15-2003 Addendum 1

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PART B BIDDING PROCEDURES

REVISE B2 SUBMISSION DEADLINE to read:
B2. The Submission Deadline is 12:00 noon Winnipeg time, March 13, 2003.

PART E SPECIFICATIONS
ADD to E1.1 15005 to 15990 of Mechanical Scope of Work (61 pages attached)
ADD to E1.1 16005 to 16470 of Electrical Scope of Work (39 pages attached)

ADDENDUM NO. 1 to TENDER NO. 15-2003

Corporate Finance Department
Materials Management Division
FIELD SERVICES BUILDING WASH BAY RENOVATIONS 1220 PACIFIC
AVENUE
ISSUED: March 3, 2003
BUYER: Tami Schirlie, C.P.P. /ts
TELEPHONE NO. (204) 986-2192
URGENT
PLEASE FORWARD THIS DOCUMENT TO
WHOEVER IS IN POSSESSION OF THE
TENDER PACKAGE

THIS ADDENDUM SHALL BE INCORPORATED
INTO THE TENDER PACKAGE AND SHALL
FORM A PART OF THE CONTRACT
DOCUMENTS

Please note the following and attached changes, corrections, additions, deletions, information and/or instructions
in connection with the Tender Package, and be governed accordingly. Failure to acknowledge receipt of this
Addendum in Paragraph 10 of Form A: Tender may render your Tender Submission non-responsive.

City of Winnipeg Mechanical Scope of Work Section 15005
Tender No. 15-2003
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PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 General .1 Include in mechanical section, provision of
labour, new materials, tools, transportation,
services and facilities for a complete
mechanical installation. The installation
shall be left complete in all respects and
ready for operation. Installation shall be
installed to the complete satisfaction of the
responsible Professional Engineer.

.2 Provide for the complete installation of high
pressure washer system including:
.1 Gas fired heater w/ side-by-side stand,
remote control boxes (2), control panel,
prewash system w/ proportioner, modulatnig gas
valve w/ prosafe controls, track and roller
system, high temperature/high pressure
flexible hoses, trigger spray guns (2), water
softener, chimney w/ power venter.
.2 Provide 25mm compressed air supply to
proportioner (prewash system); coordinate with
equipment supplier for quick-connect coupling.
Pressure regulator to be provided by Pressure
Washer Supplier and install 1/4 turn isolation
ball valve.
.3 Route new 32mm gas supply (395 Mbh
output based on 7" w.c. from existing gas main
(serving new radiant heaters) to new pressure
washer boiler. Coordinate gas pressure and
boiler connection with equipment suppliers.
.4 Provide for complete installation of new
water softener to mezzainine; coordinate with
high pressure washer supplier for exact
equipment connection locations. Water softener
provided by Waterite/Filter Soft.
.5 Route new insulated (PVC jacket) 20mm
domestic cold water from nearest tie-in
location to new water softener unit, c/w 1/4 -
turn isolation ball valve and back flow
prevention. Direct water softener backwash
discharge and brine tank overflow hose to
existing funnel floor drain.
.6 Route insulated (PVC jacket) 20mm
diameter piping from water softener to
pressure washer soap reservoir, c/w 1/4 - turn
isolation ball valve. Provide 1.2 mm flex
connector hose from piping to reservoir
connection ; maximum length of 1.3 0mm.
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1.1 General .2 (Cont'd)
(Cont'd) .6 (Cont'd)
Coordinate with equipment supplier for exact
connection.
.7 Provide for complete installation of
chimney flue power venter; coordinate with
Pressure Washer Supplier for installation
details. Provide PS chimney from discharge of
power venter to outdoors.
.8 Route boiler pressure relief and heater
condensate drain to funnel floor drain.
.9 Provide for complete installation of
50ft. track and roller system to be wall
mounted along each side of the washbay. Track
and roller system as manufactur ed by Pressure
Washer Supplier; coordinate with the
appropriate contractor and equipment suppliers
for detailed installation require ments. Each
track sy stem to be complete with 3-8'
flexible hose loops per 10' track section
(total of 120' per side).
.10 Provide for installation of high
temperature/high pressure hose from boiler
discharge to hose rack loops and each of two
spray wands at ground level. Hose, spray
wands, wall hooks, and all associated
components as provided by Pressure Washer
Supplier.
.11 Contractor to allow cost for start-up,
commissioning and operating training by
Pressure Washer Supplier.
.12 Coordinate with electrical and
structural for wiring installation and track
and roller system installation, respectively.

.3 Provide for the cmplete installation of
grease transfer system including:
.1 Grease transfer pump w/ filter/pressure
gauge, down cover, spring rewind hose reel,
100' hose, grease nozzle, compressed air quick
connect.
.2 One manual air shut off ball valve, one
manual fluid isolation ball valves, new 20mm
compressed air supply to pneumatic pump. Tie
in to nearest available existing compressed
air supply.
.3 Locate grease reel/pump at gridline
6E/B.
.4 Install to manufactures recommendations.

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1.1 General .3 (Cont'd)
(Cont'd) .5 Contractor to allow for
start-up/commissioning and operator training
by equipment supplier.

.4 Provide for complete installation of new gas
fired tube-type radiant heaters:
.1 Two radiant heaters c/w glow coil,
potted ignition, stainless steel housing,
900mm Type-2 double wall gas/propane flex
connectors.
.2 Sealed combustion kits for each unit;
100mm combustion air intakes to extend above
roof with downward long sweep elbow and
birdscreen. Bottom of intake opening to be
900mm above roof. Use existing roof
penetrations where applicable.
.3 Modify existing gas piping and provide
regulator as required to accommodate intercon
nection of new heaters.
.4 Space temperature shall be controlled
via space temperature sensor and existing
Johnson controls DDC system; modify/extend
existing DDC system, components, and
programming necessary to provide a fully
operational system. Provide a weather proof
cover and sensor suitable for humid
environments. An alarm status output signal
shall be provided upon failure of radiant
heaters. All control wiring to be run in water
proof PVC conduit.
.5 Provide 150mm chimney flue vent up
through roof; ensure discharge maintains 3m
clearance from intakes.

.5 Modify/extend existing 500mm supply duct to
discharge towards main floor level at a
45-degree angle . Balance as indicated.

.6 Existing structural concrete grit interceptor
to be enlarged from 750x750x1900mm to
150x750x1900mm. Modify existing under-slab
drainage system to accommodate new pit sizes.

.7 Provide new water proof PVC jacket for all
existing insulated domestic water piping;
confirm on site exact size and pipe length.

Tender No. 15-2003
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1.1 General .8 Provide new 350mm exhaust branch duct c/w
(Cont'd) balance damper and birdscreen on intake;
connect to existing exhaust duct and balance
to air flows indicated.

.9 Provide for complete installation of a new
38mm DCW supply to vehicle area:
.1 Route new 38mm domestic cold water from
nearest suitable tie-in location (50mm supply
adjacent to Inspec tion Bay 1.24E) c/w
isolation ball valve . Extend 38mm to adjacent
vehicle storag e bays; provide 38mm drops down
to future hose reels column mounted at grid
lines 6E, 4E, 2 E, c/w 1/4 turn isolation ball
valves.
.2 Terminate piping so as to mount future
hose reel 150mm A.F.F.

.10 Provide new insulated combustion
air/ventilation air ducts from roof hoods into
washbay area; extend/install to
CAN/CGA-B149.1.

.11 All piping penetrations at fire wall between
Washbay and Vehicle/Equipment storage area to
be fire stopped.

.12 Remove existing ceiling fans and assocaited
controls; coordinate with division 16 for
electrical disconnection.

.13 Existing chimney openings in roof not
scheduled for reuse shall be sealed water
tight (above and below roof line) insulated
and abandoned in place.

.14 Remove all existing hangers and piping
abandoned during construction/renovation.

City of Winnipeg Mechanical General Section 15010
Provisions Tender No. 15-2003
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1.1 Description of .1 Work of this Division includes providing
Systems labour, materials, equipment and service
necessary for and reasonable incidental to the
mechanical systems as shown on the drawings
and as described in the following sections:
.1 15010 Mechanical General Provisions
.2 15180 Insulation
.3 15400 Plumbing
.4 15800 Air Distribution
.5 15900 Controls
.6 15990 Balancing

1.2 Scope of Work .1 Work described in this division shall be
performed in accordance with Architectural
Specification Section 01010 "Summary of Work -
Phasing".

.2 The Contractor shall work under the direction
of the ContractOrs in constructing the
mechanical systems in the building structure
as outlined on the plans and described in this
specification.

.3 The Contractor shall be responsible for
visiting the site. Examine site, existing
building and local condition affecting work
under this contract. The Contractor shall read
all contract documents (drawings,
specifications, addenda, etc.) including the
documents of the other disciplines, as
required to accurately determine the extent of
the work required by his forces, his
contractors and other disciplines. The
Contractor is expected to have the expertise
to coordinate his work with that of all other
contractors to ensure a completely coordinated
mechanical system. In case of conflicting
requirements, contractors shall be governed by
the most severe interpretation of the contract
documents. No allowances will be made later
for necessary changes, unless notification of
interferences have been brought to the
Contract administrator's attention, in
writing, prior to closing of tenders.

.4 The Contractor shall ensure that where
piping, ductwork, equipment is installed in
the building that ceiling heights and required
clearances are maintained.
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1.2 Scope of Work .5 The Contractor shall be responsible for any
(Cont'd) cutting or patching required to accommodate
the work of Contractor.

.6 Existing Mechanical Systems shall be extended
to accomodate new requirements. Where
connection to existing systems occurs site
confirmation shall be necessary to ascertain
existing piping condition prior to connection.
If site confirmed that existing piping
connection cannot be achieved due to poor
condition of existing piping then refer to
Mechanical Section 15010, Item 1.33.

1.3 Coordination .1 Coordinate work with work of other sections
to avoid conflict.

.2 Locate distribution systems, equipment and
materials to eliminate interferences, conserve
headroom and leave maximum usable space.

.3 If interference should occur, Contract
administrator must review relocation of
equipment and materials regardless of
installation order. No installation shall
proceed without all trade coordination.

.4 Make any necessary minor changes or additions
to runs of ducts or pipes, etc., to
accommodate structural conditions without
additional charge or expense to the City of
winnipeg.

.5 Alter location of ducts or pipes at the
direction of the Contract administrator
without charge to the City of winnipeg, so
long as the change is made before installation
and does not necessitate additional materials.

1.4 Regulations .1 Conform with the requirements of the plans
and specifications, the local authorities
having jurisdiction, related codes, and the
Manitoba Building Code. In the case of
conflicting requirements, be governed by the
most severe regulations.

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1.4 Regulations .2 Furnish certificates that work installed
(Cont'd) conforms to requirements of authorities having
jurisdiction. All changes and alterations
required by an authorized inspector of each
authority having jurisdiction shall be carried
out without charge or expense to the City of
winnipeg.

.3 Provides necessary notices, obtain all
permits and pay all fees, in order that work
specified may be carried out. Charges and
alterations required by Authorized Inspector
of any out without charge or expense to City
of winnipeg.

1.5 As-Built .1 Maintain project "as-built" record drawings
Drawings daily and record accurately significant
deviations from contract documents caused by
job conditions and changes ordered by the
Contract administrator. Mark "as-built"
changes in black on reproducible bond of the
contract documents. One original drawing copy
shall be obtained from the Contract
administrator.

.2 Identify each drawing as "Project Record
Copy". At all times maintain drawings in good
condition and make available for on-site
inspection by Contract administrator.

.3 Submit two sets of record drawings on
reproducible bond and in electronic format
compatible with City of winnipeg's system to
the Contract administrator at the completion
of the project and prior to final observation
and review.

.4 Ensure all change notices, addenda, site
instructions, clarifications, etc. are
incorporated and detailed on as-built drawings
prior to submittal.

1.6 Standard of .1 Standard of Acceptance: Where an item is
Acceptance specified by manufacturer and model number, it
means that the item meets the specifications
in all respects regarding performance, quality
of material and workmanship and is acceptable
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1.6 Standard of .1 (Cont'd)
Acceptance to the Contract administrator without
(Cont'd) qualification. Manufacturers listed as "equal"
means that the Contract administrator has
deemed this manufacturer capable of producing
material, fixture or equipment of comparable
quality and that the specified item must match
the specified model number for performance,
approximate dimensions, quality of material
and quality of workmanship. If,in the opinion
of the Contract administrator, "equal"
material submitted for review is not
satisfactory, satisfactory material of the
equal manufacturer or the specified
manufacturer shall be used.

.2 "Alternate" means that the Contract
administrator may deem the manufacturer
capable of producing substitute material,
fixture, or equipment which will fulfill
project requirements but may differ in
material, quality, performance,
characteristics, methods of construction or
mode of operation. "Alternate method" means
that the Contract administrator may deem the
contractor capable of providing a substitute
which will fulfill project requirements but
may differ in material/methods. If, in the
opinion of the Contract administrator, the
"Alternate method" is unsatisfactory,
installation shall be provided in accordance
with materials/methods specified and shown on
drawings.

.3 Bidders must base their price on specified
manufacturers or listed equals. Alternates,
when allowed must be listed on a separate
sheet with amount to be added or subtracted
for each substitution.

.4 The use of an equal/alternate manufacturer
shall in no way relieve Division 15 from the
responsibility of furnishing all work that may
be required by reason of different space,
weight or electrical requirements from that of
the specified manufacturer. If, in the opinion
of the Contract administrator, such work is
necessary and is not carried out in a manner
which will ensure satisfactory operation and
performance of the equipment, then the
specified manufacturer shall be used.
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1.6 Standard of .5 Request for review from manufacturers of
Acceptance materials, fixtures and equipment who are not
(Cont'd) listed as equal and wish to be accorded
"equal" status, shall be made at least 15 days
prior to close of tender. Such material,
fixtures, and equipment shall meet the
requirements for an equal as described in the
Standard of Acceptance.

All information required by the Contract
administrator to evaluate the proposal shall
be furnished at the time of the request by
proposed manufacturer.

Note: An "equal" request shall contain the
following items:
.1 performance data (including all horse
powers, RPM's, electrical characteristics,
etc. -as applicable)
.2 shop drawings of the equipment
(including all pertinent dimensions, weights,
etc. -as applicable)
.3 parts lists - where applicable

*failure to include required data may
delay/negate review of product.

.6 Review of "alternates" and "alternate
methods" shall be made after tenders are
opened. Submit all information required by the
Contract administrator to evaluate the
proposal immediately after the tenders are
opened.

.7 A list of mechanical equipment manufacturers
to be used on this project shall be submitted
to the Contract administrator within thirty
(30) days after award of the Contract. This
list shall consist of the itemized list
submitted at the time of tender amended to
include all accepted alternates.

.8 Specified, acceptable and alternate
manufacturers shall provide local service
representation.

.9 Mechanical systems have been designed with
the equipment of the specified Manufacturer.
The onus shall be on the Contractor in
conjunction with the equal or alternate
supplier(s) to ensure that their equipment
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1.6 Standard of .9 (Cont'd)
Acceptance will meet the required performance
(Cont'd) characteristics, electrical characteristics,
as well as fit properly into allotted space
including allowing for the required access and
service spaces. Any additional costs incurred
as a result of modifications to the system or
room layout, or modifications required by
other trades shall be borne by the Contractor.

