Fire Alarm Panel Upgrade PROJECT LOCATION: Queen`s Park

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CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER
Fire Alarm Panel Upgrade, Queen’s Park
Arena
NWIT-10-40 TENDER DOCUMENTS
COVERING PAGE
PROJECT TITLE:
Fire Alarm Panel Upgrade
PROJECT LOCATION:
Queen’s Park Arena
51 Third Avenue
Queen’s Park
New Westminster, BC
BID DUE:
3:00 PM (Local Time) on Wednesday, September 1, 2010
MANDATORY
BIDDERS MEETING:
DATE:
10:00 am (Local Time) on Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Queen’s Park Arena
Queen’s Park
See Queen’s Park Map for location
New Westminster, BC
August 12, 2010
511 Royal Avenue
New Westminster, B.C.
V3L 1H9
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BID DOCUMENTS:
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Instructions to Bidders
Bid Form
General Requirements
Supplementary Conditions to CCDC 2-2008
Drawings & Specifications listed below
Title
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Key Plan and Specifications
E100
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Main Level Floor Plan
E101
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Upper Level Floor Plan
E102
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Specifications
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Queen’s Park Map
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS
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1.0
Scope Of Work
1.1
Provide all labour, materials, plant, and equipment necessary to replace the existing fire
alarm system with new, utilizing existing wiring and conduit infrastructure, as specified in
the Tender Documents, General Requirements, Specifications, and Drawings.
2.0
Owner
2.1
The owner is the City of New Westminster, 511 Royal Avenue, New Westminster, B.C.,
V3L 1H9, herein after referred to as the “City”.
3.0
Submission Of Tender
3.1
Bidders shall submit the Tender on the enclosed Bid Form in a sealed envelope, clearly
marked NWIT-10-40 Fire Alarm Panel Upgrade, Queen’s Park Arena.
3.2
The completed Tender shall be submitted to:
Information Desk
City of New Westminster
511 Royal Avenue
New Westminster, B.C.
V3L 1H9
Attention: Purchasing Manager
3.3
The City shall receive Tenders at the location specified in 3.2 above, prior to 3:00 PM
(Local Time) on Wednesday, September 1, 2010.
3.4
Bidders shall submit the Bid Form with all blank spaces filled in. Alterations,
qualifications, or omissions to the Bid Form may render the Bid liable for rejection by the
City. The Bidder shall initial any erasures or corrections to the entries on the Bid Form.
3.5
The City does not accept facsimile, electronic mail, or other unsealed Bids.
3.6
The official time will be that on the clock located at the Information Desk. The City will
not accept late submissions.
3.7
The City will not open this Tender in public.
4.0
Addenda
4.1
Should addenda to the Bid Documents be required for any reason, it is the City’s intention
not to issue addenda during a period three (3) days prior to the Bid Closing date and time.
4.2
All Addenda become part of the Contract Documents. Bidders should include adjustment
costs in the Bid Price.
4.3
Failure to acknowledge any Addendum may result in the disqualification of the Bidder.
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5.0
Acceptance Of Bid
5.1
The City is not obligated to accept the lowest or any tender and may reject all bids.
5.2
The City may waive any non-compliance with the Bid Documents.
5.3
The City may, prior to contract award, negotiate changes to the scope of work with the low
bidder or any one or more bidders without having any duty or obligation to advise any
other bidders or to allow them to vary their bid prices due to changes to the scope of work.
5.4
Bids shall remain open for acceptance by the City for a period of sixty (60) days from the
closing date.
6.0
Revision Of Bid
6.1
A Bid Form already delivered to the City may only be revised in the manner described
below and, to qualify, the revision must be actually received by the City at the address
given herein prior to the time and date specified for the closing of this Tender.
6.2
Bidders shall submit written Bid Revisions only in a sealed envelope. The Bidder may
revise only the Bidder’s entries on the delivered Bid Form.
6.3
The City will not accept revisions of Bids by facsimile or email.
7.0
Knowledge Of Site And Work
7.1
Bidders shall visit the site of the work and make allowances in their bids for such
conditions as in the sole opinion of the bidder are warranted. The City makes no
representation or warranty as to the conditions of the site.
8.0
Proof Of Insurance
8.1
Within seven (7) days of acceptance of the Bid by the City and prior to the work starting,
the Contractor shall provide proof of the insurance required by the Contract by delivering a
completed certificate of insurance to the City.
9.0
Permits
9.1
If requested, the Contractor shall apply and pay for all permits required, by authorities
having jurisdiction, to carry out the work. The City will apply for and pay for the building
permit.
9.2
The successful Bidder is required to obtain a City of New Westminster Business license
prior to commencement of work.
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10.0
Pricing Requirements
10.1
All prices shall be firm and shall include the cost of labour, materials, equipment, permits,
transportation, services, fuel charges, and all Federal and Provincial taxes in force as of the
date of submission of the offer, except that the HST (Harmonized Sales Tax) shall be
excluded from the price.
11.0
Queries
11.1
The City requests Bidders to advise the City of any errors, conflicts, or omissions in the
Bid Documents so the City may issue an addendum.
11.2
After the Bid is accepted, bidders shall abide by the City's decision in the correction of
previously unidentified obvious errors, conflicts, or omissions.
11.3
Address all queries or requests for additional information to:
Heather Rossi, Purchasing Department,
City of New Westminster,
E-mail: hrossi@newwestcity.ca
12.0
Mandatory Bidders’ Meeting
12.1
The City has arranged a Mandatory Bidders’ Meeting on Wednesday, August 18, 2010
at 10:00 am at Queen’s Park Arena, Queen’s Park, New Westminster. See enclosed
Queen’s Park Map for location.
12.2
To be eligible to submit a Bid for this Tender, Bidders must attend the Mandatory
Bidders’ Meeting. Failure to attend the Mandatory Bidders Meetings will result in
disqualification of the Bidder.
13.0
Bid Security, Performance Bonding and Guarantees
13.1
All Bidders are required to provide with their Bid, Bid Security in a form acceptable to and
payable to the City of New Westminster. The amount of the Bid Security must be equal to
ten percent (10%) of the Bid Price (excluding HST), and one of the following types:
a)
Bid Bond;
b)
Certified Cheque;
c)
Irrevocable Letter of Credit; or
d)
Bank Draft.
13.2
If, after Award of Contract, the Bidder refuses to enter into the Contract, the Bid Security
(if any) may be forfeited to the City of New Westminster because of its damages, without
prejudice to the City’s remedies for the Bidder’s breach of contract.
13.3
Failure to provide Bid Security (when required) will result in disqualification of the
Bidder.
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14.0
Form Of Contract
14.1
Any contract arising from this Invitation to Tender will use the CCDC 2 – 2008 Stipulated
Price Contract (not bound in the tender documents) and the Supplementary Conditions
included in the Tender Documents.
15.0
Ownership Of Tenders And Freedom Of Information
15.1
All documents submitted to the City of New Westminster become the property of the City,
and as such, the City advises Bidders that parts, or all, of their bids may be subject to the
provisions of British Columbia’s Freedom of Information and Privacy Protection Act
(FOIPP) and Community Charter. Bidders who wish to protect particular parts of their
bids from disclosure under the FOIPP Act should specifically identify any information or
records with their bids that constitute trade secrets and that are supplied in confidence, and
the release of which could significantly harm their competitive position. Information that
does not meet all three of the foregoing categories may be subject to disclosure to third
parties. Please refer to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act for
further information. The City, as owner of the documents submitted, retains the right to
copy the documents.
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BID FORM
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PROJECT
Title: Fire Alarm Panel Upgrade
Location: Queen’s Park Arena, 51 Third Avenue, New Westminster, BC
2.0
BIDDER
Name:
(Hereinafter referred to as the “Bidder”)
Address:
(including postal code)
Contact Name:
Telephone No:
Facsimile No:
Email Address:
3.0
OWNER
The Owner is the City of New Westminster, 511 Royal Avenue, New Westminster, BC,
V3L 1H9, hereinafter referred to as the “City”.
4.0
OFFER
4.1
The Bidder, having examined the Bid Documents and having gained full knowledge of the
scope, character and location of the work and having become familiar with the local
conditions, hereby offers to the City to execute the Work for the above named project in
accordance with the Bid Documents for the amount of:
dollars
($
), the contract price, which price shall be
subject to adjustments as may be provided in the Tender Documents. The contract price
excludes the HST (Harmonized Sales Tax).
4.2
The Contractor acknowledges that the City may, prior to contract award, negotiate changes
to the scope of work with the low bidder or any one or more bidders without having any
duty or obligation to advise any other bidders or to allow them to vary their bid prices due
to changes to the scope of work.
5.0
ADJUSTMENTS TO CONTRACT PRICE
5.1
The Contractor further offers to carry out any changes to the work authorized by the City
and to be compensated as provided in the General Conditions.
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6.0
SCHEDULE
6.1
The Contractor offers to commence the Work and to achieve substantial performance of
the Work in a manner acceptable to the City within fourteen (14) days from the date of
the Notice to Proceed.
6.2
Failure to commence or complete the Work within the time stated may result in
cancellation of the contract and completion of the Work by others.
7.0
ADDENDA
7.1
Any addenda issued by the City shall become part of the Bid Documents.
7.2
The Contractor acknowledges receipt of the following addenda and confirms that the Bid
has been prepared in accordance therewith:
Addendum No.
Dated
No. of Pages
8.0
SUBCONTRACTORS
8.1
The Contractor confirms that following is a list of all the subcontractors who will be
employed for the Work. No other subcontractors will be employed unless prior written
approval is received from the City.
Name of Subcontractor
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9.0
CONTRACTOR NUMBERS
9.1
Contractor's WorkSafe BC Firm Number is ___________
9.2
Contractor's City of New Westminster Business License Number is _________
(to be obtained before contract award)
10.0
REFERENCES Note: Failure to complete this section may result in disqualification.
10.1
Bidders shall provide sources for three (3) references (companies for whom work of a
similar nature was done in the past two (2) years, including the City of New Westminster).
1 Company Name:
Contact Person:
Phone:
Nature of Contract:
Project Date:
Approximate Value:
2 Company Name:
Contact Person:
Phone:
Nature of Contract:
Project Date:
Approximate Value:
3 Company Name:
Contact Person:
Phone:
Nature of Contract:
Project Date:
Approximate Value:
11.0
ACCEPTANCE
11.1
Acceptance of this offer by the City will be made by the issuance of a Letter of Award.
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BID FORM
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SIGNATURES
SIGNED, SEALED, AND DELIVERED by the Contractor:
(Contractor's Name)
(Legal Signing Authority)
(Print Name and Title)
(Date)
End of Bid Form
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Fire Alarm Upgrade, Queen’s Park Arena
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
Page 1 of 5
1.0
Summary Of Work
1.1
The Contractor shall provide all labour, materials, products, equipment, services, and
incidentals required to complete the Contract Work as indicated in the Contract
Documents and amendments.
2.0
Coordination
2.1
The Contractor shall coordinate and direct the execution of the work including directing
the subcontractors.
3.0
Cutting and Patching
3.1
As it is necessary to carry out the Contract Work, areas of cutting, removal, or opening
up of exiting floors, walls, ceilings, or other existing site or building areas shall be fully
restored to match the previously existing conditions or adjacent existing conditions in
construction and finish. Obtain written approval from the structural engineer, retained
and paid for by the contractor, prior to cutting, coring, and/or drilling into building
structural elements.
4.0
Submittals
4.1
Pre-Construction Submittals
.1 The following submittals shall be provided by the contractor for the Consultant's
review within seven (7) days of award of the contract:
a) Construction Schedule;
b) Proof of Insurance (see General Conditions);
c) Clearance Letter from WorkSafe BC
4.2
Shop Drawings & Samples
.1 The Contractor shall provide to the Consultant in a timely manner prior to ordering
of the material and equipment.
