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<br />SEAFOOD FREEZER DEMOLITION PLAN
<br />1 /8" = V-0"
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<br />REMOVE EXISTING REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT NOTED
<br />FOR DEMO OR REPLACEMENT, INCLUDING (BUT NOT
<br />LIMITED TO): REFRIGERATED CASES, WALK-IN COILS,
<br />ASSOCIATED VALVES, REFRIGERATION AND
<br />CONDENSATE PIPING, HANGERS AND SUPPORTS, AND
<br />CONTROLS NOT BEING REUSED. COORDINATE DISPOSAL
<br />OF EQUIPMENT WITH CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. PATCH
<br />PENETRATIONS TO MATCH EXISTING. REFER TO
<br />ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS.
<br />ALL EXISTING REFRIGERATED CASES ARE TO REMAIN
<br />UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.
<br />24 HOURS PRIOR TO SHUTTING DOWN ANY
<br />REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS, HVAC SYSTEMS OR ENERGY
<br />MANAGEMENT CONTROLS SYSTEMS, SEND EMAIL TO
<br />NSRM@WALMART COM. THE E-MAIL SHALL STATE WHAT,
<br />WHY; AND WHEN IT IS BEING SHUT DOWN AND HOW LONG
<br />IT IS ANTICIPATED TO BE SHUT DOWN. THEN SEND A
<br />FOLLOW UP EMAIL TO NSRM@WALMART.COM AFTER THE
<br />WORK IS COMPLETE AND THE SYSTEM IS BACK UP AND
<br />RUNNING.
<br />REMOVE EXISTING REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT NOTED
<br />FOR DEMO OR REPLACEMENT, INCLUDING (BUT NOT
<br />LIMITED TO): REFRIGERATED CASES, WALK-IN COILS,
<br />ASSOCIATED VALVES, REFRIGERATION AND
<br />CONDENSATE PIPING, HANGERS AND SUPPORTS, AND
<br />CONTROLS NOT BEING REUSED. COORDINATE DISPOSAL
<br />OF EQUIPMENT WITH CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. PATCH
<br />PENETRATIONS TO MATCH EXISTING. REFER TO
<br />ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS.
<br />ALL EXISTING REFRIGERATED CASES ARE TO REMAIN
<br />UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.
<br />IF REPLACED REFRIGERANT LINE SIZES ARE LARGER
<br />THAN SUCTION OR LIQUID HEADER STUB SIZES, REPLACE
<br />STUB WITH SAME SIZE AS NEW REFRIGERANT LINE.
<br />COORDINATE WITH CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AND RACK
<br />OEM.
<br />TEMPORARILY REMOVE REFRIGERATED CASE FROM
<br />MULTI -CASE CIRCUIT, ISOLATE THE CASE'S
<br />REFRIGERATION SUCTION AND LIQUID LINES AND LEAVE
<br />THE REST OF THE CIRCUIT IN OPERATION RELOCATE
<br />THE BAS SENSOR TO ONE OF THE CASES LEFT IN
<br />OPERATION IF NECESSARY, COORDINATE SCHEDULE
<br />WITH WALMART CONSTRUCTION MANAGER.
<br />PRIOR TO INSTALLING ANY EQUIPMENT OR ADJUSTING
<br />RACK PARAMETERS, REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR
<br />SHALL REQUEST A SUCTION GROUP REPORT FOR ALL
<br />RACKS AND SUCTION GROUPS WHERE WORK IS
<br />PERFORMED. REQUEST VIA EMAIL AT
<br />B. PTEAM1 @WAL-MART.COM
<br />REMOVE EXISTING CIRCUIT CONTROL VALVES AT
<br />COMPRESSOR HOUSE HEADER FOR CIRCUITS XX, XX, XX,
<br />XX AND XX. REFER TO REFRIGERATION SCHEDULES AND
<br />SUBMITTALS.
