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Toronto Transit Commission

CONTRACT A29-1

Section 1 50 00

CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES AND TEMPORARY CONTROLS

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CONTROLS

1 1

General:

1 Refer to Contract Drawings for required hoarding, barriers and dust-tight partitions

.2 Submit shop drawings for hoarding, barriers and dust-tight partitions

in

accordance with

Section

1

33 23 for review prior to the erection of Work

.3 Repair and/or repaint damaged hoarding, barriers

and

dust-tight partitions within twenty

four (24) hours

of

damage. Maintain hoarding, barriers and dust-tight partitions graffiti free.

Remove or paint over graffiti within twenty four (24) hours or

as

directed by Commission's

Representative. Wash the surface of the partitions when so directed by the Commission's

Representative .

.4 Repair and restore to original condition any part of the structure or equipment broken or

damaged as a result of installation or removal

of

hoarding, barriers and dust-tight partitions

.5 At Contract Completion, remove all installed and existing hoarding, barriers and

dust

tight

partitions unless otherwise noted

on

Contract Drawings or

as

directed by the Commission's

Representative.

1 2

Hoarding, Fencing and Barriers:

1 Minimum setback of barrier from edges of bus stops and drop-off areas, and rapid transit

platforms shall be 1.5 m or as directed by Commission's Representative .

.2 Before commencing the Work, take over existing hoarding from Other Contractor, and

supply, erect and maintain hoarding lines

as

specified using plywood hoarding

24

mm

high around entire

perimeter

of Site per

Contract

Drawings

t

protect

public

and

private

property from injury or damage. Ensure lockable gates are provided within


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CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES

AND TEMPORARY CONTROLS

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CONTRACT

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Notify Commission s Representative

in

writing when flag persons are required when

working

on

railway right of way or when Work affects railway operations, minimum three (3)

weeks

in

advance of any Work required .

.6 Supply and install fencing

and

hoarding around railway switches, allowing sufficient space

for the operation of the switches .

.7 Provide barriers

and

covered walkways required by governing authorities for public rights

of-way and for public access to buildings

.8 Install signs for movement

of

public around Work Site

as

directed by the Commission s

Representative .

.9 Provide barriers around trees and plants designated to remain as per Contract Drawings.

Protect from damage

. 1

0 Provide secure, rigid guard rails and barricades around deep excavations, open shafts,

open stair wells,

and

open edges of floors and roofs as required for protection of Work,

Workers and the public

.11

Erect hoarding as required t delineate work zone between A35 26 Contract nd

A29 1 Contract in a co ordinated and agreed location

t

time of Site handover.

1 3

Security:

1 Provide

and

pay for security personnel to guard the Site

and

contents

of

the Site ensuring

the security

of

the Site at all times .

.2 Any security service provided by the Commission

is

for the protection

of

the Commission s

interest

in

the Work

on the

Site and shall not relieve the Contractor

of

the responsibility to

protect the Site and the Work of the Contract.


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.3 The Contractor is responsible for providing electrical power, until the earlier of, Contract

Completion, or when permanent power is available and cabling

is

in

place .

.4 Upon Contract Completion, remove electrical plant from the Site, except the distribution ·

system and hydro service equipment required to keep the lighting in operation .

.5 Where temporary lighting system

is

not removed submit all as-built and record drawings

in

accordance with Section 01 33

23

showing all electrical and lighting installations that

remain permanently.

3.2 Contractor s Temporary Water Usage:

.1 Supply and install a temporary water meter at all connections to existing water supply

piping. All cost for equipment, piping and water consumed shall be the responsibility o the

Contractor

.2

No

connections shall be made

to

existing taps, hose bibs or faucets.

3.3 Temporary Water Shutdown:

.1 If in the performance of Work, it is necessary to shut off the water supply either completely

or partially

in

an existing facility, Contractor shall inspect and operate in the presence o the

Commission s Representative all plumbing fixtures affected by the shut off to ensure their

proper operation.

3.4 Temporary Heating:

.1

Provide temporary heating required during construction period, including attendance,

maintenance and fuel.

.2

Temporary fuel fired heating devices to meet OHSA requirements .


