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RMH SCALE: 11T=1,-0* SHEET NUMBER:BULL422-01FP BULLETIN NO. 422 ... ...v- � 'The Ritchie Organization Architectute•Planning Interiors*Engineering No..lor,.SAZ"a;;N:.kktN t;irmizchum,AS�Uarra Sarasota.F3ors Ax Project CDH Pkg E-Phase I-Surgery/Beds Expansion Building Comm No. 0232300 Re. Adding Sprinkler Floor Control Stations to the East Stair Standpipe Bull. No. 422 W.O.No 77422 ❑Billable Date 1/10/06 Distribution/disciplines Involved are Checked: ❑ CM Patricia Eldridge, CM ©HVAC Eng D McDonald 9 Norm Welch, CDH F./I Owner Tim Singleton, CDH ©Plumb Eng R Higgins 9 T Nistler ❑ Proj. Rep ©Elec Eng N Votaw © D Taglienti © Struct Eng Jeff Struble ©Inter.Des Anna Mancini © D Wolkowitcz © Shop Dwgs Avo Asdourian ❑ John Furman-Civil Engineer © D Cooper © Description S Jennette Please refer to the attached sketches for details of the work: BULL422-OIFP BULL422-02FP BULL422-03FP BULL422-04FP BULL422-05FP BUL422-O lE BUL422-02E BUL422-03E BUL422-04E CM Note: This is a contemplated change and not an authorization to proceed. Project Director W.Keith Davis Initiated By AHJ Constr. Admin. Dana Cooper Sheet 1 of 10 Z L E T T E-,,- �t O F T R A N S M I T T A L We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints/Reproducible ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital January 10, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E— Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Comm. #: ® Bulletin ❑Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Barr & Barr Inc. Patricia Eldridge CDH Field Trailer 1 Copy Email & 30 Locust Street Mail Northampton, MA 01060- 2052 CDH Tim Singleton 30 Locust Street 1 Copy Email & Northampton, MA 01061- Mail 5001 CDH Norm Welch 30 Locust Street 1 Copy Email & Northampton, MA 01061- Mail 5001 Struble Jeffrey Struble 603 Main Street—Suite 1 Copy Email & Engineering, LLC Five Mail Reading, MA 01867-3002 Northampton Fire Deputy Chief Northampton Fire 1 Copy Mail Department Duane Nichols Department 26 Carlon Drive Northampton MA, 01060 Office of the Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Copy Mail Building Inspector Building Building Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Bulletin 422 —Adding Sprinkler Floor Control Stations to the East Stair Standpipe Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted,please notify us at once. P:\Cooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds12.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Bulletin Transco ttals\Pkg E\2323TR_060110_B422.doc A K C H I T E C T U R E P L A N N I N G EN G I N E E R I N G I N T E R I O R D E S I G N TRO/The Ritchie Organization 80 Bridge Street,Newton,MA 02458-1134 T 617.969.9400 F 617.332.4669 • TRO requested Barr &Barr to have subcontractors price up all bulletins as soon as possible so that the older bulletins can closed out. OBSERVATIONS: masonry at north elevation will need to be re-cleaned in several areas due to staining; there are two mullions at north elevation lower windows that do not line up with walls inside the building, TRO has indicated a detail has been provided in documents for these; it appears that the plumbing piping on the 3`d and 4th floor and also the work in the mechanical room 4th floor is proceeding very slowly, TRO is concerned these areas are failing behind schedule. ITEMS TO VERIFY: TRO to prepare bulletins for: 1. site drainage at NE corner at existing building [underway] 2. fire department access into courtyard area between buildings [a roadway for fire trucks] 3. revising parking at SW corner of site 4. hard ceiling at OR core DC/ra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA•1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 oil I ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT - r, PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 26 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 7-18-06 TIME 9:00am WEATHER clear TEMP. RANGE 80's EST.%OF COMPLETION 60% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of July 17, 2006: 4th floor: continue welding SS and CR piping at west 1/2 of mechanical room Ductwork being hung at mechanical room, patient room area layout for MS walls has begun [NOTE: AHU are to scheduled for start up in November work appears to be behind schedule], patching SOFP continues overhead 3r floor: med gas rough-in overhead has started in NE quadrant, start rough-in of waste and domestic water piping at NE quadrant [NOTE; plumbing is behind schedule for this floor], Metal studs are complete with the exception of header for headwall devices which are to start next week, damaged tube steel column repairs have started at stairwell, concrete at stair landing is unacceptable Barr& Barr to notify subcontractor and submit repair description, starting heating piping overhead for radiant panels and VAV boxes 1 s' floor: continue overhead duct rough-in at the OR area and core, framing soffits in OR public corridors and topping off walls, finishing rough in for walls at PACU and Recovery areas topping off walls in these areas, MS track being cleaned in preparation for insulating and dry wall, sealing thru wall penetrations above ceiling line at corridors has started, framing exterior walls in lobby has started. Ground floor: drywall work has progressed all walls [interior] are drywalled with taper right behind, exterior walls are being dried out with fans and will be re-drywalled once the humidity and moisture control has been established, work continues at switchgear rooms with wire being pulled and gear being set up, continue to pipe SS and CR at CSR area for sterilizers and equipment EXTERIOR WORK; glazing continues at north elevation and also started at south elevation lower windows, connector MS framing is completed, remove staging and washdown underway at SW stair tower [NOTE: flashing at North East corner is hanging out of masonry too far], chilled water supply and return piping is being installed at SW corner of building from manhole to building, blocking for louvers at north elevation mechanical room, roofer measuring coping for fabrication CHILLER PLANT: finishing masonry preparing for truss delivery next Monday [NOTE: mechanical work at chiller plant and boiler room is lagging behind schedule. REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TROlThe Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz, Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA•1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 15 CONTRACT: PCT ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE January 17,2006 TIME 11:00am WEATHER Cloudy/Drizzle TEMP. RANGE 40 0s EST. %OF COMPLETION% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE (+/-) WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE D Cooper The following work is in progress for the week of: January 16, 2006: • Barr & Barr continue temporary heat, tarpaulin damaged by high winds, repairs ongoing • Removing ice from deck at roof • Continue SOFP east 1/2 1+3 maintaining temporary heat to protect SOFP • Installing hangers for duct, pipe, conduit at east 1/2 1, 3 • Installing ductwork east 1/2 of G • Installing metal studs east 1/2 of G, cautioned Barr & Barr if MS become rusty they must be reviewed • Installing lighting conduit and boxes G + 1 • Received ductwork delivery today, ends of duct covered • Barr& Barr await piping delivery from subcontractors, could cause delay to project • Backfilling switchgear room —work being accomplished on T & M • Barr & Barr to seal edge joint S.O.G. with previously approved product • TRO met with glazing subcontractor to review list of questions • TRO met with owner to review list of questions regarding OR fixed equipment OFI that require supports, no finalization on location/layout this date • TRO await Crocker drawings for Wood Chip Plant for preparation of bulletin 421 • TRO attended project job meeting REPORT BY: DC/rra PAGE 1 OF 1 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Building Inspector, Fire Marshall, Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH- Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis, Dave Wolkowicz, Giuseppe Colosimo AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA•1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 RO JAN 3 1 2006 L E T T E O R A N S M I T T A L We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints/Reproducible ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital January 30, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑ As requested PKG E— Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Comm, #: ® Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Northampton Fire Deputy Chief Northampton Fire 1 Copy Mail Department Duane Nichols Department 26 Carlon Drive Northampton MA, 01060 Office of the Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Copy Mail Building Inspector Building Building Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #15 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted,please notify us at once. P:\Cooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\2323TR_060130_FR02_Building&Fire.doc ARCHITECTURE P L A N N I N G E N G I N E E R I N G I N T E R I O R D ES I G N TRO/The Ritchie Organization 80 Bridge Street,Newton,MA 02458-1134 T 617.969.9400 F 617.332.4669 f • Installing wood doors at office spaces • TRO reviewing with manufacturer the scrub sinks at ORs (owner unhappy with sink at Cardiac Cath) Ground Floor: • Replacing wood doors at double egress in corridors (doors were binding) • Await Belimed equipment for CSR (late delivery from vendor) • Owner vendor still installing casework main lab • TRO to issue bulletin to add counters at Pathology Office (x4) • TRO will review added strobes and pull station at main lab OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO JungiBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis, Dave Wolkowicz, Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 39 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 01-23-07 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Cold/Cloudy TEMP. RANGE 20°s EST. % COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: January 22, 2007 4 Level: • Taping and sanding walls at patient rooms • Framing soffits at patient room entries • Taping walls at corridors at patient area • ATC contractor working on panels in mechanical room • Insulating pipe in mechanical room • Finishing louver plenum at northwest corner, insulating ductwork • Discussed location of new stair to roof to be installed in mechanical room. Bulletin 514 will be issued. • Hanging/taping GWB at west stair tower 3r Floor: • Breakthrough to existing hospital has been made • Painting frames at patient rooms east half • Frame soffits in patient rooms at entries • Paint ceilings in patient rooms at radiant heat panels • Paint patient room walls • Continue install of ceramic tile at toilets • Barr & Barr to provide sample of Corian threshold (sample at site not acceptable; does not have right slope and color) • Start installing lays at toilers • Start grid/axiom at north station • Received casework for twelve patient rooms, install not yet started • Toli flooring installed and protected with craft paper • Pipe installation continues at patient rooms overhead 1 s Floor: • Starting to install lights at OR ceiling grid • Painting OR ceilings • Diffusers at ceilings not yet started • At future rooms installed twelve feet of GWB at base for epoxy base • Installing casework at PACU for nurse station (light to be centered above circular top) • Installing ACT grid at corridors around ORs REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 • #8 Page 3 of 3 AAA/aaa file://P:\Cooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\5.00 Construction Administration\5.60 Fiel... 1/30/2007 #8 rage L or • Installing lights in ACT grid in PACU area is beginning PUNCH LIST: • headwall lights at PACU and Recovery are installed upside down Owner requested Barr and Barr to drywall both the future OR's • 3rd Floor: • Continue installing epoxy floors at patient toilets, new thresholds will be used at toilet entry doors. Built out base is acceptable. • Installing ACT grid at patient rooms and framing out radiant panels • Soffits in corridors boarded and taped • Framing ACT grid over nurse stations • Barr & Barr submitting metal inside and outside corners for use at toilets with ceramic tile [tile does not come in bull nose] Submitted product was approved by TRO • Prepping floor for the epoxy at west end of building • Prime painting walls continues • Started the ceramic tile work in the patient toilet/showers [TRO directed the small pieces of tile be deleted by adjusting the field tile] • Vexcon moisture control system being spread at patient rooms west, and north elevations • Pipe covering continues • Fire and smoke stopping has started at tops of walls 4th floor: • Continue drywall and taping at patient rooms • Finish around edges of shower stalls • Continue work on ATC system at Mech Space, continue insulating piping and ductwork, continue piping 2 AHU's , continue drain piping. Exterior: • Continue installing metal panels at west side of east connector work brackets remain to be finished. TRO advised dimension of cover should be same width as the panel above. • Roofer installing coping at roof edge through out project • Rails installed at the areaways and rear stairwell PUNCH LIST: • Remove all debris from all roof areas, finish installing copings and gravel stops, obtain final inspection from roofing manufacturer rep and warrantee • All rails at areaways have been damaged, repair and refinish rails • At front of building remove and replace damaged precast at NE corner of the building • Remove and replace precast at North elevation west end which was put in backwards • Remove and replace damaged [grease stain] walk at new main entry [left side walk] OBSERVATIONS ITEMS TO VERIFY file://P:ACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\5.00 Construction Administration\5.60 Fiel... 1/30/2007 #8 rage i of From: Cooper, Dana Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 9:59 AM To: Audette, Rebecca; Aquadro, Bill; Asdourian, Avo; Mancini, Anna; Davis, Keith; Taglienti, Dale; Wolkowicz, David; Votaw, Nick; Gagnon, Mark; Tim Singleton; Delisi, Steven; O'Connor, Brendan; Jennette, Steven Subject: field report.doc ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: CONTRACT: Surgical Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 1-9-07 TIME 9:00am WEATHER cloudy TEMP. RANGE 50's EST. %OF COMPLETION 75% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE (+/-)behind HVAC WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE DC/DW The following work is in progress for the week of: 12-28-06 Ground Floor: • Continue installing lights in ACT grid [permanent power is now on this floor for lights] • Continue to plumb the lab casework in main lab area • Continue installation of lab casework —owner vendor • DPS at site walked thru floor