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SCOPE OF WORK – 02A Sitework ________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________Baltimore City Animal Services Building page 1 of 4

Job Name: Baltimore City Animal Services Building

The work to be performed and materials to be furnished by this Contractor are included in the Contract Documents and /or as specified below.

Provide the necessary labor, tools, material, equipment, permits, tax and supervision to complete the Sitework Package. The work includes but is not necessarily limited to the following:

Specification Sections:Division 1 (General Requirements), Section 311000, 313200, 312319, 312500, 315000, 321723, 331000, 333000, 334000, , and Full Specifications listed in Project Manual.

GENERAL

Safety1. All work must be performed in accordance with OSHA, state, local, university and P-C safety standards.

Provide Plano-Coudon with a copy of MSDS sheets for all materials utilized onsite. MSDS sheets to be submitted with submittals.

2. Hard hats, long pants, shirts with sleeves, and work boots must be worn at all times. No offensive language or logos will be permitted on tradesmen clothing.

3. Provide ground watch and safety barricades as required when performing work near pedestrian areas. Barricades to be fabricated from 2x4’s or other structural member, not simply caution tape.

4. No music radios will be permitted.5. This contractor will provide clean up of all debris, jobsite and personal trash to dumpsters provided by

others. Dumpster location to be determined by P-C. All construction materials to dumpsters are to be recycled and documented.

6. This contractor agrees to provide a “clean up crew” on a weekly basis to perform a clean sweep and trash removal of their entire work area. This contractor will supply 1 person each week for 8 hours while they are onsite to join a composite clean up crew that will be managed by Plano Coudon.

7. Plano Coudon retains the right to enforce the safety rules of the jobsite including maintaining a clean jobsite. This may result in actions such as stopping work and directing trades to clean work areas or supplementing trade workforces to ensure action is taken.

Invoicing8. Subcontractor’s requisitions shall be submitted by the 20th of the month for which the requisition

applies. Work shall be projected through the end of the month. Any Subcontractor requisitions received by Plano-Coudon after the 20th of the month will be deferred until the following month. This language supersedes Article 5 Price and Payment of the Long Form Contract. This subcontractor to also make sure that all monthly MBE payment documents are included with each requisition. Requisitions will not be processed without these documents.

9. This project is subject to prevailing wages. See the wage scale included in the project manual. This contractor is directly responsible for following all applicable state requirements including submission of payroll records both directly to the State and Plano-Coudon. Please send Plano-Coudon three (3) copies of all payroll. All fines/fees received by Plano-Coudon due to the failure of this contractor to follow state guidelines will be back-charged to this contractor.

10. This project is tax exempt.

Coordination11. Subcontractors and their tradesmen are expected to act in a professional manner. No offensive language



will be tolerated. Offensive language, cat calling, whistling, etc. are reasons for immediate removal from the jobsite.

12. There is enough space for subcontractor parking on site, however, if parking runs out this subcontractor shall make their own accommodations for parking outside the project site.

13. Attend Subcontractor Progress Meetings bi-weekly, or more regular, as determined by Plano- Coudon. Participate in Owner Progress Meeting if deemed necessary. Subcontractor’s personal attending the meeting shall be able to commit to costs and schedule requirements.

14. Coordinate your work with all other trades.15. Keep all roads, driveways, and parking lots free from mud and debris deposited by equipment used in

the execution of your work.16. The use of Plano-Coudon’s office phone will not be permitted.17. Provide all cutting, core drilling and patching required for proper installation of your work. Coordinate

penetrations in advance with other trades.18. Temporary sanitary facilities will be provided for your use. 19. Schedule all deliveries with the Plano-Coudon superintendent forty-eight (48) hours in advance.20. Provide all scaffolding and equipment required for access to your work unless specifically noted in the

Specific Scope.21. If overtime is deemed necessary, all shall be included within this contractors price in order to meet the

project completion date.22. This pricing will include all addendums and bid questions.

Documentation23. Provide submittals as required by the specifications. All product data is to be furnished to Plano-

Coudon within (2) weeks of award. Provide Mock ups as required by the contract documents. Mock-ups that cannot be incorporated into final work shall be demolished and disposed.

24. This project is to be a part of Baltimore City IgCC Green Building Initiative. All necessary submittals for material used to aide in achieving that certification is included.

25. Maintain a set of “As-built” drawings during the course of the project. Provide a final “red-lined” set of drawings to P-C at the end of the project. As-Built drawings to be updated on P-C’s field set every Friday prior to vacating the jobsite for the weekend.

26. Provide a two (2) year written warranty or additional warranty as described by the contract documents for all labor and material used on this project. Warranty begins at date of substantial completion.

27. Each contractor will be required to supply a performance bond.

Accessibility28. P-C Safety Orientation is required for all subcontractor personnel on site. Once completed,

subcontractor will obtain hard hat decal from P-C to be displayed at all times while onsite.29. All scheduling for access to work areas to be coordinated through Plano-Coudon. Provide as much

advance notice as possible when scheduling deliveries and or work activities.30. CUTTING AND WELDING PERMIT for all welding, burning, pipe sweating, or brazing. This permit

must be requested 48 hours prior to the anticipated hot work. Schedule all burning work in advance with P-C’s superintendent. Provide a fire watch as required by OSHA regulations.