4.3
Submittals For Substantial Performance
.1 The following submittals shall be provided by the contractor for the Consultant's
review upon the Contractor's request for Certificate of Completion of the Contract:
a) Final inspection certificates from the authorities having jurisdiction;
b) Deficiency list, complete with a cost estimate of the value of remaining
deficiencies;
c) Record Set Drawings - one set of white print working drawings neatly marked
up in red indicating any as-built conditions that vary from the original drawings;
d) Data Manuals - 2 copies, typed 8.5” x 11” format, submitted in 3 ring hard cover
binders including the following:
i)
List of Sub-trades;
ii)
Shop drawings;
iii) Operation and maintenance information;
iv)
Warranties.
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5.0
Maintenance Manuals
5.1
At the time of application for Substantial Performance, provide the City with
maintenance manuals as specified in the Contract Documents.
6.0
Utilities And Services
6.1
The City shall provide, at no cost to the Contractor for the related work, cold water, and
electrical power.
6.2
The Contractor may use washrooms as designated by the City.
6.3
All other utilities and/or services required by the Contractor shall be the responsibility of
the Contractor.
7.0
Security
7.1
The Contractor shall be responsible for the security of the job site building as related to
the Work. Comply with all fire regulations during the period of construction. Leave no
portion of existing buildings unlocked after public visiting hours at any time. Coordinate
with the City as necessary. Except for designated public entrances, all doors will remain
locked at all times.
7.2
The contractor‘s employees are to wear photo identification (provided by the City) at all
times when in the work area inside the building.
8.0
Access
8.1
Coordinate with City staff prior to commencing work. Parking is available on site.
9.0
Dangerous Materials
9.1
No gasoline or other dangerous materials shall be stored on the site.
9.2
The Contractor shall separate any dangerous or hazardous materials removed from the
site and take to the appropriate recycling or disposal station(s).
10.0
Site Control And Organization
10.1
The Contractor shall at all times keep the site orderly and, as work allows, generally
clean. Remove all trash and debris daily. Sweep clean all floor areas in, and adjacent to,
the work area on a daily basis.
11.0
Site Meetings
11.1
The Contractor shall coordinate and attend regular site meetings at such intervals as may
be deemed necessary for the purpose of coordinating and expediting the progress of the
work.
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11.2
An authorized representative of the City will attend these meetings, as and when
required. The Contractor agrees to attend in person or send an authorized representative
to any such meetings that the City may call. The Contractor’s subcontractors shall attend
meetings as required to expedite the Work.
11.3
The Consultant shall record and distribute the minutes of any such meetings.
12.0
Pre-Construction Conference
12.1
The City shall advise the Contractor of the time and location of a pre-construction
meeting that representatives of the Contractor and his trades shall attend prior to the start
of any construction of this contract. The purpose of the meeting is to review site
conditions, scheduling and other contractual items.
13.0
Rectify Damages
13.1
The Contractor shall make good any damage or spillage to adjacent buildings, areas,
grounds, or vehicles at no cost to the City and leave the site in the same state as it was
prior to commencement of the contract and to the satisfaction of the City. The Contractor
shall perform all work in a manner that ensures the minimum interference with normal
use of public spaces and facilities.
14.0
Rejected Work
14.1
Defective work whether the result of poor workmanship, use of defective products or
damage through carelessness or other act or omission of the Contractor, shall be removed
from the site by the Contractor and replaced and/or re-examined promptly in accordance
with the Contract Documents, all at the Contractor's expense.
15.0
Quality Of Work
15.1
Workmanship shall be of the highest quality. When not specified elsewhere, the
Contractor shall perform work in accordance with recognized trade standards and
according to product manufacturer’s recommendations.
16.0
Temporary Supports
16.1
The Contractor shall be responsible for all temporary supports, bracing, or similar
structural work as may be required during the carrying out of the Contract Work.
17.0
Consultation With Owner
17.1
The Contractor shall contact the City immediately:
.1 For clarification regarding the Contract Work for information in addition to what is
provided in the Contract Documents;
.2 If any conflicts or inaccuracies are discovered in the Contract Documents;
.3 If any site conditions become apparent that require revisions to the project design
and Contract Documents.
.4 For coordination and approval of shutdowns of building systems. The City prohibits
any shutdown of building systems during normal working hours.
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18.0
Protection Of The Public And Others
18.1
The Contractor shall take adequate measures to protect the public, City of New
Westminster staff, and others on site from injury, damage, or other loss resulting from
construction and related activities. Included within the Contractor's work are hoarding,
signage, and similar items appropriate for construction conditions and the progress of the
job. The City shall have complete jurisdiction over entry of Contractor's workers and
vehicle access to site and existing buildings. The Contractor shall make building access
arrangements in consultation with applicable staff.
18.2
The Contractor will be required to meet with the City’s representative on site to review
and accept responsibilities as identified in the City’s Prime Contractor Designation, Risk
Assessment, and Pre-Job Meeting forms.
19.0
Hours Of Work
19.1
The Contractor shall carry out all work from 7:30 am through 7:00 pm, Monday through
Friday.
19.2
The Contractor shall coordinate schedule with the applicable City staff. City staff must
approve the schedule prior to the commencement of work. No workers can be on site
outside of pre-approved hours.
20.0
Contractor Closeout
20.1
Final Accounting
.1 Final statement of account - submit to Owner reflecting all adjustments and the
following:
a) Original Contract Sum;
b) Additions and deductions resulting from:
i) Change Orders;
ii) Unit Prices;
iii) Other adjustments;
iv) Deductions for uncorrected work;
c) Total Contract sum as adjusted;
d) Previous payments;
e) Sum remaining due.
.2
20.2
The City retains the right to obtain proof of payment, in the form of a Statutory
Declaration, of all sub-trades and material suppliers from the Contractor prior to
making final payment.
Project Closeout
.1 Flush clear all drains affected by the work;
.2 Clean site of materials and debris created by the Construction;
.3 Submit written acceptance that utility companies have inspected services to their
satisfaction;
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Provide Consultant with all Warranty and Bond Certificates with:
a) The proper name and address of the Owner and of the Project;
b) The date the warranty commences, which corresponds to the date of Substantial
Performance;
c) A clear statement of what is being warranted as referenced in the Specifications;
d) The signature and seal of the company issuing the warranty, countersigned by
the Contractor;
Attend a final walk-through with the City and Consultant to identify any final
deficiencies;
Make good all known deficiencies in the work and notify the Consultant of readiness
for final inspection only after completion of these items;
The Consultant will review completion of deficiencies during one review only.
Additional reviews required to check un-rectified deficiencies or incomplete work
will be back-charged by the Owner on the Contractor’s progress payments and paid
from those funds.
21.0
Special Instructions
21.1
The City does not permit smoking in or on the premises at any time.
22.0
Waste Management
22.1
The Contractor shall remove all waste from the site within forty-eight (48) hours after
demolition.
22.2
The waste bins shall be located in an area that does not interfere with the normal
operations of the building.
22.3
The City does not permit the use of existing on site waste receptacles by the Contractor.
22.4
Unless otherwise specified, all materials removed become the property of the Contractor,
and must be disposed of in conformance with municipal, provincial, federal and
WorkSafe BC requirements.
22.5
Separate recyclable and toxic waste materials from the waste stream. Deliver to a local
waste management facility.
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SUPPLEMENTARY GENERAL CONDITIONS CCDC-2 2008
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The Supplementary Conditions revise the General Conditions in the CCDC 2-2008 Stipulated Price Contract as
follows:
ARTICLE A-5 PAYMENT
Paragraph 5.3 Interest –
Paragraph 5.3.1 (1) – Delete “..2%..” and substitute “..0%..”
Paragraph 5.3.1 (2) – Delete “..4%..” and substitute “..0%..”
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE STIPULATED PRICE CONTRACT
PART 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
GC 1.1 CONTRACT DOCUMENTS,
1.1.7.1 Between “the Agreement between the Owner and the Contractor” and “Definitions” –
Insert “Addenda”
PART 2 ADMINISTRATION OF THE CONTRACT
GC 4.2 CONTINGENCY ALLOWANCE
Delete in its entirety.
PART 5 PAYMENT
GC 5.1 FINANCING INFORMATION REQUIRED OF THE OWNER
Delete in its entirely.
GC 5.3 PROGRESS PAYMENT
5.3.2
Delete “10 calendar days” and substitute with “thirty (30) calendar days”
PART 6 CHANGES IN THE WORK
GC 6.2 CHANGE ORDER
Add
“6.2.3: The allowance for overhead and profit charged by the Contractor and subcontractors shall be as follows:
.1 Cost of materials and labour plus 10% mark-up by the Contractor for changes in the work performed by
the Contractor.
.2 Cost of labour and materials plus 10% mark–up by the Contractor on changes in the work performed by
the subcontractors.
.3 Cost of labour and materials plus 10% mark-up by the subcontractors for changes in the work
performed by the subcontractors.
.4 The overhead and profit for changes in the work shall include supervision, administrative costs, small
tools, miscellaneous materials, layout, additional bonding costs, and recording of the changes on the
record drawings.
