoid damage to the
site or any adjacent area.
MATERIALS
Any fill which is to be placed directly under foundations or paved areas shall be crushed gravel graded
with 100% passing a 1-1/2" sieve and not more than 5% passing a No. 4 sieve.

2.4

EXECUTION

A.

Excavate to lines and grades indicated on the drawings for all footings.

B.

No foundation work shall begin until the Engineer or the Owner's designated representative has
approved the excavations.

C.

No backfilling shall be done until:

1. the foundations have been inspected and approved by the Engineer or the Owner's designated
representative.
2.

D.

the pipe bollards (door jamb guard posts) have been painted as specified in Division IX.

Compact fill material in lifts not exceeding 6" to 95% of its Proctor density.

DIVISION III CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE

3.1
A.

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GENERAL
Related Documents
All Work under this division shall be performed in accordance with the Drawings and the provisions of
the Contract, including General Conditions, Supplementary General Conditions, and Division I
General Requirements of these Specifications.

B.

Scope of Work

Work under this division shall consist of concrete barrier wall and footings as shown on Drawings.
1. Concrete Barrier Wall Construction
Design the barrier wall to resist the weight (i. e., forces) of salt and sand assuming the following
loading conditions:
a. Salt and sand will be stored to a contained height of twelve feet (12') against the barrier wall.
b. The salt and sand will further slope upwards and away from the wall toward a peak or ridge in the
center of the building at a 32 degree angle of repose.
c. The resulting horizontal force created against the wall will be 0.719 times the weight of the sand and
salt.
2. Wall shall be designed to resist salt and sand load of 100 pcf, to resist a horizontal impact load of 250
lbs., and to resist structural damage from abrasion by salt loading equipment.
3. Materials
a. Wall shall be 12' high above grade as noted above.
b. Reinforcement bars in any concrete used above grade shall be epoxy coated.
c. Any concrete extending above grade shall be installed employing forms with surface treatment and
accessories as required to achieve properly formed and cured, undistorted results with minimal
number of joints and a clean surface finish.
d. A protective coating shall be applied to the interior surfaces of the concrete wall consisting of a 40%
silane solution such as alkylalkoxysilane, alkyltrialkoxy silane, or equal.
4. Execution Weather Protection:
a. Provide cold weather and/or hot weather protection as recommended in ACI-305 and ACI-306.
b. Unless adequately protected, concrete shall not be placed during rain, sleet, or snow. Protect
concrete from rain water, maintain cement:water ratio, and protect concrete surface.
c. All concrete shall be adequately protected after pouring to prevent damage from freezing, by the use

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Quality Assurance

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Codes and Standards

Comply with provisions of the following codes, specifications, and standards, except where more
stringent requirements are shown or specified:
a.

ACI-301, "Specifications for Structural Concrete for Buildings."

b.

ACI-318, "Building Code Requirements for Reinforced Concrete."

c.

Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute, "Manual of Standard Practice."

2. Earth cuts may be used to form concealed vertical surfaces of footings. Earth forms shall be sharp
and true to line and dimension.
D.

Submittals
1.

Refer to Division I, Section 01300, Submittals.

2. Material Certificate: submit certificate from concrete supplier, showing compliance with design
requirements for strength.
3. Product Data: submit data for proprietary materials and items, including reinforcement and
forming accessories, admixtures, and others as requested by Engineer or Owner's designated
representative.
E.

Environmental Requirements
1.

Provide cold weather and/or hot weather protection as recommended in ACI-305 and ACI-306.

2.

Unless adequate protection is provided, concrete shall not be placed during rain, sleet, or snow.
Protect concrete from rain water, maintain cement:water ratio, and protect concrete surface.

3. All concrete shall be adequately protected after pouring to prevent damage from freezing, by the
use of suitable covers and adequate heating equipment. Frozen and damaged concrete must be
removed and replaced at the Contractor's expense. Do not place concrete on frozen earth.
3.2
A.

PRODUCTS
Reinforcing Materials

DIVISION III CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE (Cont)

1.

Reinforcing bars shall conform to "Specifications for Deformed BilletSteel Bars for Concrete
Reinforcement," ASTM A-615 Grade No. 60, having a minimum yield strength of 60,000 psi.

