DESIGN 

& CONSTRUCTION GROUP 
THE GOVERNOR NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER 
EMPIRE STATE PLAZA 
ALBANY, NY  12242 

ADDENDUM NO. 1 TO PROJECT NO. 44972

CONSTRUCTION WORK, HVAC WORK, PLUMBING WORK, ELECTRICAL WORK

REHABILITATE INMATE SHOWERS, BUILDING 84 & 93, PHASE I
TACONIC CORRECTIONAL FACILITY
250 HARRIS ROAD
BEDFORD HILLS, NY

April 26, 2019

NOTE: This Addendum forms a part of the Contract Documents. Insert it in the Project Manual.
Acknowledge receipt of this Addendum in the space provided on the Bid Form.

CONSTRUCTION WORK SPECIFICATIONS

1. SECTION 083113 ACCESS DOORS AND PANELS: Discard the Section bound in the Project
Manual and substitute the accompanying sections (pages 083113-1 through 083113-3).

2. SECTION 087100 DOOR HARDWARE: Discard the Section bound in the Project Manual and
substitute the accompanying sections (pages 087100-1 through 087100-11).

ALL CONTRACTS

3. SECTION 014100 REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS: Discard the Section bound in the Project
Manual and substitute the accompanying sections (pages 014100-1 through 014100-3).

END OF ADDENDUM

Erik T. Deyoe, P.E.

Director, Division of Design
Design & Construction

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 SECTION 083113

ACCESS DOORS AND PANELS

PART 1 GENERAL

1.01 SECTION INCLUDES

A. Wall access door and frame units.
B. Ceiling access door and frame units.

1.02 RELATED REQUIREMENTS

A. Section 087100 - Door Hardware: Mortise cylinder and core hardware.
B. Section 099101 - Interior Painting: Field paint finish.

1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. See Section 013300 - Submittals.
B. Product Data: Provide sizes, types, finishes, hardware, scheduled locations, and details
of adjoining work.
C. Shop Drawings: Indicate exact position of each access door and/or panel unit.

1.04 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. Regulatory Requirements:
1. Fire Rated Access Doors For Walls: Complete assemblies complying with
Underwriter’s Laboratories, Inc (UL) requirements for 1-1/2 hour “B Label”
rating. Identify each assembly with UL label.
2. Fire Rated Access Doors For Ceilings: Complete assemblies complying with
Warnock Hersey (WHI) requirements for one-hour rating in wood-framed
assemblies and three-hour rating in non-combustible assemblies. Identify each
assembly with WHI label and NFPA requirement indicating “For Horizontal
Installation”.

PART 2 PRODUCTS

2.01 NON-FIRE RATED ACCESS DOORS FOR WALLS AND CEILINGS

A. Frames: Minimum 16 gage cold rolled steel or 304 stainless steel as indicated on the
drawing.
1. Flange: Integral exposed flange not less than 1 inch wide around the perimeter.

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 2. Finish: Match door panel.
3. Anchorage: Factory preparation and fasteners appropriate for the following new
or existing wall or ceiling conditions:
a. Suspended cement plaster
b. Gypsum wall board
c. New or existing concrete or masonry construction.

B. Door Panel: Welded pan type, minimum 20 gage double wall construction cold rolled
steel or 304 stainless steel as shown.
1. Hinges: Continuous Concealed Pin type set to open a minimum of 135 degrees.
2. Finish: Factory-applied rust inhibitive powder coat or baked enamel over
phosphate treated steel.

C. Key Operated Locks

1. Provide Cylinder Mortise Lock less cylinder factory installed on each door panel.
Mortise cylinder by specification Section 087100. Lockset’s latchbolt to be
retracted by key. Latchbolt is self-latching. Lockset to hold door panel in flush,
smooth plane when closed.

