SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20549

FORM 8-K

Current Report
Pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d) of the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934

Integrated Electrical Services, Inc.

(Exact name of registrant as specified in Charter)

Delaware (State or Other Jurisdiction of Incorporation)		001-13783 (Commission File Number)		76-0542208 (I.R.S. Employer Identification Number)

1800 West Loop South, Suite 500
Houston, Texas 77027
(Address of Principal Executive Offices)

Registrant’s telephone number, including area code: (713) 860-1500

Check the appropriate box below if the Form 8-K filing is intended to simultaneously satisfy the filing obligation of the registrant under any of the following provisions (see General Instruction A.2. below):

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Item 1.01. Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement.

IES Commercial, Inc. (“IES”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Integrated Electrical Services, Inc., a Delaware corporation (the “Company”), is a party to a subcontract (the “Subcontract”), dated June 17, 2009, with Manhattan Torcon A Joint Venture (“MTJV”). Pursuant to the Subcontract, IES is to perform subcontracting services for MTJV at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases (“USAMRIID”) replacement facility project at the National Interagency Biodefense Campus at Fort Detrick, Frederick, Maryland (the “Project”). On November 4, 2009, IES, the Company and MTJV executed a letter agreement (the “Letter Agreement”) wherein the parties finalized the bonding requirements of the Subcontract. By agreement of the parties, both the Subcontract and the Letter Agreement became effective on November 19, 2009, upon the Company’s receipt of the fully-executed Subcontract from MTJV.

Pursuant to the Subcontract, MTJV will pay the Company $61.146 million, subject to additions or deductions (the “Subcontract Price”), for the work to be performed on the Project (the “Work”). Pursuant to the Subcontract, as supplemented by the Letter Agreement, during the course of the Work, IES will furnish to MTJV two payment and performance bonds, at times and in amounts specified in the Letter Agreement. Pursuant to the Letter Agreement, at the time of issuance of IES’ first bond, the Company will provide a $5.0 million stand-by letter of credit (the “Letter of Credit”) to MTJV. MTJV will, thereafter, release the Letter of Credit at the time that IES issues the second bond.

The Company may subcontract Work to be performed under the Subcontract, subject to the review or approval of MTJV. MTJV may at any time, unilaterally or by agreement of with the Company, make changes to the Work to be performed under the Subcontract, and as a result of such changes, the Company may be entitled to equitable adjustment to the Subcontract Price. Retainage under the Subcontract will be withheld at a rate of 10% per payment application.

The preceding descriptions are qualified in their entirety by reference to the Subcontract and the Letter Agreement, which are attached hereto as Exhibits 10.1 and 10.2, respectively, and are incorporated herein by reference.

Item 7.01. Regulation FD Disclosure.

On November 24, 2009, the Company issued a press release announcing its entry into the Subcontract. A copy of the press release is furnished as Exhibit 99.1 hereto and is incorporated herein by reference.

In accordance with General Instruction B.2 of Form 8-K, the information set forth in the attached Exhibit 99.1 is deemed to be “furnished” and shall not be deemed to be “filed” for purposes of Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the “Exchange Act”).

Item 9.01. Financial Statements and Exhibits.

     (d) Exhibits.

Exhibit Number		Description
Exhibit 10.1*		Subcontract, dated June 17, 2009, by and between IES Commercial, Inc. and Manhattan Torcon A Joint Venture.
Exhibit 10.2		Letter Agreement, dated November 4, 2009, by and between Integrated Electrical Services, Inc., IES Commercial, Inc. and Manhattan Torcon A Joint Venture.
Exhibit 99.1		Press Release dated November 24, 2009.

SIGNATURES

     Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned thereunto duly authorized.

EXHIBIT INDEX

Exhibit Number		Description
Exhibit 10.1*		Subcontract, dated June 17, 2009, by and between IES Commercial, Inc. and Manhattan Torcon A Joint Venture.
Exhibit 10.2		Letter Agreement, dated November 4, 2009, by and between Integrated Electrical Services, Inc., IES Commercial, Inc. and Manhattan Torcon A Joint Venture.
Exhibit 99.1		Press Release dated November 24, 2009.

Exhibit 10.1

SPECIFIC TERMS IN EXHIBIT A TO THIS SUBCONTRACT HAVE BEEN OMITTED
AND SEPARATELY FILED WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
BECAUSE CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT FOR THOSE TERMS HAS BEEN REQUESTED.
THE OMITTED TERMS HAVE BEEN MARKED AT THE APPROPRIATE PLACE IN EXHIBIT A
WITH FIVE ASTERISKS (*****).

SUBCONTRACT

Date: June 17,2009		Subcontractor: IES Commercial, Inc.
Project Name: USAMRIID Replacement		Address: 500 Woodlake Drive, Suite 150 Chesapeake, Virginia 23320
Address: Ft. Detrick, Maryland		Attention: Mike Valentine
Project No.: 3239		Telephone No.: 757-424-5164
Cost Code: 160.160010		Fax No.: 757-424-7145

1. Subcontractor shall perform all work and furnish and pay for all supervision, labor, materials, plans, scaffolding, tools, equipment, supplies, and anything else necessary for the construction and completion of all work described in Exhibit A, and all work incidental thereto or reasonably inferable therefrom, in strict accordance and in full compliance with the terms of the Contract Documents, as defined and described in Exhibit Al (all of which is hereinafter referred to as the “Work”).

2. Manhattan Torcon A Joint Venture shall pay Subcontractor, for the performance of the Work, subject to additions and deductions by change order or other Subcontract provisions, the total sum of: Sixty one million one hundred forty six thousand and 00/100 Dollars ($61,146,000.00). (Note: This sum includes the cost of bonds.)

3. Applications for payment shall be submitted monthly on a date to be determined by Manhattan Torcon A Joint Venture. Payments shall be made to Subcontractor within five (5) working days of receipts of payment from the Owner subject to the terms and conditions contained in the Manhattan Torcon A Joint Venture General Provisions.

4. Payment and performance bonds are required in a form attached as Exhibit B. The premium for said bonds is included within the Subcontract Price. Subcontract shall invoice bond premium at direct cost based on invoice from surety and provide proof of payment to surety.

5. Retainage shall be withheld from each pay application in the amount of 10%.

6. Subcontractor must furnish a certificate of insurance in accordance with Manhattan Torcon A Joint Venture’s Subcontractor’s Minimum Insurance Requirements attached as Exhibit C and obtain all required insurance prior to commencing its work.

7. The terms and conditions contained in the following documents, including General Provisions — Article 2.5, Indemnification, which are attached hereto, are incorporated herein by reference as if fully written out

MANHATTAN TORCON A JOINT VENTURE GENERAL PROVISION		Page(s) 1 — 13, Dated: June 17, 2009
MODIFICATIONS TO GENERAL PROVISIONS		Page(s) 1, Dated: June 29, 2009
EXHIBIT A — Scope of Subcontractor’s Work		Page(s) 1 — 7
EXHIBIT Al — Contract Documents		Page(s) 1 — 52
EXHIBIT B — Payment and Performance Bonds		Page(s) 1 — 2
EXHIBIT C — Insurance Requirements		Page(s) 1 — 14
EXHIBIT D — Miscellaneous Provisions		Page(s) 1 — 29

“Subcontractor”		“MTJV”
SUBCONTRACTOR NAME		MANHATTAN TORCON A JOINT VENTURE
/s/ MICHAEL J. CALIEL		/s/ TED M. BAKER
Signature		Signature
Michael J. Caliel		Ted M. Baker
Printed Name		Printed Name
President		Executive Vice President
Title		Title
June 30, 2009		July 9, 2009
Date:		Date:

IES COMMERCIAL, INC.
JUNE 17, 2009

MANHATTAN TORCON A JOINT VENTURE GENERAL PROVISIONS

ARTICLE 1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

1.1 DEFINITIONS

1.1.1 THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

.1 The Contract Documents consist of the Agreement between Manhattan Torcon A Joint Venture (MTJV) and the Owner (“Agreement”), General Conditions of the Contract, Supplementary and other Conditions, Exhibits, and Riders enumerated and attached to the Agreement, all addenda issued prior to and all modifications issued after execution of the Agreement, and plans and specifications.

.2 Subcontractor acknowledges and agrees that its Subcontract and the Contract Documents are adequate and sufficient to provide for the performance and completion of the Work, and include all Work, whether or not shown or specified, which reasonably may be inferred to be required for the completion of the Work in accordance with all applicable laws, codes and professional standards.

1.1.2 THE SUBCONTRACT

.1 The Subcontract represents the entire and integrated Agreement between the parties and supersedes all prior negotiations, representations or agreements, whether written or oral.

.2 The Subcontract may not be construed to create any contractual relationship of any kind between Subcontractor and Owner, between Subcontractor and Architect or between any persons or entities other than MTJV and Subcontractor.

.3 Until Subcontractor’s obligations under this Subcontract are completely fulfilled, Subcontractor agrees not to perform any Work directly for the Owner or any of its tenants, or deal directly with the Owner’s representatives in connection with the Project, unless directed in writing by MTJV.

.4 With respect to the Work covered by this Subcontract, Subcontractor shall assume all obligations, risks and responsibilities to MTJV which MTJV has assumed toward the Owner and MTJV shall have all rights and remedies with respect to Subcontractor as Owner has with respect to MTJV, in the Contract Documents, except to the extent of any conflict with the Subcontract.

1.1.3 THE WORK

     The Work of Subcontractor shall include the performing and furnishing by Subcontractor of all supervision, labor, materials, plant, scaffolding, hoisting, tools, equipment, supplies, and all other things necessary for the construction and completion of the Work, as described in its Subcontract, and all Work incidental thereto or reasonably inferable therefrom, in strict accordance and in full compliance with the terms of the Contract Documents.

1.1.4 PARTICULARIZED TERMS

.1 Unless otherwise provided, all references to “days” shall be to calendar days.

.2 The term “contractor” appearing in any of the Specification Sections or Divisions applicable to the Subcontract shall mean Subcontractor unless specifically stated otherwise herein.

.3 The term “subcontractor” shall mean any contractor, vendor or materialman who is supplying material or performing Work in connection with the Subcontract and who has a direct contractual relationship with Subcontractor.

.4 The term “lower-tier subcontractor” shall mean any subcontractor, vendor or materialman at any tier supplying material or performing Work in connection with the Subcontract.

.5 The term “subcontract” when referencing contractual arrangements between subcontractors and Subcontractor shall include purchase orders and contracts for construction, materials and/or services relating to the Project.

1.2 INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

1.2.1 It is the intention of the parties that all the terms of the Subcontract are to be considered as complimentary. However, in the event that such an interpretation is not possible, the order of precedence of the documents forming this Subcontract shall be (1) modifications of any documents forming part of the Subcontract; (2) the Subcontract, including attached Exhibits (unless the MTJV General Provisions or the Contract Documents

impose a higher standard or greater requirement on the Subcontractor, in which case the MTJV General Provisions or the Contract Documents shall govern); (3) the MTJV General Provisions (unless the provisions of (2) apply), and (4) the Contract Documents (unless the provisions of (2) apply.)

1.2.2 In the event of a conflict between or among modifications, the later in date shall prevail. In the event of a conflict between or among the terms of the Subcontract, the higher standard or greater requirement for Subcontractor shall prevail.

1.2.3 Should inconsistencies or omissions appear in the Subcontract and/or the Contract Documents it shall be the duty of Subcontractor to timely notify MTJV in writing. Upon receipt of said notice MTJV shall instruct Subcontractor as to the measures to be taken, and Subcontractor shall comply with MTJV’s instructions. Nothing herein shall bar Subcontractors right, if any, to seek additional compensation if allowable under the Subcontract.

ARTICLE 2
SUBCONTRACTOR

2.1 SUBCONTRACTORS INVESTIGATIONS AND REPRESENTATIONS

     Subcontractor represents that it is fully qualified to perform this Subcontract, and acknowledges that prior to the execution of this Subcontract it has (a) by its own independent investigation ascertained and fully evaluated (i) the Work required by this Subcontract, (ii) the conditions and difficulties involved in performing the Work, (iii) the obligations of this Subcontract and the Contract Documents, and (iv) the nature, locality and site of the Work; and (b) verified all information furnished by MTJV or others, satisfying itself as to the correctness and accuracy of that information. Any failure by Subcontractor to investigate independently and become fully informed will not relieve Subcontractor from its responsibilities hereunder.

2.2 TIME OF PERFORMANCE

2.2.1 Subcontractor will proceed with the Work in a prompt and diligent manner, in accordance with MTJV’s schedule, as reasonably amended from time to time. Subcontractor shall be liable to MTJV for failure to adhere to MTJV’s schedule, including amendments, even if such schedules differ from schedules set forth in the Contract Documents or the time of completion called for by the Contract Documents. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE. In agreeing to perform the Work in accordance herewith, Subcontractor has taken into account and made allowance for delays which should be reasonably anticipated or foreseeable.

2.2.2 Subcontractor shall notify MTJV in writing of any objection to any schedule or amendment thereof, within forty-eight (48) hours after receipt of such schedule or amendment. The failure by Subcontractor to object to any schedule or amendment shall constitute acceptance.

2.2.3 If requested by MTJV, Subcontractor shall submit detailed schedules for the performance of this Subcontractor’s Work, in a form acceptable to MTJV, which shall comply with all scheduling requirements of the Contract Documents and of Paragraph 2.2.1 above. MTJV may from time to time, at its sole discretion, direct Subcontractor to make reasonable modifications and revisions in such schedules.

2.2.4 Subcontractor will coordinate its Work with the Work of MTJV, other subcontractors and the Owner’s other contractors, if any, so no delays or interference will occur in completion of any part and/or all of the Project.

2.2.5 EXTENSION OF TIME SHALL BE SUBCONTRACTOR’S SOLE REMEDY FOR DELAY, INEFFICIENCIES OR LOSS OF PRODUCTIVITY INCURRED AS A RESULT OF DELAY OR AS A RESULT OF SCHEDULE AMENDMENTS.

2.3 WARRANTY

2.3.1 Subcontractor warrants to MTJV, the Owner and the Architect that all materials and equipment furnished under the Subcontract will be new unless otherwise specified, and that all Work will be of the quality required by the drawings and specifications, free from faults and defects and in conformance with the Contract Documents. Subcontractor warrants that it and its lower tier subcontractors will perform their Work and will manufacture and furnish material and equipment in a good and workmanlike manner.

2.3.2 Subcontractor further warrants its Work, materials and equipment hereunder to MTJV on the same terms, and for the same period, as MTJV warrants the Work to the Owner under the Contract Documents.

2.3.3 In addition to any specific guarantees required by the Contract Documents, or provided by law, the Subcontractor guarantees to perform the Work in a good and workmanlike manner and agrees to repair or replace all Work that may prove defective in workmanship or materials commencing on the date of issuance of substantial completion and ending one year from the date of final completion and acceptance of the Work by Owner.

2.3.4 The warranties and guarantees provided in this Paragraph 2.3 are in addition to, and not in limitation of, any other right that MTJV may have or any other warranty given by Subcontractor, and will not limit any recovery MTJV may seek, including consequential damages. Specifically, and not by limitation, the express warranty provided by Subcontractor and the lower-tier subcontractors will not limit, in any respect, the implied warranty at law of the Subcontractor for the entire Work, including a warranty for the quality of labor and materials.

