PV490-C Volume 3

PROJECT ID: PV490-C
THE CITY OF NEW YORK

DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
DIVISION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
30-30 THOMSON AVENUE
LONG ISLAND CITY, NEW YORK 11101-3045
TELEPHONE (718) 391-1000
WEBSITE www.nyc.gov/buildnyc
VOLUME 3 OF 3
ADDENDUM TO THE GENERAL

CONDITIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
FOR FURNISHING ALL LABOR AND MATERIALS
NECESSARY AND REQUIRED FOR:
Roof Replacement at the Snug Harbor

Cultural Center Building C
LOCATION: 1000 Richmond Terrace

BOROUGH: Staten Island, NY, 10301
CITY OF NEW YORK
CONTRACT NO. 1 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WORK
DCLA
H3 Architects
Date: June 1, 2020

FMS #: PV490-C
Date: 02/24/2020

ADDENDUM TO THE GENERAL CONDITIONS

FOR SINGLE CONTRACT PROJECTS
The General Conditions are hereby amended in accordance

with the terms and conditions set forth in this Addendum.
I. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
FMS #: PV490-C
PROJECT NAME: Roof Replacement at Snug Harbor Cultural Center Building C
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The project scope is a replacement of the National Register Landmarked
Building “C” roof in accordance with NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission standards. A new
standing seam zinc coated copper alloy roof will be installed, wood soffits/gutters rebuilt, new leaders
installed and, existing skylights opened and replaced. There is also minor structural work; where localized
structural beams will be reinforced to maintain the roof’s integrity.
PROJECT LOCATION: 1000 Richmond Terrace; Building C

BOROUGH: Staten Island
CITY OF NEW YORK
ZIP CODE: 10301
COMMUNITY BOARD #: 01
LANDMARK STATUS:
DESIGNATED LANDMARK STRUCTURE OR SITE: YES

If this is a Designated Landmark Structure or Site, Section 01 3591, Historic Treatment Procedures applies
to this project.
LANDMARK QUALITY STRUCTURE: YES
If this is a Landmark Quality Structure, Section 01 3591, Historic Treatment Procedures applies to this
project.
II. LEED GREEN BUILDING REQUIREMENTS

NOT USED
III. COMMISSIONING REQUIREMENTS
NOT USED
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IV. PROJECT MANAGEMENT
DDC shall publicly bid and enter into all contracts for the Project. DDC shall manage the Project
X using its own personnel.
DDC shall publicly bid and enter into all contracts for the Project. A Construction Management firm
(the “CM”) hired by DDC shall manage the Project. The Contractor is advised that the CM shall serve as
the representative of the Commissioner at the site and shall, subject to review by the Commissioner, be
responsible for the inspection, management, coordination and administration of the required construction
work, as delineated in the article of the Standard Construction Contract entitled “The Resident Engineer”.
V. CONTRACTS FOR THE PROJECT
The Project consists of a single contract, the Contract for General Construction Work. The Contractor for General
Construction Work is responsible for the performance of all required work for the Project as set forth in the Contract
Documents (General Conditions, Drawings and Specifications), including all responsibilities and obligations assigned
to separate Contractors for the following subdivisions of the work: Plumbing Work, HVAC Work, and Electrical Work.
All responsibilities and obligations in the Contract Documents assigned to separate Contractors for such subdivisions
of the work are the responsibility of the Contractor for General Construction Work.
VI. SCHEDULES
The Contractor is advised that Schedules A through F are attached to, and incorporated as part of, this Addendum to
the General Conditions. These schedules contain important information that is specific to this Project. The Contractor
is advised to carefully review these schedules.
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VII. APPLICABILITY OF SECTIONS/SUB-SECTIONS AND AMENDED SUB-SECTIONS
The Contractor is advised that various Sections/Sub-Sections in the General Conditions may not apply to this Project
or may apply as amended. Such Sections/Sub-Sections advise the Contractor to “Refer to the Addendum for the
applicability of this Section/Sub-Section.” Such Sections/Sub-Sections are set forth below. A check mark indicates
whether the Section/Sub-Section (1) applies to the Project, (2) does not apply to the Project, or (3) applies to the
Project as amended. If no box is checked, the Section/Sub-Section, as set forth in the General Conditions, applies to
the Project. Amended Sections/Sub-Sections, if any, are set forth following this list of Sections.
Sub- Does not Applies as

Section Sub-Section Applies Apply Amended
Section
01 1000 1.4 (B) Scope and Intent / LEED X
1.4(C) Scope and Intent / Commissioning X
01 3216.10 PROJECT SCHEDULES (METHOD A) X
01 3216.20 PROJECT SCHEDULES (METHOD B) X
01 3216.30 PROJECT SCHEDULES (METHOD C) X

1.6 Q Cost Loaded Schedule X
01 3233 Photographic Documentation X
01 3300 1.7 (A-D) LEED Submittals X
01 3503 General Mechanical Requirements X

Electrical Conduit System Including Boxes (Pull,
01 3506 3.2 (A-B) X
Junction and Outlet)
3.3 (A-E) Electrical Wiring Devices X
3.4 (A-I) Electrical Conductors and Terminations X
3.5 (A-B) Circuit Protective Devices X
3.6 (A-J) Distribution Centers X
3.7 (A-I) Motors X
3.8 (A-I) Motor Control Equipment X
01 3591 Historic Treatment Procedures X
01 5000 3.2 (A) Temporary Water Facilities / Temporary Water X

Temporary Water Facilities / Temporary Water – Work
3.2 (B) X
in Existing Facilities
Temporary Sanitary Facilities / Self-Contained Toilet
3.3 (B) X
Units
3.3 (C) Temporary Sanitary Facilities / Existing Toilets X
Temporary Power, Lighting, and Site Lighting /
3.4 (B) 1 X
Connection to Utility Lines
3.4 (B) 2 X
Connection to Existing Electrical Power Service
3.4 (B) 3 X
Electrical Generator Power Service
3.4 (D) X
Temporary Lighting
Temporary Power, Lighting, and Site Lighting / Site
3.4 (E) X
Security Lighting (for New Construction Only)
3.5 (A-J) Temporary Heat X
3.8 (A) DDC Field Office / Office Space in Existing Building X
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Does Applies
Sub-
Section Sub-Section Applies not as
Section Apply Amended
01 5000 3.8 (B) DDC Field Office / DDC Field Office Trailer X
3.8 (B- DDC Field Office / DDC Managed Field Office Trailer X
3a)
3.8 (B- DDC Field Office / CM Managed Field Office Trailer X

3b)
DDC Field Office / Additional Equipment for the DDC

3.8 (D) X
Field Office
3.13(A-D) Work Fence Enclosure X
3.17(B) Project Rendering X

3.18 (A-
Security Guards / Fire Guards on Site X
C)
Temporary Use, Operation and Maintenance of
01 5411 3.1 (A-J) Elevators During Construction for New Buildings Up To X
and Including 15 Stories
3.2 (A-M) Elevators During Construction for New Buildings Over X
15 Stories
3.3 (A-E) X
Elevators During Construction for Existing Buildings
01 7300 3.3 (A-I) Surveys X
3.4 (A-B) Borings X

3.12 (A-
Sleeves and Hangers X
D)
3.13 (A) Sleeve and Penetration Drawings X
3.15 (A) Location of Partitions X

Waste Management Performance Requirements /
01 7419 1.5 (C) X
LEED Certification
Demonstration and Owner’s Pre-Acceptance
01 7900 X
Orientation
Sustainable Design Requirements for LEED v3
01 8113.03 X
Buildings
Sustainable Design Requirements for LEED v4
01 8113.04 X
Buildings
VOC Limits for Adhesives, Sealants, Paints and
01 8113.13 X
Coatings for LEED v3 Buildings
01 8119 Indoor Air Quality Requirements for LEED Buildings X
General Commissioning Requirements for MEP
01 9113 X
Systems
General Commissioning Requirements for Building
01 9115 X
Enclosure
ADDITIONAL SECTIONS/SUB-SECTIONS
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The Contractor is advised that the additional Sub-Sections set forth below are included in the General Conditions
and apply to the Project.
Section 01 10 00 Summary; Add Sub-Section 1.13
Section 1.13 Snug Harbor Cultural Center Contractor Guidelines
A. Introduction to Snug Harbor Cultural Center:

1. The contractor is required to coordinate Building C work schedule with DDC and Snug Harbor
Cultural Center (SHCC). SHCC is a non-profit regional campus for the visual and performing arts –
housed in 28 historic buildings amongst 83 acres of New York City parkland. The center also houses
other non-profit resident organizations such as: The Staten Island Museum, The Staten Island
Children’s Museum, and The John A. Noble Collection, to name a few. The campus contains many
landmark buildings designated by the NYC Landmarks Commission, as well as being designated on
the National Register of Historic Places.
2. SHCC is charged with overall campus management, including coordinating all construction work so as
to minimize conflicts with regular SHCC activities.
B. SHCC Facilities Department is located in Building “P”; open Mon. – Fri. 8:30 am – 5:00 pm. In addition to
DDC, contact SHCC Capital Projects & Planning Manager Alexandra Patrone; cell (973) 464-6413 for
facilities related requests.
C. SHCC Security: Harbor Rangers are responsible for safety and security within SHCC (this does not remove
any security requirements for the project set forth in the bid documents). The Harbor Rangers enforce SHCC
parking regulations and park rules and regulations. The Rangers carry portable radio-telephones for rapid
communications and emergency response. Harbor Rangers Office radio-telephone is (718) 816-9691.
D. NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (NYC DPR) Regulations:

All official NYC DPR specifications pertaining to site and tree protection must be followed. Refer to the
NYC DPR manual known as “Horticulture I.” The manual may be obtained from the S.I. Borough Forestry
Office; the Borough Forestry Director is Arne Isreal.
E. SHCC Construction Guidelines:

1. Prior to Construction Start: Contractors are required to pre-register employees and essential vehicles to
avoid costly delays as a result of no site access. All contractors must contact the Facilities Department
Office no later than one week before work is scheduled to begin, to confirm whether the project will
start as planned, and to pre-register employees and essential vehicles. If access to specific buildings or
areas outside the construction site is required a minimum 24-hour notice is required to SHCC
Facilities to arrange access.
2. Work-Site Vehicle ID Tags: Provide the license plate numbers and descriptions of all work-site
vehicles that need access to staging areas or job-sites. The tags must be displayed prominently in the
vehicle. Designated vehicles must be pre-registered. ID tags must be displayed in the window or
dashboard. Violators will be subject to NYC Parking Violations Bureau Summonses issued by the
security staff.
3. Contractor Identification: Contractors shall wear ID cards at all times while on SHCC grounds during
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working hours.
4. Employee Daily Roster: Contractors shall maintain a daily roster of all employees that will be subject
to inspection by SHCC Facilities and/or Security.
F. Contractor Parking
1. Essential Vehicles: Only essential pre-registered vehicles will be allowed to park in specified areas
near the work-site or staging area. This will be determined just prior to the start of the project.
2. Non-Essential (Private) Vehicles: Due to very limited visitor parking, all non-essential vehicles shall
park on the South (park) side of Richmond Terrace, Tysen Street or Fillmore Street, or any other street
outside the park fence. Exceptions: loading and unloading.
G. Construction Traffic: All construction traffic should use the East Gate (Fillmore Street entrance) unless
another gate is designated by SHCC. All vehicles must remain on paved roadways and maintain 10 mph speed
limit. Avoid blocking narrow roadways. To determine the best possible route and delivery time for heavy
machinery or tractor trailer deliveries, notify the Facilities Department or Rangers in advance. Special
precautions should be made to avoid driving on the bluestone walkways on campus.
VIII. SPECIAL EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PROJECT
Refer to page 3 of the Bid Booklet in Volume 1 for Special Experience Requirements.
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IX. REVISIONS: SPECIFICATIONS AND CONTRACT DRAWINGS
The Specifications and the Contract Drawings for the Project are revised in accordance with the provisions set forth
below.
(1) Owner: Wherever the term “Owner” is used in the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings, such term shall
mean the City of New York.
(2) Other Entities: In the event any entity other than the City of New York is referred to or named as the “Owner” in
the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings, the name of such other entity is deemed deleted and replaced
with the “City of New York”.
(3) Architect / Engineer: Wherever the words “Architect”, “Engineer”, “Architect / Engineer” or “Architect and/or
Engineer” are used in the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings, such words are deemed deleted and
replaced with the word “Commissioner”.
(4) Products / Manufacturers: Wherever the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings require the contractor to
provide a particular product (i.e., material and/or equipment) from a designated manufacturer and/or vendor, the
term “or approved equal” is deemed inserted, even if only one product and/or manufacturer is specified, except
as otherwise provided below.
(a) Proprietary Items: If the Bid Booklet contains a Notice which identifies a particular product from a
designated manufacturer as a "Sole Source Product, the Contractor shall be required to provide such
specified product. In such case, no substitution or “approved equal” will be permitted.
(5) Special Experience Requirements: Special Experience Requirements for the Project, if any, are set forth in the
Bid Booklet. Special Experience Requirements may apply to contractors, subcontractors, installers,
manufacturers and/or suppliers. If the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings contain any Special
Experience Requirement that is not set forth in the Bid Booklet, such Special Experience Requirement is
deemed deleted, except as otherwise provided below.
(a) Any Special Experience Requirement that provides that the entity performing the work or supplying the
material must have more than three (3) years of experience, is revised to provide that the entity performing
the work or supplying the material must have three (3) years of experience, except as described in
paragraph (b) below.
(b) Any Special Experience Requirement that pertains to the abatement of hazardous materials shall not be
subject to the deletion and/or revision set forth above. Such Special Experience Requirement shall remain
in full force and effect.
(c) Any Special Experience Requirement that provides that the entity performing the work must be licensed,
authorized, certified, approved by or acceptable to the manufacturer, is deemed deleted and replaced with
the requirement that such entity must be properly trained for the specified work.
(d) Any Special Experience Requirement that provides that the individual workers performing the work must
be licensed, authorized, certified, approved by or acceptable to the manufacturer, is deemed deleted and
replaced with the requirement that such individual workers must be properly trained for the specified work.
(6) Alternate Bids: If the agency is requesting the submission of Alternate Bids, a Notice regarding such Alternate
Bids is set forth in the Bid Booklet. In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between (1) the Notice regarding
Alternate Bids set forth in the Bid Booklet and (2) a provision in the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings
regarding Alternate Bids, the Notice set forth in the Bid Booklet shall prevail. If the agency is not requesting the
submission of Alternate Bids, as indicated by the absence of a Notice in the Bid Booklet, and the Specifications
and/or the Contract Drawings contain any provision regarding Alternate Bids, such provision is deemed deleted.
(7) Contractor Retained Engineer: If the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings require the Contractor to
retain an Engineer to provide engineering services for the Project, the following sentence is deemed inserted:
“Such Engineer must be a Professional Engineer, licensed in the State of New York.”
(8) LEED Related Provisions: If the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings require the Contractor to purchase
FSC certified wood, rapidly renewable materials, materials within 500 miles, metal materials, products,
anchors, framing and accessories with recycled content, or incorporate fly ash in concrete, such provisions are
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deemed deleted and replaced with the requirement that if the contractor has purchased FSC certified
wood, rapidly renewable materials, materials within 500 miles, metal materials, products, anchors, framing and
accessories with recycled content, or incorporated fly ash in concrete, the contractor shall submit such forms or
documentation as may be required by the City in order for the USGBC to certify that the Project qualifies for the
related LEED credit(s).
(9) Guarantees: Requirements for Guarantees and Maintenance are set forth in Schedule B, which is included in
the Addendum to the General Conditions. In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between (1) a guarantee
and/or maintenance requirement set forth in the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings and (2) a
guarantee and/or maintenance requirement set forth in Schedule B, the guarantee and/or maintenance
requirement set forth in Schedule B shall prevail.
(10) Warranties: Requirements for Warranties are set forth in Schedule B, which is included in the Addendum to the
General Conditions.
(a) The term “manufacturer’s warranty” as described in this article encompasses the following terms as
indicated in the Specifications: “Manufacturer’s Warranty”, “Manufacturer’s Special Warranty”, “Special
Warranty”, “Special Finish Warranty”, “Manufacturer’s Special Warranty for a (product, assembly).
(b) In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between (1) a warranty requirement set forth in the
Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings and (2) a warranty requirement set forth in Schedule B, the
warranty requirement set forth in Schedule B shall prevail.
(c) In the event a warranty requirement set forth in the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings is omitted
from Schedule B, such omission from Schedule B shall have no effect and the Contractor’s obligation to
provide the manufacturer’s warranty, as set forth in the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings, shall
remain in full force and effect.
(d) In the event a warranty requirement for a particular item of material or equipment is omitted from Schedule
B, as well as from the Specifications or the Contract Drawings, and the manufacturer of such item actually
provides a warranty, the Contractor shall be obligated to obtain and deliver to the Commissioner the
highest level of warranty actually provided by that manufacturer.
(11) Exculpatory Provisions: In the event the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings contain any provision
whereby the consultant and/or any of its officers, employees or agents, including subconsultants, is absolved of
responsibility for any act or omission, such provision is deemed deleted.
(12) Insurance: Provisions regarding insurance coverage the Contractor is required to provide are set forth in Article
22 of the City of New York Standard Construction Contract and Schedule A, which is included in the Addendum
to the General Conditions. In the event the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings contain any provision
regarding insurance requirements, such provision is deemed deleted.
(13) Indemnification: Provisions regarding indemnification are set forth in Articles 7, 12, 22 and 57 of the City of New
York Standard Construction Contract. In the event the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings contain any
provision regarding indemnification, such provision is deemed deleted.
(14) Dispute Resolution: Provisions regarding dispute resolution are set forth in Article 27 of the City of New York
Standard Construction Contract. In the event the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings contain any
provision regarding dispute resolution, such provision is deemed deleted.
(15) Payment to Other Entities: In the event the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings contain any provision
which requires the Contractor to make payments to an entity other than a subcontractor and/or supplier
providing services and/or material for the project, such provision is deemed deleted.
(16) General Conditions: In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between (1) the Specifications and/or the
Contract Drawings and (2) the General Conditions, the General Conditions shall prevail.
(17) Standard Construction Contract: In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between (1) the Specifications
and/or the Contract Drawings and (2) the City of New York Standard Construction Contract, the City of New York
Standard Construction Contract shall prevail.
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SCHEDULE A (FOR PUBLICLY BID PROJECTS)

PART I - Contract Requirements
Various Articles of the Contract refer to requirements which are set forth in Schedule A of the General Conditions. The
Schedule set forth below specifies the following: (1) the referenced Articles of the Contract, and (2) the specific
requirements applicable to the contract.
REFERENCE ITEM REQUIREMENTS CONTRACT #1
Information
Bid Security See Attachment 1 – Bid Information in the Bid Booklet
For Bidders
Information Performance and
See Attachment 1- Bid Information in the Bid Booklet
For Bidders Payment Bonds
Information Department of The Contractor must
For Bidders Design and provide the safety ■ Project Safety Representative
Construction personnel as indicated □ Dedicated, full-time Project Safety Manager
Safety to the right
Requirements
Article 14 Time of Consecutive
Contract Substantial Calendar Days 540
Completion
Article 15 Liquidated For each consecutive

Contract Damages calendar day over $600
completion time
Article 17 Sub- Not to exceed Percent 60%

Contract Contracts of Contract Price
Article 21 Retainage Percent of

If 100% bonds are required 5%
Contract Voucher
If 100% bonds are not required, and
5%
Contract Price is $1,000,000 or less
If 100% bonds are not required, and
10%
Contract Price is more than $1,000,000
Article 24 Deposit Percent of

Contract Guarantee Contract Price 1%
Article 24 Period of See Schedule B of the Addendum to the General Conditions

Contract Guarantee
Article 74 Statement of Addenda, numbered: ______________

Contract Work
Compensation to Amount for which the Contract was Awarded:

Article 75 be Paid to _________________________ Dollars
Contract Contractor ($____________________________)
Article 79 MWBE Program See M/WBE Utilization Plan in the Bid Booklet
Contract
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Relating to Article 22 - Insurance
PART II. Types of Insurance, Minimum Limits and Special Conditions
Note: All certificate(s) of insurance submitted pursuant to Contract Article 22.3. 3 must be accompanied by a Certification
by Broker consistent with Part III below and include the following information:
• For each insurance policy, the name and NAIC number of issuing company, number of policy, and effective dates;
• Policy limits consistent with the requirements listed below;
• Additional insureds or loss payees consistent with the requirements listed below; and
• The number assigned to the Contract by the City (in the “Description of Operations” field).
Insurance indicated by a blackened box (■) or by (X) in the □ to left will be required under this contract.
Types of Insurance Minimum Limits and Special Conditions
(per Article 22 in its entirety, including listed paragraph)
This Contract requires Commercial General Liability

■ Commercial General Liability Art. 22.1.1 Insurance (CGL) that is at least as broad as ISO Form CG
00 01 (see Section 22.1.1 of the New York City Standard
Construction Contract). CGL policies that include
endorsements that add exclusions to ISO Form CG 00 01
do not comply with the Contract. The Department may, in
its sole discretion, accept endorsements that add
exclusions, but the Department will generally reject
endorsements that add exclusions that exempt all or part
of the Work of the Project. For example, if the Project
includes Work on a roof of a four-story building, the
Department will reject a CGL policy that includes a “Three
Story Height Limitation Endorsement.”
The minimum limits shall be $1,000,000.00 per

occurrence and $2,000,000.00 per project aggregate
applicable to this Contract.
Additional Insureds:
1. City of New York, including its officials and employees,
with coverage at least as broad as ISO Forms CG 20 10
and CG 20 37, and
2. All person(s) or organization(s), if any, that Article

22.1.1(b) of the Contract requires to be named as
Additional Insured(s), with coverage at least as broad as
ISO Form CG 20 26. The Additional Insured
endorsement shall either specify the entity's name, if
known, or the entity's title (e.g., Project Manager).
3. Snug Harbor Cultural Center
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Workers’ Compensation, Employers’ Liability, and

■ Workers’ Compensation Art. 22.1.2
Disability Benefits Insurance: Statutory per New York
State law without regard to jurisdiction.
■ Disability Benefits Insurance Art. 22.1.2
Note: The following forms are acceptable: (1) New
■ Employers’ Liability Art. 22.1.2 York State Workers’ Compensation Board Form No.
C-105.2, (2) State Insurance Fund Form No. U-26.3,
□ Jones Act Art. 22.1.3 (3) New York State Workers’ Compensation Board
Form No. DB-120.1 and (3) Request for WC/DB
Exemption Form No. CE-200. The City will not accept
□ U.S. Longshoremen’s and Harbor Workers Compensation an ACORD form as proof of Workers’ Compensation or
Act Art. 22.1.3 Disability Insurance.
Jones Act and U.S. Longshoremen’s and Harbor

Workers’ Compensation Act: Statutory per U.S. law.
■ Builders’ Risk Art. 22.1.4 100 % of total value of Work
Contractor the Named Insured; the City both an

Additional Insured and one of the loss payees as its
interests may appear.
If the Work does not involve construction of a new

building or gut renovation work, the Contractor may
provide an installation floater in lieu of Builders Risk
insurance.
Note: Builders Risk Insurance may terminate upon

Substantial Completion of the Work in its entirety.
$1,000,000.00 per accident combined single limit

■ Commercial Auto Liability Art. 22.1.5
If vehicles are used for transporting hazardous
materials, the Contractor shall provide pollution liability
broadened coverage for covered vehicles
(endorsement CA 99 48) as well as proof of MCS 90
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$____________ per occurrence

□ Contractor’s Pollution Liability Art. 22.1.6
$____________ aggregate
1. City of New York, including its officials and
employees, and
2. __________________________________
3. __________________________________

□ Marine Protection and Indemnity Art. 22.1.7(a)
$____________ aggregate
employees, and
2. __________________________________
3. __________________________________

□ Hull and Machinery Insurance Art. 22.1.7(b)
$____________ aggregate
employees, and
2. __________________________________
3. __________________________________
□ Marine Pollution Liability Art. 22.1.7(c)

$____________ each occurrence
employees, and
2. __________________________________
3. __________________________________
[OTHER] Art. 22.1.8

$____________ each occurrence
□ Ship Repairers Legal Liability
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PART II. Types of Insurance, Minimum Limits and Special Conditions (Continued)
Types of Insurance
Minimum Limits and Special Conditions
[OTHER] Art. 22.1.8 $____________ per occurrence
□ Collision Liability/Towers Liability

$____________ aggregate
employees, and
2. __________________________________
3. __________________________________
[OTHER] Art. 22.1.8 $____________ per occurrence
□ Railroad Protective Liability

$____________ aggregate
employees, and
2. __________________________________
3. __________________________________
[OTHER] Art. 22.1.8 Only required of the Contractor or Subcontractor

performing any required asbestos removal.
□ Asbestos Liability _____________________
$1,000,000 each occurrence,

$2,000,000 aggregate (Combined Single Limit); only
required of the Contractor or Subcontractor performing
any required asbestos removal.
employees, and
2. __________________________________
3. __________________________________
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PART II. Types of Insurance, Minimum Limits and Special Conditions (Continued)
[OTHER] Art. 22.1.8
□ Boiler Insurance__________________________ $200,000
[OTHER] Art. 22.1.8 $1,000,000 per occurrence