to review the firestopping, seismic bracing, TRO to review the door swings at the CSR area, added horns and strobes-pull stations and exits signs will be required in the lab area PUNCH LIST: • flooring in the main lab seams are not acceptable-Barr and Barr and subcontractor to submit correction to TRO • wood doors were reviewed by manufacturer rep 1-9-07 and there are 3 doors that will be replaced along with the cross corridor doors which are binding. • Lab Casework upper cabinets must have sloped tops-owner to order • Holes at bottom of shaft in main lab to be firestopped • MC cable running through bottom of shaft at main lab to be removed • Medical gas piping at the bottom of the shaft to be firestopped • Seismic bracing for sprinkler piping to be completed at CSR area • At dirty elevator remove epoxy base and install second layer of drywall 1ST Floor: • Drywall framing and installation of gwb underway along with taping continues for OR ceilings • Tape and sand corridors around OR • Continue ACT grid at PACU and Recovery nurse station areas • Continue installation of casework in the PACU/Recovery areas at headwalls • Insulating piping overhead in corridors and also central core • Wood door installation started • Canopy started metal panel installation at columns • Continue to install elevators at main bank, cab work beginning • Starting painting at PACU and Recovery areas and office support space file://P:\Cooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\5.00 Construction Administration\5.60 Fiel... 1/30/2007 -r • Barr & Barr submitting metal inside and outside corners for use at toilets with ceramic tile [tile does not come in bull nose) • Prepping floor for the epoxy at west end of building • Starting prime painting walls 4 floor: • Continue drywall and taping at patient rooms • Finish around edges of shower stalls • Continue work on ATC system at Mech Space, continue insulating piping and ductwork, continue piping 2 AHU's , continue drain piping. Exterior: • Continue installing metal panels at west side of east connector work progressing very slowly • Continue to install backer rod at exterior control joints in brick and around windows, caulking on warmer days continuing • Rails installed at the areaways and rear stairwell PUNCH LIST: • Remove all debris from all roof areas, finish installing copings and gravel stops, obtain final inspection from roofing manufacturer rep and warrantee • All rails at areaways have been damaged, repair and refinish rails • At front of building remove and replace damaged precast at NE corner of the building • Remove and replace precast at North elevation west end which was put in backwards • Remove and replace damaged [grease stain] walk at new main entry [left side walk] OBSERVATIONS ITEMS TO VERIFY AAA/aaa REPORT BY: PAGE OF ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: cc: AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: CONTRACT: ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: DATE 12-27-06 TIME 1:00pm WEATHER cloudy TEMP. RANGE 40"s EST. %OF COMPLETION 75% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE (+/-)behind WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE DC The following work is in progress for the week of: 12-28-06 Ground Floor: • Continue installing lights in ACT grid [permanent power is now on this floor for lights] • Installing door hardware • Continue to plumb the lab casework in main lab area • Continue installation of lab casework—owner vendor • Continue installation of flooring —sheet vinyl at utility rooms • Painting continues on frames and walls PUNCH LIST: flooring in the main lab seams are not acceptable-Barr and Barr and subcontractor to submit correction to TRO wood doors will be reviewed by manufacturer rep, TRO and also Barr&Barr some have knots which exceed the AW I specification limits Lab Casework upper cabinets must have sloped tops-owner to order 15 Floor: • Drywall framing continues for OR ceilings, starting drywall in some OR's, taping and sanding some of the OR's walls. • Tape and sand corridors around OR • Continue ACT grid at PACU and Recovery • Continue installation of casework in the PACU/Recovery areas at headwalls • Insulating piping overhead in corridors and also central core • Starting wood door installation • Framing at canopy completed await metal panel installation\ • Continue to install elevators at main bank, cab not yet started • Framing ACT grid at the nurse station • Pulling FA cable and low tension cable • Starting painting at PACU and Recovery areas and office support space PUNCH LIST: headwall lights at PACU and Recovery are installed upside down • 3` Floor: • Gwb taping continues at patient rooms and toilets • Continue installing epoxy floors at patient toilets, new thresholds will be used at toilet entry doors. Built out base is acceptable. • Installing ACT grid at patient rooms and framing out radiant panels • Soffits in corridors boarded and taped • Framing ACT grid over nurse stations REPORT BY: PAGE OF ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: cc: AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 dj o `7rlo T R O Jung B r Ga' n n e n ARCHITECTURE INTZRIOR DESIGN ENGINEERING MASrER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital January 30, 2007 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E—Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: ® Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Building Puchalski Municipal Building 1 Mail Inspector Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #37 through 39 for Cooley Dickinson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. w O C i m z a 2 x k s c a> v n O x C z s x v 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 677.527.6753 info@trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_070130_FR37-39_Building.doc Note: Punch list for PACU to take place March 14th/15th, for Lobby on March 27th, for OR on April 8th/9th, by TRO JIB architects/engineers. At that time, all floor & light protection to be removed 3" Floor: • Continue to install casework at patient rooms (South & East elevations) • Main nurse stations not yet installed (may cause delay problems) • Caulking selected for solid surface material /wall, solid surface material /cabinet, casework /walls, millwork/walls • Continue to install toilet/ shower fixtures • Continue to install doors/ hardware at toilets • Continue to install armor & kick plates • Continue to install lights at patient rooms • Received CS acrovyn panels for patient headwalls; reviewed installation with CM today. Joints (vertical) to be caulked • Painting soffits, ceilings at corridor • Installing wood base at corridor • Installing casework at interior core and at back walls of end nurse stations • Finish GWB at lobby—taping to start • Installing ceiling & wall GWB at elevator lobby • Taping GWB at connector • Punch list this area March 19th 4 Floor: • Rooms dry-walled, being taped, primed • Ceiling framing not yet started • Started flooring at patient toilets • Ceramic tile work to start • Lobby ceiling framed • Punch list this area March 26th OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 3 of 3 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis, Dave Wolkowicz, Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 L • Reviewed areas of lab in which the casework is incorrectly installed. These areas were pointed out to owner's representative for inclusion on his punch list Note: Ground Floor CSR/Lockers/Specimen/Corridors/Mech. Spaces and Lab Offices to be punch listed by Architect & Engineer March 8th. All protection to be removed and area to be construction cleaned by that date. Lab area punch list April 10tH 1" Floor: • At OR area: - continue to paint corridor walls - at northwest corner GWB to be removed to install added light at exterior stairwell per DPS - continue install OR ceilings/paint same - start installing device covers on walls - start med gas device testing at wall outlets (meg gas columns to follow) - med gas columns came in wired with THHN wiring, this must be changed to XHHW. The change will be done by factory authorized electricians. Change must be done immediately to keep isolation testing on schedule - installing door hardware/armor plates at OR doors - paint walls at OR - sealing tops of epoxy base with caulking - epoxy flooring complete this area (covered for protection) - installation of OR lights & booms has been finished - remaining OR fixtures and closer panels remain to be installed - sills installed at corridor windows, caulking to follow • At PACU area: - continue to install and weld floor joints - blackjoint material as reviewed in field is acceptable to TRO JIB - the nurse stations 1'/2" wide same surface material strip accent is to return on the ends of all stations typically - all nurse stations to receive end panels - at PACU, conduit from "football" column is to be enclosed in 31/2" wide & 30" high continuation of casework - installation of ACT panels halted by electrical inspector until next week - continue installing fire alarm devices and terminating - continue installing lights in ceilings - painting soffits/ceilings • At Lobby Area; - frame lobby walls/ columns - await front entry installation - frame/GWB at elevator lobby walls & ceilings - breakthrough (demolition) complete at existing building, final layout will have jog due to existing piping and ductwork - Stair 1 not finished GWB due to missing fire shutters (shutters due next week) - await final answer on bubble wall - security hardware not yet started on doors REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 3 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro,CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis, Dave Wolkowicz, Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 i ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 40 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 02-22-07 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Cloudy TEMP. RANGE 40°s EST. %OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: February 19, 2007 Exterior Work: • Caulking of window joints continues • Front canopy metal panels & stair tower metal panels delayed due to breakdown in shop • Bollard lights at front entry can be removed and turned over to owner for use in courtyard after project completion • A smaller 13'0" light to be installed at west entry due to interference with overhead wiring on poles • Top course of asphalt may have to be installed after April 11t" due to weather and delivery schedule. If so, the lot will be temporarily striped Ground Floor: • At CSR, automated cart line not yet finished being installed, missing pieces— Belimed and trim kits • At CSR, repairs being made at Belimed sterilizer opening due to incorrect size given to CM • At elevator in CSR, install drywall & taping same • At soiled /clean elevators, install frames & drywall • At CSR, installing large stainless steel sink/counter • At lab area, electricians continue work on lab casework, numerous raceways are still open with wiring hanging loose • At lab, casework slope tops not yet installed • At lab, TRO issued bulletin to add strobes, pull stations and exit signs as dictated by DPS • At lab, the floor will be welded prior to April 11th • At lab, CM to repair bolt hole bottom of vertical shaft • Painter applying finish coat at CSR and corridors • Wood base installation nearly complete at corridor (needs caulking) • Await new cross corridor wood doors (need new doors) • Corridor doors are not set up with hardware or security devices yet (owner vendor/CM) • Started install of ACT pads throughout • Cleaning out mechanical spaces, preparing to seal floor (concrete) • Break through to old building demolition completed • GWB & taping begun in lobby area • Connecting stair from locker room primed & lights installed REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 3 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 IL a33- T r]R 0 J u n g l B r a n n e n ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESYGN ENGINEERING MASTER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital February 26,2007 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E—Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: ® Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Building Puchalski PY^unicipal Building 1 Mail Inspector Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report#40 for Cooley Dickinson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. , O O z ........____....__. m 3 z L1 a b O C m D ....__..._.__... Y b N r 6 x O m v x A D 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 617.527.6753 info@trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com L P.\Cooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2 60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_070226_FR40_BuiI ding.doc PUNCH LIST: • Remove all debris from all roof areas, finish installing copings and gravel stops, obtain final inspection from roofing manufacturer rep and warrantee • Remove and replace precast at North elevation west end which was put in backwards • Remove and replace damaged [grease stain] walk at new main entry [left side walk] • Remove all debris, construction storage and excess stock from the site. OBSERVATIONS ITEMS TO VERIFY REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 3 of 3 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 3rd Floor: • Continue installing new thresholds at toilet entry doors. • Installing ACT pads at patient rooms and the corridors • Soffits being finished in the corridors • ACT pads being installed at Central Nurse Station • Installing electrical wiring and devices at the end nurse stations • Installation of carpet underway at corridors • Roughed in the light boxes at the patient rooms • Caulking of headwalls complete • Continue painting and VWC at patient rooms • Relocate SD at cross corridor doors to be 60 inch max from door each side typical • At all electrical closets seal penetrations and label the walls • At connector installing doors • Painting walls at connectors • Owner to install shades • Owner installing signage • Installing casework at west station • Removing construction debris and construction tool boxes from floor 4th floor: • Continue to install nurse station • Continue the sealing of above ceiling penetrations • At the handicap shower the floor must be sloped to eliminate the lip at front of the shower • Add strobe to Conference, Multi-Purpose and Shell Space rooms • Ceiling pads not yet installed not yet signed off • General clean up not yet started this floor • Missing sprinkler head at entry of unit above ACT grid system • Owner installed signage on smoked glass partitions • Damaged frame to mechanical room must be replaced • All doors to mechanical spaces must be adjusted to close correctly and latch. • Installing metal stair to roof in mechanical room, rails to be installed Exterior: • Continue installing metal panels at front canopy. Caulking to be completed on Canopy and East and West Connectors. • Roofer installing coping at roof edge through out project. Terminating rubber at stairwell masonry walls, at low roof. • Exterior rails to have damage repaired • Preparing to remove trailers from the site in preparation for pavement REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 3 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 43 CONTRACT: Surgical Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE: 3-26-07 TIME 9:00am WEATHER: Overcast TEMP. RANGE: 30's EST.