1.7 Shop Drawings .1 A minimum of seven (7) sets of drawings or
sepia, and manufacturers data sheets for all
equipment and materials necessary to complete
the work of Division 15 shall be submitted to
the Contract administrator for his review.
This submittal shall include all
specified/equal/alternate products proposed
for use on the project.

.2 Review of shop drawings is for the sole
purpose of ascertaining conformance with
general design concept of a piece of
equipment. This review shall not mean approval
of the detail design inherent in the shop
drawings, responsibility for which shall
remain with the contractor submitting same,
and such review shall not relieve the
contractor of his responsibility for errors or
omissions in the shop drawings or his
responsibility for meeting all requirements of
the contract documents. The contractor is
responsible for dimensions to be confirmed and
correlated at the job site, for information
that pertains solely to fabrication processes
or to techniques of construction and
installation and for coordination of the work
of all contractors.

.3 Each drawing shall bear Div. 15 stamp with
Firm's name, date of review and shall be
initialed by responsible officer of Div. 15.
Include name of project, equipment supplier
and clause number equipment is specified
under. Shop drawings being submitted to
Contract administrator for review shall bear
in addition to Div. 15 review stamp, the
reviewed stamp of any associated contractors
which is providing

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1.7 Shop Drawings .3 (Cont'd)
(Cont'd) service/connection/power/control to shop
drawing item.

1.8 Temporary Use of .1 Permanent systems and/or equipment not to be
Equipment used during construction period, without
Contract administrator's written permission.

.2 Heating systems may be used for temporary
heating within limitations specified under
clause "Temporary Heating". Refer also to
"General Conditions".

.3 Equipment used during construction period to
be thoroughly cleaned and overhauled. Replace
worn or damaged parts so equipment is in
perfect condition, to entire satisfaction of
Contract administrator and City of winnipeg.

.4 Provide proper care, attention and
maintenance for equipment while it is being
used. If, in opinion of Contract
administrator, sufficient care and maintenance
is not being given to equipment and systems,
Contract administrator reserves right to
forbid further use of said equipment and
systems.

.5 Temporary use of equipment shall in no way
relieve Contractor of providing twelve month
guarantee on all equipment so used. This
guarantee period to commence as of date of
final acceptance of building by City of
winnipeg as interpreted by Contract
administrator.

1.9 Electric .1 Electrical equipment shall bear CSA label.
Motors and Controls Obtain special inspection labels required by
Provincial Authority having jurisdiction for
equipment that does not have a CSA label
and/or a ULC label.

.2 Conform to requirements of Canadian
Electrical Code, local Municipal and
Provincial Authorities and specified
standards.

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1.9 Electric .3 Division 16 provide all power wiring,
Motors and Controls connections and other electrical items
(Cont'd) required for operation of mechanical systems
except for factory installed wiring and
equipment on package units provided by
Division 15 and as specified under Section
15900.

.4 Division 16 provides and installs motor
starters for electric motors except where
equipment is furnished with integral starters.

.5 It shall be the responsibility of Division 15
to supply motors with proper voltage
characteristics to suit electrical
distribution systems and suitable construction
such as explosion-proof, dust-proof, part wind
starting, etc., as required to suit operating
conditions. Division 15 is responsible of
complete working installation and must
coordinate all electrical and control work.

1.10 Building .1 Refer to Section 15900 for general
Control System description.

1.11 Cutting and .1 The Contractor shall provide the General
Patching Contractor with the exact location of proposed
pipe trenches, roof and wall openings to
accommodate both ducts and pipes in order to
minimize the cutting and patching required.
Cutting and patching of beams, wall, floor
slabs and masonry work, including repairs,
necessitated by the work of Division 15 will
be by the ContractOrs.

.2 Drilling for expansion shields (where
permitted) hanger rods, brackets and sleeves
shall be the responsibility of Division 15, as
well as all costs for drilling, burning and
reinforcing steel beams.

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1.12 Sleeves, .1 Unless otherwise noted, provide pipe sleeves
Escutcheons and at all points where pipes pass through walls,
Plates floors, partitions and masonry or concrete
walls and floors.

.2 Escutcheons and plates: provide on pipes
passing through finished walls, partitions,
floors and ceilings.

1.13 Hangers and .1 Suitable hangers, supports, sway braces etc.,
Supports and proper installation methods, shall be
provided for suspension or support of piping,
ductwork or equipment. (All joist hangers
supports to be hung from top chord).

.2 Standard of Acceptance for all hanger
components shall be Grinnell or equal as
determined by the Contract administrator.

1.14 Piping .1 Piping shall be installed straight, parallel
Requirements and and close to walls and ceilings as possible,
Installation with specified pitch in conformance to all
applicable codes.

.2 Refer to Section 15400 for further
requirements.

.3 Drainage: Run piping to main sewers as
indicated with uniform grade, in accordance
with plumbing code. Trap and vent fixtures as
required.

1.15 Ductwork .1 Install equipment and ductwork straight,
Requirements and parallel and close to walls and ceiling, with
Installation specified pitch in conformance to SMACNA and
ASHRAE standards and in conformance to all
applicable codes.

.2 Refer to Section 15800 for further
requirements.

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1.16 Equipment .1 Follow approved manufacturer's
Requirements and recommendations regarding safety provisions,
Installation installation methods and easy access for
inspection, maintenance and repairs.

1.17 Piping .1 Identify fluids in piping with markers
Identification showing name, pipe size and service, including
temperature and pressure where relevant, and
with arrows to indicate flow direction.

.2 Use CGSB 23-GP-3a and CSA B53 colour codings
and identification systems, using CGSB
1-GP-12c Colour Coding System Schedule.

.3 Standard of Acceptance: WH Brady
identification tapes, bands, markers.

.4 Legends and colour classifications: If
differing from Table A in tender
specification, submit to Contract
administrator for review at least two weeks
before ordering material. Match existing
identification system.

1.18 Valves and .1 Provide aluminum or lamacoid tags with
Controllers stamped code lettering and numbers filled with
black paint and secured to items. Use for
valves and operating controllers of all
systems.

.2 Lamacoid tags shall be 1 1/4" x 1" size to
match existing, and be color coded.

.3 Contractor shall prepare a complete list of
new valves submitted to City of winnipeg for
review. City of winnipeg shall review and
advise Contractor of colour and numbering
sequence required under this contract.

1.19 Identification .1 Manufacturer's Nameplates
of Equipment .1 Provide factory supplied and installed
nameplate on each piece of equipment.
.2 Provide registration/approval nameplates
(ie. CSA, ULC, ASME) in accordance with

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1.19 Identification .1 (Cont'd)
of Equipment .2 (Cont'd)
(Cont'd) requirements of authorities having
jurisdiction.

.2 System Nameplates
.1 Provide labels of approved size and type
for each system with tag schedule, designating
number, service, function, colour code, normal
operating position and location of each tagged
item.
.2 Identify as follows: equipment type and
number, service or areas or zone of building
served.

1.20 Tests .1 Notice: Give written notice of date when any
and all test will be made, including Piping
Pressure test, Drainage Systems, Ductwork,
Safety Devices etc. Notice must be received by
the Contract administrator 72 hours (minimum)
in advance of all testing.

.2 All tests required to secure the approval of
the Contract administrator and/or
administrative authorities.

1.21 Start-up .1 Clean and degrease piping systems after
pressure test are completed and approved, but
prior to systems start-up and operation. This
applies to all new piping systems and existing
systems that are modified (ie. altered).

.2 Give Contract administrator written notice of
date of start-up or commissioning of equipment
or systems.

.3 Contractor shall be aware that from date of
equipment or systems commissioning there shall
be a three week stabilization period where
contractor shall ensure that all systems are
functioning properly prior to contract
administrator accepting system commissioning.
After the three week stabilization period,
provide written confirmation that system
status is fully compliant with specifications
and site requirements, and is maintaining
normal functions. If this can not be done,
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1.21 Start-up .3 (Cont'd)
(Cont'd) substantial completion shall be delayed
accordingly.

.4 Start-up/Commissioning for high pressure
washer shall be performed by the equipment
supplier; contractor to bear all associated
costs.

1.22 Instruction of .1 Furnish factory trained instructors to
Operating Staff instruct operating staff in maintenance,
adjustment and operation of mechanical
equipment, and also instruct personnel of
changes or modifications in equipment made
under terms of guarantee to the complete
satisfactory of the contract administrator.

.2 Provide instruction during regular work weeks
before systems are accepted and turned over to
operating staff for regular operation.

.3 Review instruction with City of winnipeg's
representative to ensure a thorough
understanding of equipment and its operation.

.4 Contractor shall submit to Contract
administrator, suitable document signed by
City of winnipeg or his representative,
stating:
.1 City of winnipeg has received
satisfactory instruction in operation and
maintenance of all equipment and systems.
.2 Operation and maintenance manuals have
been reviewed with City of winnipeg.
.3 Specified spare parts or components have
been turned over to the City of winnipeg.

.5 High pressure washer operating instruction
shall be performed by the equipment supplier;
contractor to bear all associated costs.

1.23 Operation and .1 Submit to the Contract administrator 3
Maintenance Manuals hard-covered binders containing a complete set
of manufacturers' operating and maintenance
instructions showing all major equipment, and
apparatus requiring maintenance for approval.
Instructions shall be complete for
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1.23 Operation and .1 (Cont'd)
Maintenance Manuals installation, operation and maintenance and
(Cont'd) shall include pertinent information such as
detailed drawings and operating curves.
Provide a daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly
as applicable maintenance schedule. Spare
parts, suppliers lists and addresses shall be
supplied. Instructions shall be reviewed with
the City of winnipegs'representative to ensure
a thorough understanding of the equipment and
its operation.

1.24 Guarantee .1 Furnish City of winnipeg with manufacturers'
guarantees for all equipment.

.2 Provide a one year warranty (minimum) on all
equipment, material, workmanship, etc. related
to this Division. This one year warranty
period shall begin on the same date as
Contract administrator's letter of substantial
completion.

1.25 Schedules and .1 The mechanical equipment, schedules, have
Appendices been listed in the appendix.

1.26 Painting .1 Apply to hangers, supports and equipment
fabricated from ferrous metals at least one
coat of corrosion resistant primer paint
before shipment to job site. All mold steel
surfaces and piping shall receive primer coat
of corrosion resistant paint including those
items which are to be covered with finished
painting and/or insulation system containing a
vapour barrier.

.2 Touch-up damaged finished equipment surfaces
to the satisfaction of the Contract
administrator. Use primer enamel to match
original. Do not paint over nameplates.

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1.27 Special Tools .1 Furnish one set of all tools required to
service equipment as recommended by
manufacturer.

1.28 Excavating .1 Perform all work in accordance with
Bedding and Department of Labour regulation and tender
Backfilling specification regarding shoring, bracing,
underpinning, excavating, bedding,
backfilling, etc.

1.29 Shut-Down of .1 The Contractor shall receive written consent
Services from the City of winnipeg prior to shutting
off any services as may be required to perform
the work.

1.30 Deficiency .1 Lists of work deficiencies will be issued at
List any time. Rectify work to the satisfaction of
Contract administrator immediately. Ensure all
contractors are notified of relative
deficiencies. Onus is on Contractor to
follow-up with written confirmation that all
items have been addressed and if not reason
and estimated resolution time frame.

1.31 Acceptable .1 Following Appendix of Manufacturers lists
Materials and materials of and materials Equipment accept
Equipment able to Contract administrator, subject to
individual clauses under the various
subsections of Mechanical Work Specifications.
See items "Material" under this section of
specification.

.2 Product noted in individual specification
clauses is an item that meets specification in
all respects regarding performance, quality of
material and workmanship, and is acceptable to
Contract administrator without qualification.
Equipment proposed from other manufacturers
listed as "Approved Manufacturer's" and
alternates shall meet same standards.

.3 Contractor to submit within forty-eight hours
of notification from Contract administrator,
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1.31 Acceptable .3 (Cont'd)
Materials and one (1) copy of fully and properly completed
Equipment Appendix of Manufacturers listing thereon
(Cont'd) names of manufacturers of products which shall
be used to execute work of Contract. If list
is not submitted within 48 hours, Contractor
must use product named in each individual
case.

.4 Submit shop drawings for all items marked
with asterisk(*).

1.32 Equipment or .1 Insulation
Material & Approved .1 Pipe insulation* J-M; Fibreglass; Atlas;
Manufacturers Knauf; Pabco.
.2 External Duct Insulation* J-M;
Fibreglass; Knauf.
.3 Fire Retardant canvas* Fattal; Radley.
.4 Adhesive* Swift; Bakelite.
.5 Lagging* Flintguard; Bakelite.

.2 Vibration Control
.1 Vibration Control products*
Vibro-Acoustics; Airmaster; Vibron.

.3 Plumbing
.1 Drainage of Waste
.1 Cast iron soil pipe Titan;
Associated; Bibby.
.2 Valves (water) Same as for heating.
.3 Valves* (gate and globe) Jenkins; Crane;
Lunkenheimer; Toyo.
.4 Valves (Butterfly)* Keystone; Jenkins;
Grinnell; Victaulic, Kurimoto.
.5 Hangers & Supports Grinnell; Crane;
Myatt
.6 Alignment Guides Adsco; Flexon; Fulton;
Yarway
.7 Drainage specialties Ancon; Zurn; (floor
drains, roof drains, cleanouts, chair carriers
etc.)
.8 Dielectric unions Watts; Epco
.9 Shock absorber* Zurn; Ancon;
.10 Strainers Spirax-Sacro; Erwel;
.11 Expansion joints* Fulton; Flexon;
Vitaulic
.12 Wall hydrants* Zurn, Ancon;
.13 Gas cocks* Mueller; Rockwell
.14 Gas regulators* Fisher
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1.32 Equipment or .3 (Cont'd)
Material & Approved .15 High pressure washer equipment* Magikist
Manufacturers .16 Grease transfer equipment Samson
(Cont'd) .17 Water softener *Magikist

.4 Air distribution
.1 Ducturns, damper hardware, fan
connections* Duro-Dyne; Duct Sealer*
Duro-Dyne; 3M; Bakelite

.5 Controls/Instrumentation
.1 Temperature Control system; *Johnson
Controls-Metasys

.6 H.V.A.C. Balance And Testing
.1 H.V.A.C. Balance & Testing Agency *Air
Movement; DFC; AHS

1.33 Liability .1 Install work in advance of concrete pouring
or similar work. Provide and set pipe sleeves
as required.

.2 Install concealed pipes and ducts neatly,
close to building structure so furring is
minimum size. Pipes, ducts and equipment
installed improperly, to be removed and
replaced without cost to City of winnipegs.

.3 Protect and maintain work until building has
been completed and accepted. Protect work
against damage during installation. Cover with
floor and wall surfaces resulting from
carrying out of work, without expense to
City of winnipegs.

.4 During welding or soldering ensure structure
is protected against fire shield with
fire-rated sheets and galvanized iron sheets.
Mount portabe fire extinguishers in welding or
soldering areas.

.5 Coordinate work with other sections to avoid
conflict and to ensure proper installation of
all equipment. Review all contract drawings.