The Contractor’s Professional Engineer shall maintain
■ Professional Liability
and submit evidence of Professional Liability
Insurance in the minimum amount of $1,000,000 per
In the event any section of the Specifications requires the claim. The policy or policies shall include an
Contractor to engage a Professional Engineer to provide endorsement to cover the liability assumed by the
design and/or engineering services, the Engineer engaged by
Contractor under this Agreement arising out of the
the Contractor, as well as any sub consultant(s) performing
negligent performance of professional services or
professional services, shall provide Professional Liability
caused by an error, omission or negligent act of the
Insurance.
Contractor’s Professional Engineer or anyone
employed by the Contractor’s Professional Engineer.
Claims-made policies will be accepted for
Professional Liability Insurance. All such policies
shall have an extended reporting period option or
automatic coverage of not less than two (2) years. If
available as an option, the Contractor’s Professional
Engineer shall purchase extended reporting period
coverage effective on cancellation or termination of
such insurance unless a new policy is secured with a
retroactive date, including at least the last policy year.
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PART III. Certificates of Insurance
All certificates of insurance (except certificates of insurance solely evidencing Workers’ Compensation
Insurance, Employer’s Liability Insurance, and/or Disability Benefits Insurance) must be accompanied
by one of the following:
(1) the Certification by Insurance Broker or Agent on the following page setting forth the required
information and signatures;
-- OR --
(2) copies of all policies as certified by an authorized representative of the issuing insurance carrier
that are referenced in such certificate of insurance. If any policy is not available at the time of
submission, certified binders may be submitted until such time as the policy is available, at which
time a certified copy of the policy shall be submitted.
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PART III. Certification by Insurance Broker or Agent
The undersigned insurance broker or agent represents to the City of New York that the attached Certificate of
Insurance is accurate in all material respects.
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[Name of broker or agent (typewritten)]
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[Address of broker or agent (typewritten)]
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[Email address of broker or agent (typewritten)]
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[Phone number/Fax number of broker or agent (typewritten)]
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[Signature of authorized official or broker or agent]
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[Name and title of authorized official, broker or agent (typewritten)]
State of …………………………...)
) ss:
County of …………………………)
Sworn to before me this
_____ day of ___________, 20__
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NOTARY PUBLIC FOR THE STATE OF__________________
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PART IV. Address of Commissioner
Wherever reference is made in Article 7 or Article 22 to documents to be sent to the Commissioner (e.g., notices,
filings, or submissions), such documents shall be sent to the address set forth below or, in the absence of such
address, to the Commissioner’s address as provided elsewhere in this Contract.
ACCO’s Office, Insurance Unit
30-30 Thomson Avenue, 4th Floor
Long Island City, New York 11101
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SCHEDULE B
Guarantees and Warranties
(Reference: Section 01 7839, Article 2.7 of the DDC Standard General Conditions)
GUARANTY FROM CONTRACTOR
(1) Contractor’s Guaranty Obligation: The Contractor shall promptly repair, replace, restore or rebuild,
as the Commissioner may determine, any finished Work in which defects of materials or workmanship may
appear or to which damage may occur because of such defects, during the one (1) year period subsequent to
the date of Substantial Completion (or use and occupancy in accordance with the Contract), except for the
areas of Work set forth below:
• Roofing, Waterproofing, and Joint Sealant Work. For these types of work, the guarantee period shall be (2)
two years.
• Trees and/or Plant Material. For trees and/or plant material furnished and installed, the guarantee period
shall be (2) two years. During the guarantee period, the Contractor shall provide all maintenance services
set forth in the Specifications.
(2) Guaranty Period: The obligation of the Contractor, and its Surety under the Performance Bond, is
limited to the period(s) of time specified above.
(3) Other Provisions Deemed Deleted: In the event the Specifications and/or the Contract Drawings
contain any provisions regarding guaranty requirements, such provisions are deemed deleted and replaced
with the guaranty requirements set forth in this Schedule B.
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WARRANTY FROM MANUFACTURER
(1) Contractor’s Obligation to Provide Warranties: The items of material and/or equipment for which
manufacturer warranties are required are listed below. For each item of material and/or equipment listed
below, the Contractor shall obtain a written warranty from the manufacturer. Such warranty shall provide that
the material or equipment is free from defects for the period set forth below and will be replaced or repaired
within such specified period. The Contractor shall deliver all required warranties to the Commissioner.
(2) Required Warranties:
Specification Number Material or Equipment Warranty Period
06 40 00 Paint Materials Lifetime

07 14 00 Cold Applied Reinforced Waterproofing Assembly 10 years
08 63 00 Copper Sheet Metal Clad Skylights 10 years
(3) Application: The obligations under the warranty for the periods specified above shall apply only to
the manufacturer of the material or equipment, and not to the Contractor or its Surety; provided, however, the
Contractor retains responsibility for obtaining all required warranties from the manufacturers and delivering the
same to the Commissioner.
(4) Other Provisions: The warranty requirements set forth in this Schedule B are also included in the
Specifications.
(a) In the event of any conflict between a warranty requirement set forth in the Specifications and a
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warranty requirement set forth in Schedule B, the warranty requirement set forth in Schedule B shall
take precedence.
(b) In the event a warranty requirement set forth in the Specifications is omitted from Schedule B, such
omission from Schedule B shall have no effect and the Contractor’s obligation to provide the
manufacturer’s warranty, as set forth in the Specifications, shall remain in full force and effect
(c) In the event a warranty requirement for a particular item of material or equipment is omitted from both
Schedule B and the Specifications, and the manufacturer of such item actually provides a warranty,
the Contractor shall be obligated to obtain and deliver to the Commissioner the highest level of
warranty actually provided by that manufacturer.
(d) In the event a warranty requirement is provided for a particular item of material or equipment, and
such requirement specifies a warranty period that is longer than that which is actually provided by any
of the specified manufacturers, the Contractor shall be obligated to obtain and deliver to the
Commissioner the highest level of warranty actually provided by any of the specified manufacturers,
unless otherwise directed in writing by the Commissioner.
(e) Unless indicated otherwise Warranties are to take effect on the date of Substantial Completion.
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SCHEDULE C
Contract Drawings
(Reference: Section 01 1000, Article 1.5 (A) of the DDC Standard General Conditions)
The Schedule set forth below lists all Contract Drawings for the Project.
Drawing T-001 Cover Sheet

Drawing G-001 General Notes
Drawing DM-101 Roof Plan Demolition
Drawing DM-102 Elevations Demolition
Drawing A-101 Roof Plan
Drawing A-102 Elevations
Drawing A-201 Standing Seam Metal Roof Details
Drawing A-204 Gutter Details
Drawing S-001 General Notes and Abbreviations
Drawing S-100 Roof Framing Plan
Drawing S-200 Sections and Details
Drawing S-201 Sections
Drawing S-202 Sections and Details
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SCHEDULE D
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SCHEDULE E
Separation of Trades
NOT USED FOR SINGLE CONTRACTS
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Issue Date - February 13, 2019
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DIVISION 2 - EXISTING CONDITIONS
02 80 13 General Contractor Work Allowance for Incidental Asbestos Abatement
DIVISION 5 - METALS
05 12 00 Structural Steel
DIVISION 6 - WOOD, PLASTICS and COMPOSITES
06 40 00 Exterior Architectural Woodwork Restoration
DIVISION 7 -THERMAL and MOISTURE PROTECTION
07 14 00 Cold Fluid-Applied Reinforced Waterproofing

07 60 00 Sheet Metal Roofing and Flashing
DIVISION 8 – OPENINGS
08 63 00 Copper Sheet Metal-Clad Skylights
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SECTION 028013 – GENERAL CONTRACTOR WORK

NOVEMBER 2017 VERSION
ALLOWANCE FOR INCIDENTAL ASBESTOS ABATEMENT
1.01 SCOPE FOR ASBESTOS ABATEMENT WORK

A. The "General Conditions" apply to the work of this Section.
B. The asbestos abatement contractor shall remove asbestos containing materials as

needed to perform the other work of this Contract when discovered during work.
When required, the asbestos abatement contractor shall replace the ACM with
non-asbestos containing materials. An allowance of 15,000.00 for the General
Contractor is herein established for this incidental work when so ordered and
authorized by the Commissioner.
C. All work shall be done in accordance with the applicable provisions of the rules
and regulations of the asbestos control program as promulgated by Title 15
Chapter I of RCNY and New York State Department of Labor Industrial Code
Rule 56 cited as 12 NYCRR Part 56, whichever is more stringent as per latest
amendments to these laws and as modified herein by these specifications.
D. All disposal of asbestos contaminated material shall be per Local Law 70/85.
E. The asbestos abatement contractor's attention is directed to the fact that certain
methods of asbestos abatement are protected by patents. To date, patents have
been issued with respect to "negative pressure enclosure" or “negative-air” or
"reduced pressure” and "glove bag".
F. The asbestos abatement contractor shall be solely responsible for and shall hold
the Department of Design and Construction and the City harmless from all
damages, losses and expenses resulting from any infringement by the asbestos
abatement contractor of any patent, including but not limited to the patents
described above, used by the asbestos abatement contractor during performance
of this agreement.
G. "Asbestos" shall mean any hydrated mineral silicate separable into commercially
usable fibers, including but not limited to chrysotile (serpentine), amosite
(cumingtonite-grunerite), crocidolite (riebeckite), tremolite, anthrophyllite and
actinolite.
H. Prior to starting, the asbestos abatement contractor must notify the Commissioner
of the Department of Design and Construction if he/she anticipates any difficulty
in performing the Work as required by these Specifications. The asbestos
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abatement contractor is responsible to prepare and submit all filings, notifications,

etc. required by all City, State and Federal regulatory agencies having jurisdiction.
The asbestos abatement contractor is responsible for submitting the Asbestos

Project Notification Form (ACP-7 Form) to the Department of Environmental
Protection, Asbestos Control Program, as per Title 15, Chapter I of RCNY and to
the NYSDOL as per Industrial Code Rule 56.
The asbestos abatement contractor is responsible for preparing, and submitting

Asbestos Variance Application (ACP-9). If a Variance is required, the asbestos
abatement contractor is responsible to retain a NYSDOL Asbestos Project
Designer, as defined in Title 15, Chapter 1 of the RCNY to prepare and submit
the required variance.
The general contractor is responsible for preparing and submitting an Asbestos

Abatement Permit and/or Work Place Safety Plans (WPSP) that may be required
for the completion of the Contract or incidental work. If such plans are required,
the general contractor is responsible for retaining a registered design professional
as defined in Title 15, Chapter 1 of the RCNY to prepare and submit the required
plans.
The asbestos abatement contractor is responsible for the submission of all

required documents to the NYCDEP to acquire the appropriate Asbestos Project
Conditional Closeout (ACP-20) and/or Asbestos Project Completion Forms
(ACP-21) on a timely basis for the completion of the incidental work encountered
under this contract.
The asbestos abatement contractor will be required to attend an on-site job

meeting with the Construction Project Manager prior to the start of work to
examine conditions and plan the sequence of operations, etc.
The asbestos abatement contractor shall have a NYSDOL/NYCDEP Asbestos

Supervisor onsite to oversee the work and conduct a final visual inspection as
required by both Title 15, Chapter 1 of the RCNY and NYSDOL Industrial Code
Rule 56.
I. All work shall be done during regular working hours unless the asbestos
abatement contractor requests authorization to work in other then regular working
hours and such authorization is granted by the Commissioner. (Regular work
hours are those hours during which any given facility, in which work is to be
done, is customarily open and functioning, normally between the hours of 8:00
A.M. and 4:00 P.M. Monday - Friday.) If such work schedule is authorized by the
Commissioner, the work shall be done at no additional cost to the City.
J. The Commissioner may order that work be done in other than regular working
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contractor to pay premium or overtime wages to complete the work. If the

Commissioner orders work in other than regular working hours, the asbestos
abatement contractor shall multiply the unit price for that portion of the work
requiring premium wages by 1.50 when computing payment in accordance with
Paragraph 1.09. All requests for premium payment must be supported by certified
payroll sheets and field sheets approved by the Construction Project Manager.
1.02 QUALIFICATIONS OF ASBESTOS ABATEMENT CONTRACTOR
A. Requirements: The asbestos abatement contractor must be approved through the

Department’s Request for Subcontractor Approval, administered by the Agency
Chief Contracting Office (ACCO), Vendor Integrity Unit. The asbestos abatement
contractor must demonstrate compliance with the special experience requirements
set forth in subparagraphs (1) through (6) below. Such documentation shall
include without limitation, all required licenses, certificates, and documentation.
1. The asbestos abatement contractor must, whether an individual,

corporation, partnership, joint venture, or other legal entity, demonstrate
for the three-year period prior to the work that it has been licensed by the
New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL), as an “Asbestos
Abatement Contractor”. The asbestos abatement contractor shall submit
copies of the asbestos abatement contractors NYSDOL License for the
past three years
2. The asbestos abatement contractor must, for the three-year period prior to
the work, have been in the business of providing asbestos abatement
services as a routine part of its daily operations.
3. The asbestos abatement contractor proposing to do asbestos abatement

work must be thoroughly experienced in such work and must submit a list
of five (5) asbestos abatement projects of similar size and complexity. The
aggregate cost of these projects must be at least $1,000,000 in each of the
three years.
4. For each project submitted to meet the experience requirements set forth
above, the asbestos abatement contractor must submit the following
information for the project; name and location of the project; name title
and telephone number and email address of the City of New York or the
City of New York representative who is familiar with the asbestos
abatement contractor’s work; brief description of the scope of work
completed as a prime or sub- asbestos abatement contractor; amount of
contract or subcontract and the date of completion.
5. The asbestos abatement contractor must demonstrate that it has the

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necessary to carry out the work and to comply with the required
performance schedule, taking into consideration other business
commitments. The asbestos abatement contractor must submit such
documentation as may be required by the Department of Design and
Construction to demonstrate that it has the requisite capacity to perform
the required services of this contract. The Department may also conduct an
inspection of the asbestos abatement contractor’s facility to verify if the
contractor has equipment and staffing to perform the work.
6. The asbestos abatement contractor must submit a copy of their Corporate

Health and Safety Plan for review and acceptance. A Job Hazard Analysis
(JHA) for the specific work conducted must be included.
B. Throughout the specifications, reference is made to codes and standards which

establish qualities and types of workmanship and materials, and which establish
methods for testing and reporting on the pertinent characteristics thereof. Provide
materials or workmanship that meet or exceed the specifically named codes or
standards where required by these specifications.
C. Site Investigation: Asbestos abatement contractor shall inspect all the

specifications and related drawings, and will investigate and confirm the site
conditions affecting the work, including, but not limited to (1) through (5) below.
The asbestos abatement contractor will attend a walkthrough site inspection with
the department’s Project Manager and the Third-Party Air Monitor prior to the
work. Such walkthrough will be scheduled at the Department’s convenience.
1. Physical considerations and conditions of both the material and structure.

These considerations include any obstacles or obstructions encountered in
accessing or removing the material.
2. Handling, storage, transportation, and disposal of the material.
3. Availability of qualified and skilled labor.
4. Availability of utilities.
5. Exact quantities of all materials to be disturbed and/or removed
1.03 ASBESTOS ABATEMENT CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES
The asbestos abatement contractor will visit the subject location within one (1) working
day of notification to ascertain actual work required. If the project is identified as being
"urgent”, then work shall commence no later than 48 hours from the time of notification.
In this event, the asbestos abatement contractor shall immediately notify when applicable
EPA NESHAPS Coordinator, NYSDOL Asbestos Control Bureau and NYCDEP

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Asbestos Control Program of start of the work and file the necessary Asbestos
Notifications and any applicable Variance Applications with the regulatory agencies cited
above.
In the event that the project is not classified as "urgent" the asbestos abatement contractor
shall notify the EPA NESHAPS Coordinator, NYSDOL and NYCDEP by submitting the
requisite asbestos project notification forms, postmarked 10 days before activity begins if
260 linear feet or more and/or 160 square feet or more of asbestos containing material
will be disturbed.
The following information must be included in the notification:
A. Name and address of building City or operator;
B. Project description:
1. Size - square feet, number of linear feet, etc;
2. Age - date of construction and renovations (if known);
3. Use - i.e., office, school, industrial, etc.
4. Scope - repair, demolition, cleaning, etc.
C. Amount of asbestos involved in work and an explanation of techniques used to

determine the amount;
D. Building location/address, including Block and Lot numbers;
E. Work schedule including the starting and completion dates;
F. Abatement methods to be employed;
G. Procedures for removal of asbestos-containing material;
H. Name, title, and authority of governmental representative sponsoring project.
1.04 WORK INCLUDED IN UNIT PRICE
The asbestos abatement contractor will be paid a basic unit price of $25.00 per square feet
for the removal and disposal of asbestos containing material and replacement of the same
with non-asbestos containing materials.
Unit price shall include all costs necessary to do the work of this Contract, including but
not limited to: labor, materials, equipment, utilities, disposal, insurance, overhead and
profit.

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1.05 AIR MONITORING – ASBESTOS ABATEMENT CONTRACTOR
A. “Air Sampling" shall mean the process of measuring the fiber content of a known
volume of air collected during a specific period of time. The procedure utilized
for asbestos follows the N1OSH Standard Analytical Method 7400 or the
provisional transmission electron microscopy methods developed by the USEPA
and/or National Institute of Standard and Technology which are utilized for lower
detectability and specific fiber identification.
B. Air monitoring of asbestos abatement contractor’s personnel will be performed in

conformance with OSHA requirements, (All costs associated with this work are
deemed included in the unit price.).
C. Qualifications of Testing Laboratory:
The industrial hygiene laboratory shall be a current proficient participant in the

American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) PAT Program. The laboratory
identification number shall be submitted and approved by the City. The laboratory
shall be accredited by the AIHA and New York State Department of Health
Environmental Laboratory Approval Program (ELAP).
Note: Work area air testing and analysis before, during and upon completion of
work (clearance testing) will be performed by a Third Party Air Monitor
under separate Contract with the City.
1.06 THIRD PARTY MONITORING AND LABORATORY
A. The NYCDDC, at its own expense, will employ the services of an independent
Third Party Air Monitoring Firm and Laboratory. The Third-Party Air Monitor
will perform air sampling activities and project monitoring at the Work Site.
B. The Laboratory will perform analysis of air samples utilizing Phase Contrast
Microscopy (PCM) and/or Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM).
C. The Third-Party Air Monitoring Firm and the designated Project Monitor shall
have access to all areas of the asbestos removal project at all times and shall
continuously inspect and monitor the performance of the asbestos abatement
contractor to verify that said performance complies with this Specification. The
Third-Party Air Monitor shall be on site throughout the entire abatement
operation.
D. The NYCDDC will be responsible for costs incurred with the Third-Party Air
Monitoring Firm and laboratory work. Any subsequent additional testing required
due to limits exceeded during initial testing shall be paid for by the asbestos
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1.07 PAYMENT REQUEST DOCUMENTATION
B. The following information shall be included for each payment request:
1. Description of work performed.
2. Linear footage and pipe sizes involved.
3. Square footage for boiler & breaching insulation removed.
4. Square footage of non-pipe and boiler areas removed, patched, enclosed,

sealed, or painted.
5. Square footage of encapsulation, sealing, patching, and painting involved.
6. Total cost associated with compliance with the assigned task.
7. Architectural, Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, etc. work incidental to the

Asbestos Abatement Work.
8. A certified copy (in form 4312-39) to the Comptroller or Financial Officer

of the New York City to the effect that the financial statement is true.
9. A signed copy (in form 6506q-6) of certificate of compliance with non-

discriminatory provisions of the Contract.
10. Attach a copy of valid workmen compensation insurance.
11. Valid asbestos insurance per occurrence.
12. General liability insurance when required.
C. Each payment request shall include a grand total for all work completed that
billing period, the landfill waste manifests, and a copy of waste transporter
permit. The Department of Design and Construction will inspect the work
performed, review the cost, and approve or disapprove requests for payment.
D. EXPOSURE LOG: With this final payment, the asbestos abatement contractor
shall submit a listing of the names and social security numbers of all employees
actively engaged in the abatement work of this Contract. This list shall include a
summary showing each part of the abatement work in which the employee was
engaged and the dates thereof.
1.08 QUANTITY CALCULATIONS
In order to determine the square footage involved for the various pipe sizes of pipe
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PIPE INSULATION PIPE SIZE SQUARE FOOTAGE

SIZE O.D. O.D. PER LINEAR FOOT
2-1/2" 1/2" 0.65
2-3/4" 3/4" 0.72
3" 1" 0.79
3-1/4" 1-1/4" 0.85
3-1/2" 1-1/2" 0.92
4" 2" 1.05
4-1/2" 2-1/2" 1.18
5” 3” 1.31
6" 3-1/4" 1.57
7" 3-1/2" 1.83
8" 4" 2.09
9” 5" 2.36
10" 6" 2.62
12" 8" 3.14
14" 10" 3.67
16" 12" 4.19
18" l4” 4.71
1.09 METHOD OF PAYMENT
Payment shall be made in accordance with Items A through R below. Payment shall be
calculated based on the actual quantity of the item performed by the asbestos abatement
contractor, times the unit price specified below. Credits may apply to certain times, as
specified below.
A. REMOVAL, DISPOSAL, AND REPLACEMENT OF ASBESTOS

CONTAINING PIPE INSULATION: Actual linear footage, multiplied by the
square footage factor listed for the respective pipe size in Section 1.08, multiplied
by the unit price in Section 1.04.
EXAMPLE: 100 lin.ft. of 1/2" pipe and 100 lin.ft. of 6" pipe, including elbows,
tees. Flanges, etc.
100 X 0.65 = 65 sq.ft. 65 x-unit price = Payment
100 X 2.62 = 262 sq.ft. 262 x-unit price = Payment
B. REMOVAL, DISPOSAL, AND REPLACEMENT OF BOILER

INSULATION: (all types including Silicate Block and including the
removal/replacement of metal jacketing) Payment shall be made at 1.5 times the
unit price per square foot.
EXAMPLE: Item B. removal and replacement of 1000 S.F. of boiler insulation

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1000 S.F. X (1.5) X the Unit Price = Payment
C. REMOVAL, DISPOSAL, AND REPLACEMENT OF TANK

INSULATION: (all types including removal/replacement of metal jacketing)
Payment shall be made at 1.5 times the unit price per square foot.
D. REMOVAL, DISPOSAL, AND REPLACEMENT OF BOILER UPTAKE, &

BREACHING INSULATION: (all types including stiffening angles and wire
lath) Payment shall be made at 2.0 times the unit price per square foot.
E. REMOVAL, DISPOSAL, AND REPLACEMENT OF DUCT

INSULATION: Payment shall be made at 1.0 times the unit price per square
foot.
F. REMOVAL, DISPOSAL, AND REPLACEMENT OF SOFT ASBESTOS

CONTAINING MATERIAL: (Including sprayed-on fire proofing and sound
proofing) Payment shall be made at 1.0 times the unit price per square foot of
surface area. Area of irregular surfaces must be calculated and confirmed with
DDC representative.
G. ACOUSTIC PLASTER REPAIR AND/OR ENCAPSULATION: Payment

shall be made at 0.5 times the unit price per square foot.
H. PATCHING OR REPAIR of items listed in A through F will be paid at 0.33

times the unit price per square foot.
I. REMOVAL, DISPOSAL, AND REPLACEMENT OF WATERPROOFING
ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIAL: (including friable and non-friable
waterproofing material from interior and exterior walls, floors, foundations,
penetrations, louvers, vents, and openings other than windows, doors, and
skylights) Payment shall be made at 0.5 times the unit price per square foot.
J. REMOVAL, DISPOSAL, AND REPLACEMENT OF ASBESTOS
CONTAINING ELECTRICAL WIRING INSULATION: (including friable
and non-friable wiring insulation) Payment shall be made at 0.33 times the unit
price per square foot.
K. PAINTING: Payment shall be made at 0.05 times the unit price per square foot.
L. REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF ASBESTOS-CONTAINING PLASTER:
from ceilings and walls, including any wire lath and disposal as asbestos
containing waste. Payment shall be made at 0.80 times the unit price per square
foot.
M. REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF ASBESTOS-CONTAINING FLOOR
TILES, CEILING TILES, TRANSITE PANELS: (including any adhesive,
glue, mastic and/or underlayment) and disposal as asbestos containing waste.
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layers are discovered, each additional layer shall be paid at 0.20 times the unit
price per square foot.
N. ADDITIONAL CLEAN UP/HOUSEKEEPING OF WORK AREA:
(excluding pre-cleaning of work area required by regulations) HEPA vacuuming
and wet cleaning of asbestos contaminated surface. Payment shall be made at 0.20
times the unit price per square foot. When GLOVE BAG is employed to remove
ACM, cost of HEPA vacuuming and wet cleaning of floor area up to 3 feet on
each side of glove-bag shall be included in unit price and no extra payment will
be made.
O. REMOVAL, DISPOSAL OF ASBESTOS-CONTAINING ROOFING
MATERIAL: including mastic, flashing and sealant compound and provide
temporary asbestos-free roof covering consisting of one layer of rolled roofing
paper sealed with asphaltic roofing compound. Payment shall be made at 0.8
times the unit price per square foot. Credit at a rate of 0.33 times the unit price
will be taken for each square foot of temporary roof covering which the asbestos
abatement contractor is directed not to install.
P. PICK-UP AND DISPOSAL OF GROSS DEBRIS: (excluding any waste
generated from abatement under Item A-R) at a rate of $150 per cubic yard for
asbestos contaminated waste and $75 per cubic yard for non-asbestos
contaminated waste. This cost includes all labor and material cost associated with
work.
Q. REMOVAL OF ASBESTOS-CONTAINING BRICK, BLOCK, MORTAR,
CEMENT, OR CONCRETE: along with all surfacing materials including wire
lath and/or other supporting structures and disposal as ACM waste. Payment shall
be made at a rate of $25.00 per cubic foot of material removed.
R. REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF ASBESTOS CONTAINING

WINDOW/DOOR CAULKING: including friable and non-friable caulking,
weather-stripping, glazing, sealants or other waterproofing materials applied to
windows, doors, skylights, etc. Payment shall be made at the rate of $400.00 per
opening regardless of size or configuration. This cost includes labor, consumable
materials, set-up/breakdown, removal, and disposal, as required.
Note 1: CREDIT: For items listed in A through F, a credit at a rate of 0.33 times the unit
price, times the respective multiplier (for each item) will be taken for each square foot of
insulation which the asbestos abatement contractor is not directed to reapply.
Note 2: MINIMUM PAYMENT: The minimum payment per call at any individual job
sites or various job sites during the same day will be eight hundred dollars ($800.00).
Note 3: All payments shall be made as described in paragraph 1.09 herein.
Note 4: WORKING HIGHER THAN 12 FEET ABOVE FLOOR LEVEL OR WORK

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PLATFORMS: Provisions are made in this Contract to compensate the asbestos

abatement contractor for work performed in locations that are difficult to access due to
work at elevations that are significantly higher than the normal work level. The unit price
for these items will be paid at 1.20 times the unit price described in Paragraphs 1.09, A
through R for those portions of the work that are more than twelve (12) feet above the
grade for that would be judged as the normal working level.
1.10 GUARANTEE
A. Work performed in compliance with each task shall be guaranteed for a period of
one year from the date the completed work is accepted by the Department of
Design and Construction.
B. The Commissioner of The Department of Design and Construction will notify the
asbestos abatement contractor in writing regarding defects in work under the
guarantee.
1.11 OCCUPANCY OF SITE NOT EXCLUSIVE
Attention is specifically drawn to the fact that contractors, performing the work of other
Contracts, may be brought upon any of the work sites of this Contract. Therefore, the
asbestos abatement contractor shall not have exclusive rights to any site of his work and
shall fully cooperate and coordinate his work with the work of other contractors who may
be brought upon any site of the work of this Contract. This paragraph applies to those
areas outside the regulated Work Area as defined by Title 15, Chapter I of RCNY.
1.12 SUBMITTALS
A. Pre-Construction Submittals:
1. Attend a pre-construction meeting scheduled by the City of New York

Department of Design and Construction. This meeting shall also be
attended by a designated representative of the City of New York third party
air monitoring firm, facility manager and the Construction Project
Manager. At this meeting, the asbestos abatement contractor shall present
three copies of the following items:
a. asbestos abatement contractor’s scope of work, work plan and
schedule.
b. Asbestos project notifications, approved variances, and plans to

