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MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY Learning Commons Scranton, Pennsylvannia Section 11 40 00 FOODSERVICE EQUIPMENT
PART 1 - GENERAL 1.01
RELATED DOCUMENTS A. This section constitutes a separate prime contract. B. The general conditions of Division 1 including supplementary conditions and general requirements apply to the work specified in this section.
1.02
RELATED WORK NOT INCLUDED BY FOODSERVICE EQUIPMENT CONTRACTOR
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Plumbing, Division 22: 1. Rough-in 2. Piping of supply and waste lines from building service to rough-in (unless specifically stated otherwise) 3. Traps, grease traps, line strainers, tailpieces, valves, stops, shutoffs, and miscellaneous fittings required for complete installation. 4. Final connection.
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Ventilation, Division 23: 1.
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All ductwork and fans above ceiling line including connection to ventilators and/or hoods.
Electrical, Division 26: 1. Rough-in 2. All electric building services including but not limited to: conduit, wiring, line and disconnect switches, safety cut offs and fittings, control panels, fuses, boxes and fittings required for complete installation, except internal wiring as specified, unless indicated otherwise on drawings. 3. Final connections, including mounting and wiring of starters and switches furnished as part of the foodservice equipment (unless otherwise indicated on the drawings. WORK INCLUDED IN THIS SECTION
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Furnish all labor, material, services, and specified equipment, necessary for the complete installation of foodservice equipment in strict accordance with specifications, applicable drawings and local codes, including that which is reasonably inferred, with all related items necessary to complete work shown on contract drawings and/or required by these specifications.
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Deliver all equipment on schedule. The Foodservice Equipment Contractor shall be responsible for coordinating all aspects of his work as it relates to the General Contractor, Subcontractors, the Owner, or any other Trades as may be dictated by the Owner, Architect, or Consultant.
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The Foodservice Equipment Contractor shall be fully responsible for verifying all field dimensions as they pertain to the work in this section.
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Cutting of holes in equipment for pipes, drains, electric outlets, etc., as required for this installation. Work shall conform to the highest standards of workmanship and shall include welded sleeves, collars, ferrules or escutcheons.
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All wall sleeves, chrome plated cover plates, vermin proofing, and sealing of wall sleeves Foodservice Equipment Contractor to provide vermin proofing for all floor sleeves he uses.
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All work involved in making stands and supports for all specified equipment requiring them.
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Repair all damage to the premises as a result of this installation and daily removal of all debris left by the Foodservice Equipment Contractor.
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The Foodservice Equipment Contractor shall be responsible for keeping his area orderly during the entire time of installation. Foodservice equipment and fixtures shall be cleaned thoroughly and ready for operation at the time the building is turned over to the owner.
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Become familiar with and accepts responsibility for compliance with all applicable codes and regulations. If authorities having jurisdiction require any portion of the equipment to be inspected, tested, or approved, the Foodservice Equipment Contractor and/or his equipment supplier shall bear all costs of such inspections, tests or approvals.
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Electric work:
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Inter-wiring of foodservice equipment between components within equipment, such as heating elements, switches, thermostats, motors, etc., complete with junction box or disconnect as is applicable, ready for final connection. All electrical inter-wiring done in the fabricators shop or in the field as specified in this scope of work shall be fully tested and certified by a licensed independent agency. Testing agency shall be approved by the local authorities. a.
A complete wiring diagram indicating connection points, types of conduit, junction boxes, terminal boxes, breaker panels and other miscellaneous devices shall be listed and detailed in the fabricators shop drawings.
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The agency's name, and contact person as well as verification that the agency is accepted by local inspectors shall be submitted to the consultant prior to fabrication of custom equipment.
Voltages shall be as indicated on contract drawings. Any differences in electrical characteristics at job site from those shown on contract documents must be submitted to the consultant for consideration prior to ordering equipment.
Plumbing work:
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Furnish all equipment with faucets and sink waste assemblies, as specified in this section.
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Pre-pipe all waste and supply piping for built in fixtures in fabricated counters to shut off or control valves, ready for final connection by the General Contractor. Final connections will be by the General Contractor unless otherwise specified.
QUALITY ASSURANCE
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All custom fabricated equipment such as tables, sinks, countertops, etc., must be manufactured by a foodservice equipment fabricator who has the plant, personnel and engineering capability required. Such manufacturer shall be subject to the approval of the consultant. All work in the above category shall be manufactured by one manufacturer, and shall be of uniform design and finish.
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The manufacturer of this equipment must be able to show that he is now and for the past 5 years been engaged in the manufacture or distribution of foodservice equipment, as required under this contract.
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The manufacturer of this equipment herein specified shall be a recognized distributor for items of equipment specified herein that are of other manufacture than his own.
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Only manufacturers who can meet the foregoing qualifications will be acceptable.
1.05
SUBMITTALS
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Submit illustrated brochures for manufactured or "buy-out" equipment items, line drawings, roughin requirements, and list of accessories or other specified additional requirements. Brochures shall be in electronic format include data on all equipment that is to be provided, arranged in numerical sequence that conforms to the item numbers in the specifications. Omission of data does not reduce the obligation to provide items as specified.
