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Bid Specifications Issued for Tender Prepared by Ibi Group Architects BID SPECIFICATIONS ISSUED FOR TENDER PREPARED BY IBI GROUP ARCHITECTS (IBI GROUP IS A GROUP OF FIRMS PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES IBI GROUP ARCHITECTS IS AFFILIATED WITH IBI GROUP) SPECIFICATIONS FOR STORE #755 TORONTO, ONTARIO PROJECT NO. 124175 JULY 15TH, 2020 BID SPECIFICATIONS PROJECT LCBO STORE #755 Yonge Street at Davisville 1955 Yonge Street Toronto, Ontario OWNER LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD OF ONTARIO 55 LAKESHORE BLVD. EAST, 2ND FLOOR, TORONTO, ONTARIO M5E 1A4 ARCHITECT IBI GROUP ARCHITECTS 7th FLOOR – 55 ST. CLAIR AVENUE WEST TORONTO, ONTARIO M4V 2Y7 Project No: 124175 Issued for Tender: July 15, 2020 SECTION 00 01 05 CERTIFICATIONS 1.01 OWNER: LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD OF ONTARIO 55 Lakeshore Blvd. East, 2nd Floor, Toronto, Ontario M5E 1A4 Terry Quan Tel: (416) 864-6344 Fax: (416) 864-6862 1.02 PROJECT: LCBO STORE #755 1955 Yonge Street Toronto, Ontario 1.03 PROFESSIONAL SEAL AND SIGNATURE ARCHITECT OF RECORD: IBI GROUP ARCHITECTS 7th Floor – 55 St. Clair Avenue West Toronto, Ontario M4V 2Y7 Tel: (416) 596-1930 Fax: (416) 596-0644 _________________________________________________________________ Architect of Record Date LCBO Store Planning Dept. #835. LCBO Revision #17, 2019, 1st Quarter Store #755 (Project No. 124175) Page 1 SECTION 00 01 07 LIST OF CONSULTANTS CONSULTANTS: ARCHITECT IBI GROUP ARCHITECTS 7th Floor – 55 St. Clair Avenue West Toronto, Ontario M4V 2Y7 Tel: (416) 596-1930 Fax: (416) 596-0644 STRUCTURAL WSP GROUP 600 Cochrane Drive, Markham, Ontario L3R 5K3 Tel: (905)-475-7270 MECHANICAL WSP GROUP 600 Cochrane Drive, Markham, Ontario L3R 5K3 Tel: (905)-475-7270 ELECTRICAL WSP GROUP 600 Cochrane Drive, Markham, Ontario L3R 5K3 Tel: (905)-475-7270 REFRIGERATION NEELANDS GROUP LTD 4131 Palladium Way, Burlington, Ontario L7M 0V9 Tel: (905) 332-4555 LCBO Store Planning Dept. #835. Revision #17, 2019, 1st Quarter LCBO Store #755 (Project No. 124175) Page 1 SECTION 00 01 07 LIST OF CONSULTANTS INTERIOR DESIGN FIORINO DESIGN 136 Dupont Street Toronto, Ontario M5R 1V2 Tel: (416) 929-7140 Fax: (416) 929-4298 COMMISSIONING CONSULTANT Energy DM Energy Consulting & Commissioning 74 Romance Drive, Richmond Hill, Ontario L4S 2R8 Daryoush Marandi – CEM, Principal Cell: 647-234-6646 [email protected] LCBO Store Planning Dept. #835. Revision #17, 2019, 1st Quarter LCBO Store #755 (Project No. 124175) Page 2 IBI GROUP 7th Floor – 55 St. Clair Avenue West Toronto ON M4V 2Y7 Canada tel 416 596 1930 fax 416 596 0644 ibigroup.com The following is the summary of changes in the Standard Requirements for Retail Stores (SRRS) Revision #17, 2019, 1st Quarter. Division 00 Section 00 01 07.01, Change Summary Change summary updated to reflect changes incorporated for LBBR-Rev17 Division 01 Section 01 11 00, Summary of work 1.05: Added requirement for site supervisor to assist in off-loading, verification and coordination of LCBO-procured deliveries. Section 01 18 00, Commissioning 1.18: Commissioning Process Allocation 1.18.1: Deleted the reference “This allocation will be released upon verified completion by the BCC.” 1.18.1.1: Deleted percentage allocation for