.6 On completion of work, remove tools, surplus
and waste material and leave work in clean,
perfect condition.

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1.33 Liability .7 Protect and defend City of winnipegs in full
(Cont'd) and free use of a device which may be applied
as part of work, either in its constructon or
use after completion.

1.34 Openings in Fire.1 Provide firestopping for all openings in fire
Separations separations for passage of pipes, ducts, etc.
to maintain integrity of fire separations.

.2 Firestopping
.1 Firestopping to be Dow-Corning Fire Stop
System.
.2 Material shall be Dow-Corning silicone
elastomer Fire Stop penetration Seal and/or
Dow-Corning liquid silicone elastomer Fire
Stop Foam of density, width and depth to
maintain assembly fire resistive rating.
.3 Components shall be ULC listed.

.3 Installation
.1 Prepare all surfaces so they are clean,
dry, and frost free, as per manufacturer's
published recommendations.
.2 Use Sealant around single pipes and/or
ducts.
.3 Use Foam for multiple pipe installation.
.4 Follow manufacturer's published
installation instructions precisely including
field quality control after installation.
.5 Contractor shall submit to Contract
administrator, suitable document signed by the
manufacturer or his representative, stating:
.1 Contractor has received sufficient
installation instruction from the
manufacturer or his representative.
.2 Manufacturer or his representative
witnessed installation procedures on
site.
.6 Contractor shall remove firestopping
assembly for random inspection by Contract
administrator or their representative, and
replace at no extra cost to City of winnipeg.

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1.35 Welding .1 Do not weld when temp. of base metal is lower
Regulations than -17 degrees C except with the consent of
Contract administrator. At temp. below 0
degrees C, surface of all areas withing 75mm
(3") of point where weld is to be started, is
to be heated to temp. at least warm to the
hand before welding is commenced. At all temp.
below +4 degrees C, operator and work to be
protected against direct effect of wind and
snow.

.2 Welding performed by welder holding current
welder's certificate from Provincial
Department of Labour.

.3 Comply with fire protection standard #302
latest revision, for welding and cutting
operations, issued by Dominion Fire
Commissioner.

1.36 Commissioning .1 Contractor shall be responsible for the
& Demonstration performance and commissioning of all equipment
supplied under the H.V.A.C. Sections of Div.
15. Commissioning is the process of advancing
the installation from the stage of static
completion to full working order to specified
requirements. It is the activation of the
completed installation.

.2 Assign direct overall charge of commissioning
to a person (the commissioning coordinator)
fully qualified through practical experience
and a comprehensive knowledge of the
interactive nature of building systems and
their controls to understand the complete
system and be available to carry the project
through total completion. This person, a
Principal or an employee of the Mechanical
Contractor or hired from an outside source,
shall be responsible for Commissioning,
Demonstration to the City of winnipeg and
Contract administrator and Certifications of
Substantial and Total Performance.
Commissioning of high pressure washer system
shall be by equipment supplier; contractor to
bear all associated costs.

.3 Submit a schedule for the commissioning phase
of the work. This schedule shall show:
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1.36 Commissioning .3 (Cont'd)
& Demonstration .1 completion dates for each trade in each
(Cont'd) major section of the building.
.2 submission dates for the various
documents required prior to substantial
completion.
.3 timing of the various phases of the
commissioning, testing, balancing and
demonstration process.

.4 Commissioning is concluded when systems have
been balanced and the installation is in full
working order and acceptable for use. The work
will include the following:
.1 Position all balance dampers in
ductwork.
.2 make provisions for testing air
pressures and flow rates.
.3 set up air diffusers, registers and
grilles for optimum distribution/comfort.
.4 set up and test all alarm and protective
devices.

.5 At the conclusion of commissioning,
demonstrate the operation of the system. This
demonstration shall include:
.1 operation of all alarm and protective
devices.
.2 operation of all equipment and systems
under each mode of operating including, but
not limited to: automatic controls, radiant
heaters, pressure washer system, grease
transfer system.

.6 At the completion of commissioning, testing,
balancing and demonstration submit the
following to the Contract administrator:
.1 a letter certifying that all work
specified under this contract is complete,
clean and operational in accordance with the
specification and drawings.
.2 record drawings as specified.
.3 Provincial Gas Inspection Dept.
approval.
.4 a letter from the testing and balancing
agency certifying that all necessary data for
inclusion in operating and maintenance manuals
has been received.
.5 a list of all alarm and protective
devices tested, with the final operating
settings.
City of Winnipeg Insulation Section 15180
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PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Related Work .1 Painting Section 09900
Specified Elsewhere
.2 Mechanical General Provisions Section 15010

.3 Plumbing Section 15400

.4 Air Distribution Section 15800

1.2 Description of .1 Provide insulation on the following systems:
System
.1 Domestic cold water lines.
.2 Domestic hot water supply and recirc.
lines.
.3 Outdoor air ductwork and plenums.
.4 Exhaust and relief air ductwork.
.5 Miscellaneous drain lines.
.6 The repair and/or replacement of pipe
insulation on existing lines connection
points.
.7 Insulate existing chimney openings, seal
water tight above and below roof level.

.2 Provide covering of insulation materials, ie.
A.S.J., canvas, aluminum, PVC Jacketing, where
specified. *All piping to be insulated
waterproof jacket required on all new and
existing piping insulation within washbay
area. Insulated ducts to be canvas wrapped and
mastic coated.

.3 Prepare insulation surfaces to receive primer
and finish painting.

.4 Insulation protection shields shall not be
used.

.5 Insulate between protection saddles and
piping.

.6 All final pipe and duct installations
including insulation, covering and adhesive
shall have a flame spread rating of not
greater than 25.

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1.3 Reference .1 Conform with the requirements of the plans
Standards and specification the local authorities having
jurisdiction and the Local Building Codes. In
the case of conflicting requirements, be
governed by the most severe regulations.

.2 Use latest edition of all referenced codes,
standards, regulations, etc.

1.4 Definitions .1 "Exposed pipe" or "exposed ductwork": pipe
and ductwork in finished spaces.

.2 "Concealed spaces": Furred spaces, pipe and
duct shafts; unheated spaces immediately below
roofs; spaces above furred ceilings; concealed
spaces over unexcavated areas, and
crawlspaces.

.3 "Finished space": other spaces, including
enterable chases, service cores, crawlspace
and equipment rooms.

1.5 Samples .1 If requested by administrative authority or
Contract administrator, supply complete
assembly of each type of insulation system, on
1" plywood board. Affix type written label
beneath sample indicating service.

1.6 Shop Drawings .1 Submit shop drawings in accordance with
Section 15010.

.2 In addition to items noted in Section 15010,
submit manufacturer's catalogue information
relating to the following:
.1 Installation techniques for pipe,
fittings and valves.
.2 Jointing recommendations.
.3 Recommended adhesives.

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PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Materials .1 Meet NFPA Standard 90A-1990, and 255-1990:
UL-723-1971 and 465-1972 unless non-conforming
materials have been approved by the authority
having jurisdication for special applications
and meet with the acceptance of the
Contract administrator.

.2 Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada label or
satisfactory certified report from approved
testing laboratory is required to indicate
that fire hazard ratings of materials proposed
for use do not exceed those specified.

.3 Flameproofing treatments subject to
deterioration due to effects of high humidity
are not acceptable.

.4 Contract administrator reserves right to
demand test samples of insulation systems and
individual system components for fire hazard
test rating. Be responsible for cost of all
testing.

2.2 Compatibility .1 Provide adhesives, sealers, vapour coating,
of Components mastics, laggings and bedding compounds, which
are compatible with materials to which they
are applied. Use components which shall not
soften, corrode or otherwise attack other
component material in either wet or dry state.
Use materials recommended by manufacturer of
insulation as suitable for application
proposed. Apply all materials within ambient
temperatures recommended by manufacturer.

2.3 Standard of .1 Insulation materials: Only materials
Acceptance conforming to paragraph 2.1 are acceptable for
use on this project.

.2 Coatings, sealers and adhesives: Benjamin
Foster Co.; Minnesota Mining and Mfg. of
Canada Ltd.; The Flintkote Co.; Jacob and
Thompson; Duro-Dyne.

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2.3 Standard of .3 Caulking compound: The Tremco Manufacturing
Acceptance Co; Thiokol; Canadian Hanson & Van Winkle Co.
(Cont'd) Ltd.; Benfamin Foster Co.

.4 Tape: Arno Dr. School's Tape Division; 3M;
Duro-Dyne.

.5 Prefabricated fitting and equipment
insulation, demountable: Insulacoustics Ltd.,
Ottawa.

2.4 Thermal .1 Provide:
Insulation .1 CGSB 51-GP-9c: Mineral fibre sleeving
for piping and round ducting. Maximum
temperature 204 degrees C.
.2 CGSB 51-GP-10b: Mineral fibre, block or
board for ducting, machinery and boilers.
Maximum temperature 232 degrees C.
.3 CGSB 51-GP-11a: Mineral fibre, blanket,
for piping, ducting, machinery and boilers.
.4 CGSB 51-GP-38: Cellular glass, pipe
covering, blocks or boards.

2.5 Accessories .1 Wire
.1 Vapour barrier insulations: stainless
steel wire 18 gauge, dead soft annealed, type
304.
.2 Otherwise: galvanized annealed wire 15
gauge.

.2 Mesh
.1 Vapour barrier insulation: 25 mm (1")
hexagonal mesh, 20 gauge, type 304 stainless
steel or monel.
.2 Otherwise: 25 mm (1") hexagonal mesh, 15
gauge galvanized annealed wire.

.3 Stainless steel skewers: 6d stainless steel
nails.

.4 Weld pins 3 mm (1/8") x 25 mm (1") x 30 mm (1
1/4") rectangular ms, pins with 15 mm (5/8")
hole at projecting end.
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2.5 Accessories .5 Stainless steel strap 12 mm (1/2") by 0.55 mm
(Cont'd) type 304, dead soft.

.6 Aluminum strap 12 mm (1/2") x 0.55 mm.

.7 Velcro straps with standard buckles. Standard
of Acceptance: Canadian Velcro Ltd.

.8 Top and bottom equipment supports:
galvanized, slotted steel with 25 mm (1") x 6
mm (1/4") slots for wire or strap attachment.

2.6 Covering .1 PVC:
.1 Piping exposed to moisture, outdoor
installations:
.1 Provide PVC pipe and fitting
jacketing c/w solvent weld sealer.
.2 Meets 25/50 flame and smoke rating
and all applicable codes or regulations.
.3 Color finish to suit application
area.
.4 Standard of acceptance: Knauf Proto
PVC fitting and pipe jacketing.

.2 Aluminum to CSA HA.4-1968.
.1 Piping exposed to moisture and/or
mechanical damage: factory fabricated jackets,
0.40 mm thick with longitudinal slip joints
and aluminum alloy or stainless steel butt
straps with mechanical fasteners.
.2 Jackets on fittings, 0.40 mm thick, die
shaped components of alloy with factory
attached protective liner on interior surface.

.3 Canvas:
.1 Equipment in Mechanical and Equipment
Rooms and exposed piping and ducts: compact,
firm, heavy, plain weave cotton fabric, 205
g/m2 minimum, U.L.C. listed.
.2 Use 99 g fitting cotton on concealed
valves and fittings for plumbing and heating.
Use U.L.C. listed materials.
.3 Seal all canvas with lagging adhesive in
preparation for painting.

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2.7 Facing .1 Provide to CGSB 51-GP-52 vapour barrier
Materials jacket and facing material for pipe, duct and
equipment, thermal insulation. Type 1: High
puncture resistance. Type 2: Moderate puncture
resistance.

.2 Standard of Acceptance: Canadian
Johns-Manville Flamebar, WFB and BFB
alumi-seal "Zero-Perm".

2.8 Lagging .1 Apply lagging adhesive for lagging canvas to
Adhesives insulating or finishing cement on calcium
silicate and hard finished cement surface.

.2 Standard of Acceptance:
.1 Permastik 2001, or Sealfast 30.36.
.2 Provide vapour barrier mastic Benjamin
Foster 82-07, Flintkote 230-04 where required.

2.9 Weatherproofing .1 Provide silicone based heat resistant
and Moisture Proof caulking, set into fabric reinforcing cloth
Caulking extending 75 mm each side of caulk line, at
flashings, wherever weather barrier joint is
required and at expansion joints.

.2 Nonsetting sealer for sliding insulation
surfaces shall meet US Federal Specification,
TT-S-0227E; Standard of Acceptance: Tremco
(Dymeric); Thiokol.

.3 On exterior of insulated piping, use white
petroleum jelly between sliding
circumferential surfaces made of 75 mm to 150
mm wide 0.55 mm aluminum bands forming top
shield and slip shield. Standard of
Acceptance: Vaseline.

2.10 Piping, Duct .1 Piping Note: Runouts - denotes piping 50 mm
and Equipment (2") and less in size, 3.6 M (12'-0") or less
Insulation System in length.

Use fibreglass with a minimum of nominal
density of 88.3 Kg/M3 (5.5 lbs per cubic
foot).

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2.10 Piping, Duct .2 Ducts
and Equipment
Insulation System
(Cont'd)

Use board and blanket with minimum nominal
densities of 48 Kg/M3 (3.0" per cu. foot) and
1.2 Kg/M3 (0.75" per cu. foot) respectively.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Preparation .1 Confirm systems have been hydrostatically and
pressure tested and are acceptable to the
Contract administrator prior to commencement
of any work.

.2 Ascertain all surfaces to be covered are
clean and dry and all foreign material, such
as rust, scale, dirt, etc. has been removed.

.3 Clean and degrease piping, hanger rods, etc.,
as required to assure proper adhesion of
insulation materials.

.4 Ensure all ferrous surfaces have received
coat of rust penetrating protective paint
before applying any insulation system which
includes vapour barrier.

.5 Ensure that insulation is clean and dry
during installation and application of all
finishes.

.6 Do not apply or finish any insulation if
ambient temperture of space is less than 13
degrees C.

3.2 Workmanship .1 Work shall be performed by licensed
journeymen.

.2 Install insulation with smooth and even
surfaces, with round shapes laid to true
circular and concentric shape, shaped to blend
with fitting insulation and adjacent covering,
with full length section and tight to
insulated object.
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3.2 Workmanship .3 Apply insulation materials, accessories and
(Cont'd) finishes in accordance with manufacturer's
recommendations.

.4 Preformed insulation: sectional up to 300 mm
(12") ips, sectional or curved segmented above
300 mm (12") ips. With multi-layered
insulation, use staggered butt joint
construction.

.5 Supports:
.1 Where pipe hangers are in direct contact
with the pipe, treat pipe hanger and pipe
assembly as a fitting.
.2 Vertical pipe over 50 mm (2"): use
insulation supports welded or bolted to pipe
directly above lowest pipe fitting. Thereafter
located on 5 M(16'-0") centres (minimum) or at
each floor penetration, whichever is less, and
at each valve or pair of line flanges.
.3 Space insulation and support for
movement of piping at least 25 mm (1") where
no provision for expansion/contraction has
been made.