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Submit fully dimensioned rough-in plans at 1/4" scale, electronic format, showing all required mechanical, electrical, ventilation, water, waste, and refrigeration services required for equipment and rough-in location for same. Rough-in locations shown shall make allowances for required traps, switches etc., thereby not requiring interpretations or adjustment on the part of other contractors. Drawings shall indicate dimensions for floor depressions, wall openings, etc., for equipment.
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Submit fully dimensioned and detailed shop drawings, electronic format, of custom-fabricated equipment shall be submitted, drawn at 3/4" scale for elevations and 1-1/2" scale for sections. Drawings shall show details of construction, installation, and relation to adjoining and related work where cutting or close fitting is required. Drawings shall indicate species and grades of materials, finishes, and hardware selections. Drawings shall show all reinforcements, anchorage, and other work required for complete installation of all fixtures. Where fabricator is to pre-wire components to j-box, pull box, breaker panel, etc., all electrical wiring, labeling, and method of certification is to be indicated on the drawings.
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Submit certification for special materials as applicable: 1. Preservative treated wood certification: submit for architect's information only. Submit certification by treating plant stating chemicals and process used, net amount of salts retained, conformance with applicable standards and moisture content after treatment. 2. Fire-retardant treatment certification: submit for architect's information only. Submit certification by treating plant that fire-retardant treatment materials comply with governing ordinances and that treatment will not bleed through finished surfaces.
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Submit shop drawings as required in electronic format.
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Rough-in drawings, shop drawings, color and material samples and bound brochures covering manufactured or "buy-out" items covering all work and equipment covered in this contract shall be submitted to the consultant and owner as soon as possible but not later than three weeks after the award of contract. After approval, Foodservice Equipment Contractor shall furnish to Consultant, Architect, and Owner, sets (as required) of shop drawings and brochures, corrected as required by virtue of review comments, for distribution to various interested trades on project. All costs of reproductions and submissions shall be part of the contract.
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Do not begin fabrication of custom-manufactured equipment until approvals of shop drawings have been received, and until field measurements have been taken by Foodservice Equipment Contractor, where such measurements are necessary to assure proper conformance with the intent of the contract drawings and specifications.
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Make field measurements, giving due considerations to any architectural, mechanical, or structural discrepancies that may occur during the construction of the space. No extra compensation will be allowed for any difference between actual dimensions secured at the job site and dimensions shown on the drawings. Field measurements shall be submitted to the Consultant for consideration before proceeding with the fabrication of equipment.
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Shop drawings, details and equipment reviewed are for design concept only, and does not relieve the Foodservice Equipment Contractor of responsibility for compliance with design drawings, details and specifications, verification of utilities with equipment requirements for conformity and location and verification of all dimensions of equipment and building conditions or reasonable adjustments due to deviations.
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The Foodservice Equipment Contractor shall prepare and submit for review a complete and itemized listing of items and services ordered, procured, and otherwise arranged for to complete his work including; purchase order numbers, projected ship dates, and pertinent comments. This listing shall be updated and distributed on a bi-monthly basis and on a weekly basis during the four (4) week period preceding the commencement of installation.
1.06
SUBSTITUTIONS -- STANDARDS
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Proposals shall be based on brands, materials and forms of construction specified unless products of other manufacturers that conform to requirements of the plans and specifications are approved in writing by the Consultant as equal to that specified.
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Any equipment offered for approval as "equal" to equipment specified must conform to the space limitations of layout. Cost of any deviation from kind or location of mechanical service due to furnishing of an approved equal will be the responsibility of the Foodservice Equipment Contractor, at no extra cost to the Owner.
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If no equals are approved in writing by the Consultant, the brands and materials specified must be furnished, and no other substitution will be permitted subsequent to award of contract except by specific change order issued by Owner.
1.07
DRAWINGS
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Drawings that constitute part of the contract documents indicate general arrangement of piping and location of equipment. Should it be necessary to deviate from the arrangement indicated in order to meet structural or other field conditions, the Foodservice Equipment Contractor shall provide revised drawings showing such deviations, at his own expense and without expense to the Owner.
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Specifications and drawings are reasonably exact, but their extreme accuracy is not guaranteed. Drawings and specifications are for the assistance and guidance of the Foodservice Equipment Contractor, and exact locations, distances, and levels shall be governed by the building.
1.08 A.
MANUFACTURER'S DIRECTIONS Follow manufacturer's directions in all cases where manufacturers of articles used in this contract furnish directions or prints covering points not shown on drawings or specifications.
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INDUSTRY STANDARDS
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Items of foodservice equipment furnished shall conform to standards of National Sanitation Foundation, Ann Arbor, Michigan, and shall bear the N.S.F. seal.
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Foodservice equipment shall be installed in accordance with N.S.F. standards.
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Work and materials shall be in compliance with requirements of applicable codes, ordinances, and regulations, including but not limited to those of The National Fire Protection Association, State Fire Marshall, State Board of Health, Local Health Codes, etc.
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Electrically operated and/or heated equipment, fabricated or otherwise, shall conform to the latest standards of National Electric Manufacturers Association and of Underwriters Laboratories, Inc., and shall bear the U.L. label.
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All standard steam-heated equipment shall be manufactured in accordance with A.S.M.E. code requirements and carry the A.S.M.E. stamp.
