Fax from ACE Audiovisual responding to a request regarding price reductions for eliminating monitors and clarifying AV equipment scope.
NYC-WTC_000173295–000173296Folder label: “Mayor's Office of Emergency Management 7 World Trade Center - 1st, 7th & 23rd Floors ®New York, NY®Project 96-346”
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ILN 23 1998 12:38 FT? R.B.SAMUELS 212 213 4Ceg TO P.02/03
ROBERT B. SAMUELS INC.
June 23, 1958
Ambassador Construction 317 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10017 Attn: Mr. Jack Klein Re: Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management 7 World Trade center 1st, 7th & 23rd Floor New York, ny Project 96-346 Gentlemen: Please refer to the letter from The city of New York dated June 18, 199'8. Our repi? is as follows: 1. (a) Substitute Cabling from EMT to BX credit: $ 30,000.00
(b) Dele e Tel and Data Cabling per Section 1S7QQ Credit: $ 198,362,60 Z^0Cf~1 (c) Eliminate .A/V Equipment as Indicated in Exhibit A Wo credit - not included in our proposal? Please refer to our qualifications Note #22. (d) greaXdown General Foreman for 1040 Hrs ® 106.62 per hour - $ 110,883.00 Assistant Foreman for 805 Hrs 9 91.57 $ 73,717.00 Engineer for 260 Hours a 125.00 • 32,500.00 Draftsman for 260 hours ® 78.08 - $ 20,300.00 Tools and tool rental * 30,000.00 Job expenses $1000/per month, i-e. phone. drafting, material, blue prints - 1 6,000iW Total; $ 273,400.00
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Correspondence from ACE Audiovisual explaining price reductions for monitor elimination and clarifying switching device requirements.
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ACE Audiovisual explains price reductions for eliminating monitors while retaining necessary switching devices.
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Contractor explains that switching devices were retained despite monitor elimination to ensure equipment functionality.
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A letter from ACE Audiovisual explaining price reductions for the removal of monitors at the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management.
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Contractor proposal for electrical panels, risers, generators, fire alarm, wiring, and lighting work at 7 World Trade Center totaling approximately $3.76 million.
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Ambassador Construction submits Change Order #105 for audiovisual expansion work at the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management.
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Cover letter dated July 8, 1999 from a company to the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management regarding testing services.
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A letter detailing the installation of graphic annunciator panels and wiring for generators at the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management.
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Cover letter submitting Change Order #44 for $24,307 to install fuel oil piping at 7 World Trade Center.
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Letter detailing scope for graphic annunciator panel and wiring installation.
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Minutes from consultant meeting regarding fuel oil piping routes and project status at the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management.
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