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1 Pebblebrook High School Addendum No. 1 #B007 Addition/Modifications – 20180008 FEBRUARY 18, 2020 SECTION 009101 - 1 PEBBLEBROOK HIGH SCHOOL ADDENDUM NO. 1 #B007 ADDITION/MODIFICATIONS – 20180008 SECTION 009101 ADDENDUM NO. 1 PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS A. General: for the purpose of proposal, the Bidding and Contract Documents for the above project are changed as described herein. The changes shall take precedence, and all other provisions of the Bidding and Contract Documents shall remain in force. B. Notation on Bid form: Failure to note receipt of this Addendum on a submitted Bid form in accordance with the Bidding Documents may be cause for rejection of any Bid so submitted. PART 2 - DRAWING CHANGES 2.1 NEW DRAWINGS A. The following additional Drawings dated February 18, 2020, are issued with this Addendum, and are deemed a part thereof. In addition, these Drawings are added to the List of Drawings within the Bidding and Contract Drawings and in the Bid form. Number Title VOLUME 1A Civil C5.03 Fire Access Plan C5.04 Fire Flow Test C6.02 Utility Profiles C7.05 Construction Details Vi Landscape L4.00 Site Details Structural SC2.60 Alternate Main Entrance Canopy & Screen Wall Foundation and Roof Framing Plans SC5.10 Floor Framing Sections & Details VOLUME 1 B Electrical EC2.11 Partial Existing Building Plans - Electrical Mechanical MC2.12 Partial Existing Building Plans - Mechanical VOLUME 2 Electrical ET6.03 Electrical Schedules FEBRUARY 18, 2020 SECTION 009101 - 2 PEBBLEBROOK HIGH SCHOOL ADDENDUM NO. 1 #B007 ADDITION/MODIFICATIONS – 20180008 2.2 REVISED DRAWINGS A. The following Drawings have been revised, bear revision date February 18, 2020, are issued with this Addendum, and are deemed a part thereof. The changes to be made are identified on each Drawing. Number Title VOLUME 1A General GC0.01A Drawing Index Civil C2.00 Overall Site Demolition Plan C2.01 Site Demolition Plan I C2.02 Site Demolition Plan II C3.00 Overall Site Layout Plan C3.01 Site Layout & Staking Plan I C3.02 Site Layout & Staking Plan II C4.00 Overall Site Grading Plan C4.01 Site Grading & Drainage Plan I C4.02 Site Grading & Drainage Plan II C4.04 Underground Storm Detention Pond Details C5.00 Overall Site Utility Plan C5.01 Site Utility Plan I C5.02 Site Utility Plan II C6.00 Utility Profiles C6.01 Utility Profiles C7.00 Construction Details I C7.01 Construction Details II EC2.00 Initial ES & PC Plan EC2.01 Intermediate ES & PC Plan EC2.02 Final ES & PC Plan Landscape L2.00 General Notes And Overall Site Plan L2.01 Overall Theater And Classroom Site Plan L2.02 Theater Hardscape Enlargement L2.03 Courtyard & North-South Corridor Path Enlargement L2.04 South Of Classroom Enlargement L3.02 Theater Landscape Enlargement L3.03 South Of Classroom Landscape Enlargement L3.04 Planting Schedules Notes And Details L4.01 Site Details Architectural AC1.00 Architectural Site Demo Plan AC1.00A Phasing Plan AC2.07 Level 1 - Partial Plan - Area D AC2.08 Level 2 - Partial Plan - Areas A & B AC2.09 Level 2 - Partial Plan - Area C AC2.10 Level 2 - Partial Plan - Area D AC2.12 Level 3 - Partial Plan - Area C AC2.20 Finish Material Legend and Details AC2.21 Overall Finish Plan - Level 1 AC2.22 Overall Finish Plan - Level 2 FEBRUARY 18, 2020 SECTION 009101 - 3 PEBBLEBROOK HIGH SCHOOL ADDENDUM