PART 11 INSURANCE AND CONTRACT SECURITY
GC 11.1 INSURANCE
11.1.1
.1 In line 2, after “Owner and the Consultant” insert “, sub-consultants and special consultants as
identified by the Owner,”
.4 In line 1, after “Owner and the Consultant” insert “, sub-consultants and special consultants as
identified by the Owner,”
11.1.1.3
Delete in its entirety
11.1.1.5
Delete in its entirety
CCDC 41 – CCDC INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
Delete paragraphs 3 and 5
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FIRE ALARM INITIATION ZONES:
FIRE ALARM
ADDRESS
DEVICE
001
002
LOCATION
FLOOR
PULLSTATION
SOUTH END SECTION #2
UPPER LEVEL
PULLSTATION
MEETING ROOM SOUTH
UPPER LEVEL
003
PULLSTATION
SOUTH END SECTION #25
UPPER LEVEL
004
PULLSTATION
EAST END SECTION #24
UPPER LEVEL
005
PULLSTATION
UPPER LEVEL
006
PULLSTATION
UPPER LEVEL
007
PULLSTATION
NORTH END SECTION #15
UPPER LEVEL
008
PULLSTATION
WEST SIDE SECTION #9
UPPER LEVEL
009
PULLSTATION
UPPER LEVEL
010
PULLSTATION
UPPER LEVEL
011
PULLSTATION
FRONT OFFICE
LOWER LEVEL
012
PULLSTATION
FRONT LOBBY MAIN ENTRANCE
LOWER LEVEL
013
PULLSTATION
FRONT LOBBY CENTER DOORS
LOWER LEVEL
014
PULLSTATION
FRONT LOBBY EAST EXIT
LOWER LEVEL
015
PULLSTATION
EAST SIDE EXIT/ENTRANCE
LOWER LEVEL
016
PULLSTATION
DRESSING ROOM #5 OUTSIDE EXIT
LOWER LEVEL
017
PULLSTATION
EAST DRESSING ROOM TUNNEL EXIT
LOWER LEVEL
018
PULLSTATION
LOWER NORTH TUNNEL EAST
LOWER LEVEL
019
PULLSTATION
LOWER NORTH TUNNEL WEST
LOWER LEVEL
020
PULLSTATION
WEST DRESSING ROOM TUNNEL EXIT
LOWER LEVEL
021
PULLSTATION
WEST SIDE EXIT/ENTRANCE
LOWER LEVEL
022
PULLSTATION
ASSISTANT'S OFFICE EXIT
LOWER LEVEL
023
PULLSTATION
CONCESSION STOCK ROOM
LOWER LEVEL
024
PULLSTATION
NORTH LOBBY EAST DOORS
UPPER LEVEL
025
PULLSTATION
NORTH LOBBY WEST STAIRS
UPPER LEVEL
027
HEAT DETECTOR
SOUTH OFFICE LOBBY
UPPER LEVEL
027
HEAT DETECTOR
SOUTH OFFICE #1
UPPER LEVEL
027
HEAT DETECTOR
SOUTH OFFICE #2
UPPER LEVEL
027
HEAT DETECTOR
SOUTH OFFICE STORAGE
UPPER LEVEL
028
SMOKE DETECTOR
SOUTH STAIR SECTION 2
UPPER LEVEL
029
SMOKE DETECTOR
SOUTH STAIR SECTION 25
UPPER LEVEL
030
SMOKE DETECTOR
NORTH STAIR SECTION 15
UPPER LEVEL
031
SMOKE DETECTOR
STAIR NORTH LOBBY WEST SIDE
UPPER LEVEL
032
HEAT DETECTOR
LOBBY BREAKER ROOM
LOWER LEVEL
033
HEAT DETECTOR
ENGINE ROOM
LOWER LEVEL
033
HEAT DETECTOR
ENGINE ROOM
LOWER LEVEL
033
PULLSTATION
ENGINE ROOM
LOWER LEVEL
034
AMMONIA ALARM
ENGINE ROOM
LOWER LEVEL
035
HEAT DETECTOR
ELECTRICAL VAULT
LOWER LEVEL
036
HEAT DETECTOR
ELECTRICAL ROOM ENTRANCE
LOWER LEVEL
037
HEAT DETECTOR
ZAMBONI AREA
LOWER LEVEL
037
PULLSTATION
ZAMBONI AREA
LOWER LEVEL
038
HEAT DETECTOR
MAINTENANCE ENTRANCE
LOWER LEVEL
039
HEAT DETECTOR
MAINTENANCE WORK AREA
LOWER LEVEL
040
WET SPRINKLER FLOW
CANOPY SPRINKLERS
LOWER LEVEL
041
WET SPRINKLER FLOW
ARENA SPRINKLERS
LOWER LEVEL
042
PRESSURE SWITCH
DRY SPRINKLER LOW AIR
LOWER LEVEL
043
TAMPER SWITCH
CANOPY SPRINKLERS
LOWER LEVEL
044
TAMPER SWITCH
MAIN SPRINKLER
LOWER LEVEL
045
PRESSURE SWITCH
LOW WATER PRESSURE
LOWER LEVEL
046
SMOKE BEAM DETECTOR
ARENA WEST
UPPER LEVEL
047
SMOKE BEAM DETECTOR
ARENA CENTER WEST
UPPER LEVEL
048
SMOKE BEAM DETECTOR
ARENA CENTER EAST
UPPER LEVEL
049
SMOKE BEAM DETECTOR
ARENA EAST
UPPER LEVEL
050
REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR
STAFF ROOM - EVACUATION
LOWER LEVEL
051
REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR
STAFF ROOM - BELL SILENCE
LOWER LEVEL
FIRE ALARM
UPGRADE
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FIRE ALARM NOTES:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
026
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
DRAWINGS SHALL BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH FRONT END
TENDER DOCUMENTS PROVIDED BY THE CITY. ALL DOCUMENTS
INCLUDING ADDENDA SHALL BE AVAILABLE ON THE CITY OF NEW
WESTMINSTER WEB SITE.
CONTRACTOR SHALL ATTEND MANDATORY SITE ORIENTATION
MEETING, DATE AND TIME TO BE AS PER FRONT END TENDER
DOCUMENTS. FAILURE TO ATTEND EXCLUDES WILL RESULT IN
DISQUALIFICATION OF THE BIDDER.
WHERE APPLICABLE AND WITH THE EXCEPTION OF CONCRETE
CEILINGS, ALL FIRE ALARM WIRING SHALL BE RUN RECESSED IN
ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACE WHERE POSSIBLE. SURFACE
MOUNTED CONDUIT OR RACEWAY SHALL BE UTILIZED FOR ALL
REMAINING AREAS.
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM SHALL REMAIN FULLY OPERATIONAL DURING
RENOVATION. SHOULD THE SYSTEM BE SHUT DOWN DURING
BUSINESS HOURS FOR ANY REASON, NOTIFY ACUMEN
ENGINEERING IMMEDIATELY. FOR EXTENDED PERIODS, FIRE
WATCH MAY HAVE TO BE IMPLEMENTED FOR ALL DEACTIVATED
AREAS AT CONTRACTOR'S COST.
EXISTING FIRE ALARM SYSTEM IS CURRENTLY MONITORED BY AN
OUTSIDE SOURCE. PROVIDE FULL COORDINATION WITH
MONITORING COMPANY PRIOR TO ANY WORK. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
SHALL BE FULLY OPERATIONAL AND MONITORED AFTER HOURS
PRIOR TO LEAVING SITE.
NOTIFY THE OWNER PRIOR TO TESTING OF ANY FIRE ALARM BELLS
OR VISUAL DEVICES.
NOTIFY ACUMEN ENGINEERING ON SCHEDULED FINAL FIRE ALARM
VERIFICATION TO COORDINATE BETWEEN PARTIES, VERIFICATION
SHALL BE WITNESSED BY CONSULTANT, FIRE AND BUILDING
DEPARTMENT. AUTHORITIES MAY REQUEST TESTING OF RANDOM
DEVICES ANYWHERE IN THE BUILDING OF THEIR CHOOSING.
EXISTING FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL BEING REPLACED IS
CERBERUS IDENTIFIRE NETWORK SYSTEM 2. FIRE ALARM
INITIATING DEVICES COMPRISE OF MIXTURE OF CERBERUS,
SIMPLEX AND EDWARDS DEVICES, ALL DEVICES SHALL BE
REPLACED WITH NEW SINGLE MANUFACTURER.
CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER PREFERRED STANDARD FIRE ALARM
SYSTEM IS SIMPLEX. REFER TO FIRE ALARM SPECIFICATIONS FOR
PRE-APPROVED MANUFACTURERS. NEW SYSTEM SHALL BE
ADDRESSABLE, SINGLE STAGE AND FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH
EXISTING WIRING INFRASTRUCTURE.
ALL PULLSTATIONS WITHIN ARENA AREA DESIGNATED 'PE' SHALL BE
COMPLETE WITH PROTECTIVE WEATHER RESISTANT ENCLOSURE.
PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY DETECTOR BASES AS REQUIRED.
NEW BEAM SMOKE DETECTORS IN OPEN ARENA AREA TO BE
INSTALLED AS PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATION. THIS
INCLUDES MOUNTING HEIGHTS, MOUNTING HARDWARE,
AVOIDANCE OF BANNERS/PUCK NETS/LIGHTING, ETC. TO PREVENT
TROUBLE ALARMS AND TO ENSURE PROPER ACTIVATION DURING
ALL SEASONS
BEAM DETECTORS FORM INTEGRAL PART OF THE SYSTEM AND HAS
BEEN PROBLEMATIC IN PAST WITH HUMIDITY, ROOF FLEXING, ETC.
REFER TO FIRE ALARM SPECIFICATIONS FOR DETAILS.
ISSUES
NO.
DATE
#
YY/MM/DD
1
10/07/16
ISSUED FOR PERMIT ONLY
2
10/08/13
ISSUED FOR TENDER
REVISIONS
NO.
DATE
#
YY/MM/DD
QUEEN'S PARK NEW WESTMINSTER GROUP 1; LAND
DISTRICT PLAN 2620
Civic Address
51 THIRD AVENUE, NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.
Sheet Information
Date
Job Number
6757-E100.DWG
8/11/2010 7:44:04 AM
FIRE ALARM NOTIFICATION ZONES:
DEVICE
LOCATION
FLOOR
001
FIRE ALARM GONG
AMMONIA ROOM
LOWER LEVEL
001
FIRE ALARM GONG
NORTH EAST TUNNEL EXIT
LOWER LEVEL
001
FIRE ALARM GONG
SOUTH EAST TUNNEL EXIT
LOWER LEVEL
001
FIRE ALARM GONG
LOBBY SOUTH WEST
LOWER LEVEL
001
FIRE ALARM GONG
LOBBY SOUTH EAST
LOWER LEVEL
001
FIRE ALARM GONG
SOUTH WALL
UPPER FLOOR
001
FIRE ALARM GONG
SOUTH EAST WALL
UPPER FLOOR
001
FIRE ALARM GONG
NORTH EAST WALL
UPPER FLOOR
001
FIRE ALARM GONG
TUNNEL CENTER EAST
LOWER LEVEL
001
FIRE ALARM STROBE
CHANGE ROOM EAST
LOWER LEVEL
002
FIRE ALARM GONG
ROYALS LOCKER ROOM
LOWER LEVEL
002
FIRE ALARM GONG
TUNNEL WEST SIDE
LOWER LEVEL
002
FIRE ALARM GONG
TUNNEL WEST SIDE
LOWER LEVEL
002
FIRE ALARM GONG
TUNNEL NORTH WEST SIDE
LOWER LEVEL
002
FIRE ALARM GONG
NORTH EXIT - ZAMBONI
LOWER LEVEL
002
FIRE ALARM GONG
NORTH EXIT - ZAMBONI STORAGE
LOWER LEVEL
002
FIRE ALARM GONG
NORTH EXIT - ADJACENT TO ZAMBONI
LOWER LEVEL
002
FIRE ALARM GONG
NORTH WALL
UPPER FLOOR
002
FIRE ALARM GONG
NORTH WEST WALL
UPPER FLOOR
002
FIRE ALARM GONG
SOUTH WEST WALL
UPPER FLOOR
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SPECIFICATIONS
Sheet
E100
Key Plan
N.T.S.
QUEENS PARK ARENA
80
40
10
20
PROVIDE NEW CEILING MOUNTED
COMBINATION STROBE/BUZZER IN WOOD
CEILING. WIRING SHALL BE RUN VIA
ACCESSIBLE CEILING ABOVE
ENGINE ROOM
PROVIDE NEW STROBE
RECESSED IN WOOD
CEILING PANEL.
0
017
DRESSING
ROOM #1
FIRE ALARM DEVICES IN THIS ROOM (ZONE 33)
TO HAVE SEPARATE ADDRESSES. PROVIDE ALL
NECESSARY MODULES/WIRING AS REQUIRED.
033
033
S01
016
C
C
DRESSING
ROOM #2
S01
MECH
PROVIDE NEW CEILING
MOUNTED HEAT DETECTOR
W/R
033
S01
AMMONIA DECTECTION SYSTEM N.I.C.
PROVIDE VERIFICATION OF ZONE ONLY
S01
WASH
ROOM
S01
032
STOR.
FIRE ALARM ZONE
#33 INPUT MODULE
STOR.
STOR.
STOR.
STOR.
STOR.
QUEENS PARK
ARENA
CUSTODIAN
W/R
FIRE ALARM ZONE #34
INPUT MODULE
ELEC
ROOM
FIRE ALARM
UPGRADE
014
QUEENS PARK
NEW WESTMINSTER, BC
PTD
WASH
ROOM
034
035
036
PH.604.676.9545
S01
LOCKER
ROOM
S01
VAULT
MENS
W/R
S01
W/R
BURNABY, BC V5A 4X1
PTD
Seal
S01
018
050
051
EXISTING REMOTE FIRE ALARM
ANNUNCIATOR PANEL AND
SILENCING SWITCHES TO BE
REMOVED. PROVIDE NEW WIRING
TO NEW ANNUNCIATOR PANEL
LOCATION AS REQUIRED.
STAFF
ISSUES
013
S02
ZAMBONI
NO.