SPECIFIC SCOPE

Mobilization & Set up1. Includes project supervision and management for the scope of work detailed in this subcontract.2. Includes all required mobilization and demobilization required for the scope of work detailed in this



subcontract. Phasing to be anticipated!! 3. This contractor has reviewed all notes on C101 and will comply. 4. This contractor has read, understands and will aide GC in implementation of Sequence of

Construction as listed on C11.00. This contractor responsible for calling Miss Utility for its work. 5. Install and Maintain construction entrances over the course of the project. See detailed construction

of SCE which included a 6” mountable berm. At time specified by GC, construction entrance is to be removed and disposed of by this contractor and area graded in preparation driveway.

6. Furnish and install all sediment and erosion control measures per construction documents. This includes but is not limited to silt fence, diversion super silt fence, posts, inlet protection throughout the entire LOD as described in the construction documents. Daily inspections reports will be required of this contractor. The reports will be supplied by Plano-Coudon and must be turned over at the end of each shift to the superintendent. Sediment and Erosion control policies will be strictly enforced.

7. Includes tree protection with necessary signage as indicated on the construction documents8. This contractor includes sediment controls outside LOD for its work. 9. This contractor has read, understands and will aide GC in implementation of Sediment and Erosion

Control Notes on C11.04. 10. This contractor will attend kick off meeting with MDE. 11. This contractor has included surveyor for layout and as-built documentation to complete its scope of

work 12. Developers Agreement between A/E and City to be provided to this contractor prior to the start of

work.

Site Clearing13. Demolition of existing buildings and removal of slab is by others. This contractor is responsible for

removing and disposing of all concrete walkways, driveways, plantings, curbs, trees, paving etc. to complete site clearing scope of work outside of previous building footprint. Letters form BGE and/or city can be provided.

14. This contractor has clearing and stockpiling all site topsoil. Topsoil to be stockpiled and covered in a manner capable of being reused at the end of the project. Location for stock pile as specified on construction documents.

15. This contractor to remove all utilities of the extent described on C2.00

16. All backfilling and required compacting to be reviewed and tested by testing and inspections agency supplied by GC. Coordination required.

17. This contractor to take special care as to not damage any existing to remain utilities while doing site demolition.

Site Utilities 18. This contractor includes furnish and install all Storm Drain Piping. This work includes

a. Installation of Storm Drain piping (sizes vary) and structures.b. All excavation, backfill, and required compaction are included in this scope of work.c. Includes bedding material in accordance with contract documents.d. Stub up for connection to gutter system. This contractor has all drain piping up to and

including the downspout boot with Cleanout19. For this contractor’s work, it should open only that section of trench that can be backfilled and

stabilized each day. If trench must remain open, silt fence and fall protection to be supplied and installed by this contractor.

20. Place all excavated material uphill side of trench. 21. Water pumped from foundation and trench excavation shall be directed to a portable sediment tank.



22. This contractor to furnish and install all site drains/inlets/manholes as indicated on the plans. 23. This contractor has supplying all detectable underground utility warning / identification tape as

specified for utilities installed.24. This contractor to layout and mark all saw cut locations for approval by both impacted finishes

trades and Plano Coudon Superintendent prior to cutting. 25. This contractor to install 6” and 8” sanitary piping, manholes and cleanouts as shown on

construction documents. Building plumber to stub 5’ outside of building footprint. Connection to be by plumbing contractor. Any damage done to existing manholes to be repaired by this contractor.

26. Confined space certification will need to be on file with Third Party Safety Inspector. 27. This contractor to install waterline into building. This includes but is not limited to vault, piping off

from meters, and connection to existing w/ required reducer. Building plumber to stub 5’ outside of building footprint. Connection to be by plumbing contractor at building.

28. This contractor to install 6” drain tile, stone and cloth around building. 29. Haul and legally dispose of all spoils offsite. Spoils that remain (if any) should be agreed upon with

GC. 30. This contractor has included all materials required to build micro-bioretention bonds. This includes

stone, pea gravel, observation wells (See 13 on C13.09), inlet, underdrain, etc. Mulch and Plantings by others. Foreman on site will have to confirm layers are installed at appropriate elevations. See As-Built tables.

Paving31. This contractor has cutting, excavating and/or grading site to +/- 2/10 of a foot ready to receive

concrete sidewalks. 32. Furnish and install all flexing paving at parking lot. This includes but is not limited to all cutting,

excavating, grading, base/surface courses, 8” aggregate base, tie in, etc. 33. All curb/gutter and curb openings included here. 34. This contractor has also included all stripping of parking areas and all required parking signage,

wheel stops, etc. as shown on documents.

Building Slab and Tilt Up Wall Foundations/Footings 35. Sequence of Operation: This contractor to perform all site clearing of grasses, trees, shrubs, etc. and

provide backfill to get building to slab on grade elevation. Concrete Contractor to excavate for all building footings (isolated and continuous). Backfill around footings to be by concrete contractor.