2.02 FIRE RATED ACCESS DOORS FOR WALLS AND CEILINGS

A. Frames: Minimum 16 gage steel, with integral exposed flange not less than one inch
wide around the perimeter.
1. Anchorage, Except for New Concrete or Masonry Construction: Predrilled holes
in frame for anchoring with fasteners.
2. Anchorage for New Concrete or Masonry Construction: Adjustable metal
masonry anchors.
B. Door Panel: Flush type, minimum 20 gage steel double wall construction with insulation,
equipped with automatic closer and inside release mechanism.
1. Hinge: Concealed pin hinge or continuous hinge set to open to approximately
100 degrees.
2. Finish: Factory-applied baked enamel or primer over phosphate treated steel.
C. Automatic Latches: Direct action knurled knob or turn ring, or key operated; sufficient
number to hold door panel in flush, smooth plane when closed. Equip each latch with
inside release device.
1. Each latch on each door panel shall be operated by a flush key.
a. Key all locks alike. Match existing facility locks.
b. One latch on each door panel shall have either mortise preparation or rim
cylinder latch. Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association, Inc.
(BHMA) standard cylinder provided under Section 087100.

2.03 FABRICATION
A. Assemble access doors as integral units complete with all parts and ready for installation.
Fabricate units of continuous welded steel construction unless otherwise indicated or
specified. Grind welds smooth and flush with adjacent surfaces. Anchorage devices
shall be of size and type required to secure access doors to types of supports indicated on
the Drawings.

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 1. Allowable Size Variations: Manufacturer’s standard size units which vary
slightly from the sizes indicated may be acceptable, subject to the approval of the
Director.

PART 3 EXECUTION

3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Install units in accordance with manufacturer's instructions.
B. Install frames plumb and level in openings. Secure rigidly in place.
C. Position units to provide convenient access to the concealed work requiring access.
D. Coordinate access door installation with installation of supporting construction.
E. Set units accurately in position and securely attach to supports with face panel plumb or
level in relation to adjoining finish surface

3.02 Adjusting
A. Adjust hardware and doors for proper operation.

3.03 Schedule
A. Provide non-fire rated access doors in non-fire rated construction and fire rated access
doors in fire rated construction.

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 SECTION 087100

DOOR HARDWARE

PART 1 GENERAL

1.01 REFERENCES
A. NFPA 80 Fire Doors and Windows (2007).
B. NFPA 101 Life Safety Code (2006).
C. Building Code of New York State (2010).
D. ICC/ANSI A117.1-2003 Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities.
E. ANSI/BHMA Standard A156.1 Butts and Hinges (2006).
F. ANSI/BHMA Standard A156.4 Door Controls - Closers (2008).
G. ANSI/BHMA Standard A156.6 Architectural Door Trim (2005).
H. ANSI/BHMA Standard A156.7 Template Hinge Dimensions (2009).
I. ANSI/BHMA Standard A156.8 Door Controls - Overhead Stops and Holders (2005).
J. ANSI/BHMA Standard A156.13 Mortise Locks and Latches Series 1000 (2005).
K. ANSI/BHMA Standard A156.16 Auxiliary Hardware (2008).
L. ANSI/BHMA Standard A156.18 Materials and Finishes (2006).
M. ANSI/BHMA Standard A156.22 Door Gasketing Systems (2005).
N. ANSI/BHMA Standard A156.26 Continuous Hinges (2006).
O. DHI - Door and Hardware Institute.
P. NAAM Standard HMMA 800-96- Hollow Metal Manufacturers Association.
Q. NAAM Standard HMMA 831-97 Recommended Hardware Locations for Custom
Hollow Metal Doors and Frames.
R. 2010 Standards for State and Local Government Facilities: Title II.

1.02 DEFINITIONS
A. Architectural Hardware Consultant (AHC): A Door and Hardware Institute certified
expert in complex architectural openings requiring advanced knowledge of model
building codes and safety standards, ADA requirements, access control knowledge and
installation expertise.

