Академический Документы
Профессиональный Документы
Культура Документы
PW6
uonomjsuoQ uoiuiwoq
090# JS9nb9y
I0000000
mmvv
" Z889-8m09:x*i
Kio-zoe-froyqd
OQABd
uo^agsmQ
'noAMUBqi-
9Ml uo JBuueuJ BA.suaqejduJoo e u, peimsuco-aq pnuj **_ pue snoo, eieipeuJUJ! s.uoiuiuioa se W ees eM ;
. isuuai! 9S3MH0 M3bb joj; eiep uoiiaidiuoo
papafojd pue srqeis eu, jo AjeuiUins e eP|AOJd Bse9,d noA m W V*mfc ovooAed asodxa siuai! asauj.
uiiiaoyadwiiwsA.^ "^^
"" ' " . " " p .j i u_j . ;a 6
^ aj Q
39~ ~ . q-
* v, x\ a ^ B n- qow^ Q l A eJ .q3 M . 1l .' Z- - ^
.leaqspeaJds
oi uonisod e uj iou
'uiAeo
I JO T aSiM
AprB9.2i
O
O
o
o
o
o
o
to
BCI
April 7.20 Commitment Approval Process
I Pre-Construction ADDrovals "!
'
>
-.
i ' i
Procurement ( Proposed Schadule Phase
Owner review and approval Schedule Materials Order j Bidders List 1 Schedule Roof Budget
PhaseXh B u d g e t Roof
i
. '.- Purchase Order
I "
Contract. ! Supplement . Commitment i
'
Format : Form[sI i Conditions Form - .
1
1.
> C o n s t r u c t i o n Te n d e r A o D r o v a l s -
j
Clrc. For i 1
1
Prepare or Process Information !
1' ! Review Approval
-1 I
Pavco ji
Tender Package OFC
1 ..
DFC | Pavco ~
.
Scope of Work L-... .
. i1 ?i ?
-
Call tender DFC Pavco <
!
i 1
Receive tender - , DFC |.
c
1
Tender Results Summary . DFC Pavco ! A. :.,. $ .-. - .
; e * - : i
i i F
Tender Evaluation DFC Pavco j
1. '
Recommendation DFC ! Pavco
1 '""" i
Commitment Approval Pavco :,.
Prepare Contract DFC
i
Pavco 1 ... % ' .
i
V .
i
Trad a Executes Contract OFC
. Pavco Executes Pavco :.I
i
i
. -
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
BC Place
1. Intent of agreement:
a. The project - General scope; Program/Function; Objectives;
b. Selected for "special*1 expertise
c. Cooperation; transparent process .
d. Integrated process- Meet owner's requirements; optimize function,
maintenance requirements etc.
e. * Meeting objectives on function, budget and schedule
2. Parties to agreement
a. Pavco and:,,. ~'"~ ' - ^" J'
b. 3 rd party reviews .
3. Owner's requirements
a. Sign offs - What the package comprises/process
4. Design Build .
a. Standards; level of expertise
b. Cooperative working
c. Specialist studies
d. .. ;
5. Scope of work
&. Intent
b. Relevant drawings
c. Itemized scope
d. Character of work.
e. Intent/approach of cost reconciliations '
f. Maintenance
g. Warranty
6. Specifications/details:
a. Intent
b. Performance requirements
7. Formal contract .
a. CCA 14. or 17
b. Supplementary
c. Ability to contract directly with subs
d. ' ." ;
8. Corporate:
-a. Professional Katylity coverage - -
b. Insurance
c. Bonding ' ,
9. Proposed team: -
a. Team leader
00000004
. b. Design
.'.-.. i. Consultants
c. Construction .
