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190133_APPROVED_Deck Remed SOR 20-0319 Project Manualcl Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums 8512 242nd Street SW, Edmonds, WA 98026 Deck Remediation Scope of Repair 100% Construction Documents March 19, 2020 Prepared for and at the request of Sunrise at Edmonds Condominium Owners Association For Review 04/23/2020 11:35:24 AM 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTOGROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 Page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION Introduction 3 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Site Plan 4 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. OrientationPhotographs........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 SPECIFICATIONS Division 0— Procurement and Contracting Requirements Section 00 11 16 — Invitation to Bid Section 00 21 13 — Instructions to Bidders Division 1— General Requirements Section 01 10 00 — Description of the Work Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions Section 0160 00 — Outline Specifications Division 2 — Existing Conditions Section 02 42 00 — Removal and Demolition of Construction Materials Division 5 — Metals Section 05 52 00 — Metal Railings Division 7—Thermal and Moisture Protection Section 07 18 13 — Pedestrian Traffic Coatings Division 8 — Openings Section 08 32 00 — Sliding Glass Doors FORMS Bid Form Bidder Alternate Form ATTACHMENTS Attachment A — Insurance Requirements Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirement List ELECTRONIC ATTACHMENTS (Digital Distribution Only) Attachment AA — Sample Forms (including RFI, Submittal Cover Transmittal, Affidavits AIA G706 & G706a, Unconditional / Conditional Release and Final Release of All Claims) 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums March 19, 2020 Deck Remediation Scope of Repair — 100% CDs Page 3 INTRODUCTION Amento Group (AG) prepared this Deck Remediation Scope of Repair Project Manual for Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums located in Edmonds, Washington. Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums consists of two (2) buildings with seventeen (17) units. This Project includes, but is not limited to, replacement of deck guardrails, membrane, and sliding glass doors for all decks of both condominium buildings. To assist the Contractor in understanding the Project, a Site Plan is provided on page 4 and Orientation Photos are provided on page 5. Work of Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums will be repaired in accordance with the documents herein. The Scope of Repair, as described herein, is defined as the Work. The scope of repair is based on visual observations, building investigations, industry standards and code research. Specific remediation repairs are outlined in the enclosed Project Manual, defined by the Construction Documents, which include Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work, all Specifications and the Drawings. Section 0110 00 — Description of Work outlines all items or materials that are scheduled to be removed, disposed of and installed with new, or removed, stored and re -installed. Unless specially noted, no attempt has been made to furnish quantities of various items in connection with the described Work. For those parties using this as a basis for estimate, quantities of materials should be determined by visiting the Site. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair — 100% CDs March 19, 2020 —El Page 4 Site Plan Notes: SITE PLAN 1. Site Plan included in Drawings supersede this site plan for reference and informational purposes. 2. Contractor shall mark and establish property lines for complex and not extend any construction activities into neighboring properties without permission or adequate permits. .. �.....:..:..... �.............................. /. 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PACIFIC HWY EXIT RAMP .... ....... 7777 nrn � m � {7 2 � � r I mM N r I I 710 2nd Avenue -Suite 400 -Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 -El Page 5 ORIENTATION PHOTOGRAPHS Building 1— East Elevation Typical Deck Type 1 Deck Type 3 Building 2 — East Elevation Typical Deck Type 2 Typical Sliding Glass Door 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTOGROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 DIVISION 0 PROCUREMENT AND CONTRACTING REQUIREMENTS 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 annentogroup.conn 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 00 11 16 - 1 SECTION 00 1116 - INVITIATION TO BID PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 INVITATION A. Bids: Notice is hereby given that the Sunrise at Edmonds Condominium Homeowners' Association (Owner) will accept bids for the Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs. B. Scope of Work: Provide bids in accordance with Documents prepared by Amento Group (Construction Manager and Architect) and described in general as: Scope of Work includes, but is not limited to, replacement of deck guardrails, membrane, plywood deck sheathing, and sliding glass doors for all decks of both condominium buildings. 1.2 MANDATORY PRE -BID CONFERENCE A. Pre -Bid Conference: A mandatory pre -bid conference will be held on site at Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums: Tuesday. March 24.2020 at 10:00 AM. 1.3 BIDS A. Bid Intake Date/Time: Sealed or emailed bids will be received at the office of the Construction Manager, addressed to: Tina Ray, Amento Group, 710 Second Avenue, Suite 400, Seattle, Washington 98104, email: TRay@amentogroup.com until: Friday. April 10, 2020 at 3:00 PM. Bids received after the Bid Intake Date/Time will not be accepted. B. Documents: Bona fide Bidders have received one (1) electronic copy via email and one (1) hardcopy at no charge of the Deck Remediation Scope of Repair - 100% CDs. C. Review of Bids: Bids will be opened privately. An abstract of the bid results will be made available to Bidders, upon request, after a contract has been executed with the successful Bidder. D. Additional Bid Information: Refer to Section 00 2113 — Instructions to Bidders for additional information. 1.4 CONSTRUCTION START A. Construction is anticipated to start in late spring to early summer of 2020. The actual construction start date and overall schedule will be agreed upon between the Owner, Construction Manager, and Awarded Contractor. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 00 11 16 - 2 SECTION 00 1116 - INVITIATION TO BID 1.5 REVIEW & AWARD A. Rejection of Bids: Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive irregularity in the bids and in the bidding process. B. Scope of Repair: Owner reserves the right to modify, at its sole discretion, the Work once bids for the enclosed Scope of Repair are received and reviewed. C. Criteria for Award: Although price will be a central consideration for award, Owner reserves the right to contract with the Bidder it determines, at its sole discretion, can deliver the product most consistent with the Owner's best interests. Owner will consider many factors, including, but not limited to, schedule duration, unit prices, concurrent project workload, labor rates, Bidder's qualifications, proposed staff, strength and viability of key subcontractors, and demonstrated understanding of the Project. D. Interviews: Owner may elect to hold interviews of viable and responsive Bidders. END OF SECTION 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 00 21 13 - 1 SECTION 00 2113 - INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 DEFINITIONS A. Bid Documents: Bid Documents include the Project Manual and its Attachments, the Drawings, and any Addenda issued prior to receipt of bids. Drawings and/or Details might be incorporated into the Project Manual or may not exist depending on the size of the Scope of Work for select projects. B. Contract Documents: The Contract Documents consist of the Owner -Contractor Agreement, the Conditions of the Contract, the Drawings, the Project Manual and its Attachments, all Addenda issued prior to execution of the Contract, and any other Documents issued during construction as a part of the Construction Documents. The Bid Form will not become a part of the Contract Documents, unless determined otherwise by the Construction Manager. Select sample Attachments may be exempt or superseded by the Owner -Contractor Agreement and/or the Conditions of the Construction Contract. C. Construction Documents: The Construction Documents consist of the Project Manual and its Attachments, the Drawings, all Addenda, and after the execution of the Construction Contract, Architectural Supplemental Instructions (ASIs), Field Directives (FDs), Requests for Information (RFIs), Memorandums (Memos), and Field Reports (FRs) issued prior to and during construction for the purpose of describing and supplementing the Work during construction. D. Addenda: Addenda are written or graphic instruments issued by the Architect prior to the execution of the Construction Contract, which modify or interpret the Bid Documents by additions, deletions, clarifications, or corrections. E. Bid: A Bid is a complete and properly signed proposal submitted by the Bidding Contractor with the intention to execute the designated Base Scope of Work (BSOW), or designated portion thereof for the sums stipulated therein, submitted in accordance with the Bid Documents. F. Stipulated Sum: The Stipulated Sum is the sum stated on the Bid Form for which the Bidding Contractor offers to perform the Work described in the Bid Documents. G. Contractor's Clarifications and Assumptions: Clarifications, exclusions, and assumptions delineated by the Bidding Contractor to qualify its Bid; Contractor's Clarifications and Assumptions shall be attached to its Bid Form. H. Alternate: Alternates, if they exist, are described in the Bid Documents. An Alternate is an amount stated on the Bid Form to be added to or deducted from the amount of the Stipulated Sum, if a corresponding change in the Work, as described in the Bid Documents, is accepted. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 002113-2 SECTION 00 2113 - INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS Bidder, Bidding Contractor, or Bidding General Contractor: A Bidder, Bidding Contractor, or Bidding General Contractor is the person or entity who submits a Bid. J. Bid Intake Date: Published date and time established for receipt of bids from Bidders. Contractor's bid shall be received by the Architect prior to or at the Bid Intake Date. 1.2 BID DOCUMENTS A. General: Additional Parameters are included in Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions. B. Issuance: Bid Documents will not be issued by the Architect directly to subcontractors or anyone other than the Bidding General Contractor. C. Document Production: 1. Bid Documents: Bidders shall use a complete set of Bid Documents in preparing their Bids; the Architect and Construction Manager assume no responsibility for errors, omissions, or misinterpretations resulting from the use of incomplete sets of Bid Documents. 2. Purpose: The Architect or Construction Manager, in making copies of Bid Documents available to Bidding General Contractors, do so only for the purpose of obtaining Bids for the Work, and do not confer a license or grant for any other use. 3. Hardcopy Documents: Hardcopy Documents (half-size set) are provided as the record set of documents to the Bidding Contractor for their use, reference, and qualification of the Electronic Bid Documents. A full-size hard copy of the Documents will be issued to the successful Contractor prior to Construction. 4. Electronic Documents: Electronic Bid Documents will be provided to each Bidder for their use and reference. It is the Bidding Contractor's sole responsibility to verify the digital set of documents are not corrupt and represent the same content as the record Hardcopy Documents. If errors or discrepancies exist within the Electronic Documents, contact the Architect immediately. The Architect and Construction Manager assume no responsibility for errors, omissions, or misinterpretations resulting from the use of incomplete sets of electronic Bid Documents forwarded to Bidding Contractor's associates, including, but not limited to, in-house estimators, subcontractors, or suppliers. a. Read Receipts: If requested by the sender (Amento Group), the Bidding General Contractor shall respond via read receipts acknowledging its receipt of Electronic Bid Documents. b. Original Drawings: If available, original drawings for the property will be solely issued in electronic form for Contractor's reference only. D. Electronic Bidding Services: If electronic bidding services (i.e. Builder's Exchange) are used by any Bidding Contractor, as a means to solicit bid proposals from subcontractors and/or suppliers, the information shall be project specific password protected. All Project information relating to the Scope of Work shall not be made public in an effort to reduce unsolicited bidders (i.e. general contractors, subcontractors, and material suppliers) from contacting the Architect and/or Construction Manager directly. If Bid Documents are placed on-line without 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 002113-3 SECTION 00 2113 - INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS project specific password protection by any Bidding Contractor, that Contractor may be removed from the bid list at the sole discretion of the Construction Manager. E. Interpretation or Correction of Bid Documents: 1. Notification: Bidders shall promptly notify the Architect of any ambiguity, inconsistency, or error, if discovered upon examination of the Bid Documents, of the site, or local conditions. 2. Questions: Inquiries or questions shall be directed to the Architect via the Bidding General Contractor only; Architect will not respond to direct questions from subcontractors or suppliers. 3. Timeframe: Bidders requiring clarification or interpretation of the Bid Documents shall make a written request to the Architect at least four (4) business days prior to and including the Bid Intake Date. The person submitting the request shall be responsible for its prompt delivery. 4. Addenda: Any interpretations, corrections, or changes to the Bid Documents will be made by Addenda. Interpretations, corrections, or changes to the Bid Documents made in any other manner will not be binding, and Bidders shall not rely upon such interpretations, corrections, and changes. PART 2 - ADMINISTRATIVE 2.1 INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS A. General: 1. Attachment A: Refer to Attachment A - Insurance Requirements (Insurance Requirements) for insurance requirements. 2. Umbrella Policy: Contractor shall provide an Umbrella Policy, as noted in the Insurance Requirements. 3. Subcontractors' Insurance: Contractor shall also provide evidence of subcontractors' insurance, meeting requirements set forth in the Insurance Requirements. a. Exception: Subcontractors do not have to provide an Umbrella Policy. 4. Primary Insurance: Contractor's insurance is primary. Any other insurance maintained by the Owner, Architect, and Construction Manager shall be secondary, and not responsible for any defense or indemnity until the primary insurance is exhausted; notwithstanding any "other insurance" clauses to the contrary. B. Certificates of Insurance: Contractor shall provide Certificates of Insurance evidencing Contractor's General Liability Insurance (CGLI) coverage and Additional Insured Endorsement to CGLI policy filed with the Construction Manager within five (5) business days of award of Contract and prior to commencement of the Work. 1. Review and Approval: Certificates of Insurance shall be approved by the Owner and Construction Manager before the Contractor may proceed with the Work. Failure or refusal to provide Certificates of Insurance in a form satisfactory to the Owner and Construction Manager shall subject the Contractor to loss of time from the allowable 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 002113-4 SECTION 00 2113 - INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS construction period (Contract Time) equal to the time of delay in furnishing the required documents. 2. Timeframe: Within five (5) business days after mutual execution of the Construction Contract, the Contractor shall deliver to the Construction Manager, the Certificates of Insurance required by the Contract Documents. 3. Additional Insureds: Certificate(s) shall be on the appropriate form and shall read as follows: "It is hereby understood and agreed the Owner and Amento Group have been added as primary additional insureds by endorsement." Such endorsement must be provided to the Owner and Construction Manager prior to starting the Work. 4. Cancellation: All Certificates of Insurance shall include a provision that the coverage will not be canceled, terminated, or otherwise modified without at least thirty (30) days written notice given to all Insureds prior to cancellation. 5. Waiver of Subrogation: Such certificates shall contain a waiver of subrogation in favor of the Owner, Construction Manager, and Architect. Contractor shall obtain approval for all insurance requirements from carrier prior to submitting a Bid. 2.2 CONSTRUCTION TIME A. Contract Time: Bidders shall indicate on the Bid Form the number of calendar days required to substantially complete the Work from receipt of Notice to Proceed. This shall establish the Contract Time. B. Liquidated Damages: The Construction Contract will include a liquidated damages provision. The provision will assess damages of $300 per calendar day for the first thirty (30) days and $600 per calendar day thereafter. PART 3 - PROCEDURAL 3.1 REQUIREMENTS A. Mandatory Pre -Bid Conference: Prior to the scheduled Bid Intake Date, a mandatory pre -bid conference will be held for the purpose of considering questions posed by the Bidders. The conference will be open to the Bidding General Contractor and its potential subcontractors. Due to the nature of the Project, it is encouraged that the Bidding Contractor's proposed Project Manager, Superintendent, Estimator, and pertinent subcontractors attend the pre -bid conference. Refer to Section 00 1116 — Invitation to Bid for Pre -Bid Conference date, time, and location. B. Bid Intake Date: Refer to Section 00 1116 — Invitation to Bid for Bid Intake Date, including the time Bids are due. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 002113-5 SECTION 00 2113 - INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS C. Examination of Documents and Site of Work: 1. General: a. Before submitting a Bid, each Bidder shall examine the Bid Documents and shall visit the site of the Work. b. Each Bidder shall fully inform itself, prior to bidding, as to existing conditions and limitations under which the Work will be performed. c. The Bidder shall include in its Bid, a sum to cover the cost of items necessary to perform the Work, as set forth in the Bid Documents. Quantities: Unless specifically noted, quantities have not been specified for various items in the Bid Documents; all quantities shall be verified in the field by the Bidder. No allowance will be made to a Bidder because of lack of such examination or knowledge. The submission of a Bid will be considered as conclusive evidence that the Bidder has made such examination. 3. Site Access: Access to the site, by the Bidder or any potential subcontractors, aside from the pre -bid conference, is allowed only by prior arrangement with the Construction Manager. 3.2 ADDENDA A. Recipients: Addenda will be delivered to all Parties that have received a complete set of Bid Documents. B. Issuance Date: No Addenda will be issued later than four (4) business days prior to and including the Bid Intake Date, except an Addendum withdrawing the request for bids or one that includes postponement of the Bid Intake Date. However, it is left to the discretion of the Architect to issue additional Addenda within these four business days prior to the Bid Intake Date, if questions are asked that may affect Bid pricing. C. Bid Form: The Bidder shall ascertain, prior to submitting its Bid, that all Addenda issued have been received, and shall acknowledge the receipt of such Addenda on the Bid Form. D. Issuance of Addenda: Addenda will be sent via email; no hardcopies will follow. If requested by the sender (Amento Group), Bidders shall respond via read receipts and/or return email acknowledging their receipt of each Addendum. 3.3 BID FORM A. General: In order to receive consideration, make Bids in strict accordance with this Section. B. Bid Form: 1. Submission: Submit Bids upon the Bid Form provided. Bidding Contractor shall complete all information on the Bid Form. If any part of the Bid Form is left incomplete, such that the Construction Manager cannot reasonably evaluate Bidder qualifications (e.g.: names of subcontractors, mark-up, or key personnel), Bidder may be disqualified. If any section of the Bid Form does not apply, please indicate "N/A" in the appropriate blank. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 002113-6 SECTION 00 2113 - INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS Changes: Do not change the wording of the Bid Form, unless directed to do so in an Addendum. Unauthorized conditions, limitations, or provisions attached to the Bid Form may be cause for rejection of the Bid. If alterations by erasure or interlineation are made for any reason, explain such erasure or interlineation with a signed statement from the Bidder. Provide list of clarifications, exclusions, and assumptions citing Specification Sections, if applicable, on Bid Form, or separate attached sheet to Bid form. C. Bids: Address Bid to the Architect. Submit a signed copy of the Bid Form. Deliver, fax, or email Bid to the Architect prior to or on the Bid Intake Date (and time). It is the sole responsibility of the Bidder to ensure that its Bid is received on time. Bids received after the Bid Intake deadline will not be considered. Hand Delivered Bids: Enclose each Bid, and any other required documents, in a sealed envelope bearing the title of the Work, the legal name of the Bidder, and the date and hour of the bid opening. 3.4 PROPOSAL SUMS A. Stipulated Sum: The sum of money shown on the Bid Form, covering all Work delineated in the Bid Documents, shall include all necessary items required to complete the Work, including, but not limited to, labor, material, equipment, overhead, and profit. B. Alternates: 1. General: a. Alternates, if any, are options to the BSOW for a specific material or item, which modify the BSOW outlined Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work. If any, a list of Alternates is provided in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work and on the Bid Form. b. Alternate pricing shall include any modification or adjustment to affected adjacent work, as necessary to completely integrate work of Alternate into the Scope of Work. c. Include as a part of each Alternate, miscellaneous devices, accessory objects, and similar items incidental to, or required for a complete installation, whether or not indicated as part of the Alternate. d. Include in each Alternate price any cost associated with General Condition items that may change due to changes in construction duration or other factors resulting from the work of an Alternate. The Contractor's fee shall be a part of the Alternate. e. The Alternate amount may be added to or deducted from the Stipulated Sum, if the Owner decides to accept the Alternate pricing, and incorporate it into the executed Construction Contract with the Contractor. f. Execute accepted Alternates under the same conditions as other Work of the Construction Contract. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 002113-7 SECTION 00 2113 - INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS Bidder Alternates: All Bidders must submit pricing in accordance with the BSOW described in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work. However, if desired or determined by the Bidding Contractor, Bidder Alternates are supplemental and voluntary in addition to the BSOW. Bidders are encouraged to provide cost saving product alternates; all alternates will be considered based on value engineering, long term maintenance, code requirements, quality, and aesthetics. If Bidding Contractor elects to submit a Bidder Alternate, Contractor must submit alternate in accordance with parameters set forth for Bidder Alternates in Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions, Part 4, 4.5, G. C. Allowances: 1. Bidder's Allowances: No allowances will be included in the Stipulated Sum or provided by the Bidder. 2. Owner's Allowances: A list of Owner Allowances is provided in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work. Items, listed under Owner Allowance section, are unquantifiable activities or items, not otherwise addressed or included in the BSOW. Although, how to accomplish these activities or install these items may be indicated in the Construction Documents, these activities or items are to be excluded from the Stipulated Sum and will be accounted for by the Owner's budget. Contractor's compensation under the anticipated allowance work will be determined in one of several ways, including unit prices, time and materials, or other agreement between the Parties. D. Contract Time: The Contract between the Owner and the Contractor will provide for provisions to adjust Contract Time with respect to time and material Work performed under the Contract. Contractor shall provide requested information as indicated on the Bid Form. The following language will be included in the Contract, as a part of Article 7.5 Contract Time: 1. .1 one (1) additional calendar day shall be added to the Contract Time stipulated in the Contract for every $ of time and material or additional Work performed under the Contract; and 2. .2 for every calendar day added to the Contract Time in accordance with Section .1, Contractor shall be paid $ as additional compensation for its general conditions; and 3. .3 in addition, provisions in Sections .1 and .2 above shall be equally applied to credits for any Base Scope of Work removed from the Project; and 4. .4 these provisions will be full and final compensation for additional calendar days and general conditions, as they relate to time and material, additional, or credited Work. 3.5 WITHDRAWAL OF BIDS A. Timing: A Bidder may withdraw their Bid, either personally or by written request, at anytime prior to the Bid Intake Date. B. Resubmission: A withdrawn Bid may be resubmitted up to the designated Bid Intake Date time, provided that the Bid fully conforms with the parameters established in this Section. C. Withdrawal: Once formally submitted, no Bidder may withdraw its Bid for a period of thirty (30) calendar days after the Bid Intake Date. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 002113-8 SECTION 00 2113 - INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS 3.6 BIDDERS' REPRESENTATIONS A. Submission: Each Bidder by submitting their Bid represents that: 1. It has read and understands the Bid Documents. 2. The Bid is made in accordance with the Bid Documents. 3. It has visited the site, has familiarized itself with the local conditions under which the Work is to be performed, and has correlated its observations with the requirements of the Bid Documents. 4. The Bid is based upon the materials, systems, and equipment required by the Bid Documents without exception. B. Bid Expiration: Upon submitting a Bid, the Bidding Contractor shall acknowledge their Bid will be valid for up to 180 days from the Bid Intake Date. In its Bid, the Contractor shall account for all costs associated with the projected start date noted in Section 00 1116 — Invitation to Bid. The Construction Manager will not negotiate or entertain modifications to the Contractor's Stipulated Sum, if the Contractor does not account for the proposed Project start date, and parameters established for the Bid Timeframe. Any future modification(s) to the Stipulated Sum will be at the sole discretion of the Construction Manager. PART 4 - REVIEW & AWARD 4.1 CONSIDERATION OF BIDS A. General: 1. Opening of Bids: Bids shall be opened privately by the Architect. 2. Acceptance of Bids: The Owner shall have the right to waive any informality or irregularity in any Bid or Bids received, and to accept the Bid or Bids which, in its judgment, is in its own best interests. 3. Rejection of Bids: The Owner shall have the right to reject any or all Bids, to reject a Bid not accompanied by data required by the Bid Documents, or to reject a Bid that is in any way incomplete or irregular. 4. Abstract of Bids: An abstract of the Stipulated Sum will be made available to the Bidders by the Architect, upon request, after the Construction Contract has been executed with the successful Bidder. B. Bidder Interviews: Owner may elect to hold interviews of select responsive Bidders after the receipt and review of Bids. Interviewers: The Construction Manager will contact Bidders and arrange interviews to be held with, but not limited to, the Owner, Architect, and Construction Manager. Location of Bidder Interviews: Location of interviews is to be determined. If required, Bidder interviews will be held at Amento Group's office, unless determined otherwise. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 002113-9 SECTION 00 2113 - INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS Project History and Experience: a. Construction Manager may request Bidding Contractor to provide a list of similar completed projects to this Project's Scope of Work, including project name, scope, and scale of work, and subcontractors or trades involved. b. Construction Manager may request Bidding Contractor to provide a list of references on a separate attached sheet, including contact name, company, phone number, and affiliation of the reference. 4.2 AWARD OF CONTRACT A. Consideration of Award: Although price will be a central consideration for award, Owner reserves the right to contract with the Bidder it determines, at its sole discretion, can deliver the product most consistent with the Owner's best interests. Owner will consider many factors, including, but not limited to, schedule duration, unit prices, concurrent project workload, labor rates, Bidder's qualifications, proposed staff, strength and viability of key subcontractors, and demonstrated understanding of the Project. B. Award: Winning Bidder will be informed of Award of Contract by the Construction Manager via phone. The Construction Manager will also issue a Notice of Award letter. C. Scope of Work: The Owner, at its sole discretion, reserves the right to modify the Work once bids are received and reviewed for the Scope of Work outlined in the Bid Documents. 4.3 EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT A. Compliance: The Bidding Contractor to whom the Construction Contract is awarded shall meet all conditions set forth in this Section 00 2113 — Instructions to Bidders and Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions. B. Construction Contract: The form of Agreement or Contract to be executed with the successful Bidding Contractor will be an AIA Contract. Document A105 - 2017 Standard Form of Agreement Between Owner and Contractor for a Residential or Small Commercial Project, where the basis of payment is a Stipulated Sum, The Construction Contract will include modifications to the Contract Documents prior to execution, as agreed upon by both Parties, unless determined otherwise between the Owner and Contractor. 1. Timing: The Contractor to whom the Construction Contract is awarded shall, within seven (7) calendar days after receipt of the Construction Contract from the Construction Manager, sign and deliver required copies of the Construction Contract to the Construction Manager. C. Indemnification Agreement: An Indemnification Agreement will also be included as apart of the Construction Contract. END OF SECTION 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 -a DIVISION 1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 annentogroup.conn 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 011000-i SECTION 0110 00 - DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK PART 1 - BASE SCOPE OF WORK (BSOW) 1.1 GENERAL A. General: This Description of the Work and all items listed herein are applicable to east elevations and select portions of the north and south elevations at Buildings 1 and 2. B. Documents: The Deck Remediation Scope of Repair is defined by the following Description of the Work, the Specifications, and the Drawing Set. Refer to Section 0130 00 - Supplemental General Conditions for pertinent Project information and Section 02 42 00 — Removal and Demolition of Construction Materials for demolition parameters. C. Materials: Refer to Sheet A2.1 for east building elevations and sheets A3.1 through A3.3 for enlarged deck plans and guardrail elevations. Elevations and plans note final materials scheduled to be installed. Material demolition is noted herein and not on the Drawing Sheet, unless noted otherwise. D. References: All references within this Section 0110 00 are made to parts of this Section, unless noted otherwise. 1.2 PROJECT INFORMATION A. Base Scope of Work (BSOW): All Work and subsequent repair tasks included in Part 1 are included in the BSOW. All BSOW repairs are to be included in the Contractor's Stipulated Sum. B. Alternates: Alternate pricing is requested in Part 2. Alternates are included to assist Owner in decision making associated with value engineering exercises, after Bids are received. C. Allowances: Descriptions of allowances are included in Part 3. Allowances included in Part 3 will be held by the Owner outside of the Contractor's Stipulated Sum, and the Owner's contract with the Contractor. Construction Manager will review and direct all allowance work. D. Deck Types: For purposes of this Project, decks have been categorized based on guardrail layout and configuration. Refer to Drawings for additional information and location of deck types. All decks consist of existing membrane over plywood sheathing over tapered joists. 1. Deck Type 1: Wood framed decks with guardrail return panels. A total of eight (8) decks occur. All decks are wood framed with new plywood deck sheathing. Refer to Part 1, 1.4 for remediation. Deck Type 2: Wood framed decks without guardrail return panels. A total of five (5) decks occur. All decks are wood framed with new plywood deck sheathing. Refer to Part 1, 1.4 for remediation. 3. Deck Type 3: Wood framed deck at Unit 14. A total of one (1) deck occurs. Deck Type 3 is wood framed with new plywood deck sheathing. Refer to Part 1, 1.4 for remediation. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 011000-2 SECTION 0110 00 - DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK E. Material Abbreviations: Material abbreviations may be included herein for select materials. Refer to Specification Sections for specific designated abbreviations, and associated manufacturer and material descriptions. 1.3 GENERAL REMEDIATION A. Existing Materials to Remain: Select existing materials are scheduled to remain during construction. The following is not an inclusive list; additional materials scheduled to remain are also noted in other parts of Part 1 and on Drawings. 1. Existing Vinyl Siding: All existing vinyl siding outside of the area of work is scheduled to remain installed and undisturbed. Contractor shall coordinate utilizing existing vinyl siding at building areas not associated with deck remediation to supplement SID-ME installations. 2. Existing Windows: All existing windows are scheduled to remain installed and undisturbed during construction. Coordinate penetration flashing installation at windows directly adjacent to existing sliding glass doors scheduled for replacement. 3. Existing Site Perimeter Fence: Existing site perimeter fencing shall remain installed and undisturbed during construction. 4. Hardscape and Concrete Foundation: All complex sidewalks, curbs, asphalt drives, and exposed concrete walls are to remain undisturbed during construction, unless noted otherwise. Contractor shall provide protections as needed during construction to avoid any potential damage. Refer to Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions for additional requirements. Refer to Part 1, 1.3, F for painting. 