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 B. Architectural Hardware Distributor: A company that regularly purchases architectural
hardware from manufacturers and specializes in the sale, service and support of that
hardware to contractors and/or end users.
C. Company Field Advisor(s): Hardware manufacturers’ representatives who are certified
in writing by manufacturer to be technically qualified in design, installation, and
servicing of products.
D. Installation Supervisor: Designated supervisor/installer, who has a minimum three years
experience in finish hardware installation, and is qualified and responsible to ensure
approved finish hardware is installed, adjusted, and operates properly.
E. Benchmark: Finish hardware installed on full size door and frame assembly that is
constructed on-site. Benchmarks are constructed to verify qualities of materials and
execution; to review coordination between frames, doors, and architectural hardware; to
show interface between partitions and frames; and to demonstrate compliance with
specified installation tolerances. Benchmarks are not samples. Unless otherwise
indicated, approved benchmarks establish the standard by which the Work will be judged.
The approved benchmark may be incorporated into the work of this section.

1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. Waiver of Submittals: The Waiver of Certain Submittal Requirements in Section 013300
does not apply to this Section.
B. Re-Evaluation Fee: In accordance with the General Conditions 07213 Article 4.7.
C. Submittal Package Cover Sheets: The Hardware Distributor shall provide a cover sheet,
which identifies each package by:
1. OGS project number.
2. Project name.
3. Facility name and location.
4. Submittal Package name.
5. Specification section name and number.
6. Construction Contractor’s company name, address, e-mail address, and
telephone number.
7. Finish Hardware Distributor’s company name, address, e-mail address,
and telephone number.
8. Certified Architectural Hardware Consultant’s name, company name,
address, e-mail address, and telephone number.
9. Submittal Date.
10. Submittal Packages
a. Quality Control Package: Do not submit balance of packages until this
package is approved.
1) Architectural Hardware Consultant Data:
a) Provide name, business address, and telephone number
of DHI certified Architectural Hardware Consultant.
b) Submit photocopy of Door and Hardware Institute’s
certificate demonstrating individual is an Architectural
Hardware Consultant.
2) Company Field Advisor Data:

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 a) Provide name, business address, and telephone number
of Company Field Advisor(s) for continuous hinges,
door bolts, locksets, overhead stops, door closers, and
gaskets.
b) List services and products for which company field
advisor(s) is/are certified by manufacturer. Provide
written certifications.
3) Hardware Distributor’s Qualification Data:
a) Provide the Finish Hardware Distributor’s company
name, address, e-mail address, and telephone number.
b) Provide the hardware distributor’s company history,
including number of years in the hardware distribution
business, the number of AHC’s employed, and the
number of employees. Describe the distributor’s major
market.
c) Include the names and contact information of physical
plant managers for 3 facilities, similar to this project, for
which the distributor has furnished architectural
hardware within the past 2 years.
4) Supervisor’s/Installer’s Qualification Data:
a) Name of Supervisor and each installer performing Work,
and employer’s name, business address and telephone
number.
b) Names and addresses, and contact information of
physical plant managers for 3 facilities, similar to this
project, on which each installer has worked on during
past 2 years.
b. Finish Hardware Package:
1) Finish Hardware Schedule: Use vertical format and indicate
finish hardware items, both mechanical and electrical in one
document, required to complete Work of this section. Submit
Hardware Schedule that includes complete hardware sets for
each door and frame shown on Door Schedule.
a) Preface schedule with following:
1 Certified Architectural Hardware Consultant’s
statement of preparation of/or certification of,
Finish Hardware Schedule.
2 Index.
3 List of manufacturers.
4 List of finishes.
5 Explanation of abbreviations.
6 Keying instructions and key schedule.
b) Create hardware groups, each group consisting of similar
doors and hardware. Do not combine labeled and non-
labeled openings. Do not combine doors and frames
with dissimilar door sizes and/or materials.
c) For each opening include the following:
1 Door and frame materials and dimensions.
2 Fire rating.
3 Door number, location and handing.