Government Agencies.
c. Copies of Permits, clearance and licenses if required.
d. Schedules: the asbestos abatement contractor shall provide to the

Construction Project Manager a copy of the following schedules for

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approval. Once approved, schedules shall be maintained and updated

as received. asbestos abatement contractor shall post a copy of all
schedules at the site:
(1) A construction schedule stating critical dates of the project

including, but not limited to, mobilization, Work Area
preparation, demolition, gross removal, fine cleaning,
encapsulation, inspections, clearance monitoring, and phase of
refinishing and final inspections. The schedule shall be
updated biweekly, at a minimum.
(2) A schedule of staffing stating number of workers per shift per

activity, name, and number of supervisor(s) per shift, shifts
per day, and total days to be worked.
(3) Submit all changes in schedule or staffing to the Construction

Project Manager prior to implementation.
e. Written description of emergency procedures to be followed in case

of injury or fire. This section must include evacuation procedures,
source of medical assistance (name and telephone number to nearest
hospital) and procedures to be used for access by medical personnel
(examples: first aid squad and physician). NOTE: Necessary
Emergency Procedures Shall Take Priority Over All Other
Requirements of These Specifications.
f. Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for encapsulants, sealants, firestopping

foam, cleaners/disinfectants, spray adhesive and any and all
potentially hazardous materials that may be employed on the project.
No work involving the will be allowed to proceed until SDS are
reviewed.
g. Worker Instruction and Medical Surveillance: The asbestos

abatement contractor shall submit a list of the persons who will be
employed by him /her to perform the removal work. Present
evidence that workers have received proper instruction required by
the regulations and the medical examinations required by OSHA 29
CFR 1926.1101.
h. Logs: Specimen copies of daily progress log, visitor's log, and

disposal log.
(1) The asbestos abatement contractor shall provide a

permanently bound log book of minimum 8-1/2” x 11” size at
the entrance to the Worker and Waste Decontamination
enclosure system as hereinafter specified. Log book shall
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contain on title page the project name, name, address and

phone number of the asbestos abatement contractor; name,
address and phone number of asbestos abatement contractor
and City’s third party air monitoring firm; emergency
numbers including, but not limited to local Fire/Rescue
Department. Log book shall contain a list of personnel
approved for entry into the Work Area.
(2) All entries into the log shall be made in non-washable,

permanent ink and such pen shall be strung to or otherwise
attached to the log to prevent removal from the log-in area.
Under no circumstances shall pencil entries be permitted. Any
significant events occurring during the abatement project shall
be entered into the log. Upon completion of the job, the
asbestos abatement contractor shall submit the logbook
containing a day-to-day record of personnel log entries
countersigned by the Construction Project Manager every day.
i. Worker's Acknowledgments: Submit statements signed by each

employee that the employee has received instruction in the proper
handling of ACM, understands the health implications and risks
involved; and understands the use and limitations of the respiratory
equipment to be used.
B. During Construction Submittals:

1. Security and safety logs showing names of person entering workspace, date
and time of entry and exit, record of any accident, emergency evacuation,
and any other safety and/or health incident.
2. Progress logs showing the number of workers, supervisors, hours of work

and tasks completed shall be submitted daily to the Construction Project
Manager.
3. Floor plans indicating asbestos abatement contractor's current work

progress shall be submitted for review by the Construction Project
Manager.
4. All asbestos abatement contractors’ air monitoring and inspection results.
C. Project Closeout Submittals:
Upon completion of the project and as a condition of acceptance, the asbestos

abatement contractor shall present two copies of the following items, bound, and
indexed:

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1. Lien Waivers from asbestos abatement contractor, sub-asbestos abatement

contractors and Suppliers,
2. Daily OSHA air monitoring results,
3. All Waste Manifests (Asbestos and Construction Debris), seals and

disposal logs,
4. Field Sign-In/Sign-Out Logs for every shift,
5. Copies of all Building Department Forms and Permits,
6. A Letter of Compliance stating that all the work on this project was
performed in accordance with the Specifications and all applicable Federal,
State and Local regulations,
7. All Warranties as stated in the Specifications,
a. Fully executed disposal certificates and transportation manifest.
8. Project Record: The asbestos abatement contractor shall maintain a project

record for all small and large asbestos projects. During the project, the
project record shall be kept on site at all times. Upon completion of the
project, the project record shall be maintained by the facility.. The project
record shall be submitted to DDC as part of the close out documents. The
project record shall consist of:
a. Copies of licenses of all asbestos abatement contractors involved in

the project;
b. Copies of NYCDEP and NYSDOL supervisor and handler

certificates for all workers engaged in the project;
c. Copies of all project notifications and reports filed with NYCDEP,

NYSDOL and USEPA for the project, with any amendments or
variances;
d. Copies of all asbestos abatement permits, including associated

approved plans and work place safety plan;
e. A copy of the air sampling log and all air sampling results;
f. A copy of the abatement asbestos abatement contractor’s daily log

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g. Copies of all asbestos waste manifests;
h. A copy of all Project Monitor’s Reports (ACP-15).
i. A copy of each ATR-1 Form completed for the asbestos project (if
required).
j. A copy of each Asbestos Project Conditional Closeout Report (ACP-

20) if required.
k. A copy of the Asbestos Project Completion Form (ACP-21).
1.13 PROTECTION OF FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
Cover all furniture and equipment that cannot be removed from Work Areas. Movable
furniture and equipment will be removed from Work Areas by the asbestos abatement
contractor prior to start of work. At the conclusion of the work (after final air testing), the
asbestos abatement contractor will remove all plastic covering on walls, floors, furniture,
equipment and reinstall furniture and equipment. He shall remove and store all sheaths,
curtains, and drapes, and reinstall same following final clean up.
1.14 UTILITIES
A. General:
All temporary facilities shall be subject to the approval of the Commissioner.

Prior to starting work at any site, locations and/or sketches (if required) of
temporary facilities must be submitted to the Construction Project Manager for
the required approval.
B. Water:
The Department of Design and Construction will furnish all water needed for
construction, at no cost to the asbestos abatement contractor in buildings under
their jurisdiction. However, it is the responsibility of the asbestos abatement
contractor to ensure that hot water is provided for showering in the
decontamination unit. The asbestos abatement contractor shall furnish, install and
maintain any needed equipment to meet these requirements at his own expense.
C. Electricity:
The Department of Design and Construction will furnish all electricity needed for
construction, at no cost to the asbestos abatement contractor in a building, under
their jurisdiction. The asbestos abatement contractor is responsible for routing the
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All temporary lighting and temporary electrical service for Work Area shall be in
weatherproof enclosures and be ground fault protected.
D. In leased spaces, arrangements for water supplies and electricity must be made
with the landlord. However, all such arrangements must be made through and are
subject to approval of the Department of Design and Construction. Utilities will
be provided at no cost to the asbestos abatement contractor. However, it is the
asbestos abatement contractor’s (or the general contractor’s) responsibility to
furnish and install a suitable distribution system to the Work Area. This system
will be provided at no cost to the City.
1.15 FEES
The asbestos abatement contractor shall be responsible for any and all fees or charges
imposed by Local, State or Federal Law, Rule, and Regulation applicable to the work
specified herein, including fees or charges which may be imposed subsequent to the date of
the Bid opening.
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Issue Date – February 13, 2019
SECTION 05 12 00
STRUCTURAL STEEL
PART 1 – GENERAL
1.1 RELATED DOCUMENTS
A. The following documents apply to all required work for the Project: (1) the Contract
Drawings, (2) the Specifications, (3) the General Conditions, (4) the Addendum and (5) the
Contract [City of New York Standard Construction Contract].
1.2 SUMMARY
A. General Requirements
1. Work of this Section, as shown or specified, shall be in accordance with the

requirements of the Contract Documents.
2. Maintain a copy of all applicable Drawings, including Shop Drawings, and

Specifications, at the site during all work covered under this Section.
B. This Section includes the following:
1. Structural steel.
2. Grout.
3. Shop priming of steel material.
C. Related Sections include the following:
1. DDC General Conditions "Quality Requirements" for independent Testing Agency

procedures and administrative requirements.
2. DDC General Conditions “Submittals” for general submittal procedures.
D. The Contractor has sole responsibility for site safety. The fabricator and erector shall review
the Contract Documents and if the structure, as shown on those documents, is in conflict with
the requirements of any safety regulations, the fabricator shall notify the Commissioner
before commencing production of Shop Drawings. If the fabricator and/or erector fail to
notify the Commissioner, as stated above, they shall become responsible for all costs for
correcting such conflicts with the requirements of any and all safety regulations.
E. General Notes on the Drawings that directly relate to the work of this Section include, but are
not limited to, the following:
1. Part 2 – Structural Steel.
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1.3 DEFINITIONS
A. Structural Steel: Elements of structural-steel frame, as classified by AISC Code of Standard

Practice for Steel Buildings and Bridges, that support design loads.
B. Special Inspector: Personnel performing City of New York-provided testing and inspection
as specified and as required by the New York City Building Code (NYCBC).
C. Fabricator’s Engineer: Professional Structural Engineer licensed in the State of New York,
responsible for the structural engineering of connections.
1.4 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
A. Detailing: Detail structural members, connections, accessories, and temporary components

required for transportation and erection.
1. Refer to Architectural details for miscellaneous items, tolerances, and provisions to

be made for the attachment of other materials.
1.5 SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES
A. Refer to DDC General Conditions Section 01 33 00 “Submittal Procedures” for all

submittals.
B. International Code Council Evaluation Service Reports. For each type of product indicated
where product other than that specified in Construction Documents is proposed for use. Use
shall be subject to the Commissioner’s approval.
1. Adhesive anchors.
C. Product Data: For each type of product indicated including, but not limited to, the following:
1. Adhesive anchors.
D. Shop Drawings: Show fabrication of structural-steel components.
1. Before submitting Shop Drawings to the Commissioner, precheck the shop drawings
for conformity of details to the Contract Documents and as coordinated with other
work. Include signature of Contractor’s representative indicating that the Drawings
have been prechecked. The Contractor is wholly responsible for the conformity of
dimensions and details of the Shop Drawings with the Contract Documents.
2. Submit erection plans before or with detail drawings.
3. Resubmitted Drawings
a. Clearly and individually identify changes in resubmitted Shop Drawings

whether the change results from a review comment or not.
b. Date and identify each Shop Drawing issue.

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c. Identify each Shop Drawing by the same drawing number throughout the
duration of the Project.
4. Include on detail drawings:
a. Details and dimensions of all pieces.
b. Steel material designation.
c. Surface preparation and finish.
d. Details of cuts, connections, splices, camber, holes, welds, bolts, and other
pertinent data.
e. Identification marks cross-referenced to erection plans.
5. Include embedment drawings.
6. Indicate welds by standard AWS symbols, distinguishing between shop and field
welds, and show size, length, and type of each weld.
7. Indicate type, size, and length of bolts, distinguishing between shop and field bolts.
Identify pretensioned and slip-critical high-strength bolted connections.
8. Approval of the Shop Drawings is for size and arrangement of principal and auxiliary
members and conformance of connections. Approval does not relieve the
Contractor’s responsibility for dimensions, fabrications, and correct fitting of
structural members.
E. Welding Procedure Specifications including Qualification Test Reports for welds qualified by
test, for each class of weld to be incorporated in the work.
F. Welding certificates.
G. Mill Test Reports: Signed by manufacturers certifying that the following products comply
with requirements:
1. Structural steel including chemical and physical properties.
2. Bolts, nuts, and washers including mechanical properties and chemical analysis.
3. Tension-control, high-strength bolt-nut-washer assemblies.
4. Shop primers.
5. Nonshrink grout.
H. Source quality-control test reports.

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I. Fabrication and Erection Errors: Notify Commissioner of fabrication or erection errors

requiring field work. Before performing corrective work, submit for review and approval
description of field work.
1.6 QUALITY ASSURANCE
A. The contractor or subcontractor that will perform work of this section must within the last
five (5) consecutive years prior to the bid opening have successfully completed in a timely
fashion at least three (3) projects similar in scope and type to the required work.
B. Installer Qualifications: A qualified installer who participates in the AISC Quality

Certification Program and is designated an AISC-Certified Erector, Category CSE.
C. Fabricator Qualifications: A qualified fabricator who participates in the AISC Quality

Certification Program and is designated an AISC-Certified Plant, Category STD.
D. Shop-Painting Applicators: Qualified according to AISC's Sophisticated Paint

Endorsement P1 or SSPC-QP 3 – Standard Procedure for Evaluating Qualifications of Shop
Painting Applicators.
E. Welding: Qualify procedures and personnel according to AWS D1.1 – Structural Welding
Code-Steel.
F. Comply with applicable provisions of the following specifications and documents as

amended herein:
1. AISC Code of Standard Practice for Steel Buildings and Bridges, 18 March 2005
Edition.
2. AISC Specification for Structural Steel Buildings.
3. RCSC Specification for Structural Joints Using ASTM A325 or A490 Bolts,
2004 Edition.
4. AWS Structural Welding Code – Steel.
5. SSPC Steel Structures Painting Manual, Vol. 2.
G. The City of New York shall employ a Special Inspector to oversee and administer, and an
independent Testing Agency(s) to perform, a Program of Structural Tests and Inspections for
compliance with Chapter 17 of the New York City Building Code. The Structural Engineer
of Record licensed in the State of New York (SER) shall submit New York City Department
of Buildings TR-1 form, specifying the tests and inspections to be performed throughout the
construction of this Project.
1. The Special Inspector will organize and direct the test and inspection program. All
inspection and test reports shall be submitted to the Contractor and the
Commissioner. The Contractor shall be responsible for understanding the test and
inspection program and notifying the Testing Agency and the Special Inspector when
work is ready for tests and/or inspections. The Contractor will provide access to the

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Testing Agency, Special Inspector and the Commissioner. Inspections and tests of
the Program of Structural Tests and Inspections will not relieve the Contractor of
responsibility for supervision, testing, and inspection for quality control of the work.
2. The Commissioner will provide testing and inspection reports to the local building
official when requested by the local building official. Upon completion of the
construction, the independent Special Inspector will make a final report on the
satisfactory completion of the Program of Structural Tests and Inspections to the
building official and to the Commissioner.
1.7 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING
A. Store materials to permit easy access for inspection and identification. Keep steel members
off ground and spaced by using pallets, dunnage, or other supports and spacers. Protect steel
members and packaged materials from corrosion and deterioration.
1. Store fasteners in a protected place. Clean and relubricate bolts and nuts that become
dry or rusty before use.
2. Do not store materials on structure in a manner that might cause distortion, damage,
or overload to members or supporting structures. Repair or replace damaged
materials or structures as directed.
1.8 COORDINATION
A. Furnish anchorage items to be embedded in or attached to other construction without delaying

the work. Provide setting diagrams, sheet metal templates, instructions, and directions for
installation.
1.9 PREINSTALLATION CONFERENCES
A. Hold one conference at least thirty (30) days before the start of Shop Drawings and one at
least thirty (30) days before start of erection.
B. Preerection Conference: Conduct conference at Project site to comply with requirements in

DDC General Conditions.
1. Agenda to cover, but not be limited to, the following:
a. Welding procedures and welder qualifications.
b. Bolting procedures.
c. Methods, equipment, and sequencing of erection.
d. Inspection.
e. Corrective measures in field.
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a. Contractor.
b. Contractor’s Superintendent.
c. Contractors steel assistant superintendent or equivalent.
d. Fabricator’s representative.
e. Inspection and Testing Agency.
f. Commissioner.
C. Contractor to record, type, and distribute minutes of meeting to all attendees.
D. Notify attendees at least ten (10) days before the scheduled date of the conference.
PART 2 – PRODUCTS
2.1 STRUCTURAL-STEEL MATERIALS
A. Channels, Angles, Plates: ASTM A36/A36M.
B. Welding electrodes for all complete joint penetration welds: Shall be rated as providing
minimum Charpy V-Notch toughness of 20 ft-lbs at 0°F.
C. Other Welding Electrodes: Comply with AWS requirements.
2.2 BOLTS, CONNECTORS, AND ANCHORS
A. High-Strength Bolts, Nuts, and Washers: ASTM A325, Type 1, heavy hex steel structural
bolts; ASTM A563 heavy hex carbon-steel nuts; and ASTM F436 hardened carbon-steel
washers.
1. Finish: Plain.
B. Carbon Steel Bolts, Threaded Rods, Lag Screws, Nuts, and Washers: ASTM A307, Grade A,
headed steel structural bolts, threaded rods and lag screws; ASTM A563 heavy hex carbon-
steel nuts; and ASTM F844 hardened carbon-steel washers.
1. Finish: Plain.
2.3 ADHESIVE ANCHORS
A. Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide one of the following:
1. Hilti HY-70 Adhesive.
2. Powers AC 100+ Gold.

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3. ITW RedHead A7+
4. Or approved equal.
2.4 PRIMER
A. Primer: SSPC-Paint 25 BCS, Type II, iron oxide, zinc oxide, raw linseed oil, and alkyd.
2.5 GROUT
A. Cement Grout: Portland cement, ASTM C150, Type I; and clean, natural sand, ASTM C404,
Size No. 2. Mix at ratio of 1 part cement to 2-1/2 parts sand, by volume, with minimum
water required for placement and hydration.
B. Nonmetallic, Shrinkage-Resistant Grout: ASTM C1107, factory-packaged, nonmetallic

aggregate grout, noncorrosive, nonstaining, mixed with water to consistency suitable for
application and a 30 min. working time.
2.6 FABRICATION
A. Structural Steel: Fabricate and assemble in shop to greatest extent possible. Fabricate
according to AISC Code of Standard Practice for Steel Buildings and Bridges and AISC
Specification for Structural Steel Buildings.
1. Identify high-strength structural steel according to ASTM A6/A6M and maintain

markings until structural steel has been erected.
2. Mark and match-mark materials for field assembly.
3. Complete structural-steel assemblies, including welding of units, before starting

shop-priming operations.
B. Thermal Cutting: Perform thermal cutting by machine to greatest extent possible.
1. Plane thermally cut edges to be welded to comply with requirements in AWS D1.1.
C. Bolt Holes: Cut, drill, mechanically thermal cut, or punch standard bolt holes perpendicular
to metal surfaces.
D. Finishing: Accurately finish ends of channels and other members transmitting bearing loads.
E. Cleaning: Clean and prepare steel surfaces that are to remain unpainted according to SSPC-
SP 3 – Power Tool Cleaning.
F. Holes: Provide holes required for securing other work to structural steel and for passage of
other work through steel framing members.
1. Cut, drill, or punch holes perpendicular to steel surfaces. Do not enlarge holes by
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2.7 SHOP CONNECTIONS
A. High-Strength Bolts: Shop install high-strength bolts according to RCSC Specification for
Structural Joints Using ASTM A325 or A490 Bolts for type of bolt and type of joint
specified.
1. Joint Type: Snug tightened.
2. Do not reuse high-strength bolts.
B. Weld Connections: Comply with AWS D1.1 for welding procedure specifications,
tolerances, appearance, and quality of welds and for methods used in correcting welding
work.
2.8 SHOP PRIMING
A. Shop prime steel surfaces except the following:
1. Surfaces embedded in concrete or mortar. Extend priming of partially embedded

members to a depth of 2 in.
2. Surfaces to receive sprayed fire-resistive materials.
B. Surface Preparation: Clean surfaces to be painted. Remove loose rust and mill scale and
spatter, slag, or flux deposits. Prepare surfaces according to the following specifications and
standards:
1. SSPC-SP 6/NACE No. 3 – Commercial Blast Cleaning.
C. Priming: Immediately after surface preparation, apply primer according to manufacturer's

written instructions and at rate recommended by SSPC to provide a dry film thickness of not
less than 1.5 mils. Use priming methods that result in full coverage of joints, corners, edges,
and exposed surfaces.
1. Stripe paint corners, crevices, bolts, welds, and sharp edges.
2. Apply two coats of shop paint to inaccessible surfaces after assembly or erection.
Change color of second coat to distinguish it from first.
2.9 SOURCE QUALITY CONTROL
A. The City of New York will engage an independent Testing and Inspecting Agency to perform
Special Inspections and prepare test reports.
1. Provide Testing Agency with access to places where structural-steel work is being
fabricated or produced to perform tests and inspections.
B. Correct deficiencies in work that test reports and inspections indicate does not comply with
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C. Bolted Connections: Shop-bolted connections will be tested and inspected according to

RCSC Specification for Structural Joints Using ASTM A 325 or A 490 Bolts.
D. Welded Connections: In addition to visual inspection, shop-welded connections will be

tested and inspected according to AWS D1.1 and the following inspection procedures, at
testing agency's option and as indicated on Drawings:
1. Liquid Penetrant Inspection: ASTM E165.
2. Magnetic Particle Inspection: ASTM E709; performed on root pass and on finished
weld. Cracks or zones of incomplete fusion or penetration will not be accepted.
3. Ultrasonic Inspection: ASTM E164.
4. Radiographic Inspection: ASTM E94.
PART 3 – EXECUTION
3.1 EXECUTION REQUIREMENTS
A. Refer to DDC General Conditions for the requirements governing execution.
3.2 EXAMINATION
A. Verify elevations of masonry-bearing surfaces and locations of anchor rods, bearing plates,
and other embedments, with steel erector present, for compliance with requirements.
B. Proceed with installation only after unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected.
3.3 PREPARATION
A. Provide temporary shores, guys, braces, and other supports during erection to keep structural
steel secure, plumb, and in alignment against temporary construction loads and loads equal in
intensity to design loads. Remove temporary supports when permanent structural steel,
connections, and bracing are in place, unless otherwise indicated.
3.4 ERECTION
A. Set structural steel accurately in locations and to elevations indicated and according to AISC
Code of Standard Practice for Steel Buildings and Bridges and AISC Specification for
Structural Steel Buildings.
B. Bearing Plates: Coordinate this portion of the work with grouting work. Clean concrete- and
masonry-bearing surfaces of bond-reducing materials, and roughen surfaces prior to setting
bearing plates. Clean bottom surface of bearing plates.
1. Set bearing plates for structural members on wedges, shims, or setting nuts as
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2. Weld plate washers to top of baseplate.
3. Snug-tighten anchor rods after supported members have been positioned and
plumbed. Do not remove wedges or shims but, if protruding, cut off flush with edge
of base or bearing plate before packing with grout.
4. Promptly pack grout solidly between bearing surfaces and base or bearing plates so
no voids remain. Neatly finish exposed surfaces; protect grout and allow to cure.
Comply with manufacturer's written installation instructions for shrinkage-resistant
grouts.
C. Align and adjust various members forming part of complete frame or structure before
permanently fastening. Before assembly, clean bearing surfaces and other surfaces that will
be in permanent contact with members. Perform necessary adjustments to compensate for
discrepancies in elevations and alignment.
1. Level and plumb individual members of structure.
2. Make allowances for difference between temperature at time of erection and mean
temperature when structure is completed and in service.
D. Splice members only where indicated.
E. Thermal cutting is not permitted in the field.
F. Do not enlarge unfair holes in members by burning or using drift pins. Ream holes that must
be enlarged to admit bolts.
3.5 FIELD CONNECTIONS
A. High-Strength Bolts: Install high-strength bolts according to RCSC Specification for

Structural Joints Using ASTM A325 or A490 Bolts for type of bolt and type of joint
specified.
1. Joint Type: Snug tightened.
2. Do not reuse high-strength bolts.
B. Weld Connections: Field welding is not permitted.
3.6 FIELD QUALITY CONTROL
A. Special Inspection and Testing Agency: The Commissioner will engage a qualified Special
Inspector to inspect field welds and high-strength bolted connections.
B. Bolted Connections: Shop-bolted connections will be tested and inspected according to

RCSC Specification for Structural Joints Using ASTM A325 or A490 Bolts.
C. Correct deficiencies in work that test reports and inspections indicate does not comply with
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3.7 REPAIRS AND PROTECTION
A. Touchup Painting: After installation, promptly clean, prepare, and prime or reprime field
connections, rust spots, and abraded surfaces of prime-painted joists and accessories, bearing
plates, and abutting structural steel.
1. Clean and prepare surfaces by SSPC-SP 2 hand-tool cleaning or SSPC-SP 3 power-

tool cleaning.
2. Apply a compatible primer of same type as shop primer used on adjacent surfaces.
3.8 CLEANING
A. Remove and dispose of away from the site: Erection bolts, erection attachments, temporary
lifting lugs, safety barrier supports, and any other auxiliary or temporary steel components
that interfere with other work.
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SECTION 06 40 00
EXTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK RESTORATION
PART 1 – GENERAL
RELATED DOCUMENTS
A. The following documents apply to all required work for the Project: (1) the Contract Drawings,
(2) the Specifications, (3) the General Conditions, (4) the Addendum and (5) the Contract [City
of New York Standard Construction Contract].
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Specifications, at the site during all work covered under this Section.
B. Section Includes
1. Work of this Section includes all labor, materials, equipment, and services necessary
to complete the Project and coordination as specified herein, including, but not limited
to, the following:
a) Removal and replacement of existing decorative exterior architectural

woodwork at the roof raking cornices, roof eave cornices, and pediment
cornices.
b) Removal and replacement of deteriorated wood structural outrigger supports

for the roof raking cornices and pediment cornices
c) Painting of the decorative exterior architectural woodwork at the roof raking

cornices, roof eave cornices, and pediment cornices.
2. Related Sections include the following:
a) Section 071400 – Cold Fluid-Applied Reinforced Waterproofing.
b) Section 076000 – Sheet Metal Roofing and Flashing.
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REFERENCE STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS
A. The Contractor’s materials, and workmanship shall comply with current codes. Comply with
all applicable federal, state and local regulations and obtain all necessary approvals. Where
their requirements are to a lower standard than required by this Contract Document, this
document shall take precedence. Local codes include the following with the most recent
amendments and their references:
1. 2014 New York City Building Code.
2. 2014 New York City Fire Code.
B. Comply with the applicable provisions of the standards listed below. Where standards conflict
with the provisions of these Specifications, the more stringent shall apply. Unless otherwise
noted, the latest editions of the standards shall apply:
1. National Park Service (NPS)
a) Preservation Brief #9 – The Repair of Historic Wooden Windows.
2. Historic Preservation Educational Foundation (HPEF)
a) Window Rehabilitation Guide for Historic Buildings.
3. Architectural Woodworking Institute (AWI)
a) Architectural Woodwork Standards.
4. Secretary of the Interior
a) Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties.
5. Forest Products Laboratory
a) Wood Handbook – Wood as an Engineering Material.
6. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
a) DOC PS 20 – American Softwood Lumber Standard.
7. American Wood Products Association (AWPA)
a) Standard U1 – Use Category System: User Specification for Treated Wood.
b) Standard M4 – Standard for the Care of Preservative-Treated Wood Products.
8. ASTM International
a) ASTM D3359 – Standard Test Methods for Rating Adhesion by Tape Test.

