D02.REV

GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR WORK

NOTE: MASTER COPY DATE: JULY 27, 1983

Part 1 -	GENERAL

1)	DESCRIPTION

NOTE: SEE PROJECT MANAGER FOR REFERENCE TO ARCH. GEN. COND., ETC.

A.	Specifications are of simplified form and include incomplete sentences. Words or phrases, such as "The Contractor shall," "shall be," "provide," "furnish," "a," "an," "the," and "all" have been omitted for brevity

B.	Additional definitions

1.	"Provide": to supply, install and connect up complete and ready for safe and regular operation of particular work referred to unless specifically indicated otherwise.

2.	"Install": to erect, mount and connect complete with related accessories.

3.	"Supply": to purchase, procure, acquire and deliver complete with related accessories.

4.	"Work": labor, materials, equipment, apparatus, controls, accessories, and other items required for proper and complete installation.

5.	"Wiring": raceway, fittings, wire, boxes,and related items.

6.	"Concealed": embedded in masonry or other construction, installed in furred spaces, within double partitions or hung ceilings, in trenches, in crawl spaces or in enclosures.

7.	"Exposed": not installed underground or "concealed" as defined above.

8.	"Indicated", "shown", or "noted": as indicated, shown or noted on drawings or as specified.

9.	"Similar" or "equal": of base bid manufacturer, equal in materials, weight, size, design, and efficiency of specified product, conforming with "Acceptable Manufacturers"

10.	"Reviewed," "satisfactory," "accepted," or "directed,": as reviewed, satisfactory, accepted or directed, by or to Owner

C.	Work included:

1.	Labor, materials, equipment and services necessary for complete safe installation including the following specification sections of the contract documents

NOTE: Delete and add sections and systems applicable to project. for each listed system there must be a corresponding section in specs

a.	General Provisions For Hydraulic Elevator Work.

b.	Hoistway Equipment For Hydraulic Elevator Work.

c.	Machine Room Equipment For Hydraulic Elevator Work.

d.	Operating Systems For Hydraulic Elevator Work.

e.	Signal Systems For Hydraulic Elevator Work.

f.	Communication Systems For Hydraulic Elevator Work.

g.	Car Equipment For Hydraulic Elevator Work.

h.	Doors And Door Equipment For Hydraulic Elevator Work.

i.	Doors And Door Equipment For Hydraulic Freight Elevator Work.

NOTE: CHECK PROJECT MANAGER.

2.	Cutting and patching, except as noted in "AIA Document A201" and "Supplementary Conditions for Mechanical and Electrical Work"

3.	Shop drawings and samples.

NOTE: COORDINATE WITH PROJECT MANAGER

4.	Record and as-built drawings:

a.	As herein noted.

b.	As noted in "AIA Document A201" and "Supplementary Conditions for Mechanical and Electrical Work

D.	Related work specified elsewhere:

1.	Hoistways, pits, machine rooms.

2.	Smoke holes, secured gratings.

3.	Louvers, screens.

4.	Lighting and ventilating of pits, hoistways and machine rooms.

5.	Access and trap doors, guard rails.

6.	Access ladders and guards.

7.	Supports for guide rail brackets, buffers, and entrance sills.

8.	Installation of pipe sleeves.

9.	Installation of inserts.

10.	Electric feeders to disconnect switches or circuit breakers and to elevator starter and/or control panels, electric circuits to disconnect switche and to elevator relay panel.

11.	Outlet box at center of hoistway.

NOTE: COORDINATE 12 WITH ELECTRICAL DEPT.

12.	Conduit to remote locations for elevator intercommunication and alarm systems

13.	Indicated or required chases, openings.

14.	Finish painting except as noted.

15.	Guarding, protecting hoistway during construction.

16.	Storage space for tools, materials.

17.	Electric power for testing, adjusting equipment.

18.	Metal gratings.

19.	Telephone instruments, raceway systems.

20.	Freight elevator hoistway entrance frames, sills.

NOTE: COORD, WITH "WORK INCLUDED."

