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providing needed coordination, CONTRACTOR shall relocate his work or make
other adjustments, as needed, at no additional cost to OWNER.

CONTRACTOR shall arrange to have its recessed equipment set in place ahead
of construction and shall assure, sufficiently in advance, the shape, size and
position of all openings required. In case of failure on the part of
CONTRACTOR to install recessed equipment as designed, CONTRACTOR shall
cut and patch as needed, with no additional cost to OWNER.

Coordinate electrical work with OWNER.

3.2. RACEWAYS

A. Panelboards shall be as specified on the Drawings.
2.8. GROUNDING

A. All new equipment, devices, systems and structures, whether shown or
detailed on the Drawings, shall be grounded in accordance with Article 250 of
the National Electrical Code.

B. All electrical equipment and motors shall be grounded by an equipment
grounding conductor installed with the power conductors.

C. New Electric Service shall be grounded and bonded in accordance with the
National Electrical Code and Utility requirements.

2.9 WIRING DEVICES

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surfaces are necessary for proper installation, support or anchorage of cables
or other electrical work, the work shall be carefully done, and any damage to
the building, piping or equipment shall be repaired by skilled mechanics of the
trade involved at no additional cost to OWNER.

After installation, all electrical equipment shall be protected to prevent damage
during the construction period. Openings in boxes and cabinets shall be left
clean, exposed surfaces shall be cleaned and plated surfaces polished.

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B. CONTRACTOR shall use the current edition of the above codes, regulations and
standards enforced at the Site by local authorities having jurisdiction.

PERMITS AND FEES

A. CONTRACTOR shall obtain all necessary permits, licenses or certificates of

SECTION 16000
ELECTRICAL WORK
PART 1 - GENERAL
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CONTENTS

DIVISION 16 —- ELECTRICAL

Section 16000 - Electrical Work
Section 16500 — Instrumentation and Controls

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C. Preparation

1.

Remove any valves, flow meters, and instruments from within the test
sections. Reconnect pipes with temporary fittings. Flush pipe with clean
water until pipe section to be tested is clean and free of dirt, sand, pipe
shavings, Teflon tape, or other foreign material.

C. Install pipe supports for rigid pipe within 4 inches of connections with flexible
hose. Install pipe supports within 4 inches both sides of all valves and flow
meters. Pipe supports shall be located so that access in the Sump Riser Building,
and removal of equipment from the sideslope risers is not restricted.

D. Install pipe supports at maximum 4-foot intervals along straight runs of pipe.

D. Install adequate unions and flanges to allow convenient removal of valves,
meters, and other equipment from the pipe system.

E. Pipe and fittings shall be cleaned before being installed to remove foreign
material.

F. Screwed connections shall be made with thread compound applied to male
thread only. Teflon tape or compound may be used for PVC, steel, or copper.