5. Landscaping: Contractor shall protect all existing landscaping. Refer to Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions for additional requirements. B. Lighting: Provide temporary lighting during construction as needed for safety and egress. C. Penetrations: Removable Building Accessories: If removable building accessories reside over or adjacent to materials scheduled for demolition, remove, label, and store these items for reinstallation, unless noted otherwise. If building accessories are removed and require flashings, refer to Architect for additional direction. Non -Detachable Building Accessories and Boxes: All electrical meters, fire, and life safety items, or similar non -detachable building accessories shall remain in place and undamaged during construction. Refer to Architect for additional direction. Light Fixtures: a. General: Light fixtured adjacent to existing sliding glass doors scheduled for replacement shall be removed and reinstalled to accommodate the work. All other light fixtures shall remain installed and undisturbed during construction. Existing Wall Mounted Light Fixtures at Decks: Remediation: Remove, clean, and reinstall all existing wall mounted light fixtures, where located within areas scheduled to have existing siding removed and reinstalled. Reinstall existing light fixtures at original locations, unless directed otherwise by Architect. Install flexible flashing, two new layers of WRB, blocking, and vinyl mount block, per Details. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 011000-3 SECTION 0110 00 - DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK ii. Ensure existing wiring and conduit assemblies meet all applicable electrical code requirements prior to reinstallation of light fixtures. Properly cap all wiring for removed light fixtures during construction. iii. Blocking: Provide framing blocking at light fixtures schedule to be removed and reinstalled. D. Downspouts: Existing downspouts adjacent to or associated with deck remediation shall be removed and reinstalled to accommodate the work. Contractor shall reinstall existing downspouts, with new metal collar, integral with MEM-1, to match existing locations. 1. Exception: Existing downspout at Unit 13 shall be removed and relocated prior to demolition. Coordinate location and layout with Architect prior to reinstallation. Blind Removals: Contractor shall provide for the removal, labeling, storage, and reinstallation of all sliding glass door blinds. Storage for blinds will be provided at a designated location on site, as determined by the Owner. During construction, Contractor shall provide for the installation of temporary blinds at all Units where sliding glass door blinds and coverings have been removed. Self -adhered temporary blinds, such as Redi-Shades, available at Home Depot, or equal, can be used. F. Paint: General: Prep, prime, and paint in accordance with Specifications. Refer to Specifications for additional list of materials and components scheduled to be painted. Prepare all new and existing materials in accordance with manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations. Locations: Prep, prime, and paint all new and existing exposed paintable materials including, but not limited to, the following: All new panel siding, soffits, wood trims, exposed pre -primed metals, exposed galvanized metals, and all associated new and existing paintable materials within area of work. 1.4 DECK REMEDIATION A. General: Provide for the demolition and remediation of all deck types at both condominium buildings. All items listed below apply to Deck Type 1, 2, and 3 unless specifically noted otherwise. Refer to Part 1, 1.2, D for deck type descriptions. B. Demolition: Siding: Existing siding assembly typically consist of vinyl siding, over rigid insulation, over lap -siding. Existing rigid insulation and lap siding does not occur at all locations. Contractor shall verify all locations. a. Vinyl Siding: Carefully remove, label, and store existing vinyl siding at framed guardrail walls, base of wall, wall interfaces, and sliding glass door perimeter as needed to accommodate work. Keep all undamaged vinyl siding from framed guardrail walls to be used to supplement damaged vinyl siding. b. Rigid Insulation and Lap Siding: Where occurs, Contractor shall cut back existing rigid insulation and lap siding as needed to accommodate work. Refer to Details for extent of removal at typical locations. Coordinate with Architect for clarification, if needed. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 011000-4 SECTION 0110 00 - DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK 2. Weather Resistive Barrier: Carefully fold back existing weather resistive barrier at base of walls, wall interfaces, and sliding glass door perimeter as needed to accommodate work. 3. Exterior Wall Sheathing: Carefully cut and remove 6" of existing gypsum wall sheathing at base of wall at deck perimeter and 9" from head and jambs of existing sliding glass door. 4. Framed Guardrail Walls: Completely remove and dispose of existing framed guardrail walls at elevated unit decks. Framed guardrail walls include, but are not limited to existing weather resistive barrier, sheathing, framing, wood trims, metal guardrails, and associated hardware and accessories. 5. Deck Sheathing: Remove and dispose of existing deck membrane, associated flashings, and plywood deck sheathing. 6. Soffits: Remove and dispose of existing soffit panel and associated trims. 7. Framing: All decks are assumed to have a double rim joist. Remove and dispose of existing exterior rim joist at front and return deck edges, where occurs. C. Allowances: 1. Exterior Wall Sheathing: Refer to Part 3, 3.3, A, for an allowance to cover additional remove and replacement of exterior wall sheathing. 2. Wall Framing Repairs: Refer to Part 3, 3.3, B for an allowance for wall framing repairs and replacement. 3. Wall Insulation Replacement: Refer to Part 3, 3.3, C for an allowance for wall insulation replacement. D. Framing and Blocking: Framing: Install new exterior rim joist at exterior side of deck edge. Provide materials and install per Structural requirements. Guardrail Reinforcement: Install new blocking, hardware, and fasteners at wood framed landings, as shown on Architectural and Structural Drawings. Refer to Part 3, 3.3, D for an allowance for additional deck framing repairs and replacements. Soffits: Install new soffit panels over new exterior gyp sheathing with linear soffit vents at all wood framed decks, as indicated on Details. Coordinate with Architect for locations and orientation of new soffit vents. All soffits shall have a minimum of two (2) soffit vents installed. F. Deck Sheathing: Install new 1 1/8" plywood sheathing over existing framing and existing tapered joists at all decks. Install blocking at all plywood joints in accordance with membrane manufacturer's requirements, recommendations, and installation instructions. Route leading edges of plywood to accommodate metal deck edge flashings, and saddle flashings, to eliminate raised edges. 1. Sloping: Contractor to verify existing slope of all decks to meet minimum 1/4" per foot slope and notify Construction Manager or Architect if 1/4" per foot slope does not exist. Provide MEM-1 sloping compound as needed to ensure sloping occurs within storage closets, as noted on plans. G. Exterior Wall Sheathing: Install new gypsum wall sheathing where removed at base of wall. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 011000-5 SECTION 0110 00 - DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK H. Fascia Panels: At all decks, install new fascia panels with reveals over plywood furring and two new layers of WRB. Install new SAM over WRB at all exterior corners and at all guardrail post connections, per Details. I. Sill Pans: Install new soldered SGD sill pans, set in sealant, as noted in Part 1, 1.5, D. J. Flashings: Install new metal deck to wall flashings, set in sealant, at all walls in accordance with Details, and in accordance with manufacturers' requirements. Install soldered saddles, set in sealant, per Details. Integrate all flashings with existing weather resistive barrier. Properly prep metal flashings, transition joints, and seams per manufacturers' installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations. K. Membrane: Install new polyurethane membrane (MEM-1) per Specifications over extent of new plywood deck sheathing and vertically at all deck to wall interfaces. Install membranes integral with all new metal flashings, flexible flashings, and sill pans per Details and manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations. Properly prep metal flashings, transition joints, and seams per manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations. L. Siding: 1. Furring Strips: Install new plywood furring strips with bug screens to match thickness of removed existing rigid insulation and lap siding. 2. Vinyl Siding: Reinstall existing vinyl siding (or SID-ME to supplement damaged siding) where existing was removed. Modification of select transitions and interfaces will be required at guardrail walls and corner interfaces. Coordinate with Architect for clarification at specific interfaces. 3. Allowance: Refer to Part 3, 3.4, A for an allowance to cover replacement of damaged existing vinyl siding that cannot be replaced with stored vinyl siding salvaged from framed guardrail walls. M. Guardrails: Install new fascia mounted aluminum guardrails over EPDM shims at new fascia panels, per Details and Structural. Install all guardrails per applicable building codes, and as specified. N. Painting: Refer to Part 1, 1.3, F for painting associated with this Section. 1.5 SLIDING GLASS DOOR REMEDIATION A. General: 1. Locations: All existing sliding glass doors at east elevation decks of both condominium buildings are scheduled to be replaced with new vinyl SGDs, as noted in Drawings. 2. Size and Operation: All new SGD sizes, operations, and layouts shall match original sliding glass doors at each location. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 011000-6 SECTION 0110 00 - DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK B. Demolition: 1. General: Refer to Section 1, 1.4, B for additional demolition items required to complete sliding glass door replacement. 2. SGDs: Remove and dispose of all existing sliding glass doors, associated trims, associated metal flashings, and penetration flashings. 3. Interior Liners: Cleanly trim back existing wood SGD liners as needed to accommodate new SGD frame depths. Cut lines shall be straight and non -jagged. Existing liners shall remain in place during construction. Coordinate with Architect where liner variations occur. C. Existing Carpet: Loosen and roll back existing carpet, as needed to accommodate the Work. Upon installation of new SGDs, re -stretch existing carpet; trim as needed. If hardwood or laminated flooring is installed, any modifications needed to existing will be as directed by the Construction Manager. D. Sill Pans: Install new one-piece soldered metal sill pans, set in sealant, at all decks. Refer to Part 1, 1.4, K for integration with deck membrane. E. Penetration Flashings: Properly prep rough openings as required by penetration flashing manufacturer. Install new metal flashings at jambs and heads. Install new liquid -applied flexible flashings, per manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations, SGD installation sequence on Sheet A4.1, and associated Details. Fully integrate liquid -applied flexible flashings with metal flashings. 1. Adjacent Light Fixture: Refer to Part 1, 1.3, C, 3 for integration of flexible flashing with adjacent light fixture. F. SGD Installations: Install SGDs in accordance with manufacturer's installation instructions. Wet -set SGD in sealant to achieve squeeze -out at backsides of frames against metal flashings and sill pans. Tool and remove excess sealant at interior of SGD perimeters at liners; ensure wet -set sealants are continuous and free of voids. Integrate WRB with penetration flashings and SGD flanges to properly shed water. G. Finishing: 1. Interior: Install new continuous fillet sealant joints around SGDs between SGD frames and existing SGD liners. 2. Exterior: Install new cedar trims around SGDs with continuous backer rod and sealant joints between frames and trims, per Details. Size trims to match existing trim dimensions. Install new metal head flashings, set in sealant. Integrate WRB with metal head flashings to properly shed water. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 011000-7 SECTION 0110 00 - DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK PART 2 - ALTERNATES 2.1 GENERAL A. Alternates described herein are for materials and labor over and above those noted and required in the Base Scope of Work (BSOW), described in Parts 1. Provide pricing for these alternates as noted on the Bid Form. 2.2 ALTERNATE #1: SINGLE TOP VERTICAL PICKET GUARDRAILS A. Provide deductive pricing to install single top horizontal rail, in lieu of double top horizontal rail at all deck locations. 2.3 ALTERNATE #2: SLIDING GLASS DOORS A. Provide deductive pricing to install Milgard Tuscany Series sliding glass doors, in lieu of VPI Bellevue Series sliding glass doors at all locations scheduled for replacement. PART 3 - ALLOWANCES 3.1 GENERAL A. Allowances included in this section are over and above Items scheduled in the BSOW, noted in Part 1. Items listed herein are unquantifiable activities or items, not otherwise addressed or included in the Description of the Work. Although how to accomplish these activities or install these items may be indicated in the Contract Documents, these activities or items are to be excluded from the Stipulated Sum and will be accounted for by the Owner's budget. Contractor's compensation under the anticipated allowance work will be determined in one of several ways, including unit prices, time and materials, or other agreement between the parties. 3.2 INTERIOR REPAIRS A. Nail Pops: An allowance will provide for minor repairs to the interior faces of exterior walls to address nail pops and interior gyp board repairs due to construction, as directed by the Construction Manager. Repairs include, but are not limited to, patching and painting. This allowance is over and above interior gyp board repairs included in the BSOW. B. SGD Trims: An allowance will provide for the removal and replacement of existing SGD trims, if liners are over and above typical finishes, as directed by the Construction Manager. C. Interior Trim and Baseboard Repairs and Replacement: An allowance will provide for the repair or replacement of damaged existing interior wood trims and baseboards, as directed by the Construction Manager. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 011000-a SECTION 0110 00 - DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK 3.3 SHEATHING, FRAMING AND INSULATION REPAIRS A. Exterior Gyp Sheathing Replacement: An allowance will provide for the removal, disposal, and replacement of damaged or wet exterior gyp sheathing, as directed by the Construction Manager. This allowance is over and above the exterior gyp sheathing replacement in the BSOW. Install new GYP-1 where gypsum sheathing is removed. B. Exterior Wall Framing Repairs and Replacement: An allowance will provide for the removal, disposal, and replacement of damaged or wet framing for exterior walls, as well as any shoring associated with these repairs, as directed by the Construction Manager. Install new framing sized to match original framing or as directed by Structural Engineer. Included in this allowance is the treatment of decayed portions of framing for exterior walls, as directed by the Construction Manager and Structural Engineer. Treatment shall include removal of deterioration with stiff wire brush or other hand tools, and the application of a wood fungicide, such as Boracare or equivalent. C. Exterior Wall Insulation Replacement: An allowance will provide for the removal, disposal, and replacement of discolored, wet, damaged, or deteriorated batt insulation at exterior walls, as directed by the Construction Manager. Install new equivalent insulation to match existing thickness and R-value, otherwise required by code. D. Wood Deck Framing Repairs and Replacement: An allowance will provide for the removal, disposal, and replacement of damaged or wet framing, framing repairs, as well as any shoring associated with these repairs, as directed by the Construction Manager. Install new framing sized to match original framing or as directed by the Structural Engineer. 3.4 MISCELLANEOUS A. Siding Replacement: An allowance will provide for the replacement of existing vinyl siding, as directed by Construction Manager. Install new vinyl siding to match the existing vinyl siding. Provide for new vinyl siding paint to match the existing vinyl siding color. END OF SECTION 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 013000-1 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS All references within this Section 0130 00 are made to parts within this Section, unless noted otherwise. PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 SUMMARY A. Section 0130 00— Supplemental General Conditions: Requirements: The General Contractor shall meet all conditions set forth in Section 0130 00—Supplemental General Conditions. Conflicts: In the event this Section 0130 00 - Supplemental General Conditions conflicts with the Construction Contract executed between the Owner and the Contractor, or creates any ambiguity, the terms of the Construction Contract shall control and take precedence. 1.2 CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS A. Definition: Refer to the definition for Construction Documents in Section 00 2113 — Instructions to Bidders, Part, 1, 1.1, C. B. Contract Documents: The Construction Documents are a part of the Contract Documents. Changes to such Documents may affect the Contract Sum. Refer to Section 00 2113 — Instructions to Bidders, Part 1, 1.1, B. C. Intent: The intent of the Construction Documents is to provide a collective set of documents that work together to provide a complete remediation project. In the event conflicts arise between these collective Construction Documents, the more strict or inclusive requirements shall be implemented or enforced, unless noted otherwise by the Architect or Construction Manager. During bidding, the Contractor shall provide in its Bid for the most expensive interpretation or result provided between the conflicted items; such assumptions shall be delineated in the Contractor's Clarifications and Assumptions during bidding. During construction, clarifications and direction will be provided by the Architect. D. Discrepancies: Contractor shall notify the Architect of any discrepancies within the Construction Documents. During bidding and construction, clarifications and direction will be provided by the Architect. Contractor shall not proceed with any work associated with a discrepancy, until direction is provided by the Architect. E. Copyright: The Documents created by the Architect and its Consultants for this Project are instruments of the Architect's service. The Architect and its Consultants retain all common law, statutory, and other reserved rights, including the copyright. The Architect and its Consultants' Documents shall not be used by anyone on any other project, except with written permission from the Architect and its Consultants. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 013000-2 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 1.3 THE WORK A. Contractor's Responsibility: Although not every component is specifically indicated within the Construction Documents, Contractor shall supply all labor, materials, and equipment necessary to provide a complete job and accomplish the Work. B. Requirements: The Work shall be in conformance with all applicable state and local building codes, and laws, the Project Manual, Specifications, and Drawings, as well as, current Industry Standards, standard construction practices, and manufacturers' installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations. The Contractor shall perform all Work and install all materials in a workmanlike manner and in compliance with sound engineering, construction, and waterproofing practices. C. Variations: At select locations, the Work will involve a variety of unique and different conditions that will not be known until they are uncovered during demolition. At that time, the Contractor will be required to document and verify all dimensions, and coordinate with the Architect for review and development of customized waterproofing details. Contractor shall anticipate an ample amount of time and effort to conduct field fitting, modifications, and installations necessary to customize flashings and membranes at these locations. Locations for customization include, but are not limited to, those noted in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work, and at other transitions, interfaces, and geometric variations. 1.4 CONTRACTUAL REQUIREMENTS A. Execution of the Construction Contract: Refer to Section 00 2113 — Instructions to Bidders, Part 4, 4.3, B for Construction Contract information applicable to the agreement between the Owner and Contractor. B. Insurance Requirements: Refer to Section 00 2113 — Instructions to Bidders, Part 2, 2.1 for insurance requirements. C. Labor and Industries: Contractor shall maintain State Labor and Industries insurance coverage for all employees during construction. D. Correction Period and Warranty: The Correction Period shall be two (2) years. Refer to the Construction Contract for Correction Period and Warranty information and provisions. 1.5 DEFINITIONS A. Note: Not all definitions are included here; additional definitions may be provided elsewhere within this Section. B. Owner: The Owner of the Project is the Sunrise at Edmonds Condominium Owners Association. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 013000-3 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS C. Contractor: General Contractor is referred to herein as "Contractor", with exceptions; at select locations "General Contractor" is used. D. Architectural Representatives: Any member of the Amento Group Architectural Team not specifically designated as an "Architect". Architectural Representatives are a part of the Amento Group Architectural Team. E. Project Team: The "Project Team" includes the Construction Manager, Project Coordinator, Architect, Contractor's Project Manager and Superintendent, Contractor's Liaison, and the Owner. F. Units: "Unit" or "Units" defines any individual or group of units associated with the Residential entity. G. Occupants: "Occupants" represents any and all Owners and Tenants of Residential Units. H. Base Scope of Work (BSOW): Work noted and defined as BSOW in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work. Referenced herein as BSOW. I. Contractor's Clarifications and Assumptions: Clarifications, exclusions, and assumptions delineated by the Contractor to qualify its Bid; Contractor's Clarifications and Assumptions shall be attached to its Bid Form. J. Vertical Access: Vertical access or vertical access components include, but is not limited to, scaffolding, swing stage, pump jacks, man lifts, material lifts, or bosun chair(s), as needed or deemed applicable for the Project. K. Project Record Documents: Documents modified or generated by the Contractor during construction that document the Project and become a part of the Project Documents submitted at Close -Out. Refer to Close -Out Document requirements, in Attachment B — Close - Out Documents Requirements List. L. Working Documents: Construction Documents redlined and maintained with changes by the Contractor for the Contractor's use. Working Documents are established and generated on site during construction by the Contractor. Refer to Part 2, 2.7 for additional information. M. As -Built Documents: Construction Documents redlined and maintained by the Contractor with specific changes associated with permanent modifications, such as firestopping, sheathing, and framing modifications that become an integral part of building systems and are permanently covered as a result of construction. As -Built Documents are established and generated on site during construction. Exact document requirements associated with the As - Built Documents will be discussed at the Preconstruction Meeting. Refer to Part 2, 2.7 for additional information. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 013000-4 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS N. Shall: Use of the word "Shall" within the Construction Documents implies a Contractor obligation, when not otherwise defined, regardless of whether or not the word "Contractor" is used. 0. Provide or Provided: Use of the words "Provide" or "Provided" implies the Contractor must furnish and install specified materials or execute noted installation provisions, regardless of whether or not the word "Contractor" is used. Project Coordinator: The Project Coordinator typically assists the Construction Manager during construction. However, at the Construction Manager's request, the Project Coordinator may supplement and assist the Contractor's Liaison on an as needed basis. The Project Coordinator will also compile the Close -Out Documents for the Project. 1.6 ROLES A. Amento Group Roles: During construction, Amento Group will be the Construction Manager, Architect, and Project Coordinator. Construction Administration duties may be performed by the Architect or Architectural Representative(s). B. Architect's Authority: Architect has final authority regarding Design Intent, including, but not limited to, aesthetics, installation, sequencing, and waterproofing. Contractor shall accommodate all direction given by the Architect with respect to these items. If Contractor's or its Subcontractor's Crews' workmanship or product and material installations are deemed unacceptable in quality, aesthetics, or function, regardless of the reason, rework will be directed and required by the Architect; Contractor will perform repairs to unacceptable installations until they are corrected and approved by the Architect. C. Third Party Inspections: When applicable and as required by Permit, Third Party Inspections will be performed by the Architect or Architectural Representatives, as a part of Construction Administration. Third Party Inspection observations will be documented in the Architect's Field Reports. D. Contractor's Liaison: Contractor shall provide someone from its crew to be the Contractor's Liaison to coordinate and communicate with Occupants and the Construction Manager on a daily or as needed basis, regarding access, notifications, and/or scheduling. The Contractor's Liaison is responsible for providing verbal and written Liaison services, including, but not limited to, Occupant communication, scheduling, and notifications, as well as coordination for Unit access. Contractor shall account for the duties of the Contractor's Liaison as a part its Stipulated Sum. 1.7 OCCUPIED UNITS A. Occupied Units: Condominium Units will be inhabited and occupied during construction. Contractor shall take care to ensure minimal disruption to Occupants. The Contractor shall use its best efforts to minimize any interference with the occupancy or beneficial use of: 1) any area(s) or buildings adjacent to the site of the Work; and 2) any Units adjacent to the site of 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 013000-5 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS the Work. Construction within or directly in contact with the interior of Units will require notification to and coordination with the Occupants. B. Access Coordination: Any access within Units, or other construction access related to or directly in contact with the interior of Units, will require coordination with the Occupants via the Contractor's Liaison. Authorization must be approved by the Construction Manager prior to accessing any Unit. Refer to Part 1, 1.9, B for work hours. C. Interior Work: 1. Protections: Contractor shall adequately protect all interior finishes, cabinetry, appliances, personal property, and furniture within Units, building hallways, elevators, and lobbies, as applicable and if interior work and access is required. Such protections shall include, but are not limited to, floor protections, drapes over furniture, cabinets, personal property, and appliances, masked -off plenums at work areas for dust control, and any other protections needed to adequately protect interior finishes. Contractor's and any Subcontractor's crew members shall use booties at all locations where floor protections are not installed. 2. Protection Requirements: Interior protections shall not become trip hazards during construction. Interior protections shall not leave any residue upon removal. If damaged during construction, interior protections shall be maintained or replaced. 3. Protection Removals During Construction: Common area protections, including, but not limited to, common areas, corridors, and elevators, shall be removed at the end of each week prior to the weekend and reinstated at the beginning of each work week, unless otherwise determined by and agreed upon between the Construction Manager and Contractor. 4. Photo Documentation: Refer to Part 2, 2.8, B, 1 for photo documentation requirements prior to construction. 5. Daily Clean -Up: Refer to Part 5, 5.7, A and B. 6. Completion of the Work: Upon completion of the Work, interiors of Units shall be returned to the same or better condition than existed prior to the Work being performed. D. Unit Security: 1. Access: If Contractor was granted access to perform the Work, any Unit entry or access doors, sliding glass doors, and patio, deck, and balcony man doors, shall be locked at all times when not occupied by Contractor's crews. 2. Temporary Openings: During construction, if temporary access or openings are created by the Contractor to facilitate the Work, Contractor shall secure such openings from unauthorized entry into Units when not attended or occupied by the Contractor, including, but not limited to, from 4 pm to 8 am each weekday and for twenty-four (24) hours each weekend or Holiday day, for the duration of the Project. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 013000-6 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS Sliding Glass Door and Man Door Securement (Where Applicable): For any work scheduled on decks or balconies, including, but not limited to, the removal of guardrails or the installation of membrane, that may result in potential damage to newly installed materials, or presents a fall hazard or life safety risk, such sliding glass doors or man doors shall be secured from the exterior by the Contractor. Exact securement type, materials, and strategy shall be coordinated with the Construction Manager or Architect. 1.8 OCCUPANTS' RESPONSIBILITIES A. Residential Occupants' Personal Property: Where required, Occupants will be responsible for the removal and storage of all removable personal property from designated work areas, within interiors of Units at or adjacent to exterior walls, or any other areas affected by the Work, including, but not limited to, items on or at decks, balconies, patios, entries, sidewalks, carport areas, driveways, and parking spaces, unless deemed not applicable. 1.9 PROJECT WORK HOURS & UNIT ACCESS A. Exterior Work: Work Hours: Repair work may be completed Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, excluding and including additional days and times agreed upon by the Construction Manager, Contractor, and Owner. Contractor may stage daily work not more than thirty (30) minutes prior to the start time. Noise generating work cannot begin until 8:00 am, unless agreed upon otherwise. Vertical Access: Activities and access shall not begin until 8:00 am each work day. Contractor's crews shall be off of vertical access components by 6:00 pm each work day. Contractor may stage work not more than thirty (30) minutes prior to the start time. Noise generating work cannot begin until 8:00 am, unless agreed upon otherwise. B. Residential Units: 1. Work Hours: Within Residential Units, repair work may be completed Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, excluding and including additional days and times agreed upon by the Construction Manager, Contractor, and Owner. Contractor may stage daily work not more than thirty (30) minutes outside of Residential Units prior to the start time. Unit entry will not be granted until 8:00 am each work day. Noise generating work cannot begin until 8:00 am. 2. Access: Contractor shall provide minimum five (5) work days' notice prior to requiring Unit entry, with an additional 48-hour notice reminder. C. Weekend and Holiday Work: Weekend and Holiday work shall be carried out only upon written consent from the Construction Manager. Contractor shall request approval of such work not less than seventy-two (72) hours prior to the commencement of weekend or Holiday work, unless otherwise agreed upon between the Construction Manager and Contractor, and as approved by the Owner. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 013000-7 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS D. Off -Hours Vertical Access: Contractor will not complete work or utilize vertical access after agreed upon work hours or on weekends, unless otherwise approved by the Construction Manager. 1. Exception: Emergency access will be granted if situations arise that require the Contractor to access and modify installed vertical access or tenting during inclement weather or any other situation that requires immediate attention. In such events, the Construction Manager shall be notified by the Contractor. E. Noise and Vibration Generating Work: Noise Constraints: Beyond the time frame parameters noted above, Contractor shall comply with all Municipal and Jurisdiction codes, laws, and ordinances relating to noise control. Noise and Vibration Intensive Activities: Noise and vibration intensive activities, such as, but not limited to, concrete cutting, jackhammering, and pinning, or other cutting and fastening of steel elements, shall be restricted to the hours of 9:00 am — 5:00 pm, unless allowed otherwise by the Construction Manager. 1.10 SECURITY A. Preconstruction Meeting: Security measures, including by not limited to those noted here, will be discussed as a part of the Preconstruction Meeting. 1. Existing Building Protocols: Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums is currently a secure building and shall remain secure during construction. Existing protocols and parameters are in place relative to building security. These protocols and parameters will remain in place during construction and will be supplemented by complementary Contractor established protocols and parameters. Existing building and site security protocols will be reviewed. 2. Contractor's Proposed Security Plan (Security Plan): Contractor shall submit a Security Plan to the Construction Manager and Owner for review. Security Plan shall account for all necessary security measures needed to manage, deny, and deter entry and access by unauthorized persons into the buildings and building areas, and onto construction scaffolding and staging during construction. 3. Key Distribution Protocol: Specific protocol will be established during the Preconstruction Meeting and will be memorialized in the Preconstruction Meeting Minutes. 4. Contractor Crew Identification: Contractor shall provide badges for all crew members, including all Subcontractors' crew members. Badges will include crew members' names, pictures, and associated company. Badges must be worn at all times by all crew members during construction. 5. Unit Security: Unit security will be reviewed. Refer to Part 1, 1.7, D for Unit security parameters. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 013000-8 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 1.11 SIGNAGE A. Contractor and Project Information: Contractor shall display pertinent Project information, in an area to be determined, outlining, but not limited to, the following, Contractor Superintendent(s'), and Construction Manager's names, emergency contact phone numbers, safety information, and pertinent Safety Data Sheets (SDS), in addition to any other necessary appropriate job specific documentation. B. Other Signage: Contractor shall provide temporary signage to assure clear and understandable identification of construction areas. All pertinent Contractor construction signage, such as "Work Overhead" or "Wet Paint" is the responsibility of the Contractor. All signage shall be of good quality with type -set printed lettering. If signage is posted outside, signage shall be able to withstand exterior elements without damage, fading, etc. C. Advertisement Banner(s): With final approval of the Owner and Construction Manager, the Contractor and its Subcontractors may securely hang advertisement banner(s) from vertical access components. Contractor's banners(s) must be approved by the Construction Manager and Owner prior to installation. 