21.	Cutting and patching, except as noted in "AIA Document A201" and "Supplementary Conditions for Mechanical and Electrical Work"

22.	Sump pits, removable gratings.

23.	Grouting under entrance sills.

24.	Sill recess for cart lift with automatic transfer unit.

25.	Ionization detectors.

26.	Signal from fire alarm system.

27.	Tower column for support of freight elevator guide rails.

2)	REFERENCES

A.	Labor, material, equipment, services necessary for complete, safe installation in conformity with

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1.	American National Standard, Safety Code For Elevators and Escalators (ANSI/ASME A17.1)

2.	Building Officials and Code Administrators International, Inc., Basic Building Code (BOCA)

3.	National Building Code (NBC).

4.	Uniform Building Ocde (UBC).

5.	State of New York, State Building Construction Code.

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6.	American National Standard Specifications For Making Buildings And Facilities Accessible To And Usable By Physically Handicapped People (ANSI A117.1)

7.	Earthquake provisions as required by Local Code.

8.	Local Codes.

9.	Authorities having jurisdiction.

3)	QUALITY ASSURANCE

A.	Elevators: product of individuals, firms or corporations regularly engaged in manufacturering elevators comparable with this contract and in satisfactory operation for period of not less than five years

B.	Operation performance:

1.	The control systems shall provide smooth acceleration and deceleration with leveling accuracy at all landings from no load to full rated load in the elevator

C.	Quality and gauges of materials.

1.	New, best of their respective kinds, free from defects.

2.	Materials, equipment of similar application; same manufacturer, except as noted

3.	Gauges as noted.

4.	Secure review of materials, equipment and installation.

4)	WARRANTY

A.	Warranty:

1.	Elevators.

2.	Associated equipment.

B.	Warranty against:

1.	Defective material.

2.	Imperfect work.

3.	Faulty operation.

C.	Warranty period:

1.	One year after final acceptance.

D.	Repair or replace defective work at no additional cost to Owner.

E.	Exceptions:

1.	Normal wear.

2.	Parts damaged by parties other than Contractor through:

a.	Misuse.

b.	Accident.

c.	Negligence.

NOTE: COORDINATE 1.05 WITH ELECTRICAL DEPT.

5)	ELECTRIC SERVICE

A.	Power.

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1.	480 volts, 3 phase, 60 hertz.

NOTE: 208V MAY BE REQUIRED FOR VERTICAL BI-PARTING DOORS.

2.	208 volts, 3 phase, 60 hertz.

3.	308 volts, 3 phase, 60 hertz.

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B.	Lighting.

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1.	120 volts, 1 phase, 60 hertz.

2.	220 volts, 1 phase, 50 hertz.

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C.	Signal.

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1.	120 volts, 1 phase, 60 hertz.

2.	220 volts, 1 phase, 50 hertz.

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NOTE: COORDINATE "D" WITH ELECTRICAL DEPT.

D.	Motor terminal boxes, disconnect switches, motor controllers, control panels, etc. shall be suitable to accept aluminum cable with compression fittings

1.	Coordinate with work of other Divisions.

NOTE: COORDINATE WITH P.M. AND ARCHITECT.

6)	SUBMITTALS

A.	Shop drawings and samples.

1.	See "AIA Document A201" and "Supplementary Conditions for Mechanical and Electrical Work.

2.	As herein noted.

B.	Equipment Brochure and Service Manuals.

1.	Before requesting acceptance of work, furnish five sets of manufacturer's equipment brochures consisting of

a.	Equipment and components, descriptive literature.

b.	Performance data, model number.

c.	Installation instructions.

d.	Operating instructions.

e.	Maintenance and repair instructions.

f.	Spare parts lists.

g.	Lubrication instructions.

h.	Detailed, record and as-built layout drawings.

i.	Detailed, simplified, one line, wiring diagrams.

(1)	Provide one complete set of "as-built" field wiring and straight line wiring diagrams showing all electrical circuits in the hoistway as well as the machine room. These sets of diagrams shall be framed under glass or on pivoted hard boards coated with an approved plastic sealer and mounted in each elevator machine room as directed

(2)	Remaining sets, each bound in durable binders. These sets may be incorporated with "Equipment Brochure and Service Manuals"

j.	Assemble manufacturer's equipment manuals in chronological order following the specification alpha-numerical system using heavy duty three ring binders

k.	Field test reports.

l.	Submit valve tag chart indicating size, type, location, system and number of all valves

7)	MAINTENANCE SERVICE

A.	Initial Full Mainatenance Service:

NOTE: UNLESS SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED BY THE OWNER USE 12 MONTHS.

1.	Submit with Base Bid, lump sum price for Initial Full Maintenance Service during warranty period, by trained mechanics for period of

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a.	3 months.

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(A)	months.

b.	12 months.