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 4 Degree of opening required for closer and/or
overhead stop.
5 Installation and detailing notes.
d) Under each group heading, list hardware items in detail,
required for ordering. For each hardware item include:
1 Type (Hinges).
2 Quantity (Hinges 3ea).
3 Manufacturers’ name (Hinges 3ea Stanley).
4 Catalog number (Hinges 3ea Stanley FBB199).
5 Size (Hinges 3ea Stanley FBB199 4 ½ x 4 ½ ).
6 Options or accessories (Hinges HTFBB199 4 ½
x 4 ½ ).
7 Finish (Hinges HTFBB199 4 ½ x 4 ½ x 630).
8 Fasteners (Hinges HTFBB199 4 ½ x 4 ½ x 630
x torx with center security pin).
9 Indicate location of protection plates: Push side
or pull side.
10 Installation Notes, as written in this section, for
each hardware group.
e) Use a separate hardware group in Hardware Schedule
that lists attic stock hardware items, key cabinets, key
control system, special tools required to install hardware,
lubricants, and Operations and Maintenance Manuals.
2) Product Data: Furnish six copies of manufacturers’ catalog
sheets, specifications, sizing charts, and installation instructions,
for each item specified. Highlight information pertaining
specifically to product (s) submitted.
3) Submit samples as requested.
c. Closeout Submittals Package: Submit as a complete package.
1) Operation and Maintenance Manuals: Furnish 2 hardcover three
ring binders with the project name and number displayed on the
front cover and spine. Include:
a) List of Manufacturers.
b) Approved Finish Hardware Schedule.
c) Approved Manufacturers’ Product Data Sheets.
d) Manufacturer’s operation, installation, maintenance, and
repair instructions for each type of hardware furnished.
e) Templates for kind of hardware furnished.
f) Parts List for each type of finish hardware furnished.
g) Manufacturers’ dated written warranty for each type of
finish hardware furnished.
h) Certifications: Written certification from Company
Field Advisors that their products are installed according
to manufacturers’ printed installation instructions, are
operating properly, and manufacturers’ written warranty
will be in effect upon physical completion of the Work.
i) Special Tools: List of special tools required to install
hardware, and their purpose.
2) Special Tools:

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 a) At conclusion of finish hardware installation, turn over
to Director’s Representative 2 of each special tool
required to install hardware together with a list of these
tools and their purpose.

1.04 TEMPLATES
A. After receipt of approved submittals, furnish templates to affected trades, to enable
fabricators to make provision for finish hardware without delaying the Work of the
Project.

1.05 DELIVERY AND STORAGE

A. Coordinate delivery to avoid delay.
B. Clearly label each item for identification and installation location as it corresponds to the
approved Finish Hardware Schedule and subsequent information bulletins.
C. Deliver hardware to the jobsite in the manufacturers’ original packages complete with
fasteners, parts, installation instructions, and templates required for proper installation.
D. Inventory hardware at jobsite to identify shortages or backorders. Resolve delivery
shortages and damaged items prior to installing hardware.
E. Store finish hardware where directed by Director’s Representative. Provide locked, dry
storage for finish hardware.

1.06 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. Hardware Distributor’s Qualification:
1. Hardware Distributor who has been in the business of furnishing, and/ or
installing finish hardware for a minimum of three years.
2. Hardware Distributor shall have the DHI certified Architectural Hardware
Consultant prepare or certify the Finish Hardware Submittal meets specification
requirements, and the schedule is written accurately and in accordance with DHI
recommendations, and requirements of this specification.
B. Company Field Advisors: Employ advisor(s) for continuous hinges, door bolts, mortise
locksets, surface overhead stops, door closers, and gaskets.
C. Installation Supervisor: Employ a qualified Installation Supervisor who will be
responsible to ensure approved finished hardware is installed, adjusted and operates
properly.
D. Installers: Employ experienced finish hardware installers who have been regularly
employed by a Company installing finish hardware for a minimum of 5 years.
E. Pre-submittal Conference: Before Finish Hardware Submittals are written for
submission, the Director’s Representative will call a teleconference to review Finish
Hardware Submittal requirements including but not limited to format, cover sheet,
headings, hardware sets, level of detail, installation notes, and description of operation,
keying, and product data sheets. The Contractor, the Finish Hardware Distributor, the