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CONTRACT A29 1ONSTRUCTION FACILITIES AND TEMPORARY CONTROLS

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Contractor s Drainage System:

Supply, install and maintain a temporary drainage system o sufficient capacity and

efficiency to maintain excavations free o water during the construction period. Submit a

Plan and install plant as required to safeguard the Site and downstream sites from flooding

in

the event

o

a weather related event and/or utility breaks.

Do

not use any portion o the

permanent drainage system without the permission o the Commission s Representative.

Remove the temporary system upon Contract Completion, unless otherwise indicated on

the Contract Drawings as to

be

handed over to others in good working order at an interface.

Accommodation for Workers:

Supply, install

and

maintain

in

a clean condition suitable and convenient water closet and

drinking water accommodation for Workers

in

accordance with the Occupational Health and

Safety Act and Regulations for Construction Projects. Remove accommodations upon

Contract Completion.

Temporary Utility Support:

Inspect and assume ownership

of

maintaining and repairing all components

of

support system for utilities including temporary bridge structure in accordance with

Section 02 4113

POWER WASHING AND VIDEOTAPING OF SANITARY AND STORM DRAINAGE

SYSTEM

Power wash and videotape storm drainage system in accordance with this Section on two

occasions:

1 Prior to construction activities


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CONTRACT A29 1

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.4 Videotape index correlating videotape counter with drawing entry points and distance

travelled through drainage system refer to S01500.11

and

S01500.12 attached) .

.5 Drawings indicating system entry points video start points) and extent of videotaping video

stop points) corresponding to videotape counter refer to S01500.11

and

S01500.12

attached).

4.5 Storm Drainage System: Identify all the following fixtures and equipment on drawings.

Refer to the Contract Mechanical) Drawings for extent and details o drainage system.

. 1 Roof Drains

2

Cleanouts .

3

Rain Water Leaders RWL)

.4

Drainage Piping .

5

Underground Storm Mains .

.6 Maintenance Hole/Catchbasin .

4.6 Sanitary Drainage System: Identify following fixtures and equipment

on the

drawings. Refer

to the Contract Mechanical) Drawings for extent and details o drainage system.

. 1

Cleanouts .

2

Floor Drains .

3

Area Drains/Catch Basins


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5.2 Protection of Existing Equipment:


CONTRACT A29 1

.1

Equipment and existing Work moved or altered

to

facilitate construction, movement

o

material or equipment shall

be

stored, protected with dust tight covers and subsequently

returned to its original location .

.2 The Commission s Representative s approval

is

required for the installation of temporary

support devices into existing roof or wall members for the erection

o

equipment

or

machinery. Repair roof and wall members used for this purpose to the satisfaction o the

Commission s Representative .

.3 Provide necessary screens, covers and hoardings as required .

4

All existing (in use) and new equipment damaged while carrying out the Work shall be

restored with new Products matching the original equipment.

5.3 Fire Protection:

.1

Take precautions to prevent fires. Provide

and

maintain temporary fire protection

equipment o a type appropriate to the hazard anticipated in accordance with authorities

having jurisdiction, governing codes, regulations, by-Jaws and to the satisfaction of the

Commission s Representative and insurance authorities

.2 Supply and install heat detectors, wiring and end

o

line resistors on the construction side

o

any hoarding

and

dust-tight partitions. The number of heat detectors shall

be

as required

by the code. Interconnect the heat detectors and the end o the line resistors to the existing

fire alarm panel

in

each station. After the Work

is

completed, remove the heat detectors,

end

of line resistors

and

its wiring. Install heat detectors in accordance with

CAN/ULC S524-M .

.3 Bulk storage of flammable liquids

and

other hazardous materials is not allowed on Site.


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5.4 Protection of Workers:

1

Workers shall comply with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulations for

Construction Projects

.2 Workers scheduled

to

perform Work at track level, or where there

is an

overhead electrical

hazard, or when interfacing with the Commission's operating

and

maintenance personnel

within the Commission's transit system or maintenance operations, shall attend

and

successfully meet the requirements o the Commission's rule book training program prior

to

the commencement of

such

Work. Refer to Section

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5.5 Protection o Finished Structures Adjacent to Work Areas:

1

The Contractor shall provide a Storm

and

Site Water Management Plan (SSWMP) for the

construction Work area. The Plan shall address measures to minimize or manage water

that would enter the excavation and/or partially completed subsurface works and tunnels

as

a result of weather related events or interruption and/or damage to utilities. The submittal

will include sealed

engineering documents that includes plans showing construction staging

and

sequences, plant to be provided

and

supporting analysis.