.6 Secure insulation where provisions are not
stipulated in manufacturer's recommendations
or otherwise specified.
.1 For pipe, ductwork or equipment with 300
mm (12") o.d. or less, including thickness of
insulation, secure insulation with wire.
.2 For pipe, ductwork or equipment with
o.d. of more than 300 mm (12") including
thickness of insulation, secure inner layers
of insulation with wire and secure outside
layer of insulation with straps.
.3 For pipe, ductwork, or equipment, of any
size, with metal jacketing, secure inner
layers of insulation with wire and metal
jacket with straps.
.4 For Items .2 and .3 above, filament tape
may be used in lieu of wire only.
.5 Do not compress insulation.

.7 Install insulation expansion joints every 6m
(maximum) on expansion loop portion of piping
systems and every 15m (50'-0") (maximum) on
uninterrupted straight pipe or duct in both
horizontal and vertical. Terminate single
layer and each layer of multiple layers in
straight cut. Leave space of 25mm (1") between
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3.2 Workmanship .7 (Cont'd)
(Cont'd) terminations. Pack void tightly with glass
wool. Protect with stainless steel or aluminum
sleeves. Protect vapour barrier insulation as
per ASTM C585 with silicone compound or
petroleum jelly (Vaseline) between sliding
shields.

.8 Penetrations:
.1 Pack solid around pipes whether covered,
or uncovered where they pass through sleeves,
for depth of penetration with mineral fibre
insulation. Those with vapour barrier jacket
are to have continuous covering. Pipe sleeves
to accommodate full thickness of insulation
and allow pipe expansion. Provide mastic
topping at penetrations through basement
walls, equipment rooms, etc. Refer to Section
15010.
.2 Duct insulation with vapour barrier
shall be continuous, except at fire dampers.

.9 Butt Joints:
.1 Place joints on top of duct wherever
practical. Butt joints on side of duct for
flexible duct insulation.
.2 Adhere and seal laps of vapour barrier
cover or vapour barrier strip of 100 mm
miminum width furnished with insulation, using
vapour seal adhesives.

.10 Sagging of duct insulation will not be
acceptable.

.11 Stagger both longitudinal and horizontal
joints, on duct insulation of multilayered
construction.

.12 Piping:
.1 For valves, fittings and equipment
requiring periodic inspection and/or
maintenance of parts and sub-assemblies,
listed or shown use factory fabricated easily
disassembled insulation. Submit samples for
approval for the Contract administrator. List
of equipment requiring same:
.1 Control valves.
.2 Expansion joints.
.3 Filters.
.4 Pressure regulating valves.
.5 Pumps.
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3.2 Workmanship .12 Piping:(Cont'd)
(Cont'd) .2 Terminate insulation at each end of
unions and flanges on low temperature systems,
at pipe hangers, and at other points where
required, with insulation cement, to CGSB
51-GP-6, trowelled on bevel.
.3 Allow for radial expansion of pipe and
permit pipe to move longitudinally inside
insulation and to expand and contract without
opening up joints between sections.
.4 Gouge out insulation for proper fit
where there is interference between weld bead
and insulation. Insulation shall be bevelled
away from studs and nuts to permit their
removal without damage to insulation, and
shall be closely and neatly trimmed around
extending parts of pipe saddles, supports,
hangers and clamp guides and sealed with
insulating cement.

3.3 Insulation .1 Insulate: plumbing and domestic water piping.
.1 All domestic hot fittings and equipment.
.1 Use either .1 or .2 whichever is
longer.
.1 From exterior penetration
(building insulation location) for a
distance of 3 M (10'-0") into
interior of building.
.2 From exterior penetration
(building insulation location), all
horizontal piping and vertical drop
from horizontal piping to floor
penetration.
.3 Any horizontal or vertical
piping in cold spaces.
.2 Fittings: expansion joints, flanges,
unions, valve bodies up to gland bonnets.
Type: oversided demountable hinged type with
metal jackets.

.2 Insulate: heating, ventilating and air
conditioning ductwork systems:
.1 Outside air intake and combustion air
ductwork.

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3.4 Insulation of .1 All fittings, except where noted:
Fittings Flanges, .1 Up to and including 50 mm (2");
Valve Bodies & Duct insulating cement CGSB 51-GP-6a with embedded
Covering cotton jacket.
.2 65 mm (2 1/2") and larger; build up ends
of insulation on piping with preformed pipe
insulation, block insulation, prefabricated
cellular glass by wrapping with strips of
fibrous glass blanket to CGSB 51-GP-11a to
same thickness and type as adjoining pipe
insulation.
.3 Vapour seal ends of insulation with
pressure sensitive, vapour barrier adhesive
and polyethylene tapes.
.4 Fasteners: per manufacturer's
recommendations or as otherwise specified.
.5 Finishes:
.1 Embed cotton jacket in wet
finishing cement CGSB 51-GP-7a.
.2 Provide glass fibre reinforced
draft foil laminate vapour barrier (FSK)
rated 0.02 perms; having 50 mm (2")
overlap on longitudinal joints. Wrap butt
transverse joints with 100 mm (4") wide
band of vapour barrier jacket. Seal laps
and bends with pressure sensitive vapour
barrier, adhesive or with mastic.
.3 Coat so that glass fabric is
embedded and sealed in vapour barrier,
mastic. Overlap minimum of 50 mm (2").
Overall, seal with polyethylene tape
using vapour barrier adhesive.

.2 Prefabricated cellular glass:
.1 Provide thickness equal to that of
insulation on adjoining pipe.
.2 Provide 250 mm (10") x 250 mm (10") open
weave mesh glass cloth overlapping 150 mm (6")
onto adjoining pipe, on coating of tacky
vapour seal lagging adhesive; before first
coat is dry apply second coat of vapour
barrier adhesive.
.3 Provide for slip pipe expansion joints,
with metal liner and removable insulation
cover access holes with removable panels.
.4 Vapour seal protruding metal parts:
valve stems, sliding parts of mechanical
expansion joint insulating covers: provide 1.5
mm thick rubber or neoprene gasket between
pipe support shield and insulation.

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3.4 Insulation of .3 Duct covering: cover exposed ductwork, as
Fittings Flanges, shown, seams to be lapped at least 50 mm (2")
Valve Bodies & Duct and located where least visible, using
Covering adhesive lagging to secure overlapping edges.
(Cont'd) Provide over vapour barrier or coating.

3.5 Ductwork .1 Adhere rigid insulation and flexible
insulation for flat portion of duct over 600
mm (24") wide, to duct surface with insulation
adhesive and welded pins. Apply adhesive in
150 mm (6") wide strips at 300 mm (12")
maximum spacing. Locate welded pins at 300 mm
(12") maximum spacing and secure to duct with
welding gun. Use minimum of two rows of
fastener per side. Use welding procedure which
will not distort duct nor burn through or
destroy duct finish, but which will develop
full strength of pin. Pin sizes shall be as
recommended by insulation manufacturer for
type and thickness of insulation specified.
Impale insulation over pins and secure with
suitable speed washers or clips. Remove
protruding ends of welded pins flush with
washers or clips. Remove protruding ends of
welded pins flush with washers. Restore vapour
barrier where pierced by pins with patches
made from same material as vapour barrier and
secure with vapour proof adhesive or use
pressure sensitive vapour barrier tape. Where
insulation is installed on panels or ductwork
with standing seams of flanged joints,
insulation shall be butted tightly against and
not over seam or flange.

.2 Where rigid fibrous glass duct insulation is
used, moulded block or board insulation shall
be sized or cut, bevelled and scored to
provide complete and tight fit to duct
surface.

.3 Adhere and seal laps of vapour barrier jacket
or vapour barrier strips of 100 mm (4")
minimum width furnished with insulation with
vapour proof adhesive.

.4 Insulation on casings, fan and exposed
ductwork shall have all voids, cracks, etc.,
pointed-up with insulating cement to leave
smooth and even surface with 50 mm (2") x 50
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3.5 Ductwork .4 (Cont'd)
(Cont'd) mm x 0.40 mm protective aluminum corners
secured with tape until canvas covered.

.5 Duct Covering:
.1 Cover exposed ductwork with 170 g canvas
covering using adhesive lagging to neatly
secure overlapping edges. Canvas shall be over
any vapour barrier jacket or coating specified
and all seams shall be lapped at least 50 m
(2").
.2 Locate seams where least visible.

3.6 Sizing .1 Coat canvas covering exposed in finished
spaces with diluted coat of lagging adhesive
as recommended by insulation manufacturer.

3.7 Moisture .1 Provide PVC covering over all pipe insulation
Proofing exposed to moisture.

.2 Use same materials as specified for pipe
exposed to mechanical damage except that
joints and seams shall be made watertight. Use
Silicone sealant or manufacturer approved
product.

END
City of Winnipeg Plumbing Section 15400
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PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 General .1 All General Conditions, Mechanical General
Sections and General Requirements of the
Contract Documents shall govern this section
of the Specifications.

.2 Related work elsewhere:
.1 General Conditions Section 15010
.2 Insulation Section 15180

1.2 Description .1 The following is a general description of the
of Work work involved:

.2 -sanitary drainage system
-cold water system
-high pressure washer system
-water softener
-grease transfer system
-gas piping modification/extension/removal
-compressed air system modification

1.3 Codes, .1 Installation and workmanship shall conform to
Standards and the following standards:
Approvals -National Building Code 1995
-Manitoba Plumbing Code 1995

1.4 Temporary .1 The plumbing equipment and systems shall not
Usage of Plumbing used be without the written permission of the
Equipment Design Authority and in no circumstances shall
be used prior to testing and inspection.

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PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Drainage .1 Underground Sanitary and Storm below building
Pipe & Fittings - slab: -Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene Drain
Inside Building Waste and Vent (ABS-DWV) pipe fittings
conforming to CSA B181.1-1973. -Polyvinyl
Chloride (PVC) drain waste and vent pipe and
pipe fittings conforming to CSA B181.2-1973.
Note: transition to C.I./P.V.C. shall be below
slab.

.2 Soil, Waste, Vent Stacks, and Drains above
slab:

.3 Note: -class 4000 mechanical joint cast iron
soil pipe and mechanical joint couplings shall
be of one manufacturer. -PVC piping shall be
allowed below slab only.

2.2 Domestic .1 Hot and Cold above and below slab: - Type 'L'
Water Piping & hard drawn copper tubing ASTM B-88 3rd partly
Fittings - Inside certified, with cast brass or wrought copper
Building streamline fittings and 95.5 silver solder
joints.

2.4 Grading & .1 Grade all water supply piping so that it can
Draining of Piping be drained through drain cocks or fixtures.

.2 Horizontal sanitary and storm drains shall
have a fall of not less than 1% for 4" (100mm)
or larger & 2% for piping 3" (75mm) and under.

.3 All vent pipes shall be graded to drain back
to soil or waste pipes.

2.6 Water Hammer .1 Provide arrestors to Plumbing and Drainage
Arrestors (shock Institute Standard PDI WH 201 on branch
absorbers) supplies to each fixture or group of fixtures,
at each quick closing valve and where
indicated.

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2.6 Water Hammer .2 Size of arrestors to PDI WH 201.
Arrestors (shock
absorbers) .3 Standard Acceptance: Ancon series or equal as
(Cont'd) manufactured by Enpoco, Antrol Diatrol, or
Zurn.

.4 Any location requiring a water hammer
arrestor shall have a Crane 9202 (or equal)
ball valve installed directly under the
arrestor. Provide suitable acces panel to
devices.

2.7 Air Vents .1 Provide automatic float type air vents at all
high points of water system.

.2 Provide shut-off valve in piping air vent.

.3 Provide indirect drain line form air vent to
discharge to closest accepted point of
discharge.

.4 Any location requiring an air vent shall have
a Crane 9202 (or equal) ball valve installed
directly, under air vent. Provide suitable
access panel to devices.

2.8 Flanges & .1 Install unions or flanges on all connections
Unions to reducing valves, control valves, fixtures,
and equipment.

.2 Unless otherwise noted, connections up to and
including 2" (50mm) size shall have unions.

.3 Larger connections shall be flanged.

2.11 Temperature & .1 Scope: -Equipment as required.
Pressure Relief
Valves
.2 Design: -Watts A.S.M.E. rated.

.3 Noted: -pipe T & P valve full outlet size to
floor drain and arrange to prevent
splash-over.

.4 Acceptable Manufacturers: -Cash Acme watts
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2.13 Hangers & .1 Hanger Supports: -carbon steel construction
Supports
-adjustable for proper grading
-rods (in accordance with A.N.S.I. B-31).
Cadmium plated continuous thread.
-Grinnell Fig. 146 or Myatt Fig. 434
-all support rods, nuts, etc. shall be
Imperial measure.
-Hanger types:
-up to (25mm) 1" Grinnell Fig. 269 or Myatt
Fig. 120:(32mm) 1-1/4" and larger Grinnell
Fig. 260 or 65, Myatt Fig. 122 or 124
-hangers for copper pipe shall be copper
plated, plastic dipped, or pipe wrapped with
Polyken tape at hangers.
-Maximum Hanger Spacing: (maximum spacing for

cast iron is 1.5m).
NPS Pipe Rod Diam. Steel Copper
up to 3/4" 3/8" 6'-0" 6'-0"
1" to 1 1/4" 3/8" 8'-0" 6'-0"
1 1/2" to 2" 3/8" 10'-0" 8'-0"
2 1/2" to 3" 1/2" 12'-0" 8'-0"

.2 Wall Supports: -horizontal pipe adjacent to
wall -angle iron wall brackets with specified
hangers -vertical pipe adjacent to wall
-exposed pipe wall guide, Grinnell Fig. 235 or
236 -channel type supports (Brundy, Canadian
Strut, Cantress or Unistrut).

.3 Floor Supports: -do not support piping from
the floor unless specifically indicated.
Vertical pipe: -risers where they pass through
floors - standard riser clamps, Grinnell Fig.
261 or Myatt Fig. 182, for copper use Grinnell
Fig. CT-121.
-base or risers where they are adjacent to and
above floor slabs, adjustable fabricated steel
floor supports.

.4 Inserts, Anchors and Beam Clamps: -selected
for application and load (Grinnell or Myatt).
-do not use explosive type inserts unless
permitted by the Contract administrator.

.5 Note: -all piping running below structured
slab shall be hung from slab
-on insulated piping where the insulation is
called to have continuous vapour barrier,
install oversized hangers and insulation
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2.13 Hangers & .5 Note:(Cont'd)
Supports protection shields with gauges and lengths as
(Cont'd) recommended by manufacturer. -hangers and
supports for gas piping shall be in accordance
with the National Standard of Canada "Natural
Gas Installation Code" CAN 1-B149.M-91. See
Schedule A at end of this section.

2.14 Pipe Sleeves .1 Pipe penetration through fire separations
& Escutcheons required to have a Fire Resistance Rating.

.2 Interior Partition (drywall).

.3 Interior concrete or block walls: -Schedule
40 steel pipe sleeve -removable plastic
sleeve.

.4 Penetration through fire separations not
required to have a Fire Resistance Rating.

.5 Interior walls other than concrete or block
walls: 0.61mm (24 gauge) galvanized steel
sleeve.

.6 Interior concrete or block walls and floor
slabs (dry areas): Schedule 40 steel pipe
sleeve. Removable plastic sleeve.