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<br />REVIEW DATE:
<br />CITY OF ZEPHYRHILLS
<br />BUILDING OFFICIAL
<br />PROTECTING PRODUCT EPA CLEAN AIR ACT
<br />DURING SHUTDOWN
<br />10.12.17 11,02 15
<br />COMMUNICATE WITH AND OBTAIN THE AGREEMENT OF COMPLY WITH CLEAN AIR ACT, TITLE VI, SECTION 608
<br />STORE MANAGEMENT REGARDING TIME AND DURATION AND CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATION TITLE 40, PART 82
<br />OF RACK SHUT -DOWN TO ACCOMMODATE THE WHEN ADDING OR REMOVING REFRIGERATED
<br />FOLLOWING WORK. EQUIPMENT. RECORD ALL EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION
<br />NUMBERS, MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBERS.. THE AMOUNT
<br />ROPE OFF ALL LOW -TEMP DOOR CASES AND PLACE OF REFRIGERANT RECOVERED FROM EACH UNIT, THE
<br />CARDBOARD ON TOP OF TUB CASES AND WRAP WITH DATE OF DECOMMISSIONING, COMPANY NAME AND
<br />SIGNATURE OF ON -SITE SUPERVISOR.
<br />PLASTIC SHEETING DURING LOW -TEMP WORK.
<br />WRAP PLASTIC SHEETING ACROSS THE FRONT OF THE
<br />MULTI -DECK CASES DURING MEDIUM TEMP WORK.
<br />USE APPROPRIATE SIGNAGE TO CASES AND WALK-INS.
<br />WALMART MECHANICAL PROJECT MANAGER HAS FILES
<br />TO THOSE SIGNS AVAILABLE.
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<br />USE DRY ICE IN THE CASES TO PREVENT THE
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<br />NECESSITY OF UNLOADING PRODUCT. SUGGEST USING
<br />M
<br />THE FOLLOWING AMOUNTS:
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<br />1. MULTI -DECK CASES - (5) 10 LB SLABS PER 12 FT
<br />CASE, (4) 10 LB. SLABS PER 8 FT CASE. THEN A
<br />1
<br />LARGE PIECE OF CARDBOARD IS PLACED OVER
<br />CASES.
<br />2. REACH -IN CASES - (1) 10 LB. SLAB PER REACH -IN
<br />CASE DOOR.
<br />3. THE AWARDED CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE
<br />FOR THE COST, ORDERING, AND HANDLING OF
<br />THE DRY ICE WITHIN HIS BID.
<br />4. THESE ARE THE ESTIMATED MINIMUM AMOUNTS
<br />OF DRY ICE, BUT IF MORE IS REQUIRED TO
<br />MAINTAIN CORE TEMPERATURES OVER THE
<br />NEEDED TIME PERIOD. CONTRACTOR IS ALSO
<br />2
<br />RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EXTRA NEEDED.
<br />THE DRY ICE COMPANY CAN DELIVER IN INSULATED
<br />CONTAINERS WHICH WILL NEED TO BE SECURED FROM
<br />THE PUBLIC IN A WELL VENTILATED SPACE. DO NOT
<br />3.
<br />STORE DRY ICE IN WALK-INS.
<br />WHEN HANDLING DRY ICE, APPROPRIATE GLOVES MUST
<br />4.
<br />BE WORN AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOLLOWED.
<br />THE INSTALLING CONTRACTOR SHOULD MAKE A
<br />PLACEMENT MAP/LIST TO ENSURE ALL PIECES OF DRY
<br />ICES ARE REMOVED AFTER THE PROJECT IS COMPLETE.
<br />5
<br />ANY CASE IN WHICH THE DRY ICE IS PLACED SHOULD BE
<br />CLEARLY MARKED TO PROTECT CUSTOMERS, USE
<br />APPROPRIATE SIGNAGE.
<br />ORDER DRY ICE IN 1 LB, PIECES IF POSSIBLE THIS
<br />6.
