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Smithsonian InstitutionOffice of Planning, Design & ConstructionSPECIFICATIONSPROJECT NO.: SF Project No. 1454504PROJECT TITLE: Dulles Collections Center Storage ModuleFACILITY:National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy CenterDATE:October 21, 2016 - VOLUME 1This project is approved as being in conformance with applicable provisions of the Smithsonian Directive(SD) 410.Michael J. Carrancho, P.E., Deputy Director600 Maryland Avenue, S.W.Suite 5001Washington, D.C. 20024Voice: 202.633.6230 Fax: 202.633.6233DateUSPS Mail:OPDC Capital GalleryMRC 511P.O. Box 37012Washington, D.C. 20013-7012
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONSF PROJECT NO. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULEFINAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 2016 AYERS/SAINT/GROSS ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERSOCTOBER 21, 201621433.01DOCUMENT 00 0010VOLUME 1 - TABLE OF CONTENTSCoverSeals and SignaturesINTRODUCTORY INFORMATION00 0010Table of ContentsDIVISION 1 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS01 100001 114001 230001 250001 290001 310001 320001 323301 325001 330001 400001 420001 500001 560001 600001 730001 741901 770001 782301 783901 790001 811301 911301 9119SummaryWork RestrictionsAlternatesSubstitution ProceduresAttachments: Request for Substitution FormPayment ProceduresProject Management and CoordinationConstruction Progress DocumentationPhotographic DocumentationBuilding Information Modeling (BIM) RequirementsSubmittal ProceduresQuality RequirementsReferencesTemporary Facilities and ControlsEnvironmental ProtectionProduct RequirementsExecutionConstruction Waste Management and DisposalCloseout ProceduresOperation and Maintenance DataProject Record DocumentsDemonstration and TrainingSustainable Design Requirements – LEED for New Construction and Major RenovationGeneral Commissioning RequirementsBuilding Enclosure CommissioningDIVISION 2 - EXISTING CONDITIONS02 4119Selective DemolitionDIVISION 3 - CONCRETE03 300003 4500Cast-in-Place ConcretePrecast Architectural ConcreteTABLE OF CONTENTS00 0010-1
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONSF PROJECT NO. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULEFINAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTSOCTOBER 21, 2016 2016 AYERS/SAINT/GROSS ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS21433.01DIVISION 4 - MASONRY04 2000Unit MasonryDIVISION 5 – METALS05 120005 210005 310005 400005 500005 510005 7300Structural SteelSteel JoistsSteel DeckCold Formed Metal FramingMetal FabricationsMetal StairsDecorative Metal RailingsDIVISION 6 - WOOD, PLASTICS, AND COMPOSITES06 105306 160006 4116Miscellaneous CarpentrySheathingPlastic-Laminate-Faced Architectural CabinetsDIVISION 7 - THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION07 132607 141607 210007 271307 421607 521607 620007 710007 720007 810007 841307 844607 920007 9500Self-Adhering Sheet WaterproofingCold Fluid-Applied WaterproofingThermal InsulationSelf Adhering Sheet Air BarriersFormed Metal Wall PanelsStyrene-Butadiene-Styrene (SBS) Modified Bituminous Membrane RoofingSheet Metal Flashing and TrimRoof SpecialtiesRoof AccessoriesApplied FireproofingPenetration FirestoppingFire-Resistive Joint SystemsJoint SealantsExpansion ControlDIVISION 8 – OPENINGS08 111308 311308 332308 351308 710008 9119Hollow Metal Doors and FramesAccess Doors and FramesOverhead Coiling DoorsFolding DoorsFinish HardwareFixed LouversDIVISION 9 – FINISHES09 2116Gypsum Board Shaft-Wall AssembliesTABLE OF CONTENTS00 0010-2
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONSF PROJECT NO. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULEFINAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 2016 AYERS/SAINT/GROSS ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS09 221609 290009 511309 651309 911309 9123OCTOBER 21, 201621433.01Non-Structural Metal FramingGypsum BoardAcoustical Panel CeilingsResilient Base and AccessoriesExterior PaintingInterior PaintingDIVISION 10 – SPECIALTIES10 142310 280010 441310 441610 5626Panel SignageToilet and Bath AccessoriesFire Protection CabinetsFire ExtinguishersMobile Storage ShelvingDIVISION 11 – EQUIPMENT(Not Used)DIVISION 12 – FURNISHINGS12 4813Entrance Floor Mats and FramesDIVISION 13 - SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION13 0340Archival RoomsDIVISION 14 - CONVEYING EQUIPMENT14 2400Hydraulic ElevatorsTABLE OF CONTENTS00 0010-3
