Specifications include, but are not limited to: A. General Mobilization: This work consists of all labor, materials, tools and equipment required for setting-up general plant, storage/staging areas and facilities required by State Laws and City Ordinances; and the general mobilization of equipment required for the completion of the work shown on the Contract Documents. The cost of this item shall include all permits and fees required to perform the project, unless otherwise noted in the Contract Documents, and all expenses for the de-mobilization to a ‘broom clean or better’ condition after the work has been completed. If a building permit is required, it will be the contractor’s responsibility to get the necessary permit to perform the repair work, unless noted otherwise in the documents. This work shall also include the following items: 1. Reviewing existing electrical plans, if available, electrical layout, and existing conditions for each phase of the work to identify the likelihood of embedded conduits/wiring in the floor slabs. All existing mechanical and electrical services shall be maintained/restored by the Contractor for all work areas. 2. Provide effective ventilation system to safely remove all dust and hazardous fumes generated from the concrete demolition and any surface treatment applications. 3. Protection of overhead fire protection system to be maintained in-place, if any. 4. Protection and/or relocation of existing overhead mechanical and electrical systems, if any, in order to implement repairs. 5. Removal of loose overhead concrete from the structural concrete members in areas adjoining work locations within the structure prior to the start of any demolition work. 6. Coordinate and assist the security and property management personnel in respect to the security of commercial spaces during the repair work. 7. Electricity (power) and water required for the completion of the work shall be furnished by the Owner at existing fixtures or outlets. (The Owner will not provide any temporary pipes, cables, etc.) The contractor shall provide temporary lighting in the work areas, as required, during the restoration work. If the existing capacity is insufficient for the contractor's use, the contractor is responsible for supplementing existing capacity as needed. B. Below is a summary of the work and may not include all work items that the contractor will be responsible for during the project. The work, in general, consists of the following areas: 1. Project mobilization and demobilization, including all permits as required. 2. Implement repairs in a logical manner. The contractor shall submit phasing plans to the owner and engineer for approval. Refer to the construction sequence plans for work included in the base bid. 3. Design, installation, and maintenance of the entire shoring system. The owner and engineer do not take any responsibility for the determination of whether shoring is required for any repairs or not. 4. Concrete Work: Horizontal, vertical and overhead concrete repairs. 5. Moisture Protection: Rout and seal cracks, replacement of all joint sealants, recoating existing membrane, removal and replacement of worn membrane, application of concrete sealer with corrosion inhibitor. 6. Other Work: Double tee connection repairs. 7. Install striping in parking areas, directional markings in traffic areas, and safety markings at all curbs, islands, stairs, etc. Affected by construction activities according to the specifications. 8. Demobilize and sweep clean or powerwash all areas affected by the work. This includes cleaning all light fixtures, signage, parking equipment, stair towers, elevators, exhaust equipment, fire protection system, etc. That have been impacted by the repair process.