BID PACKAGE #4 BID BULLETIN #4 100% Construction Documents

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1 BID PACKAGE #4 BID BULLETIN #4 100% Construction Documents Date: January 4, 2018 Project: Grand Island Regional Hospital 3533 Prairieview Street (SW Corner of Hwy 281 and Hwy 34) Grand Island, NE Architect: HDR Architecture, Inc. Construction Manager: Chief/Sampson A Joint Venture Contact: Xin Zhao Contact: Brett Chapman 8404 Indian Hills Drive 440 Regency Parkway, Suite 131 Omaha, NE Omaha, NE Phone: Phone: xin.zhao@hdrinc.com brett.chapman@sampson-construction.com Acting as Construction Manager for Grand Island Regional Hospital in Grand Island, Nebraska, Chief/Sampson A Joint Venture hereby issues Bid Bulletin No. 4 for the 100% Construction Documents bid package. This Bid Bulletin shall be noted as included on your proposals for the project. This Bid Bulletin No. 4 includes the following items. 1. Attached are the remaining combination Bid Forms and Scopes of Work. Bidders are to use the Bid Form/SOW s and attach clarifications as needed. 2. Notice: Addendum No. 5 is scheduled to be issued Friday, January 5, This addendum includes responses to substitution requests and questions. 3. Clarification: Bid Date All remaining scopes of work bids are due prior to Wednesday, January 10, 2018 at 2:00 PM CST. END OF BID BULLETIN NO. 4

2 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (METAL WALL PANELS) SUBCONTRACTOR: CONTACT PERSON: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE #: ADDRESS: BID FORM SCOPE OF WORK FOR DIVISION 7 METAL WALL PANELS; Division Description 00 Procurement & Contract Requirements $ Total Bid 01 General Requirements $ 07 Section Preformed Metal Panels complete $ 07 Section Dry Joint Metal Panel Wall System complete (Alternate A-1) $ 07 Section Exterior Joint Sealers (of own system) $ n/a Sales tax is included $ TOTAL BASE BID w/out Bond $ BASE BID (written): ADD FOR PERFORMANCE / PAYMENT BOND $ ADD BOND (written): SCOPE OF WORK FOR: Page 1

3 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (METAL WALL PANELS) METAL WALL PANELS Provide all labor, material, equipment, supervision, and other items necessary to complete the METAL WALL PANELS Work as required by the Contract Documents. Contract specifically includes, but is not necessarily limited to the following: Division 00 Procurement & Contracting Requirements all Sections Division 01 General Requirements all Sections Division 07 Thermal & Moisture Protection Section Preformed Metal Panels complete Section Dry Joint Metal Panel Wall Systems - complete Section Exterior Joint Sealers (for own systems) Section Architectural Louvers - complete The work specifically includes, but is not limited to: 1. If a discrepancy is found within the plans, within the specifications, or between the plans and specifications, the subcontractor shall include in their bid the more stringent or more costly option. 2. Subcontractor to include as many trips or mobilizations needed in order to complete the project per the schedule which per the Subcontract Agreement can & will be modified from time to time. No additional mobilization charges will be allowed or considered. 3. Subcontractor to include cost for ordering metal wall panels WITHOUT waiting to obtain field measurements. Field measurements need to be kept at a minimum. 4. Furnish and install pre-finished metal wall panels and metal soffit panels. 5. Provide mock-ups for each specific system provided as indicated per specifications to demonstrate interface with other systems, including but not limited to: inside corner, outside corner, interface with other types of construction, windows, doors, etc. 6. Subcontractor to include fastening of all panels to the substrates indicated on the plans, meaning if the dry joint panels are shown to attach to sheathing but no wood backing is shown, this sub should plan on installing its own wood blocking, or attach panels via other methods, at no additional cost to the Owner or Sampson. 7. Furnish and install all joint sealers required to successfully complete this scope of work. 8. Provide isolation and proper fasteners where materials abut treated exterior wood blocking (ACQ lumber). 9. Subcontractor to plan that field measurements will not be available in time to order panels. Subcontractor should plan on ordering panels prior to the time field measurements are available. 10. Provide layout as necessary to complete this scope of work. 11. Subcontractor to include all loading/unloading of materials, hoisting, scaffolding, and swinging stages as required for this scope of work. 12. Clean-up daily and as needed directed by Chief/Sampson Superintendent. 13. Participate in a coordination effort with the fluid applied weather barrier installer to decide best method(s) to seal the fasteners used to install metal panel systems and coordinate with window related flashing and misc. penetrations. 14. Attendance of on-site progress meetings as required. 15. Protect adjacent work of other trades. 16. Provide any overtime needed to complete the work per the milestone schedule. 17. All bids must be valid for sixty (60) days after the bid date. This Scope of Work specifically excludes the following: 1. N/A. Page 2

4 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (METAL WALL PANELS) General 1. This Subcontractor acknowledges that their bid is per Plans and Specifications with no exceptions. 2. This Subcontractor acknowledges that he/she has examined the site and prepared their bid accordingly. 3. This Subcontractor agrees to the terms and conditions as set forth in the Subcontract Agreement and/or Material and Equipment Contract as published in the Project Specifications with no exceptions. 4. Participation and attendance in a pre-installation conference. 5. Protection of all adjacent surfaces and finishes. 6. Removal and disposal of any hazardous materials provided and used by this subcontractor to a location approved by authority having jurisdiction. END OF SCOPE ADDENDA FROM HDR, INC (LIST HERE): BID BULLETINS FROM CHIEF/SAMPSON (LIST HERE): ALTERNATES: UNIT PRICING: 1. Total Cost per SF to add or delete Dry Joint Panel System......$ 2. Total Cost per SF to add or delete Preformed Metal Wall Systems......$ VOLUNTARY ALTERNATES (LIST): Clarifications (List) If more space is required please attach & indicate quantity of attached pages here. Page 3