2.4 SUBCONTRACTOR’S LIABILITY

2.4.1 Subcontractor hereby assumes the entire responsibility and liability for all Work, supervision, labor and materials provided hereunder, whether or not erected in place, and for all plant, scaffolding, hoisting, tools, equipment, supplies and other things provided by Subcontractor until final acceptance of the Work by the Owner, and shall at all times prosecute the Work in a good and workmanlike manner, with diligence and continuity; in the event of any loss, damage or destruction thereof from any cause. Subcontractor shall be liable therefor, and shall repair, rebuild and make good said loss, damage or destruction at Subcontractor’s cost, except to the extent of any recoveries or payments from Builders Risk or property insurance, if any, applicable to such loss, damage or destruction.

2.4.2 Subcontractor shall be liable to MTJV for all costs MTJV incurs or becomes responsible for as a result of Subcontractor’s failure to perform this Subcontract in accordance with its terms. Subcontractor’s failure to perform shall include the failure of its lower-tier subcontractors to perform. Subcontractor’s liability shall include but not be limited to (1) damages and other delay costs payable by MTJV to the Owner (including liquidated damages); (2) MTJV’s or its agents increased costs of performance, such as extended overhead and increased performance costs resulting from delays or improper Work; (3) warranty and rework costs; (4) liability to third parties; (5) excess reprocurement costs; (6) consultants’ fees; and (7) attorneys’ fees and related costs.

2.4.3 In the event that Subcontractor or any of its agents, employees, suppliers, or lower-tier subcontractors utilize any machinery, equipment, tools, scaffolding, hoists, lifts or similar items belonging to or under the control of MTJV, Subcontractor shall be liable to MTJV for any loss or damage (including personal injury or death) which may arise or result from such use, except where such loss or damage shall be due solely to the negligence of MTJV employees operating MTJV-owned or MTJV-leased equipment.

2.4.4 Subcontractor’s assumption of liability is independent from, and not limited in any manner by, the Subcontractor’s insurance coverage obtained pursuant to Article 7, or otherwise. All amounts owed by Subcontractor to MTJV as a result of the liability provisions of this Subcontract shall be paid upon demand.

2.5 INDEMNIFICATION

2.5.1 To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Subcontractor is liable for and will defend, indemnify, hold harmless and reimburse MTJV, Owner and Architect, and each officer, agent, and employee of the same, against:

(i) all claims arising out of any breach of this Subcontract by the Subcontractor, or a breach of any agreement relating to the Work or any Work done by any lower-tier subcontractor, or any negligent act, gross negligence, error or omission by Subcontractor or any lower-tier subcontractor, or any patent or copyright infringement arising out of the performance of this Subcontract by Subcontractor or any of its lower-tier subcontractors;

(ii) all liabilities, claims and demands for personal injury or bodily injury (including death) or property damage (real, personal, tangible or intangible) including injury or death to Subcontractor’s employees, together with any resulting costs, legal fees and consulting fees, arising out of or caused by any act or omission of the Subcontractor or any lower-tier subcontractor, their agents or employees;

(iii) all liens, or claims of rights to enforce liens, against the Project, Project Site or any other improvements erected on the Project Site, and claims against MTJV or its surety, if any, arising out of any Work performed or to be performed or labor, services or materials furnished or to be furnished under this Subcontract by any subcontractor or supplier, of any tier, to Subcontractor; and

(iv) all other costs, damage, expenses and liabilities (including all resulting costs, legal fees and consultant fees) for which MTJV is liable to Owner under its Agreement, or to any third party under agreements with those third parties who may be affected by construction of the Project on account of or in any way related to Subcontractor’s Work.

THIS INDEMNIFICATION APPLIES EVEN THOUGH THE MATTER TO BE INDEMNIFIED IS THE RESULT OF THE CONCURRENT NEGLIGENCE OF MTJV, OWNER AND ARCHITECT, AND THEIR EMPLOYEES, SERVANTS, AGENTS OR OTHER SUBCONTRACTORS. MTJV has a right to withhold from any payments due or to become due Subcontractor an amount which, in MTJV’s opinion is reasonable to protect MTJV from any claims or law suits subject to this indemnification paragraph. These rights are in addition to MTJV’s other legal and equitable rights. The indemnification obligation under this provision and this Subcontract, or any other indemnification obligation under any other subparagraph of this Subcontract, is not limited by a limitation on amount or type of damages, compensation or benefits payable by or for the Subcontractor, or any lower-tier subcontractor, under applicable Workers or Workmen’s Compensation Acts, Disability Benefit Acts, Employee Benefit Acts nor by any requirements for insurance, or the furnishing of insurance by Subcontractor or any lower-tier subcontractor, under this Subcontract. Subcontractor is not assuming liability for loss or damage due solely to the negligence of MTJV.

2.6 PATENTS AND ROYALTIES

     Except as otherwise provided by the Contract Documents, Subcontractor shall pay all royalties and license fees which may be due with respect to the Work. Subcontractor shall defend all suits or claims for infringement of any patent rights that may be brought against MTJV or the Owner arising out of its Work, and shall be liable to MTJV and the Owner for all loss, including all costs and expenses on account thereof.

2.7 TAXES AND PERMITS

2.7.1 Except as otherwise provided by the Contract Documents, Subcontractor agrees to pay, comply with and hold MTJV harmless from and against the payment of all Federal, state and local contributions, taxes, duties or premiums arising out of the performance of this Subcontract, and all Sales, Use or other duties or taxes of whatever nature levied or assessed against the Owner, MTJV or Subcontractor arising out of this Subcontract, including any interest or penalties. Subcontractor waives any and all claims for additional compensation because of any new contributions, duties, taxes or premiums, or any increases therein, unless payment therefor is specifically provided for in the Contract Documents.

2.7.2 Subcontractor shall obtain and pay for all permits, licenses, fees and certificates of inspection necessary for the prosecution and completion of the Work. Subcontractor shall arrange for all necessary inspections and approvals by public officials.

2.8 SUPERVISION

Subcontractor and its lower-tier subcontractors (i) shall not employ anyone to perform Work whose employment is objected to by MTJV or the Owner, (ii) shall employ skilled and competent supervisory and subordinate personnel at the jobsite at all times who are familiar with their obligations under this Subcontract, the Contract Documents and MTJV’s schedule, are capable of communicating effectively with MTJV’s Project staff and who shall perform the Work with the highest degree of skill.

2.9 CLEANUP

2.9.1 Subcontractor shall, on a daily basis, clean its Work and remove and deposit all debris resulting from or associated with its Work in a manner that will not impede either the progress of the Project or of other trades. Should Subcontractor fail to clean its Work within twenty-four (24) hours after receipt of written notice from MTJV, MTJV shall have the right to perform cleanup itself and charge Subcontractor the reasonable cost thereof, Including an allocation of the cost of cleanup not identifiable to any source. MTJV may request composite crew clean up activities in which this Subcontractor will participate, if performing Work during the period of such request.

2.9.2 Subcontractor agrees by the execution of this Subcontract, that no hazardous substances are to be discharged into or deposited at the Project. Title of such substances will remain the property of the Subcontractor and never revert to MTJV. Subcontractor will be required to properly dispose of all hazardous substances. All costs for any such disposal or reclamation operations are to be borne by the Subcontractor.

2.10 INTERFERENCE WITH WORK OF CONTRACTORS

Neither Subcontractor nor any lower-tier subcontractor will directly or indirectly cause, or induce others to cause, any interference with the Work of any contractor or subcontractor on the jobsite. In the event any lawful or unlawful strike, picketing or handbilling at the jobsite is directed at Subcontractor or any lower-tier subcontractor by any person, group or organization which causes or induces any interference with the Work of any contractor or subcontractor on the jobsite, Subcontractor shall immediately take all reasonable and necessary steps to terminate such strike, picketing or handbilling at the jobsite, including, but not limited to, removing all of Subcontractor’s (or lower-tier subcontractor’s) personnel, equipment, materials and other property from the jobsite during periods when other contractors’ and subcontractors’ employees are present on the jobsite. This Subcontract may be terminated for default in the event that Subcontractor fails to terminate any such interference with any such Work within forty-eight (48) hours of the receipt of written notice from MTJV. No time lost by Subcontractor hereunder shall excuse any failure of Subcontractor to timely perform or to meet its contractual obligations or deadlines under this Subcontract.

2.11 ASSIGNMENT AND SUBCONTRACTING

2.11.1 Subcontractor shall not assign or transfer this Subcontract, or funds due hereunder without the prior written consent of Subcontractor’s surety and MTJV. Lower-tier subcontracts are subject to the provisions of this Subcontract, and Subcontractor shall insert in Subcontractor’s subcontracts all provisions required by the Contract Documents or necessary to enable Subcontractor to comply with the terms hereof. Subcontracting by Subcontractor shall not abrogate any obligation of Subcontractor under this Subcontract.

2.11.2 Subcontractor shall, within thirty (30) days after award of this Subcontract and monthly thereafter, provide a detailed, itemized list of materials and equipment to be provided under this Subcontract along with the ultimate supplier of each material item and equipment, the supplier’s representative and phone number, and the current proposed delivery date of the material and equipment. MTJV reserves the right to review and/or approve Subcontractor’s subcontractors. Such approval will not be unreasonably withheld.

2.11.3 Subcontractor, by execution of this Subcontract, contingently assigns to MTJV all of Subcontractor’s subcontracts. The assignment of each of Subcontractor’s subcontracts shall take effect only upon both Subcontractor’s termination under either Article 9 or 10 and MTJV’s affirmative acceptance of the assignment of the specific subcontract by written notice to Subcontractor and Subcontractor’s subcontractor. MTJV shall have no liability to any of Subcontractor’s subcontractors unless and until MTJV affirmatively accepts the assignment as provided above.

2.12 APPROVALS

2.12.1 Subcontractor warrants and agrees that all requisite approvals from the Owner as to its eligibility to serve as a Subcontractor, and that approvals of all materials and performance of the Work as required by the Contract Documents, are obtainable.

2.12.2 Subcontractor shall deliver to MTJV copies of shop drawings, cuts, samples. material lists, and other submissions, including mock-ups and temporary structures, required by MTJV or the Contract Documents within sufficient time so as not to delay performance of the Project and within sufficient time for MTJV to submit the same within the time stated in the Contract Documents, whichever is earlier. Submissions shall be in strict accordance with the Contract Documents provided, however, that if Subcontractor wishes to propose a deviation from the Contract Documents, such deviation shall be clearly identified on the submission and accompanied by a letter describing in detail such deviation and the effect, if any, on Subcontractor’s Work and on the work of MTJV or any other subcontractors on the Project, and the impact on the time of performance. Requested deviations will be allowed only in accordance with the Contract Documents and when specific written approval referencing the deviation is given to Subcontractor. No general approval granted by MTJV or the Owner shall relieve Subcontractor from complying with the Contract Documents.

2.12.3 MTJV’s review or approval of any shop drawings, cuts, samples, material lists and other submissions, including mock-ups or temporary structures, shall not to any extent, under any circumstances, (i) alter the requirements of the Contract Documents for quality, quantity, finish, dimension, design or configuration; (ii) constitute acceptance by MTJV of any method, material or equipment not ultimately acceptable to the Owner; or (iii) relieve Subcontractor from responsibility for errors of any sort therein or from the necessity of furnishing any Work required by the Contract Documents which may have been omitted therefrom.

2.13 INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE

2.13.1 Subcontractor shall provide appropriate facilities at all reasonable times for inspection, by MTJV or the Owner, of the Work and materials provided under this Subcontract, whether at the Project site or any place where such Work or materials may be in preparation, manufacture, storage or installation. Subcontractor shall promptly replace or correct any Work or materials which MTJV or the Owner shall reject as failing to conform to the requirements of this Subcontract. If Subcontractor does not do so within a reasonable time, MTJV shall have the right to do so and Subcontractor shall be liable to MTJV for the cost thereof. If, in the opinion of MTJV, it is not expedient to correct or replace all or any part of rejected Work or materials, then MTJV, at its option, may deduct from the payments due, or to become due, to Subcontractor such amount as in MTJV’s reasonable judgment will represent (i) the difference between the fair value of the rejected Work and materials and the value thereof if it complied with this Subcontract, or (ii) the cost of correction, whichever MTJV determines is more appropriate.

2.13.2 If rejection of Work is by the Owner, or by MTJV at the request of the Owner, Subcontractor’s remedy for wrongful rejection of Work pursuant to Paragraph 2.13.1 shall be limited to MTJV’s remedy under the Contract Documents. MTJV shall be liable for any increased direct cost caused by its wrongful rejection of Work only if the Owner was not involved in any such rejection.

2.13.3 The Work shall be accepted according to the terms of the Contract Documents. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, however, entrance and use by the Owner or MTJV, shall not constitute acceptance of the Work.

ARTICLE 3
CLAIMS AND DISPUTES

3.1 DEFINITION

     A claim is a demand or assertion by one of the parties seeking, as a matter of right, adjustment or interpretation of Subcontract terms or payment of money, extension of time, or other relief with respect to the terms of the Subcontract.

3.2 TIME LIMIT ON CLAIMS

     Claims by Subcontractor must be made within forty-eight (48) hours after Subcontractor first recognizes the condition giving rise to the claim. Claims must be made by written notice to MTJV containing a complete description of the claim and circumstances thereof.

3.3 CONTINUING CONTRACT PERFORMANCE

     In the event of any dispute involving the Work, Subcontractor must proceed diligently with performance of its Work and must follow any decision by MTJV with respect to the dispute until final resolution. If Subcontractor makes a claim as provided herein, Subcontractor must continue with its Work without interruption, deficiency or delay.

3.4 ACCEPTANCE OF FINAL PAYMENT

     Acceptance of final payment for the Work by the Subcontractor constitutes a waiver of any claims except those claims identified by the Subcontractor in writing at the time of final payment.

3.5 SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES

3.5.1 In case of any dispute between MTJV and Subcontractor in any way relating to or arising from any act or omission of the Owner, the Architect, or involving the Contract Documents, Subcontractor agrees to be bound to MTJV to the same extent that MTJV is bound to the Owner by the terms of the Contract Documents, and by any and all preliminary and final decisions or determinations made thereunder by any party, board or court so authorized in the Contract Documents or by law, whether or not Subcontractor is a party to such proceedings. In case of such dispute, Subcontractor will comply with all provisions of the Contract Documents and allow a reasonable time for MTJV to analyze and forward to the Owner any required communications or documentation sufficiently in advance of any time limits set forth in the Contract Documents. MTJV may, at

its option, (1) present to the Owner in MTJV’s name, or (2) authorize Subcontractor to present to the Owner, in MTJV’s name, all of Subcontractors claims and answer the Owner’s claims involving Subcontractor’s Work. MTJV may further invoke on behalf of Subcontractor, or allow Subcontractor to invoke, those provisions in the Contract Documents for determining disputes. Nothing herein shall require MTJV to certify a claim under a contract when it cannot do so in good faith. If such dispute is prosecuted or defended by MTJV, Subcontractor at its own expense agrees to furnish all documents, statements, witnesses, and other information required by MTJV and to pay or reimburse MTJV for all costs incurred by MTJV in connection with the dispute, including attorneys’ fees. If MTJV exercises either of the options referenced above, Subcontractor agrees that it shall only recover against MTJV to the extent MTJV recovers funds from the Owner.

3.5.2 All other disputes between the parties shall be resolved by litigation, in a court of competent jurisdiction, except that MTJV may, at its sole option, require that any dispute be submitted to arbitration pursuant to the Construction Industry Rules of the American Arbitration Association except that all arbitrators shall be attorneys with at least ten (10) years experience in construction law. The election by MTJV shall be made no later than thirty (30) days following receipt of service of process of any such litigation from Subcontractor or, If the claim Is asserted by MTJV, shall be made upon the filing of a demand for arbitration by MTJV. Notwithstanding the above, MTJV shall not be deemed to have waived any right it may have to arbitrate its dispute with Subcontractor by the filing of litigation against Subcontractor and its surety.