2.

Tie wire shall be black annealed wire, 16 gauge minimum.

3. Bar supports shall conform to the "Bar Support Specification" contained in the "Manual of
Standard Practice" as published by CRSI and WCRSI. Bar and accessories within 1/2" of the
surface of concrete exposed to weather shall be non-corrosive.
B.

Concrete Material
1. Cement shall be grey Portland Cement, Type I or II, conforming to ASTM C-150. Use same
brand for all exposed work.
2. Concrete aggregates shall conform to ASTM C-33. Fine and coarse aggregates shall be regarded
as separate ingredients, and each shall conform to the appropriate grading requirements of ASTM
C-33.
3. Water shall be potable, clean, and free from impurities affecting the strength of the concrete, in
accordance with ACI and ASTM requirements.

C.

Proportioning and Design of Mixes

1. All concrete shall be of normal weight, consisting of a proportioned mixture of Portland Cement,
coarse aggregate, fine aggregate, and water.
Concrete proportions shall be selected on the basis of trial mixes conforming to ACI 211.1.
2.

All concrete, unless otherwise noted, shall have a minimum compressive strength of 3,000 psi at
28 days.
For fill, 1,500 psi concrete may be used.

3. All concrete, unless otherwise noted, shall be proportioned to have a slump of 3" minimum to 4"
maximum. Tolerance in slump shall not exceed ACI recommendation.
Slump for concrete fill may be 6" maximum.
4. Admixtures to retard or accelerate setting, to reduce water ratio, or to prevent freezing shall not be
used without prior approval from the Engineer or the Owner's designated representative. No
admixtures containing calcium chloride may be used.
5. Maximum aggregate size shall conform to the following, and shall not exceed tolerances on
oversize as per ASTM C-33.
Footings, grade beams, and foundations
Concrete fill
D.

3/4"
1/2"

Concrete Production
1.

Ready-mixed concrete shall conform to ASTM C-94 and the National Ready Mix Concrete
Association. Use of non-agitating trucks is not permitted.

2.

Use of retempered concrete is not permitted.

DIVISION III CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE (Cont)

3. The addition of water at the job site is permitted providing that only sufficient water is used to
provide a workable mix, and that neither the design water:cement ratio nor the maximum slump is
exceeded. The addition of cement at the job site to maintain the water:cement ratio is not
permitted.
3.3
A.

EXECUTION
Placing Reinforcement
1. Comply with CRSI's recommended practice for "Placing Reinforcing Bars" for details and
methods of reinforcement placement and supports, and as herein specified.
2. Clean reinforcement of loose rust and mill scale, earth, ice, and other materials which reduce or
destroy bond with concrete.
3. Accurately position, support, and secure reinforcement against displacement by framework,
construction, or concrete placement operations. Locate and support reinforcing by metal chairs,
runners, bolsters, spacers, and hangers, as required.
4.

Coverage: all reinforcing bars below ground shall have minimum 3" concrete cover.

5. Place reinforcement to obtain at least minimum coverages for concrete protection. Arrange,
space, and securely tie bars and bar supports to hold reinforcement in position during concrete
placement operations. Set wire ties so that ends are directed into concrete, and not toward
exposed concrete surfaces.
6.
B.

Heating of reinforcement for bending will not be permitted.

Placement of Concrete
1.

Consolidate all concrete in accordance with provisions of ACI-309.

2. Consolidate each layer of concrete immediately after placing, by use of internal concrete vibrators
supplemented by hand-spading, rodding, or tamping.
3. Limit duration of vibration to time necessary to produce satisfactory consolidation without
causing segregation of aggregate.

DIVISION V MISCELLANEOUS METALS

5.1
A.

GENERAL
Related Documents
All Work under this division shall be performed in accordance with the Drawings and the provisions of
the Contract, including General Conditions, Supplementary General Conditions, and Division I
General Requirements of these Specifications.

B.

Scope of Work
Work under this section shall include truss bearing plates, truss connector plates, joist hangers, angles,
bolts, washers, nails, truss clips, spike grids, and bollards.

C.

Submittals
1.
2.
3.

5.2

Refer to Division I, Section 01300, Submittals.

Truss Bearing Plate Assembly: submit shop drawings for approval.
Spike Grids: submit manufacturer's specifications and technical information.

