Project No. CP3087 Tuten Park Naturelab Relocation City of Lake Charles, LA ~ Exterior/Interior Materials and Systems:  The exterior facade of the building will be clad with hardie board lap siding.  All interior walls will be hardie board panel siding.  Exterior shutters will be provided at all wall openings.  The roof will be standing seam metal roof panels.  Gutters, downspouts, and splash blocks provided at each end of the buidling.  (1) exterior double aluminum door with full lite, (1) exterior single aluminum door with full lite, (1) exterior single 48" hollow metal door, (2) exterior single 36" hollow metal doors. Structural Systems:  Structural frame will be wood framing built using traditional method of wood construction.  The building will be elevated above grade at 4'-0" and resting on 8x8 wood post connected to 18" (inch) diameter concrete drill shafts.  Front and rear deck and ADA ramp will be supported on 6x6 wood post connected to 18" (inch) diameter concrete drill shafts.  Sheet metal caps placed at all exposed post tops. Electrical Systems:  Power and circuits will be supplied from the existing education building.  New lighting fixtures will be located in all areas within the building in quantities necessary to provide proper light levels.  New electrical outlets placed throughout the building as per power plan.  (4) new fans for exterior applications will be located at equal distances within the building.  New panelboard and circuits for electrical systems. Plumbing Systems:  New plumbing fixtures including sinks, lavatories, and water closets for restrooms and classroom wash areas.  New grinder pump Alternate(s):  Provide pricing for composite decking for outdoor classroom area - room 001. Refer to sheet A1.2.

Project No. CP 9778 Lake Charles Civic Center Boiler Equipment Replacement City of Lake Charles, LA ~ This Project will demo/remove three (3) existing hot-water boiler units and replace with three (3) new equivalent capacity hot-water boilers. The existing equipment is located inside the Boiler Equipment Room at east side of Civic Center complex at ground level. Contractor shall provide all labor, equipment, materials, and supervision necessary to complete all tasks required that will achieve a completed functional system as related to all pertinent equipment affected by this job. Note: Contractor shall submit (4) submittal copies, to Owner Engineer for review and acceptance prior to executing equipment order. Submittals shall denote all equipment to be ordered, including options as pplicable, per job specifications as stated in this section. The following scope listings are a general summary of work tasks to be executed and shall not be considered all-inclusive: Demo: 1) Contractor shall relocate existing utility lines along east wall to eliminate existing obstructions for equipment access. See project drawings. (Note: Owner to be notified as per job specifications and requirements as related to any planned utility outages that may affect building services.) 2) Contractor to remove and replace three (3) existing hot-water boiler equipment complete as per Bid drawings and specifications. Contractor shall properly decommission and dispose of all equipment/materials to be removed offsite. New Installation: 1) Contractor shall provide and install complete three (3) natural gas fired hot-water boiler equipment. Boiler equipment shall be as specified in Bid drawings and specifications. 2) Contractor shall provide and install factory provided isolation spacers as specified. The spacers shall reside directly on the existing concrete support foundations. 3) Contractor shall provide and install all ancillary piping components, i.e., valves, check valves, etc. as depicted on Bid drawings and specifications. 4) Contractor to provide boiler mfc. factory authorized personnel to properly configure new boiler equipment monitoring/control points and new computer unit to interface with existing system controls, i.e., boiler circulation pumps and building HVAC equipment in coordination with Owner Engineer. Contractor shall insure proper interface/communications are re-established between new boiler equipment and existing building controls system . General Notes: • All wiring to comply with FPA 70 - National Electrical Code (latest version recognized by AHJ) • All equipment shall be installed in strict accordance with the instructions of the manufacturer. Contractor shall provide boiler mfc. factory authorized personnel to assist contractor with any temporary disassembly/reassembly of boiler equipment during handling and installation process as necessary. • Existing panels and/or circuits will be utilized on this project. Coordinate panel and/or circuit outages for modifications and tie-ins with Owner Engineer and Building Facilities Personnel. De-energize and test to be de-energized before proceeding with work. • All conduit, ancillary piping and components, tubing, instrumentation, etc. shall be properly routed to not inhibit boiler equipment unit maintenance access panels from being easily accessible. Note: Upon completion of all tasks stated above, contractor shall perform operational "run" check to insure proper operation and functionality of all boiler equipment, etc. This will need to be coordinated with the Owner Engineer representative prior to job completion. If any other items not listed above are identified as being deficient during the course of this work, contractor shall provide an itemized list with cost estimate to repair and/or replace as necessary. All gas lines, conduits, etc. routing from air-conditioning equipment shall be properly secured and installed at an elevation to match existing wall penetrations, etc. to prevent personnel tripping hazards and/or head injuries (if applicable). Note: All framing supports, i.e., unistrut, etc. shall be (hot-dip) galvanized. Any welding, cutting, etc. performed on an y metal framing shall be coated with cold-zinc galv. paint (minimum two coats). Contractor shall adhere to all local Plumbing Codes, National Electrical Code, and all local Building Codes as they apply. Contractor shall coordinate, including providing fee payments if applicable, for AHJ inspections, etc. as applicable. All discrepancies, etc. shall be directed to the Owner Engineer during the Work Phase. Contractor shall thoroughly clean all construction debris, i.e., loose screw fasteners, crates, etc. created from the replacement of said components prior to considering and/or deeming the job complete. Five (5) HARD-BOUND sets of 0 & M manuals, eq. warranty information, component parts lists, etc. shall be submitted to Owner 's engineering representative at the completion (final walk- thru) of the job. Note: Contractor to identify all options as applicable to the installed units to be easily denoted in 0 & M manuals for future reference. Note: Any deviations from the above stated specifications shall be considered invalid unless authorized and approved by Owner Engineer.

Project No. 2011-599 Bond Issue No. SW0006 5th Avenue Sewer Extension and Lift Station Bancroft Street South to Contraband Bayou City of Lake Charles, LA ~ The general scope of work for Project No. 2011-599, Bond Issue No. SW0006, includes the installation of a gravity sewer system containing 8"-15" diameter pipe as well as the installation of a new sewer lift station including new force mains. The scope of work also includes the demolition and restoration of existing lift station sites serving the local apartment complexes.

Project No. 2014-635 Lift Station Upgrade & Force Main Extension Pecan Acres Drive to Nelson Road City of Lake Charles, LA~ This work includes construction of a new lift station and force main, complete with all piping, electrical, pumps, valves, SCADA System, ultrasonic level control, manholes, excavating, backfilling, etc. and any other items necessary to provide a complete system which functions properly to the satisfaction of the Engineer and Wastewater Department. All work shall be in accordance with the project plans and specifications and approved shop drawings.

Project No. 2014-626 Ryan Streetscape Phase Two City of Lake Charles, LA ~ The goal of this project is to enhance pedestrian safety and beautify Ryan Street streetscape corridor from Clarence Street to the Pithon Coulee bridge. This will be accomplished by the reconstruction of the sidewalks to include pavers and the reconstruction of the intersection of Ryan & Clarence Streets to include pavered crosswalks. The scope of work shall also include overhead decorative lamp posts, traffic signal modifications, drainage, improved utility access and pavement markings.