NO. 1 #B007 ADDITION/MODIFICATIONS – 20180008 Number Title Architectural (continued) AC2.23 Overall Finish Plan - Level 3 AC2.30 Level 3 - Partial Finish Plan - Areas A & B AC2.45 Level 1 - Partial Reflected Ceiling Plan - Area C AC2.46 Level 1 - Partial Reflected Ceiling Plan - Area D AC2.47 Level 2 - Partial Reflected Ceiling Plan - Areas A & B AC2.48 Level 2 - Partial Reflected Ceiling Plan - Area C AC2.49 Level 2 - Partial Reflected Ceiling Plan - Area D AC2.51 Level 3 - Partial Reflected Ceiling Plan - Area C AC2.52 Level 3 - Partial Reflected Ceiling Plan - Area D AC3.01 Enlarged Plans and Elevations - Typical Classroom AC3.02 Enlarged Plans and Elevations - Chemistry Lab AC3.03 Enlarged Plans and Elevations - Physics Lab AC3.04 Enlarged Plans and Elevations - Biology Lab AC3.05 Enlarged Plans and Elevations - Team Project & Teachers Work Room AC3.08 Enlarged Plans and Elevations - Computer Labs AC3.15 Enlarged Plans and Sections - Pressbox AC3.27 Interior Elevations - Area A & Area C AC3.28 Interior Elevations - Area B AC7.03 Stair Plans & Details AC9.10A Door Schedule and Types AC9.10B Door Schedule and Types AC9.40 Level 1 - Signage Plan Structural S1.02 Concrete General Notes & Schedules S1.04 Steel & CFSF General Notes & Schedules S3.01 Steel Col BRG Sections & Details SC1.05 Class/Gym - Design Loads Notes & Schedules SC2.05 Partial Foundation Plan - Level 1 - Area B SC2.06 Partial Foundation Plan - Level 1 - Area C SC2.07 Partial Foundation Plan - Level 1 - Area D SC2.08 Partial Foundation & Floor Framing Plan - Level 2 - Areas A & B SC2.09 Partial Foundation & Floor Framing Plan - Level 2 - Area C SC2.10 Partial Foundation & Floor Framing Plan - Level 2 - Area D SC2.11 Partial Floor Framing Plan - Level 3 - Areas A & B SC2.12 Partial Floor Framing Plan - Level 3 - Area C SC2.13 Partial Floor Framing Plan - Level 3 - Area D SC2.14 Partial Floor Framing Plan - Level 3 - Area E SC2.15 Partial Roof Framing Plan - Area A SC2.17 Partial Roof Framing Plan - Area C SC2.18 Partial Roof Framing Plan - Area D SC2.19 Partial Roof Framing Plan - Area E SC2.20 Fixed Bleacher Foundation & Framing Plans - Area D SC2.21 Partial Enlarged Foundation & Floor Framing Plans - Area A/D SC3.03 Foundation Sections & Details SC3.04 Foundation Sections & Details SC3.05 Foundation Sections & Details SC5.04 Floor Framing Sections & Details SC5.05 Floor Framing Sections & Details SC5.06 Floor Framing Sections & Details SC5.07 Floor Framing Sections & Details SC5.09 Floor Framing Sections & Details SC6.04 Roof Framing Sections & Details FEBRUARY 18, 2020 SECTION 009101 - 4 PEBBLEBROOK HIGH SCHOOL ADDENDUM NO. 1 #B007 ADDITION/MODIFICATIONS – 20180008 Number Title VOLUME 1 B General GC0.01B Drawing Index - Volume #01B Electrical EC0.11 Site Plan - Electrical EC1.01 Overall Level 1 Floor Plan - Electrical EC1.04 Overall Roof Plan - Electrical EC2.01 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area B - Electrical EC2.02 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area C -Electrical EC2.03 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area D -Electrical EC2.04 Partial Level 2 Plan - Area A&B -Electrical EC2.05 Partial Level 2 Plan - Area C -Electrical EC2.06 Partial Level 2 Plan - Area D -Electrical EC2.07 Partial Level 3 Plan - Area A -Electrical EC2.08 Partial Level 3 Plan - Area C -Electrical EC2.09 Partial Level 3 Plan - Area D -Electrical EC2.10 Pump House Plan - Electrical EC3.01 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area B - Lighting EC3.02 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area C - Lighting EC3.03 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area D - Lighting EC3.04 Partial Level 2 Plan - Area A&B - Lighting EC3.05 Partial Level 2 Plan - Area C - Lighting EC3.06 Partial Level 2 Plan - Area D - Lighting EC3.07 Partial Level 3 Plan - Area A&B - Lighting EC3.08 Partial Level 3 Plan - Area C - Lighting EC3.09 Partial Level 3 Plan - Area D - Lighting EC5.01 Electrical Riser Diagram & Schedules EC6.01 Electrical Panel Schedules EC6.02 Electrical Panel Schedules EC6.03 Electrical Panel Schedules EC6.04 Electrical Panel Schedules EC6.05 Electrical Panel Schedules EC6.06 Electrical Panel Schedules EC6.10 Mechanical Connection Schedule - Electrical EC6.11 Electrical Schedules ECS1.01 Overall Level 1 Floor Plan - System ECS1.02 Overall Level 2 Floor Plan - System ECS1.03 Overall Level 3 Floor Plan - System Mechanical MC0.01 General Notes and Legend - Mechanical MC0.11 Site Plan - Mechanical MC1.01 Overall Level 1 Floor Plan - Mechanical MC1.02 Overall Level 2 Floor Plan - Mechanical MC1.03 Overall Level 3 Floor Plan - Mechanical MC1.04 Overall Roof Plan - Mechanical MC2.01 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area B - Mechanical MC2.02 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area C - Mechanical MC2.03 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area D - Mechanical MC2.04 Partial Level 2 Plan - Area A&B - Mechanical MC2.05 Partial Level 2 Plan - Area C - Mechanical MC2.06 Partial Level 2 Plan - Area D - Mechanical MC2.07 Partial Level 3 Plan - Area A&B - Mechanical MC2.08 Partial Level 3 Plan - Area C - Mechanical FEBRUARY 18, 2020 SECTION 009101 - 5 PEBBLEBROOK HIGH SCHOOL ADDENDUM NO. 1 #B007 ADDITION/MODIFICATIONS – 20180008 Number Title Mechanical (continued) MC2.09 Partial Level 3 Plan - Area D - Mechanical MC3.01 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area B - Piping MC3.02 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area C - Piping MC3.03 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area D - Piping MC3.04 Partial Level 2 Plan - Areas A&B - Piping MC3.05 Partial Level 2 Plan - Area C - Piping MC3.06 Partial Level 2 Plan - Area D - Piping MC3.07 Partial Level 3 Plan - Areas A&B - Piping MC3.08 Partial Leve 3 Plan - Area C - Piping MC3.09 Partial Level 3 Plan - Area D - Piping MC6.01 Schedules - Mechanical MC6.02 Schedules - Mechanical MC6.03 Schedules - Mechanical Plumbing PC0.01 Plumbing Notes, Legends & Schedules - Plumbing PC0.10 Plumbing Site Plan PC2.02 Partial Level 1 Plan - Area C - Plumbing PC2.05 Partial Level 2 Plan - Area C - Plumbing PC2.08 Partial Level 3 Plan - Area C - Plumbing PC2.11 Partial Roof Level - Area A & B - Plumbing PC2.12 Partial Roof Level - Area C - Plumbing PC2.13 Partial Roof Level - Area D - Plumbing PC2.14 Partial Roof Level - Area E - Plumbing PC3.02 Enlarged Plans - Plumbing PC3.06 Enlarged Plans - Plumbing PC3.08 Enlarged Plans - Plumbing PC3.09 Enlarged Plans - Plumbing PC3.10 Enlarged Plans - Plumbing VOLUME 2 General GT0.01 Drawing Index Architectural AT2.05 Roof Plan AT2.10 Partial Plan- Entry and Rear of Theater AT2.11 Partial Floor Plan -Stage
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