Mechanical “Shop drawings”. Increased allocated value for Mechanical “Plumbing” to 1.75%. Increased allocated value for Mechanical “Performance Tests” to 2.25%. Increased allocated value for Mechanical “Training” to 0.5%. Deleted percentage allocation for Mechanical “O&M Manuals”. Deleted percentage allocation for Mechanical “As Built Drawings”. Deleted percentage allocation for Electrical “Shop drawings”. Increased allocated value for Electrical “Electrical Distribution” to 1.25%. Increased allocated value for Electrical “Electrical Distribution” to 1.25%. Increased allocated value for Electrical “Training” to 0.5%. Deleted percentage allocation for Electrical “O&M Manuals”. Deleted percentage allocation for Electrical “As Built Drawings”. Section 01 33 00, Submittals 1.03.17: Dock Leveler added to list of required shop drawings. : Overhead door added o to list of required shop drawings. Division 03 Section 03 30 00, Cast-in-Place Concrete Requirements 1.05.3.3: Revised Floor Flatness (FF)/Floor Levelness (FL) table to include requirements for Framed or suspended slabs. 2.19: Added Tactile walking surface indicator plate for barrier-free ramps and sidewalk curbs. IBI GROUP 7th Floor – 55 St. Clair Avenue West Toronto ON M4V 2Y7 Canada tel 416 596 1930 fax 416 596 0644 ibigroup.com Division 07 Section 07 21 00, Building Insulation 2.01.5.1: Replaced insulation type ‘RXL 60’ by Roxul Limited with “Rockboard 60’ by Rockwool. Product name has been rebranded under Rockwool. 2.01.6.1: Replaced insulation type ‘Roxul AFB” and Flexibatt by Roxul Limited with “Rockwool AFB and Comforbatt” by Rockwool. Product name has been rebranded under Rockwool. 2.14: Added broom finish requirement for concrete slabs for truck loading ramps. Division 08: Section 08 32 00, Automatic Sliding Doors and Operators 1.04.1: Revised warranty verbage to include required ‘preventive maintenance” by LCBO door Vendor. 2.01.5: Removed “ Stanley” as an acceptable manufacturer. 2.01.6 Remove “ Mac Tech Systems Inc.” as an acceptable manufacturer. 2.01.9 Remove “ Mac Tech Systems Inc.” as an acceptable manufacturer. 2.02.9 Revised to include “Form C 3/4” recessed contact” by door manufacturer. 2.03.3 Revised to include “Coldroom” door. 2.03.6 Deleted sentence “A cut opening in the aluminium style is unacceptable as a stand alone catch” from the paragraph. 2.03.7 Added requirement for Door manufacturer to provide Form C ¾” recessed door alarm contacts. 2.05.1.1 Revised Acceptable Manufacturer and model to Optex OA-Flex T. 2.05.3.1 Revised Acceptable Manufacturer and model to Optex OA-Flex T. 2.05.3.1 Deleted Alternate Sensing System 2.03.7 Added requirement for Door manufacturer to provide Form C ¾” recessed door alarm contacts. Section 08 70 00, Hardware 2.01.3.(.2)(.1): Added new 4-point panic device by Detex to replace former 4-point panic exit lock by Securiteh. 2.01.6.(.1):Multiple point panic exit lock system revised to 4-point panic device manufactured by Detex Corporation. 2.01.15: Added Heavy duty “Protector II” padlock for the roof hatch. Section 08 70 00 01, Hardware Standards 1.02.2: Deleted Door Stop model IVES 452. -Added Door Closer Model 1461 REG. - Added Floor Stop Model CBH 103. 1.02.7: Deleted 4-Point Panic Exit Lock by Securitech and replaced with 4-Point Panic Device by Detex Corporation. 