Mechanical Criteria Sample Clauses

Mechanical Criteria. The Project Architect/Engineer shall design UT System projects to comply with OFPC Mechanical Criteria, including the OFPC Guideline Specifications for Mechanical Criteria. The Guideline Specifications are available in Microsoft Word format from the UT System OFPC web site at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/fpc. If requested, the Project Manager will provide the Project Architect/Engineer the diskettes by separate correspondence. The Guideline Specifications may be supplemented by exhibits that illustrate preferred design details. See APPENDIX G, Mechanical Criteria.
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Mechanical Criteria. The Project Architect/Engineer shall design UT System projects to comply with UTH Mechanical Criteria, including the UTH Guideline Specifications for Mechanical Criteria. The Guideline Specifications are available in Microsoft Word format from the UT System UTH web site at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/fpc. If requested, the Project Manager will provide the Project Architect/Engineer the diskettes by separate correspondence. The Guideline Specifications may be supplemented by exhibits that illustrate preferred design details. See APPENDIX G, Mechanical Criteria.
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Mechanical Criteria. 1. Prior to the preparation of Tenant's mechanical plans and specifications for the Premises, Tenant's mechanical engineer shall thoroughly familiarize himself with these Building Standards, Landlord's plans, all applicable local building codes, and existing job conditions. Tenant's mechanical plans shall be prepared in full knowledge of and in compliance with these Building Standards, and all City, County, State and other governmental ordinances, rules, regulations and codes relating thereto including, without limitation, requirements of Title 24. Tenant's mechanical engineer shall be licensed in the State of California and qualified to prepare Tenant's mechanical plans. Mechanical plans prepared by other than a duly licensed mechanical engineer will not be accepted by Landlord for review. 2. Landlord will provide a two pipe water loop system for connection to the Tenant's water source heat pump(s). Tenant's mechanical engineer will design the Tri-Water System for the Premises based upon the system installed by Landlord for the Building. Tenant may install an auxiliary system as set forth in the Lease and Work Letter. 3. Tenant's mechanical engineer shall verify that the mechanical services available to the Premises are adequate to satisfy Tenant's requirements. Tenant may install an auxiliary system as set forth in the Lease and Work Letter. 4. Tenant shall not install any mechanical equipment which does not have a recognized service vendor in the Sari Diego area capable of rendering service and repair upon a four (4) hour notice during working hairs. 56 5. All of Tenant's Tri-Water Systems shall be located within Tenant's Premises except an auxiliary system may be installed on the roof, subject to Landlord's approval. Tenant's Tri-Water System equipment, when supported from above, must be supported from the structural steel of the floor or roof above, with appropriate acoustical attenuation, rather than the deck. Support locations and methods shall be subject to the review of the Landlord's structural engineer. 6. Tenant's Tri-Water System must be connected to Tenant's smoke detector in order to shut down the Tri-Water System upon an appropriate signal from the smoke detectors, if required by code. 7. Sheet metal duct work shall meet the thickness and installation standards of SMACNA and should have smooth interiors with all seams, braces, stiffeners, and hangers on the outside of the duct work. Seismic bracing is to be provided per code and SMACNA stan...
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Mechanical Criteria. The Project Architect/Engineer shall design UTHSCSA projects to comply with CPO Mechanical Criteria, including the CPO Guideline Specifications for Mechanical Criteria. The Guideline Specifications are available in Microsoft Word format from the UTHSCSA, CPO. If requested, the Project Manager will provide the Project Architect/Engineer a USB flash drive by separate correspondence. The Guideline Specifications may be supplemented by exhibits that illustrate preferred design details. See APPENDIX G, Mechanical Criteria.
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