36. This contractor has exterior backfilling and compaction against tilt up wall. This contractor to be careful not to damage concrete wall and any waterproofing during backfill.

37. All backfilling and required compacting to be reviewed and tested by testing and inspections agency supplied by GC. Coordination required.

38. Haul and legally dispose of all spoils offsite.

END OF SECTION

SCOPE OF WORK – 03A Building Concrete ________________________________________________________________________


Job Name: Baltimore City Animal Services Building

The work to be performed and materials to be furnished by this Contractor are included in the Contract Documents and /or as specified below.

Provide the necessary labor, tools, material, equipment, permits, tax and supervision to complete the Building Concrete Package. The work includes but is not necessarily limited to the following:

Specification Sections:Division 1 (General Requirements), Section 033000, 034700, and Full Specifications listed in Project Manual.

GENERAL

Safety1. All work must be performed in accordance with OSHA, state, local, university and P-C safety standards.

Provide Plano-Coudon with a copy of MSDS sheets for all materials utilized onsite. MSDS sheets to be submitted with submittals.



4. No music radios will be permitted.5. This contractor will provide clean up of all debris, jobsite and personal trash to dumpsters provided by



7. Plano Coudon retains the right to enforce the safety rules of the jobsite including maintaining a clean jobsite. This may result in actions such as stopping work and directing trades to clean work areas or supplementing trade workforces to ensure action is taken.

Invoicing8. Subcontractor’s requisitions shall be submitted by the 20th of the month for which the requisition

applies. Work shall be projected through the end of the month. Any Subcontractor requisitions received by Plano-Coudon after the 20th of the month will be deferred until the following month. This language supersedes Article 5 Price and Payment of the Long Form Contract. This subcontractor to also make sure that all monthly MBE payment documents are included with each requisition. Requisitions will not be processed without these documents.


10. This project is tax exempt.

Coordination11. Subcontractors and their tradesmen are expected to act in a professional manner. No offensive language







the execution of your work.16. The use of Plano-Coudon’s office phone will not be permitted.17. Provide all cutting, core drilling and patching required for proper installation of your work. Coordinate


Specific Scope.21. If overtime is deemed necessary, all shall be included within this contractors price in order to meet the

project completion date.22. This pricing will include all addendums and bid questions.

Documentation23. Provide submittals as required by the specifications. All product data is to be furnished to Plano-






Accessibility28. P-C Safety Orientation is required for all subcontractor personnel on site. Once completed,

subcontractor will obtain hard hat decal from P-C to be displayed at all times while onsite.29. All scheduling for access to work areas to be coordinated through Plano-Coudon. Provide as much

advance notice as possible when scheduling deliveries and or work activities.30. CUTTING AND WELDING PERMIT for all welding, burning, pipe sweating, or brazing. This permit


SPECIFIC SCOPE

Mobilization & Set up1. Includes project supervision and management for the scope of work detailed in this subcontract.2. Includes all required mobilization and demobilization required for the scope of work detailed in this



subcontract. 3. Full submittal to be submitted on and approved per contract documents prior to release of material

and eventual mobilization.4. Furnish and install all rebar material for concrete scope of work5. This contractor has read, understands and has included requirements as specified in specification

and as specified on drawing S103 for this particular scope of work.

Concrete Foundation and Slab 6. Furnish and install all concrete footings, piers and associated rebar per construction documents.

Installation includes excavation and interior backfill (at footings only) as required. Spoils to be stockpiles in area specified by GC.

7. Bottom of exterior footing shall be minimum 2’-6” below finished grade. 8. Furnish and install 4000 psi slab on grade including but not limited to; fine grading of sub-grade, 4”

minimum gravel base, vapor barrier, placement of welded wire mesh, place and finish 6” thick concrete slab, concrete curing, fiber mesh expansion joint, thickened edge (where shown), and saw cut at control joints (S101). Concrete truck access will be provided.

9. Per note 5 of S101 control joints layout shown on drawings is conceptual only. This contractor to submit on layout for approval.

10. Entire slab on grade to be installed over 1” rigid insulation. See A103. 11. This contractor shall aide in coordination of stub up and under slab rough in with other trades.

Subcontractor should note how footings should be notched per Q/S301 for utilities boots connecting to rain leaders.

12. All slabs on grade shall have thickenings, depressions, openings, slopes, etc. as shown or required. However, a 6” thickness shall be maintained.

13. Footings and Piers to be 3000psi. Minimum steel protection to be per specifications. 14. This contractor to coordinate with mason on footings and slab joints that support masonry walls.

Layout of footings and slab on grade joints differ depending on size of CMU Walls and whether or not CMU wall is load bearing or non-load bearing.

15. This contractor to coordinate with structural steel contractor on the setting of base plates on concrete piers for future steel column installation. This contractor includes setting anchor bolts and setting/grouting of leveling plates furnished by others as shown on contract drawings.

16. This contractor to coordinate location of connection rebar with mason so that both parties have adequate structural coverage.