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Applicable standards comply with the following, as referenced herein: 1. American Institute of Timer Construction (AITC) 2. American National Standards Institute (ANSI) 3. American Plywood Association (APA) 4. American Society for Testing And Materials (ASTM) 5. American Wood Preservers Association (AWPA) 6. American Wood Systems (AWS) 7. Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) "Architectural Woodwork Quality Standards, Guide Specifications and Quality Certification Program", Sixth Edition, 1994, herein referred to as AWI standards. Work shall comply with applicable portions of AWI standards. 8. Hardwood Plywood Manufacturers Association (HPMA) 9. National Electric Manufacturers Association (NEMA) 10. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 11. Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL) 12. U.S. Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards
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Lumber: PS 20-70
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Construction and Industrial Plywood: PS 1-83
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Current grading rules of the following industry associations apply to wood products: 1. National Hardwood Lumber Association (NHLA) 2. Redwood Inspection Service (RIS) 3. Southern Pine Inspection Bureau (SPIB) 4. West Coast Lumber Inspection Bureau (WCLB) 5. Western Wood Products Association (WWPA)
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Grade marks: Identify lumber and plywood by official grade mark. 1. Lumber: Grade stamp shall contain symbol of grading agency, mill number or name, grade of lumber, species or species grouping or combination designation, rules under which graded - where applicable, and condition of seasoning at time of manufacture. 2. Plywood: Appropriate grade trademark of the APA. Indicate type, grade, class, identification index and inspection and testing agency mark. 3. Structural glue-laminated members: Members shall be marked with the trademark APAEWS of American Wood Systems, indicating conformance with manufacturing, quality assurance and marking provisions of ANSI/AITC a190.1-83.
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Preservative-treated wood products: Preservative-treated lumber and plywood shall bear the quality standard stamp of the applicator, indicating preservative type, exposure conditions, year of treatment, type or name, flame spread and treatment plant. Fire-retardant treated wood products: Fire-retardant treated lumber and plywood shall bear UL stamp or stamp of other approved independent inspection agency, indicating treatment type or name, flame spread and treatment plant. On components to be exposed to view, grade marks shall be located so as to be concealed in finish work.
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All standard steam-heated equipment shall be manufactured in accordance with A.S.M.E. code
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Whenever Whenever the drawings and specifications require larger sizes or higher standards then are required by the regulations, the drawings and standards shall govern.
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Whenever the drawings and specifications indicate requirements which will violate the regulations, the regulations shall govern.
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No extra charge will be paid for furnishing items required by the regulations, but not specified or shown on the drawings.
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Rulings and interpretations of enforcing agencies shall be considered part of regulations.
PART 2 - PRODUCTS 2.01
MANUFACTURED ITEMS
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Except as may be specified otherwise under individual item specifications in the "equipment schedule", all items of standard manufactured equipment furnished shall be complete in accord with manufacturer's standard specifications for specific unit of model called for, including finishes, components, attachments, appurtenances, etc..
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Substitutions for manufactured equipment specified will be accorded consideration under terms set forth in "substitutions-standards."
2.02
FABRICATED METAL EQUIPMENT
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Work shall be done in an approved workmanlike manner, to complete satisfaction of the owner. Further, work included under this heading shall conform with applicable standards of authorities having jurisdiction and the current standards/revisions of the National Sanitation Foundation.
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Stainless steel - shall be U.S. standard gauges as called for, 18-8, type 304, not over .021% maximum carbon, and with a #4 finish unless stated otherwise. All stainless steel welds shall be ground smooth to match the original grain.
C.
Galvanized iron - shall be Armco or equal. Framework of galvanized iron shall be welded construction, having welds smooth, and where galvanizing has been burned off, touched up with high-grade aluminum bronze.
D.
Legs and crossrails - shall be continuously welded, ground smooth and polished to have a uniform finish. Legs on sinks and tables shall be spaced no further than 66" on centers and 30" front to back.
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REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER WALK-IN UNITS
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Panels: 1. Panels shall be insulated with 4" thick injected urethane, expanded with R1416, no CFC's used. Foam shall be 2.25 lb. density, 95% closed cell. 2. Panels shall meet ASTME-84 (UL-723) and be listed by Underwriters laboratories and by Factory Mutual as a Class I building material. 3. Insulation shall have a flame spread index of 25 or less and a smoke-developed index of not more than 450, where tested in a minimum 4-inch thickness. 4. All panel intersections and wall, floor and ceiling intersections shall be secured by cam lock fasteners. 5. All interior corners shall be coved. 6. All interior walls, floor and ceiling intersections shall comply with N.S.F. requirements. 7. Assembly shall be constructed to adhere to all building conditions. 8. Food Service Equipment Contractor to field verify building wall clearances and column locations to coordinate panels accordingly. 9. Ceiling panels to be self-supporting and have maximum length panels to span full length of box if possible. 10. Reinforce ceiling panels where the coil is located. 11. Provide sleeves properly located for utility entrance, drain lines, and refrigeration lines, and after lines are installed, fill sleeves with spray foam compound, suitable for use in refrigerated spaces. 12. The floor shall have maximum length panels to span full length of box if possible, otherwise stagger joints so there are no common "four corner" intersections and no joints occurring in doorways and load rating of 600 lb. sq. ft.
B.