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 Finish Hardware Detailer, and consulting hardware designer, and OGS Designers shall
attend. The OGS Finish Hardware Reviewer shall conduct the conference.
F. On Site Pre-installation Conference: Before finish hardware installation begins, the
Director’s Representative will call a conference at the site to review Finish Hardware
Specifications, approved Finish Hardware Submittals, and to discuss requirements for the
Work including:
1. Hardware delivery and storage.
2. Hardware labeling by door number.
3. Hardware locations.
4. Potential location conflicts.
5. Hardware installation sequence and responsibility.
6. Required accessories and fasteners.
7. Continuous hinge installation.
8. Surface overhead stops and closer template and adjustments.
9. Special tools and maintenance items.
10. Hardware Closeout requirements.
11. Hardware Warranties.
G. Pre-installation Conference Attendance: The Construction Contractor, Company Field
Advisors, authorized Finish Hardware Installers, and the Finish Hardware Distributor’s
Architectural Hardware Consultant shall attend the conference. OGS’s Finish Hardware
Reviewer conducts the meeting. OGS designers and facility personnel may attend. The
Company Field Advisors will present installation instruction and advice.
H. Pre-Benchmark-Construction Meeting: Prior to the construction of the mock-up, a
meeting will be held at the site to review the requirements, and discuss the intent of the
mock-up. The meeting will be scheduled by the Director’s Representative and conducted
by the Hardware Designer. The meeting shall be attended by the Director’s
Representative, the Hardware Designer, the Contractor’s onsite foreman, the person
supervising this phase of the Work (if different), and the person (people) who will be
performing the work.
I. Construction of Benchmark: Before installing portions of the Work requiring
benchmarks, install benchmarks for each form of construction required to comply with
the following requirements, using materials indicated for the completed Work.
1. Build hardware benchmark in door and frame assembly, specified in section
081102, in locations as directed, and include continuous hinge, lockset, closer,
surface overhead stop and gaskets.
2. Notify the Director’s Representative in advance of dates and times when
benchmark will be constructed.
3. Install benchmark with supervisor oversight and workers who will be employed
during the construction of the Work.
4. Construct benchmarks using the exact materials, products, methods, and
workmanship that were approved for the Work.
5. Obtain Director’s Representative’s approval of benchmarks before starting work,
fabrication, or construction.
6. Maintain benchmarks during construction in an undisturbed condition as a
standard for judging the completed Work.
7. Failure to maintain this standard of quality will be cause for rejection of the
Work.

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 8. Benchmark may be used in the Work unless otherwise indicated.
J. Uniformity of Hardware and Single Source Responsibility: For each kind of hardware
provide product(s) of a single manufacturer.
K. Size Variations: Manufacturers’ products may vary slightly from sizes specified except
where minimum size or thickness is specified.

1.07 WARRANTY
A. Manufacturer’s Warranty: Ten year minimum warranty for door closers.
B. Manufacturer’s Warranty: Three year minimum for locksets.

1.08 MAINTENANCE
A. Special Tools: At the conclusion of finish hardware installation, turn over to Owner’s
Representative 2 sets of each special tools required for proper installation and adjustment
of hardware, together with a list of these tools and their purpose.
B. Lubricants: Provide manufacturer’s recommended lubricants for locksets and closers
sufficient for 1 year of maintenance. Turn over to Director’s Representative.

PART 2 PRODUCTS

2.01 ACCESSORIES
A. Provide brackets, plates, arms, spacers, and special templates to mount door closers in
combination with overhead stops and coordinators, on narrow top rails and for special
ceiling and jamb conditions.
B. Provide curved lip strikes, with wrought boxes, specific to individual lock functions.
Universal strikes that fit a variety of lock functions are not acceptable.