1.02.8: Deleted 4-Point Panic Exit Lock by Securitech and replaced with 4-Point Panic Device by IBI GROUP 7th Floor – 55 St. Clair Avenue West Toronto ON M4V 2Y7 Canada tel 416 596 1930 fax 416 596 0644 ibigroup.com Detex Corporation. Revised *Notes to update manufacturer to “Detex Corporations” in place of Edwards Doors. 1.02.13: Added one(1) HD padlock for the Roof Hatch. 1.02.14: Added hardware for Auxiliary Storage Room. Section 08 80 00, Glass and Glazing 2.01.1: Glass Manufacturer Glaverbel Group name changed to “AGC Glass”. 2.01.4.2: Revised Security Film specification to 3M Ultra S800. 2.01.4.5: Revised Ultra Violet film spec to include type RE35NEARXL by 3M. 2.01.4.6: Revised Combination film specifications to3M PRS70 3.01.5.9: Deleted washroom mirror height 3.01.6.1: Added Spandrel Glass Section to provide Security Mesh at all Spandrel Glass locations. 3.07 Added Spec Note for ultraviolet (UV) film installation 3.04.5.1: Walk-In Coldroom glazing specification changed from laminated to tempered glass Division 09 Section 09 21 16, Gypsum Board 3.03.2: Added hardie plank lap siding and metal siding to list of exterior cladding to to provided with Security mesh. Section 09 30 00, Ceramic and Porcelain Tile 3.01.2: Removed the reference to section 03 30 0 and replaced with “CAN/CSA-23.1/A23.2” reference. 3.01.3.1: Replace the term “slab” with “substrate”. 3.01.4: Relocated Spec. Notes from section 3.01.3 to precede section 3.01.4. Section 09 91 00, Painting and Finishing 3.07.3: Finishes for Interior Ferrous Metals revised. Alkyd finish removed. 3.07.4: Finishes for Interior Galvanized Metals revised. Alkyd finish removed. 3.07.7: Finish revised. Alkyd finish removed. Division 10 Section 10 28 13, Washroom Accessories 2.01.6: Added Stainless steel shelf for universal washroom. 2.01.7: Added tilt mirror for washrooms. 3.01.9.3: Added stainless steel shelf. 3.01.9.4: Added tilt mirror. 3.01.9.5: Added Coat hook. IBI GROUP 7th Floor – 55 St. Clair Avenue West Toronto ON M4V 2Y7 Canada tel 416 596 1930 fax 416 596 0644 ibigroup.com Section 10 90 00, Manufactured Specialties 2.02.3.1.2: Revised the “electric strike release” for Customer Service Return Gate to “electric- magnetic” release. 2.16.2: Revised product type for Warehouse Portable Ladder restraint. 2.08: Lockers & Rack 2.08.3: Revised paragraph to list four(1) locker options based on store size and store concept. Division 11 Section 11 40 00, Food Service Equipment 2.02.6: Added THC Unit Condenser Shelf requirements. 2.03.1: Updated Refrigerator finish from color white to stainless steel. 2.03.2: Updated Refrigerator finish from color white to stainless steel. 2.04.1: Updated Microwave finish from color white to stainless steel. -Removed microwave hinge location. 2.04.2: Updated Microwave finish from color white to stainless steel. 2.09: Subject heading renamed to “ Under-counter Bar Fridge.” 2.09.1: Location revised to “ As noted on Drawings.” Section 11 41 20, Walk-in Coolers and Refrigeration Equipment 2.02: Updated SpecNote 2.02: Added to the specnote: Note: 3inch thick foam core panels have a weight of 2.2psf and 5inch thick mineral fibre core panels have a weight of 5.85psf) 2.02.1: Updated wall panel steel gauge and fabrication.
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