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONSF PROJECT NO. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULEFINAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 2016 AYERS/SAINT/GROSS ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERSOCTOBER 21, 201621433.01VOLUME 2CoverSeals and Signatures21 0010Table of Contents, Volume 2DIVISION 21 - FIRE SUPPRESSION21 053321 120021 131321 1316Identification for Fire-Suppression Piping and EquipmentFire-Suppression StandpipesWet-Pipe Sprinkler SystemsDry-Pipe Sprinkler SystemsDIVISION 22 - PLUMBING22 050022 050522 080022 111622 131322 131622 141322 142922 320022 330022 410022 4213.1322 4213.1622 4216.1322 4216.1622 450022 470022 6700Common Work Results for PlumbingPiping Systems Inspections and VideotapingCommissioning of PlumbingDomestic Water PipingFacility Sanitary SewersSanitary Waste and Vent PipingStorm Drainage PipingSump PumpsReverse Osmosis Water EquipmentElectric Domestic Water HeatersPlumbing SpecialtiesCommercial Water ClosetsCommercial UrinalsCommercial LavatoriesCommercial SinksEmergency Plumbing FixturesWater CoolersProcessed Water SystemsDIVISION 23 - HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING23 050023 051323 051423 051623 051923 052323 052923 053323 054823 055323 059323 070023 080023 0900Common Work Results for MechanicalCommon Motor Requirements for Mechanical EquipmentPower Factor Correction Capacitors for Mechanical EquipmentExpansion Fittings and Loops for Mechanical PipingMeters and Gages for Mechanical PipingGeneral Duty Valves for Mechanical PipingHangers and Supports for Mechanical Piping and EquipmentHeat Tracing for Mechanical PipingMechanical Vibration ControlIdentification for MechanicalTesting, Adjusting, and Balancing for HVACMechanical InsulationCommissioning of HVACInstrumentation and Control for HVACTABLE OF CONTENTS00 0010-4
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONSF PROJECT NO. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULEFINAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 2016 AYERS/SAINT/GROSS ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS23 099323 112323 211323 212323 230023 250023 311323 311923 330023 338023 342323 343323 371323 410023 510023 521623 570023 642623 643023 650023 660023 720023 731323 812623 821623 821923 823323 823423 823923 8413OCTOBER 21, 201621433.01Sequence of Operations for HVAC ControlsNatural-Gas PipingHydronic PipingHydronic PumpsRefrigerant PipingHVAC Water TreatmentMetal DuctsHVAC CasingsAir Duct AccessoriesAir Measuring SystemsHVAC Power VentilatorsAir CurtainsDiffusers, Registers, and GrillesParticulate Air FiltrationBreechings, Chimneys, and StacksCondensing BoilersHeat Exchangers for HVACHelical Rotary Water ChillersRefrigerant Monitoring EquipmentCooling TowersCondenser Water Filtration SystemAir-to-Air Energy Recovery EquipmentModular Central-Station Air-Handling UnitsSplit-System Air-Conditioning UnitsAir CoilsFan-Coil UnitsRadiatorsCabinet Unit HeatersPropeller Unit HeatersHumidifiersDIVISION 26 - ELECTRICAL26 0500.1026 051326 051926 052626 052926 053326 054326 054426 055326 057226 057326 057426 080026 092326 1116.1126 220026 241626 272626 2813Electrical Security SupplementMedium-Voltage CablesLow-Voltage Electrical Power Conductors and CablesGrounding and Bonding for Electrical SystemsHangers and Supports for Electrical SystemsRaceways and Boxes for Electrical SystemsUnderground Ducts and Raceways for Electrical SystemsSleeves and Sleeve Seals for Electrical Raceways and CablingIdentification for Electrical SystemsOvercurrent Protective Device Short-Circuit StudyOvercurrent Protective Device Coordination StudyOvercurrent Protective Device Arc-Flash StudyCommissioning of ElectricalLighting Control DevicesSecondary Unit Substations with Switchboard SecondaryLow-Voltage TransformersPanelboardsWiring DevicesFusesTABLE OF CONTENTS00 0010-5