1.12 PERMITS A. Building Permit(s): The Building Permit(s) will be paid for by the Owner and procured by the Architect or Construction Manager. B. Other Permits: Contractor shall obtain and pay for all other permits and licenses required to conduct and perform the Work, including, but not limited to, permits for the use of adjacent or neighboring properties outside the property line, or for electrical or plumbing work. These permits and licenses shall be included in the Stipulated Sum. Copies of all permits and licenses will be provided to the Construction Manager or Architect. Provide copies of all permits and licenses with Close -Out Documents; refer to Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List. 1.13 PRECONSTRUCTION TESTING A. Good Faith Surveys and Testing: Good faith surveys and testing, such as, but not limited to, testing for asbestos and lead, will be paid for by the Owner, unless noted otherwise in the Construction Contract. Such testing will be scheduled by the Construction Manager and coordinated with the Contractor. Contractor may be required to provide access and assistance to Testing Agencies. Construction Manager will share all test results with the Contractor. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 013000-9 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS PART 2 - ADMINISTRATION 2.1 MEETINGS A. Preconstruction Meeting: A preconstruction meeting will be held prior to Contractor's mobilization on site at a location and time agreed upon by the Construction Manager, Architect, and Contractor. The Construction Manager and Architect will provide an agenda of items to be reviewed and discussed that are pertinent to commencing the Project. At this meeting, decisions will be made regarding regular meeting times, lay down areas, storage areas, etc. Attendees at this meeting shall be the same as required at Project Meetings; refer to Part 2, 2.1, B. The Construction Manager will prepare and distribute meeting minutes from the Preconstruction Meeting. B. Project Meetings: 1. Attendees: The Construction Manager, Architect, Contractor's Liaison, and Contractor's Project Manager and Superintendents) shall attend Project Meetings, unless otherwise determined not required. If requested by the Construction Manager or Architect, Subcontractors' representatives shall attend meetings on an as needed basis. 2. Frequency: Project Meetings will be held on a weekly basis, unless determined otherwise by the Construction Manager. 3. Location: Project Meetings will be held at a coordinated location at the same time and day each week on site. 4. Meeting Minutes: Meeting minutes will be recorded and distributed by the Construction Manager. Meeting minutes will be distributed to Project Team attendees and non - attendees. 2.2 CONTRACTOR'S RECORDS A. Contractor's Daily Logs: 1. Requirements: Contractor shall keep and maintain a daily log with, but not limited to, the following information: a. General: A record of the weather, identification of equipment on site, the work accomplished, problems encountered, and any other similar relevant data the Construction Manager may require. b. List of Crew Members and Personnel on Site: Contractor will be required to maintain and update a daily record of all Contractor's crew members, Subcontractors and their crews, suppliers, and visitors accessing the construction site. This record should identify when each person arrived on site. This list should extend to any representatives visiting the site from the Architect, Construction Manager, or Engineers' Teams, including the Owner, or any other party gaining access to construction areas. Maintenance of Logs: Prior to construction, Contractor shall provide a sample of the Contractor's Daily Log to the Construction Manager. During construction, the Contractor shall compile and maintain, on a weekly basis, the weeks' daily logs to be filed in a secure location at the completion of each week's work. The Contractor's Daily Logs will be reviewed upon request by the Construction Manager. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 10 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS B. Subcontractor List: Contractor shall maintain an updated list of all Subcontractors that have performed, or are performing work on site, including a list of all Subcontractors' crew members (first and last names). The Subcontractor's list shall include business contact information and identify each Subcontractor's discipline or expertise. Include Subcontractor List as a part of the Close -Out Documents; refer to Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List. 2.3 WRITTEN COMMUNICATION A. General: Written communication between the Contractor, Architect, and Construction Manager will be via Requests for Information (RFIs), Architectural Supplemental Instructions (ASIs), Memos, and Field Reports (FRs). Field Directives, as noted in the Construction Contract, may not be issued for this Project; such direction will likely be addressed and documented in Field Reports. B. Requests for Information (RFIs): Definition: An RFI is the request for information from the Architect, Engineer, or Construction Manager, as required by the Contractor, to seek clarification of the Construction Documents or existing conditions. 2. Sample RFI Form: Refer to Electronic Attachment AA — Sample Forms. 3. General: a. Contractor will be asked to issue an RFI for requested clarifications or potential modifications to the Work, if there are cost implications, substantial modifications to the Work, or any other reason deemed necessary by the Project Team. b. Contractor is responsible to forward RFI responses onto Subcontractors, suppliers, manufacturers, and any other party reliant upon response information, and as necessary to complete its work. c. Contractor must maintain an RFI log for tracking and scheduling purposes. 4. Forwarding: RFI's will be forwarded by the Contractor to both the Architect and the Construction Manager. Architect's responses will be forwarded to the Contractor and copied to the Construction Manager. Time Guidelines: a. Contractor shall issue RFIs in a timely fashion to avoid delays regarding any conflicts where additional information, clarification, or direction is required. b. Contractor must provide adequate time for RFI responses and must plan accordingly based on Project lead times. Architect will have a minimum of three (3) working days for each RFI response. Architect's responses may include a request for additional information, in which case the allocated time for the response will date from the time of receipt of additional information. Changes: Select responses may be eligible for or result in a change to the Contract Time or Contract Sum, which will require the Contractor to submit a Change Order Proposal (COP) or Change Proposal Request (CPR). Refer to Part 2, 2.6, B. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 11 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS RFI Requirements: Include the following on each submitted RFI form: a. Project name. b. Date. c. Name of Contractor. d. RFI number (numbered sequentially). e. RFI subject. f. A clearly stated description of the question, issue, or existing condition. g. Specification Section number and title, and related paragraphs, as appropriate. h. Drawing number and detail references, as appropriate. i. Field dimensions and conditions, as appropriate. j. Contractor's suggested resolution. If Contractor's suggested resolution impacts the Contract Time or the Contract Sum, Contractor shall state impact on the RFI form. k. Contractor's Representative's signature. I. List of personnel receiving the RFI. m. As necessary, provide a list of attachments included with the RFI, such as sketches, descriptions, measurements, photos, product data, shop drawings, coordination drawings, and any other information attached to the RFI needed to fully describe items requiring interpretation or direction. C. Field Reports (FRs): 1. General: FRs memorialize the Architect's field observations and field discussions. FRs will be shared with the Contractor to confirm the accuracy of the discussions and share the Architect's field observations. FRs shall include, but are not limited to, observations, photos, discussions, discrepancies, decisions, minor changes in the Work, and any other necessary documentation to communicate observations made on site. 2. Contractor's Responsibilities: The Contractor is responsible for its own documentation of site discussions with the Architect. Contractor shall take any necessary action required by the field discussions in a timely manner and shall not wait for, or rely on, the Architect's FRs to provide the direction already provided during field discussions. 3. Action Items and Logs: Action Items may be noted within FRs as tools to communicate and log outstanding items, repairs, or rework during construction. If Action Items are noted in FRs, Action Item Logs will be generated and distributed independently for tracking purposes. 4. FIR Issuance: The Architect will typically prepare and distribute FRs for each site visit completed, with some exceptions. Depending on the importance, or lack thereof, of the information discussed on site, the Architect might issue FRs that account for more than one site visit. The length of time from the site visit will vary with respect to when the Architect issues FRs. FRs will be issued to the Contractor, Construction Manager, and any other Project Team members. D. Architectural Supplemental Instructions (ASIs): ASIs are formal directives issued by the Architect, when necessary, to provide clarifications, additional information, and direction to the Contractor beyond that issued or included in FRs. All ASIs will be distributed to the Contractor and Construction Manager. Information issued in ASIs may include modifications to the Construction Documents. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 12 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 2.4 OTHER COMMUNICATION A. Coordination Drawings: As needed, Contractor shall prepare and distribute coordination drawings to effectively communicate with the Architect during construction regarding existing conditions, complicated material interfaces, or suggested solutions. Such drawings can be hand sketches on any media needed to effectively communicate and shall be delivered in hardcopy or via email to the Architect and Construction Manager. B. Electronic Protocol: Communication between the Project Team can be via email. Such emails shall be copied to select Project Team members as established and discussed in the Preconstruction Meeting. All Project emails shall have "Sunrise at Edmonds" in the subject line. C. Communication on Site: The Architect will be available during site visits to answer Contractor and Subcontractors' questions. Contractor, and Subcontractors as needed, shall be prepared to walk the site with the Architect to review construction status and discuss issues. The Architect will not answer Subcontractors' questions during site visits without a Contractor's Representative present. The Architect will not discuss the Project with Subcontractors outside these site meetings or via phone without a Contractor's Representative present. 2.5 CHANGES A. Minor Changes in the Work: ASIs, RFls, and FIR notes will be used to facilitate modifications and clarifications to the Work. If the Contractor determines that a cost or schedule impact is associated with an RFI, ASI, or FIR notes the Contractor must notify the Construction Manager of such associated costs within ten (10) days, unless another timeframe is noted in the Construction Contract. Associated pricing related to such notification shall be provided within fourteen (14) calendar days of notification, unless agreed upon or determined otherwise by the Construction Manager. No compensation will be provided if notification and pricing deadlines have lapsed, unless otherwise agreed upon in advance with or determined otherwise by the Construction Manager. Refer to provisions stated in Construction Contract for additional information associated with Contract Sum changes. B. Changes to the Construction Contract: Contractor shall not be entitled to any adjustments to the Contract Time, Contract Sum, or any other additional compensation or extensions of time for work performed, which is additional to or different from the work specified in the Construction Documents, unless such additional or different work is authorized via a Change Order prior to the additional or different work commencing. Any change request first submitted after the work is performed will not be accepted or paid, unless determined otherwise by the Construction Manager. In the event that the Owner, Construction Manager, and Contractor agree that work must be commenced prior to agreement on any additional cost, Contractor shall obtain written authorization from the Construction Manager to proceed before commencing any additional work. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 13 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 2.6 OTHER DOCUMENTS A. Contractor Initiated Proposals: If required as a result of the Work and at the request of the Construction Manager, Contractor shall submit a Change Order Proposal (COP) or Change Proposal Request (CPR). Contractor shall indicate the reason for requesting the change and the effect of the change on the Work, Contract Sum, and Contract Time. Contractor shall provide a complete description of the proposed change. Contractor's price shall include all itemized costs of work associated with the proposed change, including, but not limited to, any credits, taxes, delivery charges, equipment rental, and associated supervision. Contractor shall also delineate all material quantities with itemized pricing. Contractor shall submit such pricing information on their standard COP or CPR form. B. Proposal Requests: Owner -Initiated Proposal Requests will be issued as a means to procure pricing during construction. Proposal Requests will include detailed descriptions of proposed changes in the Work that may require adjustment to the Contract Sum or Contract Time. Proposal Requests will be issued by the Construction Manager, distributed to the Contractor, and copied to the Architect. Proposal Requests may include supplemental or revised sketches, specifications, or drawings. Contractor shall have up to fourteen (14) calendar days to provide pricing requested by Proposal Requests, unless determined otherwise by the Construction Manager. Contractor's price shall include all itemized costs of work associated with the proposed change, including, but not limited to, any credits, taxes, delivery charges, equipment rental, and associated supervision. Contractor shall also delineate all material quantities with itemized pricing. Contractor shall indicate any changes in activity duration, completion times, and impact on schedule float time. Contractor shall submit such pricing information on their standard COP or CPR form. C. Construction Change Directives (CCDs): Refer to the Construction Contract for information pertaining to CCDs. 2.7 WORKING & AS -BUILT DOCUMENTS A. General: Working and As -Built Documents can share the same set of Documents (Drawings and Project Manual) during construction. Exact Working and As -Built Documentation shall be determined by the Contractor. Refer to Definitions in Part 1, 1.5 for definitions for each. Together, the Working Documents and As -Built Documents generate Project Record Documents that will be submitted as a part of the Close -Out Documents. Refer to Part 6, 6.3, B, 1 for Project Record Document requirements. Refer to Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List. B. Working Drawings: 1. General: Contractor shall maintain updated red -lined Working Drawings on site through the duration of construction. These Working Drawings are working and active documents that should be maintained and updated by the Contractor on a regular basis. Contractor shall post changes and revisions to these documents as they occur; Contractor shall not wait until the end of the Project to make changes and update the Drawings. Working 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 14 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS Drawings shall be maintained in clean, dry, and good order, with legible markings, and protected from deterioration or loss. Documentation: Contractor shall document on Working Drawings any ASIs, RFIs, Addenda, FIR notes, Memos, COPS or CPRs, and any additional pertinent information issued by the Architect, Engineer, or Construction Manager during construction. These documents must be a thorough and complete red -lined and posted set of Drawings. All red -lines shall be accurate and complete, depicting graphic representations of the Work. Colors other than red can be used as so determined by the Contractor; Contractor shall provide a legend to identify all colors used. Contractor shall not use pencil or black ink to mark up Working Drawings. Working Drawings should be capable of being scanned and/or photocopied at the completion of the Project. Document Coordination: At the request of the Contractor and with agreement of the Architect, information from Architect's red -lined Construction Documents can be utilized for updating the Contractor's Working Drawings, as performed by the Contractor, to ensure uniform documents amongst the Project Team. Contractor shall allow Architect and Construction Manager to access or refer to Working Drawings while on site. C. Other Working Documents: Contractor shall be responsible to maintain and update any other necessary Construction Documents during construction, including, but not limited to, the Project Manual. The red -lined Project Manual, including its Specification Sections, should include any revisions, modifications, and changes completed and discovered during construction, any ASIs, RFIs, Addenda, and FR notes, and any additional pertinent information issued by the Architect or Construction Manager. D. As -Built Documents: Contractor shall document on as set of As -Built Drawings any permanent revisions, modifications, and changes completed and discovered during construction, including, but not limited to, any framing and sheathing replacement, structural modifications and enhancements, and electrical and mechanical modifications that will be permanently covered after construction, unless determined otherwise by the Construction Manager at the Preconstruction Meeting. 2.8 PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION A. General: Photos will be utilized as a tool during construction to facilitate coordination and communication. The following information pertains to any Project Team member documenting construction, construction areas, and construction related activities. 1. Requirements: a. All photographs shall be digital with date and time stamps. b. Photos must be of high quality and in JPEG format. c. All stored photographs shall be organized and sorted in a manner that the date and location are easily identified. Close -Out Requirements: All Project Team photos will become a part of the Project Record Documents and be compiled as a part of the Close -Out Documents. Refer to Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 15 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS B. Contractor's Responsibilities: 1. Documentation Prior to Construction: Contractor shall photo or video document areas associated with or adjacent to the Work to its satisfaction prior to commencement of the Work. Contractor shall have the opportunity, and is strongly encouraged, to document any damage existing at the start of the Project, including, but not limited to, at interior work locations, locations where work is associated with materials scheduled to remain installed, and at corridor, hallway, and elevator access locations. 2. Documentation During Construction: Contractor shall take regular construction photographs to document the Work, including, but not limited to, daily work progress, site activities, unusual conditions, specific details, existing conditions, structural repairs, and new material installations throughout the construction process. As needed, photo documentation may also be used to communicate supplemental information to the Project Team. C. Construction Manager's Responsibilities: 1. Construction Manager shall photo document work areas and activities during site visits. 2. Construction Manager shall take regular photos at specific reoccurring locations on site documenting construction progress, activities, and milestones. D. Architect's Responsibilities: 1. Architect shall photo document work areas and activities during site visits. Such photographs shall be used for communication with the Contractor and Project Team in FRs, emails, RFls, or any other purpose, and as needed to communicate and provide direction to the Contractor. 2.9 PAYMENT A. Pay Applications: Contractor shall provide a Schedule of Values (SOV) two (2) weeks prior to the submission of the first pay application for the Construction Manager's approval. Applications for payment shall be submitted on AIA Document G702 or equivalent, in conjunction with a current SOV. Refer to the Construction Contract for additional information. B. Lien Waivers and Final Release of Claims: 1. Lien Waivers: Notarized Contractor Conditional and Unconditional Lien Waivers shall be submitted with each pay application. During construction, the Construction Manager reserves the right to request conditional and unconditional lien waivers from the Subcontractors or any other potential lien claimants. 2. Final Release of All Claims: Prior to issuance of final payment, Contractor shall submit to the Construction Manager a Final Release of All Claims for the General Contractor and all Subcontractors; dollar limit associated with specific Subcontractors will be established by the Construction Manager, as agreed upon by the Contractor. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 16 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 3. Affidavits: Prior to issuance of final payment, Contractor shall also submit to the Construction Manager AIA G706 — Contractor's Affidavit of Payment of Debts and Claims and AIA G706A — Contractor's Affidavit of Release of Liens. Affidavits state that all Subcontractors, payrolls, bills for materials, bills for equipment, and other associated Project costs have been paid. Dollar limits associated with specific Subcontractors and work will be established by the Construction Manager, as agreed upon by the Contractor. 4. Close -Out Requirements: Refer to Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List and Electronic Attachment AA — Sample Forms. C. Down Payments: No down payments or mobilization payments will be granted to the Contractor, unless previously negotiated and agreed upon by the Owner and Construction Manager. 2.10 PROJECT SCHEDULE A. Definitions: Activity: A discrete part of the Project that can be identified for planning, scheduling, monitoring, and controlling the Construction Project. Activities included on the Master Project Schedule consume time and resources. Critical Activity: An activity that must start and finish on planned early start and finish times in order to avoid any delays. B. Master Project Schedule: 1. Schedule: a. The Master Project Schedule shall be in a detailed precedence -style, sequence -driven schedule with each major construction task delineated. b. The Master Project Schedule shall: 1) provide a graphic representation of all activities and events that will occur during performance of the Work; 2) identify each phase of construction; 3) set forth dates that ensure the timely and orderly completion of the Work in accordance with the requirements of the Contract Documents; 4) provide a work start date, projected work schedule, and projected work completion date consistent with Contractor's proposal for the Work; and 5) account for required shop drawings, select submittals, material fabrication, and material sequencing. c. A copy of the Master Project Schedule should be posted within the job site construction office and accessible for review by the Project Team on an as needed basis. 2. Distribution of Schedule: a. Contractor shall submit a Master Project Schedule to the Construction Manager no later than fifteen (15) calendar days after the award of the Construction Contract. b. The Master Project Schedule shall be updated by the Contractor and reviewed with the Construction Manager on a monthly basis, unless otherwise determined by the Construction Manager or the Construction Contract. Monitoring and Review of Schedule: a. Initial Schedule: The Owner, Construction Manager, and Architect shall review the initial proposed Master Project Schedule. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 17 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS b. Monitoring: The Contractor shall monitor the progress of the Work for conformance with the Master Project Schedule and shall promptly advise the Construction Manager of any delays or potential delays. In the event a progress report indicates a delay, the Contractor shall propose an affirmative plan to correct the delay, including overtime and/or additional labor, if necessary. c. Regular Schedule Review: The Owner, Construction Manager, and Architect shall regularly review the Master Project Schedule. C. Three -Week Look -Ahead Schedules: Updated Three -Week Look -Ahead Schedules shall be provided by the Contractor at every Project Meeting. If meetings occur at intervals other than weekly, Contractor shall submit updated Three -Week Look -Ahead Schedules on a weekly basis to the Construction Manager independent of the meetings. Three -Week Look -Ahead Schedules do not constitute an adjustment in the Contract Time, unless any such adjustment is agreed to by the Owner and authorized pursuant to a Change Order. PART 3 - PROCEDURAL 3.1 CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITIES A. Safety: 1. General: a. Contractor shall take all measures to ensure safety while on site, including the use of fall protections and temporary railings, where required. b. Contractor shall comply with all regulations enacted by WISHA, as well as those enforced by all other applicable regulatory agencies. c. During construction, implement necessary procedures and protections to protect property, pedestrians, and structures from damage, including, but not limited to, falling materials or tools, and trip hazards. d. Site safety is not limited to normal working hours. e. Contractor is responsible for construction site safety during construction. Contractor's Safety Officer shall visit the site and conduct regular safety inspections, as needed, and in compliance with the site -specific Safety Plan. f. Maintain access to firefighting equipment and access to all fire hydrants. g. Contractor shall conduct safety meetings with their entire crew on a weekly basis. Safety Plan: Contractor shall produce for review by the Construction Manager a site - specific Safety Plan. The Safety Plan will be maintained on site at all times, including prior to commencing Work. Safety Plan shall address all aspects of safety relative to the Work, including, but not limited to, fall hazards, pedestrian safety, and specific fire prevention measures where "hot work" is required. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 18 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS B. Scheduling and Sequencing: 1. Material Installations: Contractor bears sole responsibility for installing all materials in proper sequences indicated on the Drawings or as directed by the Architect. Contractor shall account for all relevant factors when planning to install and installing all materials in the proper sequence. Such factors include, but are not limited to, the Construction Documents, manufacturers' installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations, the weather, material lead times, and proper material installation practices. Contractor shall review all information available and notify Architect of any discrepancies in the Construction Documents, which preclude installing materials in the proper sequence. a. Out -of -Sequence Work: If Contractor fails to install any materials in the proper sequence, Contractor shall bear all costs, including the Owner's expenses for the Architect and/or Construction Manager, to remediate the out -of -sequence work. Architect reserves the right to closely manage, oversee, and direct any remedial work. Contractor shall bear all costs, including the Owner's expenses for the Architect and/or Construction Manager, for review of any change to the Construction Documents requested by the Contractor arising out of this remedial work. Any changes requested will be accepted or rejected at the sole discretion of the Architect without regard for the cost savings or convenience to the Contractor. Remedial details and revisions will be prepared and directed by the Architect. Operations Coordination: Contractor shall coordinate construction operations included in different Specification Sections to ensure efficient and orderly installations of each part of the Work. Contractor shall coordinate construction operations that depend on each other for proper installations, connections, or operations. Construction operations shall be scheduled in sequence, in order to obtain the best results where installation of one part of the Work depends on the installation of other components, before or after its own installation. Subcontractor Coordination: a. Contractor shall coordinate Subcontractors' sequence of activities to accommodate required quality assurance and quality control services, with a minimum of delay, and to avoid necessity of removing and replacing construction materials to accommodate testing, inspection, and out -of -sequence work. b. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to ensure each Subcontractor understands the effect their work will have on subsequent work of others. Contractor shall ensure such Subcontractors account for sequencing and scheduling with other Subcontractors to ensure complete and cohesive installations and results. When necessary, Contractor shall hold installation meetings or distribute memorandums outlining coordination requirements, expectations, sequencing, and scheduling. c. General Contractor shall coordinate the Work, including the work of all Subcontractors and suppliers, and not delegate responsibility for coordination to any other party. d. Contractor shall coordinate the interrelationship of all Subcontractors and suppliers, and their relationship with their total work. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 19 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS e. Contractor shall resolve differences or disputes between Subcontractors and/or material suppliers. f. Contractor shall ensure, where the work of one trade is dependent upon the work of another trade, the work first installed is properly placed, installed, aligned, and finished, as specified in the Construction Documents, or as required to properly receive subsequent materials applied or attached thereto. g. Contractor is responsible to direct Subcontractors to correct defects in substrates they install when Subcontractors of subsequent materials have a reasonable and justifiable objection to such surfaces and substrates. Contractor should not direct or encourage Subcontractors to apply or install materials to improperly finished products, substrates, and assemblies, under improper conditions, or to improperly prepared surfaces. C. Quality Control and Oversight: 1. Quality Control: a. Contractor shall perform, review, and administer quality control for work performed by its own crews and its Subcontractors' crews in accordance with the Construction Documents for the duration of construction. b. At minimum, quality control shall be performed, reviewed, and administered by the Contractor's Project Manager, Superintendent(s), Assistant Superintendent(s), and Foremen, as well as, all Subcontractors' Foremen. c. Contractor shall ensure that any Subcontractors, or their crews, contracted to perform work will comply with all terms of this Document and any other Construction Documents. d. Quality Control Plan: If requested, Contractor shall provide a quality control plan to the Construction Manager and/or Architect for quality assurance and quality control activities and responsibilities during construction. Crew Supervision: a. Contractor is responsible for all crew members under its supervision. Contractor and all Subcontractors' crews shall maintain appropriate jobsite behavior to the satisfaction of the Owner. Inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated, including, but not limited to, tobacco use, smoking, drugs, alcohol, profanity, pets, or radios within designated construction areas. Construction Manager, at its sole discretion, may levy a fine of up to $100 against the Contractor per violation of these work rules. b. Contractor shall provide an appropriate number of garbage containers for crew members' trash at discrete locations throughout the site. c. Contractor shall conduct background checks suitable for individuals expected to work in occupied Units. Verification of such background checks shall be provided to the Construction Manager upon request. d. Contractor shall conduct suitable drug tests of crew members scheduled to be on site and provide verification of said testing upon request to the Construction Manager. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 20 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS D. Mitigation of Damages: 1. Documentation of Existing Conditions: Contractor will have the opportunity, and is strongly encouraged, to photo or video document any existing damage at the start of the Project, including at the building's exterior, within common areas, or within Units. Such documentation will become a part of the Project Records and be compiled as a part of the Close -Out Documents; refer to Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List. Refer to Part 2, 2.8, B, 1 for additional information. Site Protections: Refer to Part 5, 5.6, D for parameters. Allegations of Damage Beyond Work Area: Allegations of damage by the Contractor or its Subcontractors during construction, such as, but not limited to, damage to existing finishes (scheduled to remain and not associated with areas of the Work), or Owner or Occupant personal property, will be directed to and decided at the sole discretion of the Construction Manager, unless determined otherwise by the Construction Manager. Repair of such damage caused by Contractor or any Subcontractor operations shall be the sole responsibility of the Contractor and shall be performed expeditiously with the utmost care and skill. E. Occupants' Personal Property: As requested by the Construction Manager, and as agreed upon by the Contractor, the Contractor will complete limited content manipulation of large or heavy removable personal property items at designated work areas, including, but not limited to: 1) work areas within Units; and 2) at or adjacent to exterior walls. As agreed upon between the Construction Manager and Contractor, Contractor will perform such services as a part of an Owner Allowance or Contingency. If such an Allowance was not provided, and content manipulation services are requested of the Contractor during construction, the Contractor will be asked to provide a proposal to perform such services. 