%OF COMPLETION: 92% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE (+/-): Behind HVAC WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE::DC/DW/RN The following work is in progress for the week of: 3-26-07 Ground Floor • Continue installation of lab casework—owner vendor • Owner installing mirrors [note mirrors are being installed over receptacles Owner must relocate walls to be repaired at mirror locations damaged by install] • Continue contract work in connector corridor • Slope tops on lab casework not complete and are not providing coverage • Floor seaming at lab to be welded prior to opening PUNCH LIST: • Holes at bottom of shaft in main lab to be firestopped • Medical gas piping at the bottom of the shaft to be firestopped 1 s Floor: • Continue ACT pads at PACU and Recovery nurse station area • Canopy metal panel installation continues • Installing sprinklers, act pads at main lobby • Continue contract work at the connector • Install FCU at the stair landing • Started porcelain tile installation at main lobby area-note no protection against traffic being taken • Entry doors installed not yet electrified • Painting of stairs has begun and the lobby area • Reception Desk being installed, FCU also being installed piping being insulated • Cleaning of the OR's has started by Owner • Balancing of the supply side of the dust system is proceeding, exhaust and return to follow • Setting up the automatic doors in PACU area • Construction debris and supplies being removed from the PACU area REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 3 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 c 323 . q-(o 'r n B � p 1 R 0 J u g r Ca n n e n ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN ENGINEERING MASTER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints E For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital March 27, 2007 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E—Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: E Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Building Puchalski Municipal Building 1 Mail Inspector Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #43 for Cooley Dickinson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. W O O 2 _............._.__... m m W x 3 z b c m D x D -a O x m 3 v x D a D N O 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 617.527.6753 info@trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com ----- PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_070326_FR43_Building.doc ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 17 CONTRACT: PCT ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE March 7, 2006 TIME 11:00am WEATHER Cloudy TEMP. RANGE 40°s EST.%OF COMPLETION % CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE D Cooper The following work is in progress for the week of: March 6, 2006: Roof • Install lower roof at 1St floor • Prepare stairs and connector for roofing 3r Floor • Layout MS begins 1 s' Floor • Install overhead rough-in for half floor (PACU) MGP all trades • Rough-in MS partitions • Install MS partitions at exterior walls (North) • Continue SOFP OR-1/2 Basement • MS installation continues • Overhead MEP rough continues • Installing HM frames • Await answer from Owner on Cytology revisions • TRO to prepare task light bulletin for FH casework • Location of in-line hot water heater for RODI received from Owner • Stripped form from last wall pour • Forming pads for switchgear REPORT BY: DC/rra PAGE 1 OF 1 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Giuseppe Colosimo Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 16 CONTRACT: PCT ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE February 17,2006 TIME 11:00am WEATHER Clear TEMP. RANGE 30°s EST.%OF COMPLETION% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE D Cooper The following work is in progress for the week of: February 13, 2006: • Roofing started on main roof at fourth floor • Installing parapet framing • Preparing for concrete placement next week at stair tower, pads at penthouse, and switchgear slab • Placing concrete for last footing pour at west wall • Continue framing at ground level • Drainage at rear of project temporarily halted • Barr & Barr has submitted anchor layout for housekeeping pads • Barr & Barr has submitted RODI info to TRO for informational purposes • TRO to issue support bulletin for OR hung equipment REPORT BY: DC/rra PAGE 1 OF 1 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Giuseppe Colosimo Steve Delisi Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 a�- 410 TRO L E T T E R O F I R A N S M I T T A L We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: • Prints/Reproducible ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital March 20, 2006 • Specifications ❑As requested PKG E— Surgery/Bed • Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Comm. #: • Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Copy Mail Building Inspector Building Building Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #16 &17 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. 2 t ran^ PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\2323TR_060320_FR16&17_Building.doc ARC H I 'I' ECTU RE PLAN N IN G EN G 1N E E R I N G INTERIOR DES IGN TRO/The Ritchie organization 80 Bridge Street, Newton, MA 02458-1134 T 617.969.9400 F 617.332.4669 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 44 CONTRACT: Surgical Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE: 3-28-07 TIME 9:00am WEATHER: Cloudy TEMP. RANGE: 50's EST. %OF COMPLETION: 92% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE(+/-): Behind HVAC WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE::DC/DW/RN The following work is in progress for the week of: March 26, 2007 Exterior: • Continue to frame for exterior ceiling at north east corner overhang • Installing GWB at bottom of east connector • Continue metal panels at canopy and overhang • Metal panels at "false" beams require caulking • Cut hole into M.P.C. canopy for camera • Barr & Barr to review "dressing" up front entry for Open House on 11 t" • Moving trailer off site • Cleaning debris from site and extra stock 1 S Floor: • ORs are cleaned for air testing • PACUs to be cleared out this weekend and cleaned — Punch list next week • Lobby GWB, taping, painting, wall covering all continue • Install lobby reception desk (wall openings not correct) top to be adjusted • Installing ceramic tile at toilets—w alls • Installing FCU at reception desk • Wiring at reception desk • Porcelain tile not yet grouted • Sliding doors not yet activated • At main entry, box in corner with GWB • Owner installing OFI wall mounted equipment throughout the floor • Air balancing continues • Auto door work not yet complete • At dirty elevator, continue to install floor and paint walls • Painting walls/rails/frames at stair 3, 2, 1 • Installing ACT pads at rear corridor • Framing ceilings at connector • Installing lights at ceiling in lobby • Installing ACT grid at vestibule REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 1 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 f 1 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 40A CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 -DATE 02-27-07 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Cloudy/Snow Showers TEMP. RANGE 30°s EST.%OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: February 26, 2007 1 s' Floor: • OR area: - At OR corridor (outside) all holes through walls at med gas piping and ductwork must be sealed prior to ACT pads - Start to install glazing at scrub sink areas - Seismic bracing not yet installed on HVAC or sprinkler piping - Finish painting of walls has begun at corridor, core, &western ORs - Continue work on clean elevator at core area • PACU area: - Seal all holes at telephone/data room walls - Seal all holes at corridor walls above ceiling - Install flooring at PACU corridors - Install curtain track at PACU exam areas - Relocated head at nourishment room and seal penetration at ductwork - Testing med gas outlets has begun south side of PACU - Painting walls at south half of PACU - Penetrations at rear corridor (south) to be sealed above ceiling 3M Floor: • Laying porcelain tile at lobby area (soft joint layout discussed with subcontractor) • Received pieces of main station • Paint walls at West station core • Install interior aluminum partitions • Frame ceilings at nurse stations OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 1 ARCHITECT: TRO JungiBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro,CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 0 T R 0 J u n g I B r a n n e n ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN ENGINEERING MASTER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints ® For your use Cooley'Dickinson Hospital April 3,2007 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E-Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: ® Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Building Puchalski Municipal Building 1 Mail Inspector Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find attached field report dated 2/27/07 which I have numbered 40A to avoid any renumbering of subsequent field reports. Also, please find enclosed Field Report #44 for Cooley Dickinson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette 0 If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. m Z G7 m x 3 Z O A S O C D ................. 2 D ° a: 0 v S D x D 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 617.527.6753 ° info@trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com A PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_070328_FR44&40A_Bui1ding.doc Exterior • Continue sheathing north elevation • Continue M.S. at north elevation • Installing wood blocking at window openings and curtain walls Chiller Plant • Excavate for new footings for cooling tower • Encountering unsuitable materials (being excavated and replaced with compacted fill) Geo- Tech representative has been at site to review • Question regarding the pipe manufacturer and leak detection being reviewed by Barr & Barr REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Giuseppe Colosimo, Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 19 CONTRACT: PCT ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE March 28,2006 TIME 11:00am WEATHER Clear TEMP. RANGE 50 0s EST. %OF COMPLETION% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE D Cooper The following work is in progress for the week of: March 27, 2006: 4 Floor • Removing temporary rail at north elevation • Started topping off shaft • Overhead rough-in of pipe hangers and duct hangers started • Rough-in of overhead duct started at west half of floor • Overhead lighting rough-in begun east half of floor • Conflict occurs with ductwork and brace—TRO MEP to review • AHU unit pieces sitting on pads, not assembled • Barr & Barr to have GWB hung 1/2" AFF 3" Floor • Installing carriers for toilets at patient rooms • Installing overhead waste piping • Rough-in of overhead lighting continues • Installing ballast on west low roof and south low roof • Continue M.S. layout 1 s Floor • Installing ductwork and piping overhead at OR area • Installing M.S. at OR area • Installing GWB at tops of shaftways • Rough-in of M.S. walls continues by electrician • TRO to issue PACU sketch today indicating Mock-Up decisions • North stair tower risers/ landings ready for concrete Ground Floor • Continue electrical rough at switchgear room • Continue GWB at switchgear room • Layout revision at Cytology is proceeding REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Giuseppe Colosimo Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 "PM0 L E T T E ;1 . 4 F T R A N S M I T T A L We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints/Reproducible ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital April 4, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E— Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Comm. #: ® Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Copy Mail Building Inspector Building Building Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #19 for Cooley Dickenson Hospit4i, f t. l � fir; Signed: i Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Report\2323TR_060404_FR19_Building.doc A R C H I T E C T U R E P L A N N I N G E N G I N E E R I N G I N T E R I O R D E s I G N TRO/The Ritchie Organization 80 Bridge Street, Newton, MA 02458-1134 T 617.969.9400 F 617.332.4669 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 43A CONTRACT: Surgical Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE: 3-26-07 TIME 9:00am WEATHER: Clear TEMP. RANGE: 50's EST.