17. This contractor has included depressions in slab on grade and additional mobilization that will be needed for these areas where masonry has to be completed first.

18. Protect all exposed rebar dowels with caps as required by OSHA19. Includes stockpile of excess spoils created by this scope of work, as directed by Plano-Coudon

Supervision. Provide estimated quantity.20. If slab on grade is to be used for forming and pouring tilt up concrete walls, this contractor to make

sure that surfaces clean, flat and acceptable for placement of walls per specifications prior to pouring walls. If not, casting beds outside of building slab need to be used.

21. Where slab on grade needs to be stopped short for installation of tilt up walls, this contractor to review and conform to all comments on A104.

Concrete Tilt Up Walls22. Furnish and install all 11” thick insulated tilt up walls at 4000psi and associated rebar per

construction documents. This includes but is not limited to rebar/opening layout per S200-S204, dovetail slots for masonry walls, 2” insulation layer, 1” horizontal relief joints, ¾” vertical panel joints, etc.

23. Crane and/or crawler required to set panels included with this scope.



24. This contractor to furnish and install 1” continuous grout along bottom of entire tilt up wall. At each panel end and midpoint, this contractor to supply and install embed encased in concrete.

25. This contractor to coordinate elevation of joist bearing plates so that joints, deck and roofing is sloped to appropriate side of building.

26. Rebar to 3” clear of concrete wall edge and 2” clear at typical openings.27. Where concrete supports are drilled into slab on grade for support of exterior wall, this contractor to

fill/repair support holes in slab.28. Painting of interior and exterior of concrete walls not included here. Where interior wall of exterior

concrete walls are exposed, this contractor to take extra care so that interior finish of wall is acceptable to A/E.

29. This contractor to provide vertical fluted formliner at walls as shown on A200. Architect to provide sample to match.

30. This contractor to provide formliner paw print at locations shown on A200. Architect to provide impression to match.

31. This contractor has included wall mock up as required in specification Quality Assurance Section. 32. This contractor to coordinate with all other contractors that will need to rough in mechanical,

electrical, plumbing, access control and security systems within wall. GC to provide sign off sheet for all parties for panels for confirmation that walls are ready to pour.

33. Install only all anchor bolts, bearing plates/angles, embeds, etc. for support of structural steel furnished by others.

34. At locations where it is required provide chamfer edges per construction documents. 35. Additional mobilization will be required for installation or setting of concrete walls supported by

structural steel. 36. Prior to paint this contractor to should provide all touch up/repair work needed for concrete panels. 37. For heads to exterior door openings, interior insulation layer to be offset so that expansion anchor is

installed in concrete. See exterior door details on A601. 38. For openings for door and windows, this contractor to supply and install Tigerloc composite

material by JK Thermal. 39. Coordinate with GC and Roofer location for 1-1/2” reglet at various roof locations.

Misc. Concrete 40. This contractor is providing cubic yard unit cost associated with providing borrowed fill material

including excavation, hauling, stockpiling, handling, spreading, and compaction. $ 41. This contractor to provide concrete pads for MEP equipment, and lockers. See G on S301.

Add Alternate42. Provide shot blasting of interior and exterior face of tilt up per Notes 1 and 2 on A201.

END OF SECTION

SCOPE OF WORK – 04A Masonry ________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________ Baltimore City Animal Services Building page 1 of 3

Job Name: Baltimore City Animal Services Building The work to be performed and materials to be furnished by this Contractor are included in the Contract Documents and /or as specified below. Provide the necessary labor, tools, material, equipment, permits, tax and supervision to complete the Masonry Package. The work includes but is not necessarily limited to the following:

Specification Sections: Division 1 (General Requirements), Section 042000, and Full Specifications listed in Project Manual.

GENERAL

Safety

1. All work must be performed in accordance with OSHA, state, local, university and P-C safety standards. Provide Plano-Coudon with a copy of MSDS sheets for all materials utilized onsite. MSDS sheets to be submitted with submittals.



4. No music radios will be permitted. 5. This contractor will provide clean up of all debris, jobsite and personal trash to dumpsters provided by



7. Plano Coudon retains the right to enforce the safety rules of the jobsite including maintaining a clean jobsite. This may result in actions such as stopping work and directing trades to clean work areas or supplementing trade workforces to ensure action is taken. Invoicing

8. Subcontractor’s requisitions shall be submitted by the 20th of the month for which the requisition applies. Work shall be projected through the end of the month. Any Subcontractor requisitions received by Plano-Coudon after the 20th of the month will be deferred until the following month. This language supersedes Article 5 Price and Payment of the Long Form Contract. This subcontractor to also make sure that all monthly MBE payment documents are included with each requisition. Requisitions will not be processed without these documents.


10. This project is tax exempt. Coordination

11. Subcontractors and their tradesmen are expected to act in a professional manner. No offensive language







the execution of your work. 16. The use of Plano-Coudon’s office phone will not be permitted.17. Provide all cutting, core drilling and patching required for proper installation of your work. Coordinate


Specific Scope. 21. If overtime is deemed necessary, all shall be included within this contractors price in order to meet the

project completion date. 22. This pricing will include all addendums and bid questions.