i. Contractors
. ^;ii, Sub-Coiitiactors w , ..,,. , ^^_:r^, J ^jr
d. Coordination requirements
i. Presence in Vancouver
ii. Dedicated individuals
10. Summary resumes of proposed consultants and contractors
11. Tendering
a. Approach to procurement
b.. Procurement schedule
12. Project schedule .
a. Owner's milestones
. b: Design schedule
- c. Construction-schedule -* :*"
d. Assurance of delivery
13. Cost , ;
a. Owner's budget
b. Demonstration of a 'competitive" bid
c. Fixed or guaranteed
i. Breakdown
14; Other
00000005
90000000
aq ,sniu pafoJd auj. spiBJpuoo aujii pa)iuji| aqi ot anp AjBssaoau si uBpap aqi Buunp Aiiuaunouoo
uoipnjpuoo jo; 6uiuuB|d-aJd -pBpnq uo pus 9UJ|| uo pafojd eq, Burpidwoo jo saAipalqo
aqi qjiM suoipps uoipnjpuoo pue uoipuni 'u6isap pap aziwi.do o, s|seq aAipjoqEipo b ui >uorv\
oi-uieai eqiSMOp ADoppoqpuj pissv - u6isaa spi miom aqi apinpej pus aJBdaid oj BMaiABJ
OOU-1C9 t09 XVi
/ai|iqepnjisuoo pus Buippaqos '6uip6pnq '6uiuuB|dajd joj saojnosaj pus asiuadxa pap pjnpnjp
0001->C9 V-09 13i
anbiun ,sio 6uizi|i,n uaaq saq Luee'ieqi pefOJd eqi Joj sqpouj om, ped aqi joao siO qi!^ Apsop
fiuppQM uaaq seq bda /JBAjuaQ /xaiqBiH papsis /ooABd jo pasuduioo '(uieai) ujboi papjBapi aqi
iXtr WgA VOVNVO ^joaa eqi JQJ aoud.iunujjxe.Aj
Oil 'M3AnO0NVA paapBJBnQ b. qsipspa o, MJOAA aq, joj A6oppoqpuj pus-suBauJ -'lueujejnoojd 'Buijnpaqos 'smjom
/UBJoduiai 'spauj'aJinbaj pjauaB 'mjoaa aqi jopapca aqi p 6u.ipuepjap.un poo6 e seq SIO 'ssaooid
AVM -\vniaiA 9862 - OE V sim u6nojqi -siuo'ujaBuBjjB pBjpoo aAipjoqEipo /aAipjadooo q,|M 6ujmjom 'pBpnq uo /aun.i
3MLN30 H031 AVMQV0M8
uo 6uueAfpp 'suouipuoo ainpaqos iq6..i U| Suppo* ui pjooaj >peji aamiiqedeo jaModueiu Aipedeo
uoipoijqei q6iq 'sai)i|iqedeo ..ppse - uBisap,, Jpqi ui asiuadxa papjpuoiuap SBq siO (8002 H
qojBLAj' paiep suoipoyipno P paiuapis .SIO 1 Jejay) spafojd uoipnjpuoo Pub uB.sap papjBapi
an NOUonuisNoo uo 6uimjom pjooa'j ypei\ pjssaoons puB aouauadxa uoipaja aiqeo 'sajnpnjp pap 6ui6uajpip q,|M
miwuwd noiniwoo asiuadxa pioads jieqi JOI SIO papaias seq ooABd pub ojq ooABd qM grjOZ 'ZZ Ajeaicpd peiep
juauiaaj6v saotAja's Buupsuoo puoissajojd a Japun saojAjas 6uinnsuo3 6uiP!AOjd si SiO Anuauno
:,uoiuoaJDV aqi J iuaiu|
JP Buipixa aqi p iuauiaoB|daj aq, j9aoo |p (pafoJd) VWfUd luauiaoB|day jooy aoa.d 08 .eqi
rpapJd aqi
. ' paaj6e A||Bnpui
sb suoiieouuep pub suoiipuoo -spauinoop pbjiuoo aqi qM eouepJOOOe u. aqjaqs ^JOM IIV.