MATERIALS

A.

Truss bearing plate assembly, bolts, and washers shall be AISI Type 304 stainless steel as detailed on
Drawings.

B.

Truss connector plates:

1.
2.

In the salt storage area: galvanized steel, epoxy coated as described in Division IX.
In the lean-to: galvanized steel.

C.

Joist hangers shall be JUS26 18 gauge slant nail joist hangers with triple zinc coating by USP
Structural Connectors (www.USPconnectors.com, 1-800-328-5934).

D.

Angles connecting endwall knee braces to the top and bottom chords of trusses shall be United Steel
Product Company field adjustable framing angles, MP series, JA5, 14 gauge hot-dip galvanized steel,
2.5 x 2.5 x 5 inches.

E.

All bolts (other than those used for the truss bearing plates) and washers shall be made of ASTM A307 steel, and shall be galvanized.

F.

Clips fastening lean-to trusses to beam supported by columns shall be Simpson Strong-Tie model MTS
12, two at each connection (4 per truss) as shown on Drawings.

G.

Nails
1. Materials: All nails, other than roofing nails, shall be ring-shank, double hot dipped, galvanized
coated steel.

DIVISION V MISCELLANEOUS METALS (Cont)

2.

Sizes
Location

Size

stress skin panel frames and blocking

plywood skins to panels
battens to exterior panels
nails used for trusses

16d
8d
8d
40d
60d
8d
16d
*

upper hip purlins (joist hangers)

x-bracing, lateral bracing, lower hip
angles fastening endwall knee
braces to trusses
exterior siding
roofing nails
roof deck
Simpson Strong-Ties

8
d
*
8
*

Remarks

for 5-ply trusses

for 6-ply trusses

*as per manufacturer

do not use power nails
*as per manufacturer
*as per manufacturer

H.

Spike Grids: Connections between trusses shall be made with spike grids of malleable iron in
accordance with ASTM Specification A-47, Grade 32510, flat type, as manufactured by Cleveland
Steel (14400 South Industrial Avenue, Cleveland, OH
44137, 1-800-251-8351), or equal shear
connector as approved by Engineer of Record. Size, number, and location shall be as shown on
Drawings.

I.

Bollards (door jamb guard posts) shall consist of minimum 6" OD standard weight steel structural
pipe, filled with concrete. Locations, dimensions, and depth of footings and bollards shall be as shown
on Drawings.

DIVISION VI CARPENTRY (Cont)

6.1
A.

GENERAL
Related Documents
All Work under this division shall be performed in accordance with the Drawings and the provisions of
the Contract, including General Conditions, Supplementary General Conditions, and Division I
General Requirements of these Specifications.

B.

Scope of Work
This section shall cover the labor and material necessary to furnish and install the following:
Rough framing and sheathing
Prefabricated wood trusses
Hi-Arch Gambrel frames
Exterior wood siding and wood trim
All lumber shall be grade-marked with the Association stamp, showing species, grade, and mill
number; lumber shall be kiln-dried and marked as such. For southern pine, the term "Association"
refers to the Southern Pine Inspection Bureau.

C.

Submittals
1.

Refer to Division I, Section 01300, Submittals.

2. Pressure Treated Members: submit certificate of treatment from lumber supplier, showing sizes of
members and treatment for each.
3. Plywood: American Plywood Association (APA) stamp should be visible on all plywood to verify
grade.
4. Trusses: submit stamped truss design drawings by truss manufacturer; see Section 6.4 for detailed
requirements.
6.2
A.

ROUGH FRAMING AND SHEATHING

Materials
1. Rough framing includes such lumber as joists, rafters, studs, plates, furring, backing, copings,
fascias, curbs, framing, grounds, sleepers, blocking, etc.
2. All lumber for rough carpentry shall be construction-grade lumber, with extreme fiber stress of not
less than 1,200 psi.

B.

Installation
All framing shall be carefully and accurately laid out, shall be erected and secured in accordance with
best building practice, and shall be of size and spacing indicated on the drawings.