Documentation 23. Provide submittals as required by the specifications. All product data is to be furnished to Plano-






Accessibility 28. P-C Safety Orientation is required for all subcontractor personnel on site. Once completed,

subcontractor will obtain hard hat decal from P-C to be displayed at all times while onsite. 29. All scheduling for access to work areas to be coordinated through Plano-Coudon. Provide as much

advance notice as possible when scheduling deliveries and or work activities. 30. CUTTING AND WELDING PERMIT for all welding, burning, pipe sweating, or brazing. This permit


SPECIFIC SCOPE Mobilization & Set up

1. Includes project supervision and management for the scope of work detailed in this subcontract.2. Includes all required mobilization and demobilization required for the scope of work detailed in this



subcontract. Phasing to be anticipated!!3. All rebar material for this scope of work to be provided by this contractor 4. Coordinate with GC to have testing and inspections contractor on site when needed.

Masonry

5. This contractor has read, understands and has included requires as specified in specification and as specified on drawing S103 for this particular scope of work.

6. Furnish and install various sizes of CMU masonry for foundation walls and interior partitions where shown on the contract documents. This work includes grouting of cells, mortar as specified, horizontal reinforcing, dovetails, control joints, dowels, installing bearing plates and anchor bolts. Bearing plates and anchor bolts installed by this contractor by furnished by others.

7. Any control lines required to properly layout masonry interior walls will be provided by GC. 8. Provide bullnose at CMU for all outside corners. 9. All required lintels to be provided by structural steel contractor but set by this contractor. 10. This contractor to coordinate location of connection rebar with concrete contractor so that both

parties have adequate structural coverage. Masonry lap splice length as specified. 11. Protect all exposed rebar dowels with caps as required by OSHA.12. All CMU shown above concrete slab on grade should be coordinated with framing, curtain wall,

misc. metal, and structural steel contractors.13. This contractor to aide in coordination of stub outs above and below. All CMU installed and

needing to be removed is fault of this contractor if, and only if, adequate time was not given for stub outs.

14. Steel Imbeds for joist support to be provided by others and installed by this contractor. Coordinate location of structural steel and concrete contractors.

15. All grouting of walls/cells to be per Masonry notes on S103 and detail on S301. 16. This contractor responsible for coordination with GC and other trades to ensure CMU tolerances

meet flush with all adjacent hardscapes as shown in construction documents. 17. This contractor responsible for coordination with MEP trades so that electrical outlets, security,

plumbing piping, etc. is installed in walls while there are being built. Phasing will definitely be required at dog rooms (Rooms 153-157) where watering system needs to be installed within walls.

18. Provide flat surface at locations where resinous flooring material to be installed on walls. Flooring concrete will shot blast wall to prepare surface for application of material.

19. At location were drywall and masonry walls meet, this contractor to provide flat surface for track installation.

20. Where masonry walls tie into concrete tilt up walls, this contractor to provide slot for concrete contractor to install in wall. This contractor to provide dovetails.

21. All progress and final cleaning of masonry included. Coordinate final acid wash down with GC.

22. Coordinate locations of through CMU wall ductwork with mechanical contractor. Masonry Lintels to be provided by this contractor. Lintels requiring steel to be provided by others and installed by this contractor.

23. This contractor to install all masonry door frames and window frames in masonry walls. Frames to be fully grouted.

END OF SECTION

SCOPE OF WORK – 05A Structural Steel ________________________________________________________________________


Job Name: Baltimore City Animal Services Building The work to be performed and materials to be furnished by this Contractor are included in the Contract Documents and /or as specified below. Provide the necessary labor, tools, material, equipment, permits, tax and supervision to complete the Structural/ Misc. Steel Package. The work includes but is not necessarily limited to the following:

Specification Sections: Division 1 (General Requirements), Section 051200, 052100, 053100, 055000, and Full Specifications listed in Project Manual.

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and eventual mobilization. 4. This contractor has read, understands and has included requirements as specified in specification

and as specified on drawing S103 for this particular scope of work. Structural Steel

5. Provide all supervision, labor, equipment and materials required for a complete building structural framing and decking support system fully detailed in accordance with the contract documents and specifications. Includes all structural components including columns, beams, base plates, bearing plates, leveling plates, anchor bolts, angles, cross-bracing, lintels, decking, bolts and washers, and all other components required for a fully complete structural system.

6. Furnish, deliver, and install all joists, decking and beams for roof as shown and specified. This includes but is not limited to all structural steel for mechanical openings, galvanized decking, angle kickers, bridging (bolted and welded), galvanized bent plates, stiffeners, tube steel, etc. to complete scope of work. Coordination with other subcontractors is required.

7. Furnish, deliver, and install all steel beams, W-sections, tube steel, and channels with attachment plates/angles in accordance with the contract documents and specifications.

8. This contractor understands minimum end bearings required and ensure that all structural steel supported as required.

9. Deck edge angles included within this scope. 10. All steel is to be galvanized, or shop primed and painted per the contract documents and

specifications 11. All exposed steel is to painted/finished per contract documents and specifications.