3.5.3 If MTJV elects to arbitrate any such dispute with Subcontractor, Subcontractor consents to the joint arbitration of any dispute it might have with MTJV with the arbitration of any dispute MTJV might have with any other subcontractor of MTJV or with Owner or Architect, if MTJV should so elect.

3.5.4 In the event of litigation or arbitration of any dispute between Subcontractor and MTJV, the prevailing party shall be awarded attorneys’ fees, costs of court and such other damages as may be permitted by the Subcontract and applicable law.

3.6 MOISTURE INTRUSION AND MOLD

     The Subcontractor shall take all necessary precautions to protect, and shall be liable for any damages to, adjacent surfaces or materials caused by its Work, including, but not limited to, damages resulting from Subcontractor’s cleaning of such surfaces, failing to properly supervise or execute its Work, water or moisture intrusion caused in whole or in part by its Work. Furthermore, Subcontractor shall take all necessary precautions to protect and shall be liable for any damages to, its Work or materials caused in whole or in part by the failure to properly protect its Work or materials, including, but not limited to, failing to properly supervise or execute its Work and water or moisture damage to its Work or materials.

ARTICLE 4
CHANGES IN THE WORK

4.1 MTJV may, at anytime, unilaterally or by agreement with Subcontractor, without notice to any surety, make changes in the Work covered by this Subcontract. Any unilateral order or agreement under this Article 4 shall be in writing. Subcontractor shall perform the Work as changed without delay.

4.2 Subcontractor shall submit to MTJV any requests or claims for adjustment in the price, schedule or other provisions of the Subcontract for changes directed by the Owner, as a result of deficiencies or discrepancies in the Contract Documents, or for circumstances otherwise permitted by the Contract Documents. Said requests or claims shall be submitted in writing by Subcontractor in time to allow MTJV to comply with the applicable provisions of the Contract Documents. Subcontract adjustments shall be made only to the extent that MTJV is entitled to relief from or must grant relief to the Owner. Further, each Subcontract adjustment shall be equal only to Subcontractor’s allocable share of any adjustment in MTJV’s Contract with the Owner. Subcontractor’s allocable share shall be determined by MTJV, after allowance of MTJV’s normal overhead and profit on any recovery and MTJV’s expense of recovery, by making a reasonable apportionment, if applicable, between Subcontractor, MTJV and other subcontractors or persons with interests in the adjustment. This paragraph shall also cover other equitable adjustments or other relief allowed by the Contract Documents.

4.3 Payment on account of pending changes made by the Owner shall be made only if and when MTJV receives such payment from the Owner for Subcontractor’s changed Work. Each payment to Subcontractor on account of pending change orders shall be equal to Subcontractor’s allocable share of MTJV’s payment from the Owner for the pending change as determined by MTJV. Amounts paid on account of pending changes are provisional and not an admission of liability and shall be repaid to MTJV on demand whenever MTJV determines there has been an overpayment.

4.4 For changes ordered by MTJV independent of the Owner or the Contract Documents, Subcontractor shall be entitled to equitable adjustment in the Subcontract price. If Subcontractor considers any action or inaction by MTJV other than a formal change order to be a change, it shall so notify MTJV, in writing, within forty-eight (48) hours of said action or inaction and seek a confirmation from MTJV. Failure to comply with said confirmation procedure shall constitute a waiver of the right to compensation for the action or inaction. Change orders or changes of any kind, occurring between MTJV and Subcontractor independent of the Owner or the Contract Documents shall be performed and paid for on the basis of direct cost only, without any overhead, indirect expense or profit.

4.5 Subcontractor shall within seven (7) days of a MTJV request submit a reasonable price quotation for proposed changes. If Subcontractor does not do so and MTJV is required to submit a price quotation to the Owner which includes a proposed change to Subcontractor’s Work, MTJV shall use its best estimate of the proposed change as it affects the Subcontract in its quotation to the Owner, which estimate shall be the maximum equitable adjustment due to Subcontractor.

4.6 The payment of any incremental increase in the cost of bonds arising as a result of changes in the Work shall be the responsibility of Subcontractor and will be included as a part of Subcontractor’s price for proposed changes.

ARTICLE 5
PAYMENTS

5.1 SCHEDULE OF VALUES

5.1.1 Before the first application for payment, Subcontractor must submit to MTJV for its approval an itemized schedule of values “Schedule of Values”) allocated to the various portions of the Work prepared in such form and supported by such data to substantiate its accuracy as MTJV may reasonably require and/or as required by the Contract Documents.

5.1.2 This schedule, unless objected to by MTJV, Owner or the Architect, will be used only as a basis of Subcontractor’s applications for payment. The form of the application for payment will be as directed by MTJV and/or as required by the Contract Documents together with applicable receipted bills and payroll sheets.

5.2 APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT

5.2.1 Subcontractor must submit to MTJV an itemized application for payment, notarized, if required by applicable law or requested by Owner, supported by such data substantiating the Subcontractor’s right to payment as MTJV, Owner, or the Architect may require, including requisitions from subcontractors and sub-contractors.

5.2.2 If requested by MTJV, Subcontractor shall, as part of each request for partial payment other than the initial request, furnish claim releases and lien waivers with respect to all Work performed and materials supplied through the date of the immediately preceding request for partial payment. Prior to final payment, Subcontractor shall provide to MTJV a release of its liens and claims and all liens and claims of all persons furnishing labor and/or materials for the performance of this Subcontract, and satisfactory evidence that there are no other liens or claims whatsoever outstanding against the Work relating to this Subcontract.

5.2.3 If the Contract Documents allow partial payment for materials stored either off-site or on-site, such payments shall be made to Subcontractor in the amounts and under the standards set forth in the Contract Documents for off-site or on-site stored materials once such payments have been approved by MTJV and the Owner, but only after MTJV’s receipt of payment therefore from the Owner.

5.2.4 No partial payment shall be due Subcontractor unless and until MTJV receives payment from Owner and provided that the Work has been approved by MTJV and the Owner and provided that Subcontractor is in compliance with the terms of its Subcontract. Final payment shall not be due until Subcontractor’s Work has been completed and approved by the Owner, the entire Project is complete, all final payment prerequisites under the Contract Documents have been satisfied, satisfactory proof of payment of all amounts owed by Subcontractor in connection with this Subcontract has been provided and MTJV has been paid in full for the entire Project. Notwithstanding the above, MTJV may withhold from any partial or final payment to Subcontractor such amounts as may be allowed by the Subcontract in Paragraph 5.3. No certification of a progress payment and no partial nor final payment made to Subcontractor pursuant to this Subcontract shall constitute or imply acceptance of Work or materials.

5.2.5 If at any time any monies earned by or due to MTJV from the Owner are not paid in full, MTJV shall in its sole discretion apportion the nonpayment equitably and reduce payments otherwise due Subcontractor accordingly. Such reductions shall continue until MTJV is paid all monies due to it, provided however, if the withholdings do not relate to Subcontractor’s Work, Subcontractor shall be paid in full when MTJV’s right to recover from the Owner is finally determined or expires. Subcontractor acknowledges that this paragraph establishes a reasonable time for payment.

5.2.6 MTJV, after giving a three (3) day notice to Subcontractor, may pay all persons who have not been paid the monies due them in connection with the Subcontract, whether or not a lien has been filed, unless Subcontractor, within three days of receipt of said notice, or such shorter period of time as MTJV finds necessary to meet its obligations to the Owner (i) demonstrates that such sums are not due and (ii) provides MTJV adequate security. MTJV, without prejudice to any other right it may have, may also issue a Joint Check to Subcontractor and any lower-tier subcontractor or supplier of Subcontractor and the delivery of said Joint Check to the lower tier subcontractor or supplier shall constitute payment to Subcontractor.

5.2.7 All material and Work incorporated into the Project or for which partial payment has been made shall become the property of MTJV, or if the Contract Documents so provide, the property of the Owner; however, this provision shall not relieve Subcontractor from the sole responsibility and liability for all Work and materials for which payments have been made until final acceptance thereof by the Owner.

5.3 PAYMENTS WITHHELD

5.3.1 Notwithstanding any provision of the Subcontract to the contrary, MTJV is not obligated to make any payment to Subcontractor under the Subcontract if any one or more of the following conditions exists:

	(a)		Subcontractor has failed to perform its obligations under the Subcontract or otherwise is in default under the Subcontract or the Contract Documents;
	(b)		If any part of such payment is attributable to Work which is not performed in accordance with the Contract Documents; provided, however, payment will be made for the portions of the Work which have been performed in accordance with the Contract Documents;

	(c)		Subcontractor or any subcontractor has failed to make payments promptly to any lower-tier subcontractor, as applicable, or to pay for material or labor used in the Work for which Subcontractor has received payment;
	(d)		Subcontractor has failed to provide the revised Schedule of Values with the Application for Payment;
	(e)		Subcontractor has suspended the Work other than as authorized by Owner or the Contract; or
	(f)		Subcontractor has filed a voluntary petition for protection for relief under — or a petition has been filed placing Subcontractor under the protection of the bankruptcy laws of the United States and Subcontractor has not (1) notified MTJV that Subcontractor has the necessary capacity and resources to finish the Work and honor the Subcontract and will dismiss such petition and remove itself from bankruptcy protection within 90 days of the filing or (2) affirmed and had the bankruptcy court approve its obligations under this Subcontract to MTJV and evidence Subcontractor’s ability to perform this Subcontract to MTJV’s reasonable satisfaction; or
	(g)		Subcontractor has failed to provide or maintain required insurance and bonds; or
	(h)		MTJV determines, in good faith, that Subcontractor has breached any other agreement it might have with MTJV on any other project.

5.3.2 In the event any of the condition as outlined in Paragraph 5.3.1 exists, MTJV may withhold such funds as may be reasonably necessary to protect it from liability or compensate it for its damages; provided, however, that the exercising of the right of withholding by MTJV shall not be conclusive with respect to any liability of Subcontractor to MTJV.

ARTICLE 6
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY

6.1 SAFETY OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY

6.1.1 The Subcontractor must take all reasonable precautions for the safety of, and must provide all reasonable protection to prevent damage, injury or loss to:

	(a)		all Employees at the Project site or engaged in the Work and all other persons who may be affected by the Work or are in proximity to the Work;
	(b)		the Work and all materials and equipment to be incorporated into the Work, whether in storage on or off the Project site, under the care, custody or control of the Subcontractor or any lower-tier subcontractors;
	(c)		other property at the Project site or adjacent thereto, including all existing improvements not part of the Work, trees, shrubs, lawns, walks, pavements, roadways, structures and utilities not designated for removal, relocation or replacement in the course of construction;
	(d)		the Work of MTJV, the Owner or other separate contractors; and
	(e)		all tenants and visitors to the Project.

6.1.2 The Subcontractor must give all notices and comply with all applicable laws, ordinances, rules, regulations and lawful orders of any public authority bearing on the safety of persons or property or their protection from damage, injury or loss.

6.1.3 In addition to safety requirements imposed by law, Subcontractor shall comply with all safety requirements and policies imposed by MTJV or the Owner and will conduct operations in a safe manner. Subcontractor shall designate an employee to be responsible for compliance with all federal, state, and local safety and health regulations and all safety policies and requirements imposed by MTJV or the Owner. Unless the Subcontractor designates otherwise, the responsible employee shall be the Subcontractor’s jobsite supervisor. Subcontractor shall be liable to MTJV for any additional costs, including fines, which MTJV incurs as a result of Subcontractor’s failure to operate safely. MTJV may conduct safety inspections from time to time. Such inspections shall not relieve Subcontractor from its obligations to adhere to safety requirements nor shall such inspections create any liability to MTJV.

ARTICLE 7
INSURANCE

7.1 SUBCONTRACTOR’S INSURANCE

7.1.1 The Subcontractor, prior to commencing the Work, shall procure and purchase the following insurance from a company or companies lawfully authorized to do business in the jurisdiction in which the Project is located:

(a)

Workers Compensation and Employers Liability;

	(b)		Commercial General Liability (including Blanket Contractual Liability, Products and Completed Operations, Bodily Injury (including sickness, disease or death of any person other than Subcontractors employees) and Personal Injury and Broad Form Property Damage);
	(c)		Commercial Auto Liability;
	(d)		Umbrella Liability.

7.1.2 Such policies, with the exception of Workers Compensation, shall name MTJV, the Owner and such other parties as may be required by MTJV and/or the Contract Documents, as Additional Insured parties (CG2010 or equivalent) on a primary basis. Subcontractor shall be responsible for any deductibles or self-insured retention’s contained in the above policies both for itself and all additional insureds.

7.1.3 WORKERS COMPENSATION AND EMPLOYER’S LIABILITY INSURANCE

.1 Policy must Include (a) coverage in accordance with Workers Compensation laws of the state in which the Project is located; (b) “All States” Endorsement, (c) Employers Liability with limits as set out in ‘Exhibit C” attached to the Subcontract, and (d) a Waiver of Subrogation in favor of MTJV, the Owner, and such other parties as may be required by Contract Documents.

.2 In the event that any employee of Subcontractor or any lower tier subcontractor shall be leased, Subcontractor shall provide an Alternate Employer Endorsement naming MTJV in connection with employee leasing company Workers Compensation Insurance Policy. Such policy shall contain a Waiver of Subrogation in favor of MTJV and Owner.

7.1.4 COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE

.1 Coverage must be on an occurrence basis and must be in the minimum liability amounts as set forth in Exhibit “C” attached to the Subcontract. This insurance must include coverage for liabilities arising out of the Work or from Subcontractor or any of its subcontractors (at any tier) or their respective employees, agents, officers or directors (a) acts or omissions, or (b) negligence or gross negligence. Aggregate limits to apply per project.

.2 Coverage must also include contractual liability for indemnities and the contractual liability of Subcontractor under the Contract Documents, including Paragraphs 2.4 and 2.5 under these General Provisions.

7.1.5 COMMERCIAL AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE

.1 Coverage shall include non-ownership and hired car coverage as well as owned vehicles, with minimum liability amounts as set forth in Exhibit “C” attached to the Subcontract.

.2 Coverage must include bodily injury, death of a person or persons, and property damage arising out of ownership, maintenance, or use of any motor vehicle, on or off the Work area of Project Site.

7.1.6 UMBRELLA LIABILITY INSURANCE

.1 Coverage shall be maintained in the minimum amounts as set forth in Exhibit “C” attached to the Subcontract for bodily injury and property damage.

.2 Coverage, at a minimum, must be consistent with the primary liability policy (requirements following), including, but not limited to, coverages and notice provisions and must be kept and maintained for the same time period as required for the applicable primary insurance.

7.1.7 The Contractor shall maintain all insurance until final completion of the Project except that completed operations coverage shall be maintained for at least one (1) year after the date of final completion. An additional certificate evidencing continuation of coverage for completed operations will be submitted with Subcontractors final application for payment. All applications for payment will be held and no payments made to Subcontractor until all insurance submissions are made and insurance coverage is confirmed and approved.

7.1.8 The Subcontractor will require each of its lower tier subcontractors to carry Commercial General Liability Insurance, Workers Compensation Insurance, Commercial Auto Liability and Employer’s Liability, together with such other insurance that may also be required of Subcontractor and will require that the insurance be furnished prior to the commencement of any Work, or entering into any contracts with said lower tier subcontractors, or approving contracts with any lower tier subcontractor, whichever is earliest. SUBCONTRACTOR AGREES TO INDEMNIFY, DEFEND AND HOLD MTJV AND OWNER HARMLESS FOR ANY FAILURE OF SUBCONTRACTOR OR ANY OF ITS LOWER TIER SUBCONTRACTORS TO OBTAIN THE REQUIRED INSURANCE COVERAGES.

