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2.5.2 Contactors shall be designed to carry the full rated current on a continuous basis. 2.5.3 Contactors shall be electrically operated, mechanically held, and suitable for remote operation. The mechanically held contactors shall be supplied with coil clearing contacts which disconnect the magnet coil when operated to eliminate any AC magnetic hum. 2.5.4 Contactors shall be as sized as shown on the Drawings and be installed in a NEMA I enclosure. 2.6. Wire and Cable 2.6.1 All wires shall be THHN copper unless otherwise noted. No wire shall be smaller than #12 AWG. except control wire. No aluminum wire will be permitted. 2.6.2 Except as noted, no conductors smaller than #12 AWG shall be used. #10 AWG shall be used on runs of over 100 ft. 2.6.3 In no case shall the number of conductors installed in conduits exceed the maximum fill allowed by the NEC. Should this occur on the Drawings, the Electrical Contractor shall inform the Engineer before installation. Conductors shall not be installed beneath the heating equipment foundations. 2.6.4 Control wire for the air conditioning and refrigeration equipment shall be type THHN stranded and no smaller than # 14 or where indicated on Drawings. 2.6.5 Pull boxes are allowed only when required by code. Wire must be in one unspliced run to all secondary panel feeders, and in one unspliced run to all air conditioning and refrigeration units. 2.6.6 Install all phase conductors, neutral conductor, and ground conductor from panel board to the equipment connection junction box. If the neutral conductor is not needed it shall be taped and identified in the J.B. for future use. 2.7. Conduits and Raceways 2.7.1 PVC: Schedule 40 conduit may be used under floor slab. Riser shall be heavy wall hot dipped galvanized steel. 2.7.2 No PVC shall be installed above floor slab. 2.7.3 GRC 90's shall be used on all runs over 50'. 2.7.4 Underfloor Duct: 2.7.4.1 Shall be "Waikerduet" (no substitutes) as manufactured by Walker/ Textron Company, Parkersburg, West Virginia. Install complete service fittings, blanking plates, junction boxes, covers, etc., with threaded fittings. Use standard No. 2 and No. 4 duct with #2-24 x 2 x 2 or 92-12 x 2 x 2 inserts as shown on Drawings; adaptors #1126a-3/ 4", for cable. Install Walker Duct junction boxes with brass tops recessed to receive terrazzo/methyl methacrylate. Verify locations of duct with Drawings. 2.7.4.2 Top of cut insert shall be 3/4" below finish floor line. 2.7.5 Raceways concealed in wall or ceiling spaces shall be standard weight hot dipped galvanized EMT with compression couplings or as specified below. 2.7.6 All "L'S" used to turn up through concrete slabs shall be thick wall galvanized conduit & couplings. 2.8. Time Switches 2.8.1 Provide time switches as manufactured by Intermatic (no substitutes) 2.8.2 Time switches shall be DPST, 40 amperes, 120 volt, AC motor and astronomic dial, spring -wound carry-over. 2.8.3 Time clocks shall be labeled. 2.9. Outlet Boxes, Fittings, and Connectors 2.9.1 Unless hereinafter specifically noted or shown on the Drawings, the minimum size of branch circuit outlet boxes for concealed work shall be 4"x4"xl 1/2" for square boxes and 4"xl 1/2" for octagon boxes. 2.9.2 Boxes shall be provided with plaster covers of sufficient depth to bring the face of the outlet substantially flush with the finished wall or ceiling. The box shall not project beyond the finished wall or ceiling line. 2.9.3 Outlets in concrete block, or other hollow masonry walls: 2.9.3.1 Openings in concrete block walls for outlets shall be cut to exact size with a masonry saw. 2.9.3.2 Switch and receptacle mounting heights, as specified or noted may be adjusted so that the bottom of the outlet box may rest on the top of the wall block at the nearest mortar joint 2.9.3.3 All unused outlets shall be provided with blank covers. 2.9.4 Where conduits 1" or larger enter outlet boxes, the boxes shall be 4 11/16"x4 - 11/16"x2 1/4" minimum. Boxes shall be of ample size to provide conductor spaces as required by the National Electric Code. 2.9.5 "Handy", utility or sectional boxes will not be permitted in masonry v- 2.9.6 When more than one switch or device is shown ganged at any location a one- piece box of suitable size shall be installed. 