%OF COMPLETION: 92% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE(+/-): Behind HVAC WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE::DC/DW/RN The following work is in progress for the week of: 3-26-07 • Meeting with Fire Department today to review project closeout and final inspections 3rd Floor: • Continue to wire North and South nurse station casework • Installing carpet at corridors • Remove debris and excess materials • Continue finish paint on walls • Smoke detectors at cross corridor doors to be relocated to within 60" of door frames • Electric closet penetrations to be sealed • Electric closet walls to be labeled • Continue to install VWC at North and West patient room • Missing axiom panel at center nurse station 4th floor: • Installing elevator inspector stair • Add smoke detector at connector (spacing exceeded) • Frame in Sun Room • Wire nurse station OBSERVATIONS ITEMS TO VERIFY REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 1 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 PUNCH LIST: • Remove all debris from all roof areas, finish installing copings and gravel stops, obtain final inspection from roofing manufacturer rep and warrantee • Remove and replace precast at North elevation west end which was put in backwards • Remove and replace damaged [grease stain] walk at new main entry [left side walk] • Remove all debris, construction storage and excess stock from the site. OBSERVATIONS ITEMS TO VERIFY REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 3 of 3 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 } 3rd Floor: • Continue installing new thresholds at toilet entry doors. • Installing ACT pads at patient rooms and the corridors • Soffits being finished in the corridors • ACT pads being installed at Central Nurse Station • Installing electrical wiring and devices at the end nurse stations • Installation of carpet underway at corridors • Roughed in the light boxes at the patient rooms • Caulking of headwalls complete • Continue painting and VWC at patient rooms • Relocate SD at cross corridor doors to be 60 inch max from door each side typical • At all electrical closets seal penetrations and label the walls • At connector installing doors • Painting walls at connectors • Owner to install shades • Owner installing signage • Installing casework at west station • Removing construction debris and construction tool boxes from floor 4th floor: • Continue to install nurse station • Continue the sealing of above ceiling penetrations • At the handicap shower the floor must be sloped to eliminate the lip at front of the shower • Add strobe to Conference, Multi-Purpose and Shell Space rooms • Ceiling pads not yet installed not yet signed off • General clean up not yet started this floor • Missing sprinkler head at entry of unit above ACT grid system • Owner installed signage on smoked glass partitions • Damaged frame to mechanical room must be replaced • All doors to mechanical spaces must be adjusted to close correctly and latch. • Installing metal stair to roof in mechanical room, rails to be installed Exterior: • Continue installing metal panels at front canopy. Caulking to be completed on Canopy and East and West Connectors. • Roofer installing coping at roof edge through out project. Terminating rubber at stairwell masonry walls, at low roof. • Exterior rails to have damage repaired • Preparing to remove trailers from the site in preparation for pavement REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 3 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 f ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 43 CONTRACT: Surgical Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE: 3-27-07 TIME 9:00am WEATHER: Overcast TEMP. RANGE: 30's EST.%OF COMPLETION: 92% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE (+/-): Behind HVAC WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE::DC/DW/RN The following work is in progress for the week of: 3-26-07 Ground Floor • Continue installation of lab casework—owner vendor • Owner installing mirrors [note mirrors are being installed over receptacles Owner must relocate walls to be repaired at mirror locations damaged by install] • Continue contract work in connector corridor • Slope tops on lab casework not complete and are not providing coverage • Floor seaming at lab to be welded prior to opening PUNCH LIST: • Holes at bottom of shaft in main lab to be firestopped • Medical gas piping at the bottom of the shaft to be firestopped 1 s' Floor: • Continue ACT pads at PACU and Recovery nurse station area • Canopy metal panel installation continues • Installing sprinklers, act pads at main lobby • Continue contract work at the connector • Install FCU at the stair landing • Started porcelain tile installation at main lobby area-note no protection against traffic being taken • Entry doors installed not yet electrified • Painting of stairs has begun and the lobby area • Reception Desk being installed, FCU also being installed piping being insulated • Cleaning of the OR's has started by Owner • Balancing of the supply side of the dust system is proceeding, exhaust and return to follow • Setting up the automatic doors in PACU area • Construction debris and supplies being removed from the PACU area REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 3 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 /1 T R V J u n g I B r a n n e n ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN ENGINEERING MASTER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital April 12,2007 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E—Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: ® Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Building Puchalski Municipal Building 1 Mail Inspector Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton MA 01060 Comments: The date on Field Report #43 for Cooley Dickinson Hospital should be 3/27/07 instead of 3/26/07 and is enclosed. A previous field report was actually written on 3/26/07 and is attached as #43A to keep the numbering consistent. Please let me know if you have any questions. Signed: 0 Rebecca Audette G z w If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. .______.........._ m 3 Z S D Q C m P .__............ S D m O x U m S 2 ti D D G 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 617.527.6753 info@trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.ccm v P\Cooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_070412_FR43&43A_Building.doc April 15, 2005 Cooley Dickinson Hospital Structural Peer Review Page 2 Based on our review of the representative elements, we find that the design of the foundations is conceptually correct, there are no major errors in the design and structural information presented in the documents is in general conformance with the Massachusetts State Building Code, Sixth Edition. Very truly yours, SOU , TR N PARTNER , INC. T A. uderback, P.E. Preside TAl Jjmd ERRY ASHTON w --OUDERBACK STRUCTURAL ��ONAL — 653 Mount Auburn Street DWatertown,Massachusetts 02472 �fi. . Telephone 617-926-6100 Telefax 617-924-4431 email:souzatrue®souzatrue.com S O U ZA, TRUE TERRY PRA.LOUDER SHAH,P.E. AVIN V.SHAH,P.E. AND PARTNERS, INC. JEROME A.YURKOSKI,P.E. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS DAVID T.GILL,P.E. April 15, 2005 Ms. Juanita M. Forsythe— FCS Cooley Dickinson Hospital 30 Locust Street Northhampton, MA 01060 Reference: Structural Engineering Peer Review New Surgery/Beds Expansion Project Cooley Dickinson Hospital Northampton, Massachusetts Dear Ms. Forsythe: As you have requested, we have conducted an independent structural engineering review of the foundations for the above-referenced project as prescribed by Section 110.11 of the Massachusetts State Building Code, Sixth Edition. The documents reviewed were as follows: 1. Structural Drawings S100, S200.A, S200.B, S201.A, S201.13, S210, S401 up to and including Addendum No. 4 dated 4/07/05 prepared by Struble Engineering, LLC. 2. Specification Section 03300 (Cast-in-Place-Concrete) dated 02/28/05 prepared by Struble Engineering, LLC. 3. Geotechnical engineering reports dated May 21, 2004 and March 11, 2005 prepared by Weber Engineering Associates, LLC. These documents were reviewed with respect to only the design of the foundations. The superstructure(s) and its connections to the foundations will be the subject of a separate review. FOUNDED IN 1959 BY RICHARD W.SOUZA AND EDWARD K.TRUE • Installing rebar for concrete • Encountered unsuitable soil at the footings for cooling tower, replaced with compacted fill, this will result in extra costs Note: • TRO observed that both stairs and connector concrete slabs had been placed, Barr & Barr was notified that concrete finish is unacceptable. Concrete to be removed and replaced at no cost to owner • TRO noted at 3` floor at E-3.4/4 there is a damaged steel tube column. Barr & Barr advised that they had informed Structural Engineer. Engineer to advise of corrective actions under separate bulletin • Owner requested added receptacles at 3` floor patient corridor for COWs, TRO to issue bulletin • Owner evaluating moving lab offices into shell space in basement REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Giuseppe Colosimo Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 20 CONTRACT: PCT ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE April 20,2006 TIME 11:00am WEATHER Clear TEMP. RANGE 50°s EST.%OF COMPLETION% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE D Cooper The following work is in progress for the week of: April 17, 2006: 4 Floor • Electricians continue overhead rough-in • Setting up AHUs continues 3 Floor • Framing patient rooms continues • Rough-in electrical at walls and overhead • Installing water closet carriers and floor drains at patient rooms • Begin H2O piping overhead • Ductwork rough-in starting 1 s' Floor • Continue framing M.S. at OR walls • Continue overhead rough at OR walls; both duct/electrical • Continue in wall rough of med gas at PACU area • Continue overhead rough VAVs at PACU • Continue overhead water/heat piping Ground Floor • Continue to rough overhead MEP • M.S. install 95% complete • Await switch gear delivery next week • Tops of walls GWB/insulated Exterior • Air barrier installed N. face, barrier to be repaired at "seams" and also where barrier was scraped off • Masonry begins at NE corner toward west • Continue sheathing and air barrier west Chiller Building • Excavate and form for footings at cooling dower • Formed walls at new addition REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Giuseppe Colosimo Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 o13 IV r "RO v �: L E T T E O F T R A N S M I T TT' L l We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints/Reproducible ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital April 26, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E— Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Comm. #: ® Field Report ❑Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Copy Mail Building Inspector Building Building Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report#20 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_060426_FR20_Building.doc ARCH 1 'TECTU RE P L A N N I N G EN G INEERIN G INTERIOR DESIGN TRO/The Ritchie organization 80 Bridge Street, Newton, MA 02458-1134 T 617.969.9400 F 617.332.4669 ^ Tkc {)r /7T'DViZ�M 9 3 —,41ar V. 2086) S4,,,c �'"d in the tube wall that were present due toice expansion and local base plate welding, working the steel into the brittle fracture range and resulting in the separation noticed. The presence of such high residual stresses that are certainly the result of the plastic deformation of the tube walls lead me to reiterate my recommendation from my previous noenno, calling for removal and replacement of this particular post. Finally, | observed the installation of high CyNU partition xvoUo at the fourth floor mechanical area. These high partitions are tobe reinforced vertically and evidence of this reinforcement was noted in the CMU being laid up. At finished partitions under the roof deck, light-gauge bracing angles needed to be installed on alternating sides of the portitiono, in accordance with sketch A0003-15fronn Addendum No. 3. LL ~ ��Ril,ch"'o Orm/ou-( '01; IT TCV /T)on 2 (�v �Y/}L;okiosom / mfF na;;om- u 9! _`006 S"le Visll*t /8 7-006 steel was less than the 5' called for on drawing S-21O. Since the new steel must match the elevation of the existing steel, | asked Steve De|isi of Barr& Barr to field-check the elevations before erecting steel. Also, | said | would expect some sort ofrevision to the previously-processed steel shop drawings that reflected recent scope changes to the cooling tower installation. Mr. C>e|ieiaaid he would investigate these items. | also field- measured the location of a 16"-diameter drain line under the existing cooling tower to see if its continuation into the new cooling tower would conflict with diagonal bracing o|aUad to be installed there. Later checking with drawing S-210 showed that conflict would bounlikely. This clearance will be checked again when revised shop drawings are reviewed. I viewed the installation of new and updated utility lines suspended from the existing chiller plant roof. | had previously investigated the effect of the weights of these lines on the existing structure and found them adequate for support, but one line under the original section of the plant could not be checked due kJ the absence ofexisting drawings. | observed this line tobe suspended from spring isolators hanging from spreader bars that hung from the top chords of the existing 24"-deep joists. At two locations, the hanging points for the spreaders were located between panel points of the joiSto, putting the top chord in banding. Such conditions are to be avoided Uz allow the joist to act ao a truss (axial forces only). | asked Mr. C)e|iai to add afie|d-mxe|ded angle strut from the top chord hangers to the nearest bottom chord panel points. He said he would ask the miscellaneous metal subcontractor 1odothis. | also took measurements of the unchecked joists' components and later analyzed their performance with the upgraded line load on them and found them tobeadequate. In the main building, | observed the damaged tubular post between lines 3.4 and 4 o line Eabove the third floor(reference rnyO4-21-O8 memorandum on this aubiect). The extent of outward deformation of the tube's vvaUo was greater than | had expected, extending up from the floor elevation more than 6', while not appearing at the shop- welded angle connection for the lower horizontal girt framing into the post approximately 2'-8^ above the third floor. This condition still seems to point to ice expansion within the post creating outward pressure that deformed the tube walls, but from a higher column of ice within the tube. The crack at the corner could have resulted from residual stresses �ead/�� ssachuse�� Q FF cI ' MAY 1 7 2006 STRUSLE ENGINEERING. LLC 603 Main Street pEP7 of QUIIDiNG INS�'4 60 Reading, MA 01867-3002 N()R',FIR�,IPTDN,M,4 1160 (781) 942-3845 (781) 942-7083 Fax MEMORANDUM TO: The Ritchie Organization (TRO) Attention: Dana Cooper FROM: Jeffrey W. Struble REFERENCE: Cooley Dickinson Hospital Surgery/Bed Expansion SUBJECT: Site Visit on May 9, 2006 DATE: May 10, 2006 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ A site visit was made on May 9, 2006 to observe the progress of the structural work, primarily at the Chiller Building expansion, but also on the main building expansion, which is nearing completion, structurally. The foundation walls for the new chiller building addition had been cast and workers were installing underslab utility lines. The widths of these walls were measured at 16" while the structural drawings called for 15" widths. While not a structural concern for the function of the walls, the overall width of the addition is intended to match the width of the existing chiller plant building (45'-6"). Hence, this additional inch of wall width could reduce the clear distance within the addition by 2" and might reduce the lengths of the roof joists by the same amount. This is a coordination issue to be addressed in the equipment layout of the new space, the shop drawing submittal for the roof joists and the embedded hardware that is to be installed at the tops of the CMU walls. I notified the field personnel of Barr& Barr of this issue. The new cooling tower foundations had been cast and backfilled, with four piers in place ready to receive the new support steel framing for the tower. It appeared as if the distance between the tops of the piers and the top of the existing cooling tower support Site Work: None today due to weather Chiller Plant • Prep S.O.G. for concrete • CHW line work continues (welding); x-ray tests next week Note: • TRO reviewed metal panel drawings with subcontractor, maximum width of panels is 59" • TRO to re-layout canopy with new panel width in mind • TRO met with Fire Marshall to review exit sign locations and pull station locations • TRO reviewed Mockup of Patient Room (Bulletin to be issued to clarify owner revisions) • At low roof at south elevation replace all poly iso insulation along edge of roof exposed to weather REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Giuseppe Colosimo Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 I NN No ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 21 CONTRACT: PCT ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE May 16,2006 TIME 11:00am WEATHER Rain TEMP. RANGE 50°s EST.