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Fleetbank House level 3, 7 and 8 refurbishment and associated Works: Mechanical and Electrical Services scope of works
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Dan Birks
Senior Building Services Engineer
An ARCADIS company.
EC Harris LLP is a limited liability partnership, registered in England, registered number OC368843. Registered office, ECHQ, 34 York
Way, London, N1 9AB. A list of the members' names is available for inspection at the above office. Part of the ARCADIS Group of
Companies, along with other entities in the UK, including EC Harris (UK) Limited. Regulated by RICS.
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Contents
1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 5
1.1 Objectives ......................................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Specification Intent ........................................................................................................................... 5
2 Description Of Existing Services ................................................................................................................. 6
2.1 Building validation & restack works 2012 ......................................................................................... 6
2.2 Landlords Heating Plant ................................................................................................................... 6
2.3 Landlords Cooling Plant.................................................................................................................... 6
2.4 Landlords ventilation plant ................................................................................................................ 6
2.5 Domestic Hot Water Services ........................................................................................................... 7
2.6 Drainage Water Services .................................................................................................................. 7
2.7 Mains & Boosted Cold Water System .............................................................................................. 7
2.8 Landlords Building Management System ......................................................................................... 7
2.9 Landlord Electrical services .............................................................................................................. 7
2.10 Small power ...................................................................................................................................... 7
2.11 Lighting 7
2.12 Fire alarm .......................................................................................................................................... 8
3 Design Criteria ............................................................................................................................................ 9
3.1 General ............................................................................................................................................. 9
3.2 Outdoor Design Conditions............................................................................................................... 9
3.3 Flow and Return Temperatures ......................................................................................................11
3.4 Fire compartmentation ....................................................................................................................11
4 Scope Of Works ........................................................................................................................................12
4.1 Contractors responsibilities.............................................................................................................12
4.2 Site Surveys ....................................................................................................................................12
4.3 Design development .......................................................................................................................12
4.4 Liaison with site engineers..............................................................................................................12
4.5 Strip out...........................................................................................................................................13
5 Mechanical and Electrical Works Performance specification ...................................................................13
5.1 Ventilation .......................................................................................................................................13
5.2 Fan coil unit.....................................................................................................................................13
5.3 Side-stream filtration .......................................................................................................................14
5.4 DX cooling.......................................................................................................................................14
5.5 Tea point Services ..........................................................................................................................14
5.6 Building Management System (BMS) .............................................................................................14
5.7 Small power and data / Audio Visual ..............................................................................................15
5.8 Lighting ...........................................................................................................................................15
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1 Introduction
The works referred to in this document are for the refurbishment of levels 3, 7 and 8 and associated works at
ground and lower ground level of Fleetbank House for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS).
The Contractor shall note that the items of work contained in the following sections have been described in
reasonable detail, but the Contractor shall consider them in conjunction with the preliminaries, preambles,
and main contract. The Contractor shall also allow in his price everything necessary to carry out the works in
the best manner all in accordance with current relevant regulations and established codes of practice
whether specifically mentioned or not.
This scope of works should be read in conjunction with the Mechanical and Electrical Services Materials and
Workmanship specification clauses.
Where there is a conflict between the Preliminaries, Preambles, Specification or the standards within this
document and the current Building Regulations, the Contractor shall immediately draw this to the attention of
the Project Manager (PM) for agreement as to which will take precedence.
Limited records of the existing building services are available.
All values provided within this Specification are for guidance only. This includes, but is not limited to design
criteria, cooling capacity, number of plant, etc.
1.1 Objectives
The successful outcome of this project is to undertake necessary mechanical and electrical services
modifications to suit the CAT B fit out of floors 3, 7 and 8 and associated works at ground and lower ground
of Fleetbank House.
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An automatic power factor correction unit serves the low voltage switchboard. The outgoing distribution
cables are via moulded case circuit breakers and supply various Landlord and Tenants sub-mains
distribution boards, mechanical service plant and lifts.