7.1.9 No insurance coverage furnished pursuant hereto shall be changed or terminated except upon thirty (30) days advance written notice to MTJV from the carrier or the licensed agent thereof. The Subcontractor must submit to MTJV copies of insurance renewals, and in cases where previous insurance policies have been canceled, proof of new insurance.

7.1.10 All such policies of insurance shall contain an endorsement whereby the Insurance carrier agrees to waive all rights of recovery against MTJV, the Owner, and such other parties as may be required by MTJV or the Contract Documents. Subcontractor waives all rights of recovery against MTJV, the Owner and such other parties as are required by MTJV and/or the Contract Documents for losses within the scope of Subcontractor’s insurance.

7.1.11 Subcontractor’s materials, which are incorporated into the completed Project, or properly stored on the Project site, are covered by Builder’s Risk and Extended Coverage Insurance Policy containing the certain deductibles and exclusions taken out either by MTJV or the Owner. Subcontractor shall be responsible for such deductibles and exclusions or losses which are related to this Subcontractor (or pro-rated share on multi-affected contractor occurrence). It is the Subcontractor’s responsibility to evaluate the protection afforded by that policy and to carry his own Risk Insurance if so desired, against all losses not covered by said policy. A copy of said policy will be available for Subcontractor’s inspection at MTJV’s office.

7.1.12 Upon request, Subcontractor shall provide MTJV with certified copies of Insurance policies required by this Article 7.

7.1.13 The requiring of any and all insurance as set forth in these paragraphs, or elsewhere, is in addition to and not in any way in substitution for all the other protection provided under the Subcontract to MTJV, including Paragraph 2.5 (Indemnification).

7.1.14 No acceptance or approval of any insurance by MTJV will relieve or excuse the Subcontractor or the surety of any bond(s) called for under the Subcontract, from any liability or obligation imposed upon either or both of them by the provisions of the Subcontract.

ARTICLE 8
PERFORMANCE BOND AND LABOR AND MATERIAL PAYMENT BOND

8.1 PERFORMANCE BOND AND LABOR AND MATERIAL PAYMENT BOND

8.1.1 If required by the Subcontract, Subcontractor must furnish to MTJV and keep In force during the term of the Subcontract the required bonds, being both a performance bond (for the Work) and labor and material payment bond (covering the cost of the Work) guaranteeing that Subcontractor will perform its obligations under the Subcontract and will pay for all labor and materials furnished for the Work. Each bond must be issued in a form (refer to Exhibit “B”) and by a surety acceptable to MTJV, must be submitted to MTJV for approval as to form, must name MTJV as obligee and each must be in an amount equal to at least 100% of the Subcontract amount (as the same may be adjusted from time to time pursuant to the Contract), unless a greater amount is required by applicable law, in which case such greater amount will control. The Subcontractor must deliver the approved and executed bonds to MTJV upon execution of the Subcontract. In the event the surety which provided bonding becomes insolvent or fails during the term of the Subcontract, Subcontractor shall immediately replace, at its expense, the bonds with valid bonds from a new surety meeting the above requirements. Failure of Subcontractor to replace bonds would be a failure subject to the conditions defined in Article 9.1.

8.1.2 The payment bond must be issued in a form consistent with and as may be required by all applicable laws for the state in which the Project is located, such that, to the fullest extent possible at law, no liens can attach to the Project and all mechanics or materialmen’s liens filed in connection with the Work or the Project will attach only to the bonds.

8.1.3 Notwithstanding the above, and in the event that liens are filed by anyone in relation to the labor performed and/or material furnished pursuant to this Subcontract, Subcontractor agrees to have the same discharged by posting a bond with the appropriate authorities, or otherwise, within three days of notice. In the event such lien is not so discharged, MTJV may discharge the lien itself and hold Subcontractor responsible for all costs and obligations incurred.

8.1.4 If Subcontractor is not required to furnish bonds, or if MTJV desires Subcontractor to provide additional bond coverage, MTJV may, at anytime, and upon written request, instruct Subcontractor to provide, and Subcontractor shall so provide within ten (10) days, performance and payment bonds as provided in this Article 8. In this event, MTJV will reimburse Subcontractor for reasonable bond premiums.

ARTICLE 9
TERMINATION

9.1 SUBCONTRACTOR’S FAILURE TO PERFORM; TERMINATION FOR DEFAULT

9.1.1 If, in the opinion of MTJV, Subcontractor shall at any time (a) refuse or fail to provide sufficient properly skilled workers, adequate supervision or materials of the proper quality, (b) fail in any material respect to prosecute the Work according to MTJV’s current schedule, (c) cause, by any action or omission, the stoppage or delay of or interference with the Work of MTJV or of any other contractor or subcontractor, (d) fail to comply with any provision of this Subcontract or the Contract Documents, (e) make a general assignment for the benefit of its creditors, (f) have a receiver appointed, or (g) become insolvent, then, after serving three (3) days’ written notice, unless the condition specified in such notice shall have been eliminated within such three (3) days, MTJV, at its option, without voiding the other provisions of this Subcontract and without notice to the sureties and without prejudice to any other rights of MTJV under the law, may (i) take such steps as are necessary to overcome the condition, in which case the Subcontractor shall be liable to MTJV for the cost thereof (ii) terminate for default Subcontractor’s performance of all or a part of the Subcontract Work, or (iii) obtain specific performance or interlocutory mandatory injunctive relief requiring performance of Subcontractors obligations hereunder (it being agreed by Subcontractor that such relief may be necessary to avoid irreparable harm to MTJV and/or the Owner).

9.1.2 In the event of termination for default, MTJV may, at its option, (a) enter on the premises and take possession, for the purpose of completing the Work, of all materials and jobsite equipment of Subcontractor, (b) take assignment of any or all of Subcontractor’s subcontracts,

and/or (c) either itself or through others complete the Work by whatever method MTJV may deem expedient. In case of termination for default, Subcontractor shall not be entitled to receive any further payment until the Work shall be fully completed and accepted by the Owner and payment in full made by the Owner. At such time, if the unpaid balance of the price to be paid shall exceed the expense incurred by MTJV, including overhead and profit, such excess shall be paid by MTJV to Subcontractor. If such amount shall exceed such unpaid balance, the Subcontractor shall pay MTJV the difference on demand.

9.1.3 If MTJV wrongfully exercises its option under Paragraph 9.1.1(i) that action shall be treated as a deductive change. If MTJV wrongfully exercises its option under Paragraph 9.1.1(ii), that termination for default shall be considered a termination for MTJV’s convenience and Subcontractor shall be entitled to the applicable compensation provided in Article 10. Subcontractor’s remedies under this Paragraph 9.1.3 shall be exclusive. Nothing herein shall bar withholdings by MTJV permitted by other provisions of this Subcontract.

ARTICLE 10
TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE

10.1 MTJV shall have the right to terminate for convenience Subcontractor’s performance of all or any part of the Work by providing Subcontractor with a written notice of termination for convenience, to be effective upon receipt by Subcontractor. If there has been a termination of MTJV’s Contract with the Owner, Subcontractor shall be paid the amount due from the Owner for its Work, as provided in the Contract Documents, after payment therefore by the Owner to MTJV. If MTJV’s Contract has not been terminated, Subcontractor shall be paid the reasonable value of the Work performed by Subcontractor prior to termination plus reasonable direct close-out costs, including jobsite overhead and profit on Work performed, but in no event shall Subcontractor be entitled to unabsorbed overhead, anticipatory profit or damages of any kind or nature, direct or indirect, incidental or consequential. If no Work has been performed by Subcontractor at the time of termination, Subcontractor shall be paid the sum of $100.00 for its undertaking an obligation to perform.

ARTICLE 11
LAWS, REGULATIONS AND ORDINANCES

11.1 LAWS, REGULATIONS AND ORDINANCES

11.1.1 Subcontractor shall be bound by, and at its own cost shall comply with, all Federal, state and local laws, codes, ordinances and regulations applicable to this Subcontract and the performance of the Work whether by reason of general law or by reason of provisions in the Contract Documents. Subcontractor and all lower-tier subcontractors shall be duly licensed to operate under the laws of all applicable jurisdictions.

11.1.2 Specifically and without limitation of the foregoing, Subcontractor and all lower-tier subcontractors, and all employees, servants and agents of any of them, shall comply strictly with the applicable requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) of 1970, as amended, all other applicable health and safety laws and regulations, and all laws and regulations applicable to the hiring of aliens.

11.1.3 Subcontractor agrees to provide to MTJV a copy of its Hazard Communication Program for the Project. OSHA Hazard Communication Standard 1926.59 will be aggressively enforced by MTJV.

11.1.4 Subcontractor shall be liable to MTJV and the Owner for all loss, damage, cost and expense attributable to any acts of commission or omission by Subcontractor, or any lower-tier subcontractors, and all employees, servants or agents of any of them, resulting from failure to comply with any Federal, state or local laws, codes, ordinances or regulations including, but not limited to, any fines, penalties or corrective measures.

ARTICLE 12
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

12.1 In connection with the performance of the Work, Subcontractor agrees not to discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, religion, sex, color or national origin. The aforesaid provision shall include, but not be limited to, the following: employment, upgrading, demotion or transfer; recruitment or recruitment advertising; layoff or termination; rates of pay or other forms of compensation; and selection for training, including apprenticeship. Subcontractor agrees to post hereafter, in conspicuous places, available for employees and applicants for employment, notices prepared by Subcontractor and approved by the government, when required, setting forth the provisions of this Paragraph. Subcontractor shall permit access to its books, records and accounts by representatives of MTJV or the Owner for purposes of investigation to ascertain compliance with the provisions of this Paragraph.

12.2 Subcontractor shall include the provisions of this Paragraph in Subcontractor’s subcontracts. The requirements of this Article 12 shall be in addition to any Equal Opportunity provisions of the Contract Documents and other laws, regulations and ordinances as set forth in Article 11 above.

ARTICLE 13
ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

13.1 LAYOUT AND ENGINEERING

     MTJV shall furnish bench marks and base control lines for use by all subcontractors. All layout, field engineering and field measurements required for the execution of this Subcontract shall be provided by Subcontractor.

13.2 USE OF TEMPORARY FACILITIES

     Subcontractor, except for on-site offices and fabrication plants, may share with MTJV and other subcontractors, at no charge, electrical power, OSHA standard lighting, water, and sanitation services which MTJV has available. Any additional services, including lighting, additional outlets, and/or water requirements, which Subcontractor may require for the performance of its Work or the protection of its Work, materials, and equipment from the elements and against theft and vandalism shall be Subcontractor’s responsibility.

13.3 INTERFACE AND COORDINATION

13.3.1 Subcontractor, as well as its sub-subcontractors and trades, shall cooperate and fully coordinate their Work with one another and all other subcontractors for the purpose of securing a complete Project as required by the project schedule.

13.3.2 Subcontractor shall review the critical dimensions and elevations of its Work, and verify the previous Work as to its relationship to the Subcontractors Work. The Subcontractor shall promptly submit a written statement to MTJV noting any discrepancies or unacceptable conditions prior to commencing with the Work of this Subcontract. Do not attach to or cover over any material which is not properly installed.

13.4 PROTECTION OF MATERIALS, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT

     Subcontractor shall secure and adequately protect, all materials, tools, and equipment delivered for or incorporated in the Work until the time of final acceptance by the Owner. This shall include protection from the weather and all other elements of nature, as well as any damage which may be done to same due to vandalism, theft, or any cause.

13.5 TESTS AND INSPECTIONS

     All costs associated with the failure of, or unpreparedness for, any required testing and/or inspection relating to the Work shall be the responsibility of this Subcontractor.

13.6 DAILY CONSTRUCTION REPORT

     Subcontractor is required to submit a Daily Construction Report to MTJV. The Report must include a description of the Subcontractor’s activities for the day, a work force count by trade for both the Subcontractor and sub-contractors, as well as a listing of any major deliveries. The Reports must be submitted by noon the following day.

13.7 AS-BUILT DRAWINGS/RECORD DOCUMENTS

     Subcontractor shall daily maintain an up-to-date and accurate record of all deviations from the approved drawings, specifications, and shop drawings which may occur in the Work as actually constructed, and shall submit to MTJV for submission to the Owner, at completion of the Work prior to final payment, completely corrected as-built drawings representing the actual condition of the Work for the record.

13.8 HOISTING AND SPECIAL RIGGING

13.8.1 Subcontractor is to perform all hoisting, rigging, and final placement of material and/or equipment as required for the Work.

13.8.2 Subcontractor is responsible for any and all special rigging, flagmen, spotters or other assistance necessary in connection with hoisting, as well as personnel required for off loading materials.

13.9 DRUG-FREE AND SMOKE FREE WORKPLACE PROGRAM

     Subcontractor shall adopt MTJV’s Drug-Free and Smoke Free Workplace Program, or a substantially similar program, for its own employees, agents and representatives who come onto the jobsite and shall require its lower-tier subcontractors who come onto the jobsite to do likewise. If Subcontractor, or anyone who comes onto the jobsite under an employment or other contractual arrangement with Subcontractor, whether direct or indirect, fails to enforce MTJV’s Drug-Free and Smoke Free Workplace Program, or such substantially similar program, MTJV reserves the right to bar such party from the jobsite. Any resulting damage (including damage for delay) will be the responsibility of Subcontractor. Copies of MTJV’s Drug-Free and Smoke Free Workplace Program will be made available to Subcontractor upon request.

13.10 ADVERTISING — SIGNS

     Neither Subcontractor, lower-tier subcontractors, or any of their employees shall take photographs of the Work or site, publish or display advertising matter of any description relating to the Project, or display signs at or near the Project without first obtaining the written consent of MTJV and the Owner.

ARTICLE 14
MISCELLANEOUS

14.1 NOTICES

     All notices shall be in writing addressed to the parties at the addresses set out herein, and shall be considered as delivered when postmarked if dispatched by registered or certified mall, when confirmed if sent by telegram or telecopy, when signed for when delivered by hand, and when received in all other cases.

14.2 SEVERABILITY AND WAIVER

14.2.1 The partial or complete invalidity of any one or more provisions of this Subcontract shall not affect the validity or continuing force and effect of any other provision. If any provision is invalid, in whole or in part, the provision shall be considered reformed to reflect the intent thereof to the greatest extent possible consistent with law. The failure of either party to insist, in any one or more instances, upon the performance of any of the terms, covenants, or conditions of this Subcontract, or to exercise any right herein, shall not be construed as a waiver or relinquishment of such term, covenant, condition or right with respect to further performance.

14.3 COMPLETE AGREEMENT

     This Subcontract contains the entire Agreement between the parties hereto with respect to the matters covered herein. No other agreements, representations, warranties, or other mailers, oral or written, shall be deemed to bind the parties hereto.

14.4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT

     Subcontractor acknowledges that it has received and reviewed the foregoing MTJV General Provisions. Subcontractor agrees that the terms of these General Provisions will be incorporated into, as if fully written out, any Subcontract MTJV and Subcontractor may execute in the future provided that these MTJV General Provisions are referenced in any such future Subcontract. The execution of this acknowledgment and receipt shall not confer any rights to Subcontractor unless and until a Subcontract is executed between the parties incorporating these provisions.