3.2 MOCK-UPS A. Requirements: 1. General: a. Refer to Specification Sections for areas, assemblies, and materials where mock-ups are required. b. All mock-ups will be reasonably scheduled in advance of affected work. c. Completed and approved mock-ups will establish expectations, precedence, parameters, and constraints for the quality, alignments, aesthetics, and/or function of the products, materials, assemblies, and/or installation of the Work. Observations: a. Each and every step in the mock-up process must be observed by the Architect, unless discussed and agreed upon otherwise in advance between the Architect and Contractor. b. If portions or steps of any mock-up are started or completed without observation by the Architect, such portions or steps can be rejected at the sole discretion of the Architect. If a mock-up in part or in whole is rejected, Contractor shall reschedule the mock-up to comply with all mock-up provisions outlined here in Part 3, 3.2. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 21 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS Additional Mock -Ups: a. If the specified mock-ups are not performed correctly or are not completed, the Contractor is responsible to perform additional mock-ups in order to demonstrate its understanding of the details and design intent to the Architect's sole satisfaction. b. Additional field mock-ups, as requested by the Architect, and agreed upon by the Contractor, may also be required in order to solidify the design of a specific area or condition at no additional cost to the Owner. c. Contractor may also electively complete additional mock-ups in order to fully understand the details and design, or to convey suggested modifications to select details. 4. Review and Attendees: Mock-ups will be provided by the Contractor for review by the Architect and Construction Manager, as noted and outlined in select Specification Sections. Additional parties in attendance at mock-ups shall include, but are not limited to, the following: 1) the installation Subcontractors' Installers, Foreman and Supervisors; 2) the Contractor's Superintendents) and Foremen; and 3) associated manufacturers' representative(s). Where specifically noted, engage qualified manufacturers' representatives to observe or inspect mock-ups and material installations in accordance with Specification Sections or as required to meet warranty requirements. Manufacturers' representatives shall prepare written reports of their observations and any recommendations made during their site visit. c. Architect will document mock-up observations and discussions in FRs. 3.3 TESTING REQUIREMENTS A. Miscellaneous Testing: 1. General: a. Contractor shall provide any testing or inspection services required by the Specifications and manufacturers, as required to qualify substrates, compatibility, adhesion, installation procedures, installation sequencing, primers, etc. b. All test reports or documentation shall be distributed to the Project Team for their records. Requirements: a. Specific quality assurance and quality control requirements for select materials and products are specified in Specification Sections. Specification Sections may also establish testing requirements for production and fabrication standards. b. Specified tests, inspections, and related actions noted in individual Specification Sections do not limit the Contractor's quality assurance and quality control procedures outlined in the Construction Documents. c. Where specifically noted, engage qualified manufacturers' representatives to assist with or perform testing in accordance with Specification Sections. Manufacturers' representatives shall prepare written reports of such field testing, their observations on site, and any recommendations made as a result of such testing. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 22 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS Close -Out Requirements: All testing reports, including manufacturers' representatives' observation reports, shall be included as a part of the Close -Out Documents; refer to Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List. B. Performance Water Testing (Where Required and As Noted in Select Specification Sections): 1. General: Refer to select Specification Sections for specific performance water testing requirements. 2. Testing: Water testing may be performed by a third -party testing agency coordinated by the Construction Manager at select windows, window walls, storefronts, curtain walls, sliding glass doors, and man doors during construction, as they exist, and paid for by the Owner as a part of the Project budget. Third -party testing agency will document testing results and issue test reports to the Construction Manager and Architect. The Construction Manager will distribute the test reports to the Project Team. The Architect and Construction Manager will be in attendance during the performance water testing. As needed, additional testing documentation will be included in FRs. 3. Contractor Responsibilities: BSOW: Contractor's responsibilities include, but are not limited to, providing and installing interior protections at affected areas, coordination and facilitation of access within units and at water source locations, and facilitation and assistance of running hoses and water hook-ups during water testing, as requested by the Construction Manager. Such services shall be accounted for in the Contractor's Stipulated Sum. Allowance Work: In order to facilitate testing, the Construction Manager will coordinate with the Contractor in advance relative to the building of plenums and interior finish removals. If the Contractor is requested by the Construction Manager to provide plenums or interior finish removals, payment for such work will be made via an Owner Allowance or Contingency. C. Pull Tests: 1. General: a. Contractor shall provide for pull tests for all products requiring adhesion or compatibility. b. Pull or adhesion test requirements are delineated in select Specification Sections. c. Provide pull or adhesion tests as recommended and required by each manufacturer prior to moving forward with the installation of their products or materials. d. Pull or adhesion tests shall be performed by qualified manufacturers' or designated third -party representatives. Close -Out Documentation: Provide appropriate documentation relative to such tests, as documented by the manufacturers' or third -party representatives, with the Close -Out Documents; refer to Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 23 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 3.4 INSPECTIONS A. Close -Out Document Requirements: All inspection reports included as a part of this Item shall be submitted as a part of the Close -Out Documents; refer to Attachment B — Close -Out Documents. B. Permit Inspections (When Applicable): Contractor shall comply with all inspection requirements established by the City or Jurisdiction, as identified on issued permit(s). Inspections required by permit and performed by City or Jurisdictional Officials shall be coordinated by the Contractor in a timely manner and in accordance with permit requirements. C. Special Inspections (When Applicable): Special Inspections, when required by permit, jurisdictional law, and/or code, such as inspections associated with, but not limited to, epoxy injection, site welding, grout pocket preparation and installations, and any other inspections, will be paid for by the Owner. The Construction Manager will coordinate and engage Special Inspection Company(ies). During construction, Contractor will be responsible to coordinate Special Inspection site visits in a timely manner and in accordance with their construction schedule to comply with permit, jurisdictional law, and code requirements. Special Inspectors shall prepare and submit inspection reports to the Contractor and Construction Manager for all inspections. 3.5 PREINSTALLATION CONFERENCES A. Requirements: 1. General: a. Purpose: The intent of Preinstallation Conferences is to review design intent, details, specifications, expectations of select materials and assembly installations, and ensure compliance with information included in Specification Sections. 2. General: a. Preinstallation Conferences shall be conducted for select material and assembly installations, as noted in Specification Sections. b. Contractor shall not proceed with any installations if required Preinstallation Conferences have not been held or cannot be successfully concluded. c. Additional Preinstallation Conferences shall be held at the request of the Contractor, Construction Manager, or Architect, as deemed necessary. Scheduling: a. Contractor shall coordinate with the Architect regarding the scheduling of Preinstallation Conferences. b. Preinstallation Conferences shall be held on site with Subcontractors, Installers, and Manufacturer's Representatives prior to the installation of any materials. 4. Attendees: At minimum, Contractor, Installer(s), Architect, and Construction Manager should be in attendance. Contractor is responsible for taking notes and documenting direction and discussions at Preinstallation Conferences. Manufacturers' representatives shall be in attendance when requested or as deemed necessary. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 24 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 5. Documentation: Architect will document Preinstallation Conferences in FRs distributed to the Project Team for their records. PART 4 - MATERIALS 4.1 GENERAL A. New and Existing Materials: 1. Section 0110 00: All major new materials used to complete the Work are described in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work, the Specifications, and/or the Drawings. All existing materials scheduled to remain installed are described in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work and/or the Drawings. 2. Condition: All new materials and equipment incorporated into the Work shall be in new condition (in accordance with the Specifications) and in good working order, as determined by the Architect or Construction Manager. All existing or reused materials and equipment shall be in like -new acceptable condition and in good working order, except as approved or noted by the Architect or Construction Manager. All new and existing materials shall be suitable for their intended use. 3. Existing Materials to Be Covered: All existing building materials (not removed from buildings) must be dried out prior to the installation of subsequent new and reused materials. Existing framing and plywood sheathing shall be dried to achieve a maximum nineteen percent (19%) moisture content. 4. Material Reuse: Existing items scheduled to be reused and reinstalled shall be labeled and diagrammed for ease of reinstallation. Materials shall be safely stored undamaged. All reused materials shall be properly cleaned and prepared prior to reinstallation. 5. Products: Provide new and existing products complete with accessories, trims, finishes, fasteners, and other items needed for complete installations, and to achieve specified uses and intent. 6. Material Quality: All new and reused materials shall be qualified by the Contractor's and Subcontractor's crews prior to installation to ensure materials are free of damage and exhibit the best visual representation of the product possible. B. Non -Specified Materials: Contractor shall describe any new non -specified and assumed material(s) on the Bid Form. Where a material is not fully specified, Contractor or other parties are to assume a material of equal or greater quality to that of the existing materials. Sufficient information is available in the collective Construction Documents to allow the Contractor to prepare a price for the Work. C. Modifications to Existing Materials and Assemblies: Select existing materials and subsequent assemblies, such as hose bibs, exhaust ducts, pull stations, fire alarm systems, and any other existing building system materials and assemblies may require modification to or extension of such assemblies in order to accommodate new cladding systems, depths, or installations. Contractor shall verify existing conditions and coordinate such installations with specified cladding assemblies. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 25 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS D. Moisture, Organic Growth, and Decay Control: Moisture Control and Protections: Contractor shall avoid trapping any water within or behind finished work. Before installation of membranes, weather resistive barriers, and other construction materials, Contractor shall adequately protect areas from exposure to moisture and high humidity. Do not install wet or water damaged materials. Organic Growth: Contractor shall document and inform the Architect and Construction Manager of any visible signs of organic growth observed during construction. Contractor shall seek direction from the Architect and Construction Manager to address organic growth prior to closing and covering. Contractor shall perform repairs to affected areas as a part of a designated Owner Allowance or Contingency. Decay: Contractor shall document and inform the Architect and Construction Manager of any visible signs of decay, rot, or other damage to framing, sheathings, and other materials observed during construction. Contractor shall seek direction from the Architect and Construction Manager to address decay, rot, and damage prior to closing and covering. Contractor shall perform repairs to affected areas as a part of a designated Owner Allowance or Contingency. 4.2 MATERIAL STORAGE & HANDLING A. General: Contractor shall store, handle, and protect all new and reused materials in accordance with manufacturers' installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations, and the Specifications. B. Handling: All new and reused materials shall be carefully handled in such a manner to not damage, abrade, or adversely affect the quality and finish of the materials and products. Materials damaged as a result of handling will be replaced at the Contractor's expense. C. Storage: 1. Requirements: a. All new and reused materials scheduled to be installed during construction shall be stored in such a manner as to maintain sound material qualities, in new or original conditions, including, but not limited to, dry, well protected, and stable environments, and not in contact with ground or moisture. b. Such materials shall not become abraded, deteriorated, deformed, form organic growth, or be damaged in any manner that affects the materials' performance, quality, or aesthetics. c. Damaged materials shall not be installed as a part of the Work. d. Materials damaged as a result of inadequate storage will be replaced at the Contractor's expense. e. Store products in a manner to allow for inspection and measurement of quantity or counting of units by Contractor or Construction Manager. f. Refer to Part 5, 5.6, C for additional information. 2. Storage Areas: Contractor is to store all surplus building materials in designated storage areas at the end of each day; no materials shall be stored outside designated storage areas, unless approved by the Construction Manager. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 26 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 3. Loading Existing Structure(s): Contractor shall take any necessary precautions as to not overload buildings' structures when storing and staging materials on roofs or other building areas. Contractor shall coordinate with Architect, Construction Manager, and Structural Engineer for verification of structure, if needed. 4. Securement: Ensure materials are securely tied down and unable to be moved by wind or any other environmental event. 5. Project Materials: Only materials and equipment that are to be used directly in the Work shall be brought to and stored on the Project site by the Contractor. 4.3 MATERIAL DELIVERY A. General: Requirements: Deliver products to site in undamaged conditions, in manufacturers' original sealed containers, or other packaging systems, complete with identifying labels, intact and legible, and complete with instructions for handling, storing, unpacking, protecting, and installing. Quality: Contractor shall inspect all products upon delivery to determine compliance with the Construction Documents, and to determine that products are undamaged and properly protected. Coordination: Schedule deliveries to minimize long-term storage at Project site and to prevent overcrowding of construction areas. Coordinate deliveries with installation times to ensure minimum holding time for items that are easily damaged, flammable, hazardous, or sensitive to deterioration, theft, and other losses. B. Pick Up and Deliveries on Street and Driveways: 1. Coordination: Unless agreed upon otherwise, Contractor shall coordinate site pick-up and delivery locations and requirements with the Construction Manager prior to coordinating and scheduling any construction material deliveries and pick-ups. 2. Locations: Pick-up and delivery locations may include, but are not limited to, the use of driveways or adjacent street(s) for scheduled deliveries, transportation, loading and unloading, and any other construction activities by Contractor's crews. 4.4 MATERIAL INSTALLATIONS A. General: Manufacturers' Requirements: Comply with manufacturers' written installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations, for installing products and materials in conjunction with specified and detailed applications and systems. Conditions: a. Install products under conditions and within timing that will ensure the best possible results. b. Maintain conditions required for product performance during curing and drying. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 27 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS c. Conduct construction operations so that no part of the Work is subjected to damaging operations or loading in excess of that expected during normal conditions of occupancy, unless determined otherwise by the Structural Engineer. B. Protections: Properly protect newly installed materials and building components from damage or deterioration prior to and until Substantial Completion. Comply with manufacturers' protection and maintenance instructions, when applicable. C. Alignments: Locate the Work and components of the Work accurately, in correct alignments and elevations, as indicated on Drawings and in Specifications. Make vertical work plumb and make horizontal work level, unless noted otherwise. D. Sequencing: Sequence the Work and allow adequate clearances to accommodate movement of construction items on site and placement into permanent locations. E. Material Compatibility: Contractor will verify and coordinate the compatibility of materials (from differing manufacturers) installed as a part of assemblies or systems, and for installations where differing materials interface and share adjacencies. Contractor shall identify any incompatibilities and bring such issues to the attention of the Architect. F. Concealed Materials: Conceal pipes and wiring in finished areas, unless otherwise indicated or directed. G. Painting: Prep, prime, and paint any paintable existing materials directly adjacent to that which is affected by the Work and/or within the Scope of Work area; paint all existing materials corner to corner or to the nearest change in plane. Paint any existing paintable or previously painted materials scheduled to remain installed, adjacent to and within the Scope of Work, which are damaged during the Work. H. Expansion Provisions: Provide for expansion and contraction movement of materials, systems, and assemblies, with respect to installations, details, and joinery. Coordinate specific detailing and aesthetics associated with expansion provisions with the Architect. I. Tolerances: 1. General: Tolerances are typically established in individual Specification Sections and/or on the Drawings, which establish guidelines, parameters, alignments, etc. that support overall Design Intent. Prior to installation of materials and products, Contractor shall inform itself of the guidelines and tolerances established in the Specifications and/or Drawings. Tolerances established in individual Specification Sections and on the Drawings prevail over any manufacturers' or industry standard guidelines, unless less strict. 2. Materials and Products: Unless specified otherwise in individual Specification Sections and/or on the Drawings, product and material tolerances shall be based on manufacturers' printed product literature, or as established by other industry standard guidelines, whichever is stricter. Contractor shall be responsible for qualifying new and existing materials and products prior to (re)installation, to ensure such materials and products comply with the Design Intent and expectations for the Project. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 28 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 3. Installations and Workmanship: Unless specified otherwise in individual Specification Sections and/or on the Drawings, installation and workmanship tolerances must conform with Design Intent, and any additional guidelines provided by the Architect during construction. 4. Non -Conforming Work: If materials, products, and installations do not comply with the Design Intent or established criteria, Architect, at its sole discretion, will direct the Contractor to replace non -conforming materials, products, and installations at the Contractor's own expense. Architect will also direct replacement of poorly or unqualified installed materials or products. 4.5 SUBMITTALS A. General: 1. General: Adhere to all requirements stated in Part 4, 4.5. Information within this Item applies to all submittal types, unless deemed not applicable or noted otherwise by the Architect, including Part 4, 4.5, G. 2. Requirements: Product submittals and samples will be required for certain components, as noted in the Specifications. 3. Procedure: The Architect will review and approve or reject submittals and samples. Submittals shall be reviewed by the Architect for material, product or assembly compliance, and design intent, as established by the Construction Documents. 4. Submission: Submittals shall be bundled together (as a collated and electronic PDF) and submitted in as few packages as possible. Submissions provided in an incomplete or piecemeal manner will not be considered ready for review. When applicable, Contractor shall coordinate submission of different types of submittals for related parts of the Work, so that processing will not be delayed because of the need to review submittals concurrently for coordination. Physical samples should only be provided to the Architect, as required by select Specification Sections. 5. Precedence: Contractor shall not begin fabrication or installation of Work that requires an approved submittal, until the respective submittal has been approved and returned by the Architect. 6. Document Retention: Contractor shall retain all Standard and Custom Submittals forwarded to and returned by the Architect for review and approval on site, either digitally or via hardcopy. Such submittals shall be readily available for review by the Architect, Construction Manager on site at any time during construction. 7. Specified Materials: For select materials where specific or custom finishes are required, select material samples are available for review by the Contractor at the Architect's office for verification of the exact finish, texture, and color of the specified material. 8. Submittal Log: a. At Beginning of Construction: Architect will prepare a submittal log for the Project. Prior to issuance of any submittals, Architect and Contractor will review submittal log to ensure concurrence with listed submittal requirements. Additional submittal log information will be coordinated at the Preconstruction Meeting. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 29 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS b. During Construction: Architect will upkeep and maintain the submittal log. The submittal log will likely undergo various iterations as construction progresses. Submittal log will be provided to the Contractor for its use on a regular or as needed basis. c. Contractor's Responsibility: Maintenance of the submittal log by the Architect does not circumvent the Contractor or its Subcontractors' responsibility from understanding the Project Documents or Specifications. Contractor is responsible for referencing and utilizing the submittal log, and for qualifying the information published in the submittal log. If questions or discrepancies arise, bring them to the attention of the Architect for clarification. B. Definitions: 1. Standard Submittals: Standard Submittals are submittals that include, but are not limited to, manufacturers' product data, installation instructions, and manufacturers' standard details (only as applicable). Standard Submittals shall represent the materials, products, and assemblies the Contractor or its Subcontractors intend to install, including pertinent installation information relative to specific materials, products, and assemblies. Contractor shall not include manufacturers' SDS (Safety Data Sheet) information and manufacturers' standard specifications, unless specifically noted in Specification Sections. Submittals with unnecessary or non -project specific data will be returned without review. Custom Submittals might be required in conjunction with Standard Submittals, as noted in the Specifications. 2. Custom Submittals: Custom Submittals are submittals that include, but are not limited to, field measurements after demolition, shop drawings, standard color charts (hardcopy format), colors and finishes, draw downs, engineering calculations, sample warranties, and manufacturers' or installers' certifications. Product samples are considered Custom Submittals. 3. Close -Out Submittals: Close -Out Submittals apply to all products that have, but are not limited to, warranties, manufacturers' maintenance instructions, and manufacturers' operating procedures. Close -Out Submittals are not always noted in Specification Sections. Close -Out Submittals will be included as a part of the Close -Out Documents provided by the Contractor at the completion of the Project. Refer to Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List. 4. Contractor Retained Submittals: For select reasons, during construction, specified or newly added material submittals might not be submitted to the Architect on site for approval; the Architect might approve the installation of such materials in another form other than a submittal. However, the Contractor shall track such materials and submit applicable Standard Submittal data as a part of their submitted Close -Out Documents; refer to Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List. C. Submittal Time Frame: Standard Submittals: Standard Submittals will be required no later than thirty (30) days after the execution of the Construction Contract, unless agreed upon and determined otherwise by the Construction Manager. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 30 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 2. Custom Submittals: Custom Submittals will be required thirty (30) days prior to ordering, fabricating, or installation of such materials. Contractor is responsible for knowing lead times of products and how they affect schedule and sequencing. 3. Architect's Review Time: Architect shall have two (2) calendar weeks to review each Standard and Custom Submittal. Time frame begins upon receipt of the complete submittal package, unless agreed upon and determined otherwise by the Architect. 4. Resubmittal Review Time: Architect shall have two (2) calendar weeks to review each resubmitted submittal. Time frame begins upon receipt of the complete submittal package, unless agreed upon and determined otherwise by the Architect. Architect will review up to two (2) additional resubmitted submittals, per each material, product, or assembly, due to insufficient submittal information. If number of resubmitted submittals exceeds two (2), Contractor shall be solely liable for any Architect's fees incurred for additional reviews. D. Submittal Submissions: Unless agreed otherwise, Contractor shall forward submittals for review in one of the following manners: Email (Preferred Submittal Method): Submit one (1) copy of each submittal in electronic form to Architect. Read receipts or acknowledgement emails shall be issued to the sender upon receipt of submitted and returned submittals. Hardcopy: Submittal method for product samples, color samples, and brochures. Submit four (4) copies of each submittal; one (1) copy for the Owner (retained by Architect), one (1) for the Architect, and two (2) for Contractor's records and use. Samples: Product samples and color charts shall always be supplied in hardcopy versions to the Architect to supplement emailed submittals. When required by Specifications, a minimum of two (2) samples shall be provided, one (1) for the Architect and one (1) for the Contractor, unless noted otherwise in the Specifications. If only one (1) sample is provided for review, the Architect will retain such sample for its records and the Contractor will receive an electronic copy of the sample with the returned submittal. At the discretion of the Architect, select samples may be reviewed on site and documented via photo. 4. Shop Drawings: Shop drawings or details for select Project components shall be submitted to the Architect by the Contractor, as noted in the Specifications. Do not reproduce Construction Document Drawings to be submitted as a part of a Submittal. Such reproduced submittals will be rejected. E. Submittal Requirements: 1. General: Submittals shall be submitted in a complete, organized, and reviewable manner with sufficient detail, such as locations, sizing, dimension, colors, etc., necessary to support a timely review. Submittals without submittal numbers and cover sheets will be rejected. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 31 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS Submittal Cover: Contractor shall submit a sample of their proposed submittal cover sheet for review and comment by Architect prior to issuance of any submittals. A sample submittal cover has been provided for reference in Electronic Attachment AA — Sample Forms. a. Submittals shall have a cover sheet, including, but not limited to, the following information: i. Submittal Number. ii. Product acronym or identifier (i.e. SLNT-2) iii. Product. iv. Product description. v. Date. vi. Contractor. vii. Subcontractor, if applicable. viii. Specification Section Number. ix. Description of product use and locations. x. List of items included in submittal. xi. Contractor review stamp. 3. Submittal Numbering: Submittals shall be numbered separately and sequentially, for each specific submittal package. Submittal packages can be comprised of one product or multiple products. Each product in a submittal package will have a separate Item Number. Item Numbers shall be sequential and begin at number 1 for each submittal. For example, Submittal Number 1.12 represents Submittal Number 1, Item Number 12. 4. Resubmitted Submittals: Submittals requesting resubmittal require additional action based on returned submittal comments. Resubmitted submittals shall be designated with an "-R" behind the submittal number. Contractor shall reuse the previous submittal number for the resubmitted product. For example, the previous Submittal Number of 1.12 will be resubmitted as Submittal Number 1.12-R. 5. Rejected Submittals: Rejected submittals may or may not require additional action. If additional action is needed, provide the subsequent submittal, as follow-up for the rejected submittal, under a new submittal number, versus with an "-R" as if it was a resubmittal. 6. Contractor Review Stamp: a. All Contractor and Subcontractor submittals shall be reviewed and redlined by the General Contractor prior to submission to the Architect. Contractor shall acknowledge this review by signing and dating the Contractor Review Stamp. Submittals not stamped and signed by the General Contractor will not be reviewed with prompt notification by the Architect. b. By approving and submitting shop drawings, product data, samples, and similar submittals, the Contractor represents it has determined and verified materials, products, assemblies, field measurements, and field construction criteria related thereto, and has checked and coordinated the information contained within such submittals with the requirements of the Work and the Construction Documents. c. Contractor shall identify options requiring selection by Architect. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 32 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS d. Contractor shall mark-up and note any pertinent deviations or additional information on submittals prior to distribution to Architect, including, but not limited to, minor variations, limitations, dimensions, and colors, as well as remove and strike irrelevant and unnecessary data for clarity. If more than one product, color, or assembly is included on product data, as a part of the submission, the Contractor shall mark-up product data accordingly to identify exact products, colors, and/or assemblies intended for use. 7. Coordination: a. Contractor shall coordinate preparation and processing of submittals with fabrication, purchasing, testing, delivery, other submittals, and related activities that require sequential activity. b. Submit all submittal items required for each Specification Section concurrently. Architect Action Stamps: Architect has two (2) stamps for use when reviewing submittals: 1) a stamp for Standard Submittals and select Custom Submittals; and 2) a stamp for Shop Drawings. Architect shall stamp each submittal with an action stamp and mark stamp appropriately to indicate action Contractor shall take, as follows: 1. NO EXCEPTIONS TAKEN: a. Final Unrestricted Release: Work covered by submittal may proceed provided it complies with the requirements of the Construction Documents. 2. REVIEWED & PROCEED AS NOTED: a. Final Restricted Release: Work covered by submittal may proceed provided it complies with and implements comments, modifications, and corrections noted on submittal, and complies with the requirements of the Construction Documents. 3. REVISE & RESUBMIT: a. Returned for Re -Submittal: Do not proceed with Work covered by submittal, including purchasing, fabrication, delivery, or any other activity. Provide revised submittal that complies and implements comments, modifications, and corrections noted on submittal, and complies with the requirements of the Construction Documents. Resubmit to Architect for additional review. Repeat as necessary to obtain a releasing submittal. 4. REJECTED: Rejected From Use: Work or product covered by submittal may NOT proceed or be used. i. No Further Action Required: Submittal may be rejected with no further action required. Meaning, the rejected product or material will not be used on the Project and no other product or material will take its place. ii. Further Action Required: Submittal may be rejected, but further action may be required. If product is rejected and comments indicate another product or material must be submitted in its place, submit alternate product or material in accordance with Part 4, 4.5, E, 5. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 33 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 5. NOT REVIEWED: Portion of Submittal Not Reviewed by Architect: Portion of submittal not reviewed by Architect due to inability to make changes to information. An example of such might be a technical data sheet submitted by a manufacturer. i. RECEIVED: Where a submittal is for information or record purposes, special reasoning, or other activity, Architect will return submittal without action. ii. NOT REQUIRED: Select submittals not required by the Construction Documents may be returned by the Architect without action. G. Bidder Alternates: 1. Submissions During Bidding: a. Form: A Bidder Alternate Form has been provided in the Forms Section of the Bid Documents. Contractor must use provided Bidder Alternate Form when submitting for Bidder Alternates during bidding. Contractor must meet all requirements listed herein and on the Bid Form. If submitted otherwise, the alternate request will not be reviewed or accepted. b. Submission: Bidder Alternate Forms shall be submitted by Bidding General Contractors only, not by Subcontractors, manufacturers' representatives, or suppliers. Forms submitted by entities other than Bidding General Contractor will not be reviewed. c. Timing: If submitting an alternate product during bidding, Bidding General Contractor shall submit a Bidder Alternate Form(s) along with the Bid Form at or prior to the Bid Intake Date. d. Base Scope of Work Pricing: All Bidders must submit pricing in accordance with Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work (BSOW). Bidder Alternates are supplemental and voluntary in addition to the BSOW and shall be accompanied by additive or deductive pricing where applicable, as noted on the Bidder Alternate Form. Contractor shall submit product data as noted on Bidder Alternate form, as a part of the alternate submission. e. Parameters: Bidder alternates will only be reviewed, if permitted by associated Specification Sections. If Specification Sections note "No Alternates or Substitutions," product alternates or substitutions will not be permitted. f. Product Identification: Whenever a product is specified by using a proprietary name or the name of a particular manufacturer or vendor, the specific item noted shall be understood as establishing the type, function, dimension, appearance, and quality desired. The Architect shall determine if the proposed alternate product is of equal or greater quality than the product specified. g. Timing: Refer to Part 4, 4.5, H, 3, a for timing requirements during bidding. During Construction: Refer to additional information in Part 4, 4.5, H, 2, c and 3, b for additional information regarding the use of the Bidder Alternate Form for substitutions during construction. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 34 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS H. Substitutions: 1. No Substitutions: Product substitutions will not be permitted if Specification Sections note "No Substitutions". 2. Product Substitutions: a. Substitutions will not be allowed unless specifically delineated or outlined in Specification Sections and approved by the Architect. b. Refer to Specification Sections for authorized product substitutions. Potential substitutions are typically noted as "Or Equal". i. Specific or named materials and products are denoted in individual Specification Sections. Product substitutions of equal or greater quality may be substituted for specified manufacturers' products only when noted or allowed. Whenever a product is specified by using a proprietary name or the name of a particular manufacturer or vendor, the specific item noted shall be understood as establishing the type, function, dimension, appearance, and quality desired. The Architect will determine if the Contractor's recommended product substitutions are of equal or greater quality to specified products. c. During construction, if the Contractor elects to propose substituted material(s) for justified reasons, Bidder Alternate Form must be submitted to the Architect for review and approval, as a part of a formal material or assembly Substitution Request, in conjunction with Standard Submittal documentation of specified and substituted products. Refer to Bidder Alternate Form in the Forms Section of the Bid Documents. 3. Timing: a. Bid Phase: i. Qualified Substitutions: Allowed product substitutions shall be identified on the Bid Form at the time of Bid Intake. ii. Un-Qualified Substitutions: No product substitutions will be allowed during bidding, except at the sole discretion of the Architect. Substitution Requests during bidding will be reviewed only under the following circumstances: 1) the specified product is unavailable; 2) an alternate product may provide performance advantages to the overall Project; or 3) an alternate product may provide a cost savings (credit) to the Owner. Contractor must provide Standard Submittal information for both the specified product and the proposed substitution product. If required Standard Submittal information is not submitted appropriately, request will be rejected. The reason for the proposed change shall be submitted on an accompanying Bidder Alternate Form; refer to the Forms Section of the Bid Documents. b. During Construction: No product substitutions will be allowed during construction, except at the sole discretion of the Architect. Substitution Requests during construction will be reviewed only under the following circumstances: 1) the specified product is unavailable; 2) an alternate product may provide performance advantages to the overall Project; or 3) an alternate product may provide a cost savings (credit) to the Owner. Contractor must provide Standard Submittal information for both the specified product and the proposed substitution product as items of a single submittal. Contractor shall note the submittal is a Substitution Request on the submittal cover sheet. The reason for the proposed change shall be submitted on an 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 35 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS accompanying Bidder Alternate Form; refer to the Forms Section of the Bid Documents. Refer to Part 4, 4.5, H, 2, c for additional information. Custom Submittals will be required, as applicable; coordinate exact submission requirements with Architect. 4.6 SPECIFICATIONS A. General: Purpose: In addition to materials, the Specifications also describe preparation and installation procedures and requirements. Materials: a. Specifications are not provided for all materials. Specifications are only provided for materials in which a specific material or established quality of material is desired. In addition to the Specifications, materials are also described in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work and the Drawing Set. b. Where Specifications are not provided for replacement materials, Contractor shall install materials of equal or better quality to the material originally installed, unless directed otherwise by the Architect. Such materials must be approved by the Architect. B. Reference Standards: If compliance with two (2) or more standards are specified, and the standards established have different or conflicting requirements for minimum requirements or quality levels, comply with the most stringent requirements specified. Refer conflicting requirements that are different, but apparently equal, to the Architect for a decision before proceeding. C. Product Requirements: Products identified within individual Specification Sections fall into the following categories: 1. Named Products: Items identified by manufacturer's product name, including make, model number, or other designation noted to establish the significant qualities related to type, function, dimension, in-service performance, physical properties, appearance, and other characteristics shown or listed in manufacturers' published product literature, that are current as of the date of the Construction Documents. 2. Comparable Products: Products that are demonstrated and approved through the submittal process to have the indicated qualities related to type, function, dimension, in- service performance, physical properties, appearance, and other characteristics that are equal to or exceed those of the specified product. Specific "Or Equal" products might be listed within individual Specification Sections if certain products are deemed of equal or better quality to that specified by the Architect. 3. Performance Requirements: In some Specification Sections, named products are not cited. However, if desired quality and performance expectations exist for the Project, performance requirements are noted in Specification Sections. Performance requirements establish quality and performance criteria for materials and workmanship, including the desired outcome or result. The nature of the performance requirements may be defined by the desired outcome or by reference standards. Performance requirements establish certain standards that must be met, but do not necessarily specify exact materials and 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 36 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS how to accomplish the Work; such materials and methodologies shall be determined by the Contractor or its Subcontractors via research, discovery, historical knowledge, mock- ups, and testing. 4.7 DEMOLITION & DISPOSAL A. General: Refer to Section 02 42 00 — Removal and Demolition of Construction Materials. B. Definitions: 1. Construction Waste: New and existing building and site improvement materials and other solid waste resulting from construction or repair operations. Construction waste includes packaging. 2. Demolition Waste: Existing building and site materials resulting from demolition or selective demolition operations. C. Selective Demolition: 1. General: a. Demolition: Carefully remove items noted to be removed and disposed of, noted in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work, as to not damage adjacent building elements, finishes, and landscaping. b. Material Reuse: Carefully remove, label, and store items noted to be removed, stored, and reinstalled. Contractor shall assume full responsibility for storage of existing materials removed to perform the Work and scheduled for reinstallation. Contractor shall clean all stored materials prior to reinstallation. 2. Concrete Removal: If required, scheduled concrete removal shall be accomplished by making neat vertical saw cuts at the boundaries of areas to be removed. 3. Cutting: At limits of demolition work, shown or specified, provide neat, orderly, and clean joints, lines, and edges of surfaces, whether for junctions with new or existing materials or surfaces. Remove full lengths of existing materials where indicated on Drawings and where cutting or partial removal of existing materials is not permitted. If needed, Contractor shall request a conference to discuss cutting and removal of existing building elements to ensure expectations and parameters are met. a. Unavoidable Resultant Damage: If as a result of the Scope of Work, damage to existing materials or surfaces scheduled to remain is unavoidable, Contractor shall repair such existing materials or surfaces as a part of a designated Owner Allowance or Contingency, as directed by the Construction Manager or Architect. b. Avoidable Resultant Damage: If damage to existing materials or surfaces scheduled to remain is avoidable, and damage occurs as a result of Contractor's or its Subcontractors' negligence, repairs to such existing materials or surfaces shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. 4. Patching: Contractor is responsible for the repair of any surfaces to remain, which are exposed, defaced, or damaged as a result of demolition work. Repair and repaint surfaces as specified and agreed upon by Architect. Repaired and replaced surfaces shall match existing materials, finishes, colors, and textures. Patching and repairs shall be indiscernible from original installations. Do not patch and repair exposed construction in a manner that would, in the Architect's opinion, reduce the building's aesthetic qualities. Contractor is 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 37 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS responsible for the removal and reconstruction of any unsatisfactory patch repairs. Materials used for patching shall be identical to or visually match in -place materials. a. Unavoidable Resultant Damage: If as a result of the Scope of Work, damage to existing materials or surfaces scheduled to remain is unavoidable, Contractor shall repair such existing materials or surfaces as a part of a designated Owner Allowance or Contingency, as directed by the Construction Manager or Architect. b. Avoidable Resultant Damage: If damage to existing materials or surfaces scheduled to remain is avoidable, and damage occurs as a result of Contractor's or its Subcontractors' negligence, repairs to such existing materials or surfaces shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. D. Waste Management Parameters: 1. General: a. Contractor shall be solely responsible for safety, accuracy, and satisfactory performance of methods and means employed for demolition and legal disposal. All costs associated with these activities shall be included as a part of the Contractor's Stipulated Sum. b. Coordinate removal of waste materials from the site on an as needed basis. Waste materials shall not be allowed to accumulate on site beyond a reasonable quantity or duration. Daily waste removal from site shall be exercised, as needed. Contractor's dumpsters shall not be allowed to become over filled. c. Waste materials shall be removed and disposed of away from site in a legal manner. Location of disposal site and length of haul are the responsibility of the Contractor. d. Waste management areas on site shall be kept clean and neat on a daily basis. e. Clearly mark all containers to avoid contamination or improper mixing of materials. f. Demolition debris shall not be allowed to damage or overload existing structure(s). g. Conduct demolition with minimal interference to public and private drives, parking, streets, sidewalks, building activities, complex operations, and adjacent amenities. h. Contractor shall not use Owner's dumpsters or waste material bins for any construction related debris, for any other purpose, or by any construction related personnel. i. After removal of construction and demolition waste, clean adjacent and surrounding areas to be free of debris, rubble, dust, and any other remnants of demolition. Construction Waste: Practice efficient waste management through proper planning and use of new materials in the course of the Work, including, but not limited to, when sizing, cutting, and installing building materials. Use all reasonable means to reduce construction waste. E. Recycling and Salvage: 1. General: a. Contractor shall comply with local jurisdiction requirements for the Project. b. Contractor is encouraged to recycle and salvage demolished materials and construction waste. c. Revenues, savings, and other incentives received for recycling waste material shall be applied to overall Project costs. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 38 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS Preparation of Recycling Waste: a. Prepare and maintain recyclable waste materials in accordance with recycling or reuse facility requirements. Separate recyclable waste by type at Project site, as required, to the maximum extent practical, and in accordance with recycling facility parameters. b. Maintain materials free of dirt, adhesives, solvents, petroleum contamination, and other substances deleterious to the recycling process. c. Separate recyclable waste from other waste materials, trash, and debris. d. If separating and sorting recyclables on site, provide appropriately marked containers or bins for controlling recyclable waste until removed from Project site. Include list of acceptable and not acceptable materials at each container and bin. e. If separating and sorting recyclables on site, Contractor shall provide on -site instructions and supervision of separation, handling, salvaging, recycling, and reuse methods to be used by crew members during waste generating stages of the Work. F. Shoring: As necessary, Contractor shall provide shoring and protections to prevent damage to existing materials and adjacent landscaping scheduled to remain. Shoring or bracing shall be temporarily installed to support existing construction and materials, as required, and in a manner suitable to support Work sequences. If repairs affect existing shear walls or shear components, bracing and/or shoring should be installed in conjunction with the removal of shear walls or shear components. Temporary shoring shall remain installed until permanent structural repairs are complete. Unless determined otherwise by the Construction Manager, damage to existing construction due to inadequate shoring, or as a result of shoring connections to existing building materials, is the Contractor's responsibility. G. Existing Materials: Damaged Existing Materials or Surfaces Scheduled to Remain Adjacent to or Within Work Area(s): a. Unavoidable Damage: During construction, if as a result of the Scope of Work, damage to existing materials or surfaces scheduled to remain is unavoidable, Contractor shall repair such existing materials or surfaces as a part of a designated Owner Allowance or Contingency, as directed by the Construction Manager or Architect. b. Avoidable Damage: If damage to existing materials or surfaces scheduled to remain is avoidable, and damage occurs as a result of Contractor's or its Subcontractors' negligence, repairs to such existing materials or surfaces shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. This includes, but is not limited to, adjacent cladding, interior surfaces, building accessories, and site finishes, including, but not limited to, cladding materials, concrete curbs, concrete patios, sidewalks, asphalt, utilities, landscaping, landscape sprinkler systems, and mechanical equipment. 2. Existing Finished Surfaces to Remain: Contractor shall assume full responsibility for existing finished surfaces scheduled to remain, including, but not limited to, paint, soffits, sheathing, gyp board, framing, cladding, windows, sliding glass doors, man doors, and window, sliding glass door, and man door liners, as deemed applicable, if disturbed, damaged or abraded during construction. Such existing finished surfaces shall be replaced in -kind at Contractor's expense, if damaged surfaces are above and beyond those defined as a part of the BSOW. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 39 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS Existing Concealed Utilities to be Modified: If existing utilities are exposed during construction for inspection, repair, or modification as a part of the Work, Contractor shall adequately test such utilities to ensure they are in working order prior to proceeding with subsequent Work. If damage is caused to existing utilities, during access, repair, or close- up of the work area, the Contractor shall be fully responsible for any repairs required to the damaged utilities. H. Equipment: Where applicable and if equipment is interfaced during construction, Contractor shall be responsible for the complete repair of existing equipment affected by the new construction. Contractor shall inspect existing equipment for condition of the equipment, utilities, and materials prior to the commencement of the Work. The Contractor assumes responsibility for servicing and repairing equipment and materials, if these items were in working order prior to construction, and not in working order at the completion of construction. Contractor has the right to request Owner's maintenance logs, records, or reports of operation and conditions of existing equipment, as a part of their due diligence, prior to conducting repairs adjacent to or associated with existing equipment. PART 5 - SITE 5.1 EXISTING CONDITIONS A. Examination of Documents: Contractor is responsible for examining the Project Manual and other Construction Documents during bidding and construction. Contractor shall fully inform itself of existing conditions and limitations under which the Work is to be performed. The Contractor shall be required to provide all items necessary to perform the Work, as set forth by, or fairly inferable from, the Construction Documents. B. Site Review: Contractor shall inspect the Site and location of the Work during bidding to become acquainted with and understand conditions relating to the Work to be performed, as described in the Construction Documents. Contractor shall also visit the site to verify existing conditions, including, but not limited to, access, power requirements, staging, material storage, and disposal, and any items within the BSOW that are quantifiable or discoverable prior to executing the Construction Contract. Refer to the Construction Contract for additional information. C. Quantification: Unless specifically noted, quantities have not been provided for most items in the Construction Documents; all quantities shall be verified in the field, or otherwise, by the Contractor. No additional compensation will be made to the Contractor because of lack of such examination, unless as deemed allowable by the Construction Manager. Any required, but unquantifiable, Work shall be identified by the Contractor on the Bid Form. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 40 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS D. Existing Conditions: Before proceeding with any component of the Work, Contractor should examine substrates, areas, and conditions, with the installer or applicator present, for compliance with requirements for installation tolerances and other conditions affecting product performance or material installations. Record and report to the Architect any existing conditions not in compliance with manufacturers' installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations, and the Drawings. Proceed with the installation only after inspection and correction of unsatisfactory conditions have occurred. Proceeding with the Work indicates acceptance of existing surfaces and conditions. Field Measurements: Contractor shall take field measurements as needed or required to fit the Work properly. Re -check measurements before installing each product; dry fit materials as needed. Where portions of the Work are indicated to fit to existing construction, verify dimensions of existing construction with field measurements before fabrication. Coordinate fabrication schedule with construction progress to avoid delaying the Work. Building and Unit Signage: If affected by the Work, temporarily mount and display existing building and unit signage during construction for identification and emergency purposes. G. Existing Fire Extinguishers (If They Occur): If affected by the Work, mount existing fire extinguishers in a temporary and accessible manner during construction. Reinstall existing fire extinguishers, as a part of the Work, in accordance with Details. 5.2 PARKING & TRAFFIC CONTROL A. Contractor Parking: 1. Parking Off Site: Carpooling, shuttles, and public transit are encouraged, and should be used to minimize parking expenses, all of which is to be managed by the Contractor. 5.3 EGRESS & ACCESS A. Building Egress: Except for short durations of time, no longer than necessary, with minimum forty-eight (48) hours prior notice and coordination, Contractor must maintain legal egress to occupied Units, and building entrances at all times during course of construction, regardless of erected construction barriers and scaffolding. B. Construction Access: Contractor shall determine the most cost-effective staging and vertical access systems for the building(s), while maintaining safety requirements. During construction, Construction Manager, Architect, Engineers, or any other Consultants shall have access to staging and vertical access for inspections, documentation, and communication related to the Work. Contractor shall provide and accommodate for access to swing stages, pump jacks, lifts, or any other confined staging by the Architect and Construction Manager for inspections, punchlisting, and other regular site visits to observe and document construction progress. Contractor shall provide for time associated with this required access in its Stipulated Sum. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 41 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 5.4 STAGING AREAS A. Construction Office: Contractor must provide a temporary construction office on site with all necessary office equipment and amenities required to run a complete construction project and adequately support the project size. Location of the office is to be determined and agreed upon by the Construction Manager, Contractor, and Owner. B. Fire Extinguishers: Contractor's construction office shall be equipped with a minimum of one (1) portable, UL rated fire extinguishers. Each independent staging area shall be equipped with a minimum of one (1) fire extinguisher. C. Temporary Facilities: 1. Contractor's Facilities: Dumpster(s) and portable toilets shall be provided on site by the Contractor for use during construction. Locations for these items will be agreed upon by the Construction Manager, Contractor, and Owner. 2. Owner's Facilities: The Owners' facilities, such as dumpsters, shall not be used for construction related debris during construction. Unit or Building restrooms shall not be used by any construction personnel during construction. D. Duration: Remove all temporary and support facilities, construction office, and storage areas prior to Substantial Completion, or as agreed upon by the Construction Manager. At the completion of the Work, and if needed, reinstate any original finishes and restore existing materials to original conditions. E. Security: Install temporary enclosures with lockable entrances around storage areas to prevent unauthorized entrance, vandalism, theft, and similar violations of security for duration of construction. Refer to Part 1, 1.10 for additional information. F. Paint and Maintenance: Paint construction office and any other barriers at the beginning of construction, as directed by the Construction Manager. Maintain such elements throughout the duration of construction, as needed, and directed by the Construction Manager. 5.5 CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS & BARRICADES A. Materials: Use new or used materials, suitable for intended purposes. Materials shall be clean and uniform in appearance. Maintain barrier and barricade materials as needed during construction. B. Barriers and Security: 1. General: a. Provide safe, adequately wide, accessible, alternate routes around closed or obstructed pathways at all times during construction. b. Barrier and barricade materials, shapes, and heights are to be determined by the Contractor. c. Protect, and enclose with barricades, finished areas that are not included in or affected by the Work, nor scheduled for demolition. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 42 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS d. Remove all barriers upon completion of the Work. Reinstate existing materials, landscaping, and other building components to original conditions, if adversely affected by barrier installations or the routing of pedestrians. Security: Contractor shall provide and maintain suitable barriers and/or temporary enclosures to prevent public entry within or onto access stairs, vertical access components, construction equipment, or any other potentially dangerous construction work areas. Where necessary, provide suitable hinged access doors with latches in barriers. Provide warning and directional signage where appropriate. Occupant Control: Construction barricades shall be installed, as required for the protection and routing of Occupants and End -Users, within and around the building(s) and complex. Provide temporary access tunnels for protections with full enclosures, if required, and as permittable. C. Connections and Tie -Backs: Connect barriers and scaffolding to existing building elements in a manner that the removal is not harmful to permanent building materials. Connections and tie- backs through or into cladding or roof materials shall be properly repaired by the Contractor after scaffolding and barriers are dismantled, including, but not limited to, assembly waterproofing, functionality, and aesthetics. Such repairs shall be indiscernible, unless otherwise approved by the Architect or Construction Manager. Review exact tie -back and/or connection repairs with Architect. Submit associated repair products for Architect's review and approval prior to implementing such repairs. D. Overhead Protection(s): Contractor shall provide adequate overhead protections and covers for any remedial work completed over Occupant egress locations, including, but not limited to, entry and exit areas, walkways, stairs, garages, and sidewalks. Materials and methods of such protections will be the responsibility of the Contractor and may include, but are not limited to, overhead decking, protective enclosure walls, handrails, barricades, and any other provisions necessary for the protection and safe passage of Occupants and End -Users. Coordinate locations of overhead protections and covered walkways with entrance gates, entry doors, garage doors, and any other site obstructions. Lighting: As determined necessary by the Construction Manager, provide temporary lighting with local switching to provide adequate illumination within construction areas for construction operations, observations, and inspections. Contractor shall provide temporary lighting within egress and pedestrian areas to achieve minimum code required lighting when construction barriers, barricades, and overhead protections affect normal light levels, or if pedestrian pathways are modified within or around construction areas to accommodate for the Work. As agreed upon between the Construction Manager and Contractor, if lighting is determined necessary during construction, installation of such lighting and its components will be performed by the Contractor as a part of an Owner Allowance or Contingency. If such an Allowance was not provided, and lighting installation is requested of the Contractor during construction, the Contractor will be asked to provide a proposal to perform such services. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 43 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 5.6 CONSTRUCTION CONDITIONS A. Weather Protections: The Contractor will provide for all temporary weather protections and enclosures necessary to complete the Work in dry conditions and stable environments in accordance with Specification requirements and manufacturers' installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations. Weather protections shall be selected by the Contractor to maintain dry exterior enclosures for all construction and building openings, and to maintain dry material storage areas during construction. Contractor shall provide adequate weather protections that meet varying seasonal and weather requirements. Contractor is responsible to modify and maintain weather protections, as necessary and needed during construction. Weather protections shall meet all codes, as required by any Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ), and per NFPA 241 Standard for Safeguarding Construction, Alteration, and Demolition Operations. Weather protections required through the duration of construction shall be included as a part of the Contractor's Stipulated Sum. B. Heating and Cooling: The Contractor will provide for all temporary heating and cooling necessary to complete the Work in stable environments in accordance with Specification requirements and manufacturers' installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations. Provide temporary heating and cooling required by construction activities for curing or drying of completed installations, and/or to protect installed construction from adverse effects of low temperatures or high humidity. Select equipment that will not have a harmful effect on completed installations or materials being installed. Contractor shall provide for such heating and cooling as a part of the Contractor's Stipulated Sum. C. Material Storage: Contractor will be required to provide weather -protected areas for material storage, staging and material lay down. These locations will be determined and agreed upon by the Contractor, Construction Manager, and Owner. Contractor shall provide fencing or any other barriers needed to protect such areas during construction. If the Contractor requires special consideration for material storage by the Owner during bidding, Contractor shall submit requests for material storage on the Bid Form. D. Site Protections by Contractor: 1. Site Protections: For site areas, components, and structures that are not a part of or affected by the Work, Contractor is responsible to protect such site property from negligence and adverse effects from its construction efforts and activities throughout the duration of construction. 2. Wet Weather Protections: For construction that occurs during the rainy season, ground protections are required in construction areas to protect grade from muddy and ponding water conditions, or as needed to facilitate clean and safe walking surfaces for crew and Occupants, and as necessary to perform the Work. Landscaping Protections: Unless landscaping is an integral part of the Work, Contractor must protect existing landscaping (designated to remain) and leave such landscaping in original conditions at end of construction. If Contractor's work negligently damages such landscaping, Contractor will be responsible for restoring landscaping to its original conditions, including, but not limited to, lawn, ground cover, trees, bushes, irrigation 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 44 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS systems, grade sloping, site fences, site furnishings, rockery, site guardrails, and any hardscape. a. Replacement Materials: Replacement landscaping, lawn, and irrigation systems shall be equal to or better quality than the original. All landscaping within construction areas shall be level, smooth, and free of ruts, similar to original conditions. Examples: Damaged lawn shall be replaced with sod, not grass seed, and a 10'-0" high shrub shall be replaced with a 10'-0" high shrub, not a 4'-0" high shrub. 4. Landscape Sprinklers: Contractor shall assume sprinkler systems will be functioning in their normal capacity during construction where vegetation remains installed. Contractor is responsible to protect new and exposed building materials within construction areas from sprinkler damage during construction. a. Landscape Sprinkler Shut -Off: Contractor may request that Owner temporarily turn off sprinklers adjacent to Work areas. Areas of sprinkler shut-off, and associated time frames for such shut offs, will be agreed upon by the Owner, Contractor, and Construction Manager. Any damaged landscaping incurred due to sprinkler shut-off requests will be the responsibility of the Contractor, unless other watering and maintenance provisions have been agreed upon between the Owner, Contractor, and Construction Manager. 5. Neighboring Property: Contractor shall provide adequate protection of adjacent sites, structures, and neighboring properties during construction, from, but not limited to, damage, subsidence, erosion, and falling materials or tools, as a direct result of the Contractor's or Subcontractor's work. If damage to neighboring property is a result of the Contractor or its Subcontractors, Contractor shall be responsible for returning property to its original condition. Landscape Maintenance by Owner: 1. During Bidding: Contractor shall attach to the Bid Form any necessary clarifications and assumptions that it attributes as the Owner's responsibility with respect to vegetation trimming and removal. Any removal and trimming identified in the Contractor's clarifications and assumptions shall be completed at the Owner's expense, as agreed upon by the Owner and Construction Manager prior to the Construction Contract execution. 2. Preconstruction Walk -Through: A walk-through will be held prior to construction to identify such landscaping. Contractor, Construction Manager, and Owner will mutually agree upon existing landscaping that can remain during construction and identify any trimming or removals required to accommodate construction activities. 3. Owner's Responsibility: a. If requested by the Contractor, and in order to facilitate construction activities and construction access, the Owner will complete select landscape maintenance prior to construction, including, but not limited to, select trimming and removal of foliage adjacent to building(s) and/or vertical access components. b. Such trimming and removal will be agreed upon by the Owner, Contractor, and Construction Manager during site walk-throughs prior to construction at such areas. c. Owner shall have a minimum of fourteen (14) calendar days to complete this work by its own forces. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 45 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS F. Water and Power: Use of Owner's Water and Power: Contractor may take water or electric power from Owner's "house" power and water systems, in such quantities and at such times, as they are available from Owner's water supply and electric systems respectively. a. Expenses: The expense of the "house" water and power will be borne by the Owner, unless agreed upon otherwise. Contractor might be requested by the Construction Manager to install metering devices to track usage; any costs associated with this requirement would be accounted for via a Change Order. b. Distribution: Contractor shall be responsible for providing all equipment, connections, transformers, and other materials necessary for extending or distributing power and water lines for the Work. Contractor must construct such lines of distribution in conformance with all applicable codes and safety regulations. Contractor shall completely remove all equipment, connections, transformers, and any other materials added for power and water distribution at the end of the Project. i. Temporary Electrical Facilities: Comply with NEMA, NECA, and UL standards and regulations for temporary electric service. Install service(s) in compliance with NFPA 70 (National Electric Code). Use of Power Within Units: Contractor shall use Owner's "house" power, where possible. However, Contractor can use limited low voltage Unit power for small hand tools and vacuums within Units during construction. G. Temporary Controls: 1. General: a. Dust Control: The Washington State Clean Air Act requires the use of all known, available, and reasonable means of controlling air pollution, including dust. Contactor shall control dust at locations of the Work by providing required ventilation, covering adjacent surfaces, vacuuming, or spraying affected areas with water to manage dust and air born pollutants. b. Pollution Control: Contractor shall take necessary measures and precautions when using and installing materials containing solvents or that emit odors and fumes. Adequately isolate work area fumes from interior spaces. Vent interior work areas adequately to the outside during and after material applications until fumes or odors subside. Keep exhaust ventilation away from air intakes. c. Existing Mechanical Equipment: Protect existing mechanical equipment when disconnected during construction from collecting dust and contaminants that can be later released. Properly store and protect existing mechanical equipment within work areas during construction. Upon reinstallation of existing mechanical equipment, ensure existing equipment is in good working order and operation. Refer to Part 4, 4.7, H. d. Ventilation and Humidity Control: Provide temporary ventilation required by construction activities for curing or drying of completed installations, or for protecting installed construction materials from adverse effects of high humidity. Select equipment that will not have a harmful effect on completed installations or elements being installed. Coordinate ventilation requirements to produce ambient conditions required by manufacturers. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 46 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS 2. Indoor Controls: Indoor Air Quality: Provide adequate ventilation, including air circulation and air changes, as required to cure materials, dissipate humidity, and prevent accumulation of particulates, dust, fumes, vapors, or gases during construction. Contractor shall install low VOC paint and finish products where possible. Isolation of Work Areas in Occupied Facilities: Prevent dust, fumes, and odors from entering occupied areas. During the Work and as needed, provide for the isolation of HVAC systems adjacent to or within work areas. Provide for and maintain dust partitions within occupied areas. Use vacuum collection attachments on dust producing equipment. Isolate work within occupied areas using portable dust containment devices. H. Existing Utility Services: Do not interrupt existing utility services, except when coordinated with and authorized by the Construction Manager. Provide temporary services during interruptions to existing utilities, as acceptable to the Construction Manager. No less than forty-eight (48) hours' notice shall be given to the Construction Manager before any intended interruption in utility services. 5.7 CLEANING A. Daily Clean -Up: Contractor shall engage in daily clean-up to the extent required to keep the site, building(s), and common areas free of debris, including all in -progress and completed work areas. This includes, but is not limited to, running a magnet on adjacent hardscape and landscape areas, and picking up all scrap, debris, and waste material on a daily basis. B. Interior Cleaning: Contractor shall leave all Units in clean and orderly conditions upon completion of each day's work. All debris and dust shall be cleaned and removed on a daily basis. C. Concealed Spaces: Clean concealed spaces opened or exposed during construction, prior to closing and installing finish work. Cleaning shall include, but is not limited to, the removal of existing (found in concealed space at time of opening) or construction debris and dust, unless directed otherwise by the Construction Manager or Architect. D. Cleaning Agents: Use cleaning materials and agents recommended by manufacturers or fabricators of surfaces to be cleaned. Do not use cleaning agents that might damage materials or finished surfaces. Where possible, use low VOC and non -hazardous cleaning agents. Repairs: Touch-up and otherwise repair and restore any marred exposed finishes to eliminate visual defects, as a result of cleaning practices or agents. F. Close -Out Requirements: Refer to Part 6, 6.1, C for close-out cleaning requirements. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 47 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS PART 6 - CLOSEOUT 6.1 GENERAL A. Substantial Completion: Substantial Completion shall be determined by the Construction Manager or Architect. B. Operation and Maintenance: If needed, Contractor shall instruct Owner's personnel in the maintenance and operation of materials, equipment, and systems installed as a part of the Work. C. Cleaning at Close -Out: Upon completion of the Work, Contractor shall effectively clean all exterior and interior surfaces, as a part of, adjacent to, or affected by the Work. This includes, but is not limited to, interior and exterior of window frames and glass, interior and exterior of man door frames and door panels, cladding materials, existing roofing materials, balconies, guardrails, patios, plazas, sidewalks, existing light fixtures and globes, drives, and adjacent landscaping, unless deemed not applicable. All items and materials shall be free of dust, staining, residue, and debris, as a result of the Work. Cleaning efforts may include, brooming, hosing, mopping, wiping, spraying, or scrubbing, as necessary. Comply with manufacturers' cleaning requirements for each substrate. This cleaning does not include pressure washing of exterior finishes, unless specifically noted within the BSOW. 6.2 PUNCH LISTS A. The following types of walk-throughs and punch lists will be used to finalize construction: 1. Pre -Punch Walk-Throughs: Contractor shall schedule with the Architect to complete pre - punch walk-throughs of specific material installations, specific buildings, or the entire Project prior to the Contractor generating its own punch list. Architect will not provide a written punch list documenting observations during these pre -punch walk-throughs. Contractor shall take notes and will be responsible for documenting any items for correction. 2. Contractor's Punch List: A punch list generated by the Contractor for the sole purpose of finalizing specific buildings or the Project in a manner that complies with the Construction Documents. Contractor shall make a good faith effort to complete these punch lists prior to turning review of the Work over to the Architect. Contractor's Punch List should be comprehensive, leaving a limited number of items per construction phase for the Architect's Punch List. If Contractor requests Architect to generate the Architect's Punch List, Contractor is certifying that there are no more than a limited number of items of note per construction phase identified on the Contractor's Punch List. 3. Architect's Punch List: Architect will create a punch list after the Contractor has addressed all items on the Contractor's Punch List and Contractor represents in writing that the contemplated portion of the Work is ready for the Architect's Punch List. Architect's Punch List is generated by the Architect, which should include only minor items. If the number of punch list items exceeds Architect's expectations, Architect will stop punchlisting. Architect will punch list again at a later date once the number, significance, and repetitive nature of items have been addressed by the Contractor. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 48 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS a. If the Contractor agrees in writing to pay for the Owner's expenses for the Architect to generate a "No Limit" Architect's Punch List, the Architect will generate the Architect's Punch List with no limit on the number of punch list items. As a part of this agreement, the Contractor will also be responsible for all follow-up inspections (back - punching) needed to confirm that all items on the Architect's Punch List have been resolved. 4. Interior Punch Lists: Upon completion of construction within Units, Contractor will provide written Interior Punch List Forms to each Occupant affected by the construction. Interior Punch Lists shall be itemized, specifically delineating the interior Work scheduled for review by Occupants that was completed during the Project. Contractor's Liaison will coordinate with the Occupants to facilitate the completion of the Interior Punch Lists. The written Interior Punch List Form will denote a deadline in which written comments are due back to the Contractor; Contractor shall establish a seven (7) day deadline for each Occupant to return their Interior Punch List Form. Subsequently, Contractor must address all items on interior punch lists received from Occupants within two (2) weeks of receipt of Interior Punch List Forms. If requested by the Occupant in writing, the Architect or Construction Manager will punchlist interiors of Units if Occupants are unavailable during the designated interior punch list time frame. B. Timing: Punch listing will begin in conjunction with the completion of each Phase of Work or Substantial Completion for each building, prior to the demobilization of vertical access components. Punchlisting time frames and scheduling will be coordinated between the Contractor and Architect. C. Back -Punching: Once Contractor acknowledges items noted on punch list(s) are complete, Architect will back -punch listed items to confirm completion of identified repairs. Items will remain on punch list(s) until they are complete. Back -punching will occur until all items are complete and Architect's Punch List is fully signed off. 6.3 CLOSE-OUT DOCUMENTS A. General: 1. Close -Out Meeting: Prior to Substantial Completion, Contractor shall attend a Close -Out Meeting with the Architect and Construction Manager to coordinate and review required Close -Out Documents. 2. Final Close -Out Documents: Architect will compile all Close -Out Documents submitted by the Contractor, as listed in Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List, with other project documents provided by the Architect and Construction Manager into a final Close -Out Document package to be submitted to the Owner. Architect will provide the Contractor with a digital copy of the compiled final Close -Out Documents for its records. 3. Alternate Requirements: Close -Out Document requirements can be modified at the discretion of the Architect. Such modifications may be a result of the scope or size of the project, the extent and duration of the project, or occurrences encountered during construction. Any items removed from or added to close-out requirements, as a result of modifications or changes made during construction, will be agreed upon between the Architect and Contractor. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 49 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS B. Contractor's Close -Out Document Submission: Contractor shall submit one (1) copy of its Project Record Documents at the completion of the Work, including all items listed on the Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List. The following is not a complete list of Close -Out Document requirements; select Close -Out Document items are further defined and described below: 1. Project Record Documents: a. As -Built Drawings: Contractor shall submit a copy of their As -Built Drawings during close-out. Refer to Part 2, 2.7, A and D for As -Built Drawing expectations and requirements. Submission can be via hardcopy or electronic; refer to Part 6, 6.3, C for format submission requirements. b. Working Drawings: A copy of the Contractor's Working Drawings will not be required for submission as a part of the Close -Out Documents. c. Project Manual and Specifications: A copy of the Contractor's Working Project Manual will not be required for submission as a part of the Close -Out Documents. d. Construction Photo Documentation: Contractor shall provide disks or write -protected digital drives of all photos taken prior to and during construction. Disks or write - protected digital drives shall be included with the Close -Out Documents, as listed on Attachment B — Close -Out Documents Requirements List. Refer to Part 2, 2.8 for additional information. 2. Final Release of All Claims: Refer to Final Release of All Claims in Part 2, 2.9, B, 2. Refer to Forms Section for a sample Final Release of All Claims Form. 3. Affidavits: Refer to Affidavit information in Part 2, 2.9, B, 3. 4. Warranties: a. General: Contractor shall provide all necessary warranty documentation and information, in a manner in which the Owner will be able to exercise such warranties or submit complete warranty claims in the future, if and when needed. b. Contractor, Subcontractor, Installer, Fabricator, and Applicator Warranties: Owner intends to rely on the warranty provision in the Construction Contract. However, Owner may, at its sole discretion, accept assignment from Contractor of additional warranties from Subcontractors, suppliers, fabricators, and/or installers. Note that the Owner will only accept assignment of warranties that provide additional and/or superior protections to the warranty outlined in the Construction Contract; no Contractor, Subcontractor, installer, fabricator, and applicator warranties shall be construed to limit the warranty provisions of the Construction Contract. c. Manufacturer Warranties: Provide warranties as directed in each Specification Section. Manufacturer Warranties shall be issued by the manufacturer and shall include all applicable Project specific information including, but not limited to, property name, product name(s), dates) of purchase, expected duration of warranty coverage, expiration date(s), manufacturer's contact information, and claim process instructions. d. Product/Project Warranties: Product Warranties shall be completed to their fullest extent and include, but not limited to, applicable model information, dates of purchase, duration of warranty coverage, expiration dates, manufacturer's contact information, and claim process instructions. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 0130 00 - 50 SECTION 0130 00 - SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL CONDITIONS Operation and Maintenance Instructions: Provide manufacturer's published operation and maintenance literature for Project products and materials, as necessary for Owner to perform routine and regular maintenance moving forward. Exact operation and maintenance documentation for products and materials can be agreed upon between the Contractor, Architect, and Construction Manager. C. Format of Contractor's Close -Out Document Submission: 1. Electronic Copy: All documents shall be submitted electronically in PDF format on disk(s) or write -protected digital drive(s). The electronic copy will include scans of all hardcopy documents, if possible. Contractor shall provide one (1) electronic copy to the Architect. 2. Hardcopies: a. Requirements: Hardcopies shall be compiled in a neat and organized fashion in binders, if possible. As -Built Drawings: Contractor shall provide one (1) large format color copy of its As - Built Drawings. Architect will scan the Contractor's As -Built Drawings to become a part of the Close -Out Documents. Original As -Built Drawings hardcopy will be distributed by the Architect with the Close -Out Documents to the Owner. If desired, the Contractor will be responsible for retaining a separate hardcopy of its original redlined As -Built Drawings for its own records. c. Other Documents: Contractor shall provide two (2) hardcopies of any other document(s) not capable of being scanned electronically. D. Timeframe of Contractor's Close -Out Document Submission: Close -Out Documents will be due to the Architect within six (6) weeks after Substantial Completion. However, if Close -Out Documents are not received within ninety (90) days after Substantial Completion, or another date determined or agreed upon by the Construction Manager and Contractor, Contractor agrees to pay $5,000 of Owner's Fees to Amento Group for consulting services related to the communicating, compiling, and assembly of the Close -Out Documents on behalf of the Contractor, after this established date, unless determined otherwise by the Construction Manager. Such payment will be held from Contractor's retention balance. END OF SECTION 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 016000-1 SECTION 0160 00 - OUTLINE SPECIFICATIONS PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 REFERENCES A. Related Sections: 1. Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work 2. Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions 3. Section 02 42 00 — Removal and Demolition of Materials 4. Section 05 52 00 — Metal Railings 5. Section 07 18 13 — Pedestrian Traffic Coatings 6. Section 08 32 00—Sliding Glass Door B. Refer to Sketches for material locations and additional information. Not all materials are shown or noted. 1.2 CODE REQUIREMENTS A. Code Requirements: All new construction shall meet 2015 International Building Code requirements and all applicable local building codes. 1.3 PROJECT REQUIREMENTS A. Properly protect exposed materials and work areas from the elements during the course of construction. Properly protect surfaces and materials outside the Scope of Work during construction. Refer to Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions for additional information. B. Contractor shall verify compatibility between all materials, new and existing. C. Install all materials in accordance with manufacturers' installation instructions, recommendations and requirements. D. Materials and assemblies listed within this Section shall create watertight assemblies and systems. 1.4 SUBMITTALS A. Contractor shall provide submittals for products noted with (SUBMITTAL). Refer to Section 01 30 00 — Supplemental General Conditions for additional information. Coordinate with Architect of Construction Manager for specific submittal requirements. 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 016000-2 SECTION 0160 00 - OUTLINE SPECIFICATIONS PART 2 - DIVISION 6 — WOODS & PLASTICS 2.1 ROUGH CARPENTRY A. Wood Framing: 1. Grading: Species and grades in accordance with WPA Grading Rules. 2. Framing Members: Provide Douglas Fir, kiln dried with a maximum moisture content of nineteen percent (19 %); or as otherwise directed by Structural Engineer. 3. Sizes: Provide lumber size and dimension to match existing or as directed by Structural Engineer. 4. Wall Plates: Replacement wall plates are to be pressure -treated Douglas Fir, treated with ACQ "Preserve" or Wolman E (CBA Type A) "Natural Select" or equal formulation in accordance with AWPA P5, where in contact with concrete. 5. Pressure Treated: Provide lumber as pressure treated where directed and where existing pressure treated lumber is scheduled for replacement. B. PLY-1: Plywood Sheathing at Decks. 1. General: Refer to Structural Drawings for additional information. 2. Grading Rules: Plywood Grading Agency. Certified by APA. 3. Material: a. Type: Exterior grade AC plywood sheathing or equivalent. b. Edges: Square. c. Thickness:1-1/8". C. Plywood Furring Strips. 1. General: Refer to Drawings. 2. Grading Rules: Plywood Grading Agency. Certified by APA. 3. Plywood Furring Strips at SID-1: a. Type: Exterior grade plywood sheathing. b. Edges: Square. c. Thickness: 3/8" minimum, or as directed by Architect. d. Width: 1-1/2" strips, or as needed to accommodate the Work. e. Length: As needed to accommodate the Work. 4. Plywood Furring Strips at SID-ME and Existing Vinyl Siding: a. Type: Exterior grade plywood sheathing. b. Edges: Square. c. Thickness: To match thickness of existing siding and rigid insulation, or as needed to ensure SID-ME and existing vinyl siding installations are plumb. d. Width: 1-1/2" strips, or as needed to accommodate the Work. e. Length: As needed to accommodate the Work. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 016000-3 SECTION 0160 00 - OUTLINE SPECIFICATIONS 2.2 EXTERIOR GYPSUM SHEATHING A. GYP-1: 1. Manufacturer: Georgia-Pacific Gypsum LLC. 2. Product: DensGlass Gold Fireguard Sheathing. 3. General: Fire rated glass -mat faces gypsum sheathing; ASTM C1177, Type X. 4. Size: 5/8" thick; 4 feet width; 8 feet length. 5. Fasteners: Provide as required by manufacturer and code. Corrosion -resistant fasteners; stainless steel. 2.3 MISCELLANEOUS CARPENTRY A. Trim: All exposed wood trim and blocking to be Tight Knot Cedar. Prime all sides and cuts. Fasten with non -corrosive finish nails, flush. Provide square butt joints set in SLNT-2. 1. TRIM -ME: Size and surfacing to match existing. Rip to fit as needed. 2. TRIM-1: Vertical Trim at Storage Room: a. Size: 5/4x6 nominal (1" x 5 1/2" actual). b. Surfacing: Surface four sides ("S4S"). 3. TRIM-2: Soffit Trims: a. Size: 1x2 nominal (3/4" x 1 1/2" actual). b. Surfacing: Surfaced on side, two edges ("S1SE2"). B. Soffit Panel (SP-1): Exterior grade APA 303 Series plywood panels; Texture 11 (T1-11) plain or smooth with no grooves. Material to be tight -knot, natural rustic or equal with shiplap edges and thickness of 19/32". Plywood shall meet glue bond requirements for exterior type plywood. Install plywood continuous over two or more joist spans; end joints over framing. Fully support all panel edges. Cut, cope and form to shapes as required. Install plywood edges flush and smooth to adjacent panels. Install with fasteners at all joists, framing and support locations. Secure plywood sheathing by face nailing with fasteners to be flush with face of panels; do not countersink fasteners. C. Linear Soffit Vents (VENT-1): (SUBMITTAL) Stockton Products; 2" wide, galvanized steel, FEV Flush Edge Vent. Provide as perforated to provide ventilation. Provide finished ends for vent; either with metal or a soffit board accessory to eliminate any voids or holes at vent ends. PART 3 - DIVISION 7 — THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION 3.1 PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC COATINGS (MEM-1) A. MEM-1: Refer to Section 07 18 13 — Pedestrian Traffic Coatings. 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 016000-4 SECTION 0160 00 - OUTLINE SPECIFICATIONS 3.2 RESISTIVE BARRIER (WRB) A. WRB: Fortifiber Building Systems Group; Super Jumbo Tex 60 minute; vapor permeable weather resistive barrier and asphalt -saturated Kraft Grade "D" breather type sheathing paper. Ensure two layers of Super Jumbo Tex are installed over extent of areas where existing siding is removed. Fully tie-in and weather -lap new WRB with existing weather resistive barrier and adjacent flashings. Install and properly weather -lap all WRB in accordance with manufacturer's instructions and applicable codes. Properly weather -lap WRB over vertical metal flashing flanges minimum 3" to shed water. Repair all torn or ripped WRB (new or existing) in accordance with manufacturer's recommendations. 3.3 VINYL SIDING A. SID-ME: Horizontal vinyl siding 1. Product: To be determined by Contractor 2. Style: Match existing vinyl siding 3. Color: Match existing vinyl siding 4. Texture: Match existing vinyl siding. B. Vinyl Trims: Same material, finish and color as adjacent siding, made by same siding manufacturer, unless noted otherwise. Provide the following styles: 1. J-Channel Trim: 3/4" J-Channel; Texture: Matte; provide trim in maximum lengths. 2. Inside Corners: 3/4" Inside Corner; Texture: Matte; provide trim in maximum lengths. 3. Outside Corners: 3/4" Outside Corner; Texture: Matte; provide trim in maximum lengths. 4. Other Trims: Provide any other trims necessary to complete the Work for SID-ME installations. C. Vinyl Accessories: Same material, finish and color as adjacent siding, made by same siding manufacturer, unless noted otherwise. Provide the following, where needed: 1. Vinyl Mount Blocks: Slim Line Mounting Block; Color: to match adjacent siding; Locations: light fixtures, electrical outlets, handrail mounts and as needed. 3.4 MINERAL -FIBER CEMENT SIDING A. Mineral -Fiber Cement Siding: SID-1: (SUBMITTAL) 1. Manufacturer: James HardiZone Fiber Cement Panel Siding. 2. Product: HardiePanel Vertical Siding; HZ10. 3. Thickness: 5/16" thick. 4. Size: Sheet sizes as needed to accommodate installation and reveal patterns, as shown on Drawings; use largest sheet sizes where possible. 5. Texture: Smooth. 6. Furring Strips: Provide plywood furring strips behind all SID-1 installations. Refer to Part 2, 2. 1, C. 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 016000-5 SECTION 0160 00 - OUTLINE SPECIFICATIONS 3.5 FLASHING AND SHEET METAL A. Flashing and Sheet Metal: Provide metal flashings at locations noted on Drawings and as needed to complete watertight installations. Provide metal flashings as noted on Metal Schedule; all Dimensions shown shall be coordinated with field dimensions of existing conditions, new materials and Architect. All flashings shall be 24 gauge, unless noted otherwise. Flashings shall have minimum 4" flat seam, fully sealed overlaps where required. Paint all pre -primed flashings to match existing adjacent painted surfaces. Refer to SMACNA recommendations for additional requirements. Mockup of metal flashing installation is required for Architect's approval. Metal types and colors shall be as follows: 1. MTL-1: Pre -Primed: Mill phosphate, where indicated for painting. Pre -primed and to be site painted. Primer as suitable to accept specified field applied exterior finish. 2. MTL-2: Galvanized: zinc coating, hot dipped galvanized, chemically treated G90 galvanized; paint where exposed as noted in Details. 3. MTL-3: Pre -finished: (SUBMITTAL) Factory applied, high performance, weather resistant coating. Pacific Metal Company; color: TBD by Architect on site. 3.6 FLEXIBLE FLASHING A. FF-1: (SUBMITTAL) Prosoco, Inc.; R-Guard Fast Flash. Provide liquid -applied flexible penetration flashing where indicated. Install in accordance with manufacturer's instructions. Use in conjunction with FF-2. Install primer as required by manufacturer. B. FF-2: (SUBMITTAL) Prosoco, Inc.; R-Guard Joint & Seam Filler. Use at joints, seams and material transitions and as recommended by manufacturer. Install primer as required by manufacturer. C. FF-3: (SUBMITTAL) Flexible Flashing Integral with MEM-1: 1. Manufacturer: As recommended by MEM-1 manufacturer. Product: Non -Adhesive Glass Mesh Tape; minimum 4" wide material. Use: Use as required by manufacturer to transition metal flashings to substrates, at metal flashing seams and joints, and at substrate seam and joints. FF-3 flashing shall be used in conjunction with MEM-1 and metal flashings to form an integrally reinforced system. D. SAM-1: (SUBMITTAL) Fortifiber Building Systems Group; Fortiflash. Provide minimum 9" wide self-adhesive membrane. Install vertically over WRB at all interior and exterior corners. Install in accordance with manufacturer's instructions; provide primer as required by manufacturer. Integrate with WRB to properly shed water. Isolate from incompatible materials. 3.7 JOINT SEALANT A. Joint Sealant: Install per manufacturers' requirements, in conjunction with any primers recommended by manufacturers. Perform pull tests as needed to determine adhesion to substrates and as recommended by manufacturers. Properly tool all exposed sealants per manufacturers' and industry standard requirements. Install two (2) continuous, parallel beads of sealant along all vertical metal seams and along length of all metal set in sealant. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 016000-6 SECTION 0160 00 - OUTLINE SPECIFICATIONS 1. SLNT-1: (SUBMITTAL) Prosoco, Inc.; R-Guard Air Dam. Install in conjunction with FF-1 system. Install in accordance with Details. 2. SLNT-2: (SUBMITTAL) BASF; MasterSeal NP150, paintable. Install fillet sealant joints in conjunction with cladding materials, including, but not limited to, SID-1, wood trims, and blocking, and at locations noted in Drawings. Contractor shall provide color samples to be selected by Architect. 3. SLNT-3: (SUBMITTAL) The Dow Chemical Company; DowSil 795 or 791. Provide primers as recommended by manufacturer for specific substrates. Contractor shall provide color samples to be selected by Architect. Install at locations noted on Details. 4. SLNT-4: (SUBMITTAL) BASF; Masterseal NP-1. Install in conjunction with MEM-1; set all metal and flexible flashings associated with MEM-1 in SLNT-4. 5. SLNT-5: (SUBMITTAL) Fortifiber; Moistop Sealant. Install in conjunction with WRB; set WRB ends in in SLNT-5 as noted in Details. 6. SLNT-6: Interior sealant; Manufacturer and product TBD by Contractor. Install in conjunction with SGD installation at interior. PART 4 - DIVISION 9 - FINISHES 4.1 GYPSUM BOARD A. Interior Gypsum Board (GWB): Type X interior gypsum wallboard, 5/8" thick or thickness to match existing; 48" width; use longest available length to limit seams. 1. All new liners shall match existing liner finishes, dimensions and shapes, unless directed otherwise by Architect. 4.2 PAINTING A. Paint: Paint all new and existing paintable materials affected by or associated with the Work; paint edge to edge and corner to corner, as needed. 1. Exterior: (SUBMITTAL) Provide exterior grade primer and two (2) coats of high quality exterior grade acrylic paint where occurs. Install all products per manufacturer's requirements. Match existing colors and sheens. For metal flashings, use Sherwin Williams Bond Plex or equivalent. 2. Interior: Provide interior grade primer and two (2) coats of high quality interior grade latex paint, unless noted otherwise. Install all products per manufacturer's requirements. Match existing colors and sheens. END OF SECTION 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 -a DIVISION 2 EXISTING CONDITIONS 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 annentogroup.conn 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 024200-1 SECTION 02 42 00 - REMOVAL AND DEMOLITION OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 SUMMARY A. Related Sections: Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work Section 0130 00—Supplemental General Conditions Section 0160 00 — Outline Specifications B. Demolition Description: 1. General: Refer to Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions for additional information. 2. Site Verification: The extent and location of Demolition Work is as noted in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work, which indicates typical demolition for the buildings and is not to be construed as definitive or adequate to supplant an actual on -site inspection by the Contractor prior to and during construction. 3. The Work: The Work, as outlined, includes the requirements for the removal, wholly or in part, and satisfactory disposal of select and scheduled materials. 4. Shoring and Protections: Contractor shall provide shoring and protections as necessary to prevent damage to existing materials and adjacent landscaping scheduled to remain. 5. Operations: Conduct demolition operations in such a manner as to cause the least amount of interference with traffic, parking, and daily building and complex operations. 1.2 JOB CONDITIONS A. Existing Conditions: 1. Submission: In submitting a Stipulated Sum for the Project, the Contractor represents that it has visited the site to become familiar with the quantity and character of all materials to be demolished. 2. Site Verification: Contractor is responsible for verifying all existing conditions before commencing any demolition. B. Drawings: Drawings do not show all arrangements and conditions of the building structure and substrates as they now exist. Neither the Architect, Construction Manager, nor Owner guarantee that existing materials will be in full accord with Drawings. C. Existing Materials: Damaged Existing Materials or Surfaces Scheduled to Remain Adjacent to or Within Work Area(s): a. Unavoidable Damage: During construction, if as a result of the Scope of Work, damage to existing materials or surfaces scheduled to remain is unavoidable, Contractor shall repair such existing materials or surfaces as a part of a designated Owner Allowance or Contingency, as directed by the Construction Manager or Architect. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 024200-2 SECTION 02 42 00 - REMOVAL AND DEMOLITION OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS b. Avoidable Damage: If damage to existing materials or surfaces scheduled to remain is avoidable, and damage occurs as a result of Contractor's or its Subcontractors' negligence, repairs to such existing materials or surfaces shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. This includes, but is not limited to, adjacent cladding, interior surfaces, building accessories, and site finishes, including, but not limited to, cladding materials, concrete curbs, concrete patios, concrete foundation walls, sidewalks, asphalt, utilities, landscaping, landscape sprinkler systems, and mechanical equipment. 2. Existing Finished Surfaces to Remain: Contractor shall assume full responsibility for existing finished surfaces scheduled to remain, including, but not limited to, paint, soffits, sheathing, gyp board, framing, cladding, windows, sliding glass doors, man doors, and window, sliding glass door, and man door liners, as deemed applicable, if disturbed, damaged or abraded during construction. Such existing finished surfaces shall be replaced in -kind at Contractor's expense, if damaged surfaces are above and beyond those defined as a part of the BSOW. 3. Existing Concealed Utilities to be Modified: If existing utilities are exposed during construction for inspection, repair, or modification as a part of the Work, Contractor shall adequately test such utilities to ensure they are in working order prior to proceeding with subsequent Work. If damage is caused to existing utilities, during access, repair, or close- up of the work area, the Contractor shall be fully responsible for any repairs required to the damaged utilities. D. Equipment: Where applicable and if equipment is interfaced during construction, Contractor shall be responsible for the complete repair of existing equipment affected by the new construction. Contractor shall inspect existing equipment for condition of the equipment, utilities, and materials prior to the commencement of the Work. The Contractor assumes responsibility for servicing and repairing equipment and materials, if these items were in working order prior to construction, and not in working order at the completion of construction. Contractor has the right to request Owner's maintenance logs, records, or reports of operation and conditions of existing equipment, as a part of their due diligence, prior to conducting repairs adjacent to or associated with existing equipment. E. Existing Material Storage: Contractor shall assume full responsibility for storage of existing materials removed to perform the Work and scheduled for reinstallation. Contractor shall clean all stored materials prior to reinstallation. 1.3 DEMOLITION PLAN A. Preconstruction Meeting: Contractor shall be prepared to discuss and address its demolition plan, strategy, and milestones at the Preconstruction Meeting. At a minimum, the following shall be reviewed: 1. Worker safety. 2. Protection of the public. 3. Work sequence. 4. Demolition sequence. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 annentogroup.conn 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 024200-3 SECTION 02 42 00 - REMOVAL AND DEMOLITION OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS 5. Disposal procedures. 