There are bus bar trunking systems installed within service core electrical risers, these extend from lower
ground floor to ninth floor and provide the small power distribution to both landlords and tenants distribution
boards via tap-off boxes. The Landlords and Tenants local distribution boards at each level serve the small
power, lighting and office accommodation floor mounted fused connection units and incorporate bulk-
switching contactors linked to the BMS.
The uninterrupted power supply (UPS) installation consists of six stand alone units serving the
communications room and five local Patch rooms located within the office accommodation demise. It is
understood that the UPS is sized to provide battery backup of 40 minutes for the communications room and
20 minutes for the Patch rooms.
The existing general open plan office area is electrically fed by an electrac floor void mounted bus bar
system. In addition local socket outlets are provided on the perimeter fan coil unit casings. Fan coil units are
provided power via switched fused spurs located within the perimeter casings and within the suspended
ceiling void.
2.11 Lighting
The general office accommodation lighting is by recessed modular luminaires incorporating stand-alone
proximity detectors and automatic dimming command modules. The emergency lighting is provided by
integral or remote emergency inverter/battery power packs fitted to a percentage of normal light fittings.
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3 Design Criteria
3.1 General
Carry out the Works in accordance with the Chartered Institution of Building Services (CIBSE) and
latest edition of all relevant statutory requirements and Regulations with amendments.
3.2.2 Acoustics
The various areas have different noise rating requirements depending on the space use. The
following shall incorporated into the design:
Room Type NR
Office Areas / Dealers 38
Meeting Room 30
Core Plantroom 45
Toilets 40-45
Privacy of speech
As defined within BS8233:1999 for the following areas
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Measurements are to be made in accordance with BS EN ISO 717-1, Approved Document E along
with BS EN 140 ;Acosutics Measurement of Sound Insulation in Buildings and of Building
Elements to demonstrate the above criteria is achieved
3.2.3 Internal Load Allowances
Indoor space cooling will be designed to accommodate the following typical lighting and general
equipment loads. The following general allowances are for personal computers, photo-copiers, fax
machines and televisions:
Area/Zone
Small Power
Offices 40 W/m
Lighting
Offices 15W/m for fit out
3.2.6 Lighting
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4 Scope Of Works
4.1 Contractors responsibilities
The Contractor shall include for the complete calculations design, drawing, selection, procurement,
fabrication, supply and delivery, installation, setting to work, testing, commissioning and successful
performance of all materials and equipment, including all necessary fixings and fastenings, builders work,
electrical work, testing, adjusting and further commissioning for the scope of works as hereinafter specified.
The Contractor shall also include within the Tender for the dismantling of all redundant equipment and its
safe removal from the site.
The Contractor shall include for all access equipment, lifting tackle, scaffolding, manual handling equipment,
personal protective equipment and site operatives to enable all materials required for the works to be safely
delivered, moved around the site, hoisted into position and installed.
Tenders shall comply strictly with the Specification and shall not deviate from it. Should anything be omitted
from this Specification which is normally considered necessary for the proper operation of the new proposed
plant or compliance with any relevant Code, Standard or Regulation, the Contractor shall include for the
provision of all materials and the execution of the associated works so omitted to the reasonable satisfaction
of the Project Manager (PM) or his appointed representative, as if they were specified herein. The attention
of the Contractor is drawn to any various optional prices requested in the Tender documents and a cost must
be submitted for all options.
Any costs or savings occasioned by departures from the Specification shall not be included in the Tender
figure. Such extra costs or savings, together with a clear description of the variation(s) or deviation(s), shall
be submitted separately at the time of tendering.
In instances where there is restricted access for the delivery of materials or where there is restricted
headroom in either the plant room itself, access to the roof or throughout any part of the installation the
Contractor may choose to deliver materials in a disassembled condition and in a size that will enable easier
and safer delivery and installation. In these circumstances the Contractor shall instruct the component
manufacturer or supplier to carry out all disassembly works at the factory and all reassembly works on the
site in order that all guarantees and warranties are maintained.