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PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
A. Installation Requirements: Fabricator is responsible for installing system, including anchorage

to substrate and necessary modifications to meet specified and drawn requirements and
maintain visual design concepts in accordance with Contract Documents and following
installation methods
1. Drawings are diagrammatic and are intended to establish basic dimension of

components, sight lines, and profiles.
2. Make modifications only to meet field conditions and to ensure fitting of system
components.
3. Obtain Commissioner's approval of modifications or deviations from the specifications

and drawings.
4. Attachment considerations: Account for site peculiarities and expansion and

contraction movements so there is no possibility of loosening, weakening and
fracturing connection between units and building structure or between components
themselves.
5. Obtain Commissioner's approval for connections to building elements at locations

other than indicated in Drawings.
6. Accommodate building structure deflections in system connections to structure.
B. Performance Requirements:
1. System shall accommodate movement of components without buckling, undue stress

on fasteners, or other detrimental effects when subjected to seasonal temperature
changes and live loads.
2. Provide system capable of withstanding building code requirements for negative wind
pressure.
C. Interface With Adjacent Systems:
1. Integrate design and connections with adjacent construction.
2. Accommodate allowable tolerances and deflections for structural members in

installation.
SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES
A. Refer to DDC General Conditions Section 01 33 00 “Submittal Procedures” for all submittals.
B. Submit the following items from the manufacturer to the Commissioner for approval:

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1. Samples and/or manufacturer’s literature for all materials specified and proposed for
use on this project, each properly labeled.
a) Samples of all wood types proposed.
b) Samples of all fastening materials specified, each properly labeled.
2. Manufacturer’s installation recommendations for all materials used on this project.
3. Certifications (in time to prevent delay in the work) by the producers of all materials
that all materials supplied comply with all the requirements of these Specifications and
the appropriate standards.
4. Submit copies of invoices for wood from which replacement materials be constructed.
Indicate wood species, grade, moisture content of lumber and source of purchase.
Check, record and submit moisture content readings from a minimum of 5 pieces of
each size/type/profile of wood to be used; use an electrical resistance pin-type moisture
meter calibrated to the wood species and temperature of the lumber at the time of the
readings.
C. Submit Shop Drawings:
1. Shop drawings must be submitted and approved prior to beginning any repair work.
Do not submit copies of the architectural drawings, manufacturer’s standard details, or
industry standards or guidelines as shop drawings. Shop drawings are to be project-
specific and wholly created by the contractor in CAD.
2. Provide Shop Drawings showing extent of replacement, details of anchorages,

proposed modifications to existing conditions, and hardware. Show all interfaces and
relationships to work of other trades.
3. Provide Shop Drawings of the reconditioned exterior architectural woodwork.

Drawings shall include the following:
a) Measured shop drawings of all wood elements to be replaced prior to

demolition.
b) Anchorage details.
c) Integration with proposed flashing.
d) Drawings shall note and describe all materials, finishes, and dimensional
tolerance limits.
e) All other details and information as required by the Commissioner, including

isometric details.

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MOCKUPS
A. Working in conjunction with the related sections, construct the full scale mock-ups indicated
below. Include all required flashing, membranes, fasteners, and other components as required.
Notify the Commissioner at least 48 hrs before starting work on the mock-up. Do not proceed
with any part of the work before the Commissioner approves the appropriate mock-ups.
Provide the following mock-ups, at locations chosen by the Commissioner
1. One full replacement unit of each of the following exterior architectural woodwork
types:
a) Roof eave cornice – fascia.
b) Roof eave cornice – soffit.
c) Roof raking cornice – fascia.
d) Roof raking cornice – soffit
e) Pediment horizontal cornice – fascia.
f) Pediment horizontal cornice – soffit.
g) Roof corner condition at the intersection of roof eave cornice, rake cornice,
and horizontal cornice – fascia and soffit.
B. The mockups will be used to establish both technical and aesthetic standards for the remainder
of the project. Reconstruct the mockup as many times as necessary to meet the Commissioner’s
approval, without additional cost to the City of New York. The approved mock-up sample may
become part of the finished roof installation.
PROJECT CONDITIONS
A. Protect the existing building and its contents, exterior components not included in the work,
interior finishes, and all site work against all risks associated with this work. Note the historic
graffiti and windows in the attic that must be protected from damage during the work. Replace
or repair damaged components at no charge to the City of New York and to the satisfaction of
the Commissioner using mechanics skilled in the appropriate trade, including all site work.
The premises, including access drives and parking areas, shall be left in a neat, clean, and safe
condition at the end of each day’s work.
B. Schedule and execute all work without exposing adjacent building areas to water, dust and
debris, or materials used by this Contractor. Protect adjacent areas from damage and stains
with appropriate barriers and masking. Repair all damage as a result of the work of this Section
to its condition at the start of work, or if such cannot be determined, to its original condition.
Clean all stains by approved means.

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C. Verify all site dimensions by measurements in the field. Verify existing construction in
consideration of the special conditions associated with working in and repairing and modifying
an existing building.
D. Notify the Commissioner immediately of any inconsistencies between the field conditions and
those shown in the Contract Drawings. The Commissioner will determine what modifications
or additional repairs are necessary.
E. Plans and dimensions under which the Work is to be performed are based on the available
drawings of the existing conditions and information gathered from localized exploratory
openings.
F. Environmental Requirements
1. Schedule and execute all work to avoid exposing the building and its contents to
inclement weather. Prevent water intrusion through the temporary protection.
2. Proceed with work of this Section only when existing or forecasted weather conditions
are within the limits established by manufacturers of the materials and products used.
Do not install any material at ambient weather conditions that are outside the limits of
the manufacturer’s instructions, referenced standards, or these specifications.
3. Do not install if wind is gusting more than 15 mph, or interferes with proper
installation.
G. Where work is performed above or near roofing or flashing surfaces, clean the work areas free
of all debris including fasteners, scrap metal, and metal shards, on a daily basis. Notify the
Commissioner immediately if any damage to the roofing or flashing system is observed,
regardless of the source of the damage.
H. Determine existing conditions (e.g., current depth and extent of rot) of wood elements in the
field through methods included herein.
I. Comply with all other manufacturer’s requirements for project conditions.
PROTECTION, HANDLING, AND STORAGE
A. Deliver materials to the site in the manufacturer’s original labeled containers, packages and
rolls. Replace materials damaged during handling or storage. Remove damaged materials from
the site immediately. Leave all materials in the manufacturer’s wrapping except those required
to season to their environment for a period of time prior to installation.
B. Store all materials in a clean, dry, and protected location until being staged for immediate
installation.
C. Allow materials to season in a protected location according to the manufacturer’s instructions

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D. Stack lumber a minimum 6 in. off ground flat and level with 1 in. square stick spacers between
each layer of wood beneath and between each bundle to provide air circulation. Provide for air
circulation around stacks, under coverings and through all layers of wood.
E. Do not allow any material to be exposed for a period longer than allowed by the manufacturer.
F. Protect all installed materials from damage during work. Damaged work will be rejected.
Promptly remove, discard, and replace any installed material that becomes damaged during the
work at no additional cost to the City of New York.
G. Comply with all other manufacturer’s requirements for project conditions.
COORDINATION AND SEQUENCING
A. Refer to Related Sections and other Divisions of these Specifications to determine the type and
extent of work therein affecting the work of this trade, whether or not such work is specifically
mentioned in this Section.
B. Work in cooperation with other trades to complete Contract Work in a timely manner, including
temporary protection, as required. Coordinate with other trades to minimize disruption to the
building occupants, maintain accessibility of building entrances, and prevent leakage to the
interior.
C. Work in cooperation with other trades on this Project, both under this Contract and under
separate Contracts.
D. Coordinate construction operations included in various Sections of these Specifications to

ensure efficient and orderly installation of each part of the work. Coordinate construction
operations included under different Sections that depend on each other for proper installation,
connection, and operation.
1. Schedule construction operations in the sequence required to obtain the best results
where installation of one part of the work depends on installation of other components,
before or after its own installation.
2. Coordinate installation of different components to ensure maximum accessibility for

required maintenance, service, and repair.
3. Make provisions to accommodate items scheduled for later installation.
E. Where necessary, prepare memoranda for distribution to each party involved, outlining special
procedures required for coordination. Include such items as required notices, reports, and
attendance at meetings.
1. Prepare similar memoranda for the Commissioner and subcontractors where

coordination of their work is required.

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F. Administrative Procedures: Coordinate scheduling and timing of required administrative

procedures with other construction activities to avoid conflicts and ensure orderly progress of
the work. Refer to DDC General Conditions, such administrative activities include, the
following:
1. Preparation of schedules.
2. Installation and removal of temporary facilities.
3. Delivery and processing of submittals.
4. Progress meetings.
5. Project closeout activities.
G. Maintain egress paths throughout construction period.
QUALITY ASSURANCE
A. The contractor or subcontractor that will perform work of this section must within the last five
(5) consecutive years prior to the bid opening have successfully completed in a timely fashion
at least three (3) projects similar in scope and type to the required work
B. Pre-Installation Conference
1. Conduct conference at Project site at least two (2) weeks prior to scheduled
commencement of Contract Work installation for each Referenced System. Include
installers of other work in and around exterior architectural woodwork that must
precede, follow, or penetrate waterproofing including subcontractors from other trades,
the Commissioner, manufacturers of products involved in installation, and inspectors.
2. Review methods and procedures related to Contract Work.
3. Review structural load limitations.
4. Review and finalize construction schedule and verify availability of materials,

Installer's personnel, equipment, and facilities needed to make progress and avoid
delays.
5. Review required testing, inspecting, and certifying procedures.
6. Review temporary protection requirements for fragile materials during and after
installation.
C. Certification of Materials: Prior to commencement of fabrication, obtain certification from the

manufacturer of each material that the material is of the correct grade, strength, size, finish,
etc., and that all applied coatings, finishes, and the like have been applied to the relevant

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standards specified herein. Provide copies of all such certification to the Commissioner for
inspection.
D. Notification: Notify the Commissioner in writing at least 72 hrs prior to the initial installation
of the Contract Work.
E. Provide site access to the authorized representative(s) including inspectors, the Commissioner,
and manufacturers’ for inspection of the Contract Work.
GUARANTEE
A. Guarantee all work under this Section in a document stating that if, within 1 yr. after the Date
of Substantial Completion of the Work, any of the work of this Section is found to be defective
or not in accordance with the Contract Documents, the Contractor shall correct it promptly.
B. Provide the paint manufacturer’s standard lifetime product warranty against defects in the
materials.
PART 2 – PRODUCTS
WOOD
A. Replacement Exterior Architectural Woodwork: Provide clear vertical grain, Architectural

Woodwork Institute Premium Grade, species and size to match existing, kiln dried to moisture
content of 10 to 14%. No finger-jointed stock is allowed. All new wood shall be back-primed
prior to installation.
1. Wood Species: Alaska yellow cedar
2. Acetylated wood subject to review and approval by Commissioner and successful

coating adhesion testing.
B. Replacement Wood Outriggers for Exterior Architectural Woodwork: Sawn lumber meeting
the requirements of DOC PS 20 and pressure treated to meet the requirements of AWPA
Standard U1, including Commodity Specifications A or F, and M4 for the species, product,
preservative, and end use. Moisture content of wood to kiln-dried to 10 to 14% prior to
installation.
1. Thickness and height to match existing.
FASTENERS
A. Fasteners: All fasteners shall be stainless steel unless noted otherwise.
1. Finish Nails: Stainless steel finish nails. Length as necessary to provide

1-1/2 in. penetration into substrate

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2. Screws: Stainless steel #10 wood screws. Length as necessary to provide

1-1/2 in. penetration into substrate.
PAINT MATERIALS
A. Except as otherwise noted, provide the cleaning and painting products listed for all required
painting made by the following manufacturers: Benjamin Moore, Akzo Nobel Paint (Glidden
Professional), Sherwin Williams (S-W) or approved equal. Comply with number of coats and
required minimum mil thicknesses as specified by the manufacturer. Use a single manufacturer
for all applications.
B. Cleaner for Existing Wood: Multi-Purpose Cleaner as recommended by the manufacturer.
C. Paint Products
1. Primer: Oil-based primer, one coat
2. Finish: Oil Based finish, minimum two coats
a) Color: As selected by the Commissioner.
b) Finish: As selected by the Commissioner.
3. For use with acetylated wood, provide coating that has been tested and shown to
perform well when applied on acetylated wood, such as by Sikkens/Akzo Nobel,
Milesi-Colorspec, Coatings International, or approved equal. Follow manufacturer’s
instructions for application. Primer and mid coat to be factory applied. Protect wood
to prevent wetting prior to installation of top coat, if field applied. Seal end grain with
product compatible with coating system and approved by coating manufacturer.
EXECUTION REQUIREMENTS
EXAMINATION
A. Examine and verify all conditions and dimensions at the site in consideration of the special
conditions associated with alteration of existing construction and reconstruction. Notify the
Commissioner immediately of any inconsistency between the field conditions and the Contract
Drawings. The Commissioner will determine what modifications are necessary. Correct
conditions detrimental to timely and proper completion of the work.
B. Document and report to the Commissioner all damaged construction (that will require repair)
existing prior to start of the work.

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C. Beginning work indicates contractor is accepting of the project conditions.
GENERAL WOOD WORKMANSHIP
A. Do not use any stock that has become wet.
B. Inspect each piece of stock prior to installation, sighting along the board edge for straightness.
Do not use any stock with excessive twist, bow, cup, or warpage.
C. Sort and select wood so that natural characteristics will not interfere with installation or with
fastening other materials to lumber. Do not use materials with defects that interfere with
function of member. Do not use pieces that are too small to use with minimum number of
joints or optimum joint arrangement.
D. Cut wood straight and true. Generally, cut ends square except at mitered corners and edges.
Install all components to provide a flush surface, without buckles or localized deviations from
the intended plane. Shim components or plane finished pieces so as to provide a smooth, flush,
planar surface at junctures between wood pieces. Where slope is required, provide continuous
tapered shims within the wood assembly to create uniform slope.
E. For exposed work, arrange fasteners in straight rows parallel with edges of members, with
fasteners evenly spaced, and with adjacent rows staggered.
F. Install new fasteners in all exterior architectural woodwork to remain.
FINISH CARPENTRY INSTALLATION
A. Do not use finish carpentry materials that are unsound, warped, improperly treated or finished,
inadequately seasoned, or too small to fabricate with proper jointing arrangements.
1. Do not use manufactured units with defective surfaces, sizes, or patterns.
B. Install finish carpentry plumb, level, true, and aligned with adjacent materials. Use concealed
shims where required for alignment.
1. Scribe and cut finish carpentry to fit adjoining work. Refinish and seal cuts as
recommended by manufacturer.
2. Countersink nails, fill surface flush, and sand where face nailing is unavoidable.
3. Install to tolerance of 1/8 in. in 96 in. (3 mm in 2,400 mm) for plumb and level. Install
adjoining finish carpentry with 1/32 in. (.8 mm) maximum offset for flush installation
and 1/16 in. (1.5 mm) maximum offset for reveal installation.
C. Where splices are made to existing pieces use scarfs or blade joints.
D. Install fasteners without splitting wood. Replace any wood member split by installing fasteners
with new at no additional cost to the City of New York.

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E. No nailing guns will be permitted for installation of finished woods.
F. Shop paint new wood materials.
WOOD PREPARATION AND PAINTING
A. The Contractor shall adhere to necessary environmental requirements and health and safety
precautions during removal, cutting, sanding, patching, and paint removal and any other surface
preparation operations for which the Contractor is responsible.
B. Prepare all existing wood surfaces scheduled to receive new painting and new painted wood
trim components as required by the manufacturer and these Specifications, whichever is more
stringent.
C. Protect adjacent surfaces from splashing or overspray from liquid products.
D. Surfaces must be clean, dry, and free of dust, grease, mildew, wax, chalk, and any other material
that could affect the paint’s long-term performance.
E. Surface Preparation for New Wood Components
1. Sand all surfaces to receive painting to remove the “mill glaze”.
a) Sand with multiple grades of sandpaper ending with no coarser than 150 grit.
Finished surfaces to receive paint or other finish shall be smooth and shall not
contain scratches created by coarse sanding operations.
b) Sand initially with paper coarse enough to remove existing paint buildup and
to feather edges of existing paint so that old paint does not “read through” after
priming.
F. Primer Installation: Apply one coat of primer to all surfaces of new wood prior to installation
(including edges and non-exposed surfaces) and to all exposed areas of existing wood (painted
and unpainted) to achieve a dry film thickness of 2.1 mils, or as recommended by the
manufacturer.
1. Mix thoroughly prior to application.
2. Apply primer with a china bristle, all-purpose brush, nap roller, or spray equipment
acceptable to the manufacturer.
3. Spot prime exposed nail holes, wood putty, sealant, and bare wood prior to installing
the full coat of primer.
4. Do not thin primer.

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G. Paint Installation: Apply two coats of paint to all exposed surfaces and edges of new wood and
all areas of exposed existing wood (painted and unpainted) to achieve a minimum dry film
thickness of 2.1 mils, or as recommended by the manufacturer.
1. Mix thoroughly prior to application.
2. Apply paint with a nylon/polyester blended brush, nap roller, or spray equipment
acceptable to the manufacturer.
3. Do not thin paint.
4. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for recoat times based on the ambient
conditions.
FIELD QUALITY CONTROL
A. Paint Adhesion Testing
1. Perform paint adhesion testing on the initial unit of architectural woodwork and on
every 500 lf of architectural woodwork as described below:
a) Allow final coat of paint to set for two weeks, minimum.
b) Test the adhesion of the coating according to ASTM C3359 using the “X” cut
method.
c) Any result other than 5A according to ASTM D3359 shall be considered a

failing result. Notify the Commissioner of any paint adhesion test failures.
d) For each failed test specimen, repair the coatings at the repaired area in
conformance with the manufacturer’s instructions and retest as many times as
required to achieve a passing result at no additional cost to the City of New
York.
e) Also test an additional specimen for each failed test and repeat this procedure
until achieving a passing result for all tested specimens.
f) Maintain a written log of all paint adhesion testing.

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Issue Date - February 13,02019
SECTION 07 14 00
COLD FLUID-APPLIED REINFORCED WATERPROOFING
PART 1 – GENERAL
A. A. The following documents apply to all required work for the Project: (1) the Contract
Drawings, (2) the Specifications, (3) the General Conditions, (4) the Addendum and (5) the
Contract [City of New York Standard Construction Contract].
1.2 SUMMARY
Work of this Section, as shown or specified, shall be in accordance with the

Maintain a copy of all applicable Drawings, including Shop Drawings, and

Specifications at the site during all work covered under this Section.
B. Section Includes:
Work of this Section includes all labor, materials, equipment, and services necessary
to complete the Project and coordination as specified herein, including, but not limited
to, the following:
a. Sheet metal gutter lining waterproofing.
C. For all systems described, provide and install the following components and their
subcomponents of work:
Waterproofing membranes.
Waterproofing membrane accessory materials, including:
a. Primers.
Pre-construction mockups, Samples, and testing.
Field testing.
D. Related Sections include the following:
Section 064000 – Exterior Architectural Woodwork Restoration.
Section 076000 – Sheet Metal Roofing and Flashing
Roof Replacement at the Snug Harbor Cold Fluid-Applied Reinforced Waterproofing

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1.3 SUMMARY
A. For all systems described, provide the following components and their subcomponents of work
including, but not limited to:
Install new waterproofing system including the following components:
a. Cold fluid-applied fully-reinforced waterproofing system. Provide alkalinity

protection as required, and where shown on the Drawings.
b. Flashing membrane and accessories at all penetrations and other features for
the cold fluid-applied fully-reinforced waterproofing system.
1.4 REFERENCE STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS
A. The Contractor’s design, materials, and workmanship shall comply with current codes.
Comply with all applicable federal, state and local regulations and obtain all necessary
approvals. Where their requirements are to a lower standard than required by this Contract
Document, this document shall take precedence. Local codes include the following with the
most recent amendments and their references:
2014 New York City Building Code.
2014 New York City Fire Code.
B. Comply with applicable provisions of the standards listed below. Where standards conflict or
conflict with the provisions of these Specifications, the more stringent shall apply. Unless
otherwise noted, the latest editions of the standards shall apply:
ASTM International (ASTM)
a. ASTM D5957 – Standard Guide for Flood Testing Horizontal Waterproofing

Installations.
APA – The Engineered Wood Association (APA)
a. PS-109 Structural Plywood.
A. General Prescriptive Requirements
Provide cold fluid-applied membrane waterproofing system as shown on the Drawings

and specified herein and Related Sections.
Use materials in the Contract Work chemically compatible with their adjacent
materials.

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Site-applied Sealant shall not be acceptable as part of the primary waterproofing

system unless shown on the Architectural Drawings or noted within this Section.
B. General Performance
Install cold fluid-applied waterproofing system according to the intended use,

appropriate standards, as specified herein, and per the manufacturer’s
recommendations.
C. Durability Performance
Cold-fluid applied waterproofing membrane shall withstand degrading effects of long-

term exposure to standing water for the required service life without maintenance.
Failure includes inability of the Contract Work to meet the performance requirements
set forth in this and all Related Sections in addition to the following:
a. Adhesive or cohesive failure of the waterproofing membrane.
B. Shop Drawings showing gutter waterproofing installation, based on field measurements by the
Contractor. Shop drawings are to be scaled at layout at 1/4 in. = 1 ft-0 in. and details at 1-1/2
in. = 1 ft-0 in. Show all adjacent flashing including exact profile, lengths, joints, terminations
and methods of attachment. Shop drawings are to be wholly developed by the contractor in
CAD. Do not submit copies of the architectural details, manufacturer’s standard details, or
details from industry standard installation guides as shop drawings. Shop drawings are to show
materials and dimensions. Shop drawings are to show all details as described below, as well
as additional details that the Commissioner may require, including isometric details.
Typical gutter installation indicating slope to drain.
Gutter transition to sheet metal roofing system.
Gutter transition to roof edge flashing.
Drain assembly.
C. Product data, SDS, and manufacturer’s installation instructions.
D. Schedule of gutter waterproofing installation.
E. Samples
Provide Samples for all products used for the Contract Work. Provide a minimum of
a 6 in. x 6 in. Sample except where products are less than 6 in. in one dimension where
a 6 in. long sample shall be provided.

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F. All other submittals or information as required by the Commissioner to show that the intended
work meets the project requirements.
G. Product Test Reports
Indicating compliance with performance requirements as required and specified in

Related Sections.
H. Quality Control Reports
Manufacturer site visit reports.
Protection Plan: Written procedures and plans for providing temporary protection of
areas that will be exposed to weather, traffic, etc., prior to the installation of the
complete waterproofing system.
I. Manufacturer’s Certification: Written certification (in time to prevent delay of the Contract
Work) by the manufacturers of the waterproofing materials that the materials supplied to the
Contractor for this Project comply with all requirements of the ASTM standards, and that all
materials are suitable for the uses specified herein.
Manufacturer’s Letters
a. Letter from the proposed waterproofing manufacturer confirming that the

proposed waterproofing system materials are compatible with adjacent
materials, and that all materials are suitable for their intended purpose.
b. Letters from the manufacturer shall be on letterhead and signed by an officer

of the company, not by a local sales representative.
J. Maintenance Data: For waterproofing system to include in maintenance manuals.
1.7 MOCKUPS
A. Working in conjunction with the related sections, construct the full-scale mockups indicated
Notify the Commissioner at least 48 hrs before starting work on the mockup. Do not proceed
with any part of the work before the Commissioner approves the appropriate mockups. Provide
the following mockups, at locations chosen by the Commissioner:
Ten (10) linear feet of gutter lining.
One (1) drain.
B. The mockups will be used to establish both technical and aesthetic standards for the remainder
of the project. Reconstruct the mockup as many times as necessary to meet the Commissioner’s
approval, without additional cost to the City of New York. The approved mockup sample may
become part of the finished roof installation.

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1.8 PROJECT CONDITIONS
B. Do not apply the waterproofing during or with the threat of inclement weather. Proceed with
installation only when existing and forecasted weather conditions permit waterproofing
systems to be installed according to manufacturer's written instructions and warranty
requirements:
Do not install if wind is gusting more than 15 mph, or interferes with proper
installation.
Application of Contract Work may proceed while air temperature is between 40°F and
85°F providing the substrate is a minimum of 5°F above the dewpoint.
When ambient temperatures are at or expected to fall below 50°F, or reach 85°F or
higher, follow Manufacturer's recommendations for weather-related additives and
application procedures.
C. Do not expose materials vulnerable to water or sun damage in quantities greater than can be
weatherproofed the same day.
D. Ensure that substrate materials are dry and free of contaminants. Do not commence with the
application unless substrate conditions are suitable. Contractor shall demonstrate that substrate
conditions are suitable for the application of the materials.
E. Where required by the Commissioner, Contractor shall implement odor control and elimination
measures prior to and during application of the waterproofing materials. Implement odor
control measures at no cost to the City of New York. The Contractor shall include with its
proposal odor control and elimination measures.
If required by the Commissioner, Contractor shall implement odor control and

elimination measures prior to and during the application of the roofing/waterproofing
materials.
Control/elimination measures shall be field tested at off-hours and typically consists of

one (1) or a multiple of the following measures:
a. Seal air intakes with activated carbon filters. Install filters in accordance with
requirements and recommendations of the filter manufacturer. Seal filters at
joints and against building exterior walls to prevent leakage of unfiltered air.

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b. Seal doorways, windows, and skylights with duct tape and polyethylene
sheeting to prevent leakage of air into the building.
c. Erect and use moveable enclosure(s) sized to accommodate work area(s) and
stationary enclosure for resin mixing station. Enclosure shall be field
constructed or pre-manufactured of fire-retardant materials in compliance with
requirements in accordance with requirements of the Commissioner. Provide
equipment enclosure(s) with mechanical air intake/exhaust openings and odor
control air cleaners, as required to clean enclosed air volume and to prevent
odor migration outside the enclosure. Seal exhaust opening with activated
carbon filter.
F. Protection of Contractor personnel and occupants of the structure and surrounding buildings as
necessary to comply with requirements of OSHA, NIOSH.
1.9 PROTECTION, HANDLING, AND STORAGE
the site immediately. Leave all materials in the manufacturer’s wrapping unless the
manufacturer states to remove wrappings upon delivery to the project site or for a period of
time prior to installation.
installation.
C. Store rolled materials on end. Rolled material stored on its side or that shows creasing will be
rejected.
D. Do not allow any material to be exposed for a period longer than allowed by the manufacturer.
E. Protect all installed materials from damage during work. Damaged work will be rejected.
work at no additional cost to the City of New York..
F. Comply with all other manufacturer’s requirements for project conditions.
1.10 COORDINATION AND SEQUENCING
interior.

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separate Contracts.