6. Protection of the environment. 7. Protection of on and off -site areas. 8. Disposal site(s), including permits and permissions, where necessary. 9. Temporary shoring requirements and subsequent plan. PART 2 - PRODUCTS 2.1 GENERAL A. Products: Products that are required to accomplish, or to be incorporated into, the Work of this Section shall be as determined and selected by Contractor. 2.2 DEMOLITION ITEMS A. Items Scheduled for Demolition: Demolish and remove items and materials as noted in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.1 DEMOLITION OF MATERIALS A. Code: Where applicable, 2015 International Building Code, Chapter 33 and 2015 International Existing Building Code, Chapter 15 and all applicable local building codes. B. Disposal: Completely remove and legally dispose of designated building materials, as outlined in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work. Demolition debris shall not be allowed to damage or overload existing structure(s). Refer Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions. C. Shoring and Bracing: Shoring or bracing shall be temporarily installed to support existing construction, as required, and in a manner suitable to the work sequences. Damage to existing construction due to inadequate shoring, or as a result of shoring connections to existing building materials, is the Contractor's responsibility. Refer Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions. D. Overhead Protections: Contractor shall provide adequate protections and covers for any remedial work completed over any right of way, occupied areas, and occupant egress locations, including, but not limited to, exit areas, walkways, stairs, decks, patios, and sidewalks. Materials and methods of such protections will be the responsibility of Contractor. Refer Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 annentogroup.conn 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 024200-4 SECTION 02 42 00 - REMOVAL AND DEMOLITION OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS Hardscape: Care should be taken in removing materials adjacent to sidewalks, patios, and pavement to prevent damage to existing hardscape, which is to remain in place. F. Concrete Removal: If required, scheduled concrete removal shall be accomplished by making neat vertical saw cuts at the boundaries of areas to be removed. G. Cutting: At limits of demolition work, shown or specified, provide neat, orderly, and clean joints, lines, and edges of surfaces, whether for junctions with new or existing materials or surfaces. Remove full lengths of existing materials where indicated on Drawings and where cutting or partial removal of existing materials is not permitted. If needed, Contractor shall request a conference to discuss cutting and removal of existing building elements to ensure expectations and parameters are met. 1. Unavoidable Resultant Damage: If as a result of the Scope of Work, damage to existing materials or surfaces scheduled to remain is unavoidable, Contractor shall repair such existing materials or surfaces as a part of a designated Owner Allowance or Contingency, as directed by the Construction Manager or Architect. 2. Avoidable Resultant Damage: If damage to existing materials or surfaces scheduled to remain is avoidable, and damage occurs as a result of Contractor's or its Subcontractors' negligence, repairs to such existing materials or surfaces shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. H. Patching: Contractor is responsible for the repair of any surfaces to remain, which are exposed, defaced, or damaged as a result of demolition work. Repair and repaint surfaces as specified and agreed upon by Architect. Repaired and replaced surfaces shall match existing materials, finishes, colors, and textures. Patching and repairs shall be indiscernible from original installations. Do not patch and repair exposed construction in a manner that would, in the Architect's opinion, reduce the building's aesthetic qualities. Contractor is responsible for the removal and reconstruction of any unsatisfactory patch repairs. Materials used for patching shall be identical to or visually match in -place materials. 1. Unavoidable Resultant Damage: If as a result of the Scope of Work, damage to existing materials or surfaces scheduled to remain is unavoidable, Contractor shall repair such existing materials or surfaces as a part of a designated Owner Allowance or Contingency, as directed by the Construction Manager or Architect. 2. Avoidable Resultant Damage: If damage to existing materials or surfaces scheduled to remain is avoidable, and damage occurs as a result of Contractor's or its Subcontractors' negligence, repairs to such existing materials or surfaces shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. Painting: Paint any existing paintable or previously painted materials scheduled to remain installed, adjacent to and within the Scope of Work which are damaged during the Work. Paint all existing materials corner to corner or to the nearest change in plane. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 024200-5 SECTION 02 42 00 - REMOVAL AND DEMOLITION OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS 3.2 SHORING A. General: Refer to Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions for additional information. B. Requirements: Contractor shall provide for any shoring and lifting necessary to complete the Work, and outlined and included in the Base Scope of Work, as described in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work. C. Engineering Costs: Contractor shall provide for any engineering costs required for shoring or lifting, as a part of, or as necessary to complete the Work. 3.3 DISPOSAL A. Responsibility: Upon removal, all materials demolished become Contractor's property. All such material, including those containing hazardous or potentially hazardous substances, shall be removed and promptly disposed of away from the site, except as otherwise provided in these specifications. 1. Owner's Dumpsters: Owner's dumpsters shall not be used for construction related debris or for any other purpose by any construction related personnel. B. Cleanup: 1. Section 0130 00: Refer to Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions for additional information. 2. After Demolition: a. After removal of construction and demolition waste, clean adjacent and surrounding, including landscape and hardscape areas, to be free of debris, rubble, dust, and any other remnants of demolition. b. There shall be no debris, rubble or litter left at the site from any demolition operations. 3. Cleaning at Close -Out: Site shall be clean and in its original condition at completion of construction. C. Recycling: The Owner encourages the salvage and recycling of materials from demolition, if cost of recycling is less than that of disposal. 3.4 UTILITY SERVICES A. Existing Utility Services: Do not interrupt existing utility services, except when coordinated with and authorized by the Construction Manager. Provide temporary services during interruptions to existing utilities, as acceptable to the Construction Manager. No less than forty-eight (48) hours' notice shall be given to the Construction Manager before any intended interruption in utility services. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 annentogroup.conn 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums March 19, 2020 a Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs 02 42 00 - 6 SECTION 02 42 00 - REMOVAL AND DEMOLITION OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS 3.5 BARRICADES A. Section 0130 00: Refer to Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions for additional information. B. General: Before starting any demolition, construction barricades shall be installed, as required for protection and routing of Occupants within and around the buildings. PART 4 - MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT 4.1 MEASUREMENT A. Cost of demolition, disposal, salvage, and recycling shall be borne by Contractor and included in its Stipulated Sum. END OF SECTION 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 -a DIVISION 5 M ETALS 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 annentogroup.conn 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 055200-1 SECTION 05 52 00 - METAL RAILINGS PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 SUMMARY A. Section Includes: 1. Aluminum guardrail systems, including connectors, fasteners, required accessories and posts for the following: a. New fascia mounted guardrail systems, included in base scope of work. b. Miscellaneous guardrail components necessary to complete base scope of work. B. Related Sections: 1. Section 0110 00— Description of the Work 2. Section 0130 00 —Supplemental General Conditions 3. Section 0160 00— Outline Specifications 4. Section 02 42 00— Removal and Demolition of Construction Materials 1.2 DEFINITIONS A. Railing System: Continuous system comprised of guardrail and/or handrail components and systems. B. Guardrail: A system of components located near the open sides of elevated walking surfaces for the purpose of minimizing the possibility of an accidental fall from the walking surface to a lower level. 1.3 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS A. Code Requirements: 2015 International Building Code. 1. Guardrail Height: All guardrails shall be a minimum 42" from the top of walking surface. These parameters apply when measured at any point along the guardrail. 2. Spacing: Horizontal picket spacings, bottom rail spacing, and any space between guardrails and adjacent walls shall be spaced to prohibit the passage of a 4" sphere at any point. Gaps between walls and posts shall be equally spaced, but less than 4", install at 3" typical. B. Performance Requirements: 1. Fabricator is responsible for finalizing design of and fabricating new guardrail systems to meet specified requirements and maintain Visual Design Concepts established herein and in Drawings. 2. Structural Performance: Engineer, fabricate and install new guardrail systems to withstand the structural loading requirements of 2015 International Building Code and applicable local building codes, including all manufacturer required engineering for specified system. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 055200-2 SECTION 05 52 00 - METAL RAILINGS 1.4 SUBMITTALS A. Submit following items under provisions of Section 0130 00 —Supplemental General Conditions. 1. Standard Submittal: Provide for all guardrail components and accessories. 2. Custom Submittals: a. Samples: i. Color Samples: Submit four (4) minimum 2" x 2" color chip samples for specified color. ii. Welds: Sample of fillet welds. iii. Fasteners: Submit two (2) each of the Contractor recommended fasteners for post attachments. iv. Plate Brackets: Submit a minimum of one (1) plate bracket, each type, for review and approval by Architect. v. Custom Aluminum Panel: Submit one (1) 4" x 4" aluminum panel sample, including powder coating for review and approval by Architect. b. Shop Drawings: Indicate layout of guardrails, custom components, and post spacing and locations relative to structural framing. c. Engineer's Certification: Provide Engineer's stamped calculations for guardrail system and all fastening conditions of guardrail system to framing that meet all 2015 International Building Code requirements and any manufacturers' required engineering. Contractor can elect to submit Engineer's stamped private testing lab documentation that indicates products meet 2015 International Building Code requirements for all installations, in lieu of stamped calculations. Note: Installation of structural blocking at guardrail connection locations to structure has been designed by Structural Engineer; refer to Structural Drawings. 3. Contractor Retained Submittal: Provide welder certifications, as required by the Construction Manager or Architect. 1.5 QUALITY ASSURANCE A. Manufacturer Qualifications: Company specializing in manufacturing products specified in this Section with minimum of five (5) years of experience. B. Installer Qualifications: Experienced installer, specializing in applying railings, with a minimum of five (5) years of experience. C. Welder Qualifications: Current AWS certification for each welder performing work on Project in shop. Provide welder certifications, as requested by Construction Manager or Architect. 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 055200-3 SECTION 05 52 00 - METAL RAILINGS 1.6 QUALITY CONTROL A. Pre -installation Conference: 1. Meeting with Contractor, Installer, Installer's crew members that will install guardrails and Architect to ensure the design intent and any other unique conditions are addressed with regards to all guardrails for Project prior to shop drawing submission. 2. A second pre -installation conference may be requested as a follow up to submittal review prior to installation of guardrails. B. Mock -Up: Guardrails at one (1) location shall be fabricated as a part of a mock-up for review and approval by the Architect and Structural Engineer, prior to the mass production and fabrication of remainder of guardrails. 1.7 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING A. Comply with provisions of Section 0130 00 —Supplemental General Conditions. B. Deliver guardrails and related components in protective packaging. Inspect materials to ensure that specified products have been received. C. Store components to avoid damage from abrasion and other construction activities. Damaged products will require repair or replacement. 1.8 WARRANTY A. Fabricator's Warranty: Provide fabricator's standard warranty for product performance, welds and workmanship. B. Finish Manufacturer's Warranty: Provide finish manufacturer's standard product warranty to not be less than 10 years. C. Installer's Warranty: Provide installer's warranty in accordance with Contract Documents for installation and workmanship. 1.9 CLOSEOUT A. Manufacturer's Care Instructions: Provide manufacturer's standard Operations and Maintenance Instructions with Warranty, where available. 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 055200-4 SECTION 05 52 00 - METAL RAILINGS PART 2 - PRODUCTS 2.1 FABRICATORS Fabricator: Contractor shall determine Fabricator(s) of shop fabricated aluminum guardrail components. a. Provide name of Fabricator and Installer on Bid Form. Products must maintain sleek, clean and minimal look of designed guardrail system. Product detailing must match details provided on Drawings. If aesthetics of Contractor selected railing system do not comply with Design Intent or Architect's designed aesthetics, product(s) will be rejected. 2.2 PRODUCTS A. Design Requirements: 1. System: a. Guardrail system will be comprised of design -build "off -the -shelf" manufacturer's standard components and select custom welded components that meet Specification and Design requirements. b. Refer to Details for specific Design Intent, layout, patterns, components, Design aesthetics, Details, and requirements. All guardrails shall meet the criterium established in the Drawing Set and Specifications with respect to Design Intent and aesthetics. c. Guardrail plate brackets and base plates shall be installed in accordance with Structural Details and requirements. d. All posts shall be vertically oriented (plumb) and rails shall be horizontally oriented (level) at all locations. 2. Materials: a. Aluminum alloy 6061-T6, unless deemed otherwise by manufacturer for specific component or to achieve code requirements. b. Provide exposed aluminum guardrails to be free from surface blemishes in finished units. c. Exposed -to -view surfaces exhibiting pitting, seam marks or other imperfections on finished units are not acceptable and will be rejected for use on this project. 3. Spacing: a. Guardrail posts shall be located and spaced in accordance with Drawings. Posts shall be properly engineered to meet specific designed locations. If Fabricator requires additional posts or modified spacing, Architect must be contacted prior to shop drawing submission. b. Guardrail post spacing shall be equal along lengths of all guardrails, except near corners or ends, as designed and shown on Drawings. c. Gaps between walls and posts shall be 3" (less than 4"), typical. 4. Attachment: All guardrails shall be fastened to framing and structure, as noted on Architectural and Structural Drawings. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 055200-5 SECTION 05 52 00 - METAL RAILINGS B. Guardrails: Applicable to all guardrails within this Section, unless noted otherwise. 1. Design: a. Typical Fascia Mounted Guardrails: Guardrail system comprised of vertical pickets with double top rails, posts and plate brackets. 2. General: a. Top Rail: i. Square or Bread loaf. ii. Top rail shall be continuous over all posts. iii. Terminate top rails flush with all end posts, unless otherwise approved by Architect. iv. Miter and weld top rail at corners. v. Provide end caps at all top rail end terminations. vi. Transition top rails as needed to accommodate steps in guardrails. Provide internal sleeves and connectors as needed to accommodate such transitions. b. Intermediate and Bottom Rails: i. Size to be determined by manufacturer. c. Intermediate, Corner and End Posts: i. Structurally reinforce within posts with coated steel or stainless steel, as needed and determined by manufacturer or engineering to meet Design and code requirements. Manufacture to determine thickness of post wall. ii. Square posts; 2" x 2". All posts shall be same size. iii. Bottom Cap: Fully weld a bottom cap with single 1/4" diameter weep hole onto base of all posts; ensure bottom caps are flush with all sides of posts and form hairline joints. iv. Weeps: Provide a single 1/4" diameter weep hole at the base of each stringer and top mounted guardrail post. d. Picket Panels: i. 5/8" x 5/8" pickets; vertically oriented at all locations. ii. Cleanly weld all pickets to intermediate and bottom rails to form picket panels. iii. Referred to as "panels" throughout Drawings and Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work. e. Transitions: Provide all necessary components to smoothly transition guardrail systems; transitions shall include, but are not limited to, elbows and internal sleeves to create continuous and complete guardrail systems meeting all code requirements. 3. Plate Brackets and Base Plates: a. Plate Brackets at Fascia Mounted Posts: i. Application: Applies to all fascia mounted guardrail posts. ii. Attachment: Weld plate brackets to posts and mechanically fasten plate brackets structure in accordance with Structural Drawings. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 055200-6 SECTION 05 52 00 - METAL RAILINGS iii. Size and Shape: Plate bracket sizes and shapes as determined by Structural Drawings; shape as required by location of posts and existing configurations; refer to Drawings. Size and shape as needed to align plate bracket flanges with fronts of posts, each side. Plate bracket height and width shall be as required to accommodate fastener spacing required by Structural Drawings. Align plate brackets with bottoms of posts and offset plate brackets from drip edge flashing 1/8". Provide 3/4" post offset from finished fascia, typical. iv. Gaskets: Install all base plates over neoprene or EPDM shims; refer to Part 2, 2.2, C. C. Neoprene or EPDM Gaskets: 1. Locations: Provide gaskets for all plates, brackets, and shims mounted over the following, including, but not limited to, deck fascias, and any other dissimilar materials. 2. Finish: Smooth, black. 3. Thickness: Varies depending on location and existing conditions. Minimum 1/8"; 1/4" at hardscape locations. Fit gaskets tight to all substrates; taper as needed to plumb guardrails. 4. Size: Shape and size to match all bracket flanges and base plates. 5. Parameters: Gasket edges shall be square and smooth; edges shall not extend beyond edges of brackets and base plates. Dry fit gaskets prior to installing brackets and base plates; trim accordingly prior to installation. 6. Durometer Hardness: 40-50, unless recommended otherwise by manufacturer. D. Fasteners: 1. General: a. Provide stainless steel fasteners and anchors, typical. b. Provide fasteners recommended by manufacturer and Structural Engineer for intended use and function, of size and strength. c. Conceal fasteners, if possible, unless exposed fasteners are designed or approved. Guardrail Plate Bracket and Base Plate Fasteners: a. Requirements: Provide fasteners in accordance with Contractor submitted and Architect approved shop drawings and structural calculations. Provide in size, location and quantity per Engineering. b. Material: Fasteners shall be stainless steel. c. Gasketed Fasteners: All exposed fasteners will have bonded neoprene or EPDM washers. d. Sealant at Fasteners: Install SLNT-3 within pre -drilled holes at all fasteners into fascia and wood framing, where occurs. Remove any visible and excess sealant. e. Finish: Where exposed, all fasteners shall be finished to match color of guardrail system. Carefully touch-up paint on fasteners once installed, as needed. Refer to Part 2, 2.2, E. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 055200-7 SECTION 05 52 00 - METAL RAILINGS 3. Component Fasteners or Tek Screws: a. Locations: This Item includes all fasteners integral with the guardrail system, including, but not limited to, fasteners required to attach panels to posts, rails to posts, sleeves to rails and sleeves to walls and wood posts. b. Size: Size as required by manufacturer and Engineering. c. Finish: Provide finish and color to match guardrail system. Carefully touch-up paint fasteners to match guardrail system once installed, as needed; refer to Part 2, 2.2, E. E. Guardrail Finish: 1. All new aluminum components within this Section shall be powder coated. 2. Highly weather and UV resistant exterior TGIC polyester powder coatings for exterior applications; factory electrostatically -applied; all exposed surfaces shall be coated, including, but not limited to, undersides of guardrail top caps, horizontal tubes, exposed aluminum sims, picket panels, post base plates, brackets and posts. 3. Material: Tiger Drylac; RAL Colors; Exterior Powder Coatings; Series 38; polyester. Or equal. 4. Colors: To be determined by Architect during construction. Color to be selected from standard Tiger Drylac options. 5. Touch -Up Paint: a. Provide manufacturer touch up paint as needed to address scratches and dings on site prior to substantial completion. Review all touch-ups and repairs with Architect for approval. b. Mask all touch-ups prior to paint installation; ensure touch-up finishing does not extend onto finished guardrail or component coating. c. Fasteners: i. Pre -finished: Carefully mask touch-up area. Touch-up previously coated fasteners to match guardrail system if original finish is damaged during installation. 2.3 ACCESSORIES A. Anchors and Inserts: As required to support work specified, in accordance with Engineering requirements and manufacturer's standards. B. Custom Aluminum Panel 1. Manufacturer: To be determined by Architect during construction. 2. Style: To be determined by Architect during construction. 3. Size: Size panel to reduce spacing to be less than 4". Coordinate final design with Architect. 4. Finish: Refer to Part 2, 2.2, E for finish. 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 055200-8 SECTION 05 52 00 - METAL RAILINGS 5. Fasteners a. General: Provide corrosion resistant fasteners for secure attachment of aluminum panel to guardrail system. Predrill holes for attachment prior to powder coating. b. Spacing: Contractor to determine spacing of fasteners to ensure movement of aluminum panel does not occur. c. Finish: All fasteners shall be finished to match color of PNL-1. Carefully touch-up paint on fasteners once installed, as needed. Refer to Part 2, 2.2, E, 5. 6. Gaskets: Provide EPDM gaskets between panel and guardrail post and top rail to eliminate vibration or rattling. Extent of gaskets will be determined during mock-up. Refer to Part 2, 2.2, C. C. Structural Blocking at Guardrail Fastening Locations: Bracing and blocking at guardrail and handrail connection locations to structure have been designed by Structural Engineer. D. Provide framing support hardware as noted on Structural Drawings, where required. 2.4 FABRICATION A. General: 1. Fabricate guardrail systems to comply with manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements and recommendations; project design requirements, details, dimensions, code requirements, and finish and member sizes, including post spacing and anchorage, but not less than the Structural requirements to support loading. 2. Clearly mark component units for site assembly and installation. 3. Use connections that maintain structural capacity of joined members and meet code requirements. 4. Verify dimensions on site prior to fabrication. 5. Fit and shop assemble in largest practical sizes. 6. Fabricate materials straight and true. 7. Fabricate materials without scratches and scars, and to be free of blemishes. 8. Fabricate panels to appear visually flat and maintaining visual alignments. 9. Drill and tap for all required fastener holes. 10. Conceal fasteners, as possible. 11. Clean exposed welded joints to be free of flux; all welds shall be feathered and ground smooth. 12. Provide castings and extrusions to be free of warp or blemishes. Grind all blemishes to be flush and smooth. 13. Finish exposed surfaces to have smooth, yet sharp, well-defined lines. 14. Apply powder coat finish to all exposed and non -exposed surfaces. 15. Fasten and anchor guardrail systems in accordance with manufacturer's and Engineering requirements. B. Welding: Where exposed welds occur, all joints shall have clean, neat welds. Review welds with Architect for approval prior to production. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 055200-9 SECTION 05 52 00 - METAL RAILINGS C. Custom Aluminum Panel: 1. Fully weld and assemble panel components prior to powder coating. 2. Predrill panel fastener locations prior to powder coating. 3. Miter aluminum edging and create tight joints at corners. 4. Apply powder coat finish to all exposed and non -exposed surfaces. 5. Securely fasten panel to guardrail system, ensure movement of panel does not occur. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.1 GENERAL A. All installations shall meet 2015 International Building Code, Drawings, Specifications, approved shop drawings and guardrail manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements and recommendations. 3.2 EXAMINATION A. Examine system components, substrate and conditions where railing systems are to be installed. B. Notify Architect in writing of unsatisfactory conditions. Do not proceed with the work until unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected. 3.3 PREPARATION A. Prepare surrounding construction to receive railing system installations to comply with manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements and recommendations. B. Review and coordinate parts with shop drawings and guardrail manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements and recommendations for assembly and installation of railing system. 3.4 INSTALLATION A. Install railing systems and related components in strict accordance with manufacturer's printed installation instructions, requirements, recommendations and shop drawings. B. Adjust, plumb, level and securely install railing systems and related components to meet code and visual aesthetics. Revise as required by Architect to meet punch list requirements. C. Provide for thermal expansion and contraction by use of expansion joints or gaps in rails, as needed. Locations to be approved by Architect, and must adhere to manufacturer's instructions for locations of expansion joints and fastening of expansion sleeves. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 055200-10 SECTION 05 52 00 - METAL RAILINGS D. Railing system top caps shall be continuous with hairline seams where required. Seams shall be indiscernible to the touch, smooth and free of burrs. Materials shall be flush, planer and align along length of joint. E. Shims: If required to level and plumb guardrails systems, level guardrail post brackets and base plates, as required, with shim system approved by Architect. F. Erect guardrails to be accurately fitted with tight joints. G. Separate dissimilar or non -compatible materials with gaskets or isolation shims. 3.5 PROTECTION A. Contractor shall protect all guardrails before, during and after installation until acceptance by Architect, refer to Part 3, Item 3.11. 3.6 CLEANING A. Immediately upon completion of installation, clean all railing system surfaces using clean water and mild soap or detergent. B. Do not use abrasive agent or harsh chemicals. C. Cover and protect new railings as required, if adjacent work is not complete. 3.7 COMPLETION A. Guardrail installations shall be deemed complete upon acceptance by Architect via inspection and punchlist. Structural Engineer's review may be required for special conditions. END OF SECTION 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 -a DIVISION 7 THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 annentogroup.conn 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 07 18 13 - 1 SECTION 07 18 13 - PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC COATINGS PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 SUMMARY A. Section Includes: 1. MEM-1: Liquid applied, moisture cured, polyurethane waterproof pedestrian traffic coating system for decks, as noted in Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work, as part of the Base Scope of Work. Refer to Drawings for locations. B. Related Sections: 1. Section 0110 00— Description of the Work 2. Section 0130 00 —Supplemental General Conditions 3. Section 0160 00— Outline Specifications 4. Section 02 42 00 — Removal and Demolition of Construction Materials 1.2 REFERENCES A. Polycoat Products Catalogue: General Guidelines and Technical Bulletin and Technical Bulletin #1— Pinholes and Bubbles. 1.3 DEFINITIONS A. Membrane System: A coating system that includes all necessary coating and accessory components designed to perform as a cohesive watertight waterproofing entity. 1.4 SUBMITTALS A. General: Comply with Section 0130 00 —Supplemental General Conditions. 1. Standard: Provide for all materials and accessories associated with MEM-1. 2. Custom: a. Samples: Submit four (4) samples of specified MEM-1 color and texture. B. Site Mock -Ups: 1. Pre -Installation Meeting: Prior to preparing a mock-up, Contractor and Architect shall review installation process and aesthetic expectations on site. 2. Mock-Up(s): a. MEM- 1 Mock -Up: Prior to commencement of membrane application and once samples and submittals have been approved, apply a 4'-0" x 4'-0" sample of MEM-1 to a moveable substrate. i. Mock-up shall include all steps and system components. ii. Mock-up shall be reviewed and approved by Architect for color and texture prior to any MEM-1 application. iii. Approved mock-up sample shall remain on Project site until the scope of MEM-1 work is complete and accepted. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 071813-2 SECTION 07 18 13 - PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC COATINGS b. Other Mock -Ups: Provide for flexible flashing mock-ups related to MEM-1 installations as noted in Section 0160 00 — Outline Specifications. Install MEM-1, integral with flexible and metal flashings, as needed to complete mock-ups. 1.5 QUALITY ASSURANCE A. Product Qualifications: 1. Comply with provisions of the following standards: a. Tensile Strength and Elongation: ASTM D412. b. Tear Strength: ASTM D1004-66. c. Moisture Vapor Transmission: ASTM E96-66. B. Manufacturer Qualifications: Company specializing in manufacturing products specified in this Section with minimum five (5) years of experience. C. Applicator Qualifications: Experienced installer, specializing in the applying elastomeric waterproof membranes, with a minimum of five (5) years of experience on at least five (5) projects of similar size and application. Installer must be a Manufacturer's Authorized or Certified installer. Installers not authorized or certified by manufacturer are not approved for purposes of this project. D. Contractor shall verify that product is fully chemically compatible with adjacent materials and finishes. E. Code Requirements: Products shall meet all building and local code requirements, including, but not limited to, fire rating, flame spread and smoke index rating. 1.6 QUALITY CONTROL A. General: Installation of MEM-1, at all stages in application process, shall be reviewed and observed by Manufacturer's Representative on a regular basis, or as requested by Architect, for quality control, waterproofness, installation practices and aesthetics. Contractor shall regularly review Installer's MEM-1 installation for adherence to specifications, manufacturer's installation instructions and industry standards. B. Pre -Installation Conference: Meeting with Contractor, Installer and Architect to ensure design intent and specifications will be met for MEM-1 installation for the project prior to product installation. A second pre -installation conference shall occur if requested by Contractor or Architect, or as deemed necessary. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 071813-3 SECTION 07 18 13 - PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC COATINGS C. Pull Tests: 1. General: a. All pull tests must be performed by a qualified Manufacturer's Representative to determine adhesion, substrate compatibility and the requirement of primers. All pull tests must be fully documented in written form. 2. Pull tests must be performed for each substrate listed, including any integral system components minimum, or as required by manufacturer for each substrate: a. MEM-1 with integral system components at galvanized and pre -finished metal flashings: i. Perform a minimum of one (1) pull test for each metal flashing substrate prior to installation of product. b. MEM-1 at PLY-1: i. Perform a minimum of two (2) pull tests prior to installation of product. D. Water Tests: 1. Perform spray hose tests on completed MEM-1 installation before placement or progression of other construction at locations as requested by the Construction Manager or Architect. a. Leaking: If leaks or ponding are discovered, make repairs and repeat tests until no leaks or ponding are observed. E. Observation: Do not conceal in -progress and finished MEM-1 systems before it has been observed by Architect or Manufacturer's Representative at first two (2) installations of membrane at each installation type. F. Aesthetics: Aesthetics of final MEM-1 product shall match texture and appearance of approved samples, and shall be free from inconsistencies, humps, ponds, and telegraphing of integral materials. Texture shall be uniform and consistent with no areas devoid of texture or areas with excessive texture. Irregularities and undesirable areas will be rejected by the Architect. Contractor shall revise such areas to achieve desired appearance and quality. 1.7 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING A. Comply with requirements in Section 0130 00 - Supplemental General Conditions. B. Packing and Shipping: Deliver products in original unopened packaging with legible manufacturer's identification. C. Storage and Protection: Comply with manufacturer's recommendations. 1.8 PROJECT CONDITIONS A. Environmental Requirements: 1. Install products during and maintain ambient recommended temperatures required by manufacturer. 2. Do not proceed with application of materials if ice or frost is covering the substrate. 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 071813-4 SECTION 07 18 13 - PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC COATINGS 3. Do not proceed with application if substrate is wet. 4. Do not proceed with the application of materials in rainy conditions or if heavy rain is anticipated with 4 hours after application. B. Product Coordination: 1. Verify compatibility with paints, sealants and patching materials to ensure compatibility with traffic coating. 1.9 WARRANTY A. Manufacturer's Warranty: Provide manufacturer's standard five (5) and five (5) year product warranty against defects of materials and workmanship from date of Substantial Completion. B. Installer's Warranty: Provide Installer's Warranty in accordance with Contract Documents for installation and workmanship. 