2.	To commence upon completion and acceptance of all elevator Work.

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3.	Include:

a.	Examination, adjustment, greasing, oiling, parts replacement due to normal use

4.	Cost adjusted to reflect Warranty.

B.	Future Maintenance Contracts:

1.	Submit with Base Bid separate alternate lump sum prices for the following maintenance contracts for periods of three, five and ten years to commence after the Initial Full Service Maintenance contract outlined above expires

2.	The lump sum prices shall not be based on escalation. Annual adjustment of the contract price shall be made at the end of each year the contract is in force. Each adjustment shall be made on the following basis

a.	Twenty-five percent of the total contract price shall be increased or decreaded by the percentage of increase or decrease shown by the index of "Wholesale Commodity Prices for Metals and Metal Products" published by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Statistics for the month within which each yearly adjustment date falls due as compared with the index publishe for the same period in the year of last adjustment. The index used in establishing the current price of this contract is ------ (Contractor to indicate in bid) as published for the month of ------ (Contractor to indicate in bid)

b.	Seventy-five percent of the total contract price shall be increased or decreased by the percentage of increase or decrease in the straight time hourly rate paid to the elevator mechanic in the locality where the elevator equipment is maintained, on the annual adjustment date as compared to the rate paid for the same period in the year of last adjustment. The hourly wage rate used in establishing the current price of this contract is ------ (Contractor to indicate in bid) dollars

c.	For the purpose of this agreement and subsequent adjustments, the straight time hourly rate for elevator mechanics shall equal the actual hourly rate paid to the elevator mechanics plus the fringe benefits granted in lieu of or in addition to, hourly rate increases. Fringe benefits include, but are not limited to, pensions, vacations, paid holidays, group life insurance, sickness and accident insurance, and hospitalization insurance

d.	Any change in prices under this provision shall not result in the payment of more than the maximum price permitted by any applicable legally issued government regulations in effect at the time such adjustment is made

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3.	Full Service Contract:

a.	Regularly and systematically examine, adjust, lubricate, clean and when conditions warrant repair or replace the following items and all other mechanical or electrical equipment

(1)	Hydraulic power unit and accessories: pump, motor, valves, operating valves, pulleys, drive belts, flexible hydraulic hose and fitting assemblies, oil tank, muffler, strainer, sound isolating coupling, plunger, packing gland, scavenger system, piping and other components

(2)	Controller, Selector and Dispatching Equipment: all components including all relays, solid state components, resistors, condensers, transformers, contacts, leads, dashpots, computer devices, selector switches, mechanical or electrical driving equipment, coils, magnet frames, contact switc assemblies, springs, solenoids, resistance grids, hoistway vanes, magnets and inductors

(3)	Hoistway door interlocks or locks and contacts, hoistway door hangers and tracks, bottom door gibs, cams, rollers, and auxiliary door closing devices fo power operated doors. Chains, tracks, cams, interlocks, sheaves for vertical bi-parting doors

(4)	Hoistway limit switches, slowdown switches, leveling switches and associated cams, vanes, and electronic components

(5)	Guide shoes including rollers or repleceable gibs.

(6)	Automatic power operated door operators, door protective devices, car door hangers, tracks and car door contacts for both side slide and vertical bi-parting doors

(7)	Traveling cables.

(8)	Elevator control wiring in hoistway and machine room.

(9)	Car safety mechanism and load weighing equipment.

(10)	Buffers.

(11)	Fixture contacts, pushbuttons, key switches, locks, lamps and sockets of button stations (car and corridor), corridor lanterns, position indicators (ca and corridor), direction indicators

(12)	The guide rails shall be kept free of rust. Where roller guides are used rails shall be kept dry and properly lubricated when sliding guides are used. Renew guide shoe rollers and gibs as required to insure smooth and satisfactory operation

(13)	Examine, and make necessary adjustments or repair to the following accessory equipment including relamping of signal equipment: corridor lanterns car and corridor position indicators, car stations, traffic director station, electric door operators, interlocks, door hangers, safety edge, intercom systems

(14)	Examine regularly and systematically all safety devices, and conduct an annual no load test, and each third year perform a full load, full speed test o safety mechanism, car buffers. The car balance shall be checked. All tests shall be performed in accordance with the provisions of the American Nationa Standard, Safety Code For Elecators And Escalators (ANSI/ASME A17.1) current edition

(15)	Repair or replace conductor cables and hoistway and machine room elevator wiring

(16)	Maintain all elevator equipment in hoistways, machine rooms, and pits in a clean orderly condition, free of dirt, dust and debris