TEMPORARY BUILDINGS

6 1 Supply and install the following facilities for the sole use o the Commission at or near

the

Site for the duration of the Contract in locations approved by

the

Commission's

Representative:

1

York University Station Site - Main Office

and

Change Room Furnishings:

1 Location shown on Contract Drawings:

Structure

Quantity

Description Details


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CONTRACT A29 1

Structure

Quantity

Description

Details

Interior Office Areas

Interior office areas to be divided as follows

(approximately):

Office 1

1

3500 mm

X

2700 mm

(11'-6

X

8'-1 0 )

complete with door

1

2700 mm x 2700 mm (8'-8 x 8'-8 ) complete

Office #2 with door

Reception area

1

3580 mm x 2700 mm (11'-6 x 9')

Liaison office area 1 6100 mm x 10790 mm (20' x 35'-6 )

Small kitchen area

&

unisex

1

washroom

6100 mm x 7500 mm (20' x 24'-6 )

Meeting room

1

3580 mm x 7500 mm (11'-6 x 24'-6 )

Document

Control

1

room

3580 mm x 2800 mm (11'-6 x 9'-6 )

Printing area

1

3580 mm x 5000 mm (11'-6 x 16'-6'1

Plan review room

1

4750 mm x 4750 mm (15'-6 x 15-6 )

Lunch room

1

3460 mm x 5000 mm (11'-5 x 16'-4 )

IT room

1

3460 mm x 2200 mm (11'-5 x 7'-4 )

Hotel room

1

3460 mm x 2800 mm (11'-5 x 9'-4 )

Women's

1

washroom

3460 mm x 4100 mm (11'-5 x 13'-6 )

Men's washroom

1

3460 mm x 4100 mm (11 '-5 x13'-6 )

Interior Furnishing New Only

Workstations

Total number of

workstations

16. Typical + 1 Special Order Desk for Public Liaison Area.

See


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CONTRACT A29 1

Sb·ucture

Quantity

Description

Details

3

Plan

rack Mobile plan rack with 12 hangers capable

o

holding full size plans.

1 Photocopier

All products/equipment to be new.

Sufficient electrical sockets, network and communications sockets to meet the requirements of the

equipment.

All equipment in printer area to be able to be operated from every computer in main site office

complex.

4

Foyer

2

Hand Sanitizer (one sanitizer at either entrance).

1 Notice board

914 mm x 1829 mm (3 x 6 ).

5

Printing Area

All products/equipment to

be

new.

Sufficient electrical sockets, network

and

communications sockets to meet the requirements of the

equipment.

All equipment in printer area to be able to be operated from every computer in main site office

complex

1

Photocopier

Capable o making multiple copies up to A3

size complete with sorting capabilities.

0

Scanner Capable

o

multifeed A3 size.

1

Facsimile

Machine

0

Laser printer

Capable of printing to A3 size, complete with

sorting capabilities.

0 Colour plotter

Ca_pable of plotting to AO size.

1 Heavy duty

paper shredder

1 Large waste bin


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CONTRACT A29-1

Structure

Quantity

7

Plan

Review Room

8

Site Security

All Products/equipment

to

be new.

Section 1

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Page

11

Description

Details

Custom made 1219 mm x 762 mm x 737 mm (48 x 30 x

plans display

29 ).

shelves.

Windows to have metal grilles

on

outside

Security door to have facility to open from inside electrically

All access door to be self closing.

All Entrance/exit to have access security system.

All windows to have access security system.

Building to have fire alarm system.

1 Security camera

external

1 Security camera

internal

1 Security monitor

2 Fire extinguisher 9

kg

dry chemical for Class BC fires

complete with 150 mm X

200

mm

fire

extinguisher symbol mounted on wall above

fire extinguisher.

1

Fire aid box Complete with 150 mm x 200 mm first aid

symbol mounted on wall above first aid box.