ainpaups pub p6pnq
uoipum uo saAipafqo s.ooABd' spauj Pub m ',uejedsuej| s, pq, ^^^aSSSSSi
aEe ub Bumpui, p asodjnd aq, joj qipj pooB uj OdQ pu *%*&ttSSS
SlOSfOMd 1VI03<iS 21' ... naiummna si q in ibui Buipuspjapun aqi saqsuqepe nOIAJ si.qi pauiaaJOB aqi jo pa u
KXKK mm ue sb saAjas (now) BupuBpjapun jo uinpuejoujej, siqj
1N3N30VNVW NOIJ.OriMJ.SNOO PS19Sd^S peinVaxa AnnjaquBO paujaajBe pbjjuoo puuoj aq, .wm^M******-
pafojd paouajajaJ aAoqe
iN3W30VNVW 133fOMd aq, joj Oom) aBBM0Bd s,bpW' snoauE,poS!W pue pais .eJnpnJis eqi ioj (SIO >o WO
anpjil -on oiofi pub pjiui aBjoao qiiM ,uaiua8j6a pejjuoo ibujjoj e op. jape oi JauM0 aqi
SwLEZ a 1 W 5SSw EuSuSq -aiquinioo qsi.ug jo aou.AOJd eq, Aq ,eAOJdde o, paqns
ONIiOVMlNOO 1VM3N30 %2S o JauMO) Biquinpo qsqug jo aou.AOJd aq, jo, uo.iejocUoo umojo b uoBJodioo uo.j.ABd
^nueo^ttS^ OdQ ib uoiu-uJOQ) -pn uoipnjpuoo eauupd uoiuuuoq
aims / noisso : " "" BpeuBQ '08 'JaAnooue/v III
pbjiuoo laais snoauBiposiiAj pue pais |BJnpnj,s
:a
pafojd iuauiaoB|daa poy aoejd 09 - Bu!PuB,siapun jo ujnpuBJOUiaiAl
OOO Pub luapisaJd a'^IA 'pJ|qi QU 'JW :u0!iuaw^r.:c
J|S JB3Q
UOTUTOIOQ W\Z NCA
% 'OS 'A"qeujng
'anuaA^ddBJiOJOQ
pp suos pue pj|qi aBjoao
8003"^ ludV
i# JLdNUOa
4f% 1? .
r
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Structural Steel and Miscellaneous Metals
April 12. 2008
completed before the 2010 Olympics, specifically in time for. the VANOC overlay work commencing
in November 2009. Time is of the essence.
' This intearated process will transition into a construaion contract and will supersede the
S S 2 W A g r e e m e n t . T h i s M O U w i l l . c o n fi r m t h a t G T S j s ^ c o m m i t t e d I n
working cooperatively wlthPavcoandJDFCJn good faith tofinalize a construction contract.. ^
Parties to The Agreement:
All Work shall be carried out in accordance with the Contract Documents, The *^g*"j^
smtea Stipulated Price Contract for Trade Contracts on Ctmsjruction Management Preects. CCA
17 1996 complete with Supplemental Conditions between GTS and Pavco Refer to the project
specifications for Prirne Contract Documents and Division 0 & 1 General Requirements.
Owner Pavco
Architect: ' * Stantec (Prime Consultant)
Structural (Existing Building):, Genivar
Mechanical: Sen!var
. Etectricel: Genivar
Construction Manager: Dominion
Third Party Reviews: Arup ; J _ . . ^ . . f w r r - a v. ' . r
D e s i g n -B u i l d R o o f C o n t r a c t o r. H i g h t e x
Structural (above transfer beam) SBP
Structural (Transfer structure) Geiger (Engineer of Record/ Coordinating Engineer)
Fabric Te n s y s
Clean Energy concept Transolar
Photovoltaic System Solar Next
Acoustics MullerBBM
General Scope of- Work -1 Shall Include but not necessarily limited to the following): >
I. Supply and install all labour, materials, and equipment necessary for the complete installation of
. . . S t r u c t u r a l S t e e l w o r k l i s t e d h e r e i n f o r t h e p r o j e c t . - - - .
2 .Include all project management, executive support, engineenng, administrative staff, contract
administrators, QA/QC personnel, project accounting, shop drawings, detailing trave* costs
(possible overseas), disbursements. All as required,to support each discipline-related to GTS
operations both onsite and offslte.