5 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (METAL WALL PANELS) Sub-Contractor: Name: Title: Date: Page 4

6 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (ALUMINUM GLASS & GLAZING) SUBCONTRACTOR: CONTACT PERSON: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE #: ADDRESS: BID FORM SCOPE OF WORK FOR ALUMINUM GLASS & GLAZING SYSTEMS Division Description 00 Procurement & Contract Requirements $ Total Bid 01 General Requirements $ 07 Section Aluminum Composite Panel complete $ 07 Section Exterior Joint Sealants (own system) $ 07 Section Interior Joints Sealants (own system) $ 08 Section Door Hardware Sets (Aluminum Openings Only) $ 08 Section Manual Sliding Doors Surface Mount $ 08 Section Low-Rise Aluminum Storefront $ 08 Section Interior Aluminum Doors and window frames $ 08 Section Automatic Sliding Doors $ 08 Section Manual Sliding Doors - Interior $ 08 Section Curtain Wall Systems (CWS) $ 08 Section Standing Seam Polycarbonate Panel System $ 08 Section Door Hardware (own systems) $ Page 1

7 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (ALUMINUM GLASS & GLAZING) 08 Section Automatic Swinging Door Operators $ 08 Section Exterior Glass and Glazing $ 08 Section Interior Glass & Glazing $ 08 Section Decorative Polymer Fabrications & Glazing $ 08 Section Decorative Film $ 08 Section Sealed Glass Units With Operable Louvers $ 08 Section Partition Closures $ n/a Sales tax is included $ BASE BID (written): ADD BOND (written): TOTAL BASE BID w/out Bond $ ADD FOR PERFORMANCE / PAYMENT BOND $ ADD TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL ALL STAINLESS STEEL FLASHING AT TOP OF FOUNDATION AS INDICATED (SECTION ) $ ADD STAINLESS STEEL FLASHING (written): SCOPE OF WORK ALUMINUM & GLAZING Provide all labor material, equipment, supervision, and other items necessary to complete the ALUMINUM & GLAZING SYSTEMS Work as required by the Contract Documents. Contract specifically includes, but is not necessarily limited to the following: Division 00 Procurement & Contracting Requirements all Sections Division 01 General Requirements all Sections Division 07 Thermal & Moisture Protection Section Aluminum Composite Panel - complete Section Flashing and Sheet Metal (Alternate Pricing) Section Exterior Joint Sealants (for own systems) Section Interior Joint Sealants (for own systems) Division 08 Openings Section Door Hardware Sets (aluminum openings only) Section Manual Sliding Doors Surface Mount - complete Page 2

8 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (ALUMINUM GLASS & GLAZING) Section Low-Rise Aluminum Storefront complete Section Interior Aluminum Doors and Window Frames complete Section Automatic Sliding Doors complete Section Manual Sliding Doors Interior - complete Section Curtain Wall Systems (CWS) complete Section Standing Seam Polycarbonate Panel System - Complete Section Door Hardware (own systems) Section Automatic Swinging Door Operators - complete Section Exterior Glass & Glazing complete Section Interior Glass & Glazing compete Section Decorative Polymer Fabrications & Glazings (DPF) complete Section Decorative Film - complete Section Sealed Glass Units with Operable Louvers complete Division 10 Specialties Section Partition Closures - complete The work specifically includes, but is not limited to: 1. Includes sales tax. Project is NOT tax exempt. 2. If a discrepancy is found within the plans, within the specifications, or between the plans and specifications, the subcontractor shall include in their bid the more stringent or more costly option. 3. Subcontractor to include as many trips or mobilizations needed in order to complete the project per the schedule which per the Subcontract Agreement can & will be modified from time to time. No additional mobilization charges will be allowed or considered. 4. Furnish and install all joint sealers required to successfully complete this scope of work. 5. Furnish and install all flashing required for aluminum windows, aluminum doors, curtainwalls, and storefronts. 6. Furnish and install Aluminum Doors and Frames, Metal-Framed Storefronts, All-Glass Entrances and Storefronts, Sliding Service Windows, Glazing, & Unframed Mirrors per above noted Spec Sections of the Project Manual. 7. Furnish and install all Glass & mirrors not specifically specified in Division 10 of the Project Manual. 8. Furnish and install any glass found in casework doors. 9. Provide isolation and proper fasteners where materials abut treated exterior wood blocking. 10. Furnish and install hardware for all items in this scope of work. 11. Furnish and install Door Hardware listed as to be provided by aluminum door supplier in Specification Section Furnish and install all interior glazing including, but not limited to, glass within casework. 13. Furnish and install automatic door openers, complete installation of all components to make the doors function, meaning this contractor to take the work from the power supply down to each hardware component, including the wiring, terminations, and testing of doors to ensure 100% proper operation. 14. Furnish and install mock-ups for both aluminum storefronts and curtain wall systems for water testing. Mock-up to include glazing, flashing, and caulking. Re-work window mock-up as necessary until it passes water test. 15. Subcontractor to conduct water test on all exterior windows to be witnessed by Construction Manager and will troubleshoot & resolve leaks as they occur. 16. Include all necessary flashings to ensure aluminum window systems will work with adjacent materials regardless of whether flashings are shown or not. 17. Subcontractor to include cost for ordering aluminum composite panels WITHOUT waiting to obtain field measurements. Field measurements need to be kept at a minimum. 18. Furnish and install all aluminum composite panels. Page 3