2.9.7 Outlet boxes intended for the installation of lighting fixtures shall be equipped with 3/8" "No -Bolt" or equal fixture studs. 2.9.8 Unless otherwise noted, all switches, receptacles and devices shown on the exterior of building walls shall be installed in flush mounted boxes provided with weatherproof gaskets. 2.9.9 All conduit fittings (condulets) shall be of the cast metal threaded hub type, Crouse -Hinds, or Appleton. 2.9.10 All rigid conduits entering panels, cabinets, outlet boxes, etc., shall be provided with loeknuts on both sides of such devices driven tight so as to maintain positive electrical and mechanical continuity throughout the conduit system. Insulated bushings shall be installed on the inside of the termination 2.9.11 Threadless couplings shall not be used for rigid conduit. 2.9.12 All EMT couplings and box connectors shall be of the set screw or compression type. Compression type shall be used in all coolers/freezers, or in outdoor applications. Cast connectors or couplings will be allowed. 2.9.13 All flex conduit shall be steel w/steel fittings, and shall extend a maximum of 10 ft. unless approved by Publix. 2.9.14 All receptacles labeled GFI on drawings to be supplied as GFI receptacles. GFI circuit breaker or feed through series GFI circuit is unacceptable. 2.9.15 All receptacles labeled IG (isolated ground) shell be IG listedand shall get a separate (from other equipmmnt ground) green with yellow stripe isolated ground conductor. All isolated ground circuits to include equipment ground conductor. 2.9.16 All conduits to have an equipment ground conductor in addition to conductors shown on drawings. 2.10. Junction Boxes: Wiring shall be neatly arranged, bundled and laced in proper groups. 2.11. Pull Boxes 2.11.1 Pull boxes shall be installed in conduit system where needed whether or not they are shown on the Drawings. 2.11.2 Boxes shall be constructed of code gauge galvanized steel with screw covers. 2.12. Safety Switches 2.12.1 The basis of design and quality standards is Square - D. 2.12.2 All units shall be of the same manufacturer. 2.12.3 Safety switches shall be fusible, solid neutral, 277 volt, quick -make and quick - break with visible blades, single throw, general duty, of size and fusing as shown on the Drawings, or required for application. switches mounted out of doors shall be weatherproof heavy duty type with protective barrier over hot lugs. 2,12.4 Exterior units shall be in rain tight enclosure. (NEMA 3R) 2.13. Wall Switches 2.13.1 Switches shall be flush mounted, quiet tumbler type, 250 volts, 20 amp. rated 2.13.2 Wall plates shall be smooth, 302 stainless steel, one piece as indicated on the Drawings. 2.13.3 Switches shall be installed on the "strike" side of the door swing. 2.13.4 Switches shown near doors shall be not less than two inches and not more than twelve (12) inches from the trim. 2.14. Receptacles 2.14.1 All units shall be totally enclosed composition with side and rear connections. All units shall be equipped with ears and have a rating as listed below. All devices shall be Hubbel or Leviton. See symbol schedule on DWGS. 2.14.2 Duplex convenience outlets with ground shall be 20 amp, 125 volt parallel slot, "U"-shaped ground, heavy duty 'IT" rated. 2.14.3 120/208 volt, 3 wire receptacles with ground shall be single 3 wire polarized receptacles with grounding terminal. 2.14A Weatherproof receptacles shall be duplex, 20 amp, 125 volt parallel slot receptacle with "U" shaped grounding slot in flush, weatherproof box with gasketed cover and self closing, spring door. 2.14.5 Floor outlets shall be 20 amp, 125 volts single or duplex parallel slot receptacles with "U" shaped grounding slot as called for, located as shown on the Drawings. Provide slotted brass flush cap for sealing when not in use. 2.14.6 All device cover plates shall be smooth 302 stainless steel, one piece. 2.15. Lighting Fixtures 2.15.1 All lighting fixtures shall be finished by Publix and installed by appropriate trade. In -line fuses are included with all fluorescent and metal halide fixtures. 2.15.2 In areas of suspended ceilings two safety wires per fixture will be supplied and hung by the suspended ceiling Subcontractor; the Electrical Subcontractor shall tie fixtures in areas of suspended ceilings with two (2) #10 wire up to the roof joists per fixture. 