(17)	Furnish lubricants compounded specifically for elevator usage.

b.	The Elevator Contractor shall not be required to install new attachments on the elevator whether or not recommended or directoed by insuranc companies or by governmental authorities, nor to make any replacements with parts of a different design. The Contractor shall not be required to make renewals or repairs necessitated by reason of negligence or misuse of the equipment or by reason of any other cause beyond the contractor's control excep ordinary wear and tear unless the Contractor receives just compensation

c.	The Elevator Contractor shall not be responsible for the following items of elevator equipment: car enclosure (including removable panels, door panels, car gates, plenum chambers, hung ceilings, light diffusers, light tubes and bulbs, handrails, mirrors and carpets): hoistway enclosure: hoistway doors, frames and sills

d.	All work is to be performed during regular working hours of regular working days. Emergency calls shall be answered at all hours of the day or night. Should overtime work be required, the Owner will pay only the actual amount of the premium portion of the wage, the Contractor will pay the basic hourly rate

e.	The Contractor shall check the group dispatching systems and make necessary tests to insure that all circuits and time settings are properly adjusted, and that the system performs as designed and installed

4.	Limited Full Service Contract:

a.	Regularly and systematically examine, adjust, lubricate, clean and when conditions warrant repair or replace the following items and all other mechanical or electrical equipment unless specifically excluded

(1)	Hydraulic power unit and accessories: drive belts, flexible hydraulic hose and fitting assemblies

(2)	Controller, Selector and Dispatching Equipment: all components including all relays, solid state components, resistors, condensers, transformers, contacts, leads, dashpots, computer devices, selector switches, mechanical or electrical timing devices, mechanical and electrical driving equipment, coils, magnet frames, contact switch assemblies, springs, solenoids, resistance grids, hoistway vanes, magnets and inductors

(3)	Hoistway door interlocks or locks and contacts: hoistway door hangers and tracks, bottom door gibs, cams, rollers, and auxiliary door closing devices for power operated doors. Chains, tracks, cams, interlocks, sheaves for vertical bi-parting doors

(4)	Hoistway limit switches, slowdown switches, leveling switches and associated cams vanes, and electronic components

(5)	Guide shoes including rollers or replaceable gibs.

(6)	Automatic power operated door operators, door protective devices, car door hangers, tracks and car door contacts for both side slide and vertical bi-parting doors

(7)	Traveling cables.

(8)	Elevator control wiring in hoistway and machine room.

(9)	Car safety mechanism and load weighing equipment.

(10)	Buffers.

(11)	Fixture contacts, pushbuttons, key switches, locks, lamps and sockets of button stations (car and corridor), corridor lanterns, position indicators (car and corridor), direction indicators

(12)	The guide rails shall be kept free of rust. Where roller guides are used rails shall be kept dry and properly lubricated when sliding guides are used. Renew guide shoe rollers and gibs as required to insure smooth and satisfactory operation

(13)	Examine, and make necessary adjustments or repairs to the following accessory equipment including relamping of signal equipment: corridor lanterns car and position indicators, car stations, traffic director station, electric door operators, intercom systems, interlocks, door hangers, safety edges

(14)	Examine regularly and systematically all safety devices, and conduct an annual no load test, and each third year perform a full load, full speed test o safety mechanism, car buffers. The car balance shall be checked. All tests shall be performed in accordance with the provisions of the American National Standard, Safety Code For Elevators And Escalators, (ANSI/ASME A17.1), current edition

(15)	Repair or replace conductor cables and hoistway and machine room elevator wiring

(16)	Maintain all elevator equipment in hoistways, machine rooms, and pits in a clean orderly condition, free of dirt, dust and debris

(17)	Furnish lubricants compounded specifically for elevator usage.

b.	The Contractor shall regularly and systematically examime, adjust, clean and lubricate as required, the following elevator equipment and shall notify the Owner in writing, when repairs or replacement of this equipment should be made