9 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (ALUMINUM GLASS & GLAZING) 19. Provide mock-ups for each specific system provided as indicated per specifications to demonstrate interface with other systems, including but not limited to: inside corner, outside corner, interface with other types of construction, windows, doors, etc. 20. Participate in a coordination effort with the fluid applied weather barrier installer to decide best method(s) to seal the fasteners used to install aluminum composite systems and coordinate with window related flashing and misc. penetrations. 21. Include loading/unloading, hoisting, scaffolding, and swinging stages as necessary to complete this scope of work. 22. Temporary protection of installed Work. 23. Provide layout necessary to complete this scope of work. 24. Provide offsite storage for materials until they can be installed. 25. Clean-up daily and as directed by Chief/Sampson Superintendent. 26. Final adjustment of aluminum doors and windows. 27. Removal of all labels and cleaning of all glass surface upon substantial completion of the project, for both interior & exterior applications. 28. Attendance of on-site progress meetings as required. 29. Provide pricing options, unit pricing, and allowances as they apply to this scope of work. 30. Coordinate all work with other trades. 31. Protect adjacent work of other trades. 32. Provide any overtime needed to complete the work per the milestone schedule. 33. All bids must be valid for sixty (60) days after the bid date. This Scope of Work specifically excludes the following: 1. Main Structural supports, however this contractor should include the steel necessary if a curtain wall needs a mid-height support back to the structure. The clips &/or fasteners are to be included. 2. Protection of materials after installation. 3. Sill flashing unless shown in the drawings. 4. Framed Mirrors that are by Division Demolition General 1. This Subcontractor acknowledges that their bid is per Plans and Specifications with no exceptions. 2. This Subcontractor acknowledges that he/she has examined the site and prepared their bid accordingly. 3. This Subcontractor acknowledges the Construction Schedule and has prepared his bid accordingly with no exceptions. 4. This Subcontractor agrees to the terms and conditions as set forth in the Subcontract Agreement and/or Material and Equipment Contract as published in the Project Specifications with no exceptions. 5. Participation and attendance in a pre-installation conference. 6. Protection of all adjacent surfaces and finishes. 7. Removal and disposal of any hazardous materials provided and used by this subcontractor to a location approved by authority having jurisdiction. 8. Subcontractor to attend progress meetings during the period of this subcontractor s scope of work. END OF SCOPE OF WORK ADDENDA FROM HDR, INC (LIST HERE): BID BULLETINS FROM CHIEF/SAMPSON (LIST HERE): ALTERNATES: Page 4

10 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (ALUMINUM GLASS & GLAZING) UNIT PRICING: 1. Total Cost per EA to add or delete an automatic slider door......$ 2. Total Cost per SF to add or delete a storefront window $ 3. Total Cost per SF to add or delete curtainwall...$ 4. Total Cost per SF to add or delete Aluminum Composite Material System $ 5. Total Cost per EA to add or delete Manual Sliding Doors (Interior).$ 6. Total Cost per EA to add or delete Manual Sliding Doors (Surface Mount).$ 7. Total Cost per SF to add or delete Polycarbonate panels $ 8. Total Cost per EA to add or delete a Sealed Glass Units with Operable Louvers.....$ VOLUNTARY ALTERNATES (LIST): Clarifications (List) If more space is required please attach & indicate quantity of attached pages here. Sub-Contractor: Name: Title: Date: Page 5

11 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (FINISH CARPENTRY) SUBCONTRACTOR: CONTACT PERSON: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE #: ADDRESS: BID FORM SCOPE OF WORK FOR FINISH CARPENTRY INSTALL DIVISION 6, 8, 10, & 11 Division Description 00 Procurement & Contract Requirements $ Total Bid 01 General Requirements $ 06 Section Finish Carpentry $ 08 Section Door Hardware Sets $ 08 Section Hollow Metal (HM) Doors & Frames $ 08 Section Flush Wood Doors $ 08 Section Access Panels & Doors $ 08 Section Impact Door $ 08 Section Door Hardware $ 10 Section Metal Toilet Partitions $ 10 Section Cubicle Tracks & Curtains $ 10 Section Wall Protection Specialties $ 10 Section Toilet & Bath Accessories $ 10 Section Fire Protection Specialties $ 10 Section Metal Lockers $ 10 Section Flagpoles $ Page 1

12 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (FINISH CARPENTRY) 10 Section Miscellaneous Specialties $ 11 Section Projection Screens $ 11 Section Hospital Equipment $ n/a Sales Tax is included $ BASE BID (written): ADD BOND (written): TOTAL BASE BID w/out Bond $ ADD FOR PERFORMANCE / PAYMENT BOND $ SCOPE OF WORK FINISH CARPENTRY DOORS, HARDWARE, AND SPECIALTIES INSTALLATION Provide all labor, material, equipment, supervision, and other items necessary to install the FINISH CARPENTY SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDING DOORS, HARDWARE, AND SPECIALTIES INSTALLATION as required by the Contract Documents. Contract specifically includes, but is not necessarily limited to the following: Division 00 Procurement & Contracting Requirements All Sections Division 01 General Requirements All Sections Division 06 Woods, Plastics, & Composites Section Finish Carpentry Division 08 Openings Section Door Hardware Sets Section Hollow Metal (HM) Doors & Frames Section Flush Wood Doors Section Access Panels & Doors Section Impact Door Section Door Hardware Division 10 Specialties Section Metal Toilet Partitions Section Cubicle Tracks & Curtains Section Wall Protection Specialties Section Toilet & Bath Accessories Section Fire Protection Specialties Section Metal Lockers Section Flagpoles Section Miscellaneous Specialties Division 11 Equipment Section Projection Screens Section Hospital Equipment Page 2