Doors: 1. Doors to be hinged per Food Service Equipment Floor Plan. 2. Furnish door complete with plastic strip curtains at each door location, transparent vinyl overlapping strips, aluminum bar hanging rod and bracket, suitable for low temperature application, as manufactured by Curtron, Flexstrip Products, Inc., or equal. 3. Furnish anti-sweat heater wire installed in the frame. 4. Door size and finish shall match exterior finishes of box, and shall be furnished complete with sill wiper gasket, lift type hinges. 5. Hinges, latches and hardware shall be chrome plated; Minimum three (3) hinges. 6. Exterior door to be equipped with automatic door closer. 7. Freezer door to be equipped with perimeter heat. 8. Exterior door(s) to be equipped with cylinder lock having inside safety release feature. 9. Aluminum kick plate to be provided on door (both sides). 10. Each compartment to be provided with exterior flush mounted dial thermometer mounted at eye level to each door. 11. Door sizes: 34” x 78” high or 48” x 78” high as indicated. (Refer to shop drawing in contract set)
C.
Finishes: 1. Floor panels shall be 1/8 aluminum tread finish. 2. Exposed exterior panels shall be stucco-aluminum. 3. Unexposed exterior panels shall be stucco embossed galvanized steel. 4. Interior wall panels shall be stucco-aluminum. 5. Ceiling panels shall be stucco-aluminum.
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Miscellaneous:
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Provide, as part of assembly, trim strips, closure panels, etc., as necessary to trim assembly to adjacent building surfaces. Trim shall be fastened on 12" maximum centers in a neat and workmanlike manner. Trim shall be made of the same material as the adjacent walk-in finish. Insulate suction lines with 1/2" pre-molded foamed plastic insulation. Each compartment to be furnished complete with manufacturer's standard light fixture, having protective cover, mounted and pre-wired to switch with pilot light in door section. Extra lights as needed to provide 30 foot candles 30" above floor. Light bulbs to be furnished and installed by Food Service Equipment Contractor. Prep Area and Prepared Foods Cooler to be a floorless assembly and shall be installed on concrete slab on grade. Wall panels shall be anchored to building slab with Vinyl U Channel Screeds furnished as part of assembly. Walls panels to be sealed to building floor and approved coved base installed. General Contractor to coordinate with Food Service Equipment Contractor. Refer to sheet Q-500 for drawings. Bulk Cooler/Freezer Assembly to be installed on slab recessed 4" lower than finished floor of kitchen, so that assembly floor panels are level with kitchen finished floor when installed. General Contractor to provide slab depression sized to suit overall assembly. Refer to sheet Q-501 for drawings. Slab must be laser level and smooth to accommodate proper installation of walk-in cooler/freezer floor panels. General Contractor to coordinate with Food Service Equipment Contractor Cook's Cooler and Freezer to be installed on depressed sub-floor so that assembly is flush with the kitchen finished floor. General Sub-floor must be laser level and smooth to accommodate proper installation of walk-in cooler and freezer floor panels. General Contractor to coordinate with Food Service Equipment Contractor. Cold storage rooms shall be erected by factory trained and certified installers or shall be supervised by factory personnel. Refrigeration systems shall be furnished by cold storage room manufacturer and installed by factory authorized personnel. Refrigeration systems to be provided with all required refrigerant piping, insulation, vibration eliminator, solenoid(s), dryer, suction line filter, expansion valve(s), thermostat(s), heat exchangers, and defrost timers, etc. as necessary for complete installation. Provide pump down control circuit consisting of thermostat and solenoid valve. All components including piping and insulation to be installed using accepted industry standards, manufacturer’s instructions and first class workmanship. Drain pan for water-cooled compressors to be included and sized appropriately for each compressor provided. Food Service Equipment Contractor to furnish two-tier compressor racks sized to suit compressors and located to provide full access for maintenance. Galvanized, painted and welded frame construction. General Contractor shall provide concrete pad sized appropriately for refrigeration compressors and racks.
ERRORS AND OMISSIONS
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Construction Documents include drawings and written specifications, which should be reasonably correct, however their accuracy is not guaranteed. Should discrepancies occur they shall be brought to the attention of the Food Service Consultant and/or Project Architect in order for the conflict to be clarified in an official Request For Information.
B.
It shall be the responsibility of the food service equipment bidders to inform the Food Service Consultant of any discrepancies found within these documents to include: written specifications, drawings or schedules, to allow an opportunity for the consultant to prepare an addendum to correct such discrepancies. Bidding on a known discrepancy with the intention of equipment substitution or price gouging through change orders will not be tolerated.
