Section 01110 Summary of the Work {This Section is intended to be used to provide a very brief overview of the Work required under the Contract and is not to be used for a detailed discussion of the Work. It is not to be a repeat of what has already been stated in other documents such as the Request for Proposal, General Conditions, Supplementary Conditions, Scope of Work, and Agreement which all refer to the Work required under the Contract; it should serve only to be a brief overview of what has already been stated in greater detail. In this Section is the opportunity to explain the scope of the Work, the essence of the Contract, and Work not included that will be done by the University and/or materials that will be provided by the University. This Section also is the place for information about possible future construction, the necessary interface between work that may have to be phased, and details regarding any particular sequencing that needs to occur in response to academic needs or other items of potential conflict. Parts 2 “Products” and 3 “Execution” are usually not applicable to this Section.} PART 1: GENERAL 1.1 RELATED DOCUMENTS (Not Applicable) {Insert the words "Not Applicable" if not used.} 1.2 general PROJECT DESCRIPTION A. Project Location: B. Consultant Identification: C. The Work consists of 1.3 Work covered by Contract DocumentS A. The of the Construction Work includes, but is not necessarily limited to the following: {List the Work disciplines as applicable; the following are examples only} 1. Demolition 2. Infrastructure 3. General Construction 4. Landscaping 5. Fire Protection System 6. Mechanical System 7. Plumbing System 8. Electrical System 9. Telecommunication and Data System 1.4 WORK RESTRICTIONS {This paragraph is intended to merely list, categorically, restrictions that will be enforced on the Project and reference General Requirements Section 01140 “Work Restrictions” for a detailed description of these restrictions.}
1.2.2 Traffic Routes. {Identify any special traffic issues in and around, to and through Facility, community issues with respect to traffic, EIR issues, Town/University agreements, etc. about which the Design Builder needs to know, or add the words “Not Applicable.”} 1.2.3 Student Issues. {Identify any student issues that may impact the Work or add the words “Not Applicable.”} 1.2.4 Site Access. {Identify any site issues with respect to pedestrian and/or vehicular traffic and refer to any routing plans that may be part of the Contract Documents or add the words “Not Applicable.”} 1.3 SPECIAL FACILITY TYPES 1.3.1 Security. {Identify any special security precautions that will be needed to protect the project during the Work or add the “Not Applicable.”} PART 2: PRODUCTS (Not Applicable) {Add the words “Not Applicable” if this part is not used.} PART 3: EXECUTION (Not Applicable) {Add the words “Not Applicable” if this part is not used.} END OF SECTION
6. Identify instrumentation required for each test. 7. Identify who will provide instrumentation for each test. 8. Operational Description. This shall include, for example, the design criteria, design intent, code requirements, specifics of the equipment to be provided, sequences of operation, operating priorities, protocols, etc. 1.10 SCHEDULE 1.10.1 Commissioning Schedule. Integrate functional performance testing and commissioning requirements into the Contract Schedule. Commissioning scheduling is the responsibility of the Design Builder. 1. Prior to the beginning of Start-up or functional performance testing activities, update the schedule of commissioning activities monthly. 2. Two weeks prior to the beginning of Start-up or functional performance testing activities, provide a detailed two week Look Ahead schedule. Thereafter, update the two week Look Ahead schedule weekly for the duration of commissioning for that construction phase. The two week Look Ahead schedule shall identify the date, time, beginning location, Design Builder personnel required, and anticipated duration for each Start-up or test activity. 1.10.2 Commissioning of systems shall proceed per the criteria established in the specific sections that follow, with activities to be performed on a timely bases. Commissioning of systems may proceed prior to final completion of systems, The Test Engineer must be available to respond promptly to avoid delay to the Contract Schedule or Contract Time. 1.10.3 Problems observed be addressed immediately, in terms of notification to responsible parties, and actions to correct deficiencies. 1.11 COORDINATION WITH UNIVERSITY'S REPRESENTATIVE’S WITNESS 1.11.1 The University's Representative will witness all Start-up and test activities specified. The University's Representative will designate witnesses and alternates for each activity. 1.11.2 Notify the University's Representative in writing of the date, time, location, and anticipated duration of Start-up and test activities as required in "Schedule" above. 1.11.3 Provide written timely notice to University's Representative of any changes in date, time, location, anticipated duration of Start-up and test activities. For the purpose of this paragraph, written notice shall be received by University's Representative a minimum of 72 hours in advance to be considered timely notice. 1.11.4 Design Builder shall reimburse the University's Representative for actual costs incurred by the University as the result of failure to provide timely notice per preceding paragraph of changes in date, time, location, anticipated duration of Start-up and test activities.