DIVISION VI CARPENTRY (Cont)

6.3
A.

PREFABRICATED WOOD TRUSSES

Submittals
Submit drawings and design calculations, provided by the truss manufacturer, and stamped by an
engineer licensed in the State of New York. Trusses shall be designed for loading requirements as
shown on Drawings. Submittals must show the following:
1. Space diagram with panel point loading
2. Force diagram
3. Truss configuration, showing slope and span
4. All joint details indicating connector plate size and position
5. Size and grade of lumber (to be southern pine)
6. Camber to allow for dead load deflection and connector construction.
7. Design calculations for truss member sizes. In no case shall members of smaller size than those
shown on the drawings be used.
The increase in unit stress for short term loading shall be a maximum of 15%, or in accordance
with state and local regulations.

B.

Materials
1. Trusses shall be fabricated from lumber as designated by truss manufacturer (grade and size of
members).
2. All load bearing lumber and all components of roof trusses shall have 1,200-psi minimum working
stress at 19% maximum moisture content.
3. Toothed truss connector plates shall be Alpine or approved equal, galvanized steel, treated as
specified under Division IX, Painting.
4. The net area of connector plate shall not include the area within 1/2" from the edge or end of the
connected member.

C.

5.

The plate at the peak must be capable of carrying one half the design stress in the member.

6.

All other plates must carry the full design stress across the joint.

Fabrication
1.

Trusses to be shop assembled; all wood members shall have full bearing.

2. Plates shall be positioned as shown on approved shop drawings, and pressed into wood members
so that full penetration of the teeth is obtained without crushing surfaces of wood.

DIVISION VI CARPENTRY (Cont)

3.

All connections shall be made with connectors as required to transmit the stresses fully.
Connectors shall conform to Truss Plate Institute "Design Specifications for Light Metal
Connected Wood Trusses-TP-166".

4. Wood members shall be designed in accordance with National Design Specifications for wood
construction by the NFPA for stress graded lumber.

6.4
A.

5.

Trusses shall be constructed true to line and dimensions within a tolerance of 1/4" for length and
1/8" for height.

6.

All trusses to be stored at the job site in a manner to prevent warping or twisting of trusses.

HI-ARCH GAMBREL FRAMES

Materials
The Hi-Arch Gambrel truss frames are to be constructed of prefabricated wood trusses tied together
with spike grids (refer to Division V) as shown on the drawings.
1.
2.

B.

Prefabricated wood trusses are specified in Section 6.4 above.

Spike grids are specified in Division V, Miscellaneous Metals.

Installation
Assemble the rigid Hi-Arch Gambrel frames in the following manner:
1. Designate an area adjacent to the building as a staging area. The truss frames will then be laid out
in that area.
2.

Fabricate the trusses into frames as follows:

a.

The top truss or trusses (as applicable), having a horizontal bottom chord, are to be
sandwiched between two trusses setting diagonally on each side.

b.

The trusses are to be bolted into a frame and made rigid by the use of spike grids, installed
where shown on the drawings, in accordance with manufacturer's instructions, and using
equipment as recommended or mandated by connector manufacturer. For truss-to-truss
connections, bolts alone are not acceptable.

c.

Where the side trusses are separated by 1-1/2", 2x4 spacers shall be installed intermittently or
continuously. Where the side trusses are separated by 3", two 2x4 spacers shall be installed
intermittently or continuously.

DIVISION VI CARPENTRY (Cont)

3. Furnish and install temporary bracing and stiffeners as needed during erection process, in
accordance with the most current version of Bracing Wood Trusses published by the Truss Plate
Institute.
4. Trusses shall be erected in locations and at spacings shown on Drawings. Provide complete
lateral bracing during erection, and permanent lateral bracing as shown on Drawings, or as
required by truss manufacturer.

6.5

5.

See Div. V, Miscellaneous Metals, and Drawings for base plate details.

6.

Any trusses that are damaged during delivery or erection shall be replaced at no extra cost to the
Owner.

EXTERIOR WOOD SIDING AND WOOD TRIM

A.

Furnish and install where shown on Drawings 19/32 exterior grade rough-sawn siding with shiplap
vertical edges and grooves 8" o.c., product to be Duratemp by Stimson (1-800-445-9758), or approved
equal.

B.

Panels to be 4' x 8' or 4' x 10' as required.

C.