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SCHEDULE OF EQUIPMENT
ITEM 01 – STORAGE SHELVING Eagle Group Model 1830V Wire Shelving, 30"W x 18"D, patented QuadTruss® design, with mat wires welded to a four-truss assembly on front and back, and three-truss assembly on each end, VALU-MASTER® pewter gray epoxy finih, NSF • Model P63-V Post, stationary application, 63"H VALU-MASTER® pewter gray epoxy finish, numerically grooved in 1" increments, post cap and leveling bolt, NSF • 5 UNITS, 4-TIER EACH ITEM 01A – STORAGE SHELVING Eagle Group Model 1836V Wire Shelving, 36"W x 18"D, patented QuadTruss® design, with mat wires welded to a four-truss assembly on front and back, and three-truss assembly on each end, VALU-MASTER® pewter gray epoxy finish, NSF • Model P63-V Post, stationary application, 63"H VALUMASTER® pewter gray epoxy finish, numerically grooved in 1" increments, post cap and leveling bolt, NSF • 3 UNITS, 4-TIER EACH ITEM 01B – STORAGE SHELVING Eagle Group Model 1842V Wire Shelving, 42"W x 18"D, patented QuadTruss® design, with mat wires welded to a four-truss assembly on front and back, and three-truss assembly on each end, VALU-MASTER® pewter gray epoxy finish, NSF • Model P63-V Post, stationary application, 63"H VALU-MASTER® pewter gray epoxy finish, numerically grooved in 1" increments, post cap and leveling bolt, NSF • 4 UNITS, 4-TIER EACH ITEM 01C – STORAGE SHELVING Eagle Group Model 1854V Wire Shelving, 54"W x 18"D, patented QuadTruss® design, with mat wires welded to a four-truss assembly on front and back, and three-truss assembly on each end, VALU-MASTER® pewter gray epoxy finish, NSF • Model P63-V Post, stationary application, 63"H VALUMASTER® pewter gray epoxy finish, numerically grooved in 1" increments, post cap and leveling bolt, NSF • 2 UNITS, 4-TIER EACH ITEM 02 – STORAGE SHELVING UNIT KIT Eagle Group Model 1848E74-5 Red-i-Pak® Wire Shelving Unit, (5) 48"W x 18"D shelves with patented QuadTruss® design, (4) 74"H (2) piece posts, tapered split sleeves, EAGLEgard® green epoxy finish with MICROGARD®
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MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY Learning Commons Scranton, Pennsylvannia antimicrobial protection, packaged in (1) box, NSF ITEM 03 – THREE COMPARTMENT SINK Eagle Group Model 314-18-3-24-X 314 Series Sink, 3-compartment, 108"W x 31-3/4"D, 304 stainless steel construction, 18" side-to-side x 24" front-to-back x 13-1/2" deep seamless deep-drawn compartment, 24" drainboards on left & right, 91/2"H backsplash with 1" upturn & tile edge, 2" euro-style edges on front & sides, (2) sets of 8" O.C. faucet holes, 3-1/2" basket drain with 1-1/2" I.P.S drain outlet, 12-gauge leg gussets, galvanized steel legs & side crossrails, adjustable bullet feet, NSF • Model 300720-X Lever Handle Drain, 1-1/2" or 2" IPS connection • COORDINATE FOR SPLASH MOUNTED FAUCETS ITEM 03A – FAUCET T&S Brass Model B-0231 Sink Mixing Faucet, 12" swing nozzle, wall mounted, 8" centers on sink faucet with 1/2" IPS eccentric flanged female inlets, lever handles ITEM 03B – WALL SHELF Eagle Group Model WS18108-14/3 Wall Shelf, 12" x 108" 14 gauge type 304 stainless steel, 1 1/2" roll on front, 1 1/2" upturn on rear and ends, stainless steel mounting brackets stud welded to shelf, NSF • Change shelf width to 18", replace 12 in model number with 18
ITEM 04 – ONE COMPARTMENT SINK Eagle Group Model FN2020-1-24R14/3 Spec-Master® Sink, 1-compartment, stainless steel, with 24" right-hand drainboard, 20" front-to-back x 20"W compartment, 14"D, with 9-1/2"H splash, stainless steel open frame base, boxed crossrails, 14/304 stainless steel, NSF • •
Model 300720 Lever Handle Drain, 1-1/2" or 2" IPS connection COORDINATE FOR SPLASH MOUNTED FAUCET
ITEM 04A – FAUCET T&S Brass Model B-0231 Sink Mixing Faucet, 12" swing nozzle, wall mounted, 8" centers on sink faucet with 1/2" IPS eccentric flanged female inlets, lever handles ITEM 04B – WALL SHELF Eagle Group Model WS1836-14/3 Wall Shelf, 12" x 36" 14 gauge type 304 stainless steel, 1 1/2" roll on front, 1 1/2" upturn on rear and ends, stainless steel mounting brackets stud welded to shelf, NSF
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Change shelf width to 18", replace 12 in model number with 18
ITEM 05 – ICE MAKER W/BIN, REMOTE Manitowoc Model RFS-2378C Ice Maker, flake-style, air-cooled, QuietQube remote condenser, 2063-lb production/24-hours, stainless steel finish, ENERGY STAR® • 3 year parts Commercial warranty • 2 year labor Commercial warranty • 5 year parts & 2 year labor Commercial warranty on compressor • Model AR-40000 Arctic Pure® Primary Water Filter Assembly, includes head, shroud, hardware, mounting assembly, and two filter cartridges, 40,000 gallon capacity, 1,0012,500 lbs./ice per day • Model F-1300 Ice Bin, with top-hinged front-opening door, approximately 1320 lb ice storage capacity, sliding window & sliding ice gate, welded stainless steel construction, (4) 6" legs, ice scoop, stainless steel adapters for 30" or 48" ice machines • Model K-482500 Bin Adapter for 25.2" RF Flaker on F-1300 bin • 3 year parts & labor Commercial warranty