%OF COMPLETION% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE D Cooper The following work is in progress for the week of: May 15, 2006: Roof: No work 4 Floor • Masons have completed south wall of mechanical room • Framing not yet started at the 4th floor patient area • Ductwork begun at patient area • Electricians rough in overhead continues • Masons running block at duct shaft, grouting first 8' lift • Tops of masonry walls to receive clip angle Supports: • No work on AHUs this date 3 ra Floor • Ductwork installation ongoing in east half of floor • In wall and above ceiling electrical rough in underway • Metal studs continue west half of floor •W t r i in , heat piping and med gas not yet started . c'• Damaged tube steel not ere afi-stalf ---- 1 s' Floor • Installing VAV boxes at ductwork (piping not yet started) • Some VAVs do not have enough clearance • Med gas piping continues at ORs setting valve boxes • Installing structural steel at booms and lights in ORs • Electrical rough in continues at PACU area Ground Floor • Any metal studs showing signs of rust will be replaced • Continue to install VAV boxes (no piping started) • Branch piping for sprinklers underway at east half of floor • Installing door frames at mech. and elec. rooms (drywall to be repaired) • GWB to be held 1/2"A.F.F. and joint to be caulked REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TROfrhe Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis, Dave Wolkowicz, Giuseppe Colosimo, Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 . 5 TRO L E T T E . D F T R A N S M I T T A L We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints/Reproducible ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital May 24, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E—Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Comm. #: ® Field Report ❑Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Copy Mail Building Inspector Building Building Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report#21 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted,please notify us at once. P:\Cooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_060524_FR21_Building.doc A R C H I T E C T U R E P L A N N I N G E N G I N E E R 1 N G IN T E R I OR D E S I G N TRO/The Ritchie Organization 80 Bridge Street,Newton, MA 02458-1134 T 617.969.9400 F 617.332.4669 Chiller Plant • Prepping S.O.G. Note: • TRO attended project meeting • TRO reviewed caulking at mockup (caulking at dark brick needs to be more "dark brown"; Barr & Barr to review with sub) • TRO delivered revision to lab offices, added storeroom and conference room at ground floor to Barr & Barr at meeting (complete bulletins to follow) • TRO walked site with PM of Barr & Barr REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TROlThe Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis, Dave Wolkowicz,Giuseppe Colosimo, Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 Y ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 22 CONTRACT: PCT ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE May 23,2006 TIME 11:00am WEATHER Cloudy TEMP. RANGE 50 0s EST.%OF COMPLETION% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE D Cooper The following work is in progress for the week of: May 15, 2006: Exterior: • Continue laying brick at NW elevation (low level) • Moving staging to west half of north elevation for masons • East half of north elevation has been cleaned (some efflorescence present between third and fourth floors) • Holes at NE corner of building in sheathing to be repaired prior to metal panel installation • Sheathing continues at rear of building south elevation and stair tower 1" Floor • Framing continues at PACU metal studs • Branch med gas lines run at PACU • Install plumbing (water) at PACU area (east half building) • Laborers cleaning up debris • Install rough at Prep-Recovery area (elec. and med gas) • Piping sterilizer room at OR core (note forthcoming change sterilizers to be split up) • Installing overhead supports for Berchtold booms and lights at ORs • Continue ductwork at corridor at OR • Continue sprinkler branches at OR core area • Insulate duct at south corridor • Layout MS at elevator corridor Ground Floor • Installation of blocking continues • Atlas equipment starting • Tops of walls drywalled and insulated (ongoing at corridors) • Framing for GWB ceiling started in electric switchgear rooms • Clean all dirt/SOFP from piping and ductwork above ceilings (typical entire building) • Prior to GWB all floor plates to be vacuumed free of debris, dirt, etc. • All piping and ductwork through rated walls must be sleeved and sealed with approved fire or smoke sealant REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro,CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis, Dave Wolkowicz, Giuseppe Colosimo, Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA•1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 • J 'TRO L E T T El R, (O F T R A N S M I T T A L We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints/Reproducible ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital May 24, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E—Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Comm. #: ® Field Report ❑Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Copy Mail Building Inspector Building Building Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report#22 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. l_ M1/11 1 � iI.J I0 1 I_V, 1 P1Cooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_060524_FR22_Building.doc A R C H I T E C T U R E P L A N N I N G E N G I N E E R I N G I N T E R I O R D E S I G N TRO/The Ritchie Organization 80 Bridge Street,Newton,MA 02458-1134 T 617.969.9400 F 617.332.4669 RALPH"s Sheet No. Job Phone 413-586-3535 Fax 413-585-0234 Calculated by Date T QU --V r 7 -4-4-- - L 1A 1 /1 CA 6 I It I i eA it 4- it "V�,- its\ --T Ire\ Uj bolt cj TRO PACKAGE 51 GE F A R/.111TFCTI�RF. Project: COOLEY DICKINSON HOSPITAL Re: ELECTRIC ROOM EQUIPMENT ACCESS HOLE I'`�"" SURGERY/BEDS EXPANSION — PHASE 1 & INFILL ON FIRST LEVEL NEAR A-4 SGIKFF.RI\G 1 \TERIC1R[J I:FII;N Comm No. 2323 W.O. No. 77429 Doc. Ref. S201.B Date 04-11-06 3 3.4 4 11'-4" -- — 18'-8" A I 'r? TEMP. OPN'G I INFILLED WITH ° I I TYP. FLOOR N �� .� CONSTRUCT/ON PART PLAN - I FIRST FLOOR I , I _ - ' .0 FRAMING A T C8x 1 1.5 " I TEMPORARY M u i u ° X OPENING FOR x x x x °° °° °° °° ELECTRIC ROOM 3 3 TYP. 3 3 ACCESS (BELOW) B _ w21 x57 [so] M �---� CONSTRUCTION f4 HORZ. CONT. JOINT ® DWLS. #4 ® 16" 318"xJF12°x0'-5/2" r HOOKED DWLS. ® SHEAR TAB W/ CONSTR. JNT. 2--3/4"W A325SC BOL IS C8x 11.5 (ALIGN W/ CONSTR. ✓NT.) W 18 TYp Y4 SECTION X 4" = 1'-0" J - L DRAWN BY: JWS REVIEWED BY: JWS SCALE: As Noted SHEET NUMBER: RF1151-42S L E T T E C) T R A N S M I T T A L We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints/Reproducible ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital June 23, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E—Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Comm. #: ® Field Report ❑Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Copy Mail Building Inspector Building Building Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report#23 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted,please notify us at once. PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_060623_FR23_Building.doc A R C H I T E C T U R E P L A N N I N G E N G I N E E R I N G I N T E R I O R D E S I G N TRO/The Ritchie Organization 80 Bridge Street,Newton,MA 02458-1134 T 617.969.9400 F 617.332.4669 • TRO to review floor drain detail at European showers • Tube steel at stair tower not yet repaired (scheduled) 4 n Floor • Installing O/H duct at western most AHU • Welding SS at west end of penthouse • No studs started at east end of floor • Masonry wall at penthouse complete, inside topped off with Tectum Panels • CMU clips installed at top of wall, both sides • CMU corridor side strapped and GWB at top Bridge • Installed wood blocking at rough openings REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 T ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 25 CONTRACT: PCT ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE July 5,2006 TIME 11:00am WEATHER Clear TEMP. RANGE 80°s EST. %OF COMPLETION % CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE D Cooper The following work is in progress for the week of: July 3, 2006. Exterior: • Masonry wash down continues at high wall, west elevation and high wall at south elevation • Laying brick at south stair tower, and south elevation upper level • Repair weld burns at lintels and also at the air barrier at south stair tower levels 3 and 4 • Glazing has started at north elevation and primary seal of windows started (no work today) • Install sill receptor mockup at third floor north Ground Floor • GWB being hung at corridors and interior walls throughout the floor • GWB at exterior wall stopped due to moisture, all board hung to be replaced • Fans and dehumidifiers being employed at this level • Low tension subcontractor to bring cable through RODI room • Setting up switchgear 1 s' Floor • Installing supply drops at ORs • Insulating supply duct at ORs • Humidifier locations at ORs being reviewed by TRO • Starting GWB/insulation/vapor barrier at exterior corridor walls at ORs • Missing vents at windows; south elevation windows have been installed • Continue rough-in at exit signs • Interior corridor tops of wall GWB being installed • Covering ductwork at main lobby; preparing SOFP • Rework at elevator shafts for rail clips continues 3r Floor • Continue overhead rough-in of heating piping and steam traps at west shaftway • Sprinkler fitters at north corridor rough-in • There is no overhead or in-wall domestic waste, vent, or med gas started yet on this floor (plumbing running behind) • Two showers set in place • Carriers for toilets started to be installed REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro,CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 24 CONTRACT: PCT ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE June 27,2006 TIME 11:00am WEATHER Clear TEMP. RANGE 80°s EST. %OF COMPLETION% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE D Cooper The following work is in progress for the week of: June 26, 2006: Exterior: • Continue masonry at top of louvers on west end of building, getting ready to wash down masonry • At front of building (north elevation) 2 pieces of precast installed backwards to be replaced • Installing window frames 3d floor north elevation • Wash down at rear of building (south elevation); masonry continues • At stair tower all lintels reset/welded, to be touched up with ZRC air barrier to be repaired before masonry starts Ground Floor • Continue GWB installation throughout floor (some joints very rough not tapeable?) • Installing RODI system overhead • Water leaks at switchgear room on floor? • Concrete at stair pans is unacceptable 1 s' Floor • SOFP patching ongoing at OR area • Continue rough-in at OR core and rooms • Continue insulate ductwork • Oil spilled from lift in OR corridor cleaned up 3r Floor • Continue overhead and in wall rough • Studs 95%complete • Installing water carriers REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 1 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 TRO , JUL 1 4 2006 L E T T E R` O F T R A N S M I T T A L We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints/Reproducible ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital July 12, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E— Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Comm. #: ® Field Report ❑Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Copy Mail Building Inspector Building Building Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #24 and #25 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. P:\Cooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_060712_FR24&25_Building.doc A R C H I T E C T U RE P L A N N I N E E N G I N E E R I N G I N T E R I O R D ES I G N TRO/The Ritchie Organization 80 Bridge Street, Newton,MA 02458-1134 T 617.969.9400 F 617.332.4669 OBSERVATIONS: TRO concerned with lack of progress in mechanical room at 4'n floor; TRO requested Barr & Barr to have elevator sub review shaftway prior to install, per Barr & Barr this will happen next week ITEMS TO VERIFY: TRO has received approval from owner to proceed with the revision to parking and courtyard fire department access. DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz, Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA•1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 C ARCHITECT'S J0 FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 27 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 7-27-06 TIME 11:30am WEATHER clear TEMP. RANGE 90's EST.%OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE (+/-)Plumb- WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: July 24, 2006: EXTERIOR: Mason removing staging at first floor roof at south elevation and washing down; staging set up at SE corner of courtyard for metal panel installation; metal panel contractor fabricating panels in shop this week; glazing lower windows at courtyard and also 3rd floor patient room windows begins; continue to weld joints on CHWS&R at SW corner of site [work was delayed due to missing joints]; at north elevation all louvers have been installed, sub installing false mullions and sills; also at north elevation sub has installed most of the glazing for patient windows; there is stained [rust] precast over first set of windows on the north elevation Barr&Barr to notify subcontractor; roofer fabricating the coping; framing of east elevation 1stt,3rd,4th floor has finished dense glass to be installed; curtain wall components in shop fabrication. 4 Floor: piping in mechanical room proceeding slowly; plenum for louvers just beginning; no apparent piping done on AHU's, patient room framing not yet begun. 