Use 8d galvanized casing nails for application. Power nails are not to be used on exterior siding.

D.

Provide Z-molding at all horizontal joints.

E.

Wood trim to be 1x6 southern pine as shown on Drawings.

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DIVISION VII MOISTURE PROTECTION

7.1
A.

GENERAL
Related Documents
All Work under this division shall be performed in accordance with the Drawings and the provisions of
the Contract, including General Conditions, Supplementary General Conditions, and Division I
General Requirements of these Specifications.

B.

Scope of Work
The Work under this division shall include all materials and labor required to install an uninsulated
roofing system consisting of asphalt shingles installed upon a plywood deck, attached to the truss
frame system specified under Division VI.

C.

7.2
A.

Submittals
1.

Refer to Division I, Section 01300, Submittals.

2.

Submit manufacturer's warranty certificate for shingles.

3.

Submit manufacturer's specifications and instructions for the following items:

a. Shingles
b. Ridge vent

4.

Submit color samples or chips for the following items:

a. Shingles
b. Ridge vent

ROOFING
Materials
1. Roofing shingles shall be equal to Timberline 30 self-sealing asphalt shingles by GAF Materials
Corporation, color to be selected by Owner. Shingles shall be UL rated for wind resistance and
shall carry UL Class C rating and a 30-year guarantee.
2.

Roofing felt shall be 15-lb. asphalt saturated as indicated on Drawings.

3.

Nails shall be standard galvanized roofing nails as recommended by the roofing manufacturer.

4. A galvanized steel drip edge shall be installed at all rake and eave edges, painted in a color
appropriate to the color of shingles being used.
5.

Flashings shall be shop fabricated of galvanized sheet metal, and EPDM membrane, as shown on
Drawings.

DIVISION VII MOISTURE PROTECTION (Cont)

6. Sheathing shall be 5/8" thick four-ply CDX plywood, or approved equal, where called for on
drawings, approved by the American Plywood Association, and fastened with galvanized 8d nails
6" on center.
7. Ridge vent shall be a full-length Alcoa Vent-a-Ridge, color selected by Owner, or an approved
equal providing a minimum ratio of eighteen (18) square inches of net free air area per linear foot.
B.

Installation
1. Contractor shall inspect the structure to insure that the plywood deck is securely anchored and
properly aligned to provide a flat plane for the shingles.
2. All materials shall be installed in complete accordance with manufacturer's instructions, which
hereby become a part of this Specification.

C.

Guarantee
The Contractor shall guarantee the installation of the roof for a period of two years after substantial
completion.

DIVISION IX PAINTING
9.1
A.

Bid Ref. #6043 Page 21

GENERAL
Related Documents
All Work under this division shall be performed in accordance with the Drawings and the provisions of
the Contract, including General Conditions, Supplementary General Conditions, and Division I
General Requirements of these Specifications.

B.

Scope of Work
The work covered in this section will include all painting and staining of exterior wood surfaces,
painting of bollards and pile height line, and treatment of truss connector plates.

C.

Definition: For purposes of this specification, the terms paint and painting refer to the application
of any paint or stain materials specified in these documents.

D.

Submittals
1.

Refer to Division I, Section 01300, Submittals.

2. Submit manufacturer's specifications and instructions for all paint, stain, and epoxy coating
products used.
3.
9.2
A.

Submit color samples or chips for paint and stain.

PAINTING OF EXTERIOR WOOD SURFACES

Materials
1.

Primer shall be exterior grade latex wood primer, Sherwin Williams A-100, or approved equal.

2. Stain shall be exterior grade solid color acrylic latex stain, Sherwin Williams ProMar A16
series, or approved equal; colors to be selected by the Owner. PLEASE NOTE: vinyl acrylic
paint may not be used on Duratemp siding.
B.

Preparation and Application

1.

Refer to and follow manufacturers instructions for surface preparation and application.

2. All surfaces to be painted shall be dry and clean. Before painting, all surfaces shall be thoroughly
cleaned of all dust, dirt, oil, grease, rust, scale, and other foreign matter. The cleaning shall be
done with sandpaper, steel scraper, or wire brushes, as necessary.
3. Follow manufacturers instructions regarding air, surface and material temperatures, other weather
conditions, and time between coats and touchups or recoats.
4.