.7 Outside walls, roof slabs and floor slabs
(wet areas): Schedule 40 steel pipe sleeve.

Note:
-supply and installation of pipe sleeves is
included in this section of the work.
-sleeves shall be concentric with pipe.
-size sleeves to allow for continuity of
insulation in all areas.
-extend sleeves 2" (50mm) above floor slabs in
all areas.
-extend sleeves through outside walls 1"
beyond exterior face.
-caulk sleeves through outside walls with
flexible caulking compound.
-install chrome plated escutcheon plates on
exposed piping passing through walls, floors
and ceilings in finished areas. Secure
escutcheon plates to walls, floors, etc. with
silicone on back of plate.
-sleeves shall be sized to accomodate
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2.14 Pipe Sleeves .7 (Cont'd)
& Escutcheons
(Cont'd)
insulated piping where applicable.

2.15 Valves .1 Scope: Water Service -each single item of
equipment -where indicated on the drawings

.2 Scope: Cold Water Service

.3 Gate - 125 psig (861.8 KPA) shut-off: Flanged
ends 2 1/2" (64mm) and larger; Crane 465-1/2,
Jenkins 404, Lunkenheimer 1430C, Red & White
421A.

.4 Ball - 125 psig (861.8 KPA)- shutoff: Screwed
end joints 2" (50mm) and smaller -Watts
B-6000, Apollo-70 series, Jenkins-1101-T,
Crane 93-TF, Nippco, T-580-BR, Worcester
4211-RT, Red & White Fig. 5044A.

.5 Check - 125 psig (861.8 KPA) - horizontal:
Screwed end joints 2" (50mm) and smaller
-Crane 37, Jenkins 92, Lunkenheimer 2144, Red
& White 236 Flanged ends 2 1/2"(64mm) and
larger. -Crane 373, Jenkins 587, Lunkenheimer
1790C, Red & White 435A.

2.16 Miscellaneous .1 All miscellaneous metal related to the
Metal Related to plumbing systems, all metal back up plates and
Plumbing Systems supports for all ceiling or wall supported
equipment or plumbing fixtures is part of this
section of the work.

.2 Unless otherwise shown on drawings steel
items shall be as follows: Frames:
-angle iron with 5/16" (8mm) locating strip
welded to it. -welded-on anchoring lugs at a
min. of 3'-0" (/m) centres
Coverplates: -5/16" (8mm) checker plate in
sections not exceeding 10 sq. ft. (0.93m
2
) in
size -lifting holes at the ends of each
section -provide gasketting between frames and
coverplates for sanitary systems.

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2.16 Miscellaneous .3 Note: Mechanical trades shall lay out all
Metal Related to pipe trenches and sumps. Hand over two cover
Plumbing Systems lifting keys to the City of winnipeg. Frames
(Cont'd) which are not out of level or coverplates
which are warped will be rejected. Prime coat
after fabrication with two (2) coats of red
lead primer in this section of the work. See
Division 9 of specification for finish
painting requirements.

2.17 High Pressure .1 Magikist HWH60-5-20-N-99-L-O-C high pressure
Washer System washer boiler, 5.0 us gpm, 200 psi. HWG40
natural gas fired heater sectin w/ 395 MBH
input, 3/4" gas supply connection (7" w.c. gas
pressure), 10" flue outlet, electronic
ignition, ProSafe heater controls, modulating
gas valve. Hx series pressure pump, 7.5 Hp,
208V, 3 phase motor.

.2 Provide unit c/w side-by-side stand,
Magikminder automatic liquid level
proportioner, CPTX control panel, two(20
remote control boxes with timed shutdown
(includes ELCREM-2P remote box w/ pushbutton
start/stop and toggle soap/rinse selection).
Pressure regulator assembly and quick connect
coupling at proportioner.

.3 Track and roller system: As provided by
Pressure washer supplier, to be wall mounted
along each side of the Washbay (50' length
each side). Each track system to be c/w 3-8'
flexible hose loops per 10' track section
(total of 120' per side).

.4 High pressure/high pressure hose from boilers
discharge to hose rack loops, two high
pressure trigger, gun and extension at ground
level w/ wall hooks.

.5 Water softener: Waterrite/Filtersoft A40-460
commerical water softener, w/ WR11060 by-pass
valve, 40,000 grain, electronic demand
controller.

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2.18 Grease Transfer .1 Samson model 624 transfer pumps c/w model 984
System filter/regulator/lubricator with integral
pressure gauge, model 418026 drum cover, 90
degree switch spring rewind hose reel c/w wall
mounting plate and 100' hose length model 1115
grease nozzle w/ Z-swivel, compressed air
quick connect.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 General .1 Copper pipe shall not be buried except where
specifically noted on drawings.

.2 All pipe shall be cut accurately to
measurements taken at site. All changes in
direction made with fittings.

.3 All connections to equipment made with unions
or flanges.

.4 Remove valve working parts during
installation to prevent damage from heat where
brazing, slodering, or welding is used.

.5 Comply with CSA Standard W117.2 "Code for
Safety in Welding and Cutting".

.6 Drain pipes dropping into slab on grade shall
have sisson joint arranged to take up movement
of slab.

.7 Run all piping in accessible pipe spaces in
such a way that it does not interfere with
free access into pipe space.

.8 Co-operate with all contractor to properly
locate all equipment connections.

.9 Provide a shutoff valve on supply
connections, at each piece of equipment, along
w/ backflow prevention device (at water
softener/pressure washer connection).

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3.2 Tests and .1 Furnish all labour, materials, instruments,
Inspections etc. necessary for all required tests. All
work shall be subject to inspection by local
plumbing inspector and design authority. At
least forty-eight (48) hours notice shall be
given in advance of making the required tests.

.2 Tests on plumbing systems shall consist of
pressure tests. All leaks shall be corrected
by remaking the joints. The systems shall be
retested until no leaks are observed. Tests
shall be as follows: Sanitary waste system
-hydraulic 10 ft. for 8 hours.

.3 All plumbing fixtures shall be tested for
soundness, stability of support and correct
operation.

.4 No plumbing system or part thereof shall be
covered until it has been inspected and
approved. If any plumbing system or part
thereof is covered before being inspected or
approved, it shall be uncovered upon the
direction of the Plumbing Inspector or Design
Authority.

3.3 Piping .1 All piping systems, including all take-offs
Expansion shall be so installed within the building that
the piping and connected equipment will in no
way be distorted by expansion, contraction or
settling.

.2 If circumstances on the job require
additional changes in direction from those
shown on the drawings, the configuration shall
be adjusted to suit at no extra cost.

.3 Anchors shall be installed where necessary to
control expansion. Expansion joints or loops
shall be installed on hot water and gas
distribution piping where required.

3.4 Shop Drawings .1 Submit shop drawings for the following items:
-Pressure washer equipment -water sofener -
Grease transfer system -domestic water system
controls, valves -fixture brochures -floor
drains -water hammer arrestors -equipment
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3.4 Shop Drawings .2 See Mechanical General Section of work for
(Cont'd) general requirements.

3.5 Operating .1 See Mechanical General Section of work for
& Maintenance general requirements.
Manuals
.2 Include in the manual the following items
related to this section of the work:
-comprehen sive description of the operation
of the system, including the function of each
item of equipment within the system. -detailed
instructions for the normal maintenance of all
systems and equipment installed including
procedures and frequency of operational checks
and service and trouble shooting instructions.
-local source of supply for each item of
equipment. -lubrication schedule, indicating
the recommended lubricants and grades (grease
or oil) for all lubricated equipment
components. -labelling and identification
schedules. -valve schedule, including
location, service and normal position for all
domestic systems. -warranties, certificates
and miscellaneous reports. -manufacturer's
operating and maintenance brochures, including
wiring diagrams, pump curves with the
operating point indicated and control
maintenance bulletins.

3.6 Special .1 Sleeving of piping may be necessary through
Requirements parts of the concrete structure. All sleeve
Regarding Sleeving locations are the responsibility of this the
Through Cast-In section of the work and shall be approved by
Place Concrete contract administrator prior to concrete
pouring.

END
City of Winnipeg Heating Section 15700
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PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Requirements of .1 Tanks shall bear approval of Manitoba
Regulatory Agencies Department of Labour, and when applicable,
shall bear label of Underwriters' Laboratories
of Canada.

Section 15010.

.2 Shop drawings are required for:
.1 Equipment.
.2 Gas flex connectors.
.3 Equipment supports, saddles and bases.

1.3 Maintenance .1 Provide maintenance data for incorporation
Data into maintenance manual.

1.4 HVAC Equipment .1 In the case of discrepancy between
and Systems architectural and mechanical drawings as to
Components number, type or location of heating equipment
and systems components, obtain written ruling
during tender call.

.2 Subsequent to close of tender, if a
discrepancy is noted between architectural and
mechanical drawings as to number, type or
location of heating equipment and systems
components, then the greater number shall be
furnished with the type and location as
determined by the Contract administrator at no
additional charge or expense to the City of
winnipeg.

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PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Gas Fired .1 IR-1/2: Two Schwank STS-P155-40-WP gas fired
Radiant Heaters radiant heaters c/w glycol, potted iginition,
stainless steel housing, 900mm Type-2 double
wall gas/propane flex connections, full length
stainless shield reflectors, sealed combustion
kits.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Piping .1 Examine areas where work is to be performed
Installation for:
.1 Anything that affects execution and
quality of work.
.2 Equipment clearances.
.3 Equipment access requirements.

3.2 Equipment .1 Examine areas where work is to be performed
Installation for:
quality of work.
.2 Clearances for equipment access
(maintenance, inspection and removal).

.2 Install all equipment in accordance with
manufacturer's recommendations.

.3 Make tests to demonstrate capabilities and
general operating characteristics of all
equipment, as instructed by the Contract
administrator.

3.3 Gas Fired .1 Coordinate with appropriate contractors to
Radiant Heaters modify/extend existing gas service to new
radiant heater flex connection, installation
of chimney venting/intake duct, existing DDC
controls modifications.

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3.4 Clean-up .1 Maintain all work areas in clean condition.

.2 Leave all systems operating with work areas
clean to the satisfaction of the Contract
administrator.

.3 Remove all paper, marks and nametags (do not
remove nameplates). Protect all equipment
during construction. Cover equipment as
required by the Contract administrator at any
and all times for protection.

END
City of Winnipeg Air Distribution Section 15800
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Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL
1.1 Related Work
Specified Elsewhere .1 Mechanical General Provision Section 15010
.2 Insulation: Section 15180
.3 Plumbing Section 15400
.4 Heating Section 15700
.5 Controls Section 15900
.6 Balancing and Testing Section 15990

1.2 Description of .1 Provide complete supply, exhaust, and outside
Systems air systems including but not limited to, the
following:
.1 Ductwork and appurtenances such as
balancing dampers, etc.
.2 Chimney power venter.
.3 Chimney stack.

.2 At end of work, leave complete, tested and
operating system to Contract administrator's
satisfaction.

.3 Combustion air/vent air duct down from roof
hoods c/w birdscreen.

.4 Existing abanoned chimney openings not
scheduled for reuse shall be sealed water
tight above and below roof, and insulated.

1.3 Reference .1 Conform with the requirements of the plans
Standards and specifications, the local authorities
having jurisdiction and the Local Building
Codes. In the case of conflicting
requirements, be governed by the most severe
regulations.

.2 Use latest edition of all referenced codes,
standards, regulations, etc.

.3 Conform to ASHRAE and SMACNA Standards.

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1.4 Requirements of .1 Electrical equipment shall bear CSA and ULC
Regulatory Agencies labels attesting to having met test standards
of agencies and having been listed.

.2 Fire dampers shall bear ULC label and shall
be approved for use by the I.A.O.

.3 Acoustical linings shall be approved for use
by the I.A.O.

1.5 Samples .1 Submit all samples requested by the

Section 15010.

.2 In addition to items noted in Section 15010,
clearly indicate:
.1 Air distribution devices and equipment
dimensions.
.2 Pressure drop-offs through filters
.3 Sound level ratings.
.4 Scales and operating ranges for
temperature and pressure indicators.
.5 Leakage and flow characteristic data for
all control dampers.

1.7 Maintenance .1 Provide maintenance data for incorporation
Data into maintenance manual.

1.8 Fixtures .1 In case of discrepancy between architectural
and Fittings and mechanical drawings as to number, type or
location of air distribution devices obtain
written ruling during tender call.

discrepancy is noted between architectural and
mechanical drawings as to number, type or
location of air distribution devices then the
greater number shall be furnished, with the
type and location as determined by the
Contract administrator and at no additional
charge or expense to the City of winnipeg.
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1.9 Co-ordination .1 Section 15800 shall supply and install all
motorized dampers in their respective
locations in the ductwork.

.2 All control wiring, including interlock
wiring required, except where otherwise noted,
shall be supplied and installed by the Control
Supplier.

.3 All temperature control wiring 50 volts or
more shall be a minimum of #14 gauge wire. All
temperature control wiring less than 50 volts
shall be minimum #18 gauge wire. All wiring
shall be run in conduit, including low voltage
control wiring.

.4 All temperature control wiring shall conform
with the requirements of the local electrical
authority and the specifications Division 16
-Electrical.

.5 Division 16 - Electrical shall provide the
following: - All power wiring to equipment.

.6 Coordinate with Section 15990.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Low Pressure .1 Provide all low pressure ductwork including
Ductwork all appurtenances, hangers, dampers, turning
vanes, etc.

.2 Provide galvanized sheet metal ductwork:
.1 Use prime material free of
imperfections, which is guaranteed to bend and
flatten without fracture.
.2 Use the following galvanized sheet metal
thicknesses:

Duct up to 300 mm (12") on longest dimension -
0.55 mm. (26 ga.)
Ducts 325 mm (13") to 750 mm (28") on longest
dimension - 0.70 mm. (24 ga.)
.3 Use Pittsburgh lock or double slide lock
hammered flat for longitudinal joints on
straight ductwork.
.4 Use Pittsburgh lock for corner lock of
fittings.
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2.1 Low Pressure .2 (Cont'd)
Ductwork .5 Use flat drive cleat joint on all side
(Cont'd) joints 450 mm (18") and under in length.
.6 Use flat slip cleat joint on all
transverse joints 450 mm (18") and under in
length.
.7 Use angle "S" or standing drive cleats
on all side joints 475 mm (19") to 750 mm
(30") in height:
.1 Use cleat having standing dimension
of not less than 25 mm (1").
.2 Space cleats no more than 1 M (36")
on centre.
.3 Bolt cleats through side sheets at
not more than 350 mm on centre.
.8 Round and oval ductwork shall be spiral
conduit constructed of zinc coated steel:
Acceptable products: United Sheet Metal Co.
Shop fabricated ductwork and fittings
constructed in a manner similar to the factory
type specified will be accepted as equal
subject to the approval of the Contract
administrator of satisfactory shop drawings
and samples prior to fabrication.

Conduit Size Gauge of Metal
8" and smaller 26
9" to 22" 24
.9 All seams and joints in round or oval
duct fittings and elbows shall be continuously
welded. If the zinc coating is burned off the
steel during welding, the joints shall be
painted to prevent corrosion. During
fabrication care shall be taken to eliminate
projection of metal edges into the air stream.
Sheet metal thickness of fittings and elbows
shall be suitable for welding method used with
minimum thickness as the connecting ductwork.
.10 Round elbows shall have a minimum
centreline radius equal the duct diameter.
Construct 90 deg. elbows from a minimum of 5
cores.