(1)	Hydraulic power unit and accessories: pump, motor, valves, operating valves, pulleys, oil tank, muffler, strainer, sound isolating coupling, plunger, packing gland, scavenger system, piping and other components

c.	The Elevator Contractor shall not be required to install new attachments on the elevators whether or not recommended or directed by insurance companies or by governmental authorities, nor to make any replacement with parts of a different design. The Contractor shall not be required to make renewals or repairs necessitated by reason of negligence or misuse of the equipment or by reason of any other cause beyond the Contractor's control except ordinary wear and tear unless the Contractor receives just compensation

d.	The Elevator Contractor shall not be responsible for the following items of elevator equipment: Car enclosure (including removable panels, door panels, car gates, plenum chambers, hung ceilings, light diffusers, light tube and bulbs, handrails, mirrors and carpets): hoistway enclosure; hoistway doors, frames and sills

e.	All work is to be performed during regular working hours of regular working days. Emergency calls shall be answered at all hours of the day or night. Should overtime work be required, the Owner will pay only the actual amount of the premium portion of the wage, the Contractor will pay the basic hourly rate

f.	The Contractor shall check the group dispatching systems and make necessary tests to insure that all circuits and time settings are properly adjusted, and that the system performs as designed and installed

5.	Inspection and Lubrication Services Contract:

a.	Regularly and systematically inspect, clean lubricate and make necessary adjustments that can be made during regular inspections, for the following equipment

(1)	Hydraulic power unit and accessories: pump, motor, valves, operating valves, pulleys, drive belts, flexible hydraulic hose and fitting assemblies, oil tank, muffler, strainer, sound isolating coupling, plunger, packing gland, scavenger system, piping and other components

(2)	Controller, Selector and Dispatching Equipment: all components including all relays, solid state components, resistors, condensers, transformers, contacts, leads, dashpots, computer devices, selector switches, mechanical or electrical timing devices, mechanical and electrical driving equipment, coils magnet frames, contact switch assemblies, springs, solenoids, resistance grids, hoistway vanes, magnets and inductors

(3)	Hoistway door interlocks or locks and contacts: hoistway door hangers and tracks, bottom door gibs, cams, rollers, and auxiliary door closing devices for power operated doors. Chains, tracks, cams, interlocks, sheaves for vertical bi-parting doors

(4)	Hoistway limit switches, slowdown switches, leveling switches and associated cams vanes, and electronic components

(5)	Guide shoes including rollers or replaceable gibs.

(6)	Automatic power operated door operators, door protective devices, car door hangers, tracks and car door contacts for both side slide and vertical bi-parting doors

(7)	Traveling cables.

(8)	Elevator control wiring in hoistway and machine room.

(9)	Car safety mechanism and load weighing equipment.

(10)	Buffers.

(11)	Fixture contacts, pushbuttons, key switches, locks, lamps, and sockets of button stations (car and corridor), corridor lanterns, position indicators (ca and corridor), direction indicators

(12)	The guide rails shall be kept free of rust. Where roller guides are used rails shall be kept dry and properly lubricated when sliding guides are used. Renew guide shoe rollers and gibs as required to insure smooth and satisfactory operation

(13)	Examine, and make minor adjustments to the following accessory equipment including relamping of signal equipment: corridor lanterns, car and corridor position indicators, car stations, traffic director station, photo electric doo operators, intercom system, interlocks, door hangers, safety edges

(14)	Examine regularly and systematically all safety devices, and conduct an annual no load test, and each third year perform a full load, full speed test of safety mechanism, car buffers. The car balance shall be checked. All tests shall be performed in accordance with the provisions of the American National Standard, Safety Code For Elevators And Escalators, (ANSI/ASM A17.1), current edition

(15)	Maintain all elevator equipment in hoistways, machine rooms, and pits in a clean orderly condition, free of dirt, dust and debris

(16)	Furnish lubricants compounded specifically for elevator usage.

b.	The Elevator Contractor shall not be responsible for the following items of elevator equipment: Car enclosure (including removable panels, door panels, car gates, plenum chambers, hung ceilings, light diffusers, light tube and bulbs, handrails, mirrors and carpets): hoistway enclosure: hoistway gates, doors, frames and sills

c.	All work is to be performed during regular working hours of regular working days. Emergency calls shall be answered at all hours of the day or night. Should overtime work be required, the Owner will pay only the actual amount of the premium portion of the wage, the Contractor will pay the basic hourly rate

d.	The Elevator Contractor shall inform the Owner in writing, when repairs or replacement of any of the above equipment should be made

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C.	Maintenance Responsibility.