3r Floor: plumbing overhead and wall rough-in continues along the south elevation patient rooms; med-gas piping continues at north elevation patient rooms with main work started; headwall framing for devices underway, some electrical work begun at headwalls; main piping at shaftways continues. Il S Floor: OR wall rough-in has started; continue overhead rough of duct supply at OR's all ductwork has been covered and sealed to prevent dust and dirt entering; all supports for booms and lights have been completed; topping off walls with gwb at OR and adjacent corridor; soffit framing underway at corridors and core area; NOTE: core area will be hard ceiling [gwb not ACT]; GWB has started from Lobby down to the OR core area, 90% of walls have hung taper to start next week; piping insulation is continuing; decals are being installed on piping Ground Floor: taping of walls continues from elevator bank to the CSR; exterior walls are being drywalled [moisture and condensation problems have been abated]; switchgear work is underway with wire pulling continuing REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TROIThe Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA•1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 29 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 8-29-06 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Cloudy/Rain TEMP. RANGE 70s EST.%OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: August 28'r'. 2006 Exterior: • No site work this date due to weather • No window or metal panel work due to weather • Masonry complete northeast corner of building Ground Floor: • GWB taping is 90% complete on partition • Labeling and decals to be placed on walls above ceiling line • Pipe ID not started4--- • Insulation of piping not completed • Duct drops not yet started • Sample door frame painted —TRO reviewed, requested final coat to be applied • Elevator tube steel installed for rails • Framing and GWB started at main elevator shaft and dirty/clean elevators are finished 1 s' Floor: • No med. gas work started in ORs, behind schedul • GWB/taping 90% complete from OR to Lobby Area • TRO reviewed window caulking and applied tubes, B&B to have sub caulk one window completely and install caps at tubes as discussed • Condenser at southeast areaway to be relocated OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 1 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz, Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA•1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 • Metal studs not started at patient area (ductwork and piping overhead not complete) • East elevation of building remains open to weather, await curtain wall installation to start 3" Floor: • Topping off walls started • Plumbing waste/supply still ongoing (behind schedule • Med. gas rough ongoing (behind schedule--- • Electrical rough progressing on schedule • East elevation still open to weather, await curtain wall start 1 S Floor: • Continue rough in walls at ORs electrically and med. gas • Drywall partition 60% complete and taped • Building drywall soffits at corridor • Elevator shaft GWB started, remainder of tube steel supports for elevator rails to be done next week • Metal stud work in lobby not started • SOFP at canopy not yet started • Supports for booms and lights at ORs complete OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TROlThe Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 28 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 8-22-06 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Clear TEMP. RANGE 80's EST.%OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: August 21 s'. 2006 Exterior: • Masonry continues east elevation at connector tower • Washing down back of elevator shaft masonry • Installing windows at south elevation third floor • Caulking of window (mockup) not acceptable, Barr & Barr to review mullion installation, sill installation, spacing in masonry opening and caulking of large tube sectional • X-ray joints at CHWS/R U.G. piping at south west corner of site • At low roofs, debris and staging to be removed Chiller Plant: • Roof installation on-going • Forming pads for equipment • Chiller set on pad (damaged by fire during roof installation) • Masonry washed down • At this date there has been no hangers, piping, valves installed in the plant addition. This work is not on schedule Boiler Plant: • Work has started on piping tie-ins and new valves, but work is behind schedule, work force needs to be increased to get back on schedule • Electrical work started Cooling Tower: • New tower section set in place on new dunnage, no piping started this date 4 n Floor: • At mechanical room, piping work is behind schedule (steam, CR, CHWS/R, coils at AHU, AHU piping) work force must be increased or scheduled start up in November will not be met • Ductwork at mechanical room is underway but also behind schedule • Insulation has started on shaft piping, no duct or overhead pipe covered • Started louver installation; 50% installed • Tectum panels 90% installed at CMU walls REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz, Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 c)313 L E T T E R O F T R A N S M I T T A L We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints/Reproducible ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital August 31, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E — Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Comm. #: ® Field Report ❑Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Copy Mail Building Inspector Building Building Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report#28 and #29 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. bi _a PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_060831_FR28&29_Building.doc A RCH I 'f ECTU RE P L A N N IN G ENGINEERING INTERIOR DESIGN TRO/The Ritchie Organization 80 Bridge Street, Newton,MA 02458-1134 T 617.969.9400 F 617.332.4669 2B-Z 7Z4 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT ?�06 PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson ' ;_' ! FIELD REPORT NO.: 23 CONTRACT: PCT `" ----ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE June 13,2006 TIME 11:00am WEATHER Clear TEMP. RANGE 80 0s EST.%OF COMPLETION% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE D Cooper The following work is in progress for the week of: June 12, 2006: Exterior: • Continue wash down at north elevation brick • Continue infill of window openings north elevation • Efflorescence present north face of brickwork • Masonry continues at south elevation at low area (1St floor) Ground Floor • Begin installation of in-wall insulation and GWB at lab • Testing of plumbing waste stacks (numerous leaks at clamps); water on floor to be cleaned up ASAP • Insulating ductwork above ceilings • Insulating piping at corridors 1 s' Floor • TRO met with Users of ORs to determine final location of in-wall devices, etc. (sketch given to Barr & Barr today to maintain work flow, bulletin to follow) • Rough-in at OR core area continues • Rough-in at walls in PACU and Recovery continues • Insulate pipe in corridors • TRO reviewing deletion of Stonehard flooring at OR corridor • TRO review add back impact resistant board at ORs • Install med gas at ORs overhead mains • Rough-in sterilizers at core (note sterilizers are to be separated; bulletin issued last week) REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 1 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Giuseppe Colosimo Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA•1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 f ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 30 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 9-05-06 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Overcast/Rain TEMP. RANGE 70's EST. %OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: September 4"', 2006 • At temporary drop-off, electric cables will be laid on ground and protected by temporary barriers/fence to protect cables and owner staff wing, the employee entry • WGI will tie in to transformer pad weekend of 20t /21St and 29th of October • Due to strike by pipe fitters and plumbers, the site work (backfilling of CHWS&R lines) has been stopped; along with rough-in of ORs and 3rd floor patient rooms • Owner has copy of the Fire Department access to courtyard drawings from VHB to review. TRO will issue bulletin after owner review • Discussed upcoming site work at parking areas Exterior: • Metal panel work progressing slowly north elevation • CHWS&R lines not yet backfilled due to strike. This is impacting site work schedule Ground Floor: • Continue taping GWB and prime paint started • Work continues in switchgear rooms 1 s' Floor: • GWB continues • Work continues in switchgear rooms 3r Floor: • Some insulating and wall top off underway • Rough plumbing/med gas work stopped OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 1 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 d ? B - � TRO L E T T E R O F T R A N S M I T T A L We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints/Reproducible ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital September 21, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E — Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Comm. #: ® Field Report ❑Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Copy Mail Building Inspector Building Building Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #30 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. -3� 2 PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondencet2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_060921_FR30_Building.doc A R C H I T E C T U R E P L A N N I N G E N G I N E E R I N G I N T E R I O R D E S I G N TRO/The Ritchie organization 80 Bridge Street, Newton,MA 02458-1134 T 617.969.9400 F 617.332.4669 T R O Jung 113rannen ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN ENGINEERING MASTER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital October 4,2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E—Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: ® Field Report ❑Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Mail Inspector Building Commissioner Building 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #31 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted,please notify us at once. 0 N 0 .................._.... W m z LI ......................... m a Z L> S D C m D T D A T 0 .Ti O m v 2 D D 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 617.527.6753 a info @trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com ' PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_061004_FR31_Building.doc 4 Floor: • Insulate plenum with blanket insulation • Continue welding/fabricating main steam header • Insulate ductwork in mechanical room • Testing waste riser at SE corner • Continue overhead piping to AHU OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT _;,'eta r 1 PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 32 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 10-05-06 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Clear TEMP. RANGE 60°s EST. %OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: October 2" , 2006 Exterior: • Installing metal panels at SE corner above lobby area • Set curb at driveway adjacent to Smith Vocational • At line 7, 1 st floor window to be tinted or spandrel glass • Installing coping at high roof north elevation • Grading new front entry • Installing curb at new front entry • Finishing masonry at canopy columns, wash down underway • Installing curtain wall framing at east elevation over lobby • Install gravel stop at low roof courtyard elevation • Install air barrier at connector walls • Prepared west connector for Metal Panel • Install gravel stop high roof south elevation 1 s' Floor: • Layout MS at lobby area • Pulling communications cable at PACU • Installing VCGs at OR corridor (aluminum receivers) Basement: • Ceiling hangers installed at CSR • Prime paint started at CSR walls • Install grid at main lab area • Rails installed at elevator car 3 Floor: • Roof over lobby debris to be cleared, bubble at cants to be repaired • Water not draining at main canopy roof • Laying out nurse station • Install upright heads at corridor (North) • Owner would like 3 gang NC box moved to headwall • Install o/h conduit NW corner of floor • Note tube steel at windows in West Corridor not yet SOFP (3`d and 4th levels) REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro,CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 T R O Jung Bra n n e n ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN ENGINEERING MASTER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital October 6,2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E—Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: ® Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Puchalski Municipal 1 Mail Inspector Building Commissioner Building 212 Main Street Northampton MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report#32 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. 0 O z ........................ m M z c� ......................... m A z 2 A C m D .................... S A r O G M 3 v x D x D N 0 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 617.527.6753 info @trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com D----- P.\Cooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_061006_FR32_Building.doc NOMMOMNOW 02 -�160 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 33 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 10-17-06 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Cloudy TEMP. RANGE 60 0s EST. %OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: October 16'n, 2006 Exterior: • Install sills at north elevation lower windows • Install sills at north elevation metal panel riser • Form sidewalks at west end of building • Laying binder course of asphalt at west end of building • Install/Grade curb at west entry drive • Continue to install curtain wall at east end of building • Windows being installed in East Connector • Installing roof coping at north and west elevations • At east elevation there is broken precast below window at third level to the right of the lobby OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 1 ARCHITECT: TRO JungiBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA•1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 T R V Jung B r a n n e n ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN ENGINEERING MASTER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital October 24, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E-Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: ® Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Building Puchalski Municipal Building 1 Mail Inspector Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #33 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted,please notify us at once. 0 0 z ......................