Schedule construction operations in the sequence required to obtain the best results
Coordinate installation of different components to ensure maximum accessibility for

Make provisions to accommodate items scheduled for later installation.
Prepare similar memoranda for the Commissioner and subcontractors where


the work. Refer to DDC General Conditions, such administrative activities include, the
following:
Preparation of schedules.
Installation and removal of temporary facilities.
Delivery and processing of submittals.
Progress meetings.
Project closeout activities.
A. A. Refer to DDC General Conditions Section 01 40 00 “Quality Requirements”.

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Conduct conference at Project site at least two (2) weeks prior to scheduled
installers of other work in and around exterior architectural woodwork that must
precede, follow, or penetrate waterproofing including subcontractors from other trades,

the Commissioner, manufacturers of products involved in installation, and inspectors.
Review methods and procedures related to Contract Work.
Review structural load limitations.
Review and finalize construction schedule and verify availability of materials,

delays.
Review required testing, inspecting, and certifying procedures.
Review temporary protection requirements for fragile materials during and after
installation.
C. Field Inspection Services: Applicator shall arrange with the manufacturer to have the services
of a competent manufacturer’s field representative at the Project site. The manufacturer’s field
representative shall review the substrate conditions, instruct work crews in the proper mixing
and application procedures, and provide written recommendations to the Commissioner
regarding special conditions related to the work. At a minimum, the manufacturer’s technical
representative shall provide the following inspections of the membrane:
Project start inspection at the beginning of the Project to review special detailing
conditions and substrate preparation.
Periodic in-progress inspections throughout the Project to evaluate membrane

application.
Final punch-list inspection at the completion of the Project, prior to installation of any
covering materials.
Warranty inspection to confirm completion of all punch-list items.
The manufacturer’s field representative shall provide the Commissioner with written
reports outlining observations and required corrections from each site visit.
D. Single Source: Obtain materials through one source from a single manufacturer for the work.
Products from alternate manufacturers shall be approved in writing by the primary
manufacturer.

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1.12 WARRANTY
A. Manufacturer’s Full Assembly Premier Warranty: Provide 10-yr manufacturer’s

waterproofing warranty under provisions of this Section from Substantial Completion. This
waterproofing warranty provides for cost of labor and materials for loss of watertightness,
limited to amounts necessary to effect repairs necessitated by either defective material or

defects in related installation workmanship. All components of the waterproofing installation
that are to be covered under the terms of the warranty should be expressly itemized in the
warranty.
B. The Contractor shall be responsible for damage to the building and furnishings occasioned by
defective materials or workmanship or damage as part of repairs to the Contract Work.
C. The Warranty, the enforcement or lack of enforcement thereof, shall not deprive the City of
New York of other actions, rights, or remedies available to it. Warranty shall be in form
approved by the Commissioner. Warranty does not cover damage resulting from vandalism or
acts of nature exceeding specified performance criteria.
PART 2 – PRODUCTS
2.1 WATERPROOFING SYSTEM
A. Manufacturers are subject to compliance with requirements documented herein. Manufacturers

offering products that may be incorporated into the Contract Work include, the following:
Kemper System: Basis of Design
Soprema
Johns Manville
Or approved equal.
B. Basis of Design System: cold fluid-applied fabric-reinforced membrane and flashing system.
Provide all necessary waterproofing system accessories, including flashing materials, primers,
cleaners, sealants, and termination materials, for a complete waterproofing system and
application including, but not limited to, the following:
Waterproofing Membrane: Two-component cold fluid-applied reinforced

polyurethane membrane system.
Reinforcing Fabric: 360° needle punched non-woven 165 g/m2 polyester reinforcing
fabric.
Membrane Flashing: resin with 165 polyester fleece reinforcement.
Metal and Wood Substrate Primer.

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Membrane Reinforcement over Plywood Joints and Knots: 4 in. wide 165 polyester
reinforcing fleece set in resin.
Cold Fluid-Applied Membrane System Additives:
a. Resin Accelerator (for use only when ambient temperature is below 50°F and
only when approved by the manufacturer’s representative).
Membrane Termination Seal.
2.2 ACCESSORIES
A. Fasteners: Noncorrosive fasteners for applications involved as recommended by the

manufacturer.
B. Solvent-Based Cleaner for Tools and Membrane Tie-Ins: Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK) or
acetone.
C. Water-Based Cleaner for Membrane: As recommended by manufacturer.
D. Sealant: One-part, non-sag elastomeric polyurethane sealant, ASTM C920, Type S, Grade NS,
Class 35, as recommended by the manufacturer. Provide primers recommended by Sealant
manufacturer and approved to the waterproofing membrane manufacturer. Provide expanded,
closed-cell polyethylene backer rod or bond breaker as required for proper Sealant-joint
geometry and detailing.
3.2 EXAMINATION
A. Refer to requirements in Related Sections.
B. The Contractor is to examine substrate conditions and other conditions under which this work
is to be performed and notify the Commissioner, in writing, of circumstances detrimental to
the proper completion of the work. Do not proceed with work until unsatisfactory conditions
are corrected to permit proper installation of the work. Starting of work means acceptance of
Project conditions.
C. Verify that surfaces and site conditions are ready to receive Contract Work. All substrates to
receive the waterproofing membrane must be smooth, clean, and have no sharp edges, ridges,
or points, and shall be free of loose, spalled, or weak material.

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3.3 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING
A. Store elastomeric materials, adhesives, solvents, and sealants in their original containers and
maintain at a temperature between 60°F and 80°F.
B. Store solvent-bearing solutions, resins, additives, inhibitors, and adhesives in accordance with
the SDS and/or FDNY. After partial use of materials, replace lids promptly and tightly to
prevent contamination.
C. Handle all materials to avoid damage. Handle all materials so as to preclude damage and
contamination with moisture or foreign matter. Keep away from open fire, flame, or any
ignition source. Vapors may form explosive mixtures with air. Avoid skin and eye contact
with this material. Avoid breathing fumes. Do not eat, drink, or smoke in the application area.
Workers shall wear long sleeve shirts, long pants and work boots. Workers shall wear butyl
rubber or nitrile gloves when mixing or applying this product. Use safety glasses with side
shields for eye protection. Use local exhaust ventilation to maintain worker exposure below
TLV as listed on MSDS for respective products. If the airborne concentration poses a health
hazard, becomes irritating, or exceeds recommended limits, use a NIOSH approved respirator
in accordance with OSHA Respirator Protection requirements. The specific type of respirator
will depend on the airborne concentration. A filtering face piece or dust mask is not acceptable
for use with this product if TLV filtering levels have been exceeded.
D. Damaged Material: Any materials found to be damaged or stored in any manner other than
stated above will be rejected, removed, and replaced at the Contractor's expense.
E. Do not dilute primers, solvents, cements, adhesives, coatings, or sealants. Keep containers
closed except when removing materials from them. Do not allow petroleum extracts or oil in
any form to contact the membrane materials or their components.
3.4 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
A. Perform all work in accordance with the waterproofing system manufacturer’s

recommendations and requirements and as provided in this Section. The more stringent
requirement shall apply unless the manufacturer states in writing that doing so will negatively
affect the waterproofing’s long-term performance.
3.5 SUBSTRATE PREPARATION
A. Continually remove all dust and debris from all concrete surfaces by sweeping and blowing
with compressed air and/or vacuuming.
B. Taping: Utilize masking tape at perimeters and joints of the area to be waterproofed to provide
neat terminations.
C. Steel Metal
Clean and prepare metal surfaces to near-white metal in accordance with

SSPC-SP3 (power tool clean) or as required by membrane manufacturer. Extend

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preparation a minimum of 3 in. beyond the termination of the membrane flashing

materials. Notch steel surfaces to provide a rust-stop.
In addition to cleaning, all metal surfaces shall be abraded to provide a rough open
surface. A wire brush finish is not acceptable.
Wipe prepared metal surface with MEK or other acceptable solvent cleaner prior to
application of primer.
D. Wood/Plywood
Plywood shall be identified with American Plywood Association (APA) grade

trademarks.
Strip plywood joints with 4 in. wide strip of waterproofing membrane. Cover knot
holes or cracks with strips of waterproofing membrane.
E. Other Flashing Surfaces
Remove all contaminants as required by membrane manufacturer. Surface preparation

shall be performed by means approved by the manufacturer in writing.
3.6 GENERAL WORKMANSHIP FOR WATERPROOFING
A. Stir all liquid components before each use to thoroughly combine components as recommended
by the manufacturer.
Apply liquids in a smooth, even coating without globs. Use pump cans to dispense
cleaning fluids.
3.7 PRIMER APPLICATION
A. Premix primer Component A with a 6 in. spiral agitator or stir stick. Pour primer Component
B into Component A and mix for approximately 2 min. with a clean 6 in. spiral agitator. Mix
without creating any bubbles until mixture is a uniform color in accordance with
Manufacturer’s instructions. Do not aerate.
B. Do not thin any primers.
C. Apply surface primer within 30 min. of mixing, or as recommended by the manufacturer.

Apply primer at a coverage rate of 0.6 gal per 100 sq ft and with sufficient thickness to fully
saturate the substrate, or as recommended by the manufacturer. Apply primer to the deck and
all flashing substrates up to the edges of the membrane terminations and as recommended by
the manufacturer for membrane flashing conditions. Discard any material that has hardened.
D. Roll or brush the primer evenly onto the surface to fully saturate the substrate in one
application. Do not allow primer to pond or collect in low areas. Follow manufacturer’s
recommended application rates to ensure that a thin layer of cured primer remains on the
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E. Provide a second coat of surface primer.
F. Allow primer to cure a minimum of 12 hrs prior to the application of the primary waterproofing
membrane or membrane flashing.
G. Remove and reapply new primer in areas where the primer has been exposed to moisture, areas
that have been exposed in excess of eight days without installation of membrane, or as directed
by the membrane manufacturer’s field representative.
3.8 LIQUID MEMBRANE APPLICATION
A. Mix resin Component A (cream formulation) with a spiral agitator until the liquid is a uniform
cream color. If the ambient temperature is below 50°F, then a weather related additive should
be combined and mixed into the Component A.
Accelerator should be added to resin Component A when the ambient temperature is

50°F and below. The accelerator should be mixed with the spiral agitator for 2 min. or
until both liquids are thoroughly blended.
B. Mix resin Component B (dark-brown formulation) with a separate spiral agitator until the color
is a uniform dark-syrup color. If the ambient temperature is below 50°F or above 75°F, then a
weather-related additive should be combined and mixed into Component B.
C. Pour resin Component B into Component A at a 4:1 ratio (by weight) and thoroughly mix the
components with a clean spiral agitator. The resin solution should be a uniform color, with no
light or dark streaks present.
D. Mix only that amount of resin Components A and B that can be used in 30 min.
E. Install membrane only on dry primed substrates with no debris or dust on the surfaces.
F. Protect all areas where the membrane has been installed. Allow membrane to cure a minimum
of 48 hrs (or longer if required for sufficient curing) before allowing traffic on the work surface.
Movement of materials and equipment across installed membrane is not acceptable.
G. Apply mixed resin to the prepared surface at the manufacturer’s recommended application rate.
The resin should be rolled or brushed liberally and evenly onto the surface using a broad, even
stroke; maximum working area shall not exceed 15 square feet.
H. Apply dry polyester fabric onto wet resin mix, ensuring that the smooth side of the fabric faces
up. Using a medium nap roller or brush, work the resin into the fleece to completely saturate
the entire fabric; the fleece should be light opaque amber without white spots. White spots are
indications of unsaturated fleece or lack of adhesion and should be corrected before the resin
cures.
Fleece Seams: Overlap fabric a minimum of 2 in. at all side joints and 4 in. at all end
joints.

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Temporary Membrane Tie-offs: Clean installed membrane with MEK after resin has
cured. Allow solvents to evaporate before proceeding with new resin.
Membrane Waterproofing Terminations: Provide a continuous bead of the specified

resin, angled to shed water.
I. Top Coat: Apply a second layer of liquid resin mix on top of the fleece at the approximate rate
of 2 gal per 100 sq ft, or as recommended by the manufacturer, resulting in a glossy appearance.
Roll all excess resin forward onto unsaturated fabric. The correct amount of resin will
completely saturate the fleece and no white color will be visible.
3.9 FLASHING APPLICATION
A. Where flashing and waterproofing installation are not simultaneous, clean installed membrane
with MEK in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, prior to connecting or covering
with additional membrane waterproofing or flashing.
B. Prime all substrates to receive membrane flashing, including metal substrates, as required by
the membrane manufacturer. Allow the primer to cure as recommended by the manufacturer
before installing membrane.
C. Install membrane flashing in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations, including

the following:
Lap all joints in the membrane flashing 2 in. minimum; bridging or tunneling in the
reinforcing fabric is not acceptable.
Provide membrane reinforcement at all transitions (changes in plane) and at all inside
and outside corners with membrane reinforcement fabric against the substrates, prior
to the application of waterproofing or flashing in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions.
At all vertical and horizontal membrane flashing terminations, provide a continuous

bead of the specified resin angled to shed water.
Install flashing on continuous, non-moving, solid substrates only.
Terminate vertical membrane flashing as indicated on the Drawings.
D. Pipes, Conduits, and Unusually Shaped Penetrations:
Flashing is typically constructed as a two-part assembly consisting of a vertical wrap

and a horizontal target patch. There must be a minimum of a 2 in. overlap between
vertical and horizontal flashing components.
E. Wherever possible, install the flashings before installing the field membrane to minimize foot
traffic over newly-installed field membrane.

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3.10 DRAINS
A. Do not allow waterproofing materials, packaging, or other debris to block or clog drains during
or after the application of waterproofing materials.
B. Clean and roughen all drain surfaces to receive waterproofing membrane using a grinder to
provide a suitable substrate. Remove any debris from grinding.
C. Prime all drain flanges and substrates with the specified primer.
D. Flash the drains using the specified cold fluid-applied reinforced flashing membrane. Extend
the flashing membrane over the primed drain flange a minimum of 4 in. into the primed drain
bowl surface and extend a minimum of 6 in. around the drain flange. Apply a bead of the
specified resin at all membrane edges.
E. Overlap the flashing membrane with the primary waterproofing membrane a minimum of 6 in.
Apply a continuous bead of the specified resin at the membrane edges on top of the flashing
membrane.
F. Apply a clamping ring exerting sufficient pressure to affect a seal between the clamping ring
and the cured membrane.
3.11 TEMPORARY CUT OFF
A. Installer shall be responsible to ensure that moisture does not damage any completed section
of the new waterproofing system. Completion of flashings, terminations, and temporary
closures shall be completed as required to provide a watertight condition at the end of each day.
All temporary closures shall be made as recommended or required by membrane manufacturer.
A. Inform the Commissioner in writing on a daily basis of any of the following events. State
specific locations of each occurrence.
Damage by other trades.
Debonded areas of membrane.
Leakage through the finished waterproofing membrane.
B. Provide site access to the authorized representative(s) including inspectors, Commissioner, and
manufacturers’ for inspection of the waterproofing membrane.
C. Flood Testing
Flood test all completed gutter lining waterproofing installation according to ASTM
D5957 for a minimum period of 24 hrs.

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Any water penetration through the waterproofing will be considered failure.

Immediately inform the Commissioner of any failure. Terminate test once water
penetration is observed to minimize damage due to leakage. Repair any area that shows
failure and retest as described here at no additional cost to the City of New York until
achieving a passing result.
3.13 CLEANING AND PROTECTION
A. Coordinate with other trades to avoid traffic over completed work areas. Arrange work
sequence to avoid use of newly constructed waterproofing and flashing for storage, walking,
and equipment movement. Move equipment and ground storage areas as work progresses to
avoid abuse of waterproofing, as permitted by the Commissioner. Notify the Commissioner
immediately and in writing if anyone abuses or damages waterproofing or flashing
components, and make necessary repairs without cost to the City of New York.
B. Protect surfaces with smooth, 5/8 in., clean plywood runways over a layer of protection layer,
as a minimum, where access is absolutely required, and ensure full protection of new and
existing waterproofing surfaces against mechanical damage.
C. Against Loads: Protect work of this Section against concentrated loads and any other loads or
equipment that would damage the materials or work.
D. Against Traffic: Do not permit traffic on horizontally installed work of this Section, except for
workmen doing the work, during and after the installation.
E. Take and maintain necessary preventative measures to protect work of this Section from
damage until Project is accepted.
F. Upon completion of waterproofing and flashings (including all associated Contract Work),
institute appropriate procedures for surveillance and protection of waterproofing during
remainder of construction period. Protect all areas where membrane has been installed.
G. Promptly remove primer or membrane system from adjacent surfaces and leave Work area in
broom clean condition.
H. Promptly remove from the site all materials or incomplete waterproofing exposed to moisture
and/or any work rejected by the Commissioner.
I. Dispose of all mixed cured resin in a safe and legal manner off site. Uncured resin is a
hazardous material; do not throw away. Handle in accordance with local, state, and federal
regulations.
J. Workmen and all others that walk on the membrane shall wear clean soft-soled shoes so as not
to damage materials. Equipment shall have no sharp edges and shall be clean and free of any
materials that are harmful to the waterproofing materials.

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SECTION 076000
SHEET METAL ROOFING AND FLASHING
PART 1 – GENERAL
1.2 SUMMARY
Work of this Section, as shown or specified, shall be in accordance with the

Maintain a copy of all applicable Drawings, including Shop Drawings, and

Work of this Section includes all labor, materials, equipment, and services necessary
to complete the Project and coordination as specified herein and shown on the
Drawings, including, but not limited to, the following:
a. Removal of the existing membrane roofing system and associated membrane

and sheet metal flashings down to the existing wood plank decking.
b. Removal of areas of deteriorated wood plank decking. Include removal of

20% of the existing wood plank decking in scope.
c. Removal of the existing sheet metal flashing over the wood cornices.
d. Removal of the existing roof hatch.
e. Removal of the existing downspouts.
f. Installation of replacement plywood decking at areas of removed deteriorated

existing wood plank decking. Include installation of plywood decking on 20%
of the roof area in scope.
g. Installation of new standing seam sheet metal roofing system and associated
sheet metal flashing systems, as shown on the Drawings and as described
herein.
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h. Installation of a new roof access hatch, as shown on the Drawings and as

described herein.
i. Installation of new sheet metal flashing over all wood cornices, as shown on
the Drawings and as described herein.
j. Installation of new downspouts, as shown on the Drawings and as described

herein.
k. Installation of all other sheet metal flashing systems, as shown on the

Drawings and as described herein.
Section 064000 – Exterior Architectural Woodwork Restoration.
Section 071400 – Cold Fluid-Applied Reinforced Waterproofing.
Section 086300 – Copper Sheet Metal-Clad Skylights.
D. For all Contract Work described, provide and install the following components and their
subcomponents of work required to provide a complete system, including but not limited to the
following:
Plywood deck board.
Self-adhered and loose laid underlayments.
Standing seam sheet metal roofing, including all cleats and clips.
Flat-seam fully soldered sheet metal gutter lining.
Fully soldered sheet metal flashings.
Fixings and fastenings.
Pre-construction mockups and samples.
A. The Contractor’s materials, and workmanship shall comply with current codes. Where their
requirements are to a lower standard than required by this Contract Document, this document
shall take precedence. Refer to the following with the most recent amendments and their
references:
2014 New York City Building Code.
2014 New York City Fire Code.
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B. Comply with the applicable provisions of the standards listed below. Where standards conflict
or conflict with the provisions of these Specifications, the more stringent shall apply. Unless
otherwise noted, the latest editions of the standards shall apply:
ASTM International:
a. ASTM B32 – Standard Specification for Solder Metal.
b. ASTM B370 – Standard Specification for Copper Sheet and Strip for Building
Construction.
c. ASTM B813 – Standard Specification for Liquid and Paste Fluxes for
Soldering of Copper and Copper Alloy Tube.
d. ASTM C920 – Standard Specification for Elastomeric Joint Sealants.
e. ASTM C1193 – Standard Guide for Use of Joint Sealants.
f. ASTM C1248 – Standard Test Method for Staining of Porous Substrate by

Joint Sealants
g. ASTM C1521 – Standard Practice for Evaluating Adhesion of Installed

Weatherproofing Sealant Joints.
C. Federal Specifications:
FS-O-F-506 – Flux, Soldering, Paste and Liquid.
FS-QQ-S-571 – Solder, Tin Alloy; Tin-Lead Alloy; and Lead Alloy.
D. Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors' National Association (SMACNA):
Architectural Sheet Metal Manual.
E. American Wood Protection Association (AWPA):
AWPA T1 – Processing and Treatment Standard.
AWPA U1 – User Specification for Treated Wood.
F. Revere Copper Products, Inc.
Copper and Common Sense.
A. Installation Requirements: Fabricator is responsible for installing system, including anchorage

to substrate and necessary modifications to meet specified and drawn requirements and
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maintain visual design concepts in accordance with Contract Documents and following
installation methods
Drawings are diagrammatic and are intended to establish basic dimension of units,
sight lines, and profiles of units.
Make modifications only to meet field conditions and to ensure fitting of system
components.
Obtain Commissioner's approval of modifications.
Provide concealed fastening wherever possible.
Attachment considerations: Account for site peculiarities and expansion and

contraction movements so there is no possibility of loosening, weakening and
fracturing connection between units and building structure or between components
themselves.
Obtain Commissioner's approval for connections to building elements at locations

other than indicated in Drawings.
Accommodate building structure deflections in system connections to structure.
B. Performance Requirements:
System shall accommodate movement of components without buckling, failure of joint

seals, undue stress on fasteners, or other detrimental effects when subjected to seasonal
temperature changes and live loads.
Provide system capable of withstanding negative wind pressure.
C. Interface with Adjacent Systems:
Integrate design and connections with adjacent construction.
Accommodate allowable tolerances and deflections for structural members in

installation.
D. Weatherproofing Performance
The Contract Work, including all joints between it and other elements of Contract
Work, shall prevent leakage of water into the interior of the building from the
weathering line of the assembly, under the action of wind pressure, kinetic energy,
gravity, surface tension, or capillary action. It shall also prevent water entering into
those parts of the Contract Work adversely affected by the presence of water.
a. All joints within the Contract Work shall maintain their watertightness under
the loads and movements specified herein.
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b. Incorporate weathering principles within the Contract Work and interfacing

with adjacent elements of Contract Work compatible with the weathering
principles adopted by the adjacent elements.
c. Detailing and waterproofing must ensure that water from ponding or reservoirs
is directed away from the Contract Work such that water will not build up a
pressure head or impose forces onto the building enclosure seals and
components.
d. Detailing must ensure that water collected within Contract Work elements is
positively drained to the outside of the Contract Work.
e. Installations shall not be reliant on sealants or gaskets for primary

waterproofing performance. No exposed sealant products are permitted except
where shown on the Drawings or allowed in writing by the Commissioner.
Incorporate elements and details in the Contract Work to provide a continuous vapor
barrier system.
a. Engineer elements exterior of the vapor barrier plane so they are suitable for
exterior conditions and experience weathering without any loss in performance
as specified.
b. Vapor control elements shall maintain their performance and properties for the
expected service life of the system.
c. Where vapor control elements will be exposed to interior conditions during

construction, select suitable materials to ensure elements are not easily
damaged during the installation of the Contract Work or adjacent
constructions.
E. Infestation
Engineer materials used in the Contract Work against attack or infestation by micro-
organisms, fungi, insects, or other vermin.
B. Provide all submittals to give the Commissioner two weeks’ time for review. Anticipate that
submittals may require revision before obtaining the Commissioner’s approval when
scheduling submittals and the work to prevent delays. The City of New York will not be
responsible for any project delays resulting from the contractor providing incomplete
submittals or submittals that do not meet the project requirements.
C. Certifications by the producers of all materials that all materials supplied comply with all the
requirements of the referenced standards, and that all materials are suitable for the use specified
herein.
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D. Samples of all materials specified, each properly labeled, and manufacturer’s product data and
installation recommendations.
E. Product data sheets Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), and manufacturer’s installation
instructions for all materials to be used.
F. Shop drawings showing panel layout for all flat seam and standing seam roofing and flashing,
based on field measurements by the Contractor. Shop drawings are to be scaled at layout at
1/4 inch = 1 ft-0 inch and details at 1-1/2 inch = 1 ft-0 inch Show all adjacent flashing including
exact profile, lengths, joints, terminations and methods of attachment. Shop drawings are to
be wholly developed by the contractor in CAD. Do not submit copies of the architectural
details, manufacturer’s standard details, or details from industry standard installation guides as
shop drawings. Shop drawings are to show materials and dimensions. Shop drawings are to
show all details as described below, as well as additional details that the Commissioner may
require, including isometric details.
a. Layout showing terminations, transitions, seams, cover plates and expansion

joints.
b. Details for all terminations and transitions, including methods of attachment,

receivers, cleats, seams and profiles.
c. Section details for all assemblies, including underlayment, slip sheet, material
thickness, methods of attachment and integration with adjacent materials.
d. Details for all typical and unique conditions.
G. Schedule of roofing and flashing systems installation.
H. Quality Control Plan
Work Sequence Plan: Provide a comprehensive work sequence plan showing areas
where work will be performed by trades involved in each area and time required to
complete each area.
I. Stain-Test-Response Characteristics: Where Sealants are specified to be non-staining to porous

substrates, provide products tested according to ASTM C1248 and that have not stained porous
joint substrates indicated for Project.
J. Certified Industrial Hygienist Report of its testing on lead-containing components that are part
of the work, with recommendations for containment and worker safety.
K. Written workplan for containment and worker safety when working with lead-containing
components.
L. All other submittals or information as required by the Commissioner to show that the intended
work meets the project requirements.
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1.6 MOCK-UPS
A. Working in conjunction with the related sections, construct the full-scale mockups indicated
Notify the Commissioner at least 48 hrs. before starting work on the mock-up. Do not proceed
Provide the following mock-ups, at locations chosen by the Commissioner.
Five (5) panels of standing seam metal cladding.
Six (6) panels of flat seam sheet metal gutter.
One (1) skylight/roof hatch flashing.
Ten (10) linear feet of roof gable flashing.
Ten (10) linear feet of wood cornice flashing.
Ten (10) linear feet of coping.
One (1) linear foot of vertical soldered lock and rivet joints.
B. The mock-ups will be used to establish both technical and aesthetic standards for the remainder
of the project. Reconstruct the mock-up as many times as necessary to meet the
Commissioner’s approval, without additional cost to the City Of New York. The approved
mock-up sample will become part of the finished roof installation.
The premises, including access drives, shall be left in a neat, clean, and safe condition at the
end of each day’s work.
B. Verify all site dimensions by measurements in the field. Verify existing construction in
C. Notify the Commissioner in writing immediately of any inconsistencies between the field
conditions and those shown in the Contract Drawings. The Commissioner will determine what
modifications or additional repairs are necessary.
D. Plans and dimensions under which the Work is to be performed are based on the available
openings. No additional compensation of time extension will be made for dimensional errors
or discoverable inaccuracies about existing conditions in the Contract Documents.
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E. Environmental requirements:
Schedule and execute all work to avoid exposing the building and its contents to
Do not install any material at ambient weather conditions that are outside the limits of
Do not install if wind is gusting more than 15 mph, or interferes with proper
installation.
F. Where work is performed above or near roofing or flashing surfaces, clean the work areas free
of all debris including fasteners, scrap metal, and metal shards, daily. Notify the Commissioner
immediately if any damage to the roofing or flashing system is observed, regardless of the
source of the damage.
G. The existing sheet metal cladding on the cupola is scheduled to remain and will require work
to integrate the new roofing system. Existing cupola must be stringently protected and any
work must be minimal to maintain existing condition and water tightness. The existing sheet
metal cladding is lead-coated copper. The contractor is to retain the services of a Certified
Industrial Hygienist to perform material testing as required and to provide a report on its testing
with detailed recommendations for containment and worker safety when working with lead-
containing components. The contractor is to provide a written workplan documenting its means
and methods to comply with all recommendations for containment and worker safety when
working with lead-containing components and to follow each of those recommendations when
performing the work.
H. Comply with all other manufacturer’s requirements for project conditions.
the site immediately. Leave all materials in the manufacturer’s wrapping unless the
manufacturer states to remove wrappings upon delivery to the project site or for a period prior
to installation.
installation.
C. Store sheet metal on raised platforms and protected from moisture. Provide other protection
as required by the sheet metal materials manufacturers.
D. Store rolled membrane materials on end. Rolled membrane material stored on its side or that
shows creasing will be rejected.
E. Do not allow any material to be exposed for a period longer than allowed by the manufacturer.
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F. Protect all installed materials from damage during work. Damaged work will be rejected.
work at no additional cost to the City of New York.
interior.
separate Contracts.