1

Public Access Compact size

Defibrillator

9.

ccess

All Products/equipment

to be

new.

Access as shown

on

the drawings.


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CONTRACT A29 1

Structure

Quantity

Description Details

10. Office Requirements

All Products/equipment to be

new

Office to be Disabled Person Accessible - for

wheelchair

users and

ambulant disabled

persons.

Office must meet the requirements of the

Ontario Building Code 2006.


Ontario Code & Guide for Sewage Systems

1997.


Ontario Code

&

Guide for Plumbing 1998.

Office must meet the requirements of

the

Ontario Fire Code 1997.


Ontario Electrical Safety Code 24th Edition.

11.1T Room

In Building Wiring Closets:

Sites forecast

to

house 10 staff occupancy:

1 Dedicated locked room {keyed 14-D3) with minimum dimensions of 2134 mm x

2438 mm (7 feet x 8 feet).

2

Secure standard 483 mm x 2134 mm {19 x 84 ) relay rack with cable

management trays on the sides. This rack must

be

bonded to building ground.

3

1 - Dedicated 15A, 11 V AC duplex outlet with U-grounded receptacle on a

dedicated branch circuit.

4 Dedicated locked room {keyed 14-D3) with minimum dimensions

of

2134 mm x

2438 mm {7 feet x 8 feet).

5 Secure standard 483 mm x 2134 mm {19 x 84 ) relay rack with cable

management trays on the sides. This rack must be bonded to building ground.


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Structure

Quantity Description

Details

9 Where walls do not exist, modular office furniture systems will provide raceway

space for cables and jack hardware which sits above the work surface when

installed.

10

All 8 Category 5 conductors are to be connected per EIA TIA T568A standards

straight through.

11

Patch cords are to be supplied for wiring closet 40 pieces (green 1219 mm

(4 feet) Long).

12

Patch cords are to be supplied for every wall jack 4 pieces (orange 2743 mm

(9 feet) Long).

13

Both ends of each patch cord will be labelled with the same unique numbers.

14

All cables will be tested and certified by the installer for straight through polarity

and continuity.

15

Every jack must be tested to ensure that it meets level 5 requirements.

16

Warranty of Workmanship: the wiring and the related accessories must be

guaranteed free of defects for duration of Contract.

Bell Service Entrance:

All fibre Connected locations:

1

50.8 mm (2") conduit from wiring closet to the Bell Main Wiring Closet on the

service entrance floor.

2

Contractor to provide 1219 mm x 1829 mm x 19 mm (4' x 6' x %") plywood

Telecom backboard adjacent to main rack location.

3

Contractor to install fish wire.

12.

Women s

Washroom

1 Vanity

Complete with hot and cold water, 4 sinks,

4 faucets, 4 soap dispensers.

1 Hand dryer

Dyson Airblade AB02 120V - Single unit order

code 13043-01 ,

or

equal.

1 Mirror Full height/length of vanity.


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CONTRACT A29 1

Structure

Quantity

Description Details

1

Toilet

Complete with lockable door, partition, toilet

paper dispenser.

1 Toilet

Handicap accessible complete with lockable

door, partition, toilet paper dispenser.

3 Urinals

Complete with partitions.

1

Hand sanitizer

station

1

Paper Towel

Holder

1 Waste bin

.2 In addition to the above requirements, all facilities supplied by the Contractor for the

Commission shall include the additional requirements listed below:

Structure

Quantity

1

Description

Details

14. Parking

1

Disabled Person Parking - as close to office as possible - minimum 1 space.

2

Parking for TYSSE

Staff

28 spaces.

15. Additional Notes

1

Office to be Disabled Person Accessible - for wheelchair users and ambulant

disabled persons.

2

Office/change room to meet the requirements

of

the Ontario Building Code

2006.

3

Office/change room to meet the requirements

of

the Ontario Fire Code 1997.

4

Office/change room to meet the requirements of the Ontario Code Guide

for

Sewage Systems 1997.


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Structure Quantity 1 Description

I

Details

16. Contractor to Supply and/or Install an office for the Contractor with the following:

1 Electric supply, electric lighting, heat, air conditioning, telephone, fire fighting

and first aid as required by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board and the

Ontario Ministry of Labour and the various Ontario Building and Fire Codes.