.3 Dampers:
.1 Fabricate from galvanized steel 2 gauges
heavier than ductwork into which it is
installed.
.2 Attach damper to pivot rod provided with
locking quadrant and indicating device.
.3 Round (and rectangular ducts up to 300mm
(12") deep) single blade butterfly type.
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2.1 Low Pressure .3 Dampers:(Cont'd)
Ductwork .3 (Cont'd)
(Cont'd) Rectangular ducts over 300mm (12") deep use
multiple blade

.4 Seal all joints airtight. Standard of
Acceptance for sealant: Flexmaster Duct Bond
II non-toxic, paintable, High Pressure Duct
Sealer or equal as manufactured by Duro-Dyne,
3M or Flintkote.

2.2 Chimney Power .1 Power venter as manufactured by TJERNLUND
Venter HSUL-2. Suitable for 395 mbhi appliance, c/w
interlock for pressure washer boiler, air
proving switch (pressure diaphrapm switch),
vibration isolation. Unit to be interlocked.
Unit to be interlocked w/ appliance operation.

.2 Install to manufacturer's recommendations.

2.3 Breechings .1 Shop fabricated 3.5 mm thick, stainless
steel, with sweep bends from boiler outlet to
thimble or chimney as indicated.

2.4 All Fuels .1 ULC labelled, 760C rated, all fuels.
Pressure Chimney
and Breeching .2 Sectional, prefabricated, double wall with
air space mineral wool insulation with mated
fittings and couplings.
.1 Liner: 20 guage thick, type 304 or 316
stainless steel.
.2 Shell: 20 guage thick, type 304 or 316
stainless steel aluminized steel.
.3 Outer seals between sections: to suit
application.
.4 Inner seals between sections: to suit
application.

2.5 Type B Gas .1 ULC labelled, 288C rating maximum,
Vent atmospheric gas vent only.

.2 Sectional, prefabricated, double wall with 13
mm air space. Aluminum inner wall. Galvanized
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2.5 Type B Gas .2 (Cont'd)
Vent steel outer wall. Mated fittings and
(Cont'd) couplings.

2.6 Accessories .1 Cleanouts: bolted, gasketted type, full size
of breeching, as indicated.

.2 Hangers and supports: in accordance with
recommendations of Sheet Metal and Air
Conditioning Contractors National Association
Inc. (SMACNA) as indicated.

.3 Rain cap.

.4 Expansion sleeves with heat resistant
caulking, held in place as indicated.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 General .1 Examine areas where work is to be performed
for:
quality of work.
.2 Piping clearances.
.3 Equipment access requirements.

3.2 Ductwork .1 Provide ductwork as specified.
.1 Obtain written ruling from Contract
administrator during tender call regarding
type of ductwork to be provided in case of
discrepancy between the specifications and
drawings as to type of ductwork required.
discrepancy or omission is noted, then the
drawings will establish the quantity, size,
configuration and location of the ductwork
with the type of duct construction as
determined by the Contract administrator and
at no additional charge or expense to the City
of winnipeg.
.3 Refer to drawings for quantity, size,
configuration and location of ductwork.

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3.3 Testing of .1 Visually and audibly check for air leaks that
Ductwork can be heard or felt under normal operating
conditions. Repair all leaks in ductwork.

.2 Section 15800 shall clean all ducts before
testing.

3.4 Chimney/Breeching.1 Follow manufacturer's and SMACNA installation
General recommendations for shop fabricated
components.

.2 Suspend breeching at 1.5 m centres and at
each joint.

.3 Support chimneys at bottom, roof and
intermediate levels as indicated.

.4 Install thimbles where penetrating roof,
floor, ceiling and where breeching enters
masonry chimney. Pack annular space with heat
resistant caulking.

.5 Install flashings on chimneys penetrating
roofs, as indicated.

.6 Install rain caps and cleanouts, as
indicated.

END
City of Winnipeg Controls/ Section 15900
Instrumentation Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 General .1 All drawings and all sections of the
specifications shall apply to and from an
integral part of this section.

.2 Wherever words "shall be capable of" appear
in specifications, interpret as meaning that;
where feature or performance referred to is
being applied, that feature or performance
shall be provided.

1.2 Work Included .1 Space temperature shall be controlled via
space temperature sensor and existing Johnson
controls DDC system; modify/extend DDC system,
components, and programming necessary to
provide fully operational system. Provide a
weatherproof cover and sensor suitable for
huid enviornments. An alarm status output
signal shall be provided upon failure of
radiant heaters. All control wiring to be run
in waterproof PVC conduit.

1.3 Related Work .1 Section 15010 Mechanical General Provisions
Specified Elsewhere
.2 Section 15700 Heating

.3 Section 16010 Electrical - General
Provisions

1.4 Work by Other .1 Division 16 - Electrical to supply and
Sections install conduit, wire and connection for line
voltage control devices on single phase
equipment.

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1.5 Electrical .1 Supply and installation of all conduit, wire,
Wiring Performed by electric relays, connections and other devices
Section 15900 required for wiring for systems as specified
in Section 15900, whether line or low voltage,
shall be responsibility of Section 15900,
except as noted above.

.2 Section 15900 shall either use own
electricians, retain and pay for services of
successful Division 16, or use an electrical
sub-trade acceptable to Contract administrator
to supply and install all conduit and wiring
for systems as specified in this Section. All
workmanship to meet contract administrator's
satisfaction.

.3 Factory trained servicemen in employ of
manufacturer shall make final wiring
connections on all components, mount and
electrically connect all controls.

.4 Electrical wiring shall be installed in
conformance with CSA, ULC, Manitoba Building
Code and standards set in Division 16 of this
specification.

.5 All temperature control wiring 50 volts or
more shall be a minimum of #14 gauge wire. All
temperature control wiring less than 50 volts
shall be minimum #18 gauge wire. All wiring
shall be run in conduit, including low voltage
control wiring.

.6 Ensure that adequate conduit is installed
during initial phases of construction, to
accommodate total systems requirements.

.7 Section 15900 shall provide all other conduit
and wiring required for Section 15900 systems
operation, including tie-ins from Section
15900 supplied relays to motor starting
circuits.

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1.6 Quality .1 The system shall be installed by competent
Assurance mechanics, regularly employed by the EMCS
contractor with full responsibility for proper
operation of the EMCS including debugging and
proper calibration of each component in the
entire system.

PART 2 - PRODUCT
2.1 Controls .1 The control system shall include all

2.1 Controls .1 The control system shall include all
Equipment and necessary and specified control equipment
Devices properly installed in accordance with
specifications and drawings.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 General .1 Control components and interconnecting tubing
systems to be installed by trained control
mechanics regularly employed by Section 15900.

END
City of Winnipeg Testing and Balancing Section 15990
Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Related Work .1 Mechanical General Provisions Section 15010
Specified Elsewhere
.2 Air Distribution: Section 15800

1.2 Description of .1 Balance exhaust duct in washbay area to
Work indicated airflows.

.2 Perform all necessary testing, balancing and
adjustments to provide peak performance of
systems.

.3 Submit complete preliminary and final reports
for review by the Contract administrator and
City of winnipeg's Representative.

1.3 Qualifications .1 Minimum qualifications shall be General
of Testing Agency Membership Standards of Associated Air Balance
Council, as published in the AABC "National
Standards for Field Measurements and the
Instrumentation - Total System Balance",
Volume Two, No. 12173.

.2 Testing agency must be independent of
affiliation with manufacturers and
contractors. The testing agency shall be
directly responsible to the General
Contractor.

.3 Testing agency shall meet at least one of the
following criteria to the satisfaction of the
.1 Testing agency shall be a certified
member of Associated Air Balance Council;
minimum 10 years as a member.
.2 Shall be listed as an approved agency as
per schedule in this specification.
.3 Testing agency shall submit
documentation of competency for approval by
the Contract administrator.

City of Winnipeg Testing and Balancing Section 15990
Tender No. 15-2003
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PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Reports .1 Provide reports for the following:
.1 Exhaust air distribution system.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Preliminary .1 Perform preliminary leak test:
Leak Testing .1 Test only after securing the approval of
the Contract administrator.
.2 Test after related systems are complete
and before final testing is done.
.3 Leak test low pressure ductwork in
accordance with AABC standards. Leak test
medium pressure ductwork at 1.5 times the
normal duct operating pressure with leakage
not to exceed 5% of design CFM for duct branch
under test.
.4 Coordinate with Section 15800 for
installation of required equipment.

3.2 Air System .1 Prior to final inspection, adjust air systems
Procedure to provide required or specified design air
flow quantities.

.2 Measure air flow in ducts by velocity
traverse of entire cross-sectional area of
duct, measure air flow with appropriate
micromanometers and/or state of the art
instruments. Instrument test holes must be
approved by Contract administrator.

.3 Measure air quantities at each inlet and
outlet. Use approved type tube or vane type
meters.

.4 Use volume control devices to regulate air
quantities or supply air inlets and exhaust
air outlets only for minor adjustments without
creating objectionable air motion or sound
levels.

City of Winnipeg Electrical Scope Section 16005
of Work Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 General .1 Include in electrical section, provision of
labour, new materials, tools, transportation,
services and facilities for a complete
electrical installation. The installation
shall be left complete in all respects and
ready for operation. Final installation shall
be to the complete satisfaction of the.
Contract Administrator.

.2 The electrical scope of work includes, but is
not necessarily limited to the following
provisions:
.1 Provision of power supply to all
mechanical equipment. Mechanical equipment to
be supplied by Division 15.
.2 Provision of power supply to all
wash bay equipment. Wash Bay equipment to be
supplied by Division 15.
.3 Provision of control wiring to all
mechanical and wash bay equipment. Refer to
Mechanical for details.
.4 Provision of new weather-proof emergency
lighting and exit signage c/w minimum 30
minute battery backup.
.5 Provision of weather-proofing of all
existing electrical to remain in wash bay.
.6 Provision of new weather-proof
luminaires in wash bay. Disconnect existing
luminaires and turn over to City.
.7 Disconnection and removal of existing
electrical equipment and wiring as indicated
on plans and as directed by the City.
.8 Provision of power supply and control
wiring to overhead door operator and all owner
supplied equipment.
.9 Provision of filling and patching of all
holes in existing wash bay walls due to
abandoned electrical (outlet boxes, conduit,
etc.).
.10 Provision of water-proofing existing
security devices and conduits within wash bay.
No splices are allowed in security wiring.

City of Winnipeg Electrical - General Section 16010
Page 1

1 Codes and .1 Do complete installation in accordance with
Standards the latest eddition of CSA C22.1 as ammended
by the Ontario Building Code, except where
specified otherwise.

.2 Comply with CSA Electrical Bulletins in force
at time of tender submission, while not
identified and specified by number in this
Division, are to be considered as forming part
of related CSA Part II standard.

.3 Do overhead and underground systems in
accordance with C22.3No.1-M1979 except where
specified otherwise.

.4 Do complete installation in accordance with
latest Electrical Bulletins of the supply
authority and local inspection authority.
Comply with all additional requirements of
local inspection authority.

.5 Abbreviations for electrical terms: to CSA
Z85-1963.

2 Permits, Fees .1 Submit to Electrical Inspection Department
and Supply Authority necessary number of
drawings and specifications for examination
and approval prior to commencement of work.

.2 Pay associated fees.

.3 Contract administrator will provide drawings
at no cost.

3 Shop Drawings, .1 Submit shop drawings, product data and
Product Data and samples as requested by Contract
Samples Administrator.

.2 Indicate details of construction, dimensions,
capacities, weights and electrical performance
characteristics of equipment or material.

.3 Where applicable, include wiring, single line
and schematic diagrams.

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3 Shop Drawings, .4 Include wiring drawings or diagrams showing
Product Data and interconnection with work of other Sections
Samples and Divisions.
(Cont'd)
.5 Include shop drawings for all electrical
items and equipment including motor starters,
distribution equipment, etc.

4 Operation and .1 Provide operation and maintenance data for
Maintenance Data incorporation into maintenance manual.

.2 Include in operations and maintenance data:
.1 Details of design elements, construction
features, component function and maintenance
requirements, to permit effective start-up,
operation, maintenance, repair, modification,
extension and expansion of any portion or
feature of installation.
.2 Technical data, product data,
supplemented by bulletins, component
illustrations, exploded views, technical
descriptions of items, and parts lists.
Advertising or sales literature not
acceptable.
.3 Wiring and schematic diagrams and
performance curves.
.4 Names and addresses of local suppliers
for items included in maintenance manuals.

5 Maintenance .1 Provide 3 maintenance manuals which include
Manuals fire alarm verification inspection report and
local inspection authority Certificate of
Inspection.

6 Care, Operation .1 Instruct operating personnel in the
and Start-up operation, care and maintenance of equipment.

.2 Arrange and pay for services of manufacturer's
factory service engineer to supervise start-up
of installation, check, adjust, balance and
calibrate components.

.3 Provide these services for such period, and
for as many visits as necessary to put
equipment in operation, and ensure that
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6 Care, Operation .3 (Cont'd)
and Start-up operating personnel are conversant with
(Cont'd) aspects of its care and operation.

7 Voltage Ratings .1 Operating voltages: to CSA C235-1969(R1979).

.2 Motors, electric heating, control and
distribution devices and equipment to operate
satisfactorily at 60 Hz within normal
operating limits established by above
standard. Equipment to operate in extreme
operating conditions established in above
standard without damage to equipment.

8 Inspection .1 Furnish a Certificate of Inspection from
Inspection Department on completion of work.

9 Materials and .1 Shall be new and CSA approved.
Equipment
.2 Shall be manufactured in accordance with
current CEMA, NEMA, or CSA standards.

.3 Bidders shall submit a quotation only on the
material and equipment specified and as shown
on the drawings.

.4 No lot pricing shall be allowed. Distributers
submitting prices to Contractorss shall not
group products and materials.

.5 Requests for approval of material and
equipment, other than those specified on the
drawings, shall be submitted not later than
seven working days before the close of tender.
Requests for approval shall be submitted with
complete details of the construction and
performance of the materials and equipment.
Requests submitted without sufficient
supporting information shall be rejected.

.6 Materials and equipment of the same
classification, type of function, shall be
provided by the same manufacturer.

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10 Electric Motors, .1 Power wiring to all equipment, motors or
Equipment and control panels to be performed by Electrical
Controls Contractor. Refer to mechanical section.

.2 Control wiring is to be provided by the
Mechanical Controls Contractor or Electrical
Contractor as indicated in mechanical section
of specification. Co-ordinate with mechanical
section. Mechanical to provide wiring details.

11 Finishes .1 Shop finish metal enclosure surfaces by
removal of rust and scale, cleaning,
application of rust resistant primer inside
and outside, and at least two coats of finish
enamel.

.2 Clean and touch up surfaces of shop-painted
equipment scratched or marred during shipment
or installation, to match original paint.

.3 Clean, prime and paint exposed hangers,
racks, fastenings to prevent rusting, unless
equipment is constructed of galvanized steel.