Schedule construction operations in the sequence required to obtain the best results
Coordinate installation of different components to ensure maximum accessibility for

Make provisions to accommodate items scheduled for later installation.
Prepare similar memoranda for the Commissioner and subcontractors where


the work. Such administrative activities include the following:
Preparation of schedules.
Installation and removal of temporary facilities.
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Delivery and processing of submittals.
Progress meetings.
Project closeout activities.
A. The contractor or subcontractor that will perform work of this section must within the last five
at least three (3) projects similar in scope and type to the required work.
Conduct conference at Project site at least two (2) weeks prior to scheduled
installers of other work in and around roofing and flashing that must precede, follow,
or penetrate waterproofing including subcontractors from other trades, the
Commissioner, manufacturers of products involved in installation, and inspectors.
Review methods and procedures related to Contract Work.
Review structural load limitations.
Review and finalize construction schedule and verify availability of materials,

delays.
Review required testing, inspecting, and certifying procedures.
Review temporary protection requirements for fragile materials during and after
installation.
C. Certification of Materials: Prior to commencement of fabrication, obtain certification from the

inspection.
D. Availability of Shop Drawings: Provide a copy of all applicable Drawings, including Shop
Drawings, and Specifications at the site during all work covered under this and Related
Sections.
E. Notification: Notify the Commissioner in writing at least 72 hrs. prior to the initial installation
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F. Provide site access to the authorized representative(s) including inspectors, the Commissioner
and manufacturers for inspection of the Contract Work.
1.11 GUARANTEE
A. Guarantee all work under this Section in a document stating that if, within 2 years after the
Date of Substantial Completion of the Work, any of the work of this Section is found to be
defective or not in accordance with the Contract Documents, the Contractor shall correct it
promptly after receipt of a written notice from the Commissioner to do so, unless the
Commissioner has previously given the Contractor a written acceptance of such condition.
B. The Contractor shall be responsible for damage to the building and furnishings occasioned by
defective materials or workmanship or damage as part of repairs to the Contract Work.
C. The Guarantee, the enforcement or lack of enforcement thereof, shall not deprive the City of
New York of other actions, rights, or remedies available to it. Guarantee shall be in form
approved by the Commissioner. Guarantee does not cover damage resulting from vandalism
or acts of nature exceeding specified performance criteria.
PART 2 – PRODUCTS
2.1 SHEET METAL MATERIALS
A. Exposed Sheet Metal: Zinc Coated Copper (ZCC) Sheet Metal: ASTM B370 - 20 oz. Copper
coated with zinc/tin alloy. Copper shall be coated both sides with zinc/tin alloy approximately
0.5 mils thick. Composition of the alloy shall be approximately 50% zinc and 50% tin with
trace elements controlled for durability, corrosion resistance and color. Zinc/tin alloy shall be
applied by hot-dip process. All alloy coated copper shall have temporary, degradable pre-
weathered coating to minimize water stains during transit and storage and provide initial
weathered appearance. All sheets shall carry markings of producer, temper, and weight.
B. Single Manufacturer: Provide primary products produced by a single manufacturer. Provide

secondary products only as recommended by manufacturer of primary products for use with
roofing system specified.
Standing seam wall panels: 20 oz.
Flat seam roof panels: 20 oz.
Cleats: 20 oz.
C. Flashing Sheet Metal: Cold-Rolled “Red” Copper Sheet Metal: Conforming to ASTM B370,
20 oz.
D. Rivets for Metal Flashing Connections: Solid copper 3/16-inch dia. flat head rivets of proper
length for the material being fastened.
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E. Solder: ASTM B32, Class 50A or 50B, Bar Form, 50% block tin and 50% pig lead.
F. Flux: Conforming to ASTM B813.
G. Fasteners and accessories:
Use copper or brass screws, bolts, or nails as required. Nails to be 12 gauge with
minimum 1/4-inch diameter flat head, annular ring shank, with needle point, and of
sufficient length to obtain 1-1/4-inch embedment into blocking, and for full depth into
plywood.
a. Fasteners for Sheet Metal Roof Clips: #8 screws, of sufficient length to obtain
minimum 3/4-inch embedment into the existing tongue and groove decking.
Use 1/4 inch by 1-1/2-inch-long nylon expansion sleeves with stainless steel drive pins
for fastening to concrete, stone, or masonry. Unless noted otherwise on the Drawings,
provide expansion sleeves in stone with minimum 3-inch edge distance.
2.2 UNDERLAYMENT MATERIALS
A. Single Manufacturer: Provide primary products produced by a single manufacturer. Provide

secondary products only as recommended by manufacturer of primary products for use with
roofing system specified.
B. Self-adhered membrane underlayment and accessories as manufactured by GCP, Soprema,

Henry or approved equal.
Primer: As recommended by the manufacturer for each substrate. All self-adhered

underlayment to be installed with primer unless the manufacturer states in writing that
the use of primer will negatively affect the membrane’s long-term performance.
C. Liquid Membrane: Bituthene Liquid Membrane as manufactured by GCP, Soprema, Henry or

approved equal.
Primer: As recommended by the manufacturer for each substrate. All liquid membrane
to be installed with primer unless the manufacturer states in writing that use of primer
will negatively affect the liquid membrane’s long-term performance.
D. Loose-laid Underlayment: No. 15, unperforated, asphalt saturated organic felt, ASTM D226,
Type I, 36-inch wide.
Fasteners for Loose-laid Underlayment: Stainless steel, as recommended by the

manufacturer.
E. Slip Sheet: Rosin-sized Kraft paper, weighing approximately 6 lbs/100 sq ft.
2.3 DECK BOARD MATERIALS
A. Plywood Deck Board:
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Wood shall be dry (maximum 15% for plywood) and free of warping, bowing, or
twisting.
Pressure Treatment: Treatment to AWPA Standards T1 and U1 with minimal chemical

retention on 0.40 lbs per cubic foot of wood for plywood.
Size: As required for the application.
Provide minimum APA PS1, C-D exterior CDX plywood.
a. Thickness of Plywood to Replace Existing Wood Plank Decking: 3/4 inch, two
layers.
b. Thickness of Decking to Serve as Substrate for Roofing Underlayments (to

Cover Entire Roof): 1/2 inch
Fasteners for Plywood: Stainless steel 6d nails, of sufficient length to obtain minimum
1-1/4-inch embedment into the existing tongue and groove decking.
2.4 ROOF HATCH
Manufacturers
a. Basis-of-Design Manufacturer: Type S Roof Hatch by The BILCO Company
b. Babcock-Davis
c. JL Industries
d. Or approved equal
Material and Performance Requirements
a. Furnish and install where indicated on plans metal roof hatch; size width: 36"
(914mm) x length: 30" (762mm). Length denotes hinge side. The roof hatch
shall be single leaf. The roof hatch shall be pre-assembled from the
manufacturer.
b. Performance characteristics:
(1) Cover shall be reinforced to support a minimum live load of 40 psf

(195kg/m2) with a maximum deflection of 1/150th of the span and a
140 psf (684 kg/m2) wind uplift.
(2) Operation of the cover shall be smooth and easy with controlled
operation throughout the entire arc of opening and closing.
(3) Operation of the cover shall not be affected by temperature.
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(4) Entire hatch shall be weather tight with fully welded corner joints on
cover and curb.
(5) Galvanized steel or aluminum-framed single-hinge and counter-

balanced roof hatch
(6) Roof hatch to be clad in 16 oz. zinc-coated copper sheet metal to match
sheet metal roofing.
2.5 DRAIN AND DOWNSPOUNT MATERIALS
A. Downspouts: Zinc-coated copper, welded joints, (4) four-inch diameter round section,
configured to match existing.
Plain Round Downspout Hook Supports: zinc coated copper single anchor round
downspout support to match existing, as approved by NYC Landmarks Preservation
Commission, installed every four feet.
Gutter Outlet: zinc coated copper fitting to attach gutter outlet to downspout
Round Wire Strainer: zinc coated copper wire strainer to fit into gutter outlet
2.6 ACCESSORY MATERIALS
A. Sealant
Sealant: One-part non-sag silicone: 795 by Dow Corning, Master Seal 122 by BASF;
Tremsil 600 by Tremco or approved equal.
Primer: As recommended by the sealant manufacturer for each substrate. All sealant
to be installed with primer unless the manufacturer states in writing that the use of
primer will negatively affect the sealant’s long-term performance.
Joint Backing
a. General: Provide Sealant backings of material that are non-staining;

compatible with joint substrates, Sealants, primers, and other joint fillers; and
are approved for applications indicated by Sealant manufacturer based on field
experience and laboratory testing.
b. Cylindrical Sealant Backings: ASTM C1330, Type C (closed-cell material

with a surface skin), as approved in writing by joint Sealant manufacturer for
joint application indicated, and of size and density to control sealant depth and
otherwise contribute to producing optimum sealant performance.
c. Bond-Breaker Tape: Polyethylene tape or other plastic tape recommended by

Sealant manufacturer for preventing Sealant from adhering to rigid, inflexible
joint-filler materials or joint surfaces at back of joint. Provide self-adhesive
tape where applicable.
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B. Membrane Strip Flashing, for use at expansion joints: 0.060-inch-thick uncured EPDM; use
manufacturer’s recommended primers, adhesives, sealants, and solvent cleaners. as
manufactured by GCP, Soprema, Henry or approved equal.
C. Release Tape: 0.006-inch-thick polyethylene, adhesive-backed on one side, width as required.
3.2 EXAMINATION
A. Examine all surfaces scheduled to receive roofing, underlayment, and flashing for roughness,
contaminants, unsound structural substrates or other conditions that may impair the roofing
application. Provide smooth, clean roofing substrates free of defects such as loose deck, holes,
uneven surface, and protruding fasteners. Promptly notify the Commissioner in writing of any
such conditions; do not commence work until all defects are remedied.
B. Verify all site conditions and dimensions by field measurements in consideration of the special
Commissioner immediately of any inconsistency between field conditions found during
demolition and those shown in Contract Drawings. The Commissioner will determine what
C. Beginning work indicates Contractor’s acceptance of the Project conditions.
3.3 DEMOLITION
A. Remove existing EPDM roofing systems down to the existing wood deck. Do not damage the
wood deck during removal.
Remove existing wood plank decking showing deterioration. Commissioner to review

the existing plank decking prior to removal and approve all areas for removal.
B. Remove all existing sheet metal flashings on the roof and wood cornices. The existing sheet
metal cupola is to remain Remove all deteriorated wood blocking under the sheet metal
flashings, and all other wood blocking scheduled for removal as shown on the Drawings.
C. Provide temporary ballast to prevent roofing components from blowing around or off the roof.
D. Remove all dirt and debris from surfaces scheduled to receive underlayment and roofing. Do
not apply the permanent roofing materials unless the exposed surface of the substrate is clean
and dry.
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3.4 GENERAL SHEET METAL INSTALLATION
A. Prior to all metal roofing and flashing installation, inspect the self-adhered membrane
underlayment for holes and tears in the membrane. Provide repair patches and liquid
membrane at edges and at all deficiencies. Extend repair patches a minimum of 6 inch beyond
the tear on all sides and seal the perimeter of the flashing with liquid membrane.
B. Except as called for in this Section, comply with all recommendations of the current edition of
Revere's "Copper and Common Sense" Standards for Details. Completed metal shall be
straight, flat, and without buckles, dents, scratches, or other blemishes.
C. Form sheet metal on a bending brake. Perform shaping, trimming, and hand seaming in the
shop as far as practicable, with the proper sheet-metal working tools. Make the angle of the
bends and the folds for interlocking the metal with full regard for expansion and contraction,
to avoid buckling or other deformation in service. All lines and arisses shall be straight and
crisp except where thickness of metal dictates radius bend, and all exposed edges shall be
hemmed 1/2-inch minimum.
D. Immediately prior to soldering, mechanically clean all metal to be soldered with steel wool or
by other acceptable means, apply flux, and pre-tin Clean metal again if it is not soldered on the
same work day. Perform all soldering slowly with well heated 3 lb coppers irons, and 10 lb.
copper irons for gutters, with properly tinned clean blunt tips. Do not use torches. Apply
enough heat to sweat the solder completely through the full width of the seam. Close clinch
lock seams gently with a block of wood and mallet, then flux and show at least one full inch of
continuous and evenly flowed solder. Whenever possible, do all soldering in flat position. All
sloped and vertical seams shall be laced and soldered a second time. Wipe and wash clean
soldered joints to remove all traces of acid from the flux immediately after the joints are made.
E. Arrange work sequence to avoid use of newly completed roofing for storage, walking surface,
and equipment movement. Protect work from mechanical damage. Notify the Commissioner
immediately if anyone abuses or damages roofing or flashing components.
F. Arrange panel layouts properly to ensure all panel penetrations are in the middle of panels.
Penetrations at seams in the metal panels are prohibited.
3.5 DECK BOARD INSTALLATION
A. Install deck board with 1/8-inch gap at panel joints.
B. Fasten deck board to substrate at required fastener spacing.
Spacing in Field or Roof: 5 inch o.c. with minimum 1-1/4-inch embedment into the
existing decking.
Spacing at Roof Corners: 3-1/2 inch o.c. with minimum 1-1/4-inch embedment into
the existing decking.
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3.6 SELF-ADHERED MEMBRANE UNDERLAYMENT INSTALLATION
A. Apply the self-adhering membrane underlayment and all ancillary products in compliance with
the manufacturer’s printed instructions and these Specifications, whichever is more stringent.
B. Prime all surfaces to receive self-adhering membrane underlayment. Apply primer only to the
area to be covered by membrane underlayment that workday. Apply the primer with a roller
or brush at the rate recommended by the manufacturer; do not spray the primer. Allow the
primer to dry until tack free or as recommended by the manufacturer.
C. Install self-adhering membrane underlayment at all “field” of roof, eaves, and at all metal
flashing as described herein and as indicated on the Drawings.
Apply over primed substrates. Begin application of sheets at eaves and work upslope
with the membrane sheets oriented horizontally; overlap the sheets a minimum of 6
inch at the ends and a minimum of 3-1/2 inch at all side laps. At valleys, provide 6-
inch minimum end lap between all sheets.
Apply sheets in longest lengths practical; shingle side laps and step end laps so they do
not “buck” water. “Reverse laps” in the membrane are not allowed and will be rejected.
Roll out the sheets on primed surfaces and align. Re-roll one half of the sheet in its
long direction and cut the release paper, taking care not to cut the membrane.
Roll the membrane underlayment onto the primed surface while pulling the release
paper in front of the roll such that once the release tape is removed, the membrane
underlayment is immediately adhered to the primed surface. Immediately after
applying the self-adhered membrane underlayment to the primed surface, hand press
it into contact with the surface and roll the entire sheet toward the lap seams with a
handheld neoprene roller. Remove air pockets and patch as described above. Create
a uniform and complete bond.
Place sheets without fishmouths and wrinkles. If fishmouths and wrinkles occur,
cutout and flatten the affected area. Cover the area with a self-adhered membrane
underlayment patch extending a minimum of 6 inch beyond the cutout on all sides.
Seal around the full perimeter of the patch with liquid membrane.
D. Install self-adhering membrane underlayment flashings as described herein and as indicated on

the Drawings.
Round or chamfer all outside corners; ensure that corners are smooth and free of sharp
protrusions. At inside corners, trowel apply a 3/4-inch fillet of liquid-applied
membrane into corners and allow to cure.
At all inside and outside corners, provide a 12-inch-wide reinforcing strip of the
membrane centered over the transition. Form smooth transitions. Do not bridge the
membrane at inside corners.
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At base of walls and curbs, extend membrane sheet up vertical surfaces (over
reinforcing strip) a minimum of 12 inch or to the top of existing curbs and parapets.
Apply manufacturer’s recommended liquid membrane over all sheet seams a minimum
of 12 inch in each direction in the following locations:
a. At all three-dimensional interior and exterior corners.
b. At transitions with gutter lining.
c. Along entire length of the base of rising walls or curbs within 3 ft. of eaves,
valleys, or transitions with low-slope roofing.
d. Seal all exposed laps and ends of membrane at temporary tie-ins each day with
mastic and remove mastic before continuing flashing installation.
Lap the self-adhering membrane underlayment over eave edge metal and under rake
edge metal. At rake edge metal, install an additional 12-inch-wide strip of self-
adhering membrane underlayment over the edge metal, extending onto the self-
adhering membrane underlayment on the field of the roof.
At roof gutter transitions, provide a starter strip of underlayment adhered to the

substrate as described above, to be installed below the sheet metal flashing. After metal
flashing is installed, proceed with general underlayment installation. Provide 6-inch
minimum overlap between starter strip and underlayment sheet upslope of the metal
flashing.
E. Pipe Penetrations
Install prefabricated copper pipe boot concurrent with roofing underlayment

installation.
Prior to installing pipe boot, install underlayment over pipe penetration. Neatly trim
underlayment to fit closely around pipe penetration, and seal membrane edge to pipe
shaft with liquid membrane.
Prefabricate a flashing collar and a rectangular piece of membrane to conform to

flashing geometry. Roll flashing collar firmly onto wall sheet and pipe shaft. Provide
3-inch-wide flashing band over the flashing collar on the pipe shaft.
Install copper pipe boot over installed underlayment and membrane flashing.
Install a copper cap over top of vent and copper tube flashing.
After installing pipe boot, install underlayment upslope of pipe penetration such that it
laps over the upslope leg of the pipe boot flashing.
F. Self-adhered membrane underlayment is slippery, particularly when wet; take proper safety
precautions.
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3.7 INSTALLATION OF LOOSE-LAID UNDERLAYMENT AND SLIP SHEET
A. Apply the loose-laid membrane underlayment and all ancillary products in compliance with the
manufacturer’s printed instructions and these Specifications, whichever is more stringent.
B. Install loose-laid underlayment with manufacturer’s recommended fasteners. Use only as

many fasteners as required to hold the underlayment in place prior to installing the sheet metal
roofing and flashing. Install fasteners only where they will be overlapped with successive
sheets of underlayment where possible.
C. Begin application of felts at bottom of slope and work up the roof slope; install the felts
horizontally over the exterior sheathing, parallel to the eaves. Install successive courses in
shingle fashion, lapping the upper course over the lower course 4-inch minimum. Reverse laps
are not allowed and will be rejected. Lap vertical joints at end laps 12 inch minimum and
stagger end laps 48-inch minimum.
D. Install slip sheet to cover all loose-laid underlayment. Use the minimum number of staples
necessary to hold the slip sheet in place.
3.8 INSTALLATION OF STANDING SEAM PANEL
A. Provide standing seam panels as shown on the Drawings. Form panels to provide 1 inch high
standing seams at 16 inch o.c., with sheets the full height of the wall; i.e. there shall be no
transverse joints. Gap adjacent panels by 1/16 inch typical
B. Form the panels by bending one edge up 1-1/2 inch and the other edge up 1-3/4 inch Cleat the
1-1/2-inch leg of the panels using 2-inch-wide cleats spaced a 12 inch o.c. along the length of
the seam; anchor the cleats into the substrate with two (2) fasteners per cleat.
C. Form a double-lock by folding the taller panel edge over the shorter edge (1/4 inch) and folding
both edges into a 1/2-inch lock joint. Fold seams down at tops of panels as detailed to run
under gutter or edge flashing. Close the lock joints, without solder, tightly, but not dented with
the mallet, to permit slight adjustment to the sheets while preserving weather-tight conditions.
D. Anchor top of each standing seam wall panel with two 2-inch-wide cleats unless noted
otherwise on Drawings.
3.9 INSTALLATION OF SHEET METAL GUTTER
A. Provide riveted and soldered metal gutter, as shown on the Drawings. Apply panels with the
long dimension perpendicular to the roof slope. Secure the panels to the deck with 2-inch-wide
copper cleats, locked onto the top and side folds, and fasten to the deck with 2 nails each,
staggered. Fold backs of cleats over the nail heads.
B. At rising walls, form a 3/4-inch fold on the edge of the panel. Provide cleats along the fold at
12 inch o.c., fastened to the substrate. Lock the horizontal flange of the base flashing onto the
lock on the panel, and "dress" down using a mallet and block of wood. Solder the locked seam
as described in these Specifications.
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3.10 INSTALLATION OF CORNICE, COPING, AND ROOF EDGE SHEET METAL

FLASHING
A. Layout metal flashing to minimize transverse joints. Detail transverse joints in all flashing
pieces to provide a watertight connection and allow for expansion/contraction of the metal as
shown on the Drawings. Provide pre-fabricated corner pieces with joints locked and soldered
watertight or riveted and soldered watertight. Space rivets at 1 inch o.c. in staggered pattern
unless otherwise indicated. Unless shown otherwise on the Drawings, provide expansion joints
at 24 ft. o.c. max. and at 2 ft. away from all changes in flashing direction (each side) and from
all terminations of flashing. Form flashing joints as follows:
Non-expansion Joints: Lock 3/4 inch or rivet 1 inch o.c. staggered and solder.
Expansion Joints: Lap 4 inch, apply release tape over edge of metal, and apply EPDM
strip flashing and metal cover plate as shown on the Drawings.
Set cornice flashing in saw-cut reglet in masonry bed joint above cornice. Install seal
in this reglet as described in these specifications.
3.11 INSTALLATION OF ROOF HATCH
A. Install roof hatch according to the manufacturer’s installation instructions.
B. Install self-adhered roofing underlayment as separator sheet where necessary to prevent

galvanic action between dissimilar materials.
3.12 INSTALLATION OF GUTTER DRAINAGE
A. Install gutter drains according to the manufacturer’s installation requirements and these
Specifications. The more stringent requirement shall apply.
B. See Related Sections for fluid-applied gutter waterproofing lining requirements. Lap fluid-
applied gutter lining into drain
C. Install downspouts with specified straps and anchors spaced no less than
10 ft. o.c.
D. All downspout connections to be riveted and fully soldered as described in these Specifications.
3.13 INSTALLATION OF JOINT SEALANTS
A. Clean all joint substrates down to bare substrate and in accordance with the manufacturer’s
other requirements.
B. Tape off adjacent surfaces with painter’s tape prior to installing sealants.
C. Prime all sealant substrates according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
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D. Install joint sealants according to the manufacturer’s installation instructions and ASTM
C1193.
E. Tool all seals to a slightly concave profile.
F. Remove masking tape immediately after installing sealants.
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SECTION 08 63 00
COPPER SHEET METAL-CLAD SKYLIGHTS
PART 1 – GENERAL
1.2 SUMMARY


1. Work of this Section includes all labor, materials, equipment, and services necessary
to complete the Project and coordination as specified herein, including the following:
a. Removal and replacement of all skylights with new copper sheet metal-clad
skylights, as shown on the Drawings and described herein.
1. Section 076000 – Sheet Metal Roofing and Flashing.
D. For all Contract Work described, provide and install the following components and their
subcomponents of work required to provide a complete system, including but not limited to the
following:
1. Glass and glazing.
2. Framing systems (as applicable) which may include:
a. Extruded aluminum framing with steel stiffeners.
b. Fabricated steel framing.
3. Sealants and gaskets.
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4. Fixings and fastenings.
5. Zinc-coated copper sheet metal cladding.
6. Flashings.
7. Anchors and inserts used to attach to building structure.
8. Pre-construction mockups, Samples, and testing.
9. Field testing.
A. The Contractor’s materials, and workmanship shall comply with current codes. Where their
requirements are to a lower standard than required by this Contract Document, this document
shall take precedence. Refer to the following with the most recent amendments and their
references:
1. 2014 New York City Building Code.
2. 2014 New York City Fire Code.
B. References and industry standards listed in this Specification Section are applicable to this
work. Unless more restrictive criteria or differing requirements are explicitly stated in the
Specifications, the recommendations, provisions, and/or requirements described in the
referenced standards shall be deemed mandatory and applicable to the specified work.
1. American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA)
2. American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)
3. American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
4. ASTM International (ASTM)
5. American Welding Society (AWS)
6. Glass Association of North America (GANA)
7. National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC)
8. Safety Glazing Certification Council (SGCC).
A. General Prescriptive Requirements

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1. Each skylight shall be fabricated by a single manufacturer to conform to drawing

details and including but not limited to the following requirements:
a. Sizes and configurations to match existing historical skylights.
b. Skylights to match new sheet metal roof slope.
2. For all elements outside of the vapor barrier plane, use materials suitable for external
conditions that will not deteriorate as a result of weathering:
a. Elements shall resist the deleterious effects of water, cleaning agents,

temperature variations expected from the specified temperature ranges,
gaseous pollutants (including ozone), weak acids deriving from gaseous
pollutants dissolved in water, and ultraviolet (UV) radiation exposure during
installation and in service.
b. Include separators to prevent bimetallic corrosion.
c. Use suitable grade of stainless steel for all fasteners outside or through the
vapor barrier.
(1) Seal all fasteners that penetrate through vapor barrier with material
chemically compatible with the fastener and adjacent materials.
d. Use suitable grade of stainless steel or aluminum for all brackets outside the
vapor barrier.
e. Do not use different metals for significant structural connections that occur
outboard of the vapor barrier plane unless:
(1) The connection can incorporate bimetallic separators.
(2) The connection can be fully inspected after installation is complete

using the Project’s maintenance access system.
3. Use materials in the Contract Work chemically compatible with their adjacent
materials.
a. Where flexible or sheet vapor control materials are connected together or to

other systems, lap and continuously seal with chemically compatible materials
and mechanically restrain.
4. Site-applied Sealant is not acceptable as part of the primary weather sealing system
unless shown on the Architectural Drawings or noted within this Section.
5. Do not use Glazing to provide lateral support to framing members.
6. Provide laminated safety glass.

