Letter detailing scope for graphic annunciator panel and wiring installation.
NYC-WTC_000172075–000172078Folder label: “Mayor's Office of Emergency Management®Bulletin #1 dated 7/24/98”
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ROBERT B. SAMUELS INC.
August 19, 1998
Ambassador Construction 317 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10017 Attn: Mr. Martin Schneider Re: Mayor's Office of Emergency Management Bulletin #1 dated 7/2''4/98 Serial Number Description 1. Installation of Graphic annunciator panel see Note Drawing #El-23 (FBO). Also including the following: A) Furnish & install wiring from ATS #1 to Graphic panel at 23rd floor 4#14 3/4" conduit. Control wiring from ATS 2 through 9 to generator control panel is already included in our base bid. Additional cabling from ATS 2 through 9 to Graphic panel is being claimed under this item. B) Generator switchgear GS-7 to Graphic annunciator. These wires will run in one conduit in 2" conduit (rigid galvanized in Mechanical Room & riser & EMT in open space). 4#14 per each breaker. C) 500KW generator sets. Maximum number of wires are 6#14. These wires will also run in the same 2" conduit as described under Item B. E) Panel EPH-23. Maximum number of wires are 4 #14 per breaker to Graphic annunciator panel. To furnish and install one normally open and one normally closed auxiliary contact in each switch as per Note #25, Drawing #E3.01. F) Core drilling from 7th floor to 23rd floor. Price: $ 107,900.00 1
352 PARK AVENUE SOUTH/NEW YORK 10010/686-6700/FAX: 213-4089 NYC-WTC_000172075
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