3. Include aH general requirements.;' temporary measures and temporary works necessary lor a
complete installation of the Work. JO_, .. ^ir.^^
4. Supply and Install Work in accordance with Schlaich Bergermann and Partner's specifications.
5l- Mast detail refer to Hightex's drawings.
6 Steel pylons, related connections, splices, bolts, plates welding etc. (36 each)
7 Steel horizontal struts and roof edge beam, related connections, bolts, plates, welding etc.
8 Compression ring box girder sections, related connections, bolts, plates, welding etc.
9! Supply and install Lower steel backstays members (below horizontal strut)
10. Install only, upper cable backstays (supplied by Hightex)
II. Steel for 36 in-rigger for 10 cable tension ring ,
12. Steel for radial beams "x . . _ . . . . . , , / .
13.' Temporary
b a y slateral-bracing
b a c k at alternate
bays,
b r a possible
useb a
ofy roof
to ced s . edge' beam to tie subsequent
14 Steel supply weights (if supplied by the engineers In Metnc Tonnes) will include those items as
per the CISC Code of Standard Practice guidelines. Connections, gussets, stiffeners, plates,
rolled sections, tube and pipe, bolts, weld rod, scrap, cropping (based on optimized "nesting" of
steel), embeds, anchor bolts, permanent to the structure. GTS understands that they have
included all other steel requirements .for temporary bracing, erection steel, props, falsework,
shipping angles, miscellaneous steel required for their erection procedures:
15. Special equipment shall include lifting equipment, starnd jacks, falsework, ring support beams,
access staging, guys, temporary columns, temporary struts, temporary bracing, temporary
props, shipping angles. ' . .
16. Supply and erect 5'tower cranes. 2 crawler cranes. 1.hydraulic.crane, tuggers, Mors, hoisting
equipment etc.
00000007
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Structural Steel and Miscellaneous Metals
April 12.2008
Contract documents betweenthe Owner and Trade Contractor will be iss ued by D0j|"|nJ" ^
coursedV^ZteZknovAetgrnert and acceptance of the terms and cpndrhon*i of Ms *tterby
sSnino andI returning a copy ofthis letter to us by fax within 5 days. Subject to Pavcos approval we
wHI prepare^Zr Trade Contract Agreement. Upon acceptance of this jn*^fum !
^e'SSg^ subject to approval by Pavco, you are *f^ ft
begin procurement of necessary materials, manpower and equipment necessary tor me
execution of your work as oultllned in this MOU.
General Remitrementebv Construction Manager - "*:'- '"*"
it is intended for GTS to be responsible for all general requirements and temporary works necessary
V^S^^lSSSL of the Work, with the exception,of -f^^^S^SSX
listed below and noted under conditions and clarifications by the construction Manager, submit your
site management plan showing erection procedures and methodology.
1. Traffic management plan and traffic barriers
2. 5 tower crane footings, plaza openings & related hoardings
3. Temporary shoring of plazas
4. S t e e l staging areas . ^rAtinn
5. Crawler crane access*roads and ramps and level ground preparation
List of Project Documents:
Transfer Ring:
Transfer Ring S4.0 Steel Sections
S1.0
S3.0 Concrete Sections
Specifications:
Roof Structure Part II Retractable Roof
Parti
Structural Steel 09961 Hioh Performance Coatings
05121
It is Intended for the following budget to" be a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP). GTS will be
required to demonstrate competitive pricing, tendering of major suppliers, equipment vendors and
subtrades and costs in an "open book" process. The GMP is based upon issuance of design
drawings and specifications. It is understood these design drawings will be updated and adjusted on
final snow and wind loads from the modeling report as prepared by RWDI by end of April 2008 and
final design information will be issued in May 2008.