1.	The Contractor shall keep the elevator maintained to operate at the original contract speed, keeping the original performance time, including acceleration and retardation as designed and installed by the manufacturer. The door operation shall adjusted as required to maintain the original door opening and door closing times, within legal limits

2.	The Owner reserves the right to make inspections and tests as and when deemed advisable. If it is found that the elevator and associated equipment are deficient either electrically or mechanically, the Contractor will be notified of these deficiencies in writing, and it shall be his responsibility t make the necessary corrections within 30 days after his receipt of such notice In the event that the deficiencies have not be corrected within 30 days, the Owner may terminate the Contract and employ a Contractor to make the corrections at the original bidders expense

3.	Approximately six months prior to the end of the contract term, the Owner will make a thorough maintenance inspection of all elevators covered under the contract. At the conclusion of this inspection, the Owner shall give the Contractor written notice of any deficiencies found. The Contracto shall be responsible for correction of these deficiencies within 30 days after receipt of such notice

D.	The Owner reserves the right to accept or reject any or all alternates.

Part 2 -	PRODUCTS

1)	EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS

A.	Guards and railings:

1.	Provide OSHA approved guards for rotating equipment.

NOTE: COORDINATE WITH "RELATED WORK SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE".

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2.	Under Related Work Specified Elsewhere, except as indicated.

3.	Furnish guards, railings as indicated and/or as required by Authorities.

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B.	Nameplates:

1.	In addition to manufacturer's standard identification plates provide:

a.	Fastened with epoxy cement, screws or rivets, engraved, black Lamicoid sheet with 3/4 in. white lettering

b.	Inscription: subject to review, indicating equipment and voltage.

NOTE: LIST ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT REQUIRING NAMEPLATES.

c.	Provide for:

(1)	Disconnect switches.

(2)	Control panels.

(3)	Selector panels.

(4)	Pumps.

(5)	Motors.

2)	ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS

A.	Base bid on materials or equipment specified by:

1.	Name of manufacturer.

2.	Brand or trade name.

3.	Catalog reference.

B.	Where two or more manufacturers are named, choice optional with Bidder.

NOTE: MAY NOT BE APPLICABLE FOR GOVERNMENT FUNDED PROJECTS COORDINATE WITH PROJECT MANAGER

C.	Manufacturers other than specified will be considered only if:

1.	Stated at time of bid.

2.	Proposed substitutions are named.

3.	Difference in Base Bid, is indicated including changes in cost of all work affected thereby

NOTE: APPLICABLE ONLY FOR GOVERNMENT FUNDED PROJECTS, COORDINATE WITH PROJECT MANAGER

D.	Submission of equipment of manufacturers other than specified shall detail equality and differences item by item

Part 3 -	EXECUTION

1)	PRODUCT DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING.

A.	Moving of equipment:

1.	Ship in crated sections of size to permit passing through available space

2.	Contractor must obtain approval of time for delivery and routes to bring in equipment and material from Owner

3.	Storage of equipment and materials shall be coordinated with Owner.

2)	CLEANING

A.	Brush, clean work prior to concealing, painting, acceptance. Perform in stages, if directed

B.	Painted exposed work soiled or damaged: clean, repair to match adjoining work, before final acceptance.

C.	Remove debris from inside and outside of materials and equipment.

3)	PAINTING:

A.	Paint:

1.	Best grade for purpose; rust inhibitive.

2.	Deliver in original sealed containers.

3.	Apply in accordance with paint manufacturer's instructions.

4.	Color: as directed.

B.	Preperation:

1.	Clean, degrease, deburr.

C.	Motors, machinery:

1.	Finish smooth.

2.	Prime coat equipment, fill and finish coat in factory.

D.	Machine room equipment, pit equipment and nonplated surfaces (not applicable to polished, milled surfaces, faces of guide rails).

1.	Prime and finish coat in factory.

E.	Elevator structural steel, miscellaneous iron, sheet metal:

1.	Prime coat and finish in factory.

F.	Repair scratches and other damage in field. Use same prime and finish materials

4)	FIELD QUALITY CONTROL

A.	Tests

1.	Perform as hereinafter noted and in presence of:

a.	Owner, except as noted.

b.	Authorities having jurisdiction.

2.	Provide required labor, material, equipment and connections.

3.	Document results, submit for review.

4.	Repair or replace defective work, as directed.

5.	Pay for restoring or replacing damaged work, including work of others, due to tests, as required and as directed.

B.	Prior to expiration of maintenance service included in contract, make a thorough check of:

1.	Car rails.

2.	Car sling.

3.	Car alignment.

4.	Car doors.

5.	Make adjustments as required for a car ride acceptable to Owner.

C.	Noise and vibration.

1.	Due to faulty equipment or workmanship: Correct as required and directed without additional charge

2.	Provide isolation for all panels, pump units, etc. Submit isolation details for approval. Provide all sound supression equipment to ensure noise and vibration free operation

5)	SCHEDULE (PROVIDE EQUIPMENT DESCRIBED)

A.	Elevator number:

1.	Elevator use:

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a.	Passenger.

b.	Freight.

c.	Cart lift.

