Design and Construction Handbook - Los Angeles World Airports

Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport
Scope of Services Draft
3.9.23. Schedules should be as uniform as possible in the order of information and
format across all disciplines. The order of room number, room name,
equipment designation, etc; should be the same in all schedules. Item
spacing, text sizes, border weights and general configurations should be
uniform.
3.9.24. Schedules should be on drawings separate from any other data such as
details. Schedules should completely spell out all words to the extent
practical.
3.9.25. Schedules should not rely on complex legends to decipher. Dittos or “Do” are
not allowed, make each entry stand-alone.
3.10. Code Analyses:
3.10.1. Prepare Code Analyses and schedule meetings with Code Enforcement
agencies. Invite the City to all such scheduled meetings. Provide written
responses to reviews from Code Officials within 10 workdays, unless agreed
to otherwise in writing. All Code Reviews should be scheduled to be
completed before City’s acceptance of final documents.
3.10.2. In general Code Reviews for Life Safety, Hazardous Materials, and Sprinkler
design are performed by the San Jose Fire Marshall. Structural, Energy
Conservation and like Reviews will be performed by the City’s Public Works
Department.
3.11. Design Calculations:
3.11.1. Prepare Project Calculations as required for code compliance. In addition
provide calculations for major systems to demonstrate compliance with
design guidelines. This includes, but of course is not limited to:
3.11.1.1 Area calculations that are based on people volumes and area
allowances per person. This includes gate lounges, queues,
concourse widths, curb length and curb depth
3.11.1.2 Systems driven by people flows, such as elevators, escalators, major
entry points.
3.11.1.3 Mechanical subsystems, such as HVAC systems, plumbing fixture
counts, water pressure
3.11.1.4 Electrical subsystems such as generator capacity, electrical demand
load, lighting levels
4. GENERAL SCOPE OF DESIGN SERVICES
This list of Design Tasks and Deliverables identifies the requirements for TAIP tasks and
deliverables on a stage-by-stage basis, and provides a basis for evaluating their completion
as a measure for schedule control and approval of payment.
The Contractor shall provide the following services:
4.1. Summary:
4.1.1. Pre-Design Services
4.1.1.1 Confirmation of Planning and Programming Concept
4.1.1.1.1 The Contractor shall confirm the planning concepts provided for
the terminal, roadway, and parking improvements and other
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