<br />USUALLY COMES WITH PAPER IN-BETWEEN EACH CUT.
<br />PLACE THE ICE ON THE SHELF WITH THE PAPER
<br />UNDERNEATH. THE DRY ICE WILL EVAPORATE OVER
<br />TIME. DEPENDING ON TIME, THERE WILL BE NOTHING
<br />BUT PAPER LEFT.
<br />7
<br />WHEN REMOVING DRY ICE, USE APPROPRIATE GLOVES.
<br />ORDER ONLY THE AMOUNT OF DRY ICE NEEDED FOR
<br />ONE CHANGE OUT PER DAY.
<br />REDUCE THE LOAD ON THE CASES DURING THE CHANGE
<br />8
<br />OUT BY TURING OFF SCHEDULED DEFROST; TURNING
<br />OFF THE CASE LIGHTS AND ANTI SWEAT HEATERS.
<br />ALL WORK SHALL COLA NG CODE,REVAILINC
<br />CODES FLORID
<br />A
<br />NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE,
<br />AND THE CITY OF ZEPHYRHILLS
<br />ORDINANCES
<br />GENERAL PIPING
<br />RE -INSULATION NOTES
<br />E-INSULATION NOTES ARE APPLICABLE FOR PIPING
<br />HAT IS INDICATED TO BE RE -INSULATED, OR PIPING
<br />HAT REQUIRES RE -INSULATION DUE TO
<br />ODIFICATIONS SHOWN ON PLANS. REFER TO
<br />PECIFICATIONS FOR NEW PIPING INSULATION
<br />EQUIREMENTS.
<br />REFER TO SPECIFICATION 15600 FOR
<br />INSULATION AND JACKETING REQUIREMENTS.
<br />INSIDE DIAMETER OF INSULATION SHALL MATCH
<br />PIPE DIAMETER TO MINIMIZE AIR GAPS
<br />BETWEEN PIPING AND INSULATION. PROVIDE
<br />FACTORY PRE -MANUFACTURED FITTINGS AT ALL
<br />TRAPS AND ELBOWS. WHERE PRE -
<br />MANUFACTURED FITTINGS ARE UNAVAILABLE,
<br />MITER CUT ALL FITTINGS TO ENSURE PROPER
<br />SEAL BETWEEN INSULATION SEGMENTS.
<br />ALL SALES FLOOR WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED
<br />AT NIGHT AND/OR ACCOMODATE STORE
<br />MANAGER AS THEY DIRECT. DETERMINE THIS
<br />ASPECT PRIOR TO BID.
<br />PIPE INSULATION SHALL BE BLACK. REFER TO
<br />SPECIFICATION 15600.
<br />KEEP SEAMS AT OR NEAR 12 O'CLOCK POSITION.
<br />USE NOMACO K-FLEX R320 (YELLOW). R620
<br />(BLACK), OR ARMAFLEX 520 INSULATION
<br />ADHESIVE ON BUTT JOINTS,
<br />PUMP DOWN, DEFROST, AND CLEAN OLD
<br />COPPER BEFORE REINSULATING. IF POSSIBLE,
<br />DO NOT CUT ANY COPPER. CONTACT OWNER'S
<br />MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER IF
<br />COPPER MUST BE CUT.
<br />INSTALL WITH VAPOR STOPS AT EVERY 18' OF
<br />INSULATION RUNS. (GLUE INSULATION TO PIPE
<br />BY APPLYING 2" BAND OF INSULATION ADHESIVE
<br />TO THE COPPER PIPING EVERY 18')
<br />FREEZER WALK-INS AND LT CASE
<br />PENETRATIONS REQUIRE THE HOLE TO BE
<br />PATCHED WITH 26 GAUGE GALVANIZED SHEET
<br />METAL TRIM, FOAM SEALED AND TRIMMED
<br />FLUSH, THEN COATED WITH SILICONE SEALANT
<br />ON BOTH THE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF THE BOX.