13 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (FINISH CARPENTRY) The work specifically includes, but is not limited to: 1. Sales tax is included. This project is NOT tax exempt. 2. If a discrepancy is found within the plans, within the specifications, or between the plans and specifications, the subcontractor shall include in their bid the more stringent or more costly option. 3. Subcontractor to include as many trips or mobilizations needed in order to complete the project per the schedule which per the Subcontract Agreement can & will be modified from time to time. No additional mobilization charges will be allowed or considered. 4. Subcontractor to provide own hoisting, loading and unloading of materials. 5. Unload and Install of the items provided by others in the specification sections noted above. 6. Field Verification as needed. 7. Install all Wall Protection including, but not limited to, corner guards, wall protection, and door protection. 8. Include install of all Hospital Equipment as shown on the attached spreadsheet and per section Furnish and install all hardware, accessories, and adhesives for the wall protection. This Scope of Work specifically excludes the following: 1. Signage. 2. Wood Blocking. 3. Supplying any of the items in the above mentioned spec sections. 4. Installation of Aluminum Doors and Frames and the associated Hardware. 5. Installation of unframed mirrors. 6. Installation of door frames. 7. Unframed Mirrors General 1. This Subcontractor acknowledges that their bid is per Plans and Specifications with no exceptions. 2. This Subcontractor acknowledges that he/she has examined the site and prepared their bid accordingly. 3. This Subcontractor acknowledges the Construction Schedule and has prepared his bid accordingly with no exceptions. 4. This Subcontractor agrees to the terms and conditions as set forth in the Subcontract Agreement and/or Material and Equipment Contract as published in the Project Specifications with no exceptions. 5. Participation and attendance in a pre-installation conference. 6. Submittals and shop drawings per Division 1 specifications. 7. Provide as-built and O & M documents as specified and/or required. 8. Provide warranties as required by specification sections. 9. Changes in the work shall be as established in the Contract Documents. 10. Protection of all adjacent surfaces and finishes. 11. Removal and disposal of any hazardous materials provided and used by this subcontractor to a location approved by authority having jurisdiction. 12. Subcontractor to attend progress meetings during the period of this subcontractor s scope of work. END OF SCOPE OF WORK ADDENDA FROM HDR, INC. (LIST HERE): BID BULLETINS FROM CHIEF/SAMPSON (LIST HERE): Page 3

14 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (FINISH CARPENTRY) ALTERNATES: UNIT PRICING: 1. Total Cost per EA to add or delete a Door $ 2. Total Cost per EA to add or delete a toilet accessory $ 3. Total Cost per EA to add or delete corner guards..$ 4. Total Cost per LF to add or delete crash rail or bumper guards.$ 5. Total Cost per SF to add or delete wall protections...$ 6. Total Cost per EA to add or delete a flagpole $ 7. Total Cost per EA to add or delete a locker..$ 8. Total Cost per EA to add or delete a toilet partition..$ 9. Total Cost per EA to add or delete a fire extinguisher $ 10. Total Cost per EA to add or delete a fire extinguisher cabinet $ 11. Total Cost per EA to add or delete a Projection Screen.. $ 12. Total Cost per EA to add or delete a cubicle track & curtain.. $ VOLUNTARY ALTERNATES (LIST): Page 4

15 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (FINISH CARPENTRY) Clarifications (List) If more space is required please attach & indicate quantity of attached pages here. Sub-Contractor: Name: Title: Date: Page 5

16 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (CONCRETE FLOOR SEALER) BID FORM SCOPE OF WORK FOR CONCRETE FLOOR SEALER SUBCONTRACTOR: CONTACT PERSON: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE #: ADDRESS: Division Description 00 Procurement & Contract Requirements $ Total Bid 01 General Requirements $ 07 Section Concrete Floor Moisture Testing $ 09 Section Concrete Floor Sealer (CFS-ND) $ n/a Sales tax is included $ BASE BID (written): ADD BOND (written): TOTAL BASE BID w/out Bond $ ADD FOR PERFORMANCE / PAYMENT BOND $ SCOPE OF WORK FOR: CONCRETE FLOOR SEALER Provide all labor material, equipment, supervision, and other items necessary to complete the CONCRETE SEALER Work as required by the Contract Documents. Contract specifically includes, but is not necessarily limited to the following: Division 00 Procurement & Contracting Requirements All Sections Division 01 General Requirements All Sections Division 07 Thermal & Moisture Protection Section Concrete Floor Moisture Testing Division 09 Finishes Section Concrete Floor Sealer (CFS-ND) Page 1

17 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (CONCRETE FLOOR SEALER) The work specifically includes, but is not limited to: 1. Includes sales tax. Project is NOT tax exempt. 2. If a discrepancy is found within the plans, within the specifications, or between the plans and specifications, the subcontractor shall include in their bid the more stringent or more costly option. 3. Subcontractor to include as many trips or mobilizations needed in order to complete the project per the schedule which per the Subcontract Agreement can & will be modified from time to time. No additional mobilization charges will be allowed or considered. 4. Subcontractor to include own hoisting and loading/unloading of material. 5. Furnish and install concrete floor sealer per Section identified above from the Project Manual. 6. Furnish and install onsite mock-up of each flooring materials. Installation methods used at the mock-ups are to be approved on site by the manufacturer s technical representative. 7. Final clean floor prior to performing minor floor prep and installing flooring including, but not limited to, removing excess drywall taping compound, dirt, dust, oil, etc. 8. Routing and caulking of cracks 1/16 or wider and caulking of non-moving joints up to 1 with backer rod and sealant as required per specifications. 9. Includes minor floor preparation and patching to complete this scope of work. 10. Furnish owners stock and warranties per Contract Documents. 11. Clean-up daily and as needed directed by Chief/Sampson Superintendent. 12. Attendance of on-site progress meetings as required. 13. Coordinate work with other trades. 14. Protect adjacent work of other trades. 15. Provide any overtime needed to complete the work per the milestone schedule. 16. All bids must be valid for sixty (60) days after the bid date. 17. Includes temporary protection of surfaces during the installation process. 18. Subcontractor understands the following sequence occurs during the inspection process: a) Pre Punchlist Finishes: Chief/Sampson will conduct and distribute a final pre punch prior to conducting the final punchlist. Subcontractor will be responsible for completing the pre punchlist. b) Final Punchlist Finishes: After completing the final pre punchlist, Chief/Sampson will conduct a final punchlist with the Architect, Engineers, and Owner. Subcontractor will be responsible for completing the final punchlist. This Scope of Work specifically excludes the following: 1. Ceramic Tile flooring. 2. Tile Base. 3. Resilient Flooring & Carpet. 4. Waterproof Flooring General 1. This Subcontractor acknowledges that their bid is per Plans and Specifications with no exceptions. 2. This Subcontractor acknowledges that he/she has examined the site and prepared their bid accordingly. 3. This Subcontractor acknowledges the Construction Schedule and has prepared his bid accordingly with no exceptions. 4. This Subcontractor agrees to the terms and conditions as set forth in the Subcontract Agreement and/or Material and Equipment Contract as published in the Project Specifications with no exceptions. 5. Participation and attendance in a pre-installation conference. 6. Submittals and shop drawings per Division 1 specifications. 7. Provide as-built and O & M documents as specified and/or required. 8. Provide warranties as required by specification sections. Page 2

