The Work consists of the complete replacement of the two existing pool deck dehumidification units, including all associated curbs. The project will include required ductwork modifications, installation of new gas piping, complete roof replacement work within the area occupied by and surrounding the existing and new unit installations, and all associated electrical, plumbing, and Building Automation System (BAS) controls work necessary to provide a completeand fully operational installation, including integration with the existing BAS controls system. New exhaust benches willalso be installed at the pool deck level.The specified dehumidification units are integral to the design intent and represent the Basis of Design.
Equivalent manufacturers or products will not be considered.The overall scope of work includes, but is not limited to, masonry, concrete, roofing, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, controls, and associated demolition and construction activities required to complete the project. All equipment, materials, labor, and furnishings indicated in the Contract Documents shall be provided by the Contractor unless otherwise noted. The Contractor shall furnish a complete and fully operational system in accordance with the Contract Documents and all applicable codes and standards.
The work consists of complete replacement of two existing pool deck dehumidification units, including associated curbs, ductwork modifications, new gas piping, and roof replacement in the area of the unit installations. It also includes electrical, plumbing, and Building Automation System (BAS) controls work necessary for a complete and operational installation integrated with the existing BAS system, plus new exhaust benches at the pool deck level. The overall scope includes masonry, concrete, roofing, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, controls, and associated demolition and construction activities, with the contractor furnishing all equipment, materials, labor, and furnishings unless otherwise noted.
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