DATE
#
YY/MM/DD
ISSUE
1
10/07/16
2
10/08/13
ISSUED FOR TENDER
DESCRIPTION
037
FIRE ALARM ZONE #37
INPUT MODULE
037
REVISIONS
019
NO.
DATE
#
YY/MM/DD
REVISION
DESCRIPTION
S02
012
EXISTING FIRE ALARM PANEL SEMI-RECESSED
IN ASBESTOS WALL TO BE REPLACED WITH
NEW ANNUNCIATOR PANEL. REUSE EXISTING
WALL OPENING OR CABINET AS REQUIRED TO
AVOID ASBESTOS ABATEMENT. COORDINATE
WITH FIRE ALARM MANUFACTURER.
S02
STOR.
PROPOSED LOCATION FOR NEW
FIRE ALARM PANEL c/w CONDUIT
SLEEVE INTO ANNUNCIATOR PANEL
FIRST
AID
FRONT OFFICE
011
038
OFFICE
WASH
ROOM
STOR.
STOR.
STOR.
STOR.
STOR.
STOR.
OFFICE
REPLACE EXISTING FIRE ALARM GONG
WITH COMBINATION STROBE/BUZZER
S02
S02
S02
PROVIDE NEW COMBINATION
STROBE/BUZZER UNIT.
MAINTENANCE
PROVIDE NEW HEAT DETECTOR
IN STORAGE BELOW STAIRS
WOMENS W/R
039
S02
020
DRESSING
ROOM #4
C
S02
C
PROVIDE NEW STROBE
RECESSED IN WOOD
CEILING PANEL.
S02
DRESSING
ROOM #5
MECH
PROVIDE NEW CEILING
MOUNTED HEAT DETECTOR
LOCKER
ROOM
023
OFFICE
022
SPRINKLER ROOM.
SEE LAYOUT FOR
DETAILS.
Main Floor Plan
ASBESTOS MATERIAL NOTES:
ZONE 43
ZONE 42
ZONE 40
ZONE 41
ZONE 44
1.
6757-E101.DWG
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ZONE 45
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2.
EXISTING SPRINKLER
FLOW, TAMPER AND
PRESSURE SWITCHES TO
REMAIN
Sprinkler Room Layout
1/4"=1'-0"
WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CITY OF NEW
WESTMINSTER'S AIM PROGRAM AND WORKER'S COMPENSATION BOARD
REQUIREMENTS TO PREVENT THE RELEASE OF AIRBORNE ASBESTOS
FIBERS.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE FAMILIAR WITH THE PRESENCE
AND LOCATION OF ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS. THESE
LOCATIONS HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED (BUT NOT LIMITED TO) FLOOR TILES,
GYPSUM BOARD FILLING COMPOUNDS, CEILING TILE ADHESIVES,
MECHANICAL SYSTEM INSULATION, FIRESTOPPING (PACKINGS, GROUTS,
PUTTIES), DUCTWORK MASTIC JOINTS, CEMENT BOARDS, FIREDOORS,
ROOFING MATERIALS AND UNDERGROUND CEMENT PIPING.
IN THE EVENT THAT ASBESTOS BE DISTURBED, ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE AIM PROGRAM MANAGER
IMMEDIATELY. TAKE ALL NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS TO ISOLATE THE
AREA FROM THE REST OF THE BUILDING BY CLOSING DOORS AND OR
ERECTING BARRIERS TO RESTRICT ACCESS. SIGNAGE SHALL BE
PROVIDED AT ALL ENTRANCES TO THE AREA TO PREVENT PERSONNEL
DURING CLOSED HOURS FROM INADVERTANTLY ENTERING THE AREA.
ALL MECHANICAL SYSTEMS THAT ARE IN, SUPPLY OR PASS THROUGH
THE AREA MUST BE SHUT DOWN AND ISOLATED. SEAL ALL INTAKE AND
EXHAUST VENTS IN THE AREA WITH POLYETHYLENE AND TAPE.
Renovation Legend
Symbol Schedule
EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT TO BE REMOVED
AND TURNED OVER TO THE OWNER OR AS
DIRECTED BY ENGINEER. REMOVE, BLANK OFF,
EXTEND OR RELOCATE ALL ASSOCIATED WIRING
AND MAKE SAFE.
AUTOMATIC RATE OF RISE HEAT DETECTOR
ANALOG TO ADDRESSABLE ZONE
ADAPTER MODULE (OR EQUIVALENT)
AUTOMATIC FIXED TEMP. HEAT DETECTOR
SPRINKLER SYSTEM TAMPER SWITCH
AUTOMATIC SMOKE DETECTOR
SPRINKLER SYSTEM FLOW SWITCH
AND RE-INSTALLED OR RELOCATED AS SHOWN
UPON COMPLETION OF NEW CEILING OR WALL
FINISH. REWIRE OR EXTEND WIRING AS REQUIRED.
AUTOMATIC DUCT SMOKE DETECTOR
SPRINKLER SYSTEM PRESSURE SWITCH
AUTOMATIC SMOKE ALARM 120V
FIRE ALARM END OF LINE RESISTOR
AUTOMATIC SMOKE DETECTOR c/w AUX
FIRE ALARM REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR
EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT TO REMAIN IN
IT'S PRESENT LOCATION. REWIRE OR EXTEND
WIRING AS REQUIRED.
SMOKE BEAM DETECTOR
FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL
SMOKE BEAM REFLECTOR
MAGNETIC DOOR HOLDER INTERCONNECTED
WITH F.A. TO RELEASE UPON ALARM
EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT TO BE
REMOVED. RE-INSTALL ALL NEW EQUIPMENT AS
SHOWN. REWIRE OR EXTEND WIRING AS REQUIRED.
AND RE-INSTALLED IN SAME LOCATION ONCE ALL
OTHER WORK IS COMPLETED.
FIRE ALARM MANUAL PULL STATION
FIRE ALARM GONG OR BELL
FIRE ALARM BUZZER
FIRE ALARM STROBE LIGHT
FIRE ALARM COMBINATION STROBE/BUZZER
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INPUT MODULE
3/32"=1'-0"
Date
Drawn
STAFF
021
Sheet Information
MAIN LEVEL
FLOOR PLAN
Sheet
E101
80
40
10
20
MOUNTED ON WOOD STRUCTURE. REPLACE
MOUNTING HARDWARE AS DIRECTED BY FIRE
ALARM MANUFACTURER TO PREVENT
TROUBLE SIGNAL AS REQUIRED.
PE
006
005
221'-10"
004
S01
CONCESSION
MOUNTED ON WOOD STRUCTURE.
REPLACE MOUNTING HARDWARE AS
DIRECTED BY FIRE ALARM
MANUFACTURER TO PREVENT
SURFACE MOUNT NEW FIRE
DETECTOR, EXTEND CONDUIT AND
WIRING AS REQUIRED TO EXISTING
ZONE.
0
S01
PE
PE
049
BURNABY, BC V5A 4X1
PH.604.676.9545
FIRE ALARM ZONE
#49 INPUT MODULE
QUEENS PARK
ARENA
PE
FIRE ALARM
UPGRADE
029
003
QUEENS PARK
NEW WESTMINSTER, BC
PE 007
030
Seal
FIRE ALARM ZONE
#48 INPUT MODULE
024
249'-11"
048
MOUNTED ON CONCRETE WALL
S01
OFFICE
ISSUES
OFFICE
S01
027
027
027
OFFICE
PROVIDE (4) NEW SMOKE DETECTORS IN
CONCESSION AREA AS SHOWN.
CONCESSION
027
002
NO.
DATE
#
YY/MM/DD
ISSUE
1
10/07/16
2
10/08/13
ISSUED FOR TENDER
DESCRIPTION
OFFICE
FIRE ALARM ZONE
#27 INPUT MODULE
FIRE ALARM ZONE
#47 INPUT MODULE
REVISIONS
249'-11"
047
PROVIDE NEW DETECTOR SURFACE
MOUNTED IN CORRIDOR.
NO.
DATE
#
YY/MM/DD
REVISION
DESCRIPTION
MOUNTED ON CONCRETE WALL
PE
001
028
025
031
Sheet Information
Date
FIRE ALARM ZONE
#46 INPUT MODULE
Job Number
Drawn
221'-10"
MOUNTED ON WOOD STRUCTURE.
REPLACE MOUNTING HARDWARE AS
DIRECTED BY FIRE ALARM
MANUFACTURER TO PREVENT
046
008
S02
Upper Floor Plan
PE
009
010
PE
S02
PE
SOUND
ROOM
SURFACE MOUNT NEW FIRE
DETECTOR, EXTEND CONDUIT AND
WIRING AS REQUIRED TO EXISTING
ZONE.
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FLOOR PLAN
Sheet
6757-E102.DWG
8/11/2010 7:44:10 AM
3/32"=1'-0"
-
E102
80
40
Fire Alarm Autodialer:
20
CONTRACTOR TO ARRANGE FOR AND COORDINATE TO ENSURE
THAT FIRE ALARM SYSTEM IS CORRECTLY MONITORED VIA AN
N.F.P.A. APPROVED METHOD TO A CENTRAL DEDICATED
ULC-LISTED MONITORING FACILITY.
REFERENCES
.1
CLASS A, ZONED, NON-CODED.
.1
CSA C22.1-02 - CANADIAN ELECTRICAL CODE, PART I (19TH EDITION),
SAFETY STANDARD FOR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
.2
.2
CAN/ULC-S524, INSTALLATION OF FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS
ENCLOSURE: CSA ENCLOSURE 4, C/W LOCKABLE CONCEALED
HINGED DOOR, FULL VIEWING WINDOW, FLUSH LOCK AND 2 KEYS.
ENCLOSURE TO BE SUITABLE FOR SURFACE WALL MOUNTING
.3
ULC-S525, AUDIBLE SIGNAL APPLIANCES FOR FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS
.4
CAN/ULC-S526, VISUAL SIGNAL APPLIANCES, FIRE ALARM
.5
CAN/ULC-S527, CONTROL UNITS, FIRE ALARM
.6
CAN/ULC-S528, MANUAL PULL STATIONS
.7
CAN/ULC-S529, SMOKE DETECTORS, FIRE ALARM
.3
SPACE FOR FUTURE MODULES
.8
CAN/ULC-S530, HEAT ACTUATED FIRE DETECTORS, FIRE ALARM
.4
.9
CAN/ULC-S531, SMOKE ALARMS
.10
CAN/ULC-S536, INSPECTION AND TESTING OF FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS
LATCHING TYPE SUPERVISORY RECEIVER CIRCUITS,
DISCRETE INDICATION FOR BOTH OFF-NORMAL AND
TROUBLE
.11
CAN/ULC-S537, VERIFICATION OF FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS
.3
.4
.1
ALARM RECEIVER WITH TROUBLE AND ALARM
INDICATIONS FOR CLASS A INITIATING CIRCUIT
.2
SPARE ZONES: COMPATIBLE WITH SMOKE DETECTORS
AND OPEN CIRCUIT DEVICES
.13
CSA C22.1 SECTION 32, FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS AND FIRE PUMPS
.14
LOCAL BUILDING CODE
.15
CSA C22.2 NO. 0.3-01 - TEST METHODS FOR ELECTRICAL WIRES AND
CABLES
.16
CSA C22.2 NO. 38-95 (R2004) - THERMOSET INSULATED WIRES AND
CABLES
.17
NFPA 72E _ AUTOMATIC FIRE DETECTORS
.18
NFPA 72G _ NOTIFICATION APPLIANCES FOR PROTECTIVE
SIGNALLING SYSTEMS
.1
NFPA 72H _ GUIDE FOR TEST PROCEDURES FOR PROTECTIVE
SIGNALLING SYSTEMS
.2
"POWER TROUBLE" INDICATION
.3
"GROUND TROUBLE" INDICATION
.20
NFPA 101 _ LIFE SAFETY CODE
.4
"REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR TROUBLE" INDICATION
.21
UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES OF CANADA - LISTINGS
.5
"SYSTEM TROUBLE" INDICATION
.22
UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES, INC., - LISTINGS
.6
"SYSTEM TROUBLE" BUZZER AND SILENCE SWITCH
C/W TROUBLE RESOUND FEATURE
.7
SYSTEM RESET SWITCH
.8
"LED TEST" SWITCH IF APPLICABLE
.9
"ALARM SILENCE" SWITCH TO SILENCE SIGNALS
MANUALLY. IF NEW ALARM OCCURS AFTER SIGNALS
HAVE BEEN SILENCED, SIGNALS TO RESOUND
.6
.7
PANEL TO BE COMPLETE WITH MINIMUM (BUT NOT LESS THAN
REQUIRED BY LOAD) OF 4 SIGNAL CIRCUITS WIRED IN A CLASS A
CONFIGURATION (UP TO 1.7A PER SIGNAL CIRCUIT).