2.02 FASTENINGS
A. Provide fasteners that harmonize with finish hardware material and finish.
B. Provide torx center pin security fasteners for exposed hardware, including full mortise
hinges.
C. Provide machine screws for hardware secured to metal; and machine screws and metal
expansion shields for attachment to masonry substrates. Self-tapping or self-drilling
screws are not acceptable.
D. Provide undercut shallow head torx center pin security fasteners where necessary for
proper seating.
E. Attach door closers and overhead stops with sex bolts.

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2.03 MATERIALS AND FINISHES
A. General: Requirements for design, grade, function, finish, size, and other distinctive
qualities of each type of finish hardware are indicated in this section and in the Hardware
Groups.
B. Continuous Hinges
1. Full height barrel-type manufactured from 14-gauge 304 stainless steel.
2. .25” diameter stainless steel pins.
3. Provide hinges without covers.
C. Locks, Latches and Bolts
1. Comply with UL requirements for throw of bolts and latch bolts on rated fire
openings.
2. Provide 3/4” minimum throw on other latch bolts.
3. Provide 1” minimum throw deadbolts.
D. Closers and Door Control Devices
1. Closer bodies: Provide closer bodies with the same hole template pattern
regardless of type or application.
2. Closer arms: Non-handed forged steel.
3. Closer size: Provide sized closers.
4. Provide all-weather fluid to eliminate seasonal adjustment of closer speed.
5. Powder coat closer body, arm, and adapter plate or pre-treat closer body, arm,
and adapter plate with rust-inhibiting coating before painted finish is applied.

2.04 FINISH HARDWARE

A. Group 1: (Shower Rooms) Install surface overhead stop; then install closer. Install lock
strike; then install meeting stile gasket on edge of inactive leaf, offset towards push side.
1. Continuous Hinge: 2ea - Zero 919 STST x HT x marked “Top” x torx with
center security pin x 630.
2. Mortise Lockset: 1ea - Corbin Russwin ML2022 x YWM x curved lip strike x
wrought box x torx with center security pin x 630.
3. Mortise Lock Cylinder: 2ea - Compatible with specified lock above x 626.
4. Coordinator: 1ea - Rockwood 1660 x torx with center security pin x black prime.
5. Closer: 1ea - LCN 4213 x SRI x thru-bolt x torx with center security pin x AL
(LH active leaf).
6. Overhead Stop: 1ea - Glynn Johnson 813S x thru-bolt x torx with center security
pin x 630 x inactive leaf only. See installation note.
B. Group 2: (Janitors Closets)
1. Continuous Hinge: 1ea - Zero 919 STST x HT x marked “Top” x torx with
center security pin x 630.
2. Mortise Lockset: 1ea - Corbin Russwin ML2022 x YWM x curved lip strike x
wrought box x torx with center security pin x 630.
3. Mortise Lock Cylinder: 2ea - Compatible with specified lock above x 626.
4. Closer: 1ea - LCN 4513T x SRI x thru-bolt x torx with center security pin x AL.
5. Kick Plate: 1ea - Rockwood K1062 10” x 1 ½” LDW x B4E x torx with center
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 6. Overhead Stop: 1ea - Glynn Johnson 814S x thru-bolt x torx with center security
pin x 630.

C. Group 3: (Access Doors)

1. Mortise Cylinder: 1ea – Corbin Russwin Cylinder x 630/626 to match Facility’s
existing key system and compatible with mortise lock specified in SECTION
083113 – ACCESS DOORS AND PANELS.

2.05 KEYING
A. Continue existing key system established for Facility.
1. Stamp key symbol on one side of key, and “Do Not Duplicate” on other
side of key.
2. Furnish one copy of factory bitting list to facility.
3. Factory key cylinders.
4. Furnish 3 cut keys for each master key.
5. Furnish 7 cut keys for each keyed lockset.
6. These cut key quantities are for bidding purposes only. Actual number of cut
keys required will be determined at keying meeting.
7. When lockset and cylinder are by different manufacturers, identify and
furnish correct cylinder cam to operate lockset.
8. Provide compression rings and spacers to achieve proper spacing
relationship between cylinder and face of door.
9. Keying Conference
a. Immediately following contract award, Director’s Representative
will schedule a keying conference to develop a written key
schedule that reflects Facility’s specific keying requirements.
1) Facility Representative(s), Hardware Distributor, Consulting
Hardware Designer, and OGS’s Hardware Designer will attend.
b. Incorporate this schedule in Finish Hardware Submittals for approval.