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7. All external areas of the Contract Work shall be accessible for maintenance and repair.
a. All gaskets, where possible, shall be accessible for inspection / replacement.
B. General Performance
1. Comply with performance requirements specified herein, and as validated by

pre-construction mockup testing as described in Related Sections.
2. Contract Work shall:
a. Withstand and accommodate the stresses and movements induced by the

specified cambers, estimated deflections, relative deflections, and the long-
term movements associated with settlement of the foundations, or any other
movements of the structure, changes in temperature, moisture content, and
chemical changes.
b. Include suitable allowances for the specified construction tolerances.
c. Withstand the specified deleterious and degrading effects of radiation from the
sun, weathering, atmospheric pollution, vermin, fungi, and other growths for
the required service life without maintenance in excess of routine cleaning and
minor repairs.
d. Have resistance to combustion and fire spread appropriate to each part.
e. Prevent casual and unlawful entry into the building.
f. Cleaning and maintenance of the Contract Work shall be carried out easily,
without interfering the function of the building.
g. Panels, Glazing beads, structural silicone assemblies, and decorative capping

pieces shall remain securely held and gaskets shall not be displaced.
3. Failure includes the inability of the Contract Work to meet the performance
requirements set forth in this and Related Sections, in addition to the following:
a. Noise or vibration created by wind, and thermal and structural movements.
b. Secondary Glass damage and/or damage due to falling components of the

Contract Work.
c. Staining of adjacent components or wetting of interior building components.
4. Glass shall meet the requirements of ASTM E1300.
5. Provide Glazing meeting the performance and loading criteria specified in Related
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6. Provide Glass meeting the specified thickness and heat-treatment.
a. Use thinner lites than indicated only with Commissioner’s approval. Thinner
lites will require the Contractor to submit calculations showing that the glass
meets the project and requirements performed by a Professional Engineer
licensed in the State of New York.
(1) Design sloped Glazing for a probability of breakage not greater than
0.001.
b. Subdivide Glazing types into more subtypes only with the Commissioner’s
approval.
7. Failure includes, but is not limited to:
a. Glass breakage; inclusive of spontaneous Glass breakage and any secondary

breakage caused by failure of other Glass or components.
C. Detailed System Requirements
1. The Contract Work adopts a fully framed and mechanically pressure-capped custom
zinc-coated copper sheet metal-clad aluminum-framed skylight system.
2. This system shall be:
a. Dry and factory installed onto extruded aluminum framing skylight system.
(1) Mechanically restrained glazing and panels will have pressure cap
separated from the face of the glazing by gaskets. Mechanically attach
decorative pressure cap covers to pressure caps.
b. Pressure equalized to the back of the glazing pocket.
c. Incorporate a secondary drainage system behind the weathering seals that

drains to the outside via a baffled weep path. This system will:
(1) Allow complete drainage of water from rebates to outside.
(2) Eliminate standing water on or around the edge of insulated glazed

units, panes, and Panels.
(3) Allow ventilation of the edges of the glazed units.
d. Incorporate a continuous internal air seal and vapor barrier that shall also act
as second line of defense against water ingress.
(1) All interfaces with adjacent systems shall accommodate the

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the Glazing pocket of the framing system. This integration shall

provide for a continuous air and vapor system from the Glazing system
to that of adjacent systems.
e. Provide the following when all tolerances are accommodated, and the most
onerous combination of movements occur (including wind sway):
(1) Sufficient edge cover on all Glazed units and Panels to maintain
weathering and structural performance around their perimeter.
(2) Clearance to edges of all Glass panes or Panels of at least 1/8 in.
everywhere around their perimeter.
f. Incorporate thermal isolation devices / thermal breaks wherever possible to

minimize thermal bridging.
g. Be capable of being re-glazed from outside of the building.
h. Sealed with sealant at joints between horizontal and vertical framing members.
Incorporate an interconnected condensation gutter system that drains to the
outside via a baffled weep path.
D. Structural Performance
1. Contract Work shall transmit the design loads as specified below to the building
structure via the points of attachment as designed and built, with an adequate margin
of safety appropriate to each material and product as required the listed Reference
Standards.
2. As required, the various load cases and combinations of load cases acting on structural
elements are considered.
3. Coordinate all loads imposed on the building structure with the Commissioner for
review and approval.
4. Glazing shall transmit, and resist loads and their combinations as defined by the
associated building enclosure system, to the supporting framing of that system.
5. Glass is designed to resist thermal stresses induced by differential shading.
a. For proposed substitutions, provide thermal stress analysis for each exterior
Glass type for each building elevation or facet of the building enclosure, as
appropriate.
(1) Analysis shall clearly indicate all expected service temperature ranges
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(2) Append to the thermal stress analysis a statement from the Glass
manufacturer that, based upon this analysis the resulting thermal
stresses will not increase the specified “statistical probability of
breakage”.
E. Movement Performance
1. The Contract Work shall accommodate movements developed by the building

structure without any reduction in the performance below the minimum levels required
herein. This includes but is not limited to:
a. Movements due to design gravity and live loads.
b. Movements under repeated cycles of the design wind loads.
c. Movements due to seismic loads.
d. Changes in dimension and shape arising from specified building movements,

including settlement, shrinkage, elastic shortening, floor beam deflections,
creep, wind sway, twisting and racking, and thermal and moisture movement.
These include, but are not limited to, movements due to any joint in the
supporting structure or building frame.
F. Deflection Performance
1. Provide Contract Work that accommodates the dimensional construction tolerances of

building structure and other adjacent constructions.
2. Under design loads and their combinations, deflections of elements shall be less than:
a. Normal to the face of the wall plane:
(1) Elements Supporting Insulated Glazing: Less than L/175 whereby L

is the length of the supported edge of the glazing.
(2) Elements Supporting Plaster, Masonry, or Brittle Items: Less than

span/500.
(3) Non-Glass Spandrel Elements: Span/175.
b. Parallel to the face of the wall plane, limited to the lesser amount of either:
(1) That which reduces glazing bite to less than 75% of the design
dimension.
(2) That which reduces edge clearance between framing members and
glazing or other fixed components to less than 25% of the design
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c. Cantilevered elements shall deflect less than 2L/175, where L represents the
length of the cantilevered element.
3. Contract Work shall accommodate thermal deflections and movements resulting from
the following maximum change (range) in ambient and surface temperatures. Changes
in dimension resulting from changes in temperature in any of its parts, its supporting
framework, and brackets shall not result in any reduction in the specified performance.
a. Engineering calculation is based on surface temperatures of materials due to

both solar heat gain and night-time-sky heat loss. As per AAMA 501.5, all
system components shall noiselessly withstand thermal movements and shall
not buckle, distort, crack, cause failure of glass and/or joint seals, or develop
undue stresses on the finished surfaces, materials, fixing assemblies, or
building structure.
(1) Contract Work shall meet these requirements under the following
conditions:
(a) Total Temperature Range: 120°F, ambient; 180°F, material

surfaces.
(b) Test Interior Ambient Air Temperature: 70°F.
4. Contract Work shall accommodate deflections and/or movements resulting from

moisture without any reduction in the specified performance. This includes:
a. Changes in moisture content of Contract Work components, including those

due to wetting from rain.
b. Expansion of absorbed or retained moisture due to freezing.
5. The Contract Work shall avoid introducing locked-in stresses that may be detrimental
to the performance of the Contract Work during the service life.
a. Stresses include, but are not limited to, those that can develop in an individual
Panel if the various fasteners and connections securing it in position are so
rigid that they do not allow for thermal or other movement in that Panel.
6. For Glass supported on all four edges, center-of-glass deflection at design wind
pressure or suction will not exceed 1/90 times the short-side length or 1 in., whichever
is less.
7. Applicable Testing Requirements
a. Uniform Load Structural Deflection Performance
(1) The Contract Work shall demonstrate compliance with the deflection
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b. Uniform Ultimate Load Structural Deflection Performance
(1) The Contract Work shall not show evidence of material failures,
structural distress, or permanent deformation exceeding
0.2% of span when tested according to ASTM E330 at 150% of the
peak design load (positive or negative).
G. Weatherproofing Performance
1. The Contract Work, including all joints between it and other elements of Contract
Work, shall prevent leakage of water into the interior of the building from the
weathering line of the assembly, under the action of wind pressure, kinetic energy,
gravity, surface tension, or capillary action. It shall also prevent water entering into
those parts of the Contract Work adversely affected by the presence of water.
a. All joints within the Contract Work shall maintain their watertightness under
the loads and movements specified herein.
b. Incorporate weathering principles within the Contract Work and interfacing

with adjacent elements of Contract Work compatible with the weathering
principles adopted by the adjacent elements.
c. Detailing and waterproofing must ensure that water from ponding or reservoirs
is directed away from the Contract Work such that water will not build up a
pressure head or impose forces onto the building enclosure seals and
components.
d. Detailing must ensure that water collected within Contract Work elements is
positively drained to the outside of the Contract Work.
(1) Drainage of water along edge seals of insulated glazed units is not
permitted unless written confirmation is provided by the unit
manufacturer stating that the design life, required service life, and
warranty of the unit is unaffected.
2. Incorporate elements and details in the Contract Work to provide a continuous vapor
barrier system.
a. Design elements exterior of the vapor barrier plane so they are suitable for
exterior conditions and experience weathering without any loss in performance
as specified.
(1) No element of the Contract Work shall be encapsulated between two

vapor barrier planes.
b. Vapor control elements shall maintain their performance and properties for the
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c. Where vapor control elements will be exposed to interior conditions during

construction, select suitable materials to ensure elements are not easily
damaged during the installation of the Contract Work or adjacent
constructions.
(1) Easily damaged materials include, but are not limited to, foil facing
attached to other products, including insulation.
a. Static Pressure Water Infiltration
(1) Contract Work shall demonstrate compliance with the

weatherproofing performance criteria when tested according to ASTM
E331 at a minimum static air pressure differential of 20% of the peak
positive wind load design pressure, but not less than 15 psf.
(2) No evidence of water inboard of the weathering line plane when

tested.
b. Dynamic Pressure Water Infiltration
(1) The Contract Work shall demonstrate compliance with the

weatherproofing performance criteria when tested according to
AAMA 501.1 at a minimum static air pressure differential of 20% of
the peak positive wind-load design pressure, but not less than 15 psf.
(2) No evidence of water inboard of the weathering line plane when

tested.
c. Primary and Condensation Gutter Continuity Testing
(1) Contract Work shall demonstrate that the primary and condensation
gutters provide a continuous path for water to drain from any high
point of the system to the exterior without any evidence of water
inboard of the weathering line of the system with the exception of each
respective gutter.
4. Static Pressure Air Infiltration
a. Maximum air leakage through the Contract Work areas of the Project shall be
the lesser of the requirements determined according to one half the value
allowed.
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(1) The Contract Work shall demonstrate compliance with the air
infiltration criteria listed in this Section when tested according to
ASTM E283 and to the pressure differential referenced.
H. Fire Performance
1. The Contract Work shall comply with the relevant fire resistance, smoke sealing, and
fire stopping recommendations stated.
2. Component materials shall not give off toxic fumes.
I. Lightning Protection and Grounding Performance
1. The Contractor shall coordinate as necessary with the Main / General Contractor
responsible for the lightning protection and grounding systems as required and shall
agree on appropriate connection points with it for review by the Commissioner.
a. No external tapes or visible connections will be accepted.
b. Provide electrically continuous vertical and horizontal metallic framework

elements and supporting structures of the building enclosure for the purposes
of lightning protection and grounding. Provide bonding of the framework to
the rest of the lightning protection and grounding system. Ensure all non-
conductive thermal breaks are electrically continuous.
J. Infestation
1. Contract Work shall be resistant to attack or infestation by micro-organisms, fungi,

insects, or other vermin.
K. Spectral Reflectivity
1. Spectral reflectivity of all building enclosure elements shall comply with the
requirements along with all other performance requirements specified.
1.5 ACTION SUBMITTALS
A. Refer to General Conditions
B. Shop drawings showing skylight construction and installation, based on field measurements by
the Contractor. Shop drawings are to be scaled at layout at 1/4 in. = 1 ft-0 in. and details at 1-
1/2 in. = 1 ft-0 in. Show all adjacent flashing including exact profile, lengths, joints,
terminations and methods of attachment. Shop drawings are to be wholly developed by the
contractor in CAD. Do not submit copies of the architectural details, manufacturer’s standard
details, or details from industry standard installation guides as shop drawings. Shop drawings
are to show materials and dimensions. Shop drawings are to show all details as described
below, as well as additional details that the Commissioner may require, including isometric
details.

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a. Details showing all anchorage, flashing, rafter, purlin, glazing, and framing
construction.
b. Details for all typical and unique conditions.
C. Calculations
1. Provide structural data for the skylight and Glazing showing that it meets the Project
requirements.
D. Testing Reports
1. Weather Test Certificate
a. Present certificates of weathering performance test results of a completed

installation, utilizing a similar system, under similar loads and of similar size
and geometry to the Project, demonstrating that performance requirements of
Contract Work can be met.
E. Product Data and manufacturer’s installation instructions.
F. Samples of skylight framing and cladding assembly and glazing.
G. Quality Control Plan.
1.6 INFORMATIONAL SUBMITTALS
A. Welding Certificates
B. Energy Performance Certificates
1. For Contract Work, provide labeled and certified performance from the manufacturer
according to the requirements and by reference ASHRAE 90.1.
a. Static pressure air infiltration performance shall be certified and labeled per
NFRC 400 requirements.
2. Indicate whether certification is based on actual test of assembled components or on

calculation.
C. Product Test Reports
1. Indicating compliance with performance requirements as required.
D. Quality Control Reports
1. Fabricator reports.
2. Field reports.

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E. Qualifications
1. A letter certifying that the installing Contractor has previously, and satisfactorily
installed systems specified herein on projects of similar size and scope, under
manufacturer’s supervision.
2. Letters from the manufacturer shall be on letterhead and signed by an officer of the
company, not by a local sales representative.
1.7 CLOSEOUT SUBMITTALS
A. Refer to General Condistions
B. Completion of Work: Upon completion of installation of the Contract Work installation,

submit written certification that the manufacturer’s representative has supervised the work of
this Section and that all materials are correctly installed.
1.8 MOCKUPS
A. Working in conjunction with the related sections, construct the full-scale mock-ups indicated
Notify the Commissioner at least 48 hrs before starting work on the mock-up. Do not proceed
Provide the following mock-ups, at locations chosen by the Commissioner:
1. One complete skylight.
B. The mock-up will be used to establish both technical and aesthetic standards for the remainder
of the project. Reconstruct the mock-up as many times as necessary to meet the
Commissioner’s approval, without additional cost to the City of New York. The approved
mock-up sample may become part of the finished roof installation.
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C. Notify the Commissioner immediately of any inconsistencies between the field conditions and
those shown in the Contract Drawings. The Commissioner will determine what modifications
or additional repairs are necessary.
D. Plans and dimensions under which the Work is to be performed are based on the available
openings. No additional compensation of time extension will be made for dimensional errors
or discoverable inaccuracies about existing conditions in the Contract Documents.
E. Environmental requirements:
1. Schedule and execute all work to avoid exposing the building and its contents to
2. Do not install any material at ambient weather conditions that are outside the limits of
3. Do not install if wind is gusting more than 15 mph, or interferes with proper
installation.
F. Where work is performed above or near roofing or flashing surfaces, clean the work areas free
of all debris including fasteners, scrap metal, and metal shards, on a daily basis. Notify the
Commissioner immediately if any damage to the roofing or flashing system is observed,
regardless of the source of the damage.
A. Protect Glazing materials according to manufacturer's written instructions. Prevent damage to

Glass and Glazing materials from condensation, temperature changes, direct exposure to sun,
and other causes.
B. Deliver Glass to the site bearing the manufacturer's label, complete with Glazing instructions
where applicable.
C. Comply with all other manufacturer’s requirements.
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separate Contracts.

1. Schedule construction operations in the sequence required to obtain the best results
2. Coordinate installation of different components to ensure maximum accessibility for

3. Make provisions to accommodate items scheduled for later installation.
1. Prepare similar memoranda for the Commissioner and subcontractors where


the work. Such administrative activities include the following:
1. Preparation of schedules.
2. Installation and removal of temporary facilities.
3. Delivery and processing of submittals.
4. Progress meetings.
5. Project closeout activities.
A. Refer to DDC General Conditions
B. The contractor or subcontractor that will perform work of this section must within the last five
at least three (3) projects similar in scope and type to the required work.

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C. Pre-Installation Conference
1. Conduct conference at Project site at least two (2) weeks prior to scheduled
installers of other work in and around roofing and flashing that must precede, follow,
or penetrate waterproofing including subcontractors from other trades, the
Commissioner, manufacturers of products involved in installation, and inspectors.
2. Review methods and procedures related to Contract Work.
3. Review structural load limitations.
4. Review and finalize construction schedule and verify availability of materials,

delays.
5. Review required testing, inspecting, and certifying procedures.
6. Review temporary protection requirements for fragile materials during and after
installation.
D. Certification of Materials: Prior to commencement of fabrication, obtain certification from the

inspection.
E. Availability of Shop Drawings: Provide a copy of all applicable Drawings, including Shop
Drawings, and Specifications at the site during all work covered under this and Related
Sections.
F. Notification: Notify the Commissioner in writing at least 72 hrs prior to the initial installation
G. Provide site access to the authorized representative(s) including inspectors, the Commissioner,
and manufacturers’ for inspection of the Contract Work.
H. Glazing Publications: Comply with published recommendations of Glass product

manufacturers and organizations below, unless more stringent requirements are indicated.
Refer to these publications for Glazing terms not otherwise defined in this Section or in
referenced standards.
1. GANA Publications: Laminated Glazing Reference Manual and Glazing Manual.
2. AAMA Publications: GDSG-1 – Glass Design for Sloped Glazing and TIR-A7 –
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3. IGMA Publications: TB-3001 – Guidelines for Sloped Glazing and TM-3000 – North
American Glazing Guidelines for Sealed Insulating Glass Units for Commercial and
Residential Use.
I. Safety Glass: Comply with the applicable requirements, wherever requirements conflict the
more stringent shall apply. As a minimum, provide Category II materials complying with
testing requirements in 16 CFR Part 12 and ANSI Z97.1.
1. Safety Glazing Labeling: Where safety Glazing labeling is indicated, permanently

mark Glazing with certification label of the SGCC or another certification agency.
Label shall indicate manufacturer's name, type of Glass, thickness, and safety Glazing
standard with which Glass complies.
2. For Glazing types with multiple lites of Glass, laminated or assembled into an insulated
unit, where safety labeling is required provide labels that align in position and
orientation from lite to lite.
1.13 WARRANTY
A. Submit manufacturer’s warranty certifying the skylight assembly was furnished and installed
in accordance with the Drawings and Specifications, as amended by any changes authorized
by the Commissioner, and skylight assembly is free from defects in materials and will be
weathertight for a period of 10 years from the date of substantial completion of the Contract
Work. Manufacturer shall agree to promptly repair and/or replace defective materials to "like
new condition," including any exploratory work, required to determine the cause, during the
warranty period, at no additional cost to the City of New York. The Contractor shall furnish
executed manufacturers’ warranty to Commissioner at substantial completion.
PART 2 – PRODUCTS
2.1 MANUFACTURERS
A. Basis of Design Product:
1. Basic Single-Slope System, 350-Series Framing, by Super Sky Products Enterprises,

LLC.
a. Skylights to include an intermediate rafter at the mid-span.
B. Subject to compliance with requirements, products from other manufacturers that may be
incorporated into the Work include the following:
1. Glazing Vision USA
2. Custom Metal and Glass
3. Or approved equal.

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2.2 MATERIALS
A. Aluminum Components
1. Manufacturer’s recommended alloy and temper meeting the requirements and

standards listed herein for type of use and finish indicated in accordance with:
a. Sheet and Plate: ASTM B209.
b. Extruded Bars, Rods, Profiles, and Tubes: ASTM B221.
c. Extruded Structural Pipe and Tubes: ASTM B429.
d. Structural Profiles: ASTM B308/B308M.
e. Welding Rods and Bare Electrodes: AWS A5.10 / A5.10M.
B. Steel Components

a. Structural Shapes, Plates, and Bars: ASTM A36/A36M/A572.
b. Cold-Rolled Sheet and Strip: ASTM A1008/A1008M.
c. Hot-Rolled Sheet and Strip: ASTM A1011/A1011M.
d. Galvanized Sheet: ASTM A653/A653M.
C. Stainless Steel

a. Plate, Sheet and Strip: ASTM A240/A240M.
2. With a Pitting Resistance Equivalence Number (PREN) greater than 24.5 calculated
using the formula ‘PREN = %Cr + 3.3 x %Mo + 16 x %N’ based on the minimum
compositions for Chromium, Molybdenum, and Nitrogen given in ASTM A240 or
equivalent.
3. In areas where stainless steel may be used in proximity to a water feature, sea spray,
or salts, the alloy chosen will not corrode or exhibit any surface pitting in its installed
condition or require regular maintenance to prevent corrosion.
a. Non-austenitic alloys including the following shall be used:
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(2) 317L.
2.3 FINISHES
A. Zinc-coated Copper Sheet Metal Cladding: See Related Sections.
B. Aluminum Components
1. Concealed Components
a. Provide either High-Performance Organic Finish, Powdercoat Finish, or Clear

Anodic Finish.
C. Steel Components
1. Zinc coated by hot-dip process according to ASTM A123/A123M, ASTM

A653/A653M or ASTM A153/A153M, after fabrication as applicable.
a. Galvanized sheet shall have a minimum coating designation of G90 according

to ASTM A653/A653M.
b. Following pickling operations, hold steel at more than 212°F to ensure a

uniform temperature, either prior to, or after fluxing.
2. Concealed Components
a. Use a zinc-rich, corrosion-resistant primer, complying with

SSPC-PS Guide applied immediately after surface preparation and
pretreatment.
b. Select surface preparation methods according to recommendations in SSPC-

PS and prepare surfaces according to applicable SSPC standard.
D. Stainless Steel Components
1. Surface Preparation
a. Remove tool and die marks and stretch lines, or blend into finish.
2.4 FRAMING
A. Framing members shall comply with the profiles shown in the Architectural Drawings and with
the performance requirements set forth in these Specifications.
2.5 BRACKETS, FASTENERS AND ANCHORAGE
A. Fasteners

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1. Provide the manufacturer’s recommended fasteners to anchor the skylights in place,

subject to the requirements listed below.
2. Fasteners shall meet no less than the most stringent standards, or the following
requirements:
a. Fasteners used for aluminum components shall be as per the Aluminum

Association Aluminum Design Manual (AA-ADM1).
b. Allowable loads for fasteners shall be the lesser of the fastener manufacturers’
requirements or per AAMA TIR-A9 with the most recent amendments.
c. When utilizing a fastener that is not included in any of the above references,
available standards, or design guides, the fastener shall provide a minimum
factor of safety of 4 for permissible load design of anchoring assemblies.
3. Fasteners used shall account for any reduction in safe working loads due to their
spacing, edge distance, embedment, location in areas of tension, or proximity to cast-
in inserts/existing fasteners, or thickness of shims.
4. Unless shown in the Architectural Drawings, exposed fasteners shall not be visible.
a. Where exposed fasteners are shown and required, use countersunk security
heads.
5. All exterior fasteners or fasteners in wet areas shall be of a suitable grade of stainless
steel. Use weather coatings for corrosion resistance only with Commissioner’s
approval.
6. Select and coordinate with the weatherproofing system manufacturer all exterior
fasteners required to penetrate a self-sealing weatherproofing system to ensure self-
sealing occurs.
7. Highlight the general requirement for torqueing of bolts in the Shop Drawings and
clearly state tightening torque values.
B. Brackets and Anchorage
1. Shimming required to accommodate local variations in construction tolerances only.

State the maximum allowable shim dimension in the Shop Drawings.
C. General
1. All brackets and fasteners used shall have no risk of loosening due to the effects of
vibrations, or to the cyclic effects of load, deflections, and thermal movements.
2. Do not cut reinforcement or other obstructions without the approval of the

Commissioner.

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2.6 FLASHING
A. Refer to Related Sections for performance requirements.
2.7 GASKETS
A. General
1. Do not install gaskets/dry weather seals in a pre-stretched condition.
2. Gaskets shall be accessible for inspection/replacement.
3. Gaskets and seals used shall achieve the required weather and airtightness in
accordance with ASTM C716 to fully accommodate the range of dimensional
tolerances associated with fabrication and installation of the Contract Work. Form
with materials capable of maintaining their elastic qualities, dimensions, and resistance
to physical and chemical attack sufficient to maintain the full performance during the
design life. Gaskets shall be free from contact and migration stain and shall be
compatible with all substrate, Sealant and finishes with which they may come in
contact.
4. Gaskets shall maintain their performance and properties for the expected service life
of the product.
5. Gaskets shall be free of mold flash.
B. Extruded rubber gaskets shall comply with ASTM C509.
1. Dense compression gaskets shall be molded or extruded, of profile and hardness

required to maintain watertight seal, made from silicone complying with ASTM
C1115.
a. Use where soft compression gaskets will be compressed by inserting dense

compression gaskets on opposite side of glazing or pressure applied by means
of pressure-glazing stops on opposite side of glazing.
2. Soft compression gaskets shall be extruded or molded, closed-cell,

integral-skinned silicone gaskets complying with ASTM C509, Type II, black; of
profile and hardness required to maintain watertight seal.
2.8 GLAZING
A. Float Glass
1. ASTM C1036, Type II, Quality-Form 2, Finish I, Class I unless otherwise indicated.
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3. To reduce possibility of Glass color range rejection, supplier of clear Glass products
shall provide Glass from a single facility using stockpiled batch run materials from a
single source for the entire Project.
4. Float Glass Quality Imperfection Limitations: In addition to the limitations included

under ASTM C1036, all Glass supplied shall meet the following quality standards:
a. Point Blemishes: Seeds/stones with distortion, stain spots, dirt, or surface

damage shall be limited to 0.06 in. maximum separated
by ≥ 12 in.
b. Glass scratch/rubs shall be rejected if detectable at 10 ft.
c. Water blow off stains, tag residue, and handprints are not permitted.
5. Provide chamfered edges.
B. Heat-Treated Float Glass
1. Heat-treated lites to comply with ASTM C1048 and associated requirements specified
herein for float Glass.
a. For uncoated Glass, comply with requirements for Condition A.
b. For coated vision Glass, comply with requirements for Condition C (other
coated Glass).
2. Fabrication Quality Requirements: The allowable range of defects in heat-treated

Glass shall be as accepted through Glass Sample submissions. Installed heat-treated
Glass products outside of the accepted Sample range are subject to rejection by the
Commissioner. In order to reduce the possibility of Glass rejections, the supplier of
heat-treated Glass products shall provide Glass production runs for the entire Project
from a single facility. The allowable range of defects are defined as follows:
a. Bow and edge dip shall be half than the figures stated in relevant ASTM
standards.
b. Roller wave distortion shall be limited to 0.006 in. over 12 in.
c. Roller wave distortion shall be parallel to bottom edge of Glass as installed

unless otherwise indicated.
(1) Measure roller wave distortion of curved Glass over the arc length of
12 in. of the curved edge.
d. Chill cracks, roller marks, and picture framing are not permitted.
e. Tracking / Cloud, and Heat Dimples: Shall be rejected if detectable at 10 ft.