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONSF PROJECT NO. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULEFINAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 2016 AYERS/SAINT/GROSS ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS26 281626 291326 292326 3213.1326 360026 411326 511926 521926 5619OCTOBER 21, 201621433.01Enclosed Switches and Circuit BreakersEnclosed ControllersVariable-Frequency Motor ControllersDiesel Emergency Engine GeneratorsTransfer SwitchesLightning Protection for StructuresLed Interior LightingEmergency and Exit LightingLed Exterior LightingDIVISION 27 - COMMUNICATIONS27 080027 050027 052627 052827 053627 054427 110027 130027 1500Commissioning of CommunicationsCommon Work Results for CommunicationsGrounding and Bonding for Communications SystemsPathways for Communications SystemsCable Trays for Communications SystemsSleeves and Sleeve Seals for Communications Pathways and CablingCommunications Equipment Room FittingsCommunications Backbone CablingCommunications Horizontal CablingDIVISION 28 - ELECTRICRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY28 0500.1028 0513.1028 080028 130028 160028 230028 3111Common Work Results for Electronic SecurityConductors and Cabling for Electronic SecurityCommissioning of Electronic Safety and SecurityAccess ControlIntrusion DetectionVideo SurveillanceAddressable Fire Alarm SystemDIVISION 31 - EARTHWORK31 100031 2000Site ClearingEarth MovingDIVISION 32 - EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS32 131332 920032 9300Concrete PavingTurf and GrassesPlantsDIVISION 33 - UTILITIES33 050033 110033 4100Common Work Results for UtilitiesWater DistributionStorm Utility Drainage PipingTABLE OF CONTENTS00 0010-6
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONSF PROJECT NO. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULEFINAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 2016 AYERS/SAINT/GROSS ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERSOCTOBER 21, 201621433.01VOLUME 3CoverSeals and Signatures35 0010 Table of Contents – Volume 3BASIS OF DESIGNAPPENDIXA.B.C.D.E.F.G.H.I.J.Appendix A Collections Storage and Material Handling EquipmentAppendix B LEED ScorecardAppendix C Geotechnical InformationAppendix D Fire Protection Design AnalysisAppendix E Construction ScheduleAppendix F BIM Execution plan and Model ContentAppendix G Owner’s Project RequirementsAppendix H Measurement & Verification PlanAppendix I Fairfax Water & Sewage Review CorrespondenceAppendix J Energy Model ReportPRODUCT DATA SHEETSA.B.C.D.E.Mechanical Product Data SheetsPlumbing Product Data SheetsLighting Product Data SheetsElectrical Product Data SheetsSecurity Product Data SheetsTABLE OF CONTENTS00 0010-7
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONSF PROJECT NO. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULEFINAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 2016 AYERS/SAINT/GROSS ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERSOCTOBER 21, 201621433.01VOLUME 4CoverSeals and Signatures40 0010 Table of Contents – Volume 4ENGINEERING CALCULATIONSStructural CalculationsMechanical CalculationsPlumbing CalculationsElectrical CalculationsEmergency Load CalculationsLevel 3 ESFR CalculationsStandpipe CalculationsFire Pump Test ReportVOLUME 5CoverSeals and Signatures50 0010 Table of Contents – Volume 5COST ESTIMATEEND OF SECTIONTABLE OF CONTENTS00 0010-8
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONSF PROJECT NO. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULEFINAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 2016 AYERS/SAINT/GROSSOCTOBER 21, 201621433.01SECTION 01 1000SUMMARYPART 1 - GENERAL1.1RELATED DOCUMENTSA.1.21.3Drawings and general provisions of the Contract, including General and SupplementaryConditions and other Division 01 Specification Sections, apply to this Section.SUMMARYA.Section Includes:1.Project information.2.Related Documents3.Summary of Work4.Work covered by Contract Documents5.Work Sequence6.Use of Premises7.Work under Separate Contracts8.Permits and Responsibilities9.Contract Time for Completion10. Bidder/Offeror Examination of Site11. Availability of Documents12. Units of Measure13. Specification and drawing conventions.B.Related Requirements:1.Section 015000 "Temporary Facilities and Controls" for limitations and proceduresgoverning temporary use of Owner's facilities.PROJECT INFORMATIONSmithsonian Facilities (SF) Project No. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULENational Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center14390 Air and Space Museum ParkwayChantilly, VA 20151Smithsonian Institution Contacts:Contracting Officer (CO), address for Fed Ex and UPS delivery:Smithsonian InstitutionOffice of ContractingMRC 12002011 Crystal DriveArlington, VA 22202SUMMARY01 1000 - 1