14.5 ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS

     Additional terms and conditions of these MTJV General Provisions are also set forth in the Rider attached hereto and incorporated herein.

“Subcontractor”		“MTJV”
IES COMMERCIAL, INC.		MANHATTAN TORCON A JOINT VENTURE
/s/ MICHAEL J. CALIEL		/s/ TED M. BAKER
Signature		Signature
Michael J. Caliel		Ted M. Baker
Printed Name		Printed Name
President		Executive Vice President
Title		Title
Date: June 30, 2009		Date: July 9, 2009

MODIFICATIONS TO SUBCONTRACT AGREEMENT BETWEEN
MANHATTAN TORCON A JOINT VENTURE AND
IES, Inc.
June 29,2009
RIDER

	1.		Article 2.3.4; end of first sentence, after including, insert; “up to $1,500,000, per claim, of”.
	2.		Article 2.5.1 (iv); last sentence, after liability, insert; “for consequential damages or”.

IES Commercial, Inc.		Manhattan Torcon A Joint Venture
/s/ MICHAEL J. CALIEL		/s/ TED M. BAKER
Michael J. Caliel, President		Ted M. Baker, Executive Vice President
June 30, 2009		July 9, 2009
Date		Date

EXHIBIT A
MANHATTAN -TORCON JOINT VENTURE
SCOPE OF SUBCONTRACTOR’S WORK
IES COMMERCIAL, INC
Job #: 3239 -Cost Code: 160.160010
UNITED STATES ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF INFECTIOUS
DISEASES (USAMRIID) — FORT DETRICK

Division One		GENERAL REQUIREMENTS, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract, including Commissioning;
Section 02 41 00		DEMOLITION and DECONSTRUCTION, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 03 31 00.00 10		CAST-IN-PLACE STRUCTURAL CONCRETE, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 03 31 05		CONTAINMENT CONCRETE, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 05 50 10.00		SPECIAL METAL FABRICATIONS, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 06 10 00		ROUGH CARPENTRY, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 07 14 00		FLUID-APPLIED WATERPROOFING, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 07 60 00		FLASHING AND SHEET METAL, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 07 81 00		SPRAY-APPLIED FIREPROOFING, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 07 84 00		FIRESTOPPING, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 07 92 00		JOINT SEALANTS, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 08 39 15		PNEUMATIC AIR PRESSURE RESISTANT DOORS, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 08 31 13		ACCESS DOORS, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 08 71 00		DOOR HARDWARE, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 08 71 01		SECURITY DOOR HARDWARE (FOUO), Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 09 69 13		RIGID GRID ACCESS FLOORING, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 09 90 00		PAINTING AND COATINGS, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Division 10		SPECIALTIES, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;

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Division 11		EQUIPMENT, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Division 12		FURNISHINGS, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Division 13		SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Division 14		CONVEYING EQUIPMENT, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Division 21		FIRE SUPPRESSION, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Division 22		PLUMBING, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work being performed under this Subcontract;
Division 23		HEATING, VENTILATING AND AIR CONDITIONING, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work being performed under this Subcontract;
Division 25		INTEGRATED AUTOMATION, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work being performed under this Subcontract;
Division 26		ELECTRICAL, Complete;
Division 27		COMMUNICATIONS, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work being performed under this Subcontract;
Volume 9 & Div. 28		ELECTRONIC SAFETY and SECURITY SYSTEM (FOUO), Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work being performed under this Subcontract;
Section 31 00 00		EARTHWORK, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;
Section 33 70 02.00 10		ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, UNDERGROUND, Complete;
Section 33 82 00		TELECOMMUNICATIONS OUTSIDE PLANT (OSP), Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work being performed under this Subcontract;
Division 41		MATERIAL PROCESSING AND HANDLING EQUIPMENT, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work being performed under this Subcontract;
Volume 7 & 8		APPENDIX A, B, & C, Pertinent portions thereof applicable to the Work to be performed under this Subcontract;

In addition to the foregoing, it is further understood and agreed that this Subcontract also includes the furnishing and installation of the below listed items regardless of whether or not they are in the above specification section(s) or any other specification section(s), or shown on the plans. Drawing and detail references are provided for reference only and are not to be considered as all inclusive of Contract Documents for the particular items referenced. This Subcontract is all-inclusive and shall contain all supervision, labor, materials, tools, and equipment to complete Subcontractor’s scope of work, and with the exception of changes requested and paid for by the owner, this subcontractor shall not submit any claims for additional costs associated with the work:

1.		General contract options included in this subcontract: 1 thru 3, 5 thru 8, 10 thru 14, 16 thru 20, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 30 thru 50.
2.		Compliance with and implementation of the Quality Control, Safety, Environmental Protection, and Waste Management programs applicable to the Work.
3.		Submittals including, but not limited to, product literature and catalog cuts, site-specific work plans, design calculations, mock-ups, guarantees, shop drawings, certificates, welding certificates, qualification statements,

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		samples, warrantee, clerical work, administrative and reproduction requirements for the Work. This subcontract agreement is based on the Equipment and Materials specified. Provide submittals for the Containment area mock up within 30 days of award. Provide submittals with certification by a registered architect or professional engineer where required.
4.		Coordinate, document, and comply with LEED requirements including, but not limited to, low emitting material content, recycled material content, construction waste management and Local manufacturing requirements.
5.		All trash, debris, and spoils generated by the Work will be cleaned up daily, broom swept and removed to onsite dumpsters. This Subcontractor shall sort and place all materials in dumpsters as identified and required by the Waste Management Program. Violation of not pre-sorting materials shall result in the work being performed on behalf of the Subcontractor, at the Subcontractor’s expense, on premium time.
6.		Coordinate the Work with other features of the work. Provide complete, integrated, and operable systems in accordance with contract requirements.
7.		Protection of the Work and adjacent surfaces while performing the Work.
8.		Material and equipment handling for the Work including, but not limited to, transporting, unloading, distribution, storage, hoisting, rigging, and relocations as work progresses.
9.		Ladders, scaffolds, and work platforms for the Work.
10.		Task lighting for this subcontractor’s work as required.
11.		Compliance with work restrictions and site security requirements including, but not limited to off-site parking, badging of employees, and sponsoring of visitors and unbadged personnel.
12.		All trade-specific permit and inspection fees.
13.		Coordinate with regulatory agencies for connections, shut-downs, disruptions, repairs, and inspections to ensure timely performance of the Work.
14.		Cutting and patching where the need for such is caused by Subcontractor’s untimely, uncoordinated or inaccurate performance of the Work. Cutting, patching and core drilling for the Work shall include protection, concrete slurry and water containment, and clean up of all core drilling, cutting, and patching operations, in addition to restoration of the patched area.
15.		Compliance with safety requirements of both MOSHA & USACOE. All work requiring welding or burning will not commence unless a “Hot Work Permit” has been issued.
16.		Provide MTJV with a subcontracting small business plan in accordance with 00100 Section 1.5.3.f and related FAR clauses including a plan to meet subcategories. Perform required reporting on eSRS with proper MTJV contact copied on the submission. This subcontractor is aware of the goals for participation by Small Businesses and Small Disadvantaged Businesses in accordance with the Contract Documents, and has diligently provided outreach to such businesses, and will award 20% of the value of this subcontract to recognized firms in accordance with this provision. Provide evidence of outreach in obtaining this goal.
17.		Provide all labor, material and equipment to accomplish the related requirements of Volume 9: Security specifications and the security drawings associated with the Work.
18.		Provide temporary power, lighting, re-lamping, re-ballasting and replacement of defective Work required to support the construction of the project, including, but not limited to, power, lighting, equipment hook-up, tower crane connection, welder connections, hoisting connections and other hook-ups related to supporting the Work. Temporary power and lighting shall be removed once the permanent systems are available for use. Provide tie-in to permanent power site system on premium time. Coordinate with MTJV, the Owner, and Fort Detrick for requirements for tie in.
19.		Provide electrical and communication service and distribution for MTJV’s and Owner’s on site trailer complexes. Provide power, lighting, receptacles, phone, and data requirements for these complexes, including maintenance, re-lamping, re-ballasting, etc. as required through the life of the project. NOTE: Communications for the field offices is part of the base contract electrical work, and not part of the Communications alternate pricing. Provide connections from the Utilidor Power Project to transfer the temporary power initially serving the project to the Utilidor Power once the Utilidor work can support the temporary or permanent service.
20.		A full scale mock up of a High Containment area shall be constructed on site, and shall be ready for review by the Owner no later than December 7, 2009. This subcontractor has included all costs to complete the mock up,

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		for the related scope of work and components included herein. Provide other mock-ups and samples that interface the work with other features of work.
21.		Provide 3 dimensional electronic drawings for utility coordination in the Containment areas. Provide hard copies and electronic files to the Containment Coordinator, for electronic coordination of the Containment area. The software for the electronic drawings shall be as determined by the Containment Coordinator.
22.		Complete all required documentation for commissioning and shall provide required labor to operate all equipment and systems related to start up, testing, training, demonstration, and commissioning.
23.		Arrange for all inspections, tests, fees, permits and licenses and file all plans or other data required in connection with this work in accordance with all codes, regulations, and ordinances required.
24.		The following records, as a minimum, must be kept by the Subcontractor on site:

	a.		Record documents of the Work.
	b.		Complete operation and maintenance manuals.
	c.		Other documents required by the contract and specifically section 01 72 00.

		These records are subject to regular audit by MTJV and the Owner. At the completion of the project and prior to final payment the above documents as well as CAD record documents are to be indexed and provided to MTJV and the Owner.
25.		Provide all seismic supports, bracing, connections, vibration isolation, including submittals. Provide inspection documentation and certifications that systems have been installed in accordance with the special inspection seismic requirements
26.		Participate in the development of the CPM schedule for the project with cost-loaded activities for the Work. The schedule shall be updated monthly, for the work included herein, as a pre-requisite for approval of progress payments.
27.		Full-time on-site Project Manager and Superintendent for the full duration of the project. Both the Project Manager and Superintendent shall have the authority to commit resources and make commitments on behalf of the subcontractor. The Superintendent shall have authority and responsibility for all work performed under this subcontract including supervision of all craft and foreman and subcontractors. This subcontractor shall also provide a full-time Quality Control (QC) individual that will perform the duties as required by the specifications. The QC individual can have other duties. Provide additional exclusive project management and supervision for communications and security systems installations if alternates are accepted.
28.		Coordination drawings and participation in coordination meetings for coordination and interfacing of MEP work, Laboratory Work and all other features of work. Provide complete, integrated, and operable systems in accordance with contract requirements.
29.		Layout, coordinate, furnish and install sleeves and other penetrations for the Work, including the development and submittal of the sleeve layout in compliance with the special details for Containment area. Provide escutcheons, caulking, and sealants, associated with the Work.
30.		All rough-ins and connections to equipment furnished by others, including advance coordination to assure service is provided in accordance with manufacturers’ requirements and a complete installation.
31.		Provide equipment data information per section 01 00 00 paragraph 1.7 and Tagging and submittal requirements per 01 20 00 for all furnished equipment installed by this Subcontractor, at the time of installation and commissioning with appropriate tagging.
32.		Provide all layout from vertical and horizontal control lines.
33.		Electrical site work complete; including but not limited to, site lighting, site concrete for light foundations and pole bases, camera pole bases, electrical, communications, security and cable TV duct banks. This includes, but is not limited to, test pits, layout, saw cutting, trenching, excavation, backfill, concrete, rebar, manholes, hand holes, gratings, accessories, pull boxes, frames and covers, direct buried cables, and anchor bolts. Protect excavated soil for re-use as backfill. Provide suitable backfill if none available on-site. Spoils shall be loaded and placed at an on-site stockpile for disposal by others. All exposed concrete shall have a rubbed finish acceptable to the owner.
34.		Provide shop drawings with coordinated size and locations for housekeeping pads. Provide layout for all housekeeping pads.
35.		Firestopping, smoke sealing, and fire sealants for all penetrations associated with the work.

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36.		Perform grouting of all work and equipment.
37.		Connection of all heat tracing, heat trace control and alarm panels, including site piping tracing and temporary utility piping heat tracing.
38.		Provide cathodic protection for engineered piping systems, coordinated with the Mechanical Subcontractor and/or Utility door Contractor.
39.		All miscellaneous brackets, clips, framing, blocking, inserts, racks, and accessories required for supporting electrical work. Where supports are to be mounted on fireproofed members, the Subcontractor shall assure that the mounting hardware is in place prior to fireproofing and provide the protection of the Work from the fireproofing Work. When hangers and supports are installed after the application of the spray fireproofing, this Subcontractor shall scrape and remove the spray fireproofing as required for the attachment of the hanger or support. This subcontractor shall be responsible for the repair and the applicable costs associated with the patching.
40.		Coordinate the Work with the sequencing and progression of the building installation to ensure that the Work is able to fit through the permanent openings and doors without any leave outs. If a leave-out cannot be avoided, provide a written listing of the locations, equipment type, equipment size, location and proposed pathway by September 30, 2009.
41.		Provide special supports required for all fixtures and equipment not indicated on the structural drawings, including but not limited to support for custom light fixtures (see E3.05).
42.		Provide raceways and cable tray for communications and security system throughout the facility outside of communication rooms. In addition, specifically provide raceways, cabletray, backboxes and coordination, for BMS, communication systems, and security systems in the High Containment BSL-4 Area as indicated.
43.		Provide maintenance, operation and extended warranty requirements to use the permanent systems to support the completion of the project, including re-lamping and ballast replacement where required.
44.		Provide the emergency power system, equipment, and generator set complete, including exhaust piping, muffler, fuel lines, and testing, test fuel, and refilling of the fuel prior to turn over to the Owner. Provide maintenance and extended warranties to comply with the Contract Documents. Allow for periodic exercising of the generator during commissioning.
45.		Receive, store, mount and connect VFD’s including support structure design and support installation.
46.		Install loose motor starters, disconnects and fuses provided with other features of work. Provide loose motor starters, disconnects and fuses not provided by other features of work as indicated on the electrical drawings.
47.		Provide grounding system including testing, excavation, backfill, connections to structure, foundations, equipment, access flooring, and site equipment.
48.		Provide conduits, pathways and raceways for the security feature of work. Include exterior excavations, conduits, backfill, and concrete foundations for exterior cameras, light poles and card readers to support the security requirements.
49.		Provide fire pump service ductbanks, electrical service, panel installation power, lighting, fire alarm, communication and security rough-ins and connections.
50.		Provide fire alarm system complete, including under floor system in rooms Room Nos. 5SA210 and 3SA401 per specification section 09 69 13.
51.		Provide lightning protection system complete, including protection of exhaust stacks and roof equipment. Coordinate mounting details with the Roofing Subcontractor, and provide all required sealants, special mounting hardware, or other components as required, with the exception of roof flashing or boots.
52.		Provide potting of all conduit and raceways, for all complete systems included in this scope of work.
53.		Provide conduit for BMS, Security, and Communications systems within the BSL-4 Containment areas in addition to conduit required for Division 26.
54.		Provide empty conduit for control tubing for APR Door System per details A3 & A5/P5.06. Coordinate conduit locations and configuration with all associated Subcontractors. Provide electrical back boxes, conduit, raceways for all electronic door hardware.
55.		Furnish, coordinate and lay out access doors for all components being provided and requiring access.
56.		Provide raceways and wiring for elevator, fire pump, sump pumps, and similar status panels as required by the contract documents.

