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\n03  \n04  \n04  \n06  \n06  \n07  \n0707  \n07  \n08  \n08  \n09  \n09  \n21  \n21  \n2121  \n2121  \n2121  \n2121  \n22  \n2222  \n2222  \n2222  \n11 00 21 00 23 00 31 19 50 00 77 00 78 23 91 00  \n41 19  \n30 00  \n22 00  \n61 16  \n54 23 84 13  \n92 00  \n71 00  \n90 00  \n05 00 05 03 05 05 05 13 05 29 05 50 05 53 13 00 22 00  \n05 00 05 03 05 05 05 29 05 53 07 19  \nSummary of Work Allowances  \nAlternates / Alternatives Project Meetings  \nConstructive Facilities and Temporary Controls Contract Closeout  \nOperations and Maintenance Manuals Commissioning  \nEXISTING CONDITIONS  \nMinor Demolition for Remodeling  \nCONCRETE  \nCast-In-Place Concrete  \nMASONRY  \nReinforced Unit Masonry  \nWOOD, PLASTICS AND COMPOSITES Solid Surfacing Fabrications  \nTHERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO) Membrane Roofing Through Penetration Firestopping  \nJoint Sealers  \nOPENINGS  \nDoor Hardware  \nFINISHES Painting  \nFIRE SUPPRESSION  \nBasic Fire Suppression Requirements Through Penetration Firestopping  \nFire Suppression Demolition for Remodeling Motors  \nFire Suppression Supports and Anchors  \nSeismic Requirements for Equipment and Supports Fire Suppression Identification  \nFire Protection Systems  \nClean Agent Fire Suppression System  \nPLUMBING  \nBasic Plumbing Requirements Through Penetration Firestopping Plumbing Demolition for Remodeling  \nPlumbing Supports and Anchors  \nPlumbing Identification  \nPlumbing Piping Insulation  \nDIVISION SECTION TITLE  \n22 10 00 22 10 23 22 10 30  \n22 40 00  \n23  \n23 05 00 23 05 03 23 05 05 23 05 29 23 05 48 23 05 50 23 05 53 23 05 93 23 07 19 23 09 00 23 21 00 23 21 23 23 31 00 23 40 00 23 51 00  \n23 52 16  \n23 74 16.13  \n23 81 26  \n23 81 45  \n26  \n26 05 00 26 05 03 26 05 13 26 05 26 26 05 27 26 05 33 26 05 48 26 05 53 26 24 16 26 27 16 26 27 26 26 28 16 26 29 23 26 31 00  \n26 32 13  \n27  \n27 05 00 27 05 03 27 05 05 27 05 28 27 05 53 27 11 00 27 15 00 27 17 10 27 17 20  \n27 41 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\nPackaged Engine Generator Systems  \nCOMMUNICATIONS  \nBasic Communications Systems Requirements Through Penetration Firestopping Technology Demolition for Remodeling Interior Communication Pathways Identification and Administration Communication Equipment Rooms (CER)  \nHorizontal Cabling Requirements Testing  \nSupport and Warranty Professional Audio/Video System  \nEND TABLE OF CONTENTS  \nDesign-Build Services for the First 5 LA Capital Improvement Project (CIP)– Phase 1  \nSECTION 009110  \nPROJECT KICKOFF AND DESIGN COMPLETION  \nPART 1 GENERAL  \n1.1 SUMMARY  \nThis document includes post-award requirements for project kickoff and developing, submitting and finalizing the design.  \n1.2 REFERENCES  \nNot Used  \n1.3 DEFINITIONS  \n1.3.1 Design Documents  \nDocuments which typically includes design drawings, design analyses (basis of design and calculations), product data, design specifications, construction CPM schedule and construction 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