ITEM 05A – REMOTE CONDENSER UNIT Manitowoc Model RCU-2375 Condenser Unit, remote air-cooled, RFS-2378C series, 3 HP ITEM 06 – HAND SINK, WALL MOUNT Eagle Group Model HWC-T Space Saver Hand Sink, 16-9/13" x 14" x 21-7/16"H, type 304 stainless steel welded construction, 91/4" x 11-1/2" x 6" bowl, bullnose front edge, T&S deck mount gooseneck faucet, basket drain, soap on rear deck, C-fold towel dispenser, hinged door with pull handle & magnetic catch, NSF • Model 359752-X Soap dispenser, wall mounted with electric eye, NSF • Model 318496 Paper Towel Dispenser, wall mounted, folded towel dispenser, 304 stainless steel construction, NSF ITEM 07 – WORKTABLE, W/UNDERSHELF AERO Manufacturing Model 1TS-3096 Aerospec™ Work Table, 96"W x 30"D, 1-7/8" turn down on (4) sides, marine edges, (3) stainless steel box channels, 14 gauge 300 series stainless steel top, 18 gauge 430 series stainless steel undershelf, 16 gauge 300 series stainless steel legs, white metal feet, Aero Hemmed Safety Edge™,, fully welded gussets, sound deadened, shipped KD, NSF • Model T-130 Casters, 4", non-marking, rubber, set of 6 (2 with brakes, 4 without brakes)
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MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY Learning Commons Scranton, Pennsylvannia ITEM 08 – MICROWAVE/CONVECTION OVEN Turbochef Model I5 I5™ Convection/Microwave Oven, Rapid Cook, electric, 28.1" wide, ventless, countertop, fully insulated cook chamber, stores up to 200 recipes, internal catalytic converter, smart voltage sensor technology (US only), digital display, remvoable rack and grease collection pan, top and bottom jet plates, pull down door with ergonomic handle, multi-speed convection blower, 13 1/2" x 14 1/4, (2) solid PTFE baskets, (1) oven cleaner (1) oven guard, (1) aluminum paddle, (2) trigger sprayers, (1) standard rack, side hand grips, stainless steel front, top & sides, cULus, CE, ANSI, TUV ITEM 09 – WORKTABLE Eagle Group Model T3684B-BS Work Table, 84"W x 36"D, heavy gauge 430 stainless steel top with 4-1/2" backsplash, rolled front edge, square turndown ends, Uni-Lok® gusset system, heavy gauge galvanized adjustable undershelf, (4) 1-5/8" diameter heavy gauge galvanized legs, 1" adjustable hi-impact plastic feet, NSF ITEM 09A – WALL SHELF Eagle Group Model WS1836-14/3 Wall Shelf, 18" x 36" 14 gauge type 304 stainless steel, 1 1/2" roll on front, 1 1/2" upturn on rear and ends, stainless steel mounting brackets stud welded to shelf, NSF • Changed shelf width to 18", replaced 12 in model number with 18
ITEM 10 – FOOD SLICER Berkel Model 825E-PLUS Slicer, manual, angled gravity feed, 10" dia. C.S. knife, permanent knife guard, built-in sharpener, 6' cord & plug, 1/4 HP, 115v/60/1-ph, 2.3 amps, ETL, NSF-8 • 1 year parts, service & travel warranty (excluding wear items), standard • Model SLCRCVR-SM Slicer Cover, small, fits 823E-PLUS, 825E-PLUS, 825APLUS & 827A-PLUS, Berkel logo on clear vinyl with red border
ITEM 11 – RACK, MOBILE Eagle Group Model 4635 Lifetime Series Roll-In Refrigerator, 25" x 26" x 64"H, heavy duty, slides on 4-1/2" centers, fully welded aluminum construction, (4) 6" x 2" non-marking swivel plate casters • Caster locks • Corner bumpers
ITEM 12 – COLD STORAGE ASSEMBLY Custom Fab Model WALK-IN - DOUBLE Walk-In Cooler, two compartment, size and shape per plan, provided by Bally Manufacturing
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MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY Learning Commons Scranton, Pennsylvannia meeting requirements as outlined in Section 2.03 and drawing Sheet Q500. ITEM 13 – COFFEE BREWER Bunn-O-Matic Model AXIOM-APS-0010 38700.0010 AXIOM®-DV-APS Airpot Coffee Brewer, dual voltage, hot water faucet, SplashGard® funnel, LCD display, brews into (1) 1.9 to 3 liter airpot (sold separately), convertible by a qualified electrician, 120/208v/60/1-ph, 1500/2680/3550 watts, 12.5/13.0/15.0 amps, cord attached, UL, NSF • Equipment discount category net prices must be rounded to the nearest dollar
ITEM 14 – COFFEE AIRPOT Bunn-O-Matic Model AIRPOT-2.5P-0001 13041.0001 Airpot, 2.5 liter (84 oz.), push-button, glass insulation, chrome finish with black trim, 1 pack, ETL ITEM 15 – SOUP KETTLE Existing to be relocated. ITEM 16 – SNEEZE GUARD ASSEMBLY Versa-Gard Model VG6.3 VG Series. Full service food protector with vertical glass and top shelf. 1" OD Solid Supports. End glass panels are 1/4" clear tempered. All glass meets ANSI Z97.1 specifications for safety performance and ASTM C1048-04 specifications for heat treated glass. All hardware supplied in a brushed stainless steel finish. All glass with ground and polished edges. Conceal mount hardware. • Lights • Brushed stainless steel finish • Must meet all NSF, State, and Local codes • See plan for exact sizes, quantities, and locations • End panels where required per codes
ITEM 17 – HOT/COD DROP-IN WELL Delfield Model N8643 Drop-In Hot/Cold Food Well, 43”, 3-pan size for 12” x 20” pans, 8” deep single tank with drain, remote control panel with single temperature control & three-way toggle switch, stainless steel top & well, galvanized steel exterior housing, self-contained refrigeration, cUL, UL, NSF • (1) year parts & (90) day labor warranty, standard
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Automatic water fill kit (ship loose)
ITEM 18 – SPARE NUMBER