Contract #05-120
Div 05 - Structural Steel Budget Breakdown ]
00000008
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Structural Steel and Miscellaneous Metals
April 12.2008
'.JESSsL"
aaSa?Sfg.,*~-
It is GTS' responsibility to identify any long lead delivery items and provide competitive pricing
results from three vendors and applicable detailed backup for submission to DFC. Once pricing
results are tabulated for a complete price including duties, freight, PST tax. GTS will be required to
submit this information for "requisition to purchase" as recommended by DFC and approved by
Pavco This procurement process is intended to be an "open book" and transparent process.
Tendering & competitive pricing is required for the following list of major equipment vendors,
suppliers and subcontracted budget items.
1. Steel Supply.
2. Slide Bearings Supply ...... .
3. Shop Fabrication Subcontracts ' .
4. Painting Subcontracts
5. Milling Machine
6. Shop Fabrication subcontract of Compression ring
7. Cable supplier
8. Strand Jacks ..
9. Transporters
10. Cranes rental agreements and proposals
11. Subcontracted Erection
12. Special equipment purchase
Once the requisition has been made from GTS on the purchase of the item and approved, the item
will become a fixed price. GTS should be clear if the requisition does not cover specifically identified
items that have not been priced or included in the requisition. " .
Other items will be considered to be work self performed directly by GTS" in-house resources such
as project management, shop drawings and construction engineering, erection labour, temporary
bracing, GTS in-house fabrication.at rates mutually agreed (GTS to submit schedule of.rates for
approval-These rates are to exclude overhead and fee. Costs will be substantiated by GTS costs
reports in an open book process.
Pavco and DFC reserve the right to competitively tender parts of the work at their own discretion.
This work may include but not necessarily limited to cat walks platforms and railings,-portal frame
steel upgrades, temporary shoring steel.
We request that you expedite procurement of all long delivery items, and commence with the shop
drawing process as soon as design information is made available (in accordance v/ith the project
procurement sheet) to meet the Project schedule commitments to the Owner. Please prepare your
00000009
01000000
sBuiMBjppue
suoueoijioeds euinno eqi p papj am paui 01 pajpbai aje pue pafojd aqi 01 saBueuo> adoos.pa*
pu op Aaui papjAOJd 'paiJudopAap uBisap 6uunp papadxa aq ueo pqi saouBueA joupj joj mo||b him
hiajc) aui dWO aqi peduji pqi saBuaqo adobs joaoo o, papuapi pu s. AouaBuipoo uoipnjpuoo
aqi dWO auVqswe sa 01 papula spBpnq pua spoo pnpa |euij ueeMiaq boububa pipapd
aua se bbm se sijnsaj japuaj u| boububa am jaAoo oi papnpuj uaaq seq AouaBuipoo .uoipnjpuoo v
: .^.^twa-vi* . ' ..:"?.H.C
jpsqyaAeT|iunouia"Aoua6uiiuoopasnun ppiaqi pue lAouaBuipco pasnun ppiaqii s, faWm*
aouajajiip s m' dWO) *W "M1 . bjb aa> uojpnjpuoo pexij S19 Buipnpui sajn,puadxe ejqBMOi e
neirpefojdI aqijo uonaduioi ubdn ssaoojd uBpap aqi u. Apse aoud b Bupojuo paseq pafojd
sfqi BupaApp u. eumsse ,,* SiO W .uajaqui aq, spa^aj pue uoipuuoju. uBpap-W**
uo pasaq 'aoud am aapejanB 01 SIO SMdll* se.pejpoo aqi o, pjBap, s( Aoua6^,uw S|iji
sBuimbjp uBpap aiaiduioou, pue oipuiaqos uo pasaq s, (dlflO) aqi *e spoo pnpa pua pa aujipa uj
eouepeA am JOAOO 01 pepnpu. S| iS9 + 009'9tVl$ jo pnouia
' am u,
' ' AouaBuipoo
: A 3uoipnjpuo?
u a b u j , %c
u oV
o
jsauupl
'$' dub sauuol 000'9 MppqjTsauuoi j'ad' \ jt Aq
ISSSSHSxW^ ^00 pue pap.dujod U+*m doqs jattB pajnseaui aq m NA