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Main building, System type
An electrical sub-meter shall be installed to monitor electrical use (By Division 16)
General Notes:
Design Criteria:
All systems shall be designed to meet the following criteria.
Temperature control
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specifically designed and the electrical requirements will be provided. Therefore, Tenant’s accuracy and completeness is very
important.
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Contractor shall design and install a complete heating, ventilating and air conditions (HVAC) system in accordance with the
following design specifications. The system shall match the exiting system unless noted otherwise, (heat pumps, VAV, package
unites, etc.)
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The Contractor shall provide Design/Build services for the scope of the work, engineering and construction. Engineering shall be
done by a licensed Engineer or as required by the governing agency having jurisdiction over the project.
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Shop Drawings shall provide the following information as a minimum:
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Reflected Ceiling plan including supply diffuser and return grille locations.
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Equipment locations with one line duct layout.
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Capacity of equipment shown.
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Exhaust and supply volumes noted.
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Location of thermostats with terminal or equipment numbers identified.
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Roof Plan with equipment shown, (On NNN projects)
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Complete equipment schedules
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All code required Title 24 information.
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Refer to existing building equipment for Main Building system type
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The hours of operation for comfort heating and cooling of the building are specified in the lease. Saturday, Sunday and holidays
-
off
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Additional Cooling/heating provided outside of normal business hours could result in a charge, which varies, for use after normal
AC hours. Please see Building Management for current costs & procedures.
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Offices, rooms or computer/Server rooms that require 24X7 air conditioning shall have to install a separate system since the Base
Building system does not operate 24 X 7. A split air cooled or dry fluid cooler (for water cooled) or heat pump unit utilizing
building provided condenser water if available shall be installed. Tenant shall be responsible for providing independent
maintenance agreement for all independent air condition units. The discharge of the A/C units waste heat into the return
plenum will NOT be allowed.
Outside Criteria: The HVAC system shall be designed to the latest published ASHRAE design
conditions as follows:
Summer:
ASHRAE 1.0%
Winter:
ASHRAE 99%
Inside Design
Summer: 75°F
50% RH
Winter: 72°F
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Automatic temperature control device for regulation of space temperature shall be capable of being set from 55 Deg.
F to 85 Deg. F, and have the ability to operate in heating and cooling
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Space temperature shall be maintained within +/
-
2.0F