_ w m z c� m z D C m P ..._.._............. A O A G m 3 v S D A 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 617.527.6753 ° info @trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.6C Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_061024_FR33_Building.doc • Installing waste piping at NE corner rooms • Started GWB at west half of floor patient rooms • Start layout and rough for Nurse Station • Duct drops all patient rooms in conflict with med gas pipe rack • Insulate piping at west shaft • Installing metal/wood blocking at patient toilets • Installing curtain wall at west stair connector (at connector SUP missing at tube steel headers— replace) • Shower installation in patient toilets not yet completed (60% not yet finished) 4 Floor: • Insulate duct at waiting area and start patient rooms • Install shaft wall at elevator shaft • Metal stud work 95% complete at patient areas • In wall rough-in at patient rooms not yet started • Carriers installed at toilets • Ductwork 90% complete at patient area • Ductwork being left open ended • Install duct at conference room • Piping for steam has begun at AHUs in Mechanical Room • GFI running conduit to AHUs • Plenum at mechanical room to be cleaned (open ended) • At west stair, tube steel to be SOFP • At west stair, CMU to wrap around tube steel • Caulking at mockup window west elevation 3`d level is acceptable to TRO • Low roofs still have debris laden upon them—clean off • Note all window/curtain wall sills to be pitched away from building • Exterior caulking just beginning OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO/The Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA•1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 Q�C iz ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 31 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 9-26-06 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Clear TEMP. RANGE 650 EST.%OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: September 25"', 2006 Exterior: • Masonry at front entry columns underway • At west elevation, dark brick "diamond" is to be removed by mason • Preparing west parking lot for asphalt • Roofer installed gravel stop low roof at south elevation • Curtain wall installed at south/east corner elevation • Windows installed at connector west elevation • Installing curtain wall at west elevation of elevator lobby core 1 S Floor: • Fire safing not complete at PACU area • GWB outside OR corridor • GFI bonding Coghlin boxes at T&M • Installing insulation and vapor barrier at exterior walls at ORs • GFI pulling wire at ORs Basement: • Continue to tape and sand GWB at CSR • Running conduit to RODI room • Continue set up switchgear room • Tape and sand at switchgear room • Clean gear after sanding underway • Fire stopping openings at corridor underway • At lab area, first coat finish paint started • At lab area, start install ACT wall angle • Final coat of paint to be done with better lighting • Lab offices ACT grid installed • Sand GWB at elevator lobby • GWB at new storage closet • Tape walls at shell space 3` Floor: • Patient entry soffits framed and GWB applied REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TROlThe Ritchie Organization CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G7T1 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 34 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 11-16-06 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Cloudy/Showers TEMP. RANGE 40°s EST. %OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: November 13 n, 2006 Sitework: • Fine grade and compact fill at main parking area • Preparing for base course of bituminous concrete • Set curb at front entry circle • Grade front entry • Place concrete for front entry walks Basement: • Installing moisture barrier for flooring at main lab • Installing ACT at main corridor and cuts in rooms • Painting continues at rooms (finish coat to be done after floor) • Installing permanent light fixtures throughout floor • Temporary lights/wire to be removed upon energizing new system 1 s' Floor: • Topping off OR walls • Started IR board at OR walls • Painting continues at PACU/Recovery • Installing lights at ACT ceilings 3r Floor: • Taping and sanding of GWB continues • Mockup toilet was reviewed. Floor finish unacceptable. Drainage to be checked. Base to be built out so tile sits flush • Toilet light to be taped into ceiling • Axiom panels being prefabricated OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 1 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 T R O Jung B r a n n e n ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN ENGINEERING MASTER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital November 29,2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E—Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: ® Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Building Puchalski Municipal Building 1 Mail Inspector Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #34 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted,please notify us at once. u O O 2 W m Z G} m Z L� S D O C W A 2 A m O U m 3 v x ................_....... D x b 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 617.527.6753 0 info@trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.6C Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_061128_FR34_Building.doc 1 s Floor: • Continue to GWB tops of ORs • Installing lights at ceiling grid • Cove light to be installed at grid in PACU • Installing ceiling grid system at Recovery Area and corridor • Elevator work continues at two passenger elevators (cabs are being fabricated) • OR ceiling being framed Basement: • Continue to sand, paint and ceilings at switchgear room (Note: TRO JB to review construction of edges of ceiling free float vs. hard framed) • Permanent power is available in building • Flooring joints at lab look to be rough in areas (B&B to review with flooring sub) • Protection has been placed on Nora floor at CSR • Nora flooring at lab is unprotected • Installing Nora flooring at lab OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: • Switchgear room ceiling • Color of color galvanized guard rails • Mockup of patient European Shower, adding ADA threshold to allow more than '/8" pitch so that drains accept water, also building out bottom of wall by 1/4" to accept ceramic tile. Base will be set using laser to establish floor high points allowing Dex-O-Tex to be laid correctly DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO JungiBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 35 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 11-29-06 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Cloudy TEMP. RANGE 50°s EST.%OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: November 27 n, 2006 Site: • Removing debris at courtyard area • Existing canopy framing starting • Raising manhole rims and structures • Placing concrete for west entryway • Metal panel work is stopped due to labor dispute between unions • Continue exterior caulking work 4 Floor: • Steam brought into building through new steam supply to new valve at mechanical room • PRV piping needs to be revised with additional 5" and 2" valves added and original orifice plates • Continue GWB installation at tops of walls • Rough-in of electrical devices at patient room continues (TRO JB provided locations for devices today) • Continue to wire ATC panels • New AHUs to be used to provide heat (only) next week; Owner/B&B to review control/security while these units are running overnight and weekends before start-up • Insulation of ductwork and piping continues at mechanical room • Place concrete for pump pads continues at mechanical room • Fire alarm work continues at mechanical room 3` Floor: • Double egress door at connector (SW) needs to be relocated so that door clears roof door opening • Lights (2x2) can not be installed at SW stair landings due to conflict with sprinkler piping and fan coil unit (Option to use wall mounted lights is acceptable) • Installing axiom soffits at corridors, building soffits • Taping wall lights at corridors, building soffits • Taping and sanding patient rooms • Insulation continues on piping and ductwork • GWB at remainder of patient rooms to start Saturday • Prime painting 3rd floor started REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 T R O J u n g B r a n n e n ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN ENGINEERING MASTER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital December 5, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E-Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: ® Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Building Puchalski Municipal Building 1 Mail Inspector Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #35 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted, please notify us at once. w 0 N 0 ..................... m z C) ................... w 3 z D CJ C W A ................_.._ T b x c ra a x ..........__........... N b D 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 617.527.6753 0 info@trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_061205_FR35_Building.doc 3rd Floor: • Drywalling ceilings/soffits at corridors • Tape and sand GWB at patient rooms east half of floor • Installing grit at toilet/shower at west elevation (using thresholds at doors) • Electricians pulling fire alarm cable and low tension cable • Insulating around medical gas outlets at headwalls • Preparing to install Axiom soffits • Waterproofing floors and setting base buildout at patient toilet/shower • (4) patient rooms at east elevation at 3rd and 4th floors shall receive surface mounted toilet tissue dispenser in lieu of recessed due to conflict with night light in these smaller toilets 4 Floor: • Steam is on to air handler units; units are running at ±50% capacity with 30 to 35% OA at this time. CDH security is making rounds to observe units during off hours. ATC reviewing temporary alarm set up • Main PRV very noisy, TRO to provide sketch for neoprene pads, springs, hangers • Continue ATC work and electrical work in mechanical room • Continue rough-in at walls in the patient area • Fire alarm device at double rooms to be at foot of beds as close to center line between beds as possible OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 n ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 36 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 12-06-06 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Cold/Cloudy TEMP. RANGE 20 0s EST. %OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: December 4'r,, 2006 Sitework/Exterior: • Preparing vertical masonry joints north elevation for caulking • Spread loam and stone dust at courtyard • Installing southwest stair exit metal stairs and rails • Installing time capsule monument at entry island • Hanging doors at CSR area Ground: • Reviewed hardware installation with subcontractor Note: Some of the kick plates at push pull doors are too high and will require cutting down • Floor installation (sheet vinyl) continues at offices Note: Temporary heat is on in building; heat is ±71 OF • Flooring installed at lab area (Nora) joints are unacceptable (too wide, uneven, open) -joints are to be repaired • Elevator cars being fabricated for main passenger bank • At lab area (3) 1'x4' fixtures will be relocated to sloped soffit so that steam line does not need to be relocated • Lab casework has been stored in main lab area Note: Flooring is not protected; any damage to flooring will be repaired by Hamilton • Blocking installed at stairwells for rails • Painting walls throughout floor 1 s' Floor: • Framing ceiling at ORs (1 carpenter) • Framing ACT system at PACU • TRO reviewed cove light installation (acceptable to use 15/16 wall angle, 5/16 Tee, with yoke supplied by light manufacturer REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 dab- 4L � pp T ��jj R O Jung B r a n n e n ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN ENGINEERING MASTER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints E For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital December 8, 2006 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E—Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: E Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Building Puchalski Municipal Building 1 Mail Inspector Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #36 for Cooley Dickenson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted,please notify us at once. , _ o 0 z ........................ W M z GI m x z C. x D C7 C D T D F ri c a m x N D .T. D 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 617.527.6753 ° info@trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com D PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_061208_FR36_Building.doc y N. • Main nurse station reveal is not correct • At "eyeball"the axiom light shield needs extension —TRO to provide information • Continue to install fixtures at patient toilets • Continue to install fixtures at center care area • Continue to install light fixtures at corridors • Tops of patient room walls on north elevation need to be sealed. Also holes in walls between rooms in this area need sealing • Continue to install armor plates • TRO reviewed caulking at back splash, sills and base at patient rooms, mockup was acceptable • CS infill panels at headwalls shall be caulked using white caulking for review by TRO • At all headwalls, holes in GWB behind the wood panels & CS panels must be sealed and insulated • Installation of radiant panel continues in patient rooms • Sills at toilets to go in next week • At light boxes near entry, stainless steel corner guard to be revised to "bronze" color to match hardware • Pulls on patient room casework to be "decorative", not wire pulls • Laying porcelain tile at main lobby waiting area 4 Floor: • Continue taping GWB/walls—soffits • Begin framing nurse station ceiling (nurse station casework not yet on site) • Taping ceiling at lobby area • Drywall between elevators and frame ceiling soffits • TRO to determine locations of wooden wall panels at future elevator shaft wall • Per TRO, it is acceptable to change flooring at rehab area to "Toli" at no cost to owner • TRO requested doors be installed at mechanical room openings ASAP • Work continues in mechanical room on ATC systems OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi• Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 41 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 03-01-07 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Cloudy TEMP. RANGE 30°s EST.%OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: February 26, 2007 General Note: • All cross corridor doors at ground floor to be replaced (wrong size) prior to 3/15/07 and security hardware & fire alarm to be tied in Ground Floor: • Wiring at fire pump room • Installing dirty/elevator • Installing sheet vinyl • Drywall at connector • No work this date on FH casework • TRO issued bulletin to add horn / strobes & pull station at main lab area 1 s Floor: • Continue painting OR walls and ceilings • Continue rewire med gas columns • Install hardware at OR doors • Install glazing with integral blinds at ORs • Install elevator door at OR core/drywall same • Paint OR core walls • Install counters at OR core (wrong color nosings to be replaced) • Installing flooring at south corridor (Vexcon) • Installing fire alarm devices throughout floor • Installing flooring and welding seams at PACU area • Framing lobby walls/ceilings • Rough in MEP at lobby • Install lobby main entryway • Drywall at connector area • Install door frames at connector 3` Floor: • Installing "back" of nurse station casework and counters both ends of buildings (nosings incorrect color) • Received portions of main nurse station and started to set in place REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 a313-442 pa T R O Jung O I-a n n e n ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN ENGINEERING MASTER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints ® For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital March 9, 2007 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E—Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: ® Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Building Puchalski Municipal Building 1 Mail Inspector Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #41 for Cooley-D e6�-on Hospital. Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted,please notify us at once. Q -a O Z m m z 0 ......._............... m A Z C) b C m D ........................ 2 b z O x O ...................... 3 m 3 v x b D N 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 617.527.6753 Q info@trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com b PACooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_070309_FR41_Building.doc • At 3rd floor, TRO JB to design shield at eyebrow light in ceiling of nurse station at center of floor • At 4th floor elevators, revise flooring at north side to carpet (fill floor/slope accordingly at elevator door • At 3r floor, stairs from Td to connector, porcelain tile is acceptable • At 3r floor, the overhead lights extend W onto wood panel each side • At 3rd floor, joint at white C.S. panel/wood panel caulked acceptable • At 3rd floor, 1 st floor the detail to enclose conduit at"football" column will be provided by TRO JB • At all floors, the smoke detectors on each side of the cross corridor doors are required to be within 60" of doors • Barr & Barr to install added light at exterior areaway stair • Barr & Barr has preliminary balance to TRO JB • Owner to do air quality tests on 26, 27, 28 in PACU, CSR, OR OBSERVATIONS: ITEMS TO VERIFY: DC/rra REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 2 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT PROJECT: Cooley Dickinson FIELD REPORT NO.: 42 CONTRACT: Surgery Addition ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO.: 2323 DATE 03-13-07 TIME 11:30am WEATHER Cloudy TEMP. RANGE 40 0s EST. %OF COMPLETION 62% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE WORK IN PROGRESS PRESENT AT SITE The following work is in progress for the week of: March 12, 2007 4 Floor: • Installed doors at mechanical space (Note: one door does not shut, frame racked) • Installing porcelain tile at lobby and elevator corridor • Prime/Paint walls • Installing casework at nurse station • Interior glazing at conference room installed 3r Floor: • Starting clean out patient rooms (debris, protection) • Installing casework at end nurse stations • Installing patient light at headwalls • Hanging wall paper at core area • Painting corridor walls • Caulking the porcelain tile at lobby area 1 s' Floor: • Cleaning out PACU area (debris, construction boxes) • Bertchtold, Amico, Stryker are rewiring lights, booms, columns • Continue GWB patches at OR walls/ceilings • Continue install scrub sink at OR core • Continue install door hardware at auto-doors (wiring continues) • Continue finish paint at OR core and corridors • HEPA filters due for OR AHU 19th/20th so that balancing and air quality tests can be run • Med gas testing started, gas columns leaked, being repaired by factory representative Ground Floor: • Work on punch list continues • Work continues at main lab on the wire mold system REPORT BY: DC/rra Page 1 of 2 ARCHITECT: TRO JunglBrannen CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR: Dana Cooper cc: Barr and Barr-Patty Eldridge and William Aquadro, CDH-Tim Singleton, Dale Taglienti, Stacey Yeragotelis, Keith Davis Dave Wolkowicz Steve Delisi; Building Inspector AIA DOCUMENT G711 •ARCHITECT'S FIELD REPORT•OCTOBER 1972 EDITION•AIA• 1972THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 NEW YORK AVE., NW;WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 0? T R O J u n g B r a n n e n ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN ENGINEERING MASTER PLANNING LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL We are transmitting the following: RE: Date: ❑ Prints E For your use Cooley Dickinson Hospital March 19,2007 ❑ Specifications ❑As requested PKG E-Surgery/Bed ❑ Proposal ❑ For review&comment Expansion Job No.: E Field Report ❑ Other 2323 To Attention Address No. Sent VIA Office of the Building Anthony Patillo, Building Puchalski Municipal Building 1 Mail Inspector Commissioner 212 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Comments: Please find enclosed Field Report #42 for Cooley Dickinson Hospital Signed: Rebecca Audette If enclosures are not as noted,please notify us at once. 0 O z m M z L7 m x 3 z A Q C (D A ......... I A O x !J ................... m v S ........__............. N A D ti 80 Bridge Street Newton,MA 02458 Tel 617.969.9400 Fax 617.527.6753 0 info@trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com A P\Cooley Dickinson\2323 Surgery Beds\2.00 Correspondence\2.60 Transmittals\Field Reports\2323TR_070319_FR42_Building.doc r New concrete must be in place for 28 days minimum. Apply primer at a rate of 300 square feet per gallon. Curing compounds must be of the self-dissipating type Avoid puddles or ponding the primer and do not apply and be approved by the Carlisle representative. Old primer over stripe coats. concrete must be structurally sound. Spalled areas Allow primer to dry for 1 hour minimum, 8 hours shall be filled. Loose or deteriorated concrete shall maximum. Primer is sufficiently dry when it is somewhat be replaced.Abrade steel trowel finish by mechanical tacky but will not transfer when touched. In the event or chemical means. In the event of existing coatings, coating is not applied within the maximum time, contact Carlisle. reprime. Refer to Carlisle DC series details for proper detailing BASE COAT APPLICATION:Do not apply coating over of cracks,drains,angle changes, etc. joints greater than 1"wide.Wipe stripe coats to remove Saw cut cracks greater than 1/16"wide to 1/4"wide by any dust or contamination. Apply CCW-501 in one 1/4"deep. Grind off high spots, ridges and fins. Fill all uniform coat at the rate of one gallon minimum per 60 low spots, voids, rock pockets, excessively rough and square feet or as needed in order to obtain a minimum spalled areas with approved non-shrink grout or epoxy thickness of 26 wet mils. Allow the base membrane to patching compound. cure 16 hours minimum at 75°F. Clean joints and saw cut cracks. All moving cracks TOP COAT APPLICATION: Apply CCW-503 in one over 1/16" wide and all expansion joints less than 1" uniform coat at the rate of one gallon minimum per 100 wide shall be cleaned, primed, fitted with a backing square feet or as needed in order to obtain a minimum rod and caulked with an approved sealant by CCW or thickness of 16 wet mils. Immediately broadcast 30-65 CCW-201 Sealant as recommended by the data sheet. mesh silica sand into the wet Top Coat at a rate of 8 to For larger joints, contact Carlisle representative. Tool 10 lbs.per 100 sq.ft.Backroll to encapsulate the sand. sealant flush in joints up to 1/2"wide, slightly concave Allow the CCW-503 to cure for 48 hours before opening on wider joints. the deck to traffic. Any required metal or neoprene flashings should be LIMITED WARRANTY Installed at this time. CARLISLE COATINGS AND WATERPROOFING INCORPORATED Apply a V face, 45 degree cant of sealant at all angle (CARLISLE)warrants this product to be free of defects in changes,including projections through the deck,walls, workmanship and materials only at the time of shipment curbs, etc. Allow sealant to cure thoroughly. from our factory. If any CARLISLE materials prove to Mix primer and apply per instructions below to all areas contain manufacturing defects that substantially affect to receive a detail coat. Extend primer 2" past area to their performance, CARLISLE will, at its option, replace receive detail coat to allow primer tie-in during deck the material or refund the purchase price. coating installation. Allow primer to dry 1 hour minimum, This limited warranty is the only warranty extended by 8 hours maximum. CARLISLE with respect to its materials. There are no Apply a stripe coat of CCW-501-T Detail Coat, 30 mils other warranties, including the implied warranties of thick, 6" wide, centered over all sealant cants, sealed merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. cracks, hairline cracks, control joints, expansion joints CARLISLE specifically disclaims liability for any incidental, (less than 1/2" wide) and cold joints. Apply a stripe consequential, or other damages, including but not coat of CCW-501-T Detail Coat, 30 mils thick, 6" limited to,loss of profits or damages to a structure or its wide, centered over any transition between dissimilar contents,arising under any theory of law whatsoever. materials,such as concrete to metal flashings,concrete The dollar value of CARLISLE'S liability and buyer's remedy to wood or wood to metal, and reinforce with CCW under this limited warranty shall not exceed the purchase Reinforcing Fabric. Allow the stripe coat to cure over price of the CARLISLE material in question. night (16 hours minimum). Caution: Ensure that all sealant is thoroughly cured. Uncured sealant may affect the cure of the coating. PRIMING: Stir each side separately to ensure that no separation has occurred then mix all of Part A with all of Part B. Use a mixing paddle in a slow speed electric drill motor. Avoid air entrapment. Mix 2 to 3 minutes until a homogenous blend is achieved. Wait 15 minutes before applying. Carlisle Coatings&Waterproofing Incorporated 900 Hensley Lane " Wylie,Texas 75098 Carlisle is a trademark of Carlisle Corporation m 2002 Carlisle Corporation Toll Free:(800)527-7092 CCW-5013 03/07 Corporation Website: www.carlisle-ccw.com CCW-501 3 j 41:1 PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC DECK SYSTEM Coatings&Waterproofing 66 DESCRIPTION WARNINGS AND HAZARDS The CCW-5013 Deck Coating System consists of Before use refer to MSDS for important warnings and a one-part polyurethane Base Coat and a one-part safety information. Use only in areas with adequate aliphatic polyurethane Top Coat. The system prevents ventilation. Avoid breathing vapors. Keep away from water from entering occupied space below, protects heat and flame.Avoid contact with eyes and skin.In the the surface to which it is applied from damage by water event of skin contact, remove immediately and wash and salts and provides a safe, slip-resistant, attractive with warm, soapy water. Wear eye protection. Always walking surface.The Top Coat is available in nine fade- wash hands before eating. resistant colors. TYPICAL USE TYPICAL PROPERTIES* The CCW-5013 System is used for waterproofing CCW-501 BASE COAT concrete balconies, plaza decks, terraces and other Solids Content ASTM C 1250 85% areas subject to pedestrian foot traffic. Hardness, Shore A ASTM D 2240 63 LIMITATIONS Tensile Strength ASTM D 412 850 psi • Do not apply primer or coatings to a frosty,damp or Ultimate Elongation ASTM D 412 625% wet surface. Tear Resistance, Die C ASTM D 624 140 Win Adhesion to Concrete ASTM D-903 23 PLI • Do not proceed with coating application if temperature Low Temp. Flexibility ASTM D-522 -65°F is below 40°F or if rain is imminent within 8 hours after CCW-503 TOP COAT application. Cure time is slower in cool weather. • Polyurethane coating cure times may be significantly Solids Content ASTM C 1250 72% faster than listed when temperature and/or humidity Hardness, Shore A ASTM D 2240 91 are high. Tensile Strength ASTM D 412 3200 psi Ultimate Elongation ASTM D 412 190% • If metal pan is used for concrete form,the pan must Tear, Die C ASTM D 624 300 lb/in be vented. Not for use on grade. Low Temp Flexibility ASTM C 957 Pass • If deck has a between slab membrane, consult with and crack bridging— Carlisle representative. Weather resistance ASTM G 53 No chalking PACKAGING @ 2000 hrs Abrasion resistance" ASTM C 501 <50 mg. CCW-501 Base Coat and CCW-503 Top Coat: 5 gallon Permeability" ASTM E 96(B) <1.0 perms pails and 55 gallon drums •Individual lots may vary+/-10%from Typical value •'System CCW-501-T Detail Coat: 5 gallon pails INSTALLATION Shelf life12 months from date of manufacture when Surface should be properly sloped to drain freely stored at 85°F or below. and eliminate the ponding of water. It must be clean, APPLICABLE STANDARDS dry and free of laitance, dirt, oil, grease or other ASTM C 957-93 contamination. UL 790 Class A If metal decking is used as a permanent form,the metal must be vented. If the deck is cast over precast tees TOP COAT COLORS or slabs, control joints should be placed directly over Standard colors in stock include: Stone Gray, Colonial all joints per detail DC-1B. Surface shall have a steel Gray, Beige, Desert Tan and Arizona Tan. trowel followed by a fine hair broom finish. Additional standard colors and custom colors are available, minimum orders may apply. INT'R U fg B r a n n e n ARCHITECTURE $ I ` R\ G MASTER PLANNING M ., RANDUM � 1 Too To Bill Aquadro Date Ju�P,`2007 From David Wolkowicz Job No. 2323 Subject Mezzanine Waterproofing Project Name �7410}riyicglF Hospital CC See below File Code l. CA File 2) `e 0 � Bill, � We have forwarded a waterproofing system(see attached sheets)that will satisfy the Northampton Electrical Inspectors request for a waterproof barrier between the Mezzanine floor and the Emergency Equipment located below and also comply with the provisions of NFPA 70,article 700.9(c)and NFPA 110. This system should be applied per the instructions provided by Carlisle.The product should be applied to the extent of the electric room below to assure no water infiltration. If you have any questions,please call. Cc:Hasbrouk—NHBD,Welch—CDH,Cooper,Votaw—TRO JIB m 0 0 Z m Z c� m Z x b 3 0 c m D A T 0 A l7 m 9 n n 0 34 Farnsworth Street Boston,MA 02210 Tel 617.482.2299 Fax 617.482.4886 info @trojungbrannen.com www.trojungbrannen.com D CDH Mezzanine Watecproofing.doc