12 Equipment .1 Identify electrical equipment with lamacoid
Identification nameplates with black face and white lettering
sized to the approval of the Contract
Administrator.

.2 Wording on nameplates to be approved prior to
manufacture.

.3 Allow for average of twenty-five (25) letters
per nameplate.

.4 Identification to be English.

.5 Nameplates for terminal cabinets and junction
boxes to indicate system and/or voltage
characteristics.

.6 Identify all electrical equipment such as
motor starters, panelboards, distributions,
distribution circuit breakers with nameplates.

.7 Identify panel and circuit number on all
outlets with lamacoid nameplates.
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13 Wiring .1 Identify wiring with permanent indelible
Identification identifying markings, either numbered or
coloured plastic tapes, on both ends of phase
conductors of feeders and branch circuit
wiring.

.2 Maintain phase sequence and colour coding
throughout.

.3 Colour code: to the latest eddition of CSA
C22.1.

.4 Use colour coded wires in communication
cables, matched throughout system.

.5 For each conductor identify at each
termination and junction box, the panel and
circuit number for power circuits and zone for
fire alarm.

14 Wiring .1 Lugs, terminals, screws used for termination
Terminations of wiring to be suitable for copper
conductors.

15 Manufacturers .1 Manufacturers nameplates and CSA labels to be
and CSA labels visible and legible after equipment is
installed.

16 Warning Signs .1 Provide warning signs, as specified or to
meet requirements of Inspection Department and
Contract Administrator.

17 Location of .1 Make all necessary adjustments after interior
Outlets finishes are completed.

.2 Do not install outlets back-to-back in wall;
allow minimum 150 mm horizontal clearance
between boxes.

.3 Change location of outlets at no extra cost
or credit, providing distance does not exceed
4 m.and information is given before
installation.
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18 Mounting .1 Mounting height of equipment is from finished
Heights floor to centreline of equipment unless
specified or indicated otherwise.

.2 If mounting height of equipment is not
indicated verify before proceeding with
installation.

.3 Install electrical equipment at the following
heights unless indicated otherwise.
.1 Local switches: 1400 mm.
.2 Wall receptacles: 1000 mm.
.3 Fire alarm stations: 1400 mm
.4 Fire alarm audible devices: 2000 mm.

19 Protection .1 Protect exposed live equipment during
construction for personnel safety.

.2 Shield and mark live parts "LIVE 120 VOLTS",
or with appropriate voltage in English.

.3 Arrange for installation of temporary doors
for rooms containing electrical distribution
equipment. Keep these doors locked except when
under direct supervision of electrician.

20 Load Balance .1 Measure phase current to panelboards with
normal loads (lighting) operating at time of
acceptance. Adjust branch circuit connections
as required to obtain best balance of current
between phases and record changes.

.2 Measure phase voltages at loads and adjust
transformer taps to within 2% of rated voltage
of equipment.

.3 Submit, at completion of work, a report
listing phase and neutral currents on
panelboards, dry-core transformers and motor
control centres, operating under normal load.
State hour and date on which each load was
measured, and voltage at time of test.

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21 Conduit and .1 Install conduit, and sleeves, prior to
Cable Installation pouring of concrete.

.2 All penetrations through exterior walls are
to be made water and weatherproof.

22 Fireproofing .1 Where cables or conduits pass through floors
and fire rated walls, complete integrety of
wall type to the satisfaction of the Contract
Administrator and local inspection authority.

23 Tests/Studies .1 Conduct and pay for tests and studies of the
following:
.1 Power distribution system including
phasing, voltage, grounding and load
balancing. Co-ordination study.
.2 Circuits originating from branch
distribution panels.
.3 Motors, heaters and associated control
equipment including sequenced operation of
systems where applicable.

.2 Furnish manufacturer's, certificate or letter
confirming that entire installation as it
pertains to each system has been installed to
manufacturers instructions.

.3 Carry out tests in presence of Contract
Administrator. Notify Contract Administrator
two days prior to testing.

.4 Provide instruments, meters, equipment and
personnel required to conduct tests during and
at conclusion of project.

.5 Submit test results.

24 Insulation .1 Megger circuits, feeders and equipment up to
Resistance Testing 350 V with a 500 V instrument.

.2 Megger 350-600 V circuits, feeders and
equipment with a 1000 V instrument.

.3 Check resistance to ground before energizing.

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25 Co-ordination of .1 Ensure circuit protective devices such as
Protective Devices overcurrent trips, relays, fuses, are
installed to values and settings as indicated.
Co-ordinate overcurrent protection short
circuit interupting capacity with utility.
Ratings to the satisfaction of the Contract
Administrator.

26 Cleaning .1 Clean all outlets, cabinets, enclosures, tubs
and similar electrical equipment of all
construction dust and dirt.

.2 At time of final cleaning, clean lighting
reflectors, lenses, and other lighting
surfaces that have been exposed to
construction dust and dirt.

.3 Clean all coverplates and insure all paint is
removed from wiring devices, panels,
luminaires and other electrical equipment.

27 Guarantee .1 The Contractors shall guarantee the
satisfactory operation of all work and
apparatus included and installed under this
section of the specification.

.2 Replace forthwith at no additional material,
or labour cost any part which may fail or
prove defective within a period of twelve (12)
calender months after the final acceptance of
the complete building, provided that such
failure is not due to improper usage, or
ordinary wear and tear.

.3 No certificate given payment made, partial or
entire use of the equipment by the City, shall
be construed as acceptance of defective work.

.4 This general guarantee shall not act as a
waiver of any specified quarantee for any
greater length of time.

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28 Cutting and .1 Pay all costs for cutting and patching
patching required for the installation of electrical
work.

.2 Assume full responsibility for laying out
electrical work and for any damage caused by
incorrectly located equipment or improper
performance of this work.

.3 Study the architectural plans and co-operate
with other trades so that the elevation of all
outlets shall not necessitate any unnecessary
cutting of dados, mirrors, tiles or other
construction material. If this is not done,
the Contractors may be required by the
Contract Administrator to move these outlets
at no additional cost to City (including
repair).

29 Co-operation .1 Schedule execution of work with associated
work specified in other Divisions. Check shop
drawings of other sections prior to electrical
rough-in to co-ordinate physical and
electrical requirements. Adjust as required.

30 Drawings .1 Carefully examine all drawings and
specifications relating to the work to be
certain that the work under this contract can
be satisfactorily carried out and prior to
submission of tender, examine the work of the
other trades and report at once to the
Contract Administrator, any defect,
discrepancy, omission or interference
affecting the work of section or the warranty
of same.

.2 The drawings accompanying these
specifications are intended to show the
general arrangement and extent of the work to
be done, but the exact location and
arrangement of all parts shall be determined
as the work progresses. The location of the
outlets, equipment, etc. as given on the
drawings are approximately correct but it
shall be understood that they are subject to
such modifications as may be found necessary
or desirable at the time of installation to
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30 Drawings .2 (Cont'd)
(Cont'd) meet any structural, mechanical or
architectural conditions. Such changes shall
be made by the Contractors, as directed by the
Contract Administrator without additional
charge.

.3 At completion of project, provide a complete
print of revisions, changes and conduit
location as-built drawings to the satisfaction
of the Contract Administrator. Provide dxf
files of all changes, revisions, and conduit
layouts suitable for printing drawing size
reproductions of electrical drawings. Contract
Administrator will provide dxf copies of
original electrical drawings.

31 Work in Existing .1 Refer to electrical, architectural, and
Areas mechanical drawings for work involved in
existing building.

.2 Examine the site and local conditions
affecting the work to establish all
information necessary for the installation. No
extra for the installation. No extra
compensation will be allowed due to failure to
make this examination.

.3 Re-wire, alter, modify, divert and extend
existing wiring as herein specified and as may
be required to provide and complete, approved
and fully operative installation to the
satisfaction of the Contract Administrator.

.4 In all areas where existing walls, ceilings,
etc. are required to be cut into or removed,
or other similar construction or alterations
are required, the existing wiring in the areas
required to remain in use for any reason, this
contractor shall re-route, alter and/or divert
all such wiring in these areas in an approved
manner, where required in such a manner that
the original electrical capacity or
characteristics of the existing wiring is
maintained to the complete satisfaction of
the Contract Administrator.

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31 Work in Existing .4 (Cont'd)
Areas
(Cont'd)

.5 Cutting and patching necessary for conduit
work, etc., shall be as specified in another
section of this contract. Routes of conduits,
etc. shall be co-ordinated with the Contract
Administrator in order to keep such cutting
and patching to a minimum. All existing wiring
that is required to remain in use and required
to be diverted and extended to appropriate
existing panelboards, etc., shall be installed
in conformance with this specification.

.6 Existing branch circuit wiring within the
areas of the renovations which is substandard
or does not meet normal requirements, shall be
noted and the Contract Administrator advised.
All existing circuits which are required to be
reconnected shall be free from interconnection
(cross connected circuits, i.e. accidentally
connected to the conductors of another
circuit) and shall conform to the installation
tests described elsewhere in this section of
the specification.

.7 Existing branch circuit wiring and outlets,
etc. for any electrical systems no longer
required to remain in use shall be removed, or
if this is not possible, rendered permanently
inaccessible and completely disconnected from
the electrical distribution system. Existing
branch circuit wiring which unnecessary
extends into the construction area shall be
terminated (deadened) in an approved manner.

.8 Scheduling work in existing building shall be
as arranged with the Contract Administrator to
minimize disruption to City's operations
during normal working hours. Any shutdowns or
interruptions to systems or operation shall be

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31 Work in Existing .8 (Cont'd)
Areas at times acceptable to and approved by the
(Cont'd) City and contract administrators.

END
City of Winnipeg Moulded Case Section 16240
Circuit Breakers Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Product Data .1 Submit product data in accordance with
Section 16010.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Breakers .1 Bolt-on moulded case circuit breaker, quick-
General make, quick-break type, for manual and
automatic operation.

.2 Common-trip breakers with single handle for
multipole applications.

.3 Magnetic instantaneous trip elements in
circuit breakers, to operate only when the
value of current reaches setting.

.4 Integrated instantaneous interupting capacity
to be as required by Contract Administrator
and co-ordinated with Utility.

.5 Moulded case circuit breakers: to CSA C22.
No. 5 -1963.

2.2 Thermal .1 Moulded case circuit breaker to operate
Magnetic Breakers automatically by means of thermal and magnetic
tripping devices to provide inverse time
current tripping under overload conditions and
instantaneous magnetic tripping for short
circuit protection.

2.3 Manufacturers .1 Acceptable manufacturers: to match existing.

City of Winnipeg Moulded Case Section 16240
Circuit Breakers Tender No. 15-2003
Page 2

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Installation .1 Install circuit breakers as indicated.

END
City of Winnipeg Contactors Section 16245
Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Related Work .1 Breakers: Section 16240
Specified Elsewhere

1.2 Product Data .1 Submit shop drawing in accordance with
Section 16010.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Contactors .1 Contactors: to CSA C22.2No.14-1973 and EEMAC
No.1CS-1970.

.2 Electrically held controlled by pilot devices
as indicated and rated for 1.5x load
controlled. Half size contactors not accepted.

.3 Mount in CSA Enclosure 1 unless otherwise
indicated.

.4 Include following options in cover:
.1 Red indicating lamp.
.2 On-Off selector key switch.

.5 Control transformer in contactor enclosure.

2.2 Equipment .1 Nameplate in accordance with Section 16010
Identification indicating name of load controlled as
indicated.

2.3 Manufacturers .1 Acceptable manufacturers: to
match existing.

City of Winnipeg Contactors Section 16245
Tender No. 15-2003
Page 2

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Installation .1 Install contactors and connect auxiliary
control devices as indicated.

.2 Control voltage to be 120VAC.

END
City of Winnipeg Disconnect Switches - Section 16255
Fused and Non-Fused Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Product Data .1 Submit product data in accordance with
Section 16010.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Equipment .1 Enclosed manual air break switches in non-
hazardous locations: to CSA C22.2No.4-1974.

.2 Fuseholder assemblies to CSA C22.2No.39-1972.

.3 Fusible and non-fusible disconnect switch in
CSA Enclosure 1 .

.4 Fusible and non-fusible disconnect switch in
CSA Enclosure 3 if located on exterior of
building.

.5 Provision for padlocking.

.6 Mechanically interlocked door to prevent
opening when handle in ON position.

.7 Fuses as required where indicated.

.8 Fuseholders in each switch suitable without
adaptors, for type of fuse as indicated.

.9 Quick-make, quick-break action.

.10 ON-OFF switch position indication on switch
enclosure cover.

.11 Weather-proof where required.

2.2 Equipment .1 Indicate name of load controlled on nameplate
Identification to Section 16010.

City of Winnipeg Disconnect Switches - Section 16255
Fused and Non-Fused Tender No. 15-2003
Page 2

2.3 Manufacturers .1 Acceptable manufacturers: to match Section
16230.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Installation .1 Install disconnect switches complete with
fuses as indicated.

END
City of Winnipeg Fuses - Low Voltage Section 16260
Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Shop Drawings .1 Submit shop drawings and product data in
and Product Data accordance with Section 16010.

.2 Submit fuse time-current characteristics for
each fuse type and size. Time-current
characteristics to include: average melting
time-current, I
2
t (for fuse coordination), and
peak let-through current.

.3 Provide current limiting fuses.

1.2 Maintenance .1 Provide maintenance materials in accordance
Materials with Section 16010.

1.3 Delivery and .1 Ship fuses in original containers.
Storage
.2 Do not ship fuses installed in switchboard.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Fuses General .1 Fuses to limit fault current to downstream
devices to 10Ka scia.

.2 HRC fuses to have interrupting capability of
200,000 A symmetrical.

.3 Fuses: product of one manufacturer.

2.2 Fuse Storage .1 Provide one complete set of spare fuses in
cabinet.

2.3 Manufacturers .1 Acceptable Manufacturers: Bussman

City of Winnipeg Fuses - Low Voltage Section 16260
Tender No. 15-2003
Page 2

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Installation .1 Install fuses in mounting devices immediately
before energizing circuit.

.2 Ensure correct fuses fitted to physically
matched mounting devices.

.3 Ensure correct fuses fitted to assigned
electrical circuit.

END
City of Winnipeg Grounding - Secondary Section 16291
Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Materials .1 Grounding equipment to: CSA C22.2No.41
1950(R1967).

.2 Copper grounding conductors to: ASA G7.1-
1964.

2.2 Equipment .1 Clamps for grounding of conductor, size as
required to electrically conductive
underground water pipe or ground rods as
required by inspection authority.

.2 System and circuit, equipment, grounding
conductors, bare stranded copper, soft
annealed, size as required.

.3 Insulated grounding conductors to Section
16301.

.4 Non-corroding accessories necessary for
grounding systems, type, size, material as
required, including but not necessarily
limited to:
.1 Grounding and bonding bushings.
.2 Thermit welded type conductor
connectors.
.3 Bolted type conductor connectors.
.4 Bonding jumpers, straps.

2.3 Manufacturers .1 Acceptable manufacturers: Burndy, Cadweld

Tender No. 15-2003
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PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Installation .1 Install complete permanent, continuous,
General system and circuit, equipment, grounding
systems including, electrodes, conductors,
connectors, accessories, as indicated, to
conform to requirements of Contract
Administrator and local authority having
jurisdiction over installation. Where EMT is
used, run ground wire in conduit.