18 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (CONCRETE FLOOR SEALER) 9. Changes in the work shall be as established in the Contract Documents. 10. Protection of all adjacent surfaces and finishes. 11. Removal and disposal of any hazardous materials provided and used by this subcontractor to a location approved by authority having jurisdiction. 12. Subcontractor to attend progress meetings during the period of this subcontractor s scope of work. ADDENDA FROM HDR, INC (LIST HERE): BID BULLETINS FROM CHIEF/SAMPSON (LIST HERE): ALTERNATES: UNIT PRICING: 1. Total Cost per SF to add or delete Concrete Floor Sealer..$ 2. Total Cost per LF to add or delete routing/caulking of cracks...$ 3. Total Cost per LF to add or delete caulking of non-moving joints..$ VOLUNTARY ALTERNATES (LIST): Clarifications (List) If more space is required please attach & indicate quantity of attached pages here. Sub-Contractor: Name: Title: Date: Page 3

19 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (CERAMIC & PORCELAIN TILE) SUBCONTRACTOR: CONTACT PERSON: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE #: ADDRESS: BID FORM SCOPE OF WORK FOR CERAMIC, PORCELAIN TILE, & ACCESSORIES Division Description 00 Procurement & Contract Requirements $ Total Bid 01 General Requirements $ 09 Section Tile $ n/a Sales tax is included $ BASE BID (written): ADD BOND (written): TOTAL BASE BID w/out Bond $ ADD FOR PERFORMANCE / PAYMENT BOND $ SCOPE OF WORK FOR: CERAMIC, PORCELAIN TILE & ACCESSORIES Provide all labor, material, equipment, supervision, and other items necessary to complete the CERAMIC, GLASS, AND QUARRY TILE Work as required by the Contract Documents. Contract specifically includes, but is not necessarily limited to the following: Division 00 Procurement & Contracting Requirements All Sections Division 01 General Requirements All Sections Division 09 Finishes Section Tile The work specifically includes, but is not limited to: 1. Sales tax is included. Project is NOT tax exempt. 2. If a discrepancy is found within the plans, within the specifications, or between the plans and specifications, the subcontractor shall include in their bid the more stringent or more costly option. Page 1

20 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (CERAMIC & PORCELAIN TILE) 3. Subcontractor to include as many trips or mobilizations needed in order to complete the project per the schedule which per the Subcontract Agreement can & will be modified from time to time. No additional mobilization charges will be allowed or considered. 4. Furnish and install all tile per Section of the Project Manual including all accessories, adhesives, mortar, caulking, sealing, and waterproofing necessary for a complete tile system. 5. Furnish and install all metal trim accessories including, but not limited to: corners, joints, and expansion joints. 6. Furnish and install standard grout and epoxy grout at locations provided in the documents. 7. Furnish and install all transition strips from tile flooring to other flooring materials. 8. Includes minor floor leveling, preparation, and patching to complete this scope of work. 9. Provide all own hoisting, material loading and unloading, all material handling throughout the building Provide all layout necessary to complete this scope of work. 11. Furnish and install all caulking at the corners of wall tiles, vertical wall joints, and interior corners as required to successfully complete this scope of work. 12. Water test each shower basin to ensure no leaks. Allow testing for 24 hour time period. Verify no leaks with Chief/Sampson Representatives. 13. Final clean floor prior to performing minor floor prep and installing flooring including, but not limited to, removing excess drywall taping compound, dirt, etc. 14. Furnish owners stock and warranties per Contract Documents. Attic stock material to be turned over to Sampson Construction at the end of the project. 15. Clean-up daily and as needed and directed by Chief/Sampson Superintendent. 16. Final clean of all tile floor and wall tile after completing the tile installation. 17. Attendance of on-site progress meetings as required. 18. Coordinate work with other trades. 19. Provide pricing options, unit pricing, and allowances as they apply to this scope of work. 20. Protect adjacent work of other trades. 21. Provide any overtime needed to complete the work per the durations in the milestone schedule. 22. All bids must be valid for thirty (30) days after the bid date. 23. Contractor understands the following sequence occurs during the inspection process: a) Pre Punchlist Finishes: Chief/Sampson will conduct and distribute a final pre punch prior to conducting the final punchlist. Contractor will be responsible for completing the pre punchlist. b) Final Punchlist Finishes: After completing the final pre punchlist, Chief/Sampson will conduct a final punchlist with the Architect, Engineers, and Owner. Contractor will be responsible for completing the final punchlist. This Scope of Work specifically excludes the following: 1. Solid Surface Window Sills. 2. Cementitious backer board. General 1. This Subcontractor acknowledges that their bid is per Plans and Specifications with no exceptions. 2. This Subcontractor acknowledges that he/she has examined the site and prepared their bid accordingly. 3. This Subcontractor acknowledges the Construction Schedule and has prepared his bid accordingly with no exceptions. 4. This Subcontractor agrees to the terms and conditions as set forth in the Subcontract Agreement and/or Material and Equipment Contract as published in the Project Specifications with no exceptions. 5. Participation and attendance in a pre-installation conference. 6. Submittals and shop drawings per Division 1 specifications. 7. Provide as-built and O & M documents as specified and/or required. 8. Provide warranties as required by specification sections. 9. Changes in the work shall be as established in the Contract Documents. Page 2