1.10 CLOSEOUT A. Manufacturer's Care Instructions: Provide manufacturer's standard Operations and Maintenance Instructions with Warranty. PART 2 - PRODUCTS 2.1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION A. MEM-1: 1. General: a. Liquid applied, moisture cured, polyurethane waterproof system; including all accessories and components. b. When referenced in other Construction Documents, MEM-1 is a complete membrane system that includes all integral system components necessary to provide a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing waterproof membrane. Dry Film Thickness: Provide membrane of minimum 54 dry mil thickness, not including sand and sloping material, unless additional membrane thickness is recommended or required by membrane manufacturer. Apply each lift of membrane in accordance with manufacturer's minimum mil thickness requirements. Dry film thickness shall be uniform throughout each application, for each installation type, use and substrate. Installations: MEM-1 systems will be installed over new plywood and new flashings. Membrane thicknesses will be dependent on which material membranes are applied over and the sloping requirements of the decks. All sloping shall be uniform and planer, and transitions between new materials and existing materials shall be indiscernible after membrane installations. All surfaces shall slope minimum 1/4" per foot as shown on Drawings, unless noted otherwise on Drawings. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 071813-5 SECTION 07 18 13 - PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC COATINGS 2.2 MANUFACTURER A. Manufacturer: Polycoat Products Division, American Polymers Corporation; www.polycoatusa.com; no substitutions. 2.3 MATERIALS A. Products: 1. MEM-1: Polydeck 150SC; Product to be installed at decks as indicated on Drawings: a. System: Liquid -applied, moisture -cured, polyurethane waterproof membrane system. b. Primers: i. General: Provide necessary primers recommended by manufacturer and/or as determined by pull tests. ii. Metal Flashings: Polyprime 2180 or as recommended by manufacturer for metal substrates. c. Base Coat: PC-220SC; single component, liquid applied, moisture cured, aromatic polyurethane elastomeric waterproofing base membrane. i. Application: Install one (1) base coat (30 dry mils) with integral flexible flashings. ii. Color: To be determined by Contractor. d. Sloping Overlayment (As Needed): PC-220SC base coat. i. Mixture: Provide manufacturer's recommended ratio of membrane liquid to aggregate. ii. Application: Mix with aggregate and PC-50 Thickener/Accelerator per manufacturer ratio, to achieve a sloping material. Build-up as needed to achieve desired slope; feather edges to be smooth. e. Intermediate Coat: Polyglaze AR. i. Application: Install one (1) intermediate coat (9 dry mils). ii. Color: To be determined by Contractor. f. Aggregate: i. Type: Lapis Luster Company; Monterey Sand; clean, washed, rounded, kiln dried aggregate. Or, manufacturer's recommended sand aggregate. ii. Application: Evenly broadcast aggregate to refusal into intermediate coat as recommended by manufacturer. iii. Expectations: Sand aggregate texture and coverage shall be uniform, even and consistent over extent of membrane. Match approved texture sample. g. Top Coat: Polyglaze 100; polyester, aliphatic, single component, liquid applied, moisture cured polyurethane topcoat. i. Application: Install one (1) top coats (11 dry mils). ii. Color: Dolphin Gray. 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 071813-6 SECTION 07 18 13 - PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC COATINGS 2.4 ACCESSORIES A. SLNT-4: Sealant: Refer to Section 0160 00 — Outline Specifications. Sealant required to fully prepare substrates and flashings. B. Metal Flashings: refer to Section 0160 00 — Outline Specifications. C. Flexible Flashings: FF-3: 1. Refer to Section 0160 00 —Outline Specifications. 2. Flexible flashings integral with MEM-1 system, including, but not limited to, at wall interfaces and transitions, metal flashing transitions, and as required by manufacturer to reinforce membrane. Provide flashings as noted on drawings. D. Solvents: Manufacturer recommended solvents as required to clean and prepare existing substrates. E. Accelerators: Accelerators as needed and recommended by manufacturer to achieve coating cure in desired time frame and temperatures. 1. PC-50 Basecoat Thickener/Accelerator: Add to PC-220SC base coat to shorten cure. 2. Polyglaze Hardener: Add to AL-50 top coat to shorten cure time. 2.5 MIXING A. Mix in accordance with manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements, and recommendations. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.1 EXAMINATION A. Verification of Conditions: Examine areas and conditions under which Work is to be performed and identify conditions detrimental to proper or timely completion. Do not proceed until unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected. 3.2 PREPARATION A. Prepare surfaces in accordance with manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements and recommendations. B. Protection: Install coverings to protect adjacent surfaces. C. Conduct tests as applicable and as required by manufacturer prior to preparation of substrate. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 071813-7 SECTION 07 18 13 - PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC COATINGS D. Surface Preparation: 1. Surfaces to be clean, dry, sound, free of laitance, standing water, dust, grease and other surface contaminants. 2. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to prepare all substrates as required by the manufacturer. Lightly grind or abrade existing surfaces to adequately qualify existing substrate, and properly prepare substrate per manufacturer's recommendations. 3. Install manufacturer's recommended primers. 4. Metal Flashings: a. Set all metal flashings in SLNT-4 prior to installation of flexible flashings and as recommended by manufacturer. Install SLNT-4 with a notched glue trowel as recommended by the manufacturer. Install FF-3, set in SLNT-4, to transition at metal edges and seams. b. Abrade and clean metal flashings and substrate as required by manufacturer to achieve adequate membrane adhesion. 5. Flexible Flashings: a. Refer to Section 0160 00 — Outline Specifications for installation of flexible flashings. b. Install FF-3, set in SLNT-4, in accordance with Details and as required by manufacturer to prepare seams, joints and transitions. E. Sloping Overlayment (As Needed): 1. Coordinate with Architect for locations where additional sloping is required. 2. Comply with manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements and recommendations. 3. Install sloping overlayment, as needed, to achieve 1/4" per foot slope for decks. 4. Feather and taper all sloping overlayment edges to be smooth, to transition into existing surfaces and be void of abrupt edges. Ensure edges of original membrane are sound and properly adhered. F. Pre -Coating Sill Pans: 1. Refer to Sheet A4.1 for SGD installation sequences and details. 2. Due to scheduling and cure times, and for installation of sill pans prior to membrane installation, Contractor may elect to pre -coat soldered sill pans with base coat of MEM-1 or as directed by manufacturer. Contractor is responsible for achieving proper and integral tie-ins between MEM-1 membrane installations and pre -coated sill pans per Details. Coordinate with Architect for clarifications. 3.3 APPLICATION A. Product shall be applied as noted in manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements and recommendations. B. Follow manufacturer's recommendations for cure and dry times prior to installing next system component. C. Apply at temperature and weather conditions recommended by the manufacturer. 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 071813-8 SECTION 07 18 13 - PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC COATINGS D. Properly mask and provide protection for adjacent surfaces not scheduled to be coated. E. Install membrane in a manner to achieve desired slope without raised deck edges and ponding. F. Follow manufacturer's recommendations concerning protection of glass, metal and other non- porous substrates. Contractor will be responsible to clean all surfaces that are contaminated by traffic coating. G. Self -terminate MEM-1 per manufacturer's recommendations where indicated on Drawings only. 3.4 FIELD TESTING A. Refer to Part 1, 1.7, D. 3.5 PROTECTION A. Protect finished coatings after application and prior to Substantial Completion. 3.6 CLEANING A. As Work Progresses: Clean excess material from adjacent surfaces using materials and methods as recommended by manufacturer. B. Remove protective coverings from adjacent surfaces when no longer needed. 3.7 COMPLETION A. Work that does not conform to specified requirements shall be corrected and/or replaced as directed by the Architect or Owner at Contractor's expense without extension of time. END OF SECTION 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 -a DIVISION 8 OPENINGS 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 annentogroup.conn 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 083200-1 SECTION 08 32 00 - SLIDING GLASS DOORS PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 SUMMARY A. Section Includes: 1. SGD: Tubular extruded poly vinyl chloride (PVC) sliding glass doors. B. Related Sections: 1. Section 0110 00— Description of the Work 2. Section 0130 00— Supplemental General Conditions 3. Section 0160 00— Outline Specifications 4. Section 02 42 00— Removal and Demolition of Construction Materials 1.2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS A. Code and Regulatory Requirements: 1. General: Ensure local building and energy code requirements are met. 2. Applicable Building Codes: 2015 International Building Code. 1.3 SUBMITTALS A. Comply with Section 0130 00 —Supplemental General Conditions. 1. Standard Submittal: Provide for all SGD configurations, including manufacturer's standard details. 2. Custom Submittals: a. Certifications: Manufacturer's certification that supplied sliding glass doors will meet wind load design pressure for project. 1.4 QUALITY ASSURANCE A. Overall Standards: Comply with ANSI/AAMA/NWDA 101/I.S.2/A440, except as otherwise noted herein. B. Qualifications: 1. Manufacturer Qualifications: a. Minimum five (5) years of experience in producing vinyl sliding glass doors of the type(s) specified. b. Member AAMA, NFRC, SIGMA. c. Manufacturer capable of reviewing installation methods and periodic field service representation during construction. 2. Installer's Qualifications: Installer experienced to perform work of this section that has specialized in the installation of work similar to that required for this project. Installer must be acceptable to and approved by product manufacturer. C. Certifications for Insulated Sliding Glass Doors: 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 083200-2 SECTION 08 32 00 - SLIDING GLASS DOORS 1. AAMA: Sliding glass doors shall be Gold Label certified with label attached to frame per AAMA requirements. 2. NFRC: Sliding glass doors shall be NFRC certified with temporary U-factor label applied to glass and an NFRC tab added to permanent AAMA frame label. 1.5 QUALITY CONTROL A. Mock -Up: 1. Prior to installation of any sliding glass doors, Contractor shall perform penetration flashing mock-ups with the scheduled sliding glass door penetration flashing sequences, as diagramed on Sheet A4.1, including metal head flashing. a. Refer to Section 0160 00 — Outline Specifications, for additional information. B. Contractor's Review and Observations: Contractor is responsible to continually review and supervise installation of penetration flashing and WRB installation, as it pertains to the scheduled sliding glass door installation sequences. 1.6 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING A. Refer to and comply with Section 0130 00 —Supplemental General Conditions. B. Follow manufacturer's instructions on label applied to sliding glass doors and comply with manufacturer's requirements. C. Store sliding glass doors in accordance with manufacturer's instructions to not damage nail fins. Set sliding glass doors on blocks during transport and storage on site until sliding glass doors are installed. 1.7 WARRANTY A. Manufacturer's Warranty: Commercial Warranty: Provide in writing a commercial ten (10) year warranty, which guarantees sliding glass doors against defects in materials and workmanship, including costs for parts and labor. B. Installer's Warranty: Provide Installer's Warranty in accordance with Contract Documents for installation and workmanship for all products installed. 1.8 CLOSEOUT A. Manufacturer's Care Instructions: Provide manufacturer's standard Operations and Maintenance Instructions with Warranty. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 083200-3 SECTION 08 32 00 - SLIDING GLASS DOORS PART 2 - PRODUCTS 2.1 GENERAL PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS A. Wind Loads: Provide sliding glass doors, including anchorage, capable of withstanding the following wind load design pressure: 1. Allowable Stress Design (ASD): 30 psf. B. Structural Class: Sliding glass doors shall meet structural class required to achieve specified design pressure in accordance with ANSI/AAMA/NWDA 101/I.S.2/A440. C. Thermal Movement: Allow for thermal movement without causing buckling stresses on glass, joint seal failure, undue stress on structural elements, damaging loads on fasteners, reduction of performance, or detrimental effects. D. Thermal Performance: Comply with NFRC 100. E. Lab Performance: 1. Lab Testing: Prior to delivery to site, manufactured product quality assurance pre -testing may be performed in an AAMA Accredited Laboratory. Note that pre -testing samples shall include the largest size of each sliding glass door configuration to be included for the Project. 2. Air Leakage, Water Resistance and Structural Test: Comply with ANSI/AAMA/NWDA 101/I.S.2/A440. F. Forced -Entry Resistance: Comply with CAWM 301-90. G. U-Value: Sliding glass doors must have a U-value of 0.30 or lower per code. H. Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC): Sliding glass doors must have an SHGC of 0.35 or lower per code. 2.2 MANUFACTURER A. VPI Quality Windows; www.vpiwindows.com; 1 (800) 634-1478. B. No substitutions. 2.3 MATERIALS A. General: 1. Compliance: Comply with ASTM D 4216 and ANSI/AAMA/NWDA 101/I.S.2/A440. 2. Vinyl: Integral color PVC compound containing impact -resistant solid plasticizer, titanium dioxide UV inhibitor, and surface and color stabilizers. 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 083200-4 SECTION 08 32 00 - SLIDING GLASS DOORS B. SGD: Sliding Glass Doors: 1. Series: VPI Bellevue Series Two Panel Sliding Door. a. General: Provide sliding glass doors without grids. b. Configurations and Operations: Sliding glass door configurations and operations shall match original installations. c. Sizing: Properly size sliding glass doors to fit existing rough openings. 2. Nail Fins: Integral, pre -punched, continuous nail fins around perimeter of sliding glass door frames. Except, cleanly remove nail fins at all SGD sill; coordinate with Architect. Note: Contractor shall seek approval in writing from manufacturer to remove sill flange prior to installation. Nail fins shall be minimum 1" wide, with minimum of 13/8" nail fin setbacks. 3. Colors: a. Interior: White. b. Exterior: White. 4. Weep System: Provide hollow sill construction and offset weep holes that release any accumulated moisture from sill tracks. 5. Trickle Vents: a. General: Provide standard manufacturer's trickle vents integral with sliding glass door frames. Trickle vents shall be operable from interiors of units. Trickle vents shall be water -tight. b. Number and Size Requirements: Provide trickle vents in all sliding glass doors, sized as needed to meet or exceed all applicable code requirements. 6. Hardware: As required to meet sliding glass door operation performance requirements. 7. Locking Mechanisms: Standard locking mechanisms for both door and screen provided by manufacturer. 8. Weatherstripping: Fin seal polypropylene pile. 9. Sliding Screen: a. Provide tight -fitting screen for operating sash with hardware to allow easy removal and operation. b. Complete with necessary hardware. i. Screen Cloth: Charcoal colored fiberglass mesh. ii. Frame: Manufacturer's standard sliding frame. iii. Finish: Baked enamel. iv. Color: Match sliding glass door frame. C. Insulated Glass Units: Dual glazed insulated glass. 1. Requirements: ASTM E 774, Class A. 2. Code Requirements: a. Low-E glass with argon as needed to achieve a maximum U-value of 0.30. b. Provide safety glass (tempered or laminated) at all locations required by code. 3. Glass Color: Clear. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 083200-5 SECTION 08 32 00 - SLIDING GLASS DOORS 2.4 FABRICATION A. Fabricate frames and sash with mitered and fusion welded corners and joints. B. Trim and finish corners and welds to match adjacent surfaces. Trim and clean weld seams inside and outside of all corner joints to ensure proper functioning of gaskets and hardware, and to achieve aesthetically pleasing finishing. C. Provide concealed metal reinforcement in sash frame to achieve structural design requirements and for attaching lock mechanisms. D. Factory exterior glaze with snap -on PVC glazing stops matching interior sash and frame finish. Units shall be reglazeable without dismantling sash framing. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.1 EXAMINATION A. Examine openings in which sliding glass doors will be installed. 1. Verify that framing complies with AAMA 2400. 2. Verify that fasteners in framed walls are fully driven and will not interfere with sliding glass door installation. 3. Verify rough opening dimensions for all sliding glass doors openings. Contractor is responsible for measuring existing rough openings and ordering properly sized sliding glass doors. B. Contractor and/or Installer shall verify and confirm all rough opening dimensions noted on shop drawings prior to ordering and installing sliding glass door assemblies. C. Coordinate with responsible entity to correct unsatisfactory conditions. D. Commencement of work by Installer is acceptance of substrate conditions. 3.2 INSTALLATION A. Install all sliding glass doors per manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements and recommendations, sliding glass door installation sequence on Sheet A4.1, approved shop drawings, AAMA 2400 and associated Details. Exact installation requirements will be determined on site during installation mock-ups. B. Install sliding glass doors to be weather -tight. Contractor shall remove and reset any sliding glass door assemblies that cannot achieve proper weather -tightness. C. Install sliding glass doors to be freely operating without any stickiness or unnecessary friction; Contractor shall adjust accordingly. Contractor shall remove and reset any sliding glass door assemblies that cannot achieve proper operation. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 083200-6 SECTION 08 32 00 - SLIDING GLASS DOORS D. Maintain alignment with adjacent work. E. Secure sliding glass door assemblies to framed openings, plumb and square, without distortion. F. Anchor frames in accordance with manufacturer's installation instructions, requirements, recommendations, and approved shop drawings. G. Provide continuous shim support along full length of sills. Allow for shim discontinuity at select locations to aid with drainage from cavities below sliding glass doors. Level shims within rough openings. H. Install sliding glass doors with operable panel in closed position. I. Install insect screens on operable panels. J. Leave sliding glass doors closed and locked upon installation. 3.3 ADJUSTING A. Adjust operating panels and hardware for smooth operation and tight fit with weather- stripping once sliding glass door is installed. 3.4 FIELD TESTING A. Field Quality Assurance: At Owner's expense, if required by code, permit, or Owner, and due to condominium or apartment status, sliding glass doors may be field quality assurance tested per RCW 64.55.050, in accordance with parameters established below. Sliding glass doors, once installed, may be required to pass field quality assurance testing for both sliding glass door specimens (products) and assemblies (installation workmanship). 1. Water Resistance: Sliding glass doors will be tested in accordance with the ASTM E 1105 method "B" (cyclic static pressure), as applied per the AAMA 502-11 specification in accordance with the following: a. Field Test Pressure: Products shall meet or exceed 3.0 psf. 2. Testing: Field quality assurance testing will be performed as follows: a. Number of Sliding Glass Door Specimens Tested: Exact number of sliding glass door specimens initially tested will be determined by the Construction Manager or Architect. For purposes of this Project, Contractor shall assume a minimum of two (2) samples of each size of sliding glass door will be tested. 7102n6Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 083200-7 SECTION 08 32 00 - SLIDING GLASS DOORS Assemblies: Sliding glass door specimens shall be installed into designated rough openings as specified and noted on Drawings. Unless determined otherwise by the Architect, installed sliding glass doors can be tested once a minimum of liquid -applied flexible flashings, metal flashings, WRB, metal head trims, and metal head flashings are installed to a level of weather resistivity needed to support testing. Depending on cladding and trim types, and other factors, the Architect may determine the field quality assurance testing will occur once other levels of finish and additional assembly components are installed. c. Observation: Manufacturer's Representative and Architect shall be present for field quality assurance testing. d. Testing Agency: Testing agency will be determined by the Construction Manager. e. Failures: If product or installation failures occur during testing outlined above, additional testing will be required. At the cost of the responsible Contractor or manufacturer, additional field quality assurance testing will be performed for the failed sliding glass door and two (2) additional sliding glass doors of the same configuration and size. This process shall be repeated for each failure encountered. f. Repairs: Contractor or manufacturer shall be responsible to remediate any product or assembly failures, determined as a result of testing, for all installed sliding glass doors, and sliding glass doors ordered or staged on site, but not yet installed. Repairs may include, but are not limited to, product repairs and product replacement, as required to achieve a "Pass" for all field quality assurance tests. To achieve final approval of proposed repairs, repairs to sliding glass doors shall be clean, aesthetically pleasing, and acceptable to the Architect for all affected sliding glass doors. Repair mock-ups may be required to ensure repairs meet Architect's functional and aesthetic expectations. 3.5 PROTECTION A. Protect installed sliding glass doors to ensure that, except for normal weathering, sliding glass doors will be without damage or deterioration at time of Substantial Completion. 3.6 CLEANING A. Remove temporary labels and retain for close-out documentation. B. Clean soiled surfaces and glass using a mild detergent and warm water solution with soft, clean cloths. C. Lubricate hardware and moving components of sliding glass door assemblies after cleaning. END OF SECTION 7102ndAvenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM E NTO G RO U P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 7 BID FORM PART 1 - PROJECT INFORMATION 1.1 Project Name: Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums 1.2 To: Tina Ray Amento Group 710 Second Avenue, Suite 400 Seattle, Washington 98104 Phone: (206) 957-4716 Fax: (206) 224-4722 Email: TRay@amentogroup.com 1.3 For: Deck Remediation Scope Name — 100% CDs PART 2 - BID 2.1 Date: (Contractor to Enter Date) 2.2 Offer: (Provide any exclusions, assumptions or clarifications within this space or attached separately.) 2.3 Total Stipulated Sum: (Does not include Washington State Sales Tax.) $ 2.4 Submitted By: Contractor's Name Contractor's Address Contractor's City, State & Zip Contractor's License Number 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 2 BID FORM PART 3 - OWNER ALLOWANCES 3.1 Refer to Section 00 2113 — Instructions to Bidders, Part 3, 3.4, C, 2 for information regarding Owner Allowances. No Allowances are included in the Stipulated Sum. Any project allowances will be budgeted by the Owner and managed by the Construction Manager outside of the Contract. Refer to Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work, Part 3 for descriptions of Allowances and Part 1, 1.2, D for additional information. PART 4 - ALTERNATES 4.1 Refer to Section 00 2113 — Instructions to Bidders, Part 3, 3.4, B for information regarding Alternates. Refer to Section 0110 00 — Description of the Work, Part 2 for descriptions of the Alternates and Part 1, 1.2, B for additional information. Alternate pricing shall not include Washington State Sales Tax. Add/Deduct A. Alternate #1: Single Top Rail Guardrails $ B. Alternate #2: Sliding Glass Doors Manufacturer $ PART 5 - SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION 5.1 Schedule: A. Weeks required to achieve Substantial Completion: B. Date available to start Work: 5.2 Contractor's Proposed Team: Confirm subcontractor meets requirements outlined in the Specifications by placing an "X" in the box for those subcontractors where experience requirements are provided. A. Project Manager: B. Superintendent: C. Liaison: D. Subcontractors: Meets Specification Requirements 1. Demolition: /1 IN 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AMENTO GROUP Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 3 BID FORM 2. SID-1 and SID-ME: 3. Exterior Sheathings: ❑ 4. Carpentry: ❑ 5. MEM-1: ❑ 6. Guardrails: ❑ 7. SGDs: ❑ 8. Metal Flashings: ❑ 9. Penetration Flashings: ❑ 10. Sealants: ❑ 11. WRB: ❑ 12. Interior Repairs: ❑ 13. Painting: ❑ 5.3 Additional Work: The Construction Manager may direct additional work on a "time and material" basis or solicit a proposal for a defined scope of additional work. When determining the total compensation for a given amount of additional work, the following labor rates and mark-ups will be used. A. Labor Rates: 1. These rates shall include, but not be limited to, all burden, small tools and insurance, but not include overhead and profit, and Washington State Sales Tax. a. Superintendent $ b. Foreman $ c. Carpenter $ d. Laborer $ e. Equipment $ (Include Description) $ 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 4 BID FORM 2. Overhead and Profit on Labor: B. Materials: Overhead and Profit on Materials: %. C. Subcontractors: Overhead and Profit on Subcontractors: D. Contract Time: The Contract between the Owner and the Contractor will provide for provisions to adjust Contract Time with respect to time and material Work performed under the Contract. Refer to Section 00 2113 — Instruction to Bidders, Part 3, 3.4, D for additional information. Contractor shall provide the following information to be included in the Contract. 1. One (1) additional calendar day shall be added to the Contract Time stipulated in the Contract for every $ of time and material or additional Work performed under the Contract. 2. For every calendar day added to the Contract Time in accordance with 1. above, Contractor shall be paid $ as additional compensation for its general conditions. 5.4 Addenda: A. The following addenda are acknowledged with this proposal: 5.5 Insurance: A. Contractor acknowledges they have received a copy of the Insurance Requirements as part of the Bid Documents. Initials: 5.6 Non -Specified Materials: If any, Contractor shall describe new non -specified and assumed materials where material specifications are not provided within the Documents. Refer to Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions, Part 4, 4.1, B for additional information. A. 5.7 Product Substitutions: If any and only if allowed, Contractor shall note product substitutions it intends to implement during construction, including manufacturer and product. Refer to Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions, Part 4, 4.5, H for additional information. A. B. 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 5 BID FORM 5.8 Quantities: Any Work required by the scope of repair that is unquantifiable and has not been included with the submitted Stipulated Sum shall be noted here. Refer to Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions, Part 5, 5.1, C for additional information. A. B. 5.9 Material Storage: A. If the Contractor requires special consideration for material storage by the Owner during bidding, Contractor shall submit requests for material storage here. Refer to Section 0130 00 —Supplemental General Conditions, Part 5, 5.6, C. 5.10 Landscape Maintenance Required by Owner: A. Contractor shall provide a summary of any clarifications and assumptions relative to landscape trimming and removal it will require of the Owner prior to construction. Attach additional sheets or a plan as needed to describe necessary information. Refer to Section 01 30 00 — Supplemental General Conditions, Part 5, 5.6, E. PART 6 - SIGNATURE: Signature: Printed Name: Title: Note: If any part of this Bid Form is left incomplete, such that the Construction Manager cannot reasonably evaluate Contractor's qualifications (e.g.: names of subcontractors, mark-up or key personnel), Contractor may be disqualified. If any section of this Bid Form does not apply, please indicate "N/A" in the appropriate blank. END OF SECTION 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 BIDDER ALTERNATE FORM Project Name: Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair — 100% CDs To: Nate Sobotta c/o Amento Group 710 Second Avenue, Suite 400, Seattle, WA 98104 Email: NSobotta@amentogroup.com Phone: (Direct) 206.957.4718 Fax: 206.224.4722 Specified Item: Section Page Description The undersigned requests consideration of the following product alternate or substitution: Proposed Alternate: Product: Manufacturer: Explanation of Reason for Alternate: Description: Other: BIDDER ALTERNATE FORMS SHALL BE SUBMITTED WITH BID FORM BY BIDDING GENERAL CONTRACTOR ONLY; FORMS SUBMITTED BY MANUFACTURER'S REPRESENTATIVES, SUPPLIERS OR DISTRIBUTERS WILL NOT BE REVIEWED. With this request, submit required Standard and Custom submittals, as noted in applicable Specification Section, for both the alternate product and the specified BSOW product. If required information is not submitted with this Contractor Alternate, the request will not be reviewed. Contractor Alternates must be submitted with the Bid Form on or prior to the Bid Intake Date for full review and approval. Ensure the following conditions are met with the proposed alternate: 1. No changes will be required to the Scope of Repair for proper installation. Or, 2. Attached Data includes description of changes to the Scope of Repair that the alternate will require for its proper installation. The undersigned states the following, unless modified by attachments, are correct: 1. The proposed alternate does not affect dimensions shown on the Drawings. 2. No changes to the building design, engineering design, or detailing are required by the proposed alternate, nor are additional Construction Management or Design time and fees required. 3. The proposed alternate will have no adverse effect on other trades, the construction schedule, or specified warranty requirements. 4. No additional maintenance is required by the proposed alternate. The undersigned further states that the function, appearance, and quality of the proposed alternate are equivalent or superior to the specified item. Submitted By: _ Signature: Company: Phone & E-mail: Address: Date: For use by Architect: ❑ Approved ❑ Approved as noted ❑ Not approved ❑ Received too late By: Date: Remarks: 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 ATTACHMENT A - INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS The insurance required by Owner to be provided by the Contractor shall be written for not less than the following limits, or greater if required by law: 1) Workers Compensation (Voluntary Compensation by any exempt entities): a) State (all) and applicable Federal statutory; b) Employer's Liability: i) $100,000 per Accident ii) $500,000 Disease, Policy Limit iii) $100,000 Disease, Each Employee 2) Commercial General Liability (including Premises -Operations; Independent Contractors' Protective; Products and Completed Operations; Broad Form Property Damage; personal injury; blanket contractual; explosion, collapse and underground): a) Combined Single Limit Bodily Injury and Property Damage: i) $1,000,000 per occurrence ii) $2,000,000 aggregate b) Products and Completed Operations Insurance shall be maintained for a minimum period of five (5) years (does not include the $5,000,000 Excess Liability Umbrella) after final payment, and the Contractor shall continue to provide evidence of such coverage to the Owner on an annual basis during the aforementioned period. c) Personal Injury (with Employment Exclusion deleted, if applicable): i) $1,000,000 aggregate d) If the General Liability includes a General Aggregate, such General Aggregate shall be not less than $2,000,000. The policy shall be endorsed to have General Aggregate apply to this Project. 3) Business Auto Liability (including owned, non -owned and hired vehicles): a) Combined Single Limit Bodily Injury and Property Damage: i) $1,000,000 per accident 4) Umbrella Excess Liability: a) $5,000,000 over primary insurance b) No Self -Insured Retention 5) Insurance procured pursuant to this provision shall not contain any exclusion, whether by endorsement or otherwise, in any way affecting or excluding coverage arising out of work related to condominiums, residential construction, multi -family residential construction or apartment to condominium conversions. END OF SECTION 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P Sunrise at Edmonds Condominiums Deck Remediation Scope of Repair —100% CDs March 19, 2020 ATTACHMENT B - CLOSE-OUT DOCUMENT REQUIREMENTS LIST Contractor shall provide the following documents in addition to and/or in coordination with other requirements of the Construction Contract prior to release of all or part of the retention: 1. Contact List: List of Subcontractors and Suppliers with contact information for each including (but not limited to) person of contact, phone number, address, email, and work responsible for. 2. As -Built Drawings: As required in Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions. 3. Testing Reports: Documentation of all product and material tests completed during construction, as required in the Specifications. 4. Contractor Retained Submittals: Retained submittals not submitted for approval during construction, as defined in Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions. 5. Interior Punchlists: Final unit interior punchlists as signed off by Owners, unless otherwise performed by Amento Group. 6. Project Photos: Disk of all construction photos and videos, as required in Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions. 7. Product Warranties: Warranties, as defined in Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions and required in the Specifications. 8. Operation & Maintenance: Product and manufacturers' maintenance instructions and requirements. 9. Final Permits: Permits and final inspections as issued by jurisdiction. 10. Subcontractor Final Releases: Final Release of All Claims for General Contractor and all Subcontractors, as required in Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions and sample provided in Electronic Attachment AA — Sample Forms. 11. Affidavits: Affidavits acknowledging the following have been satisfied: Payrolls, payments to Subcontractors, and bills for materials, equipment and other indebtedness. Refer to requirements in Section 0130 00 — Supplemental General Conditions and sample provided in Electronic Attachment AA — Sample Forms. END OF SECTION 710 2nd Avenue Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98104 amentogroup.com 206.682.9722 AM ENTO G ROU P