Apply materials as follows:

a.
b.

Primer: one coat.

Paint: two coats, or as recommended by the manufacturer.

DIVISION IX PAINTING (Cont)

9.3

PAINTING OF BOLLARDS
All bollards shall be painted with two coats of rust inhibitive paint equal to Rustoleum, color to be
Federal yellow. Surfaces to be dry and clean, as per manufacturer's instructions. Paint shall be applied
to entire length of pipe, including the joint between pipe and footing, prior to backfilling.

9.4

TREATMENT OF INTERIOR METAL SURFACES

A.

Materials: All truss connector plates within the main storage structure shall be treated with Sherwin
Williams Tile-Clad High Solids epoxy-polyamide coating system (Parts A and B), or with Pittsburgh
Paint's PittGuard epoxy system, a mixture of products no. 97-148 and 97-149, or approved equal.

B.

Preparation and Application

1. For surface preparation, mixing, and application, follow manufacturer's instructions for use on
galvanized steel surfaces.
2. Truss connector plates shall be painted prior to erection of trusses; damaged surfaces shall be
touched up after installation.

9.5

PAINTING OF INTERIOR PILE HEIGHT LINE

A.

A 4" wide line will be painted as shown on Drawings around the perimeter of the interior of the barrier
wall. The line shall be located 2'-0" below the top of the wall. At the entranceway, this line shall
extend from the bottom of the door jamb, upward at an angle of 45, until reaching a height of 10-0
above finished floor (2 below top of wall).

B.

Paint shall be Federal yellow traffic marking paint for exterior use as manufactured by Devoe or equal.

DIVISION XVI ELECTRICAL WORK

16.1
A.

GENERAL
Related Documents
All Work under this division shall be performed in accordance with the Drawings and the provisions of
the Contract, including General Conditions, Supplementary General Conditions, and Division I
General Requirements of these Specifications.

B.

Scope of Work
1.

Work to be done by Owner: the Owner shall supply and connect power to the building.

2. Work to be done by Contractor: the Contractor shall furnish and install overhead lights within the
building, exterior lighting, disconnect panel, switches, outlets, wiring, and conduit, as shown on
the Drawings. All electrical work shall be completed in accordance with the requirements of the
National Electric Code.
16.2

MATERIALS

A.

Electrical Panel shall be a 100 amp panel with main breaker and QO HID (high intensity discharge)
circuit breakers. Panel shall be in a NEMA-3R enclosure, mounted where shown on Drawings.
Contractor shall ground the panel as required by the local utility company.

B.

Interior Lighting
1. Lights in the salt storage area shall consist of Lithonia THS series 400 watt 120 volt metal halide
lights, or approved equal, mounted where shown on Drawings. These are noted on drawings as
Fixture #1.
2.

Louver guards shall be Lithonia LGA 16, or approved equal.

3. Half-inch (1/2) threaded rods shall be used for installation, according to manufacturers
specifications.
4. Switch: interior lights shall be controlled by one switch with dust-tight weatherproof cover,
mounted where shown on Drawings.
C.

Exterior Lighting
1. Exterior light shall consist of 175-watt mercury vapor fixture with extender arm and photo cell,
mounted where shown on Drawings. This is noted on drawings as Fixture #2.
2. This fixture shall also be connected to a photo cell override switch, single pole, dust-tight,
weatherproof, mounted where shown on Drawings.

D.

Wiring and Conduit

1. All wiring inside the building shall be type THHN solid copper, no smaller than #12 with #12
grounds.
2. Conduit shall be Schedule 40 PVC, with expansion coupling between lights. Provide adequate
support for PVC conduit.
3.

All conduits shall include ground conductors sized in accordance with NEC, Article 250.

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4.

All systems to be dust tight.

5. Installation of wiring and conduit shall be concealed where possible; otherwise, locate as directed
by Engineer.
16.3

INSTALLATION
All electrical materials shall be installed in accordance with the National Electrical Code, with the
manufacturers specifications, and with the Drawings.

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Bidder shall submit information on this sheet indicating construction experience on similar work. Failure to
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Location (City, State)
Owner's Contact Person
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Type of Structure
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Owner's Contact Person
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Owner
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Owner's Contact Person
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