COMMON CONTROL AND POWER UNITS:
.1
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM: FULLY ADDRESSABLE LOCAL FIRE ALARM
SYSTEM WITH CONNECTIONS TO REMOTE CENTRAL MONITORING
STATION AND (2) REMOTE LCD ANNUNCIATOR PANELS. SYSTEM
INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO:
.1
1.3
CONTROL PANEL TO CARRY OUT FIRE ALARM AND PROTECTION
FUNCTIONS INCLUDING RECEIVING ALARM SIGNALS, INITIATING
GENERAL ALARM, SUPERVISING SYSTEM CONTINUOUSLY,
ACTUATING ZONE ANNUNCIATOR AND INITIATING TROUBLE
SIGNALS.
.2
TROUBLE SIGNAL DEVICES
.3
POWER SUPPLY FACILITIES
.4
MANUAL ALARM STATIONS
.5
AUTOMATIC ALARM INITIATING DEVICES
.6
AUDIBLE SIGNAL DEVICES
.7
END-OF-LINE DEVICES
.8
REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR PANEL
.9
VISUAL ALARM SIGNAL DEVICES
.10
ANCILLARY DEVICES
.3
FIRE DEPARTMENT AND REMOTE MONITORING:
TEST REPORTS: INDICATE SATISFACTORY COMPLETION OF
REQUIRED TESTS AND INSPECTIONS
.3
MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: INDICATE
APPLICATION CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF USE STIPULATED BY
PRODUCT TESTING AGENCY. INCLUDE INSTRUCTIONS FOR
STORAGE, HANDLING, PROTECTION, EXAMINATION, PREPARATION,
INSTALLATION, AND STARTING OF PRODUCTS.
1.4
.9
.10
.11
PROVIDE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DATA FOR FIRE ALARM
SYSTEM FOR INCORPORATION INTO MANUAL. INCLUDE:
.1
.2
.3
.4
1.5
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS
FOR COMPLETE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM TO PERMIT EFFECTIVE
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
.2
1.6
MANUFACTURER: COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN MANUFACTURING THE
PRODUCTS SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTION WITH MINIMUM 10 YEARS
DOCUMENTED EXPERIENCE, AND WITH SERVICE FACILITIES WITHIN
160 KM FROM PROJECT SITE.
PROVIDE PRODUCTS LISTED AND CLASSIFIED BY ULC
.2
VERIFICATION COMPANY/FIRM SHALL BE ACCEPTABLE TO
AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION
1.7
1.8
.1
.2
1.9
.1
.2
PART 2
2.1
.1
.17
TROUBLE SIGNAL SEQUENCE OF OPERATION: SYSTEM OR CIRCUIT
TROUBLE PLACES SYSTEM IN TROUBLE MODE, WHICH CAUSES THE
FOLLOWING SYSTEM OPERATIONS:
.2
VISUAL AND AUDIBLE TROUBLE ALARM INDICATED AT
REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR PANEL.
.3
TROUBLE SIGNAL TRANSMITTED TO REMOTE STATION.
.4
MANUAL ACKNOWLEDGE FUNCTION AT FIRE ALARM
CONTROL PANEL SILENCES AUDIBLE TROUBLE ALARM;
VISUAL ALARM IS DISPLAYED UNTIL INITIATING FAILURE
OR CIRCUIT TROUBLE IS CLEARED.
VISUAL AND AUDIBLE TROUBLE ALARM INDICATED AT
REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR PANEL.
.3
TROUBLE SIGNAL TRANSMITTED TO REMOTE STATION.
.4
MANUAL ACKNOWLEDGE FUNCTION AT FIRE ALARM
CONTROL PANEL SILENCES AUDIBLE TROUBLE ALARM;
VISUAL ALARM IS DISPLAYED UNTIL INITIATING FAILURE
OR CIRCUIT TROUBLE IS CLEARED.
ALARM SEQUENCE OF OPERATION: ACTUATION OF INITIATING
DEVICE PLACES CIRCUIT IN ALARM MODE, WHICH CAUSES THE
FOLLOWING SYSTEM OPERATIONS:
.4
ACTIVATE BUILDING SMOKE REMOVAL SYSTEM (IF
APPLICABLE)
.5
TRANSMIT SIGNAL TO BUILDING MECHANICAL SYSTEMS TO
INITIATE SHUTDOWN OF FANS AND DAMPER OPERATION
(IF APPLICABLE)
.6
TRANSMIT SIGNAL TO RELEASE DOOR HOLD OPEN
DEVICES.
MANUAL PULL STATIONS: TO CAN/ULC-S528
.7
THERMAL DETECTORS: TO CAN/ULC-S530
.8
SMOKE DETECTORS: TO CAN/ULC-S529
.9
SMOKE ALARMS: TO CAN/ULC-S531
.20
ALARM RESET: SYSTEM REMAINS IN ALARM MODE UNTIL MANUALLY
RESET WITH KEY ACCESSIBLE RESET FUNCTION.
.21
LAMP TEST: MANUAL LAMP TEST FUNCTION CAUSES ALARM
INDICATION AT EACH ZONE AT FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL AND AT
ANNUNCIATOR PANEL.
SYSTEM OPERATION
OPERATION OF ANY ALARM INITIATING DEVICE TO:
.1
CAUSE AUDIBLE SIGNAL DEVICES TO SOUND THROUGHOUT
BUILDING.
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TRANSMIT SIGNAL TO FIRE DEPARTMENT VIA FIRE ALARM
AUTODIALER TO REMOTE MONITORING STATION.
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CAUSE ZONE OF ALARM DEVICE TO BE INDICATED ON CONTROL
PANEL AND REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR.
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CAUSE AIR CONDITIONING AND VENTILATING FANS TO SHUT
DOWN OR TO FUNCTION SO AS TO PROVIDE REQUIRED
CONTROL OF SMOKE MOVEMENT.
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CAUSE FIRE DOORS AND SMOKE CONTROL DOORS IF
NORMALLY HELD OPEN, TO CLOSE AUTOMATICALLY.
PRE-APPROVED MANUFACTURERS
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ALL EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES WILL BE ULC LISTED AND LABELLED
AND SUPPLIED BY A SINGLE MANUFACTURER
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2.3
VISUAL AND AUDIBLE TROUBLE ALARM INDICATED (BY
ZONE) AT FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL.
INDICATE LOCATION OF ALARM ZONE ON FIRE ALARM
CONTROL PANEL AND ON REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR PANEL
VISUAL SIGNAL DEVICES: TO CAN/ULC-S526
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CONTROL UNIT: TO CAN/ULC-S527
MIRCOM, EDWARDS, SIMPLEX, NOTIFIER
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DRILL SEQUENCE OF OPERATION: MANUAL DRILL FUNCTION
CAUSES ALARM MODE OPERATION AS DESCRIBED ABOVE.
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ZONING: AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS AND AS REQUIRED.
2.5
POWER SUPPLY
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MAKE CONDUIT AND WIRING CONNECTIONS TO DOOR RELEASE
DEVICES, SPRINKLER FLOW SWITCHES, SPRINKLER VALVE TAMPER
SWITCHES, DUCT SMOKE DETECTORS AND ANY OTHER DEVICES AS
REQUIRED.
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INSTALL SYSTEMS IN ACCORDANCE WITH CAN/ULC-S524.
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USE ISOLATION MODULES AS REQUIRED TO ISOLATE TROUBLE FOR
SEPARATE ZONES.
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INSTALL MAIN CONTROL PANEL AND CONNECT TO AC POWER
SUPPLY, AND DC STANDBY POWER.
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LOCATE AND INSTALL MANUAL ALARM STATIONS AND CONNECT TO
ALARM CIRCUIT WIRING.
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LOCATE AND INSTALL DETECTORS AND CONNECT TO ALARM
CIRCUIT WIRING. DO NOT MOUNT DETECTORS WITHIN 1 M OF AIR
OUTLETS. MAINTAIN AT LEAST 600 MM RADIUS CLEAR SPACE ON
CEILING, BELOW AND AROUND DETECTORS. LOCATE DUCT TYPE
DETECTORS IN STRAIGHT PORTIONS OF DUCTS.
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CONNECT ALARM CIRCUITS TO MAIN CONTROL PANEL.
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LOCATE AND INSTALL AUDIBLE SIGNAL AND VISUAL SIGNAL DEVICES
AND CONNECT TO SIGNALLING CIRCUITS.
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CONNECT SIGNALLING CIRCUITS TO MAIN CONTROL PANEL.
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INSTALL END-OF-LINE DEVICES AT END OF ALARM AND SIGNALLING
CIRCUITS, IN A SEPARATE BOX NOT MORE THAN 1730 MM ABOVE
FINISHED FLOOR.
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INSTALL REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR PANELS AND CONNECT TO
ANNUNCIATOR CIRCUIT WIRING.
4.2
WIRING
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4.3
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120 V, AC, 60 HZ INPUT, 24 V DC OUTPUT FROM RECTIFIER TO
OPERATE ALARM AND SIGNAL CIRCUITS. INCLUDE SURGE
PROTECTION ON INCOMING POWER WIRING.
STANDBY SLA (SEALED LEAD ACID) BATTERY UNIT WITH AUTOMATIC
BATTERY CHARGER TO PROVIDE SUPERVISORY AND TROUBLE
SIGNAL CURRENT FOR 24 HOURS, PLUS GENERAL ALARM LOAD FOR
MINIMUM OF 30 MINUTES. UNIT TO BE SIZED TO CARRY THE
COMPLETE FULL LOAD OF FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.
ALARM INITIATING DEVICES TO BE WIRED WITH MULTI CONDUCTOR
#18 RW90 CABLES AS REQUIRED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
CANADIAN ELECTRICAL CODE. CIRCUIT RESISTANCE SHALL NOT
EXCEED 50 OHMS.
CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE AUTODIALER IS TESTED AND
INSPECTED DURING THE FIRE ALARM VERIFICATION AND IS
REPORTED ON THE WORKSHEETS.