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The Contractor shall report daily to the incumbent maintenance contractor the progress of the works against
programme.
The contractor shall include all meetings both formal and informal.
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Re-use the existing LTHW and CHW pipework and undertake local pipework modifications as necessary.
Undertake a water quality before works to each floor and after the works and add necessary water treatment
as necessary to achieve same water standards as before the works.
The Contractor shall allow for the proportional balancing and commissioning of the chilled water system and
Low Temperature Hot Water system following completion of the works, in accordance with CIBSE
Commissioning Codes.
5.4 DX cooling
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Strip-out the existing dx unit which is located on the 8 comms room. Provide a new dx cooling provisionally
rated 8kW to serve the comms room at level 8. Locate the external condensing unit on the roof in the same
location as the existing roof mounted units.
The manufacture and installation of all new insulants only shall use products that have a Global Warming
Potential (GWP) of less than five.
Provide a cooling system with a calculated DCIE (data centre infrastructure efficiency) of 70% or greater.
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Provide new return air sensors, and off-air sensors and controls to each new fan coil unit. Provide room air
sensors within meeting rooms with adjustable temperature control. Open plan office shall be provided with
averaging temperature sensor with BMS control over the open plan space.
Provide an interface to allow the existing Sauter system to operate the fan coil units via a new Trend system.
The existing Sauter system is proposed to be replaced by a Trend system soon after this project.
Provide new Trend outstation to future proof for the intended BMS replacement latter in 2014, but in the
meantime still able to provide the same BMS functions from the existing BMS head-end.
5.8 Lighting
Provide new LG3 compliant luminaires to suit the new layout with a maximum installed lighting load in the
2
general office area of less than 11W/m .
For tender purposes allow office and meeting room luminaires to be Clearvision Kallista 2 (to match level 2
refurbishment). Final luminaire selection and design to be agreed with Project Manager.
Sensors shall be located to control the lighting on a room by room and/or an area by area basis and shall be
generally flush within the ceiling grid.
Ensure lighting controls and lamps to meet or exceed the Energy Technology List criteria (ETL criteria).
Each sensor shall be configured to operate the lighting only when a given area(s) is occupied and shall
automatically dim the lighting according to ambient light levels to maintain the required lux levels such that
there is no discernible change in lighting levels between the external windows and the innermost part of the
room or area.
Emergency Lighting
The contractor shall design, supply, install and commission a maintained emergency lighting scheme
including all necessary emergency exit signage, in accordance with current standard BS EN 50172 (also
known as BS 5266-8:2004) to suit the architectural layout of the demise.
The scheme shall provide a minimum of 1lux illuminance to any given defined escape route and shall be of
the automatic self test type incorporating LED charge indicators. The scheme shall be fully networked to
provide an electronic database type record of each test to each fitting. All network cabling shall be fully
screened to allow installation alongside mains cables, within suitable containment.
All emergency luminaire shall be readily identifiable through the installation of address labels which correlate
to the data base records.
The database shall be fully accessible and compatible with the latest version of Microsoft office and shall
allow the printing of reports as requested by the user in either excel or word format. Access to the data base
for maintenance purposes shall be via bespoke, standalone software which shall be incorporated into the
existing maintenance contractors PC supervisor located at basement level.
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Luminaire address
Local fault indication shall be via flashing LED lamp only which shall be integral to the luminaire. Under no
circumstances shall fault indication be via an audible alarm local to the hearing rooms or adjoining areas. An
audible fault alarm shall only be presented at the basement level PC supervisor.
The contractor shall provide a hearing loop to the areas as designated on the tender drawings.
All newly installed controls and accessories shall be of the same type and specification of those existing or
similar and equally approved by the project manager.
