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MAY 2009SOLICITATION FOR OFFERS OUTPATIENT CLINIC SFO NO. VA-101-XX-RP-XXXX[INSERT LOCATION OF FACILITY]//Interior Stairway Doors: Provide interior stairway doors with passage latch sets havinginside and outside door handles free at all times. Exceptions are where stairway doors arerequired to be locked to prevent entrance into and elopement from functional departments orareas. Locking shall comply with NFPA 101.//7.3.2 WOOD DOORSInterior wood doors shall be solid core, 1-3/4 inch thick, with [insert grade and species ofveneers] face veneers for //transparent// //opaque paint// finish.Wood doors shall comply with Window and Door Manufacturer’s Association (WDMA) I.S.1-A,Heavy Duty with Type II adhesives.7.3.3 HOLLOW METAL DOORSHollow metal doors shall be 1-3/4 inch thick and comply with Standard Duty Doors per SteelDoor Institute (SDI) A250.8, Level 1, Model 2; except: Stairwell doors shall comply with Heavy Duty Doors: SDI A250.8, Level 2, Model 2.Security doors (Type 36) shall comply with Extra Heavy Duty Doors SDI A250.8, Level3, Model 2.Detention Doors (Type 22) shall comply with Extra Heavy Duty Doors SDI A250.8,Level 3, Model 2 with core type ‘d’ or ‘f.’7.3.4 HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAMESA. Frames for Hollow Metal DoorsHollow metal door frames shall comply with Steel Door Institute (SDI) 250 for type and gradeof doors required (Standard, Heavy Duty, or Extra Heavy Duty) and as follows. Frames shallbe welded construction; knockdown frames are not allowed. Frames for doors specified tohave automatic operators shall be minimum 16-gauge.B. Frames for Wood Doors//Hollow metal door frames shall be shop fabricated, pre-finished, site assembled steel frames.Provide fire rated assemblies where scheduled. Fabricate frames from cold rolled steel ASTMA1008, minimum 18-gauge; casings and trim minimum 20-gauge. Prepare frames for doorhardware. Provide reinforcements for hardware specified.Shop fabricated, pre-finished frames shall not be used for sound rated doors. Provide framescomplying with SDI 114.Shop fabricated, pre-finished frames shall not be used at openings scheduled to receivemortise locksets. Provide frames complying with SDI 250.////Hollow metal door frames shall comply with Steel Door Institute (SDI) 250 for Standard Duty,minimum 18 gauge.//Frames for wood doors specified to have automatic operators shall comply with Steel DoorInstitute (SDI) 250; shall be welded construction; knockdown frames are not allowed; and shallbe minimum 16 gauge.Part I: Basic Solicitation Requirements – Page 152 of 196Lessor __________ Gov’t. ____________________ of __________ Pages
MAY 2009SOLICITATION FOR OFFERS OUTPATIENT CLINIC SFO NO. VA-101-XX-RP-XXXX[INSERT LOCATION OF FACILITY]7.3.5 //VAULT DOOR////Provide factory finished vault door complete with frame, hardware, threshold, and day gate.A. DoorFed. Spec. AA D 600, Class 5, // Type IIR (right open swing) // Type IIL (left open swing) //Style H, (Hand change combination lock).B. Combination LockFed. Spec. FF-L-2740, Model HC-(Hand change combination), Class FR-(Front reading),Type Y-(Tube type), Size LD-(Large dial).C. Day GateVault door shall have self-closing metal day gate of expanded mesh or solid bars finished tomatch vault door and frame. Furnish gate with an automatic locking device controlled by keyon the outside of gate, and thumb throw latch release on the inside of the gate, with thumbthrow accessible only to the inside. Key lock to the pharmacy hardware keysets.//7.3.6 AUTOMATIC DOORSAt a minimum, automatic door equipment shall comply with the requirements of BuildersHardware Manufacturers Association (BHMA) 156.10. Provide operators which will move thedoors from the fully closed to fully opened position in // three // five // seven // secondsmaximum time interval, when speed adjustment is at maximum setting. Equipment shallconform to UL 325. Provide key operated power disconnect wall switch for each doorinstallation. Automatic door operators and hardware shall be selected and sized appropriatelyfor the door and frame, and for the type and frequency of traffic anticipated for the opening.Provide controls to open automatic doors from both sides. Equip controls with safety devicesfor pedestrian protection. Provide door operator controls and equipment that are easilyaccessible for maintenance.Swing door operators shall be of institutional type, door panel size 2'-0" to 5'-0" width, weightnot to exceed 600 pounds, electric operated for overhead mounting. Furnish metal mountingsupports, brackets, and other accessories necessary for the installation of operators at thehead of the door frames. The motor on automatic door operator shall be provided with aninterlock so that the motor will not operate when doors are locked. Operators shall havechecking mechanism providing cushioning action at last part of door travel, in both openingand closing cycle. Operators shall be capable of recycling doors instantaneously to fully openposition from any point in the closing cycle when control switch is activated. Operators shall,when automatic power is interrupted or shut-off, permit doors to easily open manually withoutdamage to automatic operator system.Sliding doors shall have electric operators, conforming to BHMA A156.10 and the following.Assembly shall be single or bi-parting sliding doors as shown on conceptual drawings. Doorsshall be opened by electric motor pulling door from closed to open position and shall stop doorby electrically reducing voltage and stalling door against mechanical stop. System shall permitmanual control of door in event of power failure. Opening and closing speeds shall beadjustable. In compliance with NFPA-101, all door panels shall allow "breakout" to the fullyopen position to provide instant egress at any point in the door’s movement.//Automatic doors are required at the following locations:>//Part I: Basic Solicitation Requirements – Page 153 of 196Lessor __________ Gov’t. ____________________ of __________ Pages
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