Monument Fire Center Telecom Upgrade

SCOPE OF CONTRACTThe project scope of work includes, but is not limited to, the following:i. Mobilization.ii. Quality control, survey, and staking.iii. Remove, replace, relocate, and upgrade of copper and fiber optic cabling and associated equipment, devices, and appurtenances associated with communication systems; relocation of communication equipment to new telecommunication room; remove and reinstall ceiling tiles to permit telecom installation; remove and install new electrical panel and associated conductors and conduit; remove overhead masts and patch roof; trenching, backfilling, and aggregate base course replacement; installation of underground conduit and associated conductors and innerducts for underground power and telecommunication service; demolition of existing telecommunication room and installation of new walls, gypsum board, and painting.iv. Coordination with telecommunication and electric providers for removal of overhead services and connection of new underground

service.v. Construction includes furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, tools, transportation, supplies, storage, other incidentals and all work required to complete the proposed addition, remodel and associated items in accordance with the approved final drawings, specifications and provisions of the contract.vi. Construction quality control includes supplying all the personnel, equipment, tests and reports necessary to ensure that construction is completed in compliance with the drawings, specifications and provisions of the contract. Materials testing and inspection agency shall be a separate entity from the Contractor.vii. Refer to project plans and specifications for more information and requirements.• Monument Work Center Telecom Upgrade, Specifications, dated April 2020.• Monument Work Center Telecom Upgrade, Construction Plans, dated February 2020.viii. Due to the historic nature of the existing buildings no new or enlarged penetrations will be allowed. Any new utility work will go underground/underfloor, through the attic, or utilize existing exterior penetrations.