2.16. Electric Door Openers: Electric door openers shall be furnished and installed by others but wired with two (2) 115 volt, 20 amp, 3 wire circuits to control box at the top of the door. 2.17. Intercom/Music/Paging System 2.17.1 The Contractor shall supply and install sound outlets, conduit and junction boxes with equipment as shown on the Drawings (including architectural ceiling grid plan). 2.17.2 The outlet boxes shall be standard boxes provided with blank covers. 2.17.3 The conduit shall be not less than 1/2". 2.18. Telephone Outlets: 2.18.1 Provide outlets as located on Drawings, 2.18.2 See Drawings for location and size of conduit runs, 2.18.3 Provide stainless steel. outlet boxes and cover plates. 2.19.4 Locate telephone control box inside telephone equipment room. 2.18.5 Provide outlets for wall phones at indicated locations. 2.19. Standby Electric -Emergency Generator and Transfer Switch 2.19.1 Emergency generator and automatic load transfer switch will be furnished by Publix and shall be set in place and connected by the contractor. 2.20. Grounding 2.20.1 All wiring system shall be grounded in accordance with article 250 of the NEC. All items of electrical equipment not connected directly and mechanically to the conduit system shall be connected thereto with a jumper of suitable size. All breaks in the continuity of the conduit system shall be bridged with a jumper of the proper size between the next adjacent outlet or junction boxes regardless of the information on the drawings. 2.20.2 All conduit runs shall include an equipment ground cnductor appropriately sized for the associated circuits. 2.20.3 Due care must be taken as not to interchange circuit neutrals, as over heating of the panel board may occur. 2.20.4 A green THHN insulated stranded 12 AWG conductor shall run unbroken from the system ground through the conduit system to the ground connections at all receptacles, switches and lights. Appliance outlets shall be in accordance with NEC. Table 250-95. 2.20.5 Isolated ground, as required in the drawings, shall be a green THHN insulated stranded 12 AWG (min.) with yellow tracer line along the entier length. 2.21. Tests 2.21.1 The Electrical Contractor shall test all wiring and equipment for grounds, continuity and proper operation. 2.21.2 When directed he shall demonstrate by use of a 500 volt megger, the insulation resistance of any circuit or group of circuits. 2.21.3 Where such tests indicate the possibility of faulty insulation, the Electrical Contractor shall locate the point or points of such faulty insulation and shall pull out the faulty conductor or conductors, replace same with new and demonstrate the elimination of faults. 3. Execution 3.1. General: 3.1.1 Temporary Electric Service: Install and maintain 120/240 volt, I phase, 3 wire, 200 amp temporary service. power Consumption cost only paid by Contractor. Installation shall comply with OSHA; NEC; and all local requirements. 3.1.2 The locations of the outlets, switches and convenience outlets shall be approximately as shown on the drawings and as specified, but exact locations shall be as directed by Publix Field Representative. The running of all circuits, switch legs and conduits is purely diagrammatic. Do not scale from Drawings. 3.1.3 Rigging and hoisting that is incidental to the electrical portion of the Work shall be performed by the Electrical Contractor. This shall include the hoisting of equipment supplied by both the Electrical Contractor and Pubhx that are installed by the Electrical Contractor. 3.1.4 Coordinate this work with other trades so that interference between the trades can be avoided. 3.1.5 All channels, angles and other members for the installation and support of the electrical equipment shall be furnished and installed by the Electrical Contractor. 3.1.6 The attachment of boxes, conduit, hangers, etc. shall be by machine screws or through bolts on steel, expansion bolts in concrete and masonry, and wood screws in wood. Wood composition plugs shall not be used. 3.2. Excavation and Backfilling: 3.2.1 Do all excavating required to install any underground conduit and after the same are in place and tested and approved, Thoroughly tamp earth around conduits and remove earth from premises as directed. 