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONSF PROJECT NO. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULEFINAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTSOCTOBER 21, 2016 2016 AYERS/SAINT/GROSS21433.01Contracting Officer (CO), address for USPS delivery:Smithsonian InstitutionOffice of ContractingMRC 1200P.O Box 37012Washington, DC 20013-7012Contracting Officer's Technical Representative (COTR), address for Fed Ex and UPS, delivery:Smithsonian InstitutionOffice of Planning, Design & Construction600 Maryland Avenue, SWSuite 5001Washington, DC 20024Contracting Officer's Technical Representative (COTR), address for USPS delivery:Smithsonian InstitutionOffice of Planning, Design & ConstructionMRC 511PO Box 37012Washington, DC 20013-7012Architect:1.4RELATED DOCUMENTSA.The Contract Documents in their entirety, Drawings, Specifications, Construction ContractClauses, and any other documents issued as part of the Contract, apply to this Section.B.Other Related Documents include:1.Smithsonian Institution Construction Contract Clauses for Fixed Price Contracts.2.Drawings, dated October 21, 2016.3.Specifications, dated October 21, 2016, Volumes 1 through 33. Each SpecificationSection is individually numbered with the specification section number and a sequentialnumber (e.g. “08113-10” for Section 08 1113 page 10).4.Other Documents, as listed in the Table of Contents.1.5SUMMARY OF WORKA.1.6The Contractor shall furnish all supervision, labor, materials and equipment needed to completeall work for the DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULE, at the SmithsonianInstitution's National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center located at 14390 Airand Space Museum Parkway, Chantilly, VA 20151 as set forth on the Drawings for SmithsonianFacilities Project No. 1454504 sheets l through 244 and in these specifications, both datedOctober 21, 2016.WORK COVERED BY CONTRACT DOCUMENTSA.Project Identification: Project consists of constructing a new addition to the existing National Airand Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, located adjacent to Dulles InternationalAirport in order to provide additional collections storage facilities for the museum.SUMMARY01 1000 - 2
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONSF PROJECT NO. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULEFINAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 2016 AYERS/SAINT/GROSS1.2.3.4.OCTOBER 21, 201621433.01Project Location: The existing Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center is located at 14390 Air &Space Museum Parkway just south of Dulles International Airport, Chantilly Virginia.Visitor only access to Air & Space Museum Parkway is via an interchange exit off Route28 just north of Route 50.Construction access will only be off Route 50 at an existing signal-controlled intersection.Entrance to museum property is through a security gate. Storage Module project siteaccess is through two secondary security gates once on site.Owner: Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC 20560Architect/Engineer (A/E) Identification: The Contract Documents, dated October 21,2016, were prepared for the Project by:Ayers Saint Gross1040 Hull Street, Suite 100Baltimore MD 21230B.Construction Manager: A construction management team will be selected for this Project toserve as an advisor to the Smithsonian Institution and to provide assistance in administering theContract for Construction between the Smithsonian Institution and Contractor, according to aseparate contract between the Smithsonian Institution and Construction Manager.C.Provide all supervision, labor, materials, and equipment needed to complete a fully operationalDulles Collection Center Storage Module facility as described in these contract documents. Thework of this Contract includes complete building enclosure, weatherproofing, and architecturaltreatments; complete interior construction and finishes including certain built-in furnishings andfixtures; special systems