<br />INSTALL PIPE INSULATION IN STRICT
<br />ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S
<br />INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />REPLACE ALL PIPE SADDLES WITH
<br />PREMANUFACTURED PIPE SADDLE SECURED TO
<br />UNISTRUT OF ADEQUATE SIZE TO
<br />ACCOMMODATE NEW INSULATION THICKNESS.
<br />COORDINATE WITH OWNER'S MECHANICAL
<br />CONSTRUCTION MANAGER THE EXTENT OF
<br />REPLACEMENT.
<br />KEYNOTES
<br />GENERAL NOTES
<br />07, 31.20
<br />1.
<br />PLANS INDICATE GENERAL ROUTING OF
<br />15.601
<br />SLOPE REFRIGERANT LINES BACK TO
<br />REFRIGERANT LINES, WITH A SINGLE LINE
<br />COMPRESSORS AT 1" PER 20' OF RUN. LOCATE
<br />SHOWN INDICATING BOTH SUCTION AND LIQUID
<br />HIGHEST POINT OF REFRIGERATION LINES JUST
<br />LINE ROUTING FOR EACH SYSTEM.
<br />BELOW BOTTOM CHORD OF JOIST OR BEAM.
<br />COORDINATE ELEVATION TO AVOID CONFLICTS
<br />2.
<br />REFRIGERATION SYSTEM INSTALLATION SHALL
<br />WITH DUCTWORK, LIGHTING, SKYLIGHTS, ETC.
<br />BE IN COMPLETE CONFORMANCE WITH
<br />15.602
<br />SUPPORT HORIZONTAL RUNS OF REFRIGERANT
<br />SPECIFICATIONS, AND WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS
<br />LINES ON 1-5/8" X 1-5/8" UNISTRUT CHANNELS ON
<br />OF REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT
<br />MAXIMUM OF 6 FOOT CENTERS.
<br />MANUFACTURER.
<br />15.603
<br />AT ALL POINTS WHERE SUCTION LINES RISE.
<br />3.
<br />REFRIGERATION DRAWINGS ARE PROVIDED AS
<br />PROVIDE A SUCTION LINE TRAP AT THE BASE OF
<br />AN AID TO BIDDERS AND TO INDICATE DESIRED
<br />THE RISER.
<br />ROUTING OF REFRIGERATION LINES;
<br />15.604
<br />PROVIDE AIRTIGHT SEAL AROUND ALL PIPING
<br />CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME FULL
<br />AND BOLT PENETRATIONS THROUGH
<br />RESPONSIBILITY FOR CORRECT INSTALLATION
<br />COOLER/FREEZER BOX WALLS OR CEILINGS.
<br />OF PIPING AND ACCESSORIES TO PROVIDE A
<br />15.605
<br />SUPPORT EVAPORATORS WITH BOLTS THROUGH
<br />COMPLETE AND FULLY OPERATING SYSTEM.
<br />ROOF TO 1-5/8'' X 1-5/8" X 10' LONG 14 GA.
<br />GALVANIZED UNISTRUT SPANNING THREE ROOF
<br />4.
<br />REFER TO SPECIFICATION 15600 FOR
<br />PANELS. PROVIDE DOUBLE NUTS ON EACH BOLT.
<br />INSULATION THICKNESS, INSIDE DIAMETER OF
<br />15.606
<br />CONDENSATE DRAIN; PITCH DRAIN LINES DOWN
<br />INSULATION SHALL MATCH PIPE DIAMETER TO
<br />APPROXIMATELY 1/8'' PER 12" TOWARD DRAIN.
<br />MINIMIZE AIR GAPS BETWEEN PIPING AND
<br />PROVIDE COPPER PIPING WITH ELECTRIC HEAT
<br />INSULATION, PROVIDE FACTORY PRE -
<br />TAPE AND INSULATION ON ALL CONDENSATE
<br />MANUFACTURED FITTINGS AT ALL TRAPS AND
<br />LINES EXPOSED TO FREEZING TEMPERATURES.