3.2.2 Underground conduit must be covered by a minimum of three (3) inches of underslab fill. 3.3. Conduit, Raceways, Etc. 3.3.1 All metallic non -current carrying components and enclosures of the electrical wiring system are to be bonded and grounded. 3.3.2 Furnish all necessary fittings and supports to make the raceways or busways fit the building structure and equipment. Raceway size shown or called for are minimum. The Electrical Contractor shall verify all raceway sizes with the dimensions of the particular cable to be installed 3.3.3 All exposed raceways and conduit shall be neatly installed perpendicular or parallel to walls and floors. No exposed conduit is allowed in sales area or work rooms (except where required in exposed structure areas of stores without ceilings.) 3.3.4 All raceways shall be supported by approved types of galvanized wall brackets, ceiling trapeze hangers, pipe hangers or pipe straps. Perforated metal strap or tie wire shall not be used for any conduit or raceway. 3.3.5 All conduit located above ceilings shall be EMT or ERC, and must be installed within the area provided for on Drawings. 3.3.6 Areas for work of various trades: Conform to locations as defined in Section 01 1100 Summary of Work. 3.3.7 All conduit located underground may be PVC Schedule 40, except service entrance which may be concrete encased PVC schedule 40 or heavy wall rigid conduit, or weather proof buss duct as shown. Underground conduit lengths greater than 50' shall include GRC 90. 3.3.8 All job cut threads shall be given a coat of rust -inhibitive paint. 3.3.9 Caulk where conduit passes through walls, providing approved fire -stopping system where required. Caulk where conduit passes through walk-in freezers and coolers. All cutting in block work must be done with carborundum saw; no chisel or hammer work will be accepted. 3 A Circuit Identification: Label all panels by approved means to identify circuits. Install equipment in cans, as per Drawings. Mark all panels, time clocks, starters, contactors, disconnect devices and main panels on the outside with riveted or approved attached plastic laminated labels 1" minimum high w/ 3/4" minimum letters of contrasting colors. All circuits shall be identified by typed lettering of contrasting color to tags & covered w/approved plastic cover. 3.5. All panelboards shall include a typed directory of all associated loads. Refrigeration circuits shall be albeled with associated rfrigeration system number. 3.6. Installation of Items Supplied by Others: 3.6.1 All store fixtures and equipment, including shelf gondolas and check out stands, will be furnished and set in place by Publix, or others, and this Contractor shall make all required electrical connections. Verify items and their locations with Publix's Representative. 3.6.2 Meat and Deli Department equipment will all be with plug-in connectors. Do not wire direct. (unless directed by Publix's Representative). 3.6.3 All wiring and mounting shall be in cooperation with and under the direction of the Publix's Representative. 3.6.4 Make connection to electric water heaters as furnished by Publix. 3.7. Control of Outlets: 3.7.1 Branch lighting circuits controlled at panels by a switch shall be located at the Manager's Office, unless indicated otherwise. 3.7.2 Convenience outlets shall have no intermediate control between panels and outlets unless noted on the drawings. 3.8. Connection of Conductors: All joints between conductors shall be connected with approved pressure type, connectors and insulated with scotch 33 tape and friction tape, if insulation is not provided in pressure type connector used. 3.9. Sleeves at Fire Retardant Lumber: If fire treated lumber is required by local codes and ordinances, the Electrical Contractor shall provide PVC fitting boxes and piping that penetrate the fire resistant lumber. If the PVC components are not approved by local code, other approved methods must be used to protect against the salt in the fire resistant lumber. 3.10. Final Inspection: All of the following items must be completed prior to final inspection. No exceptions will be made and no final payment will be made until all items are completed. 