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2.	Contract load in pounds (in kilos):

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a.	2500 (1250)

b.	3000 (1365)

c.	3500 (1600)

d.	4000 (1800)

e.	5000 (2265)

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3.	Contract speed in FPM (in MPS):

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a.	50 (.25)

b.	100 (.51)

c.	125 (.64)

d.	150 (.76)

e.	175 (.89)

f.	200 (1.02)

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4.	Travel distance: see drawings.

5.	Number of stops: see drawings.

6.	Number of openings: see drawings.

7.	Machine location:

a.	Remote, see drawings.

b.	Basement.

c.	Adjacent to hoistway.

d.	Pit.

8.	Machine type:

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a.	Oil hydraulic, direct plunger.

b.	Oil hydraulic, holeless type.

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9.	Operation: As specified.

10.	Platform size: see drawings.

11.	Car and hoistway door size: see drawings.

12.	Car and hoistway door type: see drawings.

13.	Car and hoistway door power operation required.

14.	Hoistway entrance:

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a.	Allowance per hoistway entrance:

b.	As specified.

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15.	Cab enclosure:

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a.	Allowance per cab:

b.	As specified.

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16.	Door-reversal device: Safety edge and photo electric cells or Electronic Door Detectors

17.	Car operator panel.

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18.	Auxiliary car operator panel:

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a.	Required.

b.	Not required.

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19.	Call registration indicator (in car).

20.	Car position indicator (in car).

21.	Next car indication (in car).

22.	Corridor call buttons, call registration lights:

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a.	One riser.

b.	Two risers.

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23.	Corridor lanterns (up-down).

24.	Light-up directional arrows in corridor pushbutton stations.

25.	Next car up lantern in main lobby.

26.	Traffic Director station.

27.	Self-leveling.

28.	Intercom system:

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a.	Required

b.	Not required.

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29.	Telephone cabinet, trail cable.

30.	Provide, keyed switch in car operator panel or corridor pushbutton station as directed to shut down elevator.

B.	Elevator number:

1.	Elevator use:

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a.	Passenger.

b.	Freight.

c.	Cart lift.

as

2.	Contract load in pounds (in kilos):

ound

a.	2500 (1250).

b.	3000 (1365)

c.	3500 (1600)

d.	4000 (1800)

e.	5000 (2265)

ound

3.	Contract speed in FPM (in MPS):

peed

a.	50 (.25)

b.	100 (.51)

c.	125 (.64)

d.	150 (.76)

e.	175 (.89)

f.	200 (1.02)

peed

4.	Travel distance: see drawings.

5.	Number of stops: see drawings.

6.	Number of openings: see drawings.

7.	Machine location:

a.	Remote, see drawings.

b.	Basement.

c.	Adjacent to hoistway.

d.	Pit.

8.	Machine type:

lun

a.	Oil hydraulic, direct plunger.

b.	Oil hydraulic, holeless type.

lun

9.	Operation: As specified.

10.	Platform size: see drawings.

11.	Car and hoistway door size: see drawings.

12.	Car and hoistway door type: see drawings.

13.	Car and hoistway door power operation required.

14.	Hoistway entrance:

pec

a.	Allowance per hoistway entrance:

b.	As specified.

pec

15.	Cab enclosure:

ab

a.	Allowance per cab:

b.	As specified.

ab

16.	Door-reversal device: Safety edge and photo electric cells or Electronic Door Detectors

17.	Car operator panel.

18.	Auxiliary car operator panel:

eq

a.	Required.

b.	Not required.

eq

19.	Call registration indicator (in car).

20.	Car position indicator (in car).

21.	Next car indication (in car).

22.	Corridor call buttons, call registration lights:

is

a.	One riser.

b.	Two risers.

is

23.	Corridor lanterns (up-down).

24.	Light-up directional arrows in corridor pushbutton stations.

25.	Next car up lantern in main lobby.

26.	Traffic Director station.

27.	Self-leveling.

28.	Intercom system:

eq

a.	Required.

b.	Not required.