Each access control point shall incorporate a proximity reader and an emergency door release device which
shall deactivate the electric strike or magnetic hold device upon local operation.
All newly added control access points shall be fully integrated into the existing monitoring and fire alarm
systems as required and shall be configured to operate in accordance with the buildings fire strategy to allow
free and unhindered egress from the building in the event of an emergency.
On completion the contractor shall fully test and commission the modified installation making due allowance
for demonstrating operation of the system to on site security personnel and tenant.
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The Contractor shall provide the Project Manager with 2No copies of drawings detailing any of the above
Builders Work required including location by marking out on site or, if requested, by drawings.
The Contractor shall be responsible for the accuracy of the Builders Work information.
The Contractor shall permit nothing to be done which may injure the stability of the works and no cutting
through floors, walls, etc. will be allowed, other than where identified on the builders drawings, without the
sanction of the Project Manager. The Contractor shall include within his costs for the provision of structural
surveys and associated reports as required. Reports are to be provided to the Project Manager 5No working
days prior to works commencing.
The Contractor should consider in conjunction with the drawings, the actual work involved on the site, and
shall allow for everything necessary for carrying out the work in the best possible manner whether
specifically mentioned or not. In order to keep disturbance to a minimum, all chasing etc. shall be carried out
by means of power operated cutters and drills, not percussion tools, and all fixings to the building fabric shall
generally be made by use of a suitable drill and fixing plug.
On discovery of any asbestos products whilst carrying out the Works, the Contractor shall contact the Project
Manager immediately. The Contractor shall not drill, cut or remove, etc. any asbestos products found on
Site. Any necessary asbestos removal shall be arranged by the Project manager.
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infringement which directly or indirectly detracts from the safe and satisfactory operation of the installation
whether or not such infringement relates to the Works covered in this Contract or to the associated work of
others.
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5.14 Handover
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The Contractor shall allow for 2No snagging visits with the PM (i.e. snag, desnag).
The work shall not be regarded as complete until all tests have been carried out and the systems properly
performing to the requirements of the speciation and drawings and the satisfaction of the Project Manager.
Handover of the work shall include, but not be limited to:
i. Supply of all tests certificates of plant items from manufacturer.
ii. Supply of all tests certificates covering the works, during installation or any special tests certified by
Insurance Company.
iii. Supply of Inspection Certificate for the Electrical Installation.
iv. Supply of as installed drawings and wiring diagrams.
v. The Construction Health and Safety Plan covering all aspects of the works.
vi. Supply of operating and maintenance instructions (3No. copies) in manual form for all plant items
and for the proper working of the whole installation. Supply of information on servicing, and full
instructions on safety precautions under fault conditions.
vii. List of names, addresses and telephone numbers of all contracting and manufacturing firms
responsible for the installation or supply of equipment items comprising the works.
viii. Supply of spares and operating tools as specified.
ix. Completion of all painting including identification painting, lettering and numbering.
x. Ensuring all notices and labels are fitted.
xi. General finishing of installation.
xii. Agreeing with the Project Manager a list of any outstanding items or defects on a basis that the
items so listed shall be dealt with and cleared with 28 days unless otherwise agreed with the Project
Manager.
xiii. Testing the plant efficiency.
xiv. Checking any automatic systems.
xv. Any snagging to be documented and agreed date determined for clearance.
xvi. All passwords/PIN numbers, levels and operators recorded.
xvii. Disk copies of all system and data files supplied.
xviii. Proprietary software manuals & disks.
xix. Consumables, printer ribbons, printer paper at agreed levels.
xx. All equipment access keys handed over.
xxi. Complete sets of O&M manuals left with system, any agreed amendments/additions required to be
documented and a target date for completion agreed.
xxii. Training of engineers and operators to be checked complete or program for completion agreed.
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6 SUMMARY OF COSTS
VAT.
TOTAL (incl. VAT)
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On cost (Consumables) %
On cost (Materials) %
On cost Specialist Sub-Contractor %
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