21 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (CERAMIC & PORCELAIN TILE) 10. Protection of all adjacent surfaces and finishes. 11. Removal and disposal of any hazardous materials provided and used by this subcontractor to a location approved by authority having jurisdiction. 12. Subcontractor to attend progress meetings during the period of this subcontractor s scope of work. ADDENDA FROM HDR, INC (LIST HERE): BID BULLETINS FROM CHIEF/SAMPSON (LIST HERE): ALTERNATES: UNIT PRICING: 1. Total Cost per SF to add or delete tile flooring... $ 2. Total Cost per SF to add or delete wall tile..... $ VOLUNTARY ALTERNATES (LIST): Clarifications (List) If more space is required please attach & indicate quantity of attached pages here. Sub-Contractor: Name: Title: Date: Page 3

22 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS, LINEAR METAL CEILINGS, AND WOOD CEILING SYSTEMS) BID FORM SCOPE OF WORK FOR ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS, LINEAR METAL CEILINGS, & WOOD CEILING SYSTEMS SUBCONTRACTOR: CONTACT PERSON: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE #: ADDRESS: Division Description 00 Procurement & Contract Requirements $ Total Bid 01 General Requirements $ 09 Section Acoustical & Ceiling Tile Materials (AM) $ 09 Section Linear Metal Ceiling (LMC) $ 09 Section Wood Ceiling Systems $ n/a Sales tax is included $ BASE BID (written): ADD BOND (written): TOTAL BASE BID w/out Bond $ ADD FOR PERFORMANCE / PAYMENT BOND $ SCOPE OF WORK FOR: ACOUSTICAL & CEILING TILE, LINEAR METAL CEILING and WOOD CEILING SYSTEM Provide all labor, material, equipment, supervision, and other items necessary to complete the SUSPENDED ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS as required by the Contract Documents. Contract specifically includes, but is not necessarily limited to the following: Division 00 Procurement & Contracting Requirements All Sections Division 01 General Requirements All Sections Division 09 Finishes Page 1

23 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS, LINEAR METAL CEILINGS, AND WOOD CEILING SYSTEMS) Section Acoustical & Ceiling Tile Materials (AM) Section Linear Metal Ceiling (LMC) Section Wood Ceiling System The work specifically includes, but is not limited to: 1. Sales tax is included. Project is NOT tax exempt. 2. Subcontractor to include as many trips or mobilizations needed in order to complete the project. No additional mobilization charges will be allowed or considered. 3. Furnish and install acoustical ceiling panels and grid per Section of the Project Manual including, but not be limited to, all hangers, clips, perimeter trims, bulkheads, and seismic supports. 4. Furnish and install entire linear metal ceiling system per Section of the Project Manual including, but not be limited to, all hangers, clips, perimeter trims, bulkheads, and seismic supports. 5. Furnish and install wood ceiling system per Section of the Project Manual including, but not be limited to, all hangers, clips, perimeter trims, bulkheads, and seismic supports. 6. Protect stored material until installed. 7. Loading/Unloading, Hoisting, tools, equipment, fasteners, and scaffolding required to complete this scope. 8. Provide all layout necessary for this scope of work. 9. Clean-up daily and as directed by Chief/Sampson Superintendent. 10. Attendance of on-site progress meetings as required. 11. Furnish attic stock ceiling tile to be turned over to Chief/Sampson Construction. 12. Provide all cut-outs in acoustical ceilings as required for other trades. 13. Coordinate work with other trades. 14. Protect adjacent work of other trades. 15. Provide any overtime needed to complete the work per the milestone schedule. 16. All bids must be valid for sixty (60) days after the bid date. 17. Contractor understands the following sequence occurs during the inspection process: a) Pre Punchlist Finishes: Chief/Sampson will conduct and distribute a final pre punch prior to conducting the final punchlist. Subcontractor will be responsible for completing the pre punchlist. b) Final Punchlist Finishes: After completing the final pre punchlist, Chief/Sampson will conduct a final punchlist with the Architect, Engineers, and Owner. Subontractor will be responsible for completing the final punchlist. This Scope of Work specifically excludes the following: 1. Fire and smoke sealant at mechanical and electrical penetrations. General 1. This Subcontractor acknowledges that their bid is per Plans and Specifications with no exceptions. 2. This Subcontractor acknowledges that he/she has examined the site and prepared their bid accordingly. 3. This Subcontractor acknowledges the Construction Schedule and has prepared his bid accordingly with no exceptions. 4. This Subcontractor agrees to the terms and conditions as set forth in the Subcontract Agreement and/or Material and Equipment Contract as published in the Project Specifications with no exceptions. SCOPE OF WORK FOR: SUSPENDED ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS (Continued) 5. Participation and attendance in a pre-installation conference. Page 2