for building security and emergency operations; building utilities andservices; building climate control systems; and complete, fully operational vertical conveyancesystems.D.The Work of Project is defined by the Contract Documents and consists of the following:1.The project consists of one Collections Storage Facility (storage module) addition to theexisting Udvar-Hazy Storage Facility & Museum in the support of the storage of museumartifacts. There is also a small mechanical pump house, cooling tower, and generatorthat will be located on site adjacent the storage module with access aisles to thebuilding.2.Storage Module: A three-story 124,887 sf (11,602 sm) building addition that will providecollection storage space for museum artifacts on three levels. All levels will contain largecollections storage spaces and will utilize storage racks and compact shelving toorganize and protect artifacts. Collections will be brought into the building throughoverhead coiling doors on the new west façade or via the renovated wall betweenexisting collection storage space and the new storage module. Additionally, the secondand third floor will contain environmental chambers (archival rooms: Cool & Cold) for thestorage of rubber and plastic artifacts. Each level will also contain building supportspaces for building utilities. The building will be a braced structural steel frame, clad inprecast architectural concrete panels, and will be fully conditioned to support thepreservation and protection of museum artifacts.3.Exterior Mechanical Equipment: A mechanical pump house, cooling tower, and generatorwill be provided to support critical building functions in support of the preservation andprotection of collection storage space.E.Critical Elements of the Work: The successful Contractor shall be fully qualified to install criticalelements of the Work. Upon request of the Contracting Officer, bidders/offerors shall submit astatement of qualifications to address the following critical elements of the Work:SUMMARY01 1000 - 3
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONSF PROJECT NO. 1454504DULLES COLLECTIONS CENTER STORAGE MODULEFINAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 2016 AYERS/SAINT/GROSS1.2.3.4.5.F.1.7OCTOBER 21, 201621433.01Large Steel frame Building StructurePrecast concrete panel fabrication and installationBuilding mechanical systems and fire protectionRefrigerated environmental chambers fabrication and installationLarge additions to existing buildings; and the ability to adhere to schedule constraints.The Work will be constructed under a single prime contract.WORK SEQUENCEA.The Work shall be constructed as an addition to an existing museum and collections storagefacility that will remain operational every day of the year. Take precautions and coordinate withmuseum officials to maintain the safety, security, weather-tightness and environmentalconditions of affected existing museum spaces at all times.B.Removals to existing exterior walls will not be made until adequate protection has been made atboth the outside and inside of walls to be removed.C.Obtain approval for a workplan to accomplish any sequencing.D.Make utility connections without unduly adversely affecting the day-to-day operation of theexisting museum and the environmental controls extablished for its artifacts.1.8USE OF PREMISESA.1.9General: Contractor shall have access to the premises for construction operations, includinguse of Project site, during construction period, as described in Division 1, Section 010140,“Work Restrictions”. Contractor's use of premises may be limited by the SmithsonianInstitution's needs, which take precedent.WORK UNDER SEPARATE CONTRACTSA.1.10A.Telephone/Data System: A separate contract will be awarded by the Smithsonian for theinstallation of a telephone/data system. The Contractor shall furnish and install empty conduitswith pull wires, backboards, and other accessories where indicated on the Contract Documents.PERMITS AND RESPONSIBILITIESPermits: The Contractor s
DIVISION 27 - COMMUNICATIONS 27 0800 Commissioning of Communications . 27 1500 Communications Horizontal Cabling DIVISION 28 - ELECTRICRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY 28 0500.10 Common Work Results for
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