3.10.1 Thoroughly clean all parts of the apparatus and equipment. Exposed parts which are to be painted shall be thoroughly cleaned of cement, plaster, and other material and all oil and grease spots shall be removed repaint or touch up as required to make look like new. Such surfaces shall be carefully wiped and all cracks and corners scraped out. 3.10.2 Exposed metal work shall be carefully brushed down with steel brushes to remove rust and other spots and touched up with primer. End of Section 26 00 00 Section 3120 00 Earth Moving 1. General 1.1. Prepared Pad (Not In Contract) 1.1.1 Pad preparation and Field Density Testing of the Pad are not part of the Work of this Contract. 1.1.2 On projects for which Publix Super Markets, Inc. is the sole Owner, part or all of the Site Work may be part of this Contract; see Bid Forms and Contract for definitive list. 1.1.3 Where use of sub -grade fill or on -site material for under -slab porous fill is not approved by Publix (see below) the pad will have been brought to an elevation of eight (8) inches below Finished Floor by the work of another contract. 1.1.4 Where use of sub -grade fill or on -site material for under -slab porous fill is approved by Publix (as evidenced by acceptance of Deductive Altemate-see Article 3.2 below) the pad will have been brought to an elevation of four (4) inches below Finished Floor by the work of another contract. 1.2. Field Density Tests and Samples 1.2.1 The Contractor shall employ a testing laboratory acceptable to the Owner for testing of footing and foundation excavations, for testing of other areas where the prepared pad is disturbed by the Work of this Contract, and for testing of the underslab porous fill where said porous fill is part of the Work of this Contract. 1.2.2 Sample specimens shall be recovered by the "Shelby Tube" or the "Sand Cone" method, or as otherwise directed by Engineer. 1.2.3 Density Tests shall be secured at 50 ft. intervals in linear footing excavations, and at every spread footing. 1.2.4 Density Tests shall be secured in areas of backfill and recompaction at vertical intervals not exceeding 12 in. and at a horizontal frequency of one per 4000 sq. ft. Areas requiring compacted fill that support small independent slabs shall have density tests at vertical intervals of 18" in the event this is a separate compaction procedure. 1.2.5 Density Tests shall be secured in underslab porous fill (where such fill is part ofthe Work of this Contract) at a horizontal frequency of one per 4000 sq. ft. 1.2.6 Densities shall conform to those specified in the Pad Preparation Contract, based on a Geotechnical Report and Publix' design criteria of 2000 psf minimum soil bearing capacity, 1.3. Testing and Remediation: 1.3.1 Any test result which does not conform to the requirements of the Contract shall be furnished verbally to both Engineer and Contractor within 24 hours after sampling. Written test results shall be distributed as specified in Section 01340 - Submittals, and shall include horizontal and vertical location, test number, dry density, moisture content, percent compaction and Proctor Compaction Curve to which each test is referenced The Testing Laboratory shall also call attention, by a separate symbol, to those tests which do not conform with these Specifications. 1.3.2 Field Density Tests and Samples: In the event of Test Results not in conformance with the Contract Requirements, Publix will obtain a Soils Engineer's recommendation for remedial measures. Remedial measures will be part of the Work of this Contract if they are required by activities of the Contractor after his receipt of a properly prepared pad. Remedial measures required by pre-existing conditions will be part of the Work of this Contract only by Change Order. 1.4. Termite Treatment 1.4.1 This Section contains information normally found in Section 3131 16 Termite Control. 1.4.2 Submit LOI in accordance with Section 01 33 00 Submittal Procedures. 1.4.3 Guarantee of Treatment: Upon completion of the Soil Treatment and as a condition for its Final Acceptance, the Contractor shall furnish to the Owner a written Guarantee stating that the Applicator guarantees the effectiveness of the soil treatment against termite infestation for a period of not less than five years from date of treatment. Any evidence of re -infestation within the Guarantee Period will require treatment without cost to the Owner. 