eq

29.	Telephone cabinet, trail cable.

30.	Provide, keyed switch in car operator panel or corridor pushbutton station as directed to shut down elevator.

C.	Elevator number:

1.	Elevator use:

as

a.	Passenger.

b.	Freight.

c.	Cart lift.

as

2.	Contract load in pounds (in kilos):

ound

a.	2500 (1250)

b.	3000 (1365)

c.	3500 (1600)

d.	4000 (1800)

e.	5000 (2265)

ound

3.	Contract speed in FPM (in MPS):

peed

a.	50 (.25)

b.	100 (.51)

c.	125 (.64)

d.	150 (.76)

e.	175 (.89)

f.	200 (1.02)

peed

4.	Travel distance: see drawings.

5.	Number of stops: see drawings.

6.	Number of openings: see drawings.

7.	Machine location:

a.	Remote, see drawings.

b.	Basement.

c.	Adjacent to hoistway.

d.	Pit.

8.	Machine type:

a.	Oil hydraulic, direct plunger.

b.	Oil hydraulic, holeless type.

ou

9.	Operation: As specified.

10.	Platform size: see drawings.

11.	Car and hoistway door size: see drawings.

12.	Car and hoistway door type: see drawings.

13.	Car and hoistway door power operation required.

14.	Hoistway entrance:

a.	Allowance per hoistway entrance:

b.	As specified.

15.	Cab enclosure:

ab

ap

a.	Allowance per cab:

b.	Specified.

ab

ap

16.	Door-reversal device: Safety edge and photo electric cells or Electronic Door Detectors

17.	Car operator panel.

18.	Auxiliary car operator panel:

eq

a.	Required.

b.	Not required.

eq

19.	Call registration indicator (in car).

20.	Car position indicator (in car).

21.	Next car indication (in car).

22.	Corridor call buttons, call registration lights:

is

a.	One riser.

b.	Two risers.

is

23.	Corridor lanterns (up-down).

24.	Light-up directional arrows in corridor pushbutton stations.

25.	Next car up lantern in main lobby.

26.	Traffic Director station.

27.	Self-leveling.

28.	Intercom system:

eq

a.	Required.

b.	Not required.

eq

29.	Telephone cabinet, trail cable.

30.	Provide, keyed switch in car operator panel or corridor pushbutton station as directed to shut down elevator.

D.	Elevator number:

1.	Elevator use:

as

a.	Passenger.

b.	Freight.

c.	Cart lift.

as

2.	Contract load in pounds (in kilos):

ound

a.	2500 (1250)

b.	3000 (1365)

c.	3500 (1600)

d.	4000 (1800)

e.	5000 (2265)

ound

3.	Contract speed in FPM (in MPS):

peed

a.	50 (.25)

b.	100 (.51)

c.	125 (.64)

d.	150 (.76)

e.	175 (.89)

f.	200 (1.02)

peed

4.	Travel distance: see drawings.

5.	Number of stops: see drawings.

6.	Number of openings: see drawings.

7.	Machine location:

a.	Remote, see drawings.

b.	Basement.

c.	Adjacent to hoistway.

d.	Pit.

8.	Machine type:

lun

a.	Oil hydraulic, direct plunger.

b.	Oil hydraulic, holeless type.

lun

9.	Operation: As specified.

10.	Platform size: see drawings.

11.	Car and hoistway door size: see drawings.

12.	Car and hoistway door type: see drawings.

13.	Car and hoistway door power operation required.

14.	Hoistway entrance:

nt

a.	Allowance per hoistway entrance:

b.	As specified.

nt

15.	Cab enclosure:

pec

a.	Allowance per cab:

b.	As specified.

pec

16.	Door-reversal device: Safety edge and photo electric cells or Electronic Door Detectors

17.	Car operator panel.

18.	Auxiliary car operator panel:

eq

a.	Required.

b.	Not required.

eq

19.	Call registration indicator (in car).

20.	Car position indicator (in car).

21.	Next car indication (in car).

22.	Corridor call buttons, call registration lights:

is

a.	One riser.

b.	Two risers.

is

23.	Corridor lanterns (up-down).

24.	Light-up directional arrows in corridor pushbutton stations.

25.	Next car up lantern in main lobby.

26.	Traffic director station.

27.	Self-leveling.

28.	Intercom system:

eq

a.	Required.

b.	Not required.

eq

eq.

29.	Telephone cabinet, trail cable.

30.	Provide, keyed switch in car operator panel or corridor pushbutton station as directed to shut down elevator.