24 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS, LINEAR METAL CEILINGS, AND WOOD CEILING SYSTEMS) 6. Submittals and shop drawings per Division 1 specifications. 7. Provide as-built and O & M documents as specified and/or required. 8. Provide warranties as required by specification sections. 9. Changes in the work shall be as established in the Contract Documents. 10. Protection of all adjacent surfaces and finishes. 11. Removal and disposal of any hazardous materials provided and used by this subcontractor to a location approved by authority having jurisdiction. 12. Subcontractor to attend progress meetings during the period of this subcontractor s scope of work. ADDENDA FROM HDR, INC (LIST HERE): BID BULLETINS FROM CHIEF/SAMPSON (LIST HERE): ALTERNATES: UNIT PRICING: 1. Total Cost per SF to add or delete Acoustical Ceiling Tile...$ Total Cost per SF to add or delete Linear Metal Ceiling...$ 4. Total Cost per LF to add or delete Wood Ceiling System..$ VOLUNTARY ALTERNATES (LIST): Clarifications (List) If more space is required please attach & indicate quantity of attached pages here. Sub-Contractor: Name: Title: Date: Page 3

25 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (RESLIENT FLOORING & CARPET) BID FORM SCOPE OF WORK FOR WATER VAPOR EMISSION CONTROL, RESILIENT BASE, SHEET VINYL FLOORING, SHEET RUBBER FLOORING & CARPET SUBCONTRACTOR: CONTACT PERSON: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE #: ADDRESS: Division Description 00 Procurement & Contract Requirements $ Total Bid 01 General Requirements $ 07 Section Concrete Floor Moisture Testing $ 07 Section Water Vapor Emission Control System at Sheet Vinyl & Rubber Floor Areas $ 07 Section Water Vapor Emission Control System at Carpeted Areas $ 09 Section Resilient Base (RF) $ 09 Section Sheet Vinyl Flooring (SV) $ 09 Section Resilient Tile Flooring (RT) $ 09 Section Carpet Tile (CPTT) $ 09 Section Nylon Entrance Tile (NET) $ 09 Minor Floor Prep identify amount included in bid $ All Floor Prep Allowance 200 hours (in addition to minor) $ 09 Sales tax is included $ TOTAL BASE BID w/out Bond $ Page 1

26 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (RESLIENT FLOORING & CARPET) BASE BID (written): ADD BOND (written): ADD FOR PERFORMANCE / PAYMENT BOND $ SCOPE OF WORK FOR: RESILIENT BASE, SHEET VINYL FLOORING, RESILIENT TILE FLOORING, & CARPET TILE Provide all labor material, equipment, supervision, and other items necessary to complete the RESILIENT BASE, SHEET VINYL, SHEET RUBBER, & CARPET TILE Work as required by the Contract Documents. Contract specifically includes, but is not necessarily limited to the following: Division 00 Procurement & Contracting Requirements All Sections Division 01 General Requirements All Sections Division 07 Thermal & Moisture Protection Section Concrete Floor Moisture Testing Section Water Vapor Emission Control System Division 09 Finishes Section Resilient Base (RB) Section Sheet Vinyl Flooring (SV) Section Resilient Tile Flooring (RT) Section Carpet Tile (CPTT) Division 12 Furnishings Section Nylon Entrance Tile (NET) The work specifically includes, but is not limited to: 1. Sales tax is included. Project is NOT tax exempt. 2. If a discrepancy is found within the plans, within the specifications, or between the plans and specifications, the subcontractor shall include in their bid the more stringent or more costly option. 3. Subcontractor to include as many trips or mobilizations needed in order to complete the project per the schedule which per the Subcontract Agreement can & will be modified from time to time. No additional mobilization charges will be allowed or considered. 4. Furnish and install Resilient Flooring, Resilient Base, and accessories per Section identified above from the Project Manual. 5. Furnish and install Carpet Tile and accessories per Section identified above from the Project Manual. 6. Subcontractor to include own hoisting, loading, and unloading. Chief/Sampson not responsible for any loading/hoisting activities. 7. Furnish and install all transition strips that do not transition onto ceramic tile flooring. 8. Furnish and install glues as recommended by the flooring manufacturers. 9. Furnish and install onsite mock-ups of each flooring materials. Installation methods used at the mock-ups are to be approved on site by the manufacturer s technical representative. 10. Final clean floor prior to performing minor floor prep and installing flooring including, but not limited to, removing excess drywall taping compound, dirt, etc. 11. Includes minor floor preparation and patching to complete this scope of work. 12. Includes base at fixed floor casework. 13. Provide all layout necessary to complete this scope of work. Page 2

27 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (RESLIENT FLOORING & CARPET) 14. Subcontractor to conduct testing of concrete surfaces to determine vapor emission, alkalinity and temperature and relative humidity. Results to be compared against results from Owner s 3 rd party testing agency. 15. In the event the testing called out is above the manufacturer s recommendations for the VCT and Carpet areas, Contractor shall include a cost for a moisture vapor barrier in these areas as identified in line item above, but the owner will have the right to decide if they want to install this system at these areas. If owner so chooses not to install this system at Carpet or VCT areas, this amount will be deducted in full from this Subcontractors subcontract and returned to the Owner. 16. Furnish owners stock and warranties per Contract Documents. 17. Clean-up daily and as needed directed by Chief/Sampson Superintendent. 18. Final clean of all flooring. 19. Attendance of on-site progress meetings as required. 20. Coordinate work with other trades. 21. Protect adjacent work of other trades. 22. Subcontractor shall include 200 hours of time to perform floor prep. Work shall be assigned by the Chief/Sampson Superintendent. Unused or added dollars are to be reviewed and credited/charged to the Owner prior to project closeout based upon the following unit cost: $ /hour. Unit costs shall includes small equipment and tools, labor, payroll taxes, insurance, and overhead/profit. 23. Provide any overtime needed to complete the work per the milestone schedule. 24. All bids must be valid for sixty (60) days after the bid date. 25. Includes temporary protection of surfaces during the installation process. 26. Subcontractor understands the following sequence occurs during the inspection process: a) Pre Punchlist Finishes: Chief/Sampson will conduct and distribute a final pre punch prior to conducting the final punchlist. Subontractor will be responsible for completing the pre punchlist. b) Final Punchlist Finishes: After completing the final pre punchlist, Chief/Sampson will conduct a final punchlist with the Architect, Engineers, and Owner. Subcontractor will be responsible for completing the final punchlist. This Scope of Work specifically excludes the following: 1. Ceramic Tile flooring. 2. Tile Base. 3. Sealed concrete floors. 4. Caulking and sealing. General 1. This Subcontractor acknowledges that their bid is per Plans and Specifications with no exceptions. 2. This Subcontractor acknowledges that he/she has examined the site and prepared their bid accordingly. 3. This Subcontractor acknowledges the Construction Schedule and has prepared his bid accordingly with no exceptions. 4. This Subcontractor agrees to the terms and conditions as set forth in the Subcontract Agreement and/or Material and Equipment Contract as published in the Project Specifications with no exceptions. 5. Participation and attendance in a pre-installation conference. 6. Submittals and shop drawings per Division 1 specifications. 7. Provide as-built and O & M documents as specified and/or required. 8. Provide warranties as required by specification sections. 9. Changes in the work shall be as established in the Contract Documents. 10. Protection of all adjacent surfaces and finishes. Page 3