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ITEM 19 – P.O.S. SYSTEM Provided by Operations Model TBD ITEM 20 – REFRIGERATED SELF-SERVE CASE RPI Industries Model VICC-72-R-SC-G Vienna Gravity Coil Display, 72-7/8" L, drop-in, gravity coil (upper), programmable digital refrigeration controller, forced air cooling, lift up evaporator, hot gas condensate evaporator pan, tilt-out front curved glass with side glass panels, stainless steel exterior, rear see-thru access doors (upper), sliding utility board (rear), 1-1/4 hp, ETL, NSF • 1 year limited warranty standard • Self-contained refrigeration • Rear air ventilation kit
ITEM 21 – ICE TRANSPORT CART Cambro Model ICS100L110 Slant Top Ice Caddy, mobile, 28-3/4"H, 100-lb capacity, slant top slides up/back into secured top, foam insulation, molded in side grips, lift grips front/back, drain shelf, recessed drain faucet, no assembly required, (2) swivel (2) with brake, NSF. • Color to be determined by owner, KEC to verify.
ITEM 22 – REFRIGERATOR, UNDERCOUNTER Beverage Air Model UCR27A Undercounter Refrigerator, one-section, 27" W, 7.3 cu. ft., (1) door, (2) shelves, stainless steel exterior & top, aluminum interior, rear-mounted self-contained refrigeration, 6" casters, 1/6 hp, UL, cUL, UL-EPH, MADE IN USA • 3 years parts & labor warranty (excludes maintenance items) • Additional 2 year compressor warranty, standard • Door hinged on right standard • 3” Casters, in lieu of standard 6” heavy duty casters
ITEM 23 – BLENDER, BEVERAGE Blendtec Model STEALTHWS-CQB1 (100340) Stealth™ blender package, countertop, with noise reduction, (2) 3qt WildSide™ jars (soft lids, 4" wingtip blades, BPA-free Tritan™ containers), 36 pre-programmed blend cycles, capacitivetouch controls with 6 programmable buttons, illuminated touch control with manual speed slider, USB port, removable Stealth™ 360° sound enclosure, 3.8 peak HP, 15 amp/1800 watt direct drive motor, 120V/ 50/60/1-ph, ETL, NSF, 3 year warranty parts and labor, Service Plus™ ITEM 24 – SINK, DROP-IN
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MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY Learning Commons Scranton, Pennsylvannia Eagle Group Model SR19-16-8-1 Drop-In Countertop Sink, 1-compartment, self-rimming, 20" wide x 16" front-to-back x 8" deep bowl, 18/304 stainless steel, #300490 deck mounted 12" swing spout faucet, 3-1/2" drain hole, basket drain, mounting hardware, NSF • Faucet hole punched on 4" centers, standard • Model 300720-X Lever Handle Drain, 1-1/2” or 2” IPS connection
ITEM 25 REFRIGERATED DISPLAY CASE True Food Service Equipment Model GDM-47-LD Refrigerated Merchandiser, two-section, (8) shelves, laminated vinyl exterior, white aluminum interior with stainless steel floor, (2) Low-E thermal glass sliding doors, LED interior lights, 1/2 HP, 115v/60/1, 8.8 amps, NEMA 5-15P, cUL, CE, NSF, MADE IN USA • Self-contained refrigeration standard • 5-Year compressor warranty • 3-Year parts and labor • Stainless steel exterior • 4” Casters, set of 4 ITEM 26 – ICE CREAM DIPPING CABINET True Food Service Model THDC-2SF Refrigerated Merchandiser, two-section, (8) shelves, laminated vinyl exterior, white aluminum interior with stainless steel floor, (2) Low-E thermal glass sliding doors, LED interior lights, 1/2 HP, 115v/60/1, 8.8 amps, NEMA 5-15P, cUL, CE, NSF, MADE IN USA • Air-cooled ITEM 27 – DROP-IN COLD FOOD PAN Delfield Model 8132-EF LiquiTec™ Drop-In Cool Food Unit, 2-pan size, 4" or 6" deep pans flush with counter top, insulated pan, stainless steel inner liner & top, galvanized outer liner, self-contained Eutectic fluid refrigerated system, 1/4 hp, , cUL, UL, NSF ITEM 28 – ESPRESSO CAPPUCINO MACHINE Schaerer USA Model COFFEE ART PLUS (040381-00003EUS) Coffee Art Plus Espresso Machine, super-automatic, dual boilers, equipped with finesteam® Technology for cappuccino and latte foam, auto shut-off steam wand with built-in temp sensor, heats up to 32 oz./1 liter of milk per min., up to 120 shots per hour, (30) programmable selections, push-button operation, automatic grinding, tamping & shot dispensing, digital display, dual integrated grinders/hoppers, 5 min. automated cleaning cycle, black, 208V, 1ph, 30 amp (actual max load: 24 amp), NEMA L6-30P, drain line required, CE, UL, NSF ITEM 29 – SNEEZE GUARD ASSEMBLY Versa-Gard Model VP24
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MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY Learning Commons Scranton, Pennsylvannia VG Series. Full service food protector with 24" tall vertical glass. 1" OD Solid Supports. End glass panels are 1/4" clear tempered. All glass meets ANSI Z97.1 specifications for safety performance and ASTM C1048-04 specifications for heat treated glass. All hardware supplied in a brushed stainless steel finish. All glass with ground and polished edges. Conceal mount hardware. See plan for layout, sizes, and quantities. Must meet all NSF, state, and local codes. ITEM 30 – CONVEYOR TOASTER Waring Model CTS1000 Commercial Conveyor Toasting System, electric, horizontal conveyor, 2" opening, 5 min. heat-up time, speed control & energy-saving standby functions, power on & indicator lights, 450 slices/hour, brushed stainless steel construction, cool-touch side panels, 120v, 1800 watts, 15.0 amps, NEMA 5-15P, UL, NSF
PART 3- EXECUTION 3.1
