Construction of One (1)Equipment Shelter

EXPECTED START AND COMPLETION DATES:

Start Date: October 24, 2016

Completion Date: December 31, 2016

SCOPE OF WORK / DELIVERABLES:

The scope of work consists of the furnishing of all architectural, structural, mechanical and electrical work to facilitate the installation of the new equipment shelter for the Canadian Coast Guard, at Mount Moriah, NL.

1. Contract consists of construction of one (1) 3.7m x 9.75 m wood frame equipment shelter as per these specifications and drawings.
2. The supply and installation of all mechanical and electrical equipment/systems, as indicated on the contract drawings and more particularly, specified herein.
3. The supply and installation of foundations as indicated on the contract drawings.
4. Site preparation, including site grading; services, etc. as indicated on the contract drawings.
5. The contractor is responsible for the testing of all systems in presence of Coast Guard personnel at delivery and a report of the testing results to be delivered to owner no later than ten (10) working days after completion of all the testing. Testing shall include but not be limited to:
   1. Ventilation System
   2. Lighting
   3. Heating System
   4. All alarm points back to alarm cabinet
   5. Verification of electrical circuit designations
   6. Verification of documentation
   7. Physical inspection of equipment shelters
6. Documentation on the system and subsystem is to be provided by the contractor. This shall include but not limited to:
   1. Complete set of as-built drawings.
   2. A complete maintenance manual indicating required maintenance for all installed components, schedule and parts list.
   3. A complete report on all system testing.
7. The work included in this contract is specified in the format of general specification document with specific works identified on drawings. The contractor remains responsible for the appropriation of the work between the trade, contractors, his own forces and suppliers. The Engineer will not be responsible for determination of or for providing opinion on the scope of work split between sub-contractors and trade jurisdictions.