12. All steel to be installed level and plumb. Coordinate with 3rd Party Testing Agent.

13. Submittals (Calculations) requiring certification by a professional engineer shall be signed and sealed prior to submission for review. Shop drawings shall indicate any deviations or omissions from the Contract Documents.

14. Subcontractor will furnish, deliver, and install all steel columns with base and cap plates.15. Furnish, deliver and install all structural steel and decking for canopy roofs. 16. Furnish and deliver anchor bolts and leveling plates for all columns at footings, to be installed by

others. Coordination with installing contractor is required. 17. Furnish and deliver all anchors, embeds, plates, clips, 18. Subcontractor will furnish and deliver loose all steel lintels and relieving angles for masonry

openings as shown or noted on the contract documents, to be installed by others. 19. This contractor will furnish and install steel to support curtain wall systems at front entrance. 20. Following installation of all structural steel, touch up paint and repairs will be done as required per

specification.

Misc Metals 21. This contractor to supply and install alternating roof ladder. 22. This contractor to supply bollard to be installed and filled with concrete and installed by others.

END OF SECTION

SCOPE OF WORK – 07A Waterproofing/Air Barrier ________________________________________________________________________


Job Name: Baltimore City Animal Services Building The work to be performed and materials to be furnished by this Contractor are included in the Contract Documents and /or as specified below. Provide the necessary labor, tools, material, equipment, permits, tax and supervision to complete the Waterproofing Package. The work includes but is not necessarily limited to the following:


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and eventual mobilization. 4. Provide mock up for scope where required.

Below Grade Waterproofing

5. This contractor to provide elastomeric bitumen emulsion waterproofing for below grade foundation walls required by the contract documents. This includes but is not limited to primers, fabrics, drainage board, etc.

6. This contractor to install waterproofing per manufacture written instructions. 7. This contractor responsible for cleaning and preparing substrate prior to installation of

waterproofing. This includes but is not limited to making adjoining surfaces, filling honeycombs/aggregate pockets, etc.

Preformed Joint Seals

8. At walk in freezer location this contractor to supply and install preformed joint seals per documents. See details on A704. This includes primers and tapes as required to complete installation.

9. Provide special warranty as listed in specifications

Air and Vapor Barrier 10. Furnish and install fluid applied air barrier (or weather barrier) on exterior walls where required.

Please see exterior wall schedule on A103. 11. Furnish and install vapor barrier at exterior concrete slab for walk in freezer per A704. 12. Inspect substrate and other conditions to ensure suitable for installation of air barrier materials.

Commencement of this work constitutes acceptance of such conditions. Notify GC prior to start for any corrective action needed.

Caulking

13. Furnish and install at concrete sidewalks at exterior of building. 14. Furnish and install at expansion joints at interior slab of building. 15. Furnish and install at new vertical exterior building joints (interior and exterior). 16. Furnish and install at exterior and interior hollow metal door frames. 17. Furnish and install at vertical masonry expansion joints at interior of building. 18. Subcontractor will provide all backer rod where required. 19. This contractor to submit manufacture compatibility and adhesion reports. If required, adhesion test

to be done on site as well. END OF SECTION

SCOPE OF WORK – 07B Roofing ________________________________________________________________________


Job Name: Baltimore City Animal Services Building The work to be performed and materials to be furnished by this Contractor are included in the Contract Documents and /or as specified below. Provide the necessary labor, tools, material, equipment, permits, tax and supervision to complete the Roofing Package. The work includes but is not necessarily limited to the following:

Specification Sections: Division 1 (General Requirements), Section 074200, 075423, 076200, 077100, 077200, and Full Specifications listed in Project Manual.

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and eventual mobilization. Roofing Scope

4. Includes all required labor, material, and equipment to complete this scope of work in accordance with the project schedule.

5. Inspect substrate and other conditions to ensure suitable for installation of roofing materials. Commencement of this work constitutes acceptance of such conditions. Notify GC prior to start for any corrective action needed.

6. Provide products and submittals required to meet IgCC requirements as set forth in Contract Documents. Includes recycled content, regional materials, SRI requirements and low VOC content.

7. Roof schedule listed on A103 and Roof Plan is on A500. Note required thickness of RA1 Roof. 8. This contractor to furnish and install entire Adhered TPO (RA1 and RA2) roofing scope of work.

This includes but is not limited to adhered TPO membrane, roof insulation, gypsum board, elastomeric membrane, edging, walk pads, flashing, adhesives, fasteners, saddles, cants, crickets, tapered edge strips, diverters, etc.

9. Roof system to be basis of design manufacture. No substitutions. 10. This contractor to supply and install all downspouts and prefinished aluminum gutters with

associated pre-bent metal fascia. 11. Within submittals this contractor to detail requirements for roof blocking. 12. Splash blocks included with this scope of work. 13. Mechanical equipment rails provided by others. Flashing and waterproofing by this contractor.