PART 3 EXECUTION

3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examine doors and frames and related items for conditions such as, but not limited to,
incorrect handing, hardware preparation, misaligned lock and strike preparations, that
would prevent proper application of finish hardware. Do not proceed until defects are
corrected.
B. Report conditions or hardware applications that are incorrect to the Director’s
Representative.

3.02 INSTALLATION
A. Do not proceed with installation of finish hardware prior to attending referenced
pre-installation conference.
B. Installation Sequence: Use proper installation sequence, i.e., install coordinators, and
overhead stops and holders before surface mounted door closers.

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 C. Install hardware in accordance with manufacturer’s printed installation instructions, and
adjust for smooth operation, free of sticking, binding or rattling.
1. Template surface overhead stops and holders for proper operation
2. Template and adjust closers for proper operation.
D. Use proper tools and methods to prevent scratches, burrs or other defacement.
E. Threshold Installation:
1. Drill holes 3 inches from each end of threshold and intermediate holes 12 inches
maximum o.c. for required fasteners. Prepare holes for countersunk fasteners.
2. Level and align thresholds with frames and doors. Where required, use non-
corrosive shims.
3. Exterior Doors: Set thresholds in a solid bed of Type 3 sealant.
4. Secure thresholds to substrate with countersunk fasteners.
F. Door Bottom Installation:
1. Mount sweep type door bottom protection/drip caps on exterior side of doors.
2. Before mounting apply Type 2 sealant on the back side of bearing surface.
Secure to door with required fasteners.
G. Gasket Installation:
1. Install continuous stripping at each opening without unnecessary interruptions.
2. Where fasteners are required, secure fasteners for stripping and seals so they will
not work loose during door operation. Exposed heads of fasteners shall be free
of sharp edges.
3. Coordinate meeting stile gasket with hardware before installation.
4. Install units plumb and level at the optimum location to maintain a permanent
effective seal.
H. After installation, cover and protect hardware to prevent damage during remaining
construction. Remove protection upon completion of construction.

3.03 LOCATIONS
A. Locate hardware as follows:
1. Door Closers: Template for maximum door swing allowed by wall placement
and jamb conditions. Where overhead stop prevents door from swinging to wall,
template the closer to exceed degree of opening allowed by overhead stop.
2. Protection Plates: 1/8 inch from door bottom.
3. Wall Stops: Centerline of bumper to match centerline of locking trim.

3.04 FIELD QUALITY CONTROL

A. Post Installation Review: After hardware is adjusted for proper operation, Director’s
Representative will hold a Post-Installation Review with the Contractor, Hardware
Designer, Company Field Advisors, Hardware Distributor and Hardware Installers.
1. Physically inspect to verify proper application, installation, adjustment and
operation of finish hardware, and in particular that:
a. Latches engage freely without binding. Filing of strike plates to relieve
latch bind is not acceptable.

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 b. Closers are adjusted for proper spring power; sweep speed, latching
speed; and hydraulic back check.
c. Locations and proper attachment of installed protective hardware are as
specified.
d. There is no field modification of fasteners.
e. Damaged fasteners are replaced.
2. Defective hardware is repaired or replaced.
3. Hardware is to be left clean and free from disfigurement.
B. Turn referenced Operations and Maintenance Manuals over to Facility through Director’s
Representative.

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 SECTION 014100

REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS

PART 1 GENERAL

1.01 COMPLIANCE

A. Comply with applicable regulatory requirements and various codes referenced in

these specifications. Where conflicts exist between local, State, and/or Federal
regulatory requirements, codes, or these specifications advise the Director’s
Representative. The Director’s Representative will assist in resolving the
conflicts to the satisfaction of the regulatory agencies prior to commencing the
Work.