.2 Install connectors to manufacturers
instructions.

.3 Protect exposed grounding conductors from
mechanical injury.

.4 Make buried connections, and connections to
conductive water main, electrodes, using
copper welding by thermit process.

.5 Use mechanical connectors for grounding
connections to equipment provided with lugs.

.6 Soldered joints not permitted.

.7 Install bonding wire for flexible conduit,
connected at both ends to grounding bushing,
solderless lug, clamp or cup washer and screw.
Neatly cleat bonding wire to exterior of
flexible conduit.

.8 Install separate ground conductor, to outdoor
lighting standards.

3.2 Electrodes .1 Make ground connections to continuously
conductive underground water pipe on street
side of water meter if available.

.2 Install rods as required by local inspection
autority. Provide all grounding as per local
inspection authority requirements.

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3.3 Tests .1 Perform tests in accordance with Section
16010.

.2 Perform ground continuity and resistance
tests using method appropriate to site
conditions and to approval of Contract
Administrator and local authority having
jurisdiction over installation.

.3 Perform tests before energizing electrical
system.

END
City of Winnipeg Building Wires Section 16301
Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Materials .1 Conductors: stranded for 8 AWG and larger.

.2 Copper conductors sized as indicated with
minimum size to be #12 AWG rated R90 : to CSA
C22.2No.38-1977.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Installation .1 Install wiring as follows:
.1 In conduit systems in accordance with
Section 16320.

END
City of Winnipeg Aluminum Sheathed Section 16305
Cable Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Related work .1 Building wires: Section 16301
Specified Elsewhere

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Aluminum .1 Conductors: copper sized as indicated.
Sheathed Cable *

.2 Insulation: type RA90 rated 90 C at 600 V.

.3 Sheath: aluminum applied to form continuous
corrugated seamed sheath.

.4 Outer jacket of pvc applied over sheath for
direct burial and wet locations.

2.2 Fastenings .1 Two hole aluminum straps to secure surface
cables.

.2 Channel type supports for two or more
conductors.

.3 6 mm diam threaded rods to support suspended
channels.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Installation .1 Group cables wherever possible on channels.

.2 Install cable in trenches in accordance with
Section 16010.

.3 Terminate cables in accordance with
manufacturers instructions and to the
satisfaction of the local inspection
authority.

END
City of Winnipeg Wire and Box Connectors - Section 16315
0-1000 V Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Related Work .1 Wire and Cable: Section 16301, 16304,
16305.

.2 Outlet Boxes: Section 16375

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Materials .1 Connectors complete with locking bushings for
armoured cable.

.2 Aluminum "wet" type or "dry" type for
aluminum sheathed cable depending on
application.

.3 Wet type connectors for sealtite flexible
conduit.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Installation .1 Remove insulation carefully from ends of
conductors and:
.1 Install connector in box.
.2 Install conductor in connector and
tighten. Complete joints inside box using
Marrette type connectors.

END
City of Winnipeg Conduits, Conduit Fastenings Section 16320
and Conduit Fittings Tender No.15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Location of .1 Drawings do not show all conduits. Those
Conduit shown are in diagrammatic form only.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Conduits .1 Rigid galvanized steel threaded conduit: size
as indicated or required; to CSA C22.2 No.45

.2 Electrical metallic tubing (EMT), with
couplings to CSA22.2 No.83

.3 Rigid pvc conduit: size as indicated; to
CSAC22.2 No.136

.4 Flexible metal conduit and liquid-tight
flexible metal conduit: size as indicated; to
CSAC22.2 No. 56.

2.2 Conduit .1 One hole steel straps to secure surface
Fastenings conduits 50 mm and smaller. Two hole steel
straps for conduits larger than 50 mm.

.2 Beam clamps to secure conduits to exposed
steel work.

.3 Channel type supports for multiple conduits.

.4 6 mm dia threaded rods to support suspended
channels.

2.3 Conduit
Fittings
.1 Fittings manufactured for use with conduit
specified.

.2 Factory "ells" where 90 bends are required
for 25 mm and larger conduits.

City of Winnipeg Conduits, Conduit Fastenings Section 16320
and Conduit Fittings Tender No.15-2003
Page 2

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Installation .1 Install conduits to conserve headroom in
exposed locations and cause minimum
interference in spaces through which they
pass.

.2 Use rigid pvc conduit unless otherwise
indicated on drawings or otherwise prohibited
by regulations.

.3 Install polypropylene fish cord in empty
conduits.

.4 Where conduits become blocked, remove and
replace blocked section.

.5 Dry conduits out before installing wire.

3.2 Surface .1 Run parallel or perpendicular to building
Conduits lines.

.2 Run conduits in flanged portion of structural
steel.

.3 Group conduits wherever possible on suspended
surface channels.

.4 Do not pass conduits through structural
members except as indicated.

3.3 Concealed .1 Do not install horizontal runs in masonry
Conduits walls.

.2 Do not install conduits in terrazo or
concrete toppings.

3.4 Existing .1 Slope conduits to provide drainage.
Conduits
.2 Replace fittings with water-tight type.

.3 Waterproof joints (pvc excepted) with a heavy
coat of bituminous paint.
END
City of Winnipeg Splitters, Junction, Section 16365
Pull Boxes and Cabinets Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Shop Drawings .1 Submit shop drawings and product data for
and Product Data cabinets in accordance with Section 16010.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Splitters .1 Sheet metal enclosure, welded corners and
formed hinged cover suitable for locking in
closed position.

.2 Main and branch lugs to match required size
and number of incoming and outgoing conductors
as indicated.

.3 At least three spare terminals on each set of
lugs in splitters less than 400 A.

2.2 Junction and .1 Welded steel construction with screw-on flat
Pull Boxes covers for surface mounting.

.2 Covers with 25 mm minimum extension all
around, for flush-mounted pull and junction
boxes.

.3 Provide cast junction boxes for all
exterior/weatherproof and surface
installations.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Splitter .1 Install splitters as indicated and mount
Installation plumb, true and square to the building lines.

.2 Extend splitters full length of equipment
arrangement except where indicated otherwise.

City of Winnipeg Splitters, Junction, Section 16365
Pull Boxes and Cabinets Tender No. 15-2003
Page 2

3.2 Junction, Pull .1 Install pull boxes in inconspicuous but
Boxes and Cabinets accessible locations.
Installation
.2 Mount cabinets with top not higher than 2 m
above finished floor.

.3 Provide pull boxes so as not to exceed 30 m
of conduit run between pull boxes.

3.3 Identification .1 Install size 2 identification labels
indicating system name voltage and phase in
accordance with Section 16010.

END
City of Winnipeg Outlet Boxes, Conduit Section 16375
Boxes and Fittings Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Related Work .1 Box connectors: Section 16315

PART 2 - PRODUCT

2.1 Outlet and .1 Size boxes in accordance with the latest
Conduit Boxes eddition of CSA C22.1, Section 12-3042.
General
.2 102 mm square or larger outlet boxes as
required for special devices.

.3 Gang boxes where wiring devices are grouped.

.4 Blank cover plates for boxes without wiring
devices.

.5 All boxes to be weather-proof PVC unless
otherwise noted or prohibited.

2.2 Sheet Steel .1 Electro-galvanized steel single and multi
Outlet Boxes gang flush device boxes for flush
installation, minimum size 76 x 50 x 38 mm or
as required. 102 mm square outlet boxes when
more than one conduit enters one, side with
extension and plaster rings as required.

.2 Electro-galvanized steel utility boxes for
outlets connected to surface-mounted EMT
conduit, minimum size 102 x 54 x 48 mm.

.3 102 mm square or octagonal outlet boxes for
lighting fixture outlets.

.4 102 mm square outlet boxes with extension and
plaster rings for flush mounting devices in
finished plaster or tile walls.

.5 In suites, sectional or residential type
boxes will be acceptable if proper backing is
provided by Contractors.

Page 2

2.3 Masonry Boxes .1 Electro-galvanized steel masonry single and
multi gang boxes for devices flush mounted in
exposed block walls.

2.4 Concrete Boxes .1 Electro-glavanized sheet steel concrete type
boxes for flush mount in concrete with
matching extension and plaster rings as
required.

2.5 Conduit Boxes .1 Cast FS boxes with factory-threaded hubs and
mounting feet for surface wiring of switches
and receptacle in exterior or wet or Class 1
areas.

2.6 Fittings- .1 Bushing and connectors with nylon insulated
General throats.

.2 Knock-out fillers to prevent entry of foreign
materials.

.3 Conduit outlet bodies for conduit up to 32 mm
and pull boxes for larger conduits.

.4 Double locknuts and insulated bushings on
sheet metal boxes.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Installation .1 Support boxes independently of connecting
conduits.

.2 Fill boxes with paper, sponges or foam or
similar approved material to prevent entry of
construction material.

.3 For flush installations mount outlets flush
with finished wall using plaster rings to
permit wall finish to come within 6 mm of
opening.

Page 3

3.1 Installation .4 Provide correct size of openings in boxes for
(Cont'd) conduit, mineral insulated and armoured cable
connections. Reducing washers not allowed.

.5 Provide continuous vapour barrier for outlet
boxes located on exterior walls or ceilings.

END
City of Winnipeg Wiring Devices Section 16380
Tender No.15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Related Work .1 Contactors : Section 16245


PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Switches .1 15 A, 120 V or 347 V, single pole, double
pole, three-way, four-way switches as
indicated.

.2 Manually-operated general purpose ac switches
as indicated and with following features:
.1 Terminal holes approved for No. 10 AWG 5
mm
2
wire.
.2 Silver alloy contacts.
.3 Urea or melamine molding for parts
subject to carbon tracking.
.4 Suitable for back and side wiring.
.5 Ivory toggle.

.3 Toggle operated fully rated for tungsten
filament and fluorescent lamps, and up to 80%
of rated capacity of motor loads.

.4 Switches of one manufacturer throughout
project.

.5 Devices to be premium specification grade.

.6 Acceptable manufacturers: Arrow Hart, Bryant,
Hubbell, Smith and Stone.

2.2 Receptacles .1 Duplex receptacles, CSA type 5-15 R, 125 V,
15 A, U ground, with following features:
.1 Black urea molded housing.
.2 Suitable for No. 10 AWG 5 mm
2
for back
and side wiring.
.3 Break-off links for use as split
receptacles.
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2.2 Receptacles .1 (Cont'd)
(Cont'd) .4 Eight back wired entrances, four side
wiring screws.
.5 Double wipe contacts and rivetted
grounding contacts.

.2 Other receptacles with ampacity and voltage
as indicated.

.3 Receptacles of one manufacturer throughout
project.

.4 Devices to be specification grade.

.5 Acceptable manufacturers: Arrow Hart, Bryant,
Hubbell

2.3 Specialty .1 Complete installation shall be to the
Equipment satisfaction of the Contract Administrator.

.2 Electrical section shall wire and connect all
specialty equipment as shown and/or required
so as to leave all equipment in an operating
condition to the satisfaction of the Contract
Administrator, the local inspection authority.
Any equipment that is supplied with a cord and
cap and is not deemed portable by the
Contract Administrator, shall be direct wired
at no additional subsequent cost. Electrical
section shall supply and install all
disconnects, magnetic starters and matching
receptacles for equipment not supplied with
same. Ampacity, number of conductors of cord
and receptacle configuration to match
nameplate rating of equipment.

2.4 Cover Plates .1 Provide cover plates for all wiring devices.

.2 Cover plates from one manufacturer throughout
project.

.3 Sheet steel utility box cover for wiring
devices installed in surface-mounted utility
boxes.

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Page 3

2.4 Cover Plates .4 Stainless steel cover plates, thickness 2.5
(Cont'd) mm for wiring devices mounted in a
flush-mounted outlet box.

.5 Weather proof double lift spring loaded cast
aluminum cover plates, complete with gaskets
for duplex receptacles as indicated.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Installation .1 Switches:
.1 Install single throw switches with
handle in "UP" position when switch closed.
.2 Install switches in gang type outlet box
when more than one switch is required in one
location.
.3 Mount toggle switches at height
specified in Section 16010 or as indicated.

.2 Receptacles:
.1 Install receptacles in gang type outlet
box when more than one receptacle is required
in one location.
.2 Mount receptacles at height specified in
Section 16010 or as indicated.
.3 Where split receptacle has one portion
switched, mount vertically and switch upper
portion.
.4 Mount receptacles located in laboratory
millwork and above laboratory countertops
horizontally.

.3 Cover plates:
.1 Protect stainless steel cover plate
finish with paper or plastic film until
painting and other work is finished.
.2 Install suitable common cover plates
where wiring devices are grouped.
.3 Do not use cover plates meant for flush
outlet boxes on surface-mounted boxes.

END
City of Winnipeg Motor Starters to 600 V Section 16470
Tender No. 15-2003
Page 1

PART 1 - GENERAL


.2 Indicate:
.1 Mounting method and dimensions.
.2 Starter size and type.
.3 Layout of identified internal and front
panel components.
.4 Enclosure types.
.5 Wiring diagram for each type of starter.
.6 Interconnection diagrams.

1.2 Operation and .1 Provide data for incorporation into
Maintenance Data maintenance manuals.

.2 Include operation and maintenance data for
each type and style of starter.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 Materials .1 Starters: to the latest edition of CSA
C22.2No.14, EEMAC E14-1.
.1 Half size starters not acceptable.

.2 Weather-proof where required.

2.2 Manual Motor .1 Manual motor starters of size, type, rating,
Starters and enclosure type as indicated, with
components as follows:
.1 Switching mechanism, quick make and
break.
.2 Overload heaters, manual reset, trip
indicating handle.

.2 Accessories: Toggle switch: standard labelled
as indicated.
.1 Indicating light: standard and color as
indicated.
.2 Locking tab to permit padlocking in "ON"
or "OFF" position.
City of Winnipeg Motor Starters to 600 V Section 16470
Tender No. 15-2003
Page 2

2.3 Full Voltage .1 Combination magnetic starters of size, type,
Magnetic Starters rating and enclosure type as indicated with
components as follows:
.1 Contactor solenoid operated, rapid
action type.
.2 Motor overload protective device in each
phase, manually reset from outside enclosure.
.3 Power and control terminals.
.4 Wiring and schematic diagram inside
starter enclosure in visible location.
.5 Identify each wire and terminal for
external connections, within starter, with
permanent number marking identical to diagram.
.6 Two spare auxillary contacts.
.7 Hand-off-automatic control.
.8 Control transformer and fusing.

2.4 Identification 1. In accordance with Section 16010.

2.5 Manufacturers .1 Acceptable manufacturers are: to match
existing.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 Installation .1 Install starters, connect power and control
as indicated.

.2 Ensure correct fuses and overload devices
elements installed.

3.2 Tests .1 Perform tests in accordance with Section
16010 and manufacturer's instructions.

.2 Operate switches, contactors to verify
correct functioning.

.3 Perform starting and stopping sequences of
contactors and relays.

.4 Check that sequence controls, interlocking
with other separate related starters,
equipment, control devices, operate as
indicated.
END

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