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NEW WESTMINSTER, BC
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VERIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION
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THE MANUFACTURER SHALL MAKE AN INSPECTION OF THE FIRE
ALARM EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING THOSE COMPONENTS NECESSARY
TO THE DIRECT OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM SUCH AS DETECTORS
AND CONTROLS, WHETHER OR NOT MANUFACTURED BY THE
MANUFACTURER ADDED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. THE INSPECTOR
SHALL COMPRISE AN EXAMINATION OF SUCH EQUIPMENT FOR THE
FOLLOWING:
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THAT THE TYPE OF EQUIPMENT INSTALLED IS THAT
DESIGNATED BY THE SPECIFICATION
THAT THE WIRING CONNECTIONS TO ALL EQUIPMENT COMPONENTS
SHOW THAT THE INSTALLER UNDERTOOK TO HAVE OBSERVED ULC
AND CSA REQUIREMENTS
THAT EQUIPMENT OF THE MANUFACTURER'S MANUFACTURE HAS
BEEN INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S
RECOMMENDATIONS AND THAT ALL SIGNALLING DEVICES OF
WHATEVER MANUFACTURE HAVE BEEN OPERATED OR TESTED TO
VERIFY THEIR OPERATION
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THAT THE SUPERVISORY WIRING OF THOSE ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT
CONNECTED TO A SUPERVISED CIRCUIT IS OPERATING AND THAT
THE GOVERNMENTAL REGULATIONS, IF ANY, CONCERNING SUCH
SUPERVISORY WIRING HAVE BEEN MET TO THE SATISFACTION OF
INSPECTING OFFICIALS
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TO ASSIST THE CONTRACTOR IN PREPARING HIS BID THE
MANUFACTURER SHALL INDICATE THE NUMBER OF HOURS
NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THIS INSPECTION PRIOR TO CLOSING OF
TENDERS, AND THE NUMBER OF HOURS NECESSARY TO PROVIDE A
SEMINAR ON THE SYSTEM FOR THE BUILDING OWNER
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TEST, VERIFY AND COMMISSION THE SYSTEM ACCORDING TO
REQUIREMENTS OF CAN/ULC_S537 STANDARD FOR
VERIFICATION OF FIRE ALARM SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS
CAN/ULC-S524, INSTALLATION OF FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS. THE
SERVICES OF THE CONTRACTOR AND REPRESENTATIVES OF
THE FIRE ALARM MANUFACTURER ARE REQUIRED FOR THE
VERIFICATION
Seal
General Specifications
CLASS A CIRCUITS.
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FIRE ALARM
UPGRADE
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE TO ENSURE THE
MONITORING COMPANY SUBMITS TO THE ENGINEER A LETTER
CONFIRMING THE FOLLOWING:
A. MONITORING OF FIRE ALARM, SPRINKLER SUPERVISORY
AND FIRE ALARM SYSTEM TROUBLE SIGNALS
B. USE OF ULC-LISTED FIRE TRANSPONDERS, ETC.
C. USE AND TYPE OF DEDICATED TELEPHONE LINES.
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INCLUDE SERVICES OF CERTIFIED TECHNICIAN TO SUPERVISE
INSTALLATION, ADJUSTMENTS, FINAL CONNECTIONS, AND SYSTEM
TESTING.
QUEENS PARK
ARENA
BREAKER FOR FIRE ALARM PANEL AND AUTODIALER TO BE
PAINTED RED. PROVIDE LAMICOID LABELS TO READ: "FIRE
ALARM-DO NOT OPEN EXCEPT TO TEST" AND "FIRE ALARM
DIALER-DO NOT OPEN EXCEPT TO TEST".
MANUFACTURER'S FIELD SERVICES
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CONTRACTOR SHALL USE EXISTING AUTODIALER LEASED
TELEPHONE LINE AND CONNECTIONS TO AUTODIALER AS
REQUIRED.
SIMULATE GROUNDS AND BREAKS ON ALARM AND SIGNALLING
CIRCUITS TO ENSURE PROPER OPERATION OF SYSTEM.
TEST EACH CONDUCTOR ON ALL CIRCUITS FOR CAPABILITY OF
PROVIDING ALARM SIGNAL DURING GROUND-FAULT CONDITION
IMPOSED NEAR MIDMOST POINT OF CIRCUIT. RESET CONTROL
UNIT AFTER EACH ALARM FUNCTION AND CORRECT IMPOSED
FAULT AFTER COMPLETION OF EACH TEST.
PH.604.676.9545
FIELD QUALITY CONTROL
TEST EACH CONDUCTOR ON ALL CIRCUITS FOR CAPABILITY OF
PROVIDING ALARM SIGNAL ON EACH SIDE OF SINGLE
OPEN-CIRCUIT FAULT CONDITION IMPOSED NEAR MIDMOST
POINT OF CIRCUIT. RESET CONTROL UNIT AFTER EACH ALARM
FUNCTION AND CORRECT IMPOSED FAULT AFTER COMPLETION
OF EACH TEST.
BURNABY, BC V5A 4X1
DEVICES SHALL INCLUDE BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO FIRE ALARM
PANEL INCLUDING ALL NECESSARY ADDITIONAL MODULES,
AUTO DIALER, ULC-LISTED TRANSPONDER. SILENT KNIGHT
MODEL #5104 FIRE CONTROL COMMUNICATOR OR APPROVED
ULC-LISTED SHALL BE USED.
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THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPLY AND INSTALL ALL NECESSARY
DEVICES TO ALLOW FOR CORRECT MONITORING OF:
- FIRE ALARM SPRINKLER ACTIVATED
- FIRE ALARM NON-SPRINKLER ACTIVATED
- FIRE ALARM SYSTEM TROUBLE, AND
- SPRINKLER SUPERVISORY SIGNALS
ALL WIRING WILL BE TERMINATED INTO THE TERMINAL STRIPS IN
THE FIRE ALARM CABINET WITH ALL WIRING FULLY LABELLED. ALL
CABLING TO BE NEAT WITH CABLES BUNDLED AND WRAPPED INSIDE
THE CABINETS. NO SPLICING WILL BE ALLOWED WITHIN THE
CABINETS. A COMPLETE SCHEDULE OF ALL WIRING TERMINATIONS
WILL BE MOUNTED INSIDE EACH CONTROL UNIT. A COMPLETE
SCHEMATIC WITH ALL DEVICES, CABLE LABELLING INFORMATION,
DESTINATIONS, ETC. WILL BE INCLUDED WITH THE SHOP DRAWINGS.
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SUPERVISORY SIGNAL SEQUENCE OF OPERATION: SYSTEM OR
CIRCUIT TROUBLE PLACES SYSTEM IN TROUBLE MODE, WHICH
CAUSES THE FOLLOWING SYSTEM OPERATIONS:
GENERAL
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2.2
VISUAL AND AUDIBLE TROUBLE ALARM INDICATED (BY
ZONE) AT FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL.
TRANSMIT SIGNAL TO REMOTE STATION EQUIPMENT
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SIGNAL CIRCUITS TO BE WIRED WITH A MINIMUM 2 - #14 RW90 PER
ZONE. IN NO CASE SHALL THE VOLTAGE DROP TO ANY SIGNAL
EXCEED 3%.
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AUDIBLE SIGNAL DEVICES: TO ULC-S525
MOUNT OUTLET BOX FOR ELECTRIC DOOR HOLDER TO WITHSTAND
36 KG PULLING FORCE.
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PRODUCTS
POWER SUPPLY: TO CAN/ULC-S524
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ENSURE CONDUCTORS ARE ROUTED IN SUCH A MANNER TO
PROVIDE REQUIRED FIRE RATING.
SOUND AND DISPLAY LOCAL FIRE ALARM SIGNALLING
DEVICES WITH TEMPORAL CODE SIGNAL
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MOUNT END_OF_LINE DEVICE IN BOX WITH LAST DEVICE OR
SEPARATE BOX ADJACENT TO LAST DEVICE IN CIRCUIT.
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USE COMMUNICATION CHANNEL CLASS A (ADDRESSABLE SYSTEM)
PROVIDE TROUBLE ACKNOWLEDGE, DRILL, AND ALARM SILENCE
SWITCH.
PROVIDE (5) SPARE SMOKE AND (5) SPARE HEAT DETECTORS
USE 14 AWG MINIMUM SIZE CONDUCTORS FOR FIRE ALARM
DETECTION AND SIGNAL CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS.
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POWER SUPPLY: ADEQUATE TO SERVE CONTROL PANEL MODULES,
REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR, DOOR HOLDERS, SMOKE DAMPERS,
RELAYS, AND ALARM SIGNALLING DEVICES. INCLUDE BATTERY
OPERATED EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY WITH CAPACITY FOR
OPERATING SYSTEM IN STANDBY MODE FOR 24 HOURS FOLLOWED
BY ALARM MODE FOR 30 MINUTES.
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PROVIDE 10 MANUAL STATION BREAK_GLASS RODS
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MOUNT BATTERY PACK AND CHARGER IN THE CONTROL CABINET.
AUXILIARY RELAYS: PROVIDE SUFFICIENT SPDT AUXILIARY RELAY
CONTACTS TO PROVIDE ACCESSORY FUNCTIONS SPECIFIED.
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INSTALL PRODUCTS TO MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS.
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A REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE MANUFACTURERS SHALL ATTEND
THE SEMINAR
EXTRA MATERIALS
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SPRINKLER SYSTEM: WIRE ALARM AND SUPERVISORY SWITCHES
AND CONNECT TO CONTROL PANEL.
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ARRANGE AND PAY FOR TWO ON-SITE LECTURES AND
DEMONSTRATIONS BY FIRE ALARM EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER TO
TRAIN OPERATIONAL PERSONNEL IN USE AND MAINTENANCE OF
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM. SEMINARS WILL USE ACTUAL
DEMONSTRATION.
PREFERRED UNIT IS MIRCOM BEAM200SA OR APPROVED EQUAL.
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REMOTE STATION SIGNAL TRANSMITTER: EXISTING TO REMAIN.
TRAINING
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LIST EACH AUXILIARY DEVICE, SUCH AS DOOR HOLDERS, DAMPERS,
AND EXTERNAL RELAYS THAT MUST BE OPERATED FROM THE FIRE
ALARM CONTROL PANEL POWER SUPPLY.
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MINIMUM OF 4 SENSITIVITY LEVELS WITH ABILITY TO
AUTOMATICALLY ADJUST TO SUIT ENVIRONMENT.
LOCATE AND INSTALL REMOTE RELAY UNITS TO CONTROL FAN SHUT
DOWN.
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PROVIDE SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE OF FIRE ALARM SYSTEM FOR
ONE YEAR FROM DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION
INTEGRAL SIGNAL STRENGTH INDICATION VIA DIGITAL DISPLAY.
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MAINTENANCE SERVICE
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LOCATE AND INSTALL DOOR RELEASING DEVICES.
REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS
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COMPLETE WITH LOCAL ALARM, TROUBLE AND NORMAL STATUS LED
INDICATORS.
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CONSULT MUNICIPAL FIRE SERVICE TO DETERMINE AVAILABILITY OF
MUNICIPAL CONNECTION, OR CHOOSE EITHER REMOTE STATION OR
CENTRAL STATION SYSTEM. CONSULT WITH MANUFACTURER AND
REMOTE STATION SERVICE PROVIDER TO DETERMINE
REQUIREMENTS.
INSTALLER: COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN INSTALLING THE PRODUCTS
SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTION WITH MINIMUM 5 YEARS DOCUMENTED
EXPERIENCE, AND CERTIFIED BY PROVINCE OF BC AS FIRE ALARM
INSTALLER.
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CONTROL PANEL: MODULAR CONSTRUCTION WITH SURFACE WALL
MOUNTED ENCLOSURE.
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COPY OF APPROVED SHOP DRAWINGS
LIST OF RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS FOR SYSTEM
CONTACT TERMINAL SIZE: CAPABLE OF ACCEPTING
22-12 AWG WIRE.
SYSTEM SUPERVISION: COMPONENT OR POWER SUPPLY FAILURE
PLACES SYSTEM IN TROUBLE MODE.
TECHNICAL DATA - ILLUSTRATED PARTS LISTS WITH PARTS
CATALOGUE NUMBERS
COMPLETE WITH INTEGRAL SENSITIVITY TEST FILTER AND
EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY. UNIT SHALL HAVE LOCAL TEST AND
RESET SWITCHES.