2

Facilities to be installed at or near the site for the duration o the Contract

in

locations approved by the Commission's Representative.

3

Temporary buildings shall have 12.7 mm exterior grade plywood for skirting

closure and for closing gap between trailer roof and canopy roof.

4 Do not locate any buildings, structures or equipment

in

a manner that interferes

with

survey_

alonq the control line and reference line tanqents.

5

Remove temporary buildings upon Contract Completion. Restore area to match

the existinq planned area.

17. Contractor Supply and/or Install

6

All cleaning equipment and supplies for office accommodation, change-house

and toilets.

7

All Security (Hardware and Electronic} Equipment.

8

Security Notification Service offsite for unauthorized entry for fire and flood to

fire, police

and

TYSSE.

9

Daily janitorial services.

1

Compact size Public Access Defibrillator

11

Provide new photocopier capable

o

making multiple copies up to 279 mm x

432 mm { 11 x 17 )

in

size, complete with sorting capabilities.

12

Paper Supply: Letter size - 50 reams/month, Legal size - 5 reams/month,

279 mm x 432 mm { 11 x 17 ) - 20 reams/month.

13

Provide empty conduit with pull strings to each proposed voice telephone

location terminated with a dedicated duplex junction box. The Commission will

be responsible for ordering the voice services from Bell to ensure effective 4-

digit dialling and TTC corporate voice mail services can be provided. Bell will

pull station cable and provide faceplates per TTC contract terms.


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7 PROJECT IDENTIFICATION


CONTRACT

A29 1

7 1 The display of signs without the Commission s Representative s written consent is

forbidden.

7.2 Supply and install four (4) signs, each 1980 mm W x 2285 mm H x 20 mm D overlaid

Crezon plywood, mounted approximately 2.5 m above ground on hoarding or separate

posts as appropriate

in

locations as directed by the Commission s Representative. The

Commission shall provide the graphics for signage

in

electronic format.

7.3 Supply and install sufficient posts and braces

o

pressure treated wood with galvanized

nails

and screws to withstand wind and other loads.

7.4 Relocate the signs from time to time if required to expedite the Work

or

to ensure that the

signs remain visible. Refer to Contract Drawings or as directed by the Commission s

Representative for details required on the signs.

7.5 Remove signs upon Contract Completion.

SITE MAINTENANCE

8 1

Maintain the Site and adjacent areas

in

a clean and orderly condition, free from debris and

other objectionable matter. Remove rubbish and surplus material, equipment and

structures immediately. If the Site

is

not cleaned within forty-eight (48) hours after the

Contractor has been instructed

to

do so, the Commission s Representative may clean the

Site and retain the cost from monies due, or to become due, to the Contractor.

9

PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND SAFETY

9 1 Maintain sidewalks and paved areas at and adjacent to the Site in a safe condition

throughout the Contract. Promptly remove ice and snow.


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10.3 Take precautions

to

avoid tracking

and

depositing materials, debris and

mud

on roads and

on the Commission s property from vehicles and equipment operating to and from the

construction Site and

be

responsible for removal of such deposits by brooming and

washing to the satisfaction of the Commission s Representative.

10.4 Keep access routes, sidewalks, Site roads, trailer area, storage areas as well as Work

areas free of ice and snow to maintain safe operating conditions and to maintain progress

of the Work. Remove cleared snow from the Site within twelve (12) hours of a snow fall or

as directed by the Commission s Representative.

11

PARKING

11.1 No cars or trucks shall be parked on the Commission s property without the approval

of

the

Commission s Representative. The Commission shall not

be

held responsible for damage

that may occur to any vehicle operated upon or parked upon Commission property.

11.2 Parking will be permitted on Site provided it does not disrupt the performance of Work, Site

safety or the movement of vehicular or pedestrian traffic and is acceptable to the

Commission s Representative.

11.3 Provide thirty (30) parking stalls and two (2) Handicapped stall complete with reserved

signs within 20 m

of

the Commission s Representative s site office for the exclusive use of

the Commission s Representatives.

12

SITE VISITORS

12.1 During the progress of the Work, afford access to visitors duly authorized by the

Commission s Representative and facilitate inspections or testing which they may wish to

carry out.


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