14. This contractor to furnish and install roof hatch.

15. This contractor to supply and install soffit panels (horizontal applications) and formed metal wall panels (vertical applications). This should include all concealed fasteners, lap seams, sealant, J-channel, base trim, drip edges, etc. Installation to be per manufacture instructions.

16. For soffit and metal wall panels, this contractor has included special 2-year warranty for material and/or finish as required per specification.

17. This contractor to supply and install single ply roofing membrane at walk in freezer location.

18. Mock up required for wall panels per specification.

19. At the end of each workday, tie down or otherwise secure all roofing materials, equipment, debris, etc. as needed to protect from weather damage. Ensure all roof drains are flashed in (temporarily or permanently) to allow for unobstructed water removal in the event of extreme weather.

20. Include crane/lift, hoist, etc. as needed to stock the roof, complete this scope of work, and remove debris from new roof.

21. Once punch list is distributed, this contractor has 5 business days to complete unless otherwise discussed with GC.

Solar Tubes (Add Alternate) 22. Supply and Install Solar Tubes at Roof with associated duct within building to ceiling.

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SCOPE OF WORK – 08A Storefront ________________________________________________________________________


Job Name: Baltimore City Animal Services Building The work to be performed and materials to be furnished by this Contractor are included in the Contract Documents and /or as specified below. Provide the necessary labor, tools, material, equipment, permits, tax and supervision to complete the Storefront Package. The work includes but is not necessarily limited to the following:


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and eventual mobilization. 4. This contractor to provide delegated design document as required per specification. Documents

should be signed and sealed by a qualified engineer and include fabrication details and calculations. Storefront Scope

5. This sub will include all means, methods, and equipment to perform this scope of work. 6. Furnish and install all Storefront framing, doors, windows, entrances and sunshades per

specification section 084113. This includes but is not limited to all framing, fasteners, steel reinforcement, brackets, blocks, gasketing, finish, etc. to complete this scope of work.

7. Aluminum finish to be as specified in 084113:2.10.

8. This contractor has included the furnish and install of all details at head, sill, and jambs per details on A602. All flashing must match framing finish. Flashing at sills above concrete walls should extend up behind framing and have hemmed edge per documents.

9. Where required at head of storefront entrances this contractor to supply and install prefinished break metal cladding

10. All glazing of windows and storefront framing to be provided per 088000. 11. All caulking and sealants are included per plans and specifications.12. Scope includes all warranties per required per 084113 and 088000. 13. Furnish and install all hardware for storefront entrance doors per plans and specification section

087100. Note also standard requirement as listed in 084113:2.6. 14. Provide complete set up specialized tools for owner maintenance per specification 084113:1.11.

15. This contractor has included a third party testing agency to perform field tests and inspections. Tests to be as listed within specification.

16. This contractor required to make sure storefront system is water tight. If system does not pass test required per specification this contractor responsible for all costs (theirs and other contractors) associated with the fix.

17. Any blocking required for this scope should be documented within shop drawings for installation by others. If it is not in the submittal, this contractor will be responsible for installing due to scope gap.

18. This contractor to aide GC in coordination with security and electrical contractor where wiring and/or devices need to be run within the storefront framing.


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20. Please provide glazing for all interior doors. See A600. 21. Provide aluminum insulated break metal closure at freezer entrance. See details on A704. Color to

be determined.

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SCOPE OF WORK – 09A Gypsum Board Assemblies ________________________________________________________________________


Job Name: Baltimore City Animal Services Building The work to be performed and materials to be furnished by this Contractor are included in the Contract Documents and /or as specified below. Provide the necessary labor, tools, material, equipment, permits, tax and supervision to complete the Gypsum Board Assemblies Package. The work includes but is not necessarily limited to the following:

Specification Sections: Division 1 (General Requirements), Section 061000, 061640, 072100, 092216, 092900, 095113, and Full Specifications listed in Project Manual.

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and eventual mobilization.

Gypsum Board Assemblies 4. This contractor has all gypsum board interior walls. This includes but is not limited to framing

(various), screws, gypsum board (various types), tape, finishing, bracing, corner beads, j-beads, etc. to complete scope of work.

5. Refer to A103 for wall type schedule and partition notes. This contractor has included all wall types and notes within its price.

6. Furnish and install reinforced moisture resistant gypsum board equipment rooms, janitor closets, restrooms, kitchens, and other wet areas. See Notes on A103.

7. This contractor has included the furnish and install of ceiling types 1,2, and 3 as listed on A107. This includes all fasteners, wire hangers, carrying Channels, Furring Channels, Grid Suspension system, and panels. Caulk all grid to wall.

8. Provide basis of design acoustical panel ceilings. CLG 2,3. No substitutions. 9. Where required furnish and install metal framing and blocking for storefront elevations. Coordinate

framing with dimensions indicated on curtainwall submittal that will be provided once approved. 10. Install deflection track to prevent cracking of finishes applied to interior partitions. 11. This contractor is responsible for complying with the deflection value of the walls and all criteria

associated. 12. Furnish and install all framing, insulation and sheathing for exterior walls as shown on the contract

documents, includes but is not limited to all fasteners, thermal taping, sealing of seams, Z-Furring, batt insulation, rigid insulation, etc. Exterior wall types are located on drawing A103. See types E2-E6

13. At the base of wall condition, the wall is to be finished and sanded smooth to make ready for specified base at each location.