SANITATION REQUIREMENTS A. Equipment specified herein shall be fabricated to conform to the “Food Service Equipment Standards” of the National Sanitation Foundation prepared by the Committee on Food Service Standards, and published by the National Sanitation Foundation, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Any differences of opinion on sanitation shall be referred to the State Department of Health for a ruling. B. Equipment shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and the best practices of the food service industry, with careful attention to eliminating all cracks, crevices and concealed spaces in wet areas that would be difficult to clean or keep free of vermin and soil.
3.2
EXAMINATION AND ACCEPTANCE A. Determine whether the General Contractor will furnish and provide temporary power and light, openings and storage space to permit scheduled delivery of equipment. Verify water pressure and provide necessary reducing valves. B. Examine space in which specified work is to be installed to assure that conditions are satisfactory for the specified work. Report, in writing to the Architect, any deficiency in the work of other contractors affecting specified work. Commencement of specified work shall be construed as acceptance of space conditions. C. Obtain and verify all measurements and conditions on the job, and assume responsibility in respect to same. D. Inspect flooring, wall finishes, painting, ceiling installation and all related work for readiness to commence installation of foodservice equipment, Verify the existence of required mechanical and electrical rough-ins.
3.3
CLEANING UP A. Debris and surplus materials resulting from installation work shall be removed promptly as work progresses, to a location indicated by the General Contractor.
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MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY Learning Commons Scranton, Pennsylvannia B. Following completion, and before final acceptance by the Owner, clean finished surfaces in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, and leave specified work free of imperfections. 3.4
DEMONSTRATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS A. Before final acceptance, and by appointment with the Owner and his representatives, completely demonstrate with power, the correct operation of each new item of operating equipment. B. Prior to the demonstration, turn on all mechanical and electrical foodservice equipment. Test for leaks, poor connections, inadequate or faulty performance and correct if necessary. Adjust for proper operation. Thermostatically controlled equipment and equipment with automatic features shall be operated for a sufficient length of time with proper testing equipment to prove controls are functioning as intended. Recalibrate thermostats if necessary. C. Provide Architect or Consultant with a loose leaf bound manual of operating data and maintenance instructions containing complete description, wiring diagrams, operating data, maintenance requirements and other information pertaining to the proper operation and upkeep of the various items of electrical or mechanical equipment. Include names, addresses and telephone numbers of authorized service agencies for all items. Arrange all material in alphabetical order by Manufacturer. Book shall be turned over to Owner after review and approval. D. Submit guarantees and warrantees to the Architect in the above specified manual with all warranty cards completed and becoming effective at the time the equipment was satisfactorily demonstrated.
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PROTECTION OF WORK A. Protect specified work form damage during transportation to the project site, storage at the site, during installation, and after completion until acceptance by the Owner. B. Protect adjacent work under other contracts during installation until completion of specified work. After completion, the contractor for other work shall be responsible for the protection of his work until acceptance by the Owner. C. Damaged work, as determined by the Architect, shall be repaired or replaced as determined by and to the satisfaction of the Architect.
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EXISTING EQUIPMENT A. All foodservice equipment that is scheduled for reuse shall be removed and stored in a location provided by the General Contractor on site. Transportation of equipment shall be provided by the Contractor. B. Verify and document the operating condition of all relocated equipment prior to its being disconnected. Document the condition of the equipment to note any dents, scratches, broken components or other damage prior to placing it in storage. Protect equipment during transport and storage, and assume responsibility for its reinstallation
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MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY Learning Commons Scranton, Pennsylvannia in the condition viewed prior to removal. Transport and install the equipment in accordance with Item Specifications. C. This Contractor is not responsible for refurbishing equipment noted as “Existing” on plans or specifications unless work is specifically called for in this Section. D. All disconnecting and reconnecting of services to “Existing” equipment shall be performed by related trades. E. This Contractor shall not provide a warranty or guarantee on “Existing” equipment. In the case of a new component being provided by this Contractor for an “Existing” piece of equipment, the component shall be warranteed or guaranteed as specified herein before.
END OF SECTION
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