1.02 UNIFORM CODE, ENERGY CODE, AND CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS

A. All Work shall comply with OSHA (including site-specific safety plans required
on all projects), and the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building
Code (the "Uniform Code"), which includes the publications incorporated by
reference in Title 19 NYCRR Part 1219 through 1228:
1. 2015 International Building Code (the “2015 IBC”).
2. 2015 International Plumbing Code (the “2015 IPC”).
3. 2015 International Mechanical Code (the “2015 IMC”).
4. 2015 International Fire Code (the “2015 IFC”).
5. 2015 International Property Maintenance Code (the “2015 IPMC”).
6. 2015 International Existing Building Code (the “2015 IEBC”).
7. 2017 Uniform Code Supplement (the “2017 Supplement”), and other
standards referenced in 19 NYCRR Parts 1219 through 1228. 

B. The contractor shall be aware of, and comply with, contractor requirements
identified in the above-referenced codes and standards; for example, but
not limited to:
1. OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration).
2. 2015 IBC- Chapter 33 Safeguards During Construction.
3. 2015 IEBC- Chapter 15 Construction Safeguards.
4. 2015 IFC– Chapter 33 Fire Safety During Construction and Demolition,
Chapter 35 Welding and Other Hot Work (which governs safety during
construction). 

C. All Work shall comply with the New York State Energy Conservation
Construction Code (“Energy Code”) promulgated pursuant to Article 11 of the
New York State Energy Law. The Energy Code is contained in 19 NYCRR, Part
1240, and in the publications incorporated by reference in 19 NYCRR Part 1240.
The publications incorporated by reference in 19 NYCRR Part 1240 include:
1. The publication entitled “2015 International Energy Conservation Code”
(Second Printing: May 2015) published by International Code Council,
Inc.

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 2. The publication entitled “ANSI / ASHRAE / IES Standard 90.1-2013,
Energy Standard for Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings”
(July 2014 Printing), published by American Society of Heating,
Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc.
3. The publication entitled “2016 Supplement to the New York State
Energy Conservation Construction Code” (Publication Date: August
2016) published by the New York State Department of State.
4. The other referenced standards mentioned and/or referred to in 19
NYCRR Part 1240.

D. Electrical Work: Conform to the requirements of the National Electrical Code

(NEC), as referenced in the Uniform Code, unless otherwise shown or specified.
The Director will be the sole judge of the interpretation of these rules and
requirements.

1.03 STATE-REQUIRED PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS

A. No Work shall commence without a Construction Permit issued by the OGS

Division of Codes and Construction Permitting. Contractors shall not file for and
not pay for Construction Permits for Work located on New York State property.

B. A New York Board of Fire Underwriters inspection or certificate is not required.

1.04 LISTINGS

A. Equipment and materials for which Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc. (UL)

provides product listing service, shall be listed and bear the listing mark.
1. Alternately, any product listed and bearing the mark from one of the
other Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratories (NRTL – as
recognized by OSHA) shall be an acceptable alternative to being UL
listed and marked, if the listed product has been tested to the applicable
standard.

1.05 FIRE-RESISTANT CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND ASSEMBLIES

A. Conform to the fire rating classifications based upon the test methods and
acceptance criteria in the “Standard for Fire Tests of Building Construction and
Materials” for which Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc. (UL) provides listings.
1. Materials and assemblies shall comply with the acceptance criteria,
detailed description of the assembly, its performance in the fire test, and
other pertinent details such as specification of materials, Classification
coverage, and alternate assembly details.
2. Alternatively, fire resistance rating classifications by other issuing
organizations listed in the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and
Building Code are acceptable.

1.06 MATERIALS WITH TRACE AMOUNTS OF ASBESTOS

A. Perform Work required to remove, disturb, or repair any material that contains
less than 1 percent by weight of asbestos (trace) in accordance with all applicable
OSHA regulations (29 CFR Part 1926.1101).

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