14. This contractor to furnish and install cement backer at resinous wall and/or base locations. 15. This contractor to install all doors, frames and hardware. 16. Furnish and install metal stud framing for exterior soffit and/or canopy areas. 17. Once all structural steel/deck is set and inspected, this contractor to fill opening in exterior walls

with closed cell spray foam. 18. This contractor to provide all framing around through wall ductwork as required. 19. This contractor to furnish and install all wood blocking for the following:

A. Provide ¾” fire treated plywood on walls of server/data/tele 125 and electrical 202 B. ¾” plywood Lobby 101 C. Casework installed and supplied by owner. D. Casework installed and supply by millwork contractor. E. Toilet Partitions and Accessories, shower accessories F. Storefront G. Lockers H. Wall mounted television in Lobby


Add Alternate 21. Furnish and Install all roof blocking. This includes plywood, laminated lumber and pressure treated

wood. 22. Install owner supplied lockers as shown on A108.



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SCOPE OF WORK – 09B Flooring ________________________________________________________________________


Job Name: Baltimore City Animal Services Building The work to be performed and materials to be furnished by this Contractor are included in the Contract Documents and /or as specified below. Provide the necessary labor, tools, material, equipment, permits, tax and supervision to complete the Flooring Package. The work includes but is not necessarily limited to the following:

Specification Sections: Division 1 (General Requirements), Section 096513, 096519, and Full Specifications listed in Project Manual.

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and eventual mobilization. Flooring Scope

4. Finish Schedule located on A1075. This contractor to supply and install resilient flooring (VCT-1) and wall base (B-1) in locations

where specified per document. This includes but is not limited to flooring material, adhesives, transitions, patterns, colors, etc.

6. Provide all floor preparations, floor leveling and patching of minor defects in all substrates to receive tile.

7. At millwork cabinetry, rubber base to be installed at toe kick location. 8. Align joints in accordance with the contract drawings. Patterns shall be laid out as shown on the

contract documents. Any deviations must be approved by the architect and Plano-Coudon in writing before tile installation.

9. Provide attic stock of all material as required by the contract documents.10. Verify that air and surface temperature, moisture and humidity conditions are suitable for

installation of this work. Perform required Alkalinity, Adhesion and Moisture tests. Delivery material to site 48 hours in advance of installation.

11. FT-1 transition to be by this contractor


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SCOPE OF WORK – 09C Resinous Flooring ________________________________________________________________________


Job Name: Baltimore City Animal Services Building The work to be performed and materials to be furnished by this Contractor are included in the Contract Documents and /or as specified below. Provide the necessary labor, tools, material, equipment, permits, tax and supervision to complete the Resinous Flooring Package. The work includes but is not necessarily limited to the following:

Specification Sections: Division 1 (General Requirements), Section 096723, and Full Specifications listed in Project Manual.

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SCOPE 4. This contractor to furnish and install all resinous flooring and base in locations at indicated on finish

schedule on A107. Various colors to be selected by architect from manufactures full range of colors. 5. For Flooring transition 1 on A107, this contractor has included saw cut of concrete for transition for

resinous to sealed concrete. 6. Where resinous material is to be installed on masonry and cement board walls, this contractor to

review condition of walls prior to start of work. GC to be notified of any issues with condition of walls. Start of work indicates acceptable of wall conditions.

7. This contractor to provided shot-blasting and/or grinding (if required) of substrate prior to installation of material on walls and floors.

8. Provide Alkalinity and Adhesion Testing for substrates prior to installation of material to verify that substrate is acceptable per manufacture standards.


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SCOPE OF WORK – 09D Painting ________________________________________________________________________


Job Name: Baltimore City Animal Services Building The work to be performed and materials to be furnished by this Contractor are included in the Contract Documents and /or as specified below. Provide the necessary labor, tools, material, equipment, permits, tax and supervision to complete the Painting Package. The work includes but is not necessarily limited to the following:

Specification Sections: Division 1 (General Requirements), Section 099113, 099123, 099600, and Full Specifications listed in Project Manual.

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Painting Scope 4. Finish Schedule located on A1075. Paint all drywall partitions, masonry walls, drywall ceilings and exposed ceilings. This includes both

is not limited to standard paint, high performance coatings (HPC), epoxy paint, block filler, primers, etc.

6. Paint all exposed ductwork, exposed conduit, exposed piping per plans and specifications.7. See Door Finish Schedule on A600. 8. Paint all hollow metal door frames and doors with HPC. 9. Paint clear sealer on concrete floors in MEP Rooms. 10. Exterior bollards are to be painted at dumpster pad area and garage area. 11. Exterior concrete stair railing to be painted. 12. This contractor to furnish and install stain on exterior concrete wall at locations specified per A200.

This includes paw prints and color strip between relief joints. 13. Once punch list is distributed, this contractor has 5 business days to complete unless otherwise

discussed with GC.

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