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57.		Provide adequate and supplemental lighting as required to facilitate owner review and approval of architectural mock ups.
58.		All identification including, but not limited to, painting, labeling, identification markers and nameplates, including color coding requirements for fire alarm and high voltage conduit systems.
59.		Provide touch up paint and galvanizing touch up where required.
60.		Factory and field testing, including independent acceptance testing, start up, demonstration and training.
61.		Conduit, back boxes, wiring, and terminations, including but not limited to pathways, sequencing and coordination of the Work with the systems furniture, lab casework, fume hoods, millwork and specialty equipment.
62.		Power, control wiring, transformers, connection and mounting of control panels for electrically operated equipment including, but not limited to, overhead doors, projection screens, door operators, sensor operated flush valves, roller shades, loading dock levelers, Monorails, and similar equipment.
63.		Provide power to BAS control panels.
64.		Provide UPS components and system complete.
65.		Conduit, back boxes, wiring, and terminations, including low voltage connections for door hardware.
66.		Provide fire treated plywood backboards where required for all equipment.
67.		Cut and make safe any existing power utilities required to facilitate the demolition or relocation of existing structures. Include the removal of site poles, lighting and the transformer noted on the civil demolition drawings.
68.		Provide conduit and rough-ins for animal watering systems, mount and connect panels. Coordinate the installation requirements with the Division 22 Subcontractor.
69.		The penal sum of the bonds will be required in incremental values, totaling the Subcontract amount (as the same may be adjusted from time to time pursuant to the Subcontract), as follows: (1) fifty percent (50%) of the Subcontract amount at the time of execution of the Subcontract, (2) twenty-five percent (25%) of the Subcontract amount in July 2010 and (3) twenty-five percent (25%) of the Subcontract amount in July 2011. In addition, upon execution of the Subcontract, Subcontractor shall provide a written commitment from the surety that it will provide a Consent of Surety in the additional amounts required at the times stated above.

EXCLUSIONS:

1.		Interior concrete house keeping pads
2.		Concrete foundation for generator
3.		Animal Watering System

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OPTIONS/UNIT PRICES:

At the option of the MTJV, and upon written authorization by the MTJV, Subcontractor will ADD/DEDUCT the following items of work at the specified price. Prices are complete for furnish and install including all taxes, general conditions, overhead and fee.

1.

Delete Payment and Performance Bond

DEDUCT

$

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2.

Provide for a credit (subject to final audit) for the Contractor Controlled Insurance Program (CCIP) being administered by Rooney Insurance Agency for the Project. The insurance coverage to be provided by MTJV under the CCIP is as described in Exhibit C. Change proposal pricing will include Subcontractors applicable insurance values with a breakout for the value in the change proposal.

DEDUCT

$

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3.

Delete excavation and backfill

DEDUCT

$

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4.

Delete ductbank (conduit, concrete)

DEDUCT

$

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5.

Delete architectural exposed caulking and sealing

DEDUCT

$

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6.

Delete firestopping and fire sealants

DEDUCT

$

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7.

Delete the requirement to provide cathodic protection

DEDUCT

$

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8.

Delete communications for office trailer complexes

DEDUCT

$

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9.

Delete conduit for BMS in the BSL-4 High Containment Area

DEDUCT

$

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10.

Delete presorting requirement for construction waste

DEDUCT

$

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11.

Add Division 27 Communications (complete)

ADD

$

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12.

Add Section 28 20 01.00 10 Electronic Safety and Security (Complete)

ADD

$

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CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

1.		The Subcontract (including all attached and referenced Exhibits).
2.		The Agreement between the MTJV and the Owner “Agreement”) in its entirety including all referenced and included terms and conditions.
3.		Exhibits enumerated and attached to the Agreement.
4.		All Amendments issued prior to and all modifications issued after execution of the Agreement.
5.		Alternates as selected and incorporated herein.
6.		Unit Prices.
7.		Plans and Specifications as follows:

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EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
		CIVIL
C0.011		Cover Sheet-Civil/Landscaping-Phase 1		1/19/09
C0.021		Index of Drawings-Civil/Landscaping-Phase 1		1/19/09
C0.031		Overall Site Access Plan		10/31/08
V1.100		Survey Plan-Overall -Phase 1		9/19/08
V1.101		Survey Area 1-Phase 1		9/19/08
V1.102		Survey Area 2-Phase 1		9/19/08
V1.103		Survey Area 3-Phase 1		9/19/08
V1.104		Survey Area 4-Phase 1		9/19/08
V1.105		Survey Area 5-Phase 1		9/19/08
VI. 106		Survey Area 6-Phase 1		9/19/08
V1.107		Survey Area 7-Phase 1		9/19/08
V1.108		Survey Area 8-Phase 1		9/19/08
V1.109		Survey Area 9-Phase 1		9/19/08
V1.109A		Survey Area 9A-Phase l		9/19/08
C1 .000		Overall Demolition Plan-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1 .001		Demolition Plan Area 1-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1 .002		Demolition Plan Area 2-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.003		Demolition Plan Area 3-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.004		Demolition Plan Area 4-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.005		Demolition Plan Area 5-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.006		Demolition Plan Area 6-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.007		Demolition Plan Area 7-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.008		Demolition Plan Area 8-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.009		Demolition Plan Area 9-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.020		Overall Utility Demolition/ Relocation Plan-Phase 1		10/31/08
C1 .021		Utility Demolition/Relocation Plan Area 1-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.022		Utility Demolition/Relocation Plan Area 2-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1 .023		Utility Demolition/Relocation Plan Area 3-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.024		Utility Demolition/Relocation Plan Area 4-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.025		Utility Demolition/Relocation Plan Area 5-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.026		Utility Demolition/Relocation Plan Area 6-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.027		Utility Demolition/Relocation Plan Area 7-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1 .028		Utility Demolition/Relocation Plan Area 8-Phase 1		10/31/08
C1.029		Utility Demolition/Relocation Plan Area 9-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.029A		Utility Demolition/Relocation Plan Area 9A-Phase 1		10/31/08
C1.037		Overall Utility Demolition and Relocation Plan		9/19/08
C1.100		Overall Site Plan-Phase 1		10/31/08
C1.101		Site Plan Area l-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.102		Site Plan Area 2-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.103		Site Plan Area 3-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.104		Site Plan Area 4-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.105		Site Plan Area 5-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.106		Site Plan Area 6-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.107		Site Plan Area 7-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.108		Site Plan Area 8-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.109		Site Plan Area 9-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.200		Overall Grading Plan-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.201		Grading Plan Area 1-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.202		Grading Plan Area 2-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.203		Grading Plan Area 3-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.204		Grading Plan Area 4-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.205		Grading Plan Area 5-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.206		Grading Plan Area 6-Phase 1		9/19/08

EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
C1.207		Grading Plan Area 7-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.208		Grading Plan Area 8-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.209		Grading Plan Area 9-Phase 1		9/19/08
C1.209A		Grading Plan Area 9A-Phase 1		10/31/08
C2.100		Site Enlargement Plan		9/19/08
C2.101		Site Enlargement Plan		9/19/08
C2.102		Site Enlargement Plan		9/19/08
C2.103		Site Enlargement Plan		9/19/08
C2.104		Site Enlargement Plan		9/19/08
C2.105		Site Enlargement Plan		9/19/08
C2.106		Site Enlargement Plan		10/31/08
C3.000		Details-Phase 1		9/19/08
C3.001		Details-Phase 1		10/31/08
C3.002		Details-Phase 1		10/31/08
C3.003		Details-Phase 1		10/31/08
C3.020		Site Details		9/19/08
C3.021		Site Details		9/19/08
C3.022		Site Details		10/31/08
C3.023		Site Details-Logistics Dock Ramp-Section Elevations		9/19/08
C3.024		Site Details-Logistics Dumpster Dock-Section Elevations		9/19/08
C3.025		Site Details-Logistics Dumpster Dock-Section Elevations		9/19/08
C3.026		Site Details		9/19/08
C3.028		Site Details-Logistics Dock Section Elevations		9/19/08
C3.029		Site Details-Logistics Dock Section Elevations		9/19/08
C5.100		Overall Site Utility Plan-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.101		Site Utility Plan Area 1-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.102		Site Utility Plan Area 2-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.103		Site Utility Plan Area 3-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.104		Site Utility Plan Area 4-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.105		Site Utility Plan Area 5-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.106		Site Utility Plan Area 6-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.107		Site Utility Plan Area 7-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.108		Site Utility Plan Area 8-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.109		Site Utility Plan Area 9-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.109A		Site Utility Plan Area 9A-Phase 1		9/19/08
C5.200		Site Sanitary Profiles-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.201		Site Sanitary Profiles-Phase 2		10/31/08
C5.400		Site Fire and Domestic Water Profiles-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.500		Storm Water Profiles-Phase 1		10/31/08
C5.501		Storm Water Profiles-Phase 2		10/31/08
C7.100		Overall Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.100DA		Overall Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan-Drainage Area Map-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.101		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 1-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.102		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 2-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.103		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 3-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.104		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 4-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.105		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 5-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.106		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 6-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.107		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 7-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.108		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 8-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.108A		Soil Erosion & Sediment Control Plan-Area 8A Phase		1/19/09
C7.109		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 9-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.109A		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 9A-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.120		Soil E&S Notes and Details-Phase 1		1/12/09
C7.121		Soil E&S Notes and Details-Phase 2		1/12/09
C7.122		Storm Water Management-Phase 1		1/12/09
L1.100		Overall Landscape Plan-Phase 1		9/19/08
L1.101		Landscape Plan Area 1-Phase 1		9/19/08
L1.102		Landscape Plan Area 2-Phase 1		9/19/08

EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
L1.103		Landscape Plan Area 3-Phase 1		9/19/08
L1.104		Landscape Plan Area 4-Phase 1		9/19/08
L1.105		Landscape Plan Area 5-Phase 1		9/19/08
L1.106		Landscape Plan Area 6-Phase 1		9/19/08
L1.107		Landscape Plan Area 7-Phase 1		9/19/08
L1.108		Landscape Plan Area 8-Phase 1		9/19/08
L1.109		Landscape Plan Area 9-Phase 1		9/19/08
L1.109A		Landscape Plan Area 9A-Phase 1		9/19/08
L3.001		Landscape Details		9/19/08
L3.002		Landscape Details		9/19/08
L3.003		Landscape Details-Planting Schedule		9/19/08
L3.004		Landscape Details-Planting Schedule		9/19/08
B1.001		Subsurface Exploration Logs and Notes		9/19/08
B1.002		Subsurface Exploration Logs		9/19/08
B1.003		Subsurface Exploration Logs		10/31/08
C0.011		Cover Sheet-Civil/Landscaping-Phase 2		10/31/08
C0.021		Index of Drawings-Civil/Landscaping-Phase 2		10/31/08
C0.031		Overall Site Access Plan		10/31/08
V1.100		Survey Plan-Overall-Phase 2		9/19/08
V1.110		Survey Area 10-Phase 2		9/19/08
V1.111		Survey Area 1l-Phase 2		9/19/08
V1.112		Survey Area 12-Phase 2		9/19/08
V1.113		Survey Area l3-Phase 2		9/19/08
V1.114		Survey Area l4-Phase 2		9/19/08
V1.115		Survey Area 15-Phase 2		9/19/08
V1.116		Survey Area 16-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.000		Overall Demolition Plan-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.010		Demolition Plan Area 10-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.011		Demolition Plan Area 11-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.012		Demolition Plan Area 12-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.013		Demolition Plan Area 13-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.014		Demolition Plan Area 14-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.015		Demolition Plan Area 15-Phase 2		9/19/08
Cl.016		Demolition Plan Area 16-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.020		Overall Utility Demolition and Relocation Plan-Phase 2		10/31/08
C1.030		Utility Demolition/Relocation Plan Area 10-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.031		Utility Demolition/Relocation Plan Area 11-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.032		Utility Demolition/ Relocation Plan Area 12-Phase 2		10/31/08
C1.033		Utility Demolition/ Relocation Plan Area 13-Phase 2		10/31/08
C1 .034		Utility Demolition/ Relocation Plan Area 14-Phase 2		10/31/08
C1 .035		Utility Demolition/ Relocation Plan Area 15-Phase 2		10/31/08
C1 .036		Utility Demolition/ Relocation Plan Area 16-Phase 2		10/31/08
C1.100		Overall Site Plan-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.110		Site Plan Area 10-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.111		Site Plan Area 11-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.112		Site Plan Area 12-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.113		Site Plan Area 13-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.114		Site Plan Area 14-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.115		Site Plan Area 15-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1 116		Site Plan Area 16-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.200		Overall Grading Plan-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.210		Grading Plan Area 10-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.211		Grading Plan Area 11-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.212		Grading Plan Area 12-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1 .213		Grading Plan Area 13-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1.214		Grading Plan Area 14-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1 .215		Grading Plan Area 15-Phase 2		9/19/08
C1 .216		Grading Plan Area 16-Phase 2		9/19/08
C2.105		Site Enlargement Plan		9/19/08

EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
C2.106		Site Enlargement Plan		9/19/08
C3.000		Details-Phase 2		9/19/08
C3.001		Details-Phase 2		10/31/08
C3.002		Details-Phase 2		10/31/08
C3.003		Details-Phase 2		10/31/08
C3.020		Site Details		9/19/08
C3.021		Site Details		9/19/08
C3.022		Site Details		10/31/08
C3.027		Site Details		9/19/08
C5.100		Overall Site Utility Plan-Phase 2		10/31/08
C5.110		Site Utility Plan Area 10-Phase 2		10/31/08
C5.111		Site Utility Plan Area 11-Phase 2		10/31/08
C5.112		Site Utility Plan Area 12-Phase 2		10/31/08
C5.113		Site Utility Plan Area 13-Phase 2		10/31/08
C5.114		Site Utility Plan Area 14-Phase 2		10/31/08
C5.115		Site Utility Plan Area 15-Phase 2		10/31/08
C5.116		Site Utility Plan Area 16-Phase 2		10/31/08
C5.510		Stormwater Profiles-Phase 2		9/19/08
C5.511		Stormwater Profiles-Phase 2		9/19/08
C7.100		Overall Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan-Phase 2		10/31/08
C7.110		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 10-Phase 2		10/31/08
C7.111		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 11-Phase 2		10/31/08
C7.112		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 12-Phase 2		10/31/08
C7.113		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 13-Phase 2		10/31/08
C7.114		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 14-Phase 2		10/31/08
C7.115		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 15-Phase 2		10/31/08
C7.116		Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Area 16-Phase 2		10/31/08
C7.130		Soil E&S Notes and Details-Phase 2		10/31/08
C7.131		Soil E&S Notes and Details-Phase 2		10/31/08
C7.132		Stormwater Management Phase 2		10/31/08
L1.100		Overall Landscape Plan Phase 2 Landscape Plan Area 10-Phase 2		9/19/08
L1.110		Landscape Plan Area 10 Phase 2		9/19/08
L1.111		Landscape Plan Area l1 Phase 2		9/19/08
L1.112		Landscape Plan Area 12-Phase 2		9/19/08
L1.113		Landscape Plan Area 13-Phase 2		9/19/08
L1.114		Landscape Plan Area 14-Phase 2		9/19/08
L1.115		Landscape Plan Area 15-Phase 2		9/19/08
L1.116		Landscape Plan Area 16-Phase 2		9/19/08
L3.001		Landscape Details		9/19/08
L3.002		Landscape Details		9/19/08
L3.003		Landscape Details-Planting Schedule		9/19/08
L3.004		Landscape Details-Planting Schedule		9/19/08
B1.001		Subsurface Exploration Logs and Notes		9/19/08
B1.002		Subsurface Exploration Logs		9/19/08
B1.003		Subsurface Exploration Logs		9/19/08
CSO.011		Cover Sheet-Civil Security-Phase 1		10/31/08
CSO.021		Index of Drawings-Civil Security-Phase 1		9/19/08
CS0.011		Cover Sheet-Civil Security-Phase 2		9/19/08
CSO.021		Index of Drawings-Civil Security-Phase 2		9/19/08
		ARCHITECTURAL
A0.011		Cover Sheet-Architectural-Part 1		1/19/09
A0.021		Index of Drawings-Architectural-Part 1		1/19/09
A0.031		General Information		10/31/08
A0.20		Basement and Tunnel Part 5E-Key Plans		1/19/09
A0.21		Floors 1 and 2-Key Plans		1/19/09
A0.21-X		Floors 1 and 2 Key Plans-(Bid Option #03)		1/19/09
A0.23		Floors 3 and 4 Key Plans		1/19/09
A0.24		Floor 4 and Floor 5 Radiation Shielding Key Plan		1/12/09

EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
A0.25		Floor 5 and 6 Key Plans		10/31/08
A0.26P		Floor 6P Key Plan		10/31/08
A0.27		Roof Key Plan		10/31/08
A0.31		Life Safety Review		1/19/09
A0.32		Life Safety Review		9/19/09
A0.404		Basement Life Safety Plan Parts 4, 5 and SE Tunnel		1/19/09
A0.409		Basement Life Safety Plan Part 9		1/19/09
A0.411		Floor 1 Life Safety Plan Parts 1 to 5		1/19/09
A0.411-X		Floor Life Safety Plan Parts 1 to 5-(Bid Option #03)		1/19/09
A0.416		Floor 1 Life Safety Plan Parts 6 to 9		10/31/08
A0.421		Floor 2 Life Safety Plan Parts 1 to 5		10/31/08
A0.421-X		Floor 2 Life Safety Plan Part 1 to 5-(Bid Option #03)		10/31/08
A0.426		Floor 2 Life Safety Plan Parts 6 to 9		10/31/08
A0.42TZ1		Floor 2 Transition Zone Life Safety Plan Parts 1 to 5		10/31/08
A0.42TZ1-X		Floor 2 Transition Zone Life Safety Plan Parts 1 to 5 (Bid Option #03)		10/31/08
A0.431		Floor 3 Life Safety Plan Parts 1 to 5		10/31/08
A0.436		Floor 5 Life Safety Plan Parts 6 to 9		10/31/08
A0.441		Floor 4 Life Safety Plan Parts 1 to 5		10/31/08
A0.446		Floor 4 Life Safety Plan Parts 6 to 9		10/31/08
A0.44TZ1		Floor 4 Transition Zone Life Safety Plan Parts 1 to 5		10/31/08
A0.451		Floor 5 Life Safety Plan Parts 1 to 5		10/31/08
A0.456		Floor 5 Life Safety Plan Parts 6 to 9		10/31/08
A0.461		Floor 6 Life Safety Plan Parts 1 to 5		10/31/08
A0.466		Floor 6 Life Safety Plan Parts 6 to 9		10/31/08
A0.46P1		Floor of Life Safety Plan Parts 1 to 5		10/31/08
A0.46P6		Floor of Life Safety Plan Parts 6 to 9		10/31/08
A0.471		Roof Life Safety Plan Parts 1 to 5		10/31/08
A0.476		Roof Life Safety Plan Parts 6 to 9		9/19/08
A1.04		Basement Plan Part 4		9/19/08
A1.05		Basement Plan Part 5		10/31/08
A1.05E		Basement Plan Part SE Tunnel		10/31/08
A1.09		Basement Plant Part 9		1/19/09
A1.11		Floor 1 Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A1.11-X		Floor 1 Plan Part 1-(Bid Option #03)		12/1/08
A1.12		Floor 1 Plan Part 2		9/19/09
A1.13		Floor 1 Plan Part 3		9/19/09
A1.14		Floor 1 Plan Part 4		1/19/09
A1.15		Floor 1 Plan Part 5		10/31/08
A1.16		Floor 1 Plan Part 6		10/31/08
A1.17		Floor 1 Plan Part 7		10/31/08
A1.18		Floor 1 Plan Part 8		10/31/08
A1.19		Floor 1 Plan Part 9		1/19/09
A1.21		Floor 2 Plan Part 1		12/1/08
A1.21-X		Floor 2 Plan Part 1-(Bid Option #03)		12/1/08
A1.22		Floor 2 Plan Part 2		12/1/08
A1.23		Floor 2 Plan Part 3		12/1/08
A1.24		Floor 2 Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A1.25		Floor 2 Plan Part 5		10/31/08
A1.26		Floor 2 Plan Part 6		10/31/08
A1.27		Floor 2 Plan Part 7		10/31/08
A1.28		Floor 2 Plan Part 8		10/31/08
A1.29		Floor 2 Plan Part 9		10/31/08
A1.2TZ2		Floor 2 Transition Zone Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A1.2TZ3		Floor 2 Transition Zone Plan Part 3		9/19/08
A1.2TZ4		Floor 2 Transition Zone Plan Part 4		9/19/08
A1.31		Floor 3 Plan Part 1		12/1/08
A1.32		Floor 3 Plan Part 2		1/12/09
A1.33		Floor 3 Plan Part 3		1/12/09
A1.34		Floor 3 Plan Part 4		1/12/09

EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
A1.35		Floor 3 Plan Part 5		10/31/08
A1.36		Floor 3 Plan Part 6		10/31/08
A1.37		Floor 3 Plan Part 7		10/31/08
A1.38		Floor 3 Plan Part 8		10/31/08
A1.39		Floor 3 Plan Part 9		10/31/08
A1.41		Floor 4 Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A1.42		Floor 4 Plan Part 2		10/31/08
A1.43		Floor 4 Plan Part 3		10/31/08
A1.44		Floor 4 Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A1.45		Floor 4 Plan Part 5		1/19/09
A1.46		Floor 4 Plan Part 6		10/31/08
A1.47		Floor 4 Plan Part 7		10/31/08
A1.48		Floor 4 Plan Part 8		10/31/08
A1.49		Floor 4 Plan Part 9		10/31/08
A1.4TZ2		Floor 4 Transition Zone Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A1.4TZ3		Floor 4 Transition Zone Plan Part 3		9/19/08
A1.4TZ4		Floor 4 Transition Zone Plan Part 4		9/19/08
A1.51		Floor 5 Plan Part l		10/31/08
A1.52		Floor 5 Plan Part 2		12/1/08
A1.53		Floor 5 Plan Part 3		10/31/08
A1.54		Floor 5 Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A1.55		Floor 5 Plan Part 5		10/31/08
A1.56		Floor 5 Plan Part 6		10/31/08
A1.57		Floor 5 Plan Part 7		1/12/08
A1.58		Floor 5 Plan Part 8		10/31/08
A1.59		Floor 5 Plan Part 9		10/31/08
A1.61		Floor 6 Plan Part l		10/31/08
A1.62		Floor 6 Plan Part 2		10/31/08
A1.63		Floor 6 Plan Part 3		10/31/08
A1 .64		Floor 6 Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A1.65		Floor 6 Plan Part 5		10/31/08
A1.66		Floor 6 Plan Part 6		10/31/08
A1 .67		Floor 6 Plan Part 7		10/31/08
A1 .68		Floor 6 Plan Part 8		10/31/08
A1.69		Floor 6 Plan Part 9		10/31/08
A1.6P4		Floor 6 Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A1.6P6		Floor 6 Plan Part 6		10/31/08
A1.6P7		Floor 5 Plan Part 7		10/31/08
A1.6P8		Floor 6 Plan Part 8		10/31/08
A1.6P9		Floor 6 Plan Part 9		10/31/08
A2.01		Stair No. 1 Plans		10/31/08
A2.02		Stair No. 2 Plans		10/31/08
A2.03		Stair No. 3 Plans		1/19/08
A2.04		Stair No. 4 Plans		1/19/08
A2.05		Stair No. 5 Plans		1/19/08
A2.06		Stair No. 6 Plans		10/31/08
A2.07		Stair No. 7 Plans		10/31/08
A2.08		Stair No. 8 Plans		10/31/08
A2.09		Stair No. 9 Plans		10/31/08
A2.11		Utility Tunnel Stair Plans		10/31/08
A2.12		Communicating Stair No. 1		1/19/09
A2.13		Communicating Stair No. 2		1/19/09
A2.21		Stair Details		10/31/08
A2.22		Stair Details		10/31/08
A2.23		Stair Details		1/19/09
A2.24		Stair Details		1/12/09
A2.31		Elevator Plans		10/31/08
A2.32		Elevator Plans		1/19/09
A2.33		Elevator Plans		10/31/08

EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
A2.41		Toilet Locker Plans		1/12/09
A2.42		Toilet Locker Plans		1/12/09
A2.43		Toilet Locker Plans		10/31/08
A2.51		Millwork Plans		10/31/08
A2.52		Millwork Plans		10/31/08
A2.53		Millwork Plans		10/31/08
A2.54		Millwork Plans		10/31/08
A2.55		Millwork Plans		10/31/08
A3.004		Basement Exterior Key Plan Parts 4, 5 and SE Tunnel		1/19/09
A3.009		Basement Exterior Key Plan Part 9		1/19/09
A3.011		Floor 1 Exterior Key Plan Parts 1 to		1/19/09
A3.016		Floor 1 Exterior Key Plan Parts 6 to 9		1/19/09
A3.021		Floor 2 Exterior Key Plan Parts 1 to 5		12/1/08
A3.026		Floor 2 Exterior Key Plan Parts 6 to 9		9/19/08
A3.031		Floor 3 Exterior Key Plan Parts 1 to 5		9/19/08
A3.036		Floor 3 Exterior Key Plan Parts 6 to 9		9/19/08
A3.041		Floor 4 Exterior Key Plan Parts 1 to 5		9/19/08
A3.046		Floor 4 Exterior Key Plan Parts 6 to 9		9/19/08
A3.051		Floor 5 Exterior Key Plan Parts 1 to 5		9/19/08
A3.056		Floor 5 Exterior Key Plan Parts 6 to 9		9/19/08
A3.061		Floor 5 Exterior Key Plan Parts 1 to 5		9/19/08
A3.066		Floor 6 Exterior Key Plan Parts 6 to 9		9/19/08
A3.06P1		Floor 6 Exterior Key Plan Parts 1 to 5		10/31/08
A3.06P6		Floor 6 Exterior Key Plan Parts 6 to 9		9/19/08
A3.07R1		Roof Exterior Key Plan Parts 1 to 5		12/1/08
A3.07R6		Roof Exterior Key Plan Parts 6 to 9		12/1/08
A3.11		East, West, South and North Elevations		10/31/08
A3.12		Partial Exterior Elevations		10/31/08
A3.13		Partial Exterior Elevations		10/31/08
A3.13A		Partial Exterior Elevations		9/19/08
A3.14		Partial Exterior Elevations		1/19/09
A3.15		Partial Exterior Elevations		10/31/08
A3.16		Partial Exterior Elevations		10/31/08
A3.17		Enlarged Exterior Plan and Elevations-Main Entry		9/19/08
A3.18		Enlarged Exterior Elevations		9/19/08
A3.19		Enlarged Exterior Plans and Section Details		10/31/08
A3.21		Building Sections		1/19/09
A3.22		Building Sections		1/19/09
A3.31		Exterior On-Site Mock-Up		9/19/08
A4.01		Wall Sections		12/1/08
A4.02		Wall Sections		12/1/08
A4.03		Wall Sections		12/1/08
A4.04		Wall Sections		1/19/09
A4.05		Wall Sections		9/19/08
A4.06		Wall Sections		10/31/08
A4.07		Wall Sections		9/19/09
A4.08		Wall Sections		1/19/09
A4.09		Wall Sections		12/1/08
A4.11		Wall Section Details		12/1/08
A4.12		Wall Section Details		10/31/08
A4.13		Wall Section Details		1/19/09
A4.14		Wall Section Details		12/1/08
A4.15		Wall Section Details		1/19/09
A4.16		Wall Section Details		1/19/09
A4.17		Wall Section Details		9/19/08
A4.18		Wall Section Details		10/31/08
A4.19		Wall Section Details		9/19/08
A4.20A		Wall Section Details		10/31/08
A4.20B		Wall Section Details		1/19/09

EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
A4.21		Exterior Plan Details		10/31/08
A4.22		Exterior Plan Details		10/31/08
A4.23		Exterior Plan Details: FLRS 1-2		12/1/08
A4.24		Exterior Plan Details: FLRS 1-2		12/1/08
A4.25		Exterior Plan Details		12/1/08
A4.26		Skylight Details		12/1/08
A4.27		Exterior Plan Details		1/19/09
A4.28		Exterior Plan Details		12/1/08
A4.29		Typical Precast Concrete and Misc. Exterior Details		9/19/08
A4.30		Exterior Plan Details		9/19/08
A4.31		Exterior Stair Details		1/19/09
A4.32		Waterproofing Details		10/31/08
A4.33		Sun Screen Details		9/19/08
A4.34		Expansion Joint Details		12/1/08
A4.41		Roof Details		9/19/08
A4.42		Roof Details		10/31/08
A0.012		Cover Sheet-Architectural-Part 2		1/19/09
A0.022		Index of Drawings-Architectural-Part 2		10/31/08
A0.032		General information		10/31/08
A5.01		Partition Types		10/31/08
A5.02		Partition Details		10/31/08
A5.03		Partition Details		10/31/08
A5.11		Interior Elevations		1/12/09
A5.12		Interior Elevations		9/19/08
A5.13		Interior Elevations		10/31/08
A5.14		Interior Elevations		10/31/08
A5.15		Interior Elevations		10/31/08
A5.16-X		Interior Elevations		10/31/08
A5.17		Imaging Interior Elevations		9/19/09
A5.21		Interior Sections		10/31/08
A5.22		Interior Sections		10/31/08
A5.23		Interior Sections		10/31/08
A5.24		Interior Section Details		10/31/08
A5.25		Interior Section Details		10/31/08
A5.26		Interior Section Details		10/31/08
A5.27		Interior Section Details		10/31/08
A5.28		Interior Section Details		1/19/09
A5.29		Interior Section Details		10/31/08
A5.29-X		Interior Section Details		10/31/08
A5.311		Interior Plan Details		1/19/09
A5.312		Interior Plan Details		10/31/08
A5.313		Interior Plan Details		10/31/08
A5.321		Interior Plan Details		10/31/08
A5.322		Interior Plan Details		12/1/08
A5.323		Interior Plan Details		10/31/08
A5.324		Interior Plan Details		9/19/08
A5.331		Interior Plan Details		10/31/08
A5.332		Interior Plan Details		12/1/08
A5.333		Interior Plan Details		10/31/08
A5.334		Interior Plan Details		10/31/08
A5.335		Interior Plan Details		10/31/08
A5.341		Interior Plan Details		9/19/08
A5.342		Interior Plan Details		9/19/08
A5.343		Interior Plan Details		10/31/08
A5.351		Interior Plan Details		9/19/08
A5.352		Interior Plan Details		9/19/08
A5.353		Interior Plan Details		10/31/08
A5.354		Interior Plan Details		10/31/08
A5.355		Interior Plan Details		10/31/08

EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
A5.356		Interior Plan Details		9/19/08
A5.361		Interior Plan Details		1/12/09
A5.362		Interior Plan Details		1/12/09
A5.363		Interior Plan Details		1/12/09
A5.364		Interior Plan Details		9/19/08
A5.365		Interior Plan Details		9/19/08
A5.371		Interior Plan Details		9/19/08
A5.372		Interior Plan Details		9/19/08
A5.381		Interior Plan Details		9/19/08
A5.41		Interior Door/Window Elevations		9/19/08
A5.42		Interior Door/Window Elevations		9/19/08
A5.43		Interior Door/Window Elevations		9/19/08
A5.44		Interior Door/Window Elevations		9/19/08
A5.46		Interior Door/Window Details		10/31/08
A5.47		Interior Door/Window Details		10/31/08
A5.48		Interior Door/Window Details		10/31/08
A5.491		Interior Door/Window Details		1/12/09
A5.492		Interior Door/Window Details		10/31/08
A5.51		Millwork Elevations		10/31/08
A6.52		Millwork Elevations		10/31/08
A5.53		Millwork Elevations		10/31/08
A5.541		Atrium Acoustical Wall Details		9/19/08
A5.542		Atrium Acoustical Wall Details		9/19/08
A5.543		Atrium Acoustical Wall Details		9/19/08
A5.544		Atrium Acoustical Wall Details		1/12/09
A5.545		Acoustical Wall Panels		1/12/09
A5.55		Millwork Elevations		9/19/08
A5.56		Millwork Details		10/31/08
A5.57		Work Details		10/31/08
A5.58		Work Details		12/1/08
A5.59		Work Details		10/31/08
A5.59-X		Work Details		9/19/08
A5.61		Specialty Details		10/31/08
A5.62		Specialty Details		1/19/09
A5.63		Specialty Details		10/31/08
A5.64		Specialty Details		9/19/08
A5.65		Floor Finish Transition Details		10/31/08
A5.71		Room Elevations High Containment		12/1/08
A5.72		Room Elevations High Containment		12/1/08
A5.73		Room Elevations High Containment		10/31/08
A5.74		Room Elevations High Containment		12/1/08
A5.75		Room Elevations High Containment		10/31/08
A5.76		Room Elevations High Containment		1/12/09
A5.77		Room Elevations High Containment		10/31/08
A5.81		Specialty Details Aero & Tissue Digester		9/19/08
A5.82		Specialty Details Imaging		10/31/08
A5.83		Specialty Details Imaging		9/19/09
A5.91		HC APR Details		1/12/09
A5.92		Specialty Details HC		1/12/09
A5.93		Specialty Details HC		9/19/08
A5.94		Specialty Details HC		10/31/08
A5.95		Specialty Details HC		10/31/08
A5.96		Specialty Details HC		1/12109
A5.97		Specialty Details HC		10/31/08
A5.98		Specialty Details HC		12/1/08
A5.991		Specialty Details HC		9/19/08
A5.992		Specialty Details HC		10/31/08
A5.993		Specialty Details HC		10/31/08
A6.01		Casework Symbols		1/12/09

EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
A6.02		Casework Profile Types		9/19/08
A6.03		Casework Profile Types		1/12/09
A6.11A-X		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 1A		9/19/08
A6.11B-X		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part lB		10/31/08
A6.14D		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 4D		9/19/08
A6.14E		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 4E		9/19/08
A8.14F		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 4F		9/19/08
A6.15A		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 5A		9/19/08
A6.I5B		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 5B		9/19/08
A6.15C		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 5C		9/19/08
A8.15D		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 5D		9/19/08
A6.17B		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 7B		9/19/08
A6.17C		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 7C		9/19/08
A6.17D		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 7D		9/19/08
A6.18A		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 8B		9/19/08
A6.18C		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 8C		9/19/08
A6.18D		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 8D		1/12/09
A6.19C		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 9C		9/19/08
A6.19D		Floor 1 Casework Plan Part 9D		9/19/08
A6.22A		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 2A		1/19/09
A6.22B		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 2B		10/31/08
A6.22C		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 2C		1/12/09
AS.23A		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 3A		1/19/09
A6.23B		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 3B		10/31/08
A6.23C		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 3C		1/12/09
A6.24A		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 4A		1/19/09
A6.24B		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 4B		9/19/08
A6.24C		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 4C		1/19/09
A6.24D		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 4D		9/19/08
A6.24E		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 4E		9/19/08
A6.24F		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 4F		9/19/08
A6.25A		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 5A		10/31/08
A6.25B		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 5B		9/19/08
A6.25C		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 5C		9/19/08
A6.25D		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 5D		9/19/08
A6.26C		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 6C		10/31/08
A6.27C		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 7C		9/19/08
A6.27D		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 7D		9/19/08
A6.28C		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 8C		9/19/08
A6.28D		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 8D		9/19/08
A6.29C		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 9C		9/19/08
A6.29D		Floor 2 Casework Plan Part 9D		9/19/08
A6.37C		Floor 3 Casework Plan Part 7C		9/19/08
A6.37D		Floor 3 Casework Plan Part 7D		9/19/08
A6.38C		Floor 3 Casework Plan Part 8C		9/19/08
A6.38D		Floor 3 Casework Plan Part 8D		9/19/08
A6.39C		Floor 3 Casework Plan Part 9C		9/19/08
A6.39D		Floor 3 Casework Plan Part 9D		9/19/08
A6.42A		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 2A		9/19/08
A6.42B		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 2B		1/19/09
A6.42C		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 2C		1/19/09
A6.43A		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 3A		9/19/08
A6.43B		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 3B		9/19/08
A6.43C		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 3C		1/19/09
A6.44A		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 4A		9/19/08
A6.44B		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 4B		1/19/09
A6.44C		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 4C		1/19/09
A6.44D		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 4D		9/19/08
A6.44E		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 4E		9/19/08

EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
A6.44F		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 4F		9/19/08
A6.45A		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 5A		10/31/08
A6.45B		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 5B		9/19/08
A6.45C		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 5C		1/19/09
A6.45D		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 5D		9/19/08
A6.47C		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 7C		9/19/08
A6.47D		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 7D		9/19/08
A6.48C		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 8C		9/19/08
A6.48D		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 8D		9/19/08
A6.49C		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 9C		9/19/08
A6.49D		Floor 4 Casework Plan Part 9D		1/12/098
A6.57C		Floor 5 Casework Plan Part 7C		9/19/08
A6.57D		Floor 5 Casework Plan Part 7D		9/19/08
A6.58C		Floor 5 Casework Plan Part 8C		9/19/08
A6.58D		Floor 5 Casework Plan Part 8D		9/19/08
A6.59C		Floor 5 Casework Plan Part 9C		9/19/08
A6.59D		Floor 5 Casework Plan Part 9D		9/19/08
A6.81		Casework Details		9/19/08
A6.82		Miscellaneous Casework Details		9/19/08
A6.83		Fumehood Elevations and Details		9/19/08
A6.91		Casework Profile Types		1/12/098
A0.013		Cover Sheet-Architectural-Part 3		10/31/08
A0.023		Index of Drawings-Architectural-Part 3		10/31/08
A0.033		General Information		10/31/08
A7.00		Interior Finish Legend		9/19/08
A7.01-X		Interior Floor Pattern Detail		9/19/08
A7.04		Basement Interior Finish Plan Part 4		1/19/09
A7.05		Basement Interior Finish Plan Part 5		1/19/09
A7.05E		Basement Interior Finish Plan Part 5E Tunnel		1/19/09
A7.09		Basement Interior Finish Plan Part 9		1/19/09
A7.11		Floor 1 Interior Finish Plan Part I		9/19/08
A7.12		Floor 1 Interior Finish Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A7.13		Floor 1 Interior Finish Plan Part 3		1/19/09
A7.14		Floor 1 Interior Finish Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A7.15		Floor 1 Interior Finish Plan Part 5		10/31/08
A7.16		Floor 1 Interior Finish Plan Part 6		12/1/08
A7.17		Floor 1 Interior Finish Plan Part 7		9/19/08
A7.18		Floor 1 Interior Finish Plan Part 8		10/31/08
A7.19		Floor 1 Interior Finish Plan Part 9		10/31/08
A7.21		Floor 2 Interior Finish Plan Part 1		1/12/09
A7.22		Floor 2 Interior Finish Plan Part 2		1/12/09
A7.23		Floor 2 Interior Finish Plan Part 3		1/12/09
A7.24		Floor 2 Interior Finish Plan Part 4		1/12/09
A7.25		Floor 2 Interior Finish Plan Part 5		1/12/09
A7.26		Floor 2 Interior Finish Plan Part 6		10/31/08
A7.27		Floor 2 Interior Finish Plan Part 7		10/31/08
A7.28		Floor 2 Interior Finish Plan Part 8		10/31/08
A7.29		Floor 2 Interior Finish Plan Part 9		9/19/08
A7.31		Floor 2 Interior Finish Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A7.32		Floor 2 Interior Finish Plan Part 2		10/31/08
A7.33		Floor 3 Interior Finish Plan Part 3		10/31/08
A7.34		Floor 3 Interior Finish Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A7.35		Floor 3 Interior Finish Plan Part 5		9/19/08
A7.36		Floor 3 Interior Finish Plan Part 6		9/19/08
A7.37		Floor S Interior Finish Plan Part 7		9/19/08
A7.38		Floor 3 Interior Finish Plan Part 8		10/31/08
A7.39		Floor 3 Interior Finish Plan Part 9		9/19/08
A7.41		Floor 4 Interior Finish Plan Part 1		9/19/08
A7.42		Floor 4 Interior Finish Plan Part 2		9/19/08

EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
A7.43		Floor 4 Interior Finish Plan Part 3		10/31/08
A7.44		Floor 4 interior Finish Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A7.45		Floor 4 Interior Finish Plan Part 5		9/19/08
A7.46		Floor 4 Interior Finish Plan Part 6		10/31/08
A7.47		Floor 4 Interior Finish Plan Part 7		9/19/08
A7.48		Floor 4 Interior Finish Plan Part 8		10/31/08
A7.49		Floor 4 Interior Finish Plan Part 9		9/19/08
A7.51		Floor 5 Interior Finish Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A7.52		Floor 5 Interior Finish Plan Part 2		10/31/08
A7.53		Floor 5 Interior Finish Plan Part 3		10/31/08
A7.54		Floor 5 Interior Finish Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A7.55		Floor 5 Interior Finish Plan Part 5		10/31/08
A7.56		Floor 5 Interior Finish Plan Part 6		10/31/08
A7.57		Floor 5 Interior Finish Plan Part 7		1/12/09
A7.58		Floor 5 Interior Finish Plan Part 8		9/19/08
A7.59		Floor 5 Interior Finish Plan Part 9		9/19/08
A7.61		Floor 6 Interior Finish Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A7.62		Floor 6 Interior Finish Plan Part 2		10/31/08
A7.63		Floor 6 Interior Finish Plan Part 3		10/31/08
A7.64		Floor 6 Interior Finish Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A7.65		Floor 6 Interior Finish Plan Part 5		9/19/08
A7.66		Floor 6 Interior Finish Plan Part 6		10/31/08
A7.67		Floor 6 Interior Finish Plan Part 7		10/31/08
A7.68		Floor 6 Interior Finish Plan Part 8		10/31/08
A7.69		Floor 8 Interior Finish Plan Part 9		10/31/08
A7.6P4		Floor 6P Interior Finish Plan Part 4		9/19/08
A7.6P6		Floor SP Interior Finish Plan Part 6		9/19/08
A7.6P7		Floor SP Interior Finish Plan Part 7		9/19/08
A7.6P8		Floor 8P Interior Finish Plan Part 8		9/19/08
A7.6P9		Floor SP Interior Finish Plan Part 9		9/19/08
A8.04		Basement Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 4		1/19/09
A8.05		Basement Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 5		9/19/08
A8.05E		Basement Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 5E		9/19/08
A8.09		Basement Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 9		1/19/09
A8.11		Floor 1 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A8.11-X		Floor 1 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A8.12		Floor 1 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A8.13		Floor 1 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 3		9/19/08
A8.14		Floor 1 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 4		1/19/09
A8.15		Floor 1 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 5		12/1/08
A8.16		Floor 1 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 6		1/12/09
A8.17		Floor l Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 7		1/12/09
A8.18		Floor 1 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 8		1/12/09
A8.19		Floor 1 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 9		1/12/09
A8.21		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A8.21-X		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A8.22		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A8.22B		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 2		10/31/08
A8.22B ALT		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A8.22C		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 2		10/31/08
A8.22C ALT		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A8.23		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 3		9/19/08
A8.23B		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 3		10/31/08
A8.23B ALT		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 3		9/19/08
A8.23C		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 3		10/31/08
A8.23C ALT		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 3		9/19/08
A8.24		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A8.25		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 5		10/31/08
A8.26		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 6		1/12/09

EXHIBIT A-1
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
USAMRIID, FT DETRICK MD

		DESCRIPTION
TITLE		DRAWING INDEX		DATE
A8.27		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 7		1/12/09
A8.28		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 8		1/12/09
A8.29		Floor 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 9		1/12/09
A8.2TZ2		Floor 2 Transition Zone Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A8.2TZ3		Floor 2 Transition Zone Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 3		9/19/08
A8.2TZ4		Floor 2 Transition Zone Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 4		9/19/08
A8.31		Floor 3 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A8.32		Floor 3 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A8.33		Floor 3 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 3		12/1/08
A8.34		Floor 3 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A8.35		Floor 3 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 5		10/31/08
A8.36		Floor 3 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 6		1/12/09
A8.37		Floor 3 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 7		1/12/09
A8.38		Floor 3 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 8		1/12/09
A8.39		Floor 3 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 9		1/12/09
A8.41		Floor 4 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A8.42		Floor 4 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A8.43		Floor 4 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 3		12/1/08
A8.44		Floor 4 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A8.45		Floor 4 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 5		1/19/09
A8.46		Floor 4 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 6		1/12/09
A8.47		Floor 4 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 7		1/12/09
A8.48		Floor 4 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 8		1/12/09
A8.49		Floor 4 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 9		1/12/09
A8.4TZ2		Floor 4 Transition Zone Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A8.4TZ3		Floor 4 Transition Zone Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 3		9/19/08
A8.4TZ4		Floor 4 Transition Zone Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 4		9/19/08
A8.51		Floor 5 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A8.52		Floor 5 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A8.53		Floor 5 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 3		9/19/08
A8.54		Floor 5 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A8.55		Floor 5 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 5		10/31/08
A8.56		Floor 5 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 6		1/12/09
A8.57		Floor 5 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 7		1/12/09
A8.58		Floor 5 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 8		1/12/09
A8.59		Floor 5 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 9		1/12/09
A8.61		Floor 6 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 1		10/31/08
A8.62		Floor 6 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 2		9/19/08
A8.63		Floor 6 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 3		9/19/08
A8.64		Floor 6 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 4		10/31/08
A8.65		Floor 6 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 5		10/31/08
A8.66		Floor 6 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 6		10/31/08
A8.67		Floor 8 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 7		1/12/09
A8.68		Floor 5 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 8		1/12/09
A8.69		Floor 6 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 9		1/12/09
A8.6P4		Floor 6 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 4		9/19/08
A8.6P6		Floor 6 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 6		9/19/08
A8.6P7		Floor 6 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 7		9/19/08
A8.6P8		Floor 6 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 8		9/19/08
A8.6P9		Floor 6 Reflected Ceiling Plan Part 9		9/19/08
A8.81		Vivarium Ceiling Details		9/19/08
A8.82		Ceiling Details		1/12/09
A8.83		Ceiling Details		9/19/08
A8.84		Ceiling Details		9/19/08
A8.85		Ceiling Details		10/31/08
A8.86		Ceiling Details		9/19/08
A8.87		Ceiling Details		9/19/08
A8.88		Ceiling Details		9/19/08
A9.00		Furniture Plan Details		10/31/08