28 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (RESLIENT FLOORING & CARPET) 11. Removal and disposal of any hazardous materials provided and used by this subcontractor to a location approved by authority having jurisdiction. 12. Subcontractor to attend progress meetings during the period of this subcontractor s scope of work. ADDENDA FROM HDR (LIST HERE): BID BULLETINS FROM SAMPSON (LIST ERE): ALTERNATES: UNIT PRICING: 1. Total Cost per SF to add or delete water vapor emission control system $ 2. Total Cost per SF to add or delete Sheet Vinyl Flooring $ 3. Total Cost per SF to add or delete Carpet Tile $ VOLUNTARY ALTERNATES (LIST): Clarifications (List) If more space is required please attach & indicate quantity of attached pages here. Sub-Contractor: Name: Title: Date: Page 4

29 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (VINYL WALL COVERING, PAINT, & COATINGS) SUBCONTRACTOR: CONTACT PERSON: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE #: ADDRESS: BID FORM SCOPE OF WORK FOR WALL COVERING, PAINT, & COATINGS Division Description 00 Procurement & Contract Requirements $ Total Bid 01 General Requirements $ 09 Section Vinyl Wall Covering (VWC) $ 09 Section Exterior Paint $ 09 Section Interior Paint $ 09 Sales Tax to be included $ TOTAL BASE BID w/out Bond $ BASE BID (written): ADD FOR PERFORMANCE / PAYMENT BOND $ ADD BOND (written): SCOPE OF WORK VINYL WALLCOVERING, PAINTS, & COATINGS Provide all labor, material, equipment, supervision, and other items necessary to complete the TACKABLE WALLCOVERINGS, PAINTS, & COATINGS work as required by the Contract Documents. Contract specifically includes, but is not necessarily limited to the following: Division 00 Procurement & Contracting Requirements All Sections Division 01 General Requirements All Sections Page 1

30 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA (VINYL WALL COVERING, PAINT, & COATINGS) Division 09 - Finishes Section Vinyl Wall Covering (VWC) Section Exterior Painting Section Interior Painting The work specifically includes, but is not limited to: 1. Bid includes sales tax. Project is NOT tax exempt. 2. If a discrepancy is found within the plans, within the specifications, or between the plans and specifications, the subcontractor shall include in their bid the more stringent or more costly option. 3. Subcontractor to include as many trips or mobilizations needed in order to complete the project per the schedule which per the Subcontract Agreement can & will be modified from time to time. No additional mobilization charges will be allowed or considered. 4. Furnish and install all paint, epoxy paint, stain, and wall coverings per Sections noted above and in the Project Manual. 5. Paint all unfinished, exposed steel items including, but not limited to, structure, countertop supports, access doors, ladders, handrails, bollards, louvers, lintels, doors, frames, overhead supports, and miscellaneous mechanical and electrical. 6. Paint all unfinished, exposed wood items including, but not limited to, under counter cleats. 7. Remove all over spray on all surfaces not scheduled to receive a painted finish. 8. Include hoisting, tools, equipment, fasteners, and scaffolding required to complete this scope of work. 9. Provide all layout necessary for this scope of work. 10. Clean-up daily and as directed by Chief/Sampson Superintendent. 11. Attendance of on-site progress meetings as required. 12. Ensure that drywall installation, taping and sanding is adequate prior to proceeding with paint. Subcontractor recognizes acceptance of finished walls once products are applied. 13. Scrape and clean windows as required. 14. Provide touch up paint and vinyl wall covering attic stock to the owner as required. 15. Paint and vinyl wall covering samples for approval. 16. Sequence of paint is as follows: a) Prime paint wall upon completion of drywall finishing. b) Paint first coat of paint upon completion of Prime Coat. c) Final/second coat of paint and repair walls after the completion of all other finishes in the room, likely just before final punchlist. 17. Coordinate work with other trades. 18. Protect adjacent work of other trades. 19. Provide any overtime needed to complete the work per the milestone schedule. 20. All bids must be valid for sixty (60) days after the bid date. 21. Contractor understands the following sequence occurs during the inspection process: a) Pre Punchlist Finishes: Chief/Sampson will conduct and distribute a final pre punch prior to conducting the final punchlist. Contractor will be responsible for completing the pre punchlist. b) Final Punchlist Finishes: After completing the final pre punchlist, Chief/Sampson will conduct a final punchlist with the Architect, Engineers, and Owner. Contractor will be responsible for completing the final punchlist. This Scope of Work specifically excludes the following: 1. Fire and smoke sealant at mechanical and electrical penetrations. 2. Parking lot striping. Page 2