2. Products 2.1. Termite Treatment: Provide pesticides approved for use by Federal and local authorities: ProBuild TC Premise Dragnet. Dursban TIC 3. Execution 3.1. Excavation 3.1.1 Perform all excavation and cutting necessary to accommodate the work shown on the plan. Forms may be omitted if soil is suitable to provide accurate and stable trenches for concrete pours. 3.1.2 Bottom of excavations shall be true and level to provide level bearing. 3.1.3 Notify Publix' Representative should debris or deleterious materials be encountered during excavations. Publix will obtain a Soils Engineer's recommendation for remedial measures which will be part of the work of this Contract by appropriate Change Order if desired by Publix. 3.1.4 Backfill under concrete floor slabs, walks, ramps, etc., where required by disturbance of the prepared pad shall be deposited in lifts not exceeding twelve (12) inches with each layer thoroughly compacted. Tamping and puddling shall be done at least 24 hours before concrete is laid Recompaction shall reach the compaction specified in the separate Contract which covers Pad Preparation, or the compaction actually achieved for the prepared pad, whichever is greater. 3.1.5 Additional requirements for excavation and backfilling for underground utilities may be found in other sections. 3.2. Underslab Porous Fill 3.2.1 Provide 4 in. of porous fill unless Publix has determined that subgrade fill or on -site material meet the requirements for underslab porous fill, and has accepted a deductive alternate to delete porous fill from this Contract. 3.2.2 Porous fill shall be clean sand, gravel, or crushed rock. Porous fill under interior slabs shall be graded between 1 1/2 in. and no. 4 sieve. Porous fill under exterior slabs, ramps, walks, pads, etc. shall be graded between 1 1/2 in. and no. 200 sieve. 3.3. Termite Treatment: 3.3.1 Mixing and application: Adhere strictly to manufacturer's written instructions for concentrations and application rates, and for methods of application. 3.3.2 Treat on top of pad under the slabs over the entire area of Publix store including loading docks, and along both sides of foundation walls, along interior foundations, and around plumbing and electrical penetrations, and under sidewalks and all other paved areas within five feet of the building. End of Section 3120 00 End of Project Manual Reflecting Changes Through 27 March 2007 Pubi I I X9 S U PE R MARKETS CORPORATE OFFICES FACILITIES DESIGN BOX 407, LAKELAND, FL 33802 (863)680-5295 PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 3300 AIRPORT RD., LAKELAND, FL 33811 PUBLIX FACILITIES DESIGN DEPARTMENT DAVID TAULBEE, AIA ARCHITECT - FL. REG, 91318 DAVID RUBIN, AIA ARCHITECT - FL. REG.92557 GA, REG.1 1881 SC. REG.7477 AL. REG.623A JOHN W. KITCHENS, PE CIVIL/STRUCTURAL-FL REG. A5277 GA. REG. 020251 SC. REG.16340 AL. REG.20382 TN. REG. 101507 PAUL C. HARMAN, PE STRUCTURAL- FL. REG. 51959 GA. REG. 27740 SC. REG.2175A AL. REG.24905 TN. REG.107882 JOHN J. CARAMALIS, PE MECHANICAL- FL. REG. 43889 GA. REG. 021246 SC.REG.16521 AL.REG.20581 TN.REG.108507 ANTHONY CLEMENTI, PE MECHANICAL- FL. REG- 54781 GA. REG.31882 SC.REG.25591 AL. REG.2BA69 TN- REG- 111382 RAYMOND J. SIRIANNI, PE ELECTRICAL- FL. REG. 54085 GA. REG. 025636 SC. REG. 19743 AL. REG.23065 TN.REG.108038 NORMAN METER, PE ELECTRICAL- FL, REG.59422 GA. REG. 31492 SC. REG. 25290 AL. REG.28079 COPYRIGHT 2008 PUBLIX SUPER MARKETS, INC. THESE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS ARE THE PROPERTY OF PUBLIX SUPER MARKETS, INC. AND ARE NOT TO BE COPIED OR REUSED FOR ANY SPECIFIC BUILDING WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION THESE DRAWINGS SHALL NOT BE DUPLICATED WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION OF PUBLIX SUPER MARKETS, INC. THE DESIGN INDICATED IN THESE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS DOES, TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, INFORMATION, AND BELIEF, COMPLY WITH THE APPLICABLE MINIMUM BUILDING CODES PLOT DATE: 10 JAN 08 REVISION DATA: #12A5 (REPL. #0390) ZEPHYR COMMONS PRETTY POND RD. & HWY. 301 ZEPHYRHILLS, PASCO CO., FLORIDA 5,4,4 DRAWING TITLE: Version 07.2 loop, ME -1,161