INSTALLATION
CONTACTS: 1.0 A, 28V, FOR FUNCTIONS SUCH AS
RELEASE OF DOOR HOLDERS OR INITIATION OF FAN
SHUT DOWN.
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QUALIFICATIONS
.1
FIRE DEPARTMENT BYPASS SWITCH C/W INDICATOR
FOR TROUBLE AT PANEL.
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DATA
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PRODUCT DATA: PROVIDE ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND
CONNECTION REQUIREMENTS
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PANEL TO INCLUDE; ALARM, SPRINKLER FLOW,
SUPERVISORY, AND TROUBLE RELAYS FOR REMOTE
MONITORING CONNECTIONS.
HUMIDITY FACTOR OF 10 TO 93% NONCONDENSING.
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4.1
AUXILIARY RELAYS: PLUG-IN TYPE, DUST COVER, SUPERVISED
AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED REMOVAL BY COMMON TROUBLE CIRCUIT
AND C/W INDIVIDUAL BYPASS SWITCH.
SUBMITTALS
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EXECUTION
"SIGNALS SILENCED" INDICATION
MASTER POWER SUPPLY PANEL TO PROVIDE 24 V DC TO
SYSTEM FROM 120 V AC, 60 HZ INPUT.
BE COMPLETE WITH LONG RANGE ACCESSORIES OR REFLECTORS
AS NECESSARY TO SUIT BEAM DISTANCES AS SHOWN ON
DRAWINGS.
PART 4
"POWER ON" LED (GREEN) TO MONITOR PRIMARY
SOURCE OF POWER TO SYSTEM
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BEAM SMOKE DETECTORS
BEAM SMOKE DETECTORS SHALL:
BE COMPLETE WITH HEATER TO SUIT TEMPERATURES BELOW 5
DEGREES CELCIUS. UNIT TEMPERATURE RANGE SHALL BE
BETWEEN -30 TO 55 DEGREES CELCIUS.
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CONTROL AND ANNUNCIATOR PANELS CONTAINING
FOLLOWING INDICATIONS AND CONTROLS:
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PANEL SIGNAL CIRCUITS TO PROVIDE TEMPORAL SOUND RATE UPON
ANY ALARM INITIATION.
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
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3.1
ALARM RECEIVER PANEL WITH TROUBLE AND ALARM INDICATIONS
FOR CLASS A INITIATING CIRCUIT.
NBC, NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF CANADA
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PART 3
SUPERVISED, MODULAR DESIGN WITH PLUG-IN MODULES:
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6757-E103.DWG
FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL
GENERAL
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GENERAL PROVISIONS
THE GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT SHALL FORM AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE
SPECIFICATION.
PROVIDE ALL LABOUR AND MATERIALS NECESSARY FOR COMPLETE AND OPERATING SYSTEMS
AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFIED HEREIN. ANY WORK, AND MATERIAL, EVEN IF
NOT SHOWN OR SPECIFIED, WHICH IS OBVIOUSLY NECESSARY OR REASONABLY IMPLIED TO
COMPLETE THE WORK, SHALL BE PROVIDED AS IF IT WAS BOTH SHOWN, AND SPECIFIED.
ALL ELECTRICAL WORK SHALL BE CARRIED OUT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NATIONAL
BUILDING CODE, ELECTRICAL SAFETY ACT OF THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, CURRENT
PURSUANT REGULATION (B.C. ELECTRICAL CODE REGULATION, ELECTRICAL SAFETY
BULLETINS, ETC.), TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE LOCAL INSPECTION AUTHORITY HAVING
JURISDICTION AND TO THE APPROVAL OF THE CONSULTANT.
WHERE, IN THE FOLLOWING CLAUSES OF THE SPECIFICATION, REFERENCE IS MADE TO THE
"CANADIAN ELECTRICAL CODE", IT SHALL REFER TO THE CURRENT EDITIONS OF THE NATIONAL
BUILDING CODE, ELECTRICAL SAFETY ACT AND REGULATIONS AS STATED ABOVE.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VISIT THE SITE AND ASCERTAIN CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE WORK
PRIOR TO SUBMITTING A TENDER QUOTE. REFER TO TENDER DOCUMENTS FOR SCHEDULED
DATE AND TIME. NO EXTRAS FOR WORK WILL BE PAID UNLESS AUTHORIZED BY THE
ARCHITECT OR OWNER.
ALL WORK SHALL CONFORM TO THE CURRENT EDITION OF THE CANADIAN ELECTRICAL CODE,
BUILDING CODE, NATIONAL BUILDING CODE AND LOCAL, MUNICIPAL AND PROVINCIAL CODES,
BY-LAWS AND REGULATIONS.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL APPLY FOR ALL PERMITS, SERVICES, AND INSPECTIONS, AND PAY
FOR ALL FEES TO THE AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. INCLUDE ALL COSTS IN TENDER
QUOTE.
OBTAIN APPROVALS FROM THE ELECTRICAL INSPECTION AUTHORITY AND NOTIFY THE
CONSULTANT OF ANY CHANGES REQUESTED IN THE DESIGN PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS BY
THE LOCAL INSPECTION AUTHORITY. INCLUDE ALL COSTS TO ACCOMMODATE THESE
CHANGES IN TENDER QUOTE.
CHECK DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR ERRORS, OMISSIONS AND CONFORMITY WITH
APPLICABLE REGULATIONS PRIOR TO TENDER SUBMISSION. REPORT DISCREPANCIES TO
CONSULTANT PRIOR TO TENDER CLOSING, OR INCLUDE ALLOWANCE IN TENDER PRICE TO
COVER COST OF REQUIRED CORRECTION. WHERE DOUBT EXISTS AS TO THE MEANING TO THE
DRAWINGS OR SPECIFICATIONS, OBTAIN CLARIFICATION PRIOR TO TENDER SUBMISSION OR
BASE TENDER PRICE ON MOST EXPENSIVE INTERPRETATION OF DISCREPANCY.
ALL WORK SHALL BE SUBJECT TO REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY THE CONSULTANT. IN THE EVENT
A REQUESTED FINAL REVIEW REVEALS DEFICIENCIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE ALL
REASONABLE STEPS TO COMPLETE ALL DEFICIENCIES PRIOR TO THE SUBSEQUENT REVISIT
AND DEFICIENCY REVIEW BY THE CONSULTANT. WHERE THE CONTRACTOR HAS NOT
COMPLETED ALL DEFICIENCIES, AND THE CONSULTANT IS REQUESTED TO ATTEND THE SITE
FOR DEFICIENCY SIGN OFF, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE LIABLE TO THE CONSULTANT'S FOR
THE COSTS OF THE REVIEW AT NORMAL HOURLY RATES, PLUS REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES AND
THE COST OF AN ADDITIONAL REVIEW WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED AT DEFICIENCY COMPLETION.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPLY, INSTALL, WIRE AND CONNECT ALL EQUIPMENT AS
SPECIFIED, SHOWN AND/OR AS REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE AND OPERATIONAL INSTALLATION.
SHOP DRAWINGS FOR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURES SHALL BE SUBMITTED FOR
REVIEW BY CONSULTANT PRIOR TO MANUFACTURER OR INSTALLATION. CORRECTIONS OR
COMMENTS MADE ON THE SHOP DRAWINGS DURING THIS REVIEW DO NOT RELIEVE THE
CONTRACTOR FROM COMPLIANCE WITH REQUIREMENTS OF THE DRAWINGS AND
SPECIFICATIONS. THIS REVIEW IS FOR GENERAL CONFORMANCE WITH THE DESIGN CONCEPT
OF THE PROJECT AND GENERAL COMPLIANCE WITH THE INFORMATION GIVEN IN THE
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR:
CONFIRMING AND CORRELATING ALL QUANTITIES AND DIMENSIONS; SELECTING FABRICATION
PROCESSES AND TECHNIQUES OF CONSTRUCTION; COORDINATING ALL WORK WITH THAT OF
ALL OTHER TRADES AND PERFORMING ALL WORK IN A SAFE AND SATISFACTORY MANNER.
INCLUDE ALL FEDERAL, PROVINCIAL AND MUNICIPAL TAXES FOR THE WORK IN THE TENDER
PRICE.
ALL ELECTRICAL MATERIAL AND/OR EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED BY ANY CONTRACTOR OR
SUBCONTRACTOR FOR INSTALLATION ON THIS PROJECT MUST BEAR EVIDENCE OF
CERTIFICATION BY AUTHORIZED ORGANIZATION (E.G. CSA, WARNOCK HERSEY) OR SPECIAL
CERTIFICATION ACCEPTABLE TO THE CHIEF INSPECTOR OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY FOR THE
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MOUNTED OR CONNECTED SHALL BE IDENTIFIED BY MEANS OF
BLACK LAMACOID LABELS C/W MINIMUM 3/8" WHITE LETTERING.
CLEAN ALL EQUIPMENT DURING CONSTRUCTION AND THOROUGHLY CLEAN ON COMPLETION
OF THE CONTRACT.
REMOVE ALL SURPLUS MATERIALS, CUTTINGS, PACKAGING AND DEBRIS FROM THE SITE
DURING THE PROGRESS AND AT FINAL COMPLETION OF THE WORK.
THE OWNER RESERVES THE RIGHT OF TRIAL OR TEMPORARY USAGE PRIOR TO ACCEPTING THE
INSTALLATION.
EXECUTE ALL WORK IN A PROFESSIONAL, WORKMANLIKE MANNER, TO PRESENT A NEAT
MECHANICAL APPEARANCE.
ONLY QUALIFIED WORKMEN SHALL BE EMPLOYED ON THIS CONTRACT. SUPERVISION SHALL
BE BY JOURNEYMEN ELECTRICIANS AND WORK CARRIED OUT BY JOURNEYMEN AND/OR
REGISTERED APPRENTICES ONLY.
CO-ORDINATE WITH ALL OTHER TRADES AND ARRANGE EQUIPMENT IN PROPER RELATION WITH
OTHER APPARATUS, DUCTS, PIPES, ETC., AND WITH BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
ARCHITECTURAL FINISHES, AND DECOR.
SUPPLY AND INSTALL ALL DRILLING, CORE DRILLING, WEATHERPROOFING, SEALING, SETTING
OF INSERTS FIXTURE BACKING, PANEL AND DISTRIBUTION BACKBOARDS. CO-ORDINATE ALL
CUTTING, PATCHING, EXCAVATION, BACKFILLING AND CONCRETE FOR THE CARRYING OUT OF
THE WORK. INCLUDE ALL COSTS IN TENDER PRICE.
ANY ELECTRICAL AND COMMUNICATION WORK CARRIED OUT ON BEHALF OF, OR BY, OTHER
CONTRACTORS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REGULATIONS OF THE CANADIAN
ELECTRICAL CODE AND THE APPLICABLE CLAUSES OF THIS SPECIFICATION.
IT SHALL BE THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT ALL
SUBCONTRACTORS AND SUPPLIERS OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT OBSERVE THE APPLICABLE
CLAUSES OF THE ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS.
IN CASE OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CONTRACTORS REGARDING EXTENT OF WORK
RESPONSIBILITIES, SUCH MATTERS SHALL BE REFERRED TO THE CONSULTANT. SHOULD ANY
DISCREPANCY BETWEEN THE SPECIFICATION AND DRAWINGS LEAVE THE CONTRACTOR IN
DOUBT AS TO THE TRUE INTENT AND MEANING, A RULING SHALL BE OBTAINED FROM THE
CONSULTANT BEFORE THE TENDER IS SUBMITTED. IF THIS IS NOT DONE IT WILL BE THE
CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT THE MORE EXPENSIVE ALTERNATE HAS
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ALTERNATES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED, NEW DEVICES SHALL BE OF
SAME MANUFACTURER AS EXISTING SYSTEMS.
CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT TO CONSULTANT FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL A DETAILED
BREAKDOWN OF MATERIAL AND LABOR COSTS TO PERMIT A REVIEW OF PROGRESS CLAIM
SUBMISSIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROVINCIAL LIEN LEGISLATION. FAILURE TO SUBMIT THIS
BREAKDOWN WILL AFFECT THE REVIEW PROCESS AND MAY DELAY PAYMENT.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL GUARANTEE ALL WORK AND MATERIAL COVERED IN THIS CONTRACT
FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL PERFORMANCE OF THE
CONTRACT. THIS IS IN ADDITION TO ANY MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY PROVIDED FOR SUPPLY
OF MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT.
ALL WIRING SHALL BE COPPER, MINIMUM #12, LOOMEX WILL NOT BE PERMITTED.
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RENOVATION AREA SPECIFICATIONS
CONTRACTOR IS TO ENSURE THAT A MINIMUM OF DISRUPTION OCCURS TO THE OWNERS
PRIMARY BUSINESS DURING THEIR NORMAL HOURS OF OPERATION. THIS MAY INVOLVE THE
CONTRACTORS WORK BEING PERFORMED ON EVENINGS, WEEKENDS, AND/OR HOLIDAYS. THE
CONTRACTOR SHALL INCLUDE ALL COSTS OF THIS PROVISION IN THEIR BASE TENDER QUOTE.
NO ALLOWANCE WILL BE SUBSEQUENTLY BE MADE FOR FAILURE TO INCLUDE THESE COSTS IN
BASE TENDER QUOTE.
CONTRACTOR SHALL REWIRE, EXTEND WIRES, CONDUITS, ETC. OR INSTALL NEW FOR ANY
RELOCATED ELECTRICAL DEVICES AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS AND/OR AS REQUIRED.
ALL ELECTRICAL DEVICES SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS AND/OR AS REQUIRED SHALL BE NEW
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
ALL MODIFIED/NEW ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SHALL BE FULLY OPERATIONAL AFTER RENOVATION
IS COMPLETE AND BE ACCEPTED BY THE CONSULTANT AND OWNER.
ALL REMOVED AND UNUSED ELECTRICAL DEVICES FROM THE RENOVATED AREAS SHALL BE
TURNED OVER TO OWNER UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. INTERM STORAGE LOCATION OF
THESE DEVICES SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH THE OWNER AND STORED SECURELY TO
PREVENT DAMAGE.
CONTRACTOR SHALL RELOCATE, REWIRE, OR REROUTE ALL WIRING WHICH PASSES THROUGH
RENOVATED AREAS TO ENSURE PROPER OPERATION OF ALL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS OUTSIDE
OF RENOVATED AREAS.
ANY FIXTURES, WIRING DEVICES, ETC. DAMAGED DURING AND AFTER REMOVAL SHALL BE
REPLACED WITH NEW APPROVED EQUIPMENT AT CONTRACTOR'S COST.
CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ADEQUATE PROTECTION OF EQUIPMENT, FURNITURE, ETC.
(PLASTIC COVERS, MOVEMENT OF OWNER FURNITURE, ETC.) DURING THE EXECUTION OF THE
WORK.
CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CLEANING UP THE WORK AREA EACH DAY BEFORE
LEAVING THE JOB SITE.
ALL MATERIALS SHALL BE SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED AS SPECIFIED AND/OR SHOWN ON THE
DRAWINGS.
CONTRACTOR TO CONFIRM ALL LOCATIONS OF EXISTING EQUIPMENT, WIRING, CIRCUIT
NUMBERS, ETC.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL CUTTING, PATCHING AND PAINT
FOR ALL AREAS AFFECTED BY THE RENOVATION. FINAL FINISHES SHALL MATCH EXISTING AND
IS SUBJECT TO FINAL APPROVAL BY THE CITY. SHOULD THE CITY ASSESS THAT THE COLORS
OR FINISHES DO NOT MATCH, THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE REQUIRED TO PAINT ENTIRE WALL
AND/OR CEILING.
FIRESTOPPING
ALL ELECTRICAL WIRES, CABLES, NONCOMBUSTIBLE RACEWAYS, OUTLET BOXES AND OTHER
SIMILAR SERVICES THAT PENETRATE FIREWALL, FIRE SEPARATION OR ASSEMBLY REQUIRED TO
HAVE A FIRE RESISTANCE RATING OR FIRE SEPARATION, SHALL BE SEALED BY FIRE STOP
SYSTEM WHICH HAS AN "F" AND/OR "FT" RATING NOT LESS THAN REQUIRED FIRE PROTECTION
RATING OF FIRE SEPARATION.
"F" AND "FT" RATINGS SHALL BE DETERMINED BY FIRE TEST METHOD AS DETAILED IN CAN
4-S115-M "STANDARD METHOD OF FIRE TESTS OF FIRE STOP SYSTEMS". REFER TO RELEVANT
SECTIONS OF THE NATIONAL BUILDING CODE.
CONTRACTOR SHALL ONLY USE LISTED MATERIALS AND METHODS AS LISTED AND INDICATED
IN ULC LIST OF EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS, VOLUME 2, BUILDING CONSTRUCTION" (NO. 40U18
FIRE SEPARATION).
SERVICE PENETRATION AND FIRE STOPPING OF SERVICE PENETRATION IN FIRE SEPARATION
AND FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES SHALL COMPLY WITH RELEVANT SECTIONS OF THE NATIONAL
BUILDING CODE.
PROVIDE FIRE STOPS IN CONCEALED SPACES AS REQUIRED AS PER RELEVANT SECTIONS OF
THE
NATIONAL BUILDING CODE. FIRE STOPPING MATERIAL SHALL BE USED TO SEAL ANY
PENETRATION OF COMPARTMENT SEPARATION IN CONCEALED SPACES.
FINAL ACCEPTANCE
SUBMIT TO THE CONSULTANT, PRIOR TO SUBMISSION FOR SUBSTANTIAL PERFORMANCE, TWO
MARKED UP SETS OF AS-BUILT DRAWINGS AND THREE SETS OF MAINTENANCE MANUALS FOR
ALL ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS USED ON THIS PROJECT. AS-BUILT DRAWINGS SHALL HAVE
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR COMPANY NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER, DATE AND
SIGNATURE STAMPED ON DRAWINGS. AS-BUILT DRAWINGS SHALL BE CONVERTED TO
AUTOCAD BY THE CONSULTANT AND SUBMITTED TO THE OWNER WITH MANUALS.
DELIVER TO THE CONSULTANT CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL AND FINAL INSPECTION FROM
AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION PRIOR TO FINAL OCCUPANCY. THESE MUST BE PROVIDED
THREE WORKING DAYS PRIOR TO CONSULTANT FINAL OCCUPANCY REVIEW.
AFTER THE CONTRACT IS COMPLETED, FURNISH TO OWNER A WRITTEN GUARANTEE THAT FOR
ONE YEAR FROM DATE OF ACCEPTANCE, ANY DEFECTS IN MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP WILL
BE CORRECTED AT NO COST TO THE OWNER. SUBMIT COPY OF GUARANTEE TO THE
CONSULTANT.
AS THE CONSULTANT IS REQUIRED TO GIVE PROFESSIONAL ASSURANCE THAT ALL ELECTRICAL
SYSTEMS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED, TESTED AND VERIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NATIONAL
BUILDING CODE AND THE CANADIAN ELECTRICAL CODE, THE CONSULTANT REQUIRES THE
FOLLOWING ITEMS FROM THE CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF "LETTER OF
PROFESSIONAL ASSURANCE " FOR BUILDING OCCUPANCY:
WRITTEN REPORTS OF SITE REVIEWS BY AUTHORITIES.
LETTER OF ASSURANCE OF PROFESSIONAL FIELD REVIEW AND COMPLIANCE.
FIRE ALARM VERIFICATION REPORT.
ALL COSTS FOR THE ABOVE SHALL BE INCLUDED IN BASE TENDER QUOTE.
5.0 DIV. 16 EXCLUSIONS
5.01 THE FOLLOWING WORK IS EXCLUDED FROM DIV. 16 SCOPE OF WORK BUT HAS TO BE DONE TO
FACILITATE THE INSTALLATION OF ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AND/OR IS AFFECTED BY ELECTRICAL
INSTALLATIONS. THIS WORK HAS TO BE PERFORMED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF OTHER
RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL SUCH AS AN ARCHITECT, MECHANICAL, CIVIL, BUILDING ENVELOPE,
ETC, ENGINEER. THIS WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED UNDER OTHER RELEVANT SPECIFICATION
SECTIONS (OTHER THAN DIV. 16). CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE DIV. 16 WORK WITH ALL
OTHER RELEVANT WORK. FOR DIRECTIONS, GUIDANCE, SPECIFICATION REGARDING THIS WORK,
CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT RELEVANT PROFESSIONALS (NOT ELECTRICAL).
5.02 NON-EXHAUSTIVE LIST OF EXCLUSIONS:
.1
WATERPROOFING OF NON-ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS LIKE BUILDING ENVELOPE, WALLS,
ROOF, ETC.
.2
X-RAYS FOR CUTTING, CORING, PATCHING.
.3
CONTROL WIRING UNLESS SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTION.
.4
ALL CIVIL CONCRETE, EXCAVATION OR BACKFILL
WORK INCLUDING SHORING AND
BEDDING.
.5
COVERS FOR PULL PITS.
.6
PRECAST AND/OR CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE
PRODUCTS SUCH AS PULLBOXES, LIGHT
POLE BASES,
TRANSFORMER CONCRETE PADS, ETC.
.7
DUCT DRAINAGE AND ASSOCIATED BACKWATER VALVES.
.8
BACKING.
.9
PAINTING UNLESS SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTION.
.10
FIRE RATED DRYWALL ENCLOSURES FOR PANELBOARD
AND LIGHT FIXTURES.
.11
CUTTING, PATCHING OR CORING.
.12
TEMPORARY LIGHTING UNLESS SPECIFICALLY DETAILED
AS PART OF DIV. 16 WORK.
ISSUES
NO.
DATE
#
YY/MM/DD
ISSUE
1
10/07/16
2
10/08/13
ISSUED FOR TENDER
DESCRIPTION
REVISIONS
NO.
DATE
#
YY/MM/DD
REVISION
DESCRIPTION
Sheet Information
Date
Job Number
Drawn
6757
JL
Checked
RM
Approved
RM
Title
SPECIFICATIONS
Sheet
E103
QUEEN'S PARK - NEW WESTMINSTER, BC
Meeting Location
0
Canada Games Pool
& Centennial
Community Centre
50
100
Meters
Total Walk Route: 2.5 km
NO LEFT TURN
off McBride northbound
M cB RIDE BLVD
Park
Entrance
Millenni
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Air Cadets
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lo
To Bridge
y
Ro
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To P
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#4
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en
Softball
Diamonds
Vagabond
Players
Theatre
Av
#5
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al
Parking
Lot
ial
nn
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t
Cen odge
L
East
Field
Tennis
Courts
lly
T
Rose
Garden
South
Field
bed
Greenhouse
Complex
Baseball
Diamond
Parking Lot
STADIUM
Picnic Shelter #2
FIRST ST
Sports
Field
Granville
To Pattullo
Bridge
Baseball
Diamond
#2
Vancouver
Carpet
Parks
Maintenance
Yard
4th Ave
ROYAL AVE
Washrooms
Concession/
Washrooms
#1
Baseball
Diamond
ARENA
Off-leash
Area
Parking Lot
3rd Ave
Picnic Shelter
Petting
Farm
trance
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Playground
Right
Turn
Only
il
SIXTH AVE
ra
#3
ONE WAY

Fire Alarm Panel Upgrade PROJECT LOCATION: Queen`s Park

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