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C. Prior to heat treatment, cut Glass to required sizes as determined by accurate measurement of
openings to be glazed, making allowance for required edge clearances. Cut and process edges
in accordance with Glass manufacturer's recommendations. Do not cut or treat edges in the
field.
D. Laminated Float Glass
1. Comply with ASTM C1172, and comply with testing requirements in 16 CFR Part 12
for Category II materials, and with other specified requirements.
2. Use materials that have a proven record of no tendency to bubble, discolor, or lose
physical and mechanical properties after fabrication and installation.
3. Where laminated Glass edges will be in direct contact with adjacent materials such as
Sealants, provide one of the following:
a. Manufacturers test data demonstrating long-term durability of the interlayer

against delamination, discoloration, or any other loss of performance.
b. Provide edge protection tape demonstrating compatibility with the Glass

interlayer and adjacent material.
4. Laminating Quality Requirements
a. Prior to laminating, cut Glass to required sizes and profiles as determined by

accurate measurement of openings to be glazed, making allowance for
required edge clearances. Cut and process edges in accordance with Glass
manufacturer’s recommendations. Do not cut or treat edges in the field.
b. Fabricate laminated Glass to produce Glass free of scuff vinyl markings,

handprints, tag residue, and foreign substances such as lint, hair, vinyl
shavings in the central Glass area and the outer 20 percent area when viewed
from a distance of 3 feet and 10 feet respectively. Handprints, tag residue,
scuff vinyl markings and foreign substances must be separated by distance
greater than 12 inches if not detectable at less than the viewing distances.
c. Delaminations, blow-ins, short interlayers, and air or gas pockets shall not be
permitted in the central Glass area. In the outer 20 percent area, delamination
will not be permitted, blow-ins, air or gas pockets, and short interlayers shall
be limited to a maximum dimension of 0.1 inches in diameter, and 0.06 inches
long respectively.
d. Hazing: Hazing or clouding due to improper fabrication of the laminate

interlayers is not acceptable
e. No splicing of the interlayer material is permitted.

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f. Laminate units with the specified interlayer in autoclave with heat plus
pressure process in strict accordance with the interlayer manufacturer’s
requirements for the following:
(1) Vacuum bag pressure and pre-vacuum times.
(2) Relative humidity.
(3) Provide quality data of fabrication process.
(4) Heat strengthening flatness.
(5) Autoclave settings including temperature, pressure, and time.
g. Permanent deformation of the Glass during lamination which causes

debonding stress on the interlayer shall be limited to 1/100th of the bond
strength of the laminate. Provide procedures to comply with this criterion at
the edges of each laminated unit.
5. Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, available products that may be

incorporated into the Glazing PVB include:
a. Basis of Design Manufacturer:
(1) Kuraray; Trosifol, Clear
b. Subject to compliance with requirements, products from other manufacturers

that may be incorporated into the Work include, the following:
(1) Du Pont; SentryGlas, Clear
(2) Saflex; Solar, Clear
(3) Approved equal.
E. Skylight Glass Makeup
1. Skylight glass shall consist of two 3/16 inch thick lites of heat-strengthened glass
laminated together with a 0.30 inch thick PVB interlayer.
2.9 SEALANTS
A. Single-component sealants shall be non-sag, neutral-curing silicone complying with ASTM

C920, Grade NS, for Use NT. Type S or M Class shall be selected based upon specific use in
each Referenced System and the movement requirements of the locations where Sealants will
be applied.

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B. Manufacturers:
1. Dow Corning Corporation.
2. GE Advanced Materials.
3. Tremco Spectren 2
4. Or approved equal
C. Colors of Exposed Joint Sealants
1. As selected by Commissioner from manufacturer's full range.
D. Joint Sealant Backing
1. General: Provide Sealant backings of material that are non-staining; compatible with
joint substrates, Sealants, primers, and other joint fillers; and are approved for
applications indicated by Sealant manufacturer based on field experience and
laboratory testing.
2. Cylindrical Sealant Backings: ASTM C1330, Type C (closed-cell material with a

surface skin), as approved in writing by joint Sealant manufacturer for joint application
indicated, and of size and density to control sealant depth and otherwise contribute to
producing optimum sealant performance.
3. Bond-Breaker Tape: Polyethylene tape or other plastic tape recommended by Sealant

manufacturer for preventing Sealant from adhering to rigid, inflexible joint-filler
materials or joint surfaces at back of joint. Provide self-adhesive tape where
applicable.
E. Primer: Material recommended by joint Sealant manufacturer where required for adhesion of
Sealant to joint substrates indicated, as determined from preconstruction joint Sealant-substrate
tests and field tests. All Sealants to receive primer unless the manufacturer states in writing
that use of primer will adversely affect the Sealant’s adhesion or long-term performance.
F. Cleaners for Nonporous Surfaces: Chemical cleaners acceptable to manufacturers of Sealants

and Sealant-backing materials, free of oily residues or other substances capable of staining or
harming joint substrates and adjacent nonporous surfaces in any way, and formulated to
promote optimum adhesion of Sealants to joint substrates.
G. Masking Tape: Non-staining, nonabsorbent material compatible with joint Sealants and
surfaces adjacent to joints.
2.10 GLAZING TAPES
A. Back-Bedding Mastic Glazing Tapes: Preformed, butyl-based, 100% solids elastomeric tape;
nonstaining and nonmigrating in contact with nonporous surfaces; with or without spacer rod

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as recommended in writing by tape and Glass manufacturers for application indicated; and
complying with ASTM C1281 and AAMA 800 for products indicated below:
1. AAMA 806.1 tape, for Glazing applications where tape is subject to continuous
pressure.
2. AAMA 807.1 tape, for Glazing applications where tape is not subject to continuous
pressure.
B. Expanded Cellular Glazing Tapes: Closed-cell, PVC foam tapes; factory coated with adhesive
on both surfaces; and complying with AAMA 800 for the following types:
1. AAMA 810.1, Type 1, for Glazing applications where tape acts as primary Sealant.
2. AAMA 810.1, Type 2, for Glazing applications where tape is used in combination with
a full bead of liquid Sealant.
2.11 ACCESSORY MATERIALS
A. Bituminous Paint: Cold-applied asphalt-mastic paint complying with

SSPC-Paint 12 requirements except containing no asbestos, formulated for 30 mil thickness
per coat.
B. Setting Blocks: Silicone complying with ASTM C1115 (Type C) with a Shore, Type A
durometer hardness of 85, plus or minus 5. 0.063 in. less than the channel width, and length
based on the Glass unit face area to be supported, in accordance with GANA standards and
Glass manufacturer recommendations but not less than 4 in.
C. Spacers: Silicone complying with ASTM C1115 (Type C), blocks or continuous extrusions of
hardness and size of hardness required by Glass manufacturer to maintain Glass lites in place
for installation indicated.
D. Edge Blocks: Silicone complying with ASTM C1115 (Type C), blocks of hardness and size
needed to limit Glass lateral movement (side walking).
3.1 EXAMINATION
A. Examine all surfaces scheduled to receive skylight for roughness, contaminants, unsound
structural substrates or other conditions that may impair the skylight application. Provide
smooth, clean roofing substrates free of defects such as loose deck, holes, uneven surface, and
protruding fasteners. Promptly notify the Commissioner in writing of any such conditions; do
not commence work until all defects are remedied.
B. Verify all site conditions and dimensions by field measurements in consideration of the special

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Commissioner immediately of any inconsistency between field conditions found during

demolition and those shown in Contract Drawings. The Commissioner will determine what
C. Beginning work indicates Contractor’s acceptance of the Project conditions.
3.2 SKYLIGHT FABRICATION
A. General
1. Profiles shall be sharp, straight, and free of defects or deformations.
2. Fabricate all formed or extruded shapes prior to finishing.
3. Accurately form joints without lipping or offsets in visible surfaces unless designed
otherwise. Rigidly secure other joints to prevent all but designed movement, unless
designed otherwise.
4. Accurately fitted joints with ends coped or mitered.
B. Cutting
1. Grind, cut, and shape metals using tools which will not contaminate them with particles
which could stain or corrode them.
2. Steel Components
a. Minimize use of arc cutting and acetylene gas cutting as much as feasible. If
required, Contractor shall submit full welding procedures to demonstrate
hardness remain within the required limits.
b. Mild steel cut or shaped by either flame cutting or Plasma cutting shall be to
procedures agreed by the Commissioner. Procedures shall demonstrate that
the surface hardness is less than 270 Hv 10. Require random inspection of the
steel to ensure hardness level is not exceeded. Alternatively, surface dress all
cut edges to remove hardened material.
c. All punched holes shall be undersized by 40 mil and be reamed to the finished
size.
C. Welding
1. Weld in concealed locations to greatest extent possible to minimize distortion or

discoloration of finish. Remove weld spatter and welding oxides from exposed
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2. Weld metals in accordance with the relevant standards using methods to avoid
distortion. Show the type, size and spacing of welds on Drawings for Commissioner’s
review, prior to fabrication.
3. Fully bond welds throughout their length without holes, inclusions, cracks, or porosity
so as not to compromise the long-term performance and welds are strong enough for
the design requirements.
4. Grind all welds smooth and flush with the adjoining surfaces where visible or
impinging on other work.
5. Do not site weld except where approved by the Commissioner.
6. Finish completed welded construction to prevent corrosion. Clean all welds as

necessary to ensure the durability of the connections.
7. All radius edges used in changes of section shall be typically two times the maximum
wall thickness.
8. All welding procedures and welding procedure specifications shall limit the hardness
in the weld, parent metal, or heat-affected zone to less than 270 Hv 10.
D. Pressing and Folding
1. Fold and form aluminum sheets over dies or mandrels with the minimum radii
recommended by the Aluminum Association in publications as Aluminum Design
Manual. Make trial bends on scrap material of the alloy, temper, and thickness being
used to ensure that it is not cracked, torn, unevenly stretched, or separated at grain
membranes.
E. Sealants and Adhesives
1. Prepare surfaces that will contact Sealants and/or adhesives according to the
manufacturer's written instructions to ensure compatibility and adhesion.
2. Preparation includes, but is not limited to, cleaning and priming surfaces.
F. Gaskets
1. Gaskets jointed by bonding with adhesive are not accepted as a substitute for molded
frame gaskets. If adhesive-bonded joints are required, bring to the Commissioner’s
attention for review before proceeding with work.
2. All gasket frames should be normally manufactured to a small but predetermined

oversize tolerance, to ensure that when seated into position, the lineal lengths and
corners of the gaskets are in slight compression.

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3. Install gaskets in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and utilizing

the correct tools.
G. Fabrication Tolerances
1. Metal cutting tolerances for framework shall be:
a. ± 1/16 in. on length of vertical members.
b. ± 1/32 in. on length of horizontal members.
c. ± 1/64 in. on the length and width of spandrel panels, back pans, and aluminum
sheets.
d. ± 1/32 in. on length of diagonal of spandrel panels, back pans, and aluminum
sheets, and not more than ± 1/16 in. in difference in the length between the two
diagonals.
H. Zinc-coated Copper Sheet Metal Cladding: See Related Sections.
3.3 SKYLIGHT INSTALLATION
A. Comply with requirements and product manufacturer's recommended guidelines.
B. Do not install damaged components.
C. Fit joints to produce joints free of burrs and distortion.
D. Rigidly secure all non-moving elements.
E. Install anchors with separators and isolators to prevent metal corrosion and electrolytic
deterioration and to prevent impeding movement of moving joints.
F. Metal Protection
1. Where aluminum will contact dissimilar metals, protect against galvanic action by
painting contact surfaces with primer or by applying sealant or tape or installing
nonconductive spacers as recommended by manufacturer for this purpose.
2. Where aluminum will contact concrete or masonry, protect against corrosion by

painting contact surfaces with bituminous paint.
G. Set continuous sill members and flashing in full sealant bed to produce watertight installation.
3.4 SKYLIGHT INSTALLATION TOLERANCES
A. Install Contract Work to comply with the following maximum tolerances:
1. Plumb: 1/8 in. in 10 ft; non-cumulative.

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2. Level: 1/8 in. in 20 ft; non-cumulative.
3. Alignment: End-to-end or edge-to-edge offset of adjoining consecutive element to

1/16 in.
4. Location and Plane: Limit variation from plane to 1/8 in. in 12 ft; 1/2 in. over total
length.
5. Diagonal Measurements: Limit difference between diagonal measurements to 1/8 in.
3.5 GLAZING PREPARATION
A. Inspect each unit of Glass immediately before installation. Do not install units which are
improperly sized or have damaged edges, scratches or abrasions, or other evidence of damage.
B. Examine Glazing units to locate exterior and interior surfaces. Label or mark units as needed
so that exterior and interior surfaces are readily identifiable. Do not use materials that will
leave visible marks in the completed work.
C. Clean Glazing stops, Glazing channels, and rabbets that will contact the Glazing materials
immediately before Glazing. Remove loose particles present or resulting from fabrication and
cleaning by blowing out joints with oil-free compressed air or by vacuuming joints.
D. Remove protective coatings, oils from cutting and drilling operations, and residue on metallic
surfaces with solvents that leave no residue. Do not allow solvent to air dry without wiping.
E. Use only lint-free towels for wiping of surfaces.
F. Wipe metal surfaces with IPA (isopropyl alcohol) unless otherwise required by compatibility
and adhesion testing results.
G. Prime surfaces to receive Glazing compounds. When priming, comply with wet Glazing
manufacturer’s recommendations.
H. Remove labels from Glass immediately after installation.
3.6 FABRICATION OF GLAZING UNITS
A. Fabricate Glazing units in sizes required to fit openings indicated for Project, with edge and
face clearances, edge and surface conditions, and bite complying with written instructions of
product manufacturer and referenced Glazing publications, to comply with system performance
requirements.
B. Edge and Surface Conditions: Comply with the recommendations of AAMA

CW-12 Structural Properties of Glass for "clean cut" edges, except comply with manufacturer's
recommendations when they are at variance therewith.

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C. Clean-cut or flat-grind vertical edges of butt-Glazed monolithic lites to produce square edges
with slight chamfers at junctions of edges and faces.
D. Grind smooth and polish exposed Glass edges and corners.
3.7 GLAZING
A. Comply with combined written instructions of manufacturers of Glass, Sealants, gaskets, and
other Glazing materials, unless more stringent requirements are indicated in these
Specifications or on the Drawings, including those in referenced Glazing publications.
B. Adjust Glazing channel dimensions as required by Project conditions during installation, to

provide necessary bite on Glass, minimum edge and face clearances, and adequate Sealant
thicknesses, with reasonable tolerances.
C. Protect Glass edges from damage during handling and installation. Remove damaged Glass
from Project site and legally dispose of off Project site. Damaged Glass is Glass with edge
damage or other imperfections that, when installed, could weaken Glass and impair
performance and appearance.
D. Apply primers to joint surfaces for Sealants.
E. Install setting blocks in sill rabbets, sized and located to comply with referenced Glazing
publications, unless more stringent requirements are provided by Glass manufacturer. Place
blocks to allow water passage to weep holes. Set blocks in thin course of silicone Sealant.
F. Do not exceed edge pressures stipulated by Glass manufacturers for installing Glass lites.
G. Provide spacers for Glass lites where length plus width is larger than 50 in.
1. Locate spacers directly opposite each other on both inside and outside faces of Glass.
Install correct size and spacing to preserve required face clearances, unless gaskets and
Glazing tapes able to maintain required face clearances and comply with system
performance requirements are used.
2. Provide 0.125 in. minimum bite of spacers on Glass and use thickness equal to Sealant
width. With Glazing tape, use thickness slightly less than final compressed thickness
of tape.
H. Provide edge blocking to prevent Glass lites from moving sideways in Glazing channel, sized
and located to comply with the Glass manufacturers recommendations and referenced Glazing
publication requirements.
I. Set Glass lites in each series with uniform pattern, draw, bow, and similar characteristics.
J. Set Glass lites with proper orientation so that coatings face specified direction.

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K. Install factory-molded gaskets as recommended by gasket manufacturer to provide an airtight

and watertight seal at all joints.
3.8 TAPE GLAZING
A. Position tapes on fixed stops so that, when compressed by Glass, their exposed edges are flush
with or protrude slightly above sightline of stops.
B. Install tapes continuously, but not necessarily in one continuous length. Do not stretch tapes
to fit opening.
C. Cover vertical framing joints by applying tapes to heads and sills first and then to jambs. Cover
horizontal framing joints by applying tapes to jambs and then to heads and sills.
D. Place joints in tapes at corners of opening with adjoining lengths butted together, not lapped.
Seal joints in tapes with compatible Sealant approved by tape manufacturer.
E. Do not remove release paper from tape until right before each Glazing unit is installed.
F. Where indicated, apply heel bead of elastomeric sealant.
G. Center Glass lites in openings on setting blocks and press firmly against tape by inserting dense
compression gaskets formed and installed to lock in place against faces of removable stops.
Start gasket applications at corners and work toward centers of openings.
H. Apply cap bead of elastomeric sealant over exposed edge of tape.
3.9 GASKET GLAZING (DRY)
A. Cut compression gaskets to lengths recommended by gasket manufacturer to fit openings

exactly, with allowance for stretch during installation.
B. On exterior and interior of units, use weather strip and gasket material that has been fabricated
into units with molded or vulcanized corners wherever possible. Where lineal gasket material
must be used, miter cut and bond units at corners with Sealant recommended by gasket
manufacturer.
C. Insert soft compression gasket between Glass and frame or fixed stop so it is securely in place
with joints miter cut and bonded together at corners.
D. Installation with Drive-in Wedge Gaskets: Use of wedge gaskets must be approved in writing
by the Commissioner. Center Glass lites in openings on setting blocks and press firmly against
soft compression gasket by inserting dense compression gaskets formed and installed to lock
in place against faces of removable stops. Start gasket applications at corners and work toward
centers of openings. Compress gaskets to produce a weathertight seal without developing
bending stresses in Glass. Seal gasket joints with Sealant recommended by gasket
manufacturer.

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E. Installation with Pressure-Glazing Stops: Center Glass lites in openings on setting blocks and
press firmly against soft compression gasket. Install dense compression gaskets and pressure-
Glazing stops, applying pressure uniformly to compression gaskets. Compress gaskets to
produce a weathertight seal without developing bending stresses in Glass. Seal gasket joints
with sealant recommended by gasket manufacturer.
F. Install gaskets so they protrude past face of Glazing stops.
3.10 SEALANT GLAZING (WET)
A. Install continuous spacers, or spacers combined with cylindrical Sealant backing, between
Glass lites and Glazing stops to maintain Glass face clearances and to prevent Sealant from
extruding into Glass channel and blocking weep systems until Sealants cure. Secure spacers
or spacers and backings in place and in position to control depth of installed Sealant relative to
edge clearance for optimum Sealant performance.
B. Force Sealants into Glazing channels to eliminate voids and to ensure complete wetting or bond
of sealant to Glass and channel surfaces.
C. Tool exposed surfaces of Sealants to provide a substantial wash away from Glass.
D. Clean all joint substrates down to bare substrate and in accordance with the manufacturer’s
other requirements.
E. Tape off adjacent surfaces with painter’s tape prior to installing sealants.
F. Prime all sealant substrates according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
G. Install joint sealants according to the manufacturer’s installation instructions and ASTM
C1193.
H. Tool all seals to a slightly concave profile.
I. Remove masking tape immediately after installing sealants.
A. Test and inspect representative areas of the Contract Work as installation proceeds to determine
compliance of installed assemblies with specified requirements.
B. Testing shall be performed by a qualified Independent Testing and Inspection Agency.
1. The Independent Testing and Inspection Agency shall prepare and submit an
inspection and test report.
C. Contract Work is considered defective if it does not pass tests and inspections.

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1. There shall be no evidence of water penetration as per the weatherproofing

requirements specified.
a. No increase in the allowable rate of air infiltration or increase in the volume

of water leakage, nor any decrease in the specified test pressures will be
permitted in the evaluation of field testing. This requirement is more
restrictive than AAMA standards.
2. Repair or remove work where test results and inspections indicate that it does not
comply with specified requirements.
3. For each failure condition discovered, make remedial and corrective action approved
by the Commissioner. All failures shall be considered systemic failures requiring
corrective work at all similar conditions and locations. Remedial measures shall
maintain standards of quality and durability and are subject to approval by the
Commissioner.
4. Additional testing and inspecting shall be at Contractor's expense, will be performed

to determine compliance of replaced or additional work with specified requirements.
D. Gutter Continuity Testing
1. Prior to glazing Glass or Panels into framing, but after all frame gaskets and seals are
installed and cure test the primary drainage gutter and condensation gutter system.
2. To test system pour water at the high point of each drainage channel of the system and
observe that the water drains out of the baffled weep path of the system to the exterior.
Test all drainage channels such that every drainage channel connection is determined
to be leak free.
3. There shall be no evidence of water penetration as per the weatherproofing

requirements specified with the exception of water in each respective drainage channel.
4. Provide a minimum of two (2) weeks’ notice to all parties to allow them to attend all
hose testing.
E. Water Testing
1. The Commissioner will engage an Independent Testing and Inspection Agency to

perform field testing of the Contract Work and prepare test reports. Testing will
include those performed to ASTM E1105, AAMA 501.2 and AAMA 503 standards.
The Contractor shall assist the Independent Testing and Inspection Agency with
testing, including providing safe access, water, power, constructing interior test
chambers, etc.
2. Assume one day of field water infiltration testing at multiple locations selected by the
Commissioner.

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3. If failures occur, provide additional test assistance as needed to obtain Commissioner’s

approval at no additional cost.
4. Testing Services: Testing and inspecting of representative areas to determine

compliance of installed system with specified requirements shall take place as follows
and in successive stages as indicated by the Commissioner. The Commissioner will
perform some of this testing during the early stages of Contract Work installation.
Complete all related installation work, in areas selected by the Commissioner, as
needed to allow water testing to be performed during the early stages of the work
(including installation of glazing, framing, gaskets, etc.). Do not proceed with the
installation of the next area until test results for previously completed areas show
compliance with requirements.
a. Water Penetration: Test one completed skylight. Areas shall be tested

according to ASTM E1105 with no static-air-pressure difference and shall not
evidence water penetration.
b. Water Spray Test: All skylights shall be tested according to AAMA 501.2 and
shall not evidence water penetration.
END OF SECTION

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30-30 THOMSON AVENUE LONG ISLAND CITY, NEW YORK 11101-3045
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Contract for Furnishing all Labor and Material Necessary and Required for:
Roof Replacement at the Snug Harbor

LOCATION: 1000 Richmond Terrace

BOROUGH: Staten Island, NY, 10301
CITY OF NEW YORK
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PROJECT ID: PV490-C

THE CITY OF NEW YORK

ADDENDUM TO THE GENERAL

Roof Replacement at the Snug Harbor

LOCATION: 1000 Richmond Terrace

CONTRACT NO. 1 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WORK

Date: June 1, 2020

THE CITY OF NEW YORK

ADDENDUM TO THE GENERAL CONDITIONS

The General Conditions are hereby amended in accordance

PROJECT NAME: Roof Replacement at Snug Harbor Cultural Center Building C

PROJECT LOCATION: 1000 Richmond Terrace; Building C

DESIGNATED LANDMARK STRUCTURE OR SITE: YES

II. LEED GREEN BUILDING REQUIREMENTS

IV. PROJECT MANAGEMENT

V. CONTRACTS FOR THE PROJECT

Sub- Does not Applies as

01 3216.20 PROJECT SCHEDULES (METHOD B) X

01 3216.30 PROJECT SCHEDULES (METHOD C) X

01 3300 1.7 (A-D) LEED Submittals X

01 3503 General Mechanical Requirements X

3.4 (A-I) Electrical Conductors and Terminations X

3.5 (A-B) Circuit Protective Devices X

3.6 (A-J) Distribution Centers X

3.7 (A-I) Motors X

3.8 (A-I) Motor Control Equipment X

01 3591 Historic Treatment Procedures X

01 5000 3.2 (A) Temporary Water Facilities / Temporary Water X

3.8 (A) DDC Field Office / Office Space in Existing Building X

3.8 (B- DDC Field Office / CM Managed Field Office Trailer X

DDC Field Office / Additional Equipment for the DDC

3.13(A-D) Work Fence Enclosure X

3.17(B) Project Rendering X

3.4 (A-B) Borings X

3.15 (A) Location of Partitions X

Section 01 10 00 Summary; Add Sub-Section 1.13

Section 1.13 Snug Harbor Cultural Center Contractor Guidelines

A. Introduction to Snug Harbor Cultural Center:

D. NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (NYC DPR) Regulations:

E. SHCC Construction Guidelines:

VIII. SPECIAL EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PROJECT

SCHEDULE A (FOR PUBLICLY BID PROJECTS)

Article 15 Liquidated For each consecutive

Article 17 Sub- Not to exceed Percent 60%

Article 21 Retainage Percent of

Article 24 Deposit Percent of

Article 24 Period of See Schedule B of the Addendum to the General Conditions

Article 74 Statement of Addenda, numbered: ______________

Compensation to Amount for which the Contract was Awarded:

Relating to Article 22 - Insurance

PART II. Types of Insurance, Minimum Limits and Special Conditions

This Contract requires Commercial General Liability

The minimum limits shall be $1,000,000.00 per

2. All person(s) or organization(s), if any, that Article

3. Snug Harbor Cultural Center

Relating to Article 22 - Insurance

PART II. Types of Insurance, Minimum Limits and Special Conditions

Workers’ Compensation, Employers’ Liability, and

Jones Act and U.S. Longshoremen’s and Harbor

■ Builders’ Risk Art. 22.1.4 100 % of total value of Work

Contractor the Named Insured; the City both an

If the Work does not involve construction of a new

Note: Builders Risk Insurance may terminate upon

$1,000,000.00 per accident combined single limit

_ day of _____, 20