<br />ELBOWS. WHERE PRE -MANUFACTURED
<br />15.607
<br />SEE SCHEDULES FOR EVAPORATOR TYPES,
<br />FITTINGS ARE UNAVAILABLE MITER CUT ALL
<br />SIZES, AND CAPACITIES; CONTROL METHOD; AND
<br />FITTINGS TO ENSURE PROPER SEAL BETWEEN
<br />ALL REFRIGERATION PIPING SIZES: ETC.
<br />INSULATION SEGMENTS.
<br />15.608
<br />END CONDENSATE LINE OVER RECEPTOR W/AIR
<br />5.
<br />PIPE INSULATION SHALL BE BLACK, UNLESS
<br />GAP. CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE FLOOR
<br />OTHERWISE STATED ON PLANS OR
<br />DRAIN(S) AND DRAIN LINE(S) SERVING WALK-IN
<br />SPECIFICATIONS,
<br />ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS AND FUNCTION
<br />PROPERLY. WHERE EXTENSIVE DAMAGE EXISTS
<br />6.
<br />COORDINATE REFRIGERATION DEMOLITION
<br />AND/OR PROPER DRAINAGE CANNOT BE
<br />ISSUES WITH THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS.
<br />OBTAINED COORDINATE WITH WALMART
<br />MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER.
<br />REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR
<br />REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT DEMOLITION AND
<br />15.610
<br />PROVIDE 0.020" PVC JACKET ON ALL
<br />COOLER REPAIR AND REMODELING.
<br />REFRIGERATION LINES EXTERIOR TO BUILDING.
<br />15.612
<br />PROVIDE INTERMEDIATE SUCTION LINE TRAP IN
<br />7,
<br />REFRIGERATION SYSTEM SHALL REMAIN
<br />WALL OR VOID SPACE. INTERMEDIATE TRAP
<br />OPERATIONAL DURING REMODELING. DURING
<br />SHOULD BE PLACED AT THE MIDPOINT OF ANY
<br />THE PHASING OF OLD TO NEW SYSTEMS; BOTH
<br />SUCTION LINE RISE WHICH EXCEEDS 16 FEET.
<br />NEW AND OLD REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS MAY
<br />15.617
<br />COORDINATE REFRIGERATION LINE
<br />BE REQUIRED TO OPERATE AT THE SAME TIME
<br />PENETRATIONS THROUGH ROOF. REINFORCE
<br />FOR A SHORT PERIOD.
<br />ROOF STRUCTURE AS NECESSARY. CUT ROOF
<br />OPENING FOR THE REFRIGERATION PIPE
<br />8.
<br />WHERE NEW REFRIGERATED EQUIPMENT IS
<br />PENETRATION AND SUPPLY ROOF CURB WITH
<br />INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS, PROVIDE
<br />WEATHERTIGHT SHEETMETAL COVER.
<br />DEMOLITION, REMOVAL, AND TEMPORARY
<br />PROPERLY FLASH. PATCH, AND REPAIR ROOF AS
<br />STORAGE OF OLD EQUIPMENT PER WALMART
<br />REQUIRED FOR NEW PENETRATION.
<br />MECHANICAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION
<br />COORDINATE EXACT SIZE AND LOCATION OF
<br />MANAGER'S INSTRUCTIONS, AND
<br />ROOF PENETRATIONS WITH STRUCTURAL
<br />REFRIGERATION DEMO NOTES.
<br />DRAWINGS.
<br />15.637
<br />REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL
<br />9.
<br />COORDINATE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF
<br />REFRIGERATION MANUFACTURER -FURNISHED
<br />EXISTING EVAPORATORS, REFRIGERATED
<br />LIQUID LINE SOLENOID VALVE IN A SERVICE
<br />CASES, AND CONDENSING UNITS, WITH
<br />ACCESSIBLE LOCATION AT CASE/EVAPORATOR.
<br />WALMART MECHANICAL SERVICES
<br />INSTALL CONTROL WIRING FROM SOLENOID
<br />CONSTRUCTION MANAGER.
<br />VALVE BACK TO CIRCUIT CONTROLLER OR
<br />CONDENSING UNIT. REFER TO REFRIGERATION
<br />10.
<br />REMOVE COPPER LINES; EVAPORATORS, AND
<br />SUBMITTALS/SCHEDULES AND BAS PLANS FOR
<br />CONDENSATE LINES FROM COOLERS/
<br />EXACT REQUIREMENTS. REFER TO
<br />FREEZERS BEING REMOVED FROM SITE.
<br />SPECIFICATIONS FOR ASSET TAGGING
<br />COORDINATE WITH WALK-IN PANEL VENDOR
<br />REQUIREMENTS.
<br />FOR TIME LINE OF REPLACEMENT. REFERENCE
<br />11.
<br />SPECIFICATION FOR CONTACT INFORMATION
<br />WALK-IN PANEL VENDOR SHALL PROPERLY
<br />PREPARE ALL COOLER/FREEZER PANELS,
<br />GLASS DOORS, SLIDER OR SWING DOORS,
<br />PALLETIZE, AND PREPARE THE EQUIPMENT TO
<br />SHIP OFF SITE.
<br />12.
<br />COORDINATE WITH FIRE PROTECTION
<br />CONTRACTOR FOR THE REMOVAL OF
<br />SPRINKLERS FOR ALL REMOVED
<br />COOLER/FREEZER BOXES.
<br />13.
<br />COORDINATE WITH ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
<br />FOR THE REMOVAL OF ALL REMOVED
<br />COOLER/FREEZER BOXES ELECTRICAL WIRING
<br />DEVICES.
<br />14.
<br />COORDINATE WITH BAS CONTRACTOR FOR THE
<br />REMOVAL OF ALL REMOVED COOLER/FREEZER
<br />BOXES BAS WIRING AND DEVICES,
<br />15.
<br />EXISTING REFRIGERATION PIPING MAY BE RE-
<br />USED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON PLANS.
<br />REFER TO SCHEDULES FOR PIPE SIZE
<br />REQUIREMENTS.
<br />16.
<br />BUILDING COMPONENTS ABANDONED BY THE
<br />SCOPE OF WORK SHALL BE SECURED TO
<br />PREVENT FALLING. LOOSENING, OR CREATING
<br />DAMAGE OF ANY KIND IN THE FUTURE.
<br />17.
<br />IF ANY RACK SYSTEMS WILL BE OPENED TO ADD
<br />OR REPLACE CASES, EVAPORATORS, ETC. THEN
<br />24 TO 48 HOURS AFTER THE WORK IS
<br />COMPLETED AND ALL FINAL ADJUSTMENTS
<br />HAVE BEEN MADE, PROVIDE AND CHANGE
<br />LIQUID LINE FILTER CORES, OIL SYSTEM FILTER
<br />USING SPORLAN OF STYLE FILTER. AND
<br />REPLACE SUCTION FILTERS. FILTERS ARE TO BE
<br />RATED FOR WAX REMOVAL. CONTRACTOR TO
<br />PROPERLY DISPOSE OF OIL AND COMPONENTS
<br />REPLACED. REFER TO SPECIFICATION 15600.
<br />18.
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<br />REFRIGERATION
<br />PLAN
<br />OVERALL REFRIGERATION PLAN EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING
<br />ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND
<br />1 EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE
<br />1" = 50'-0" SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES
<br />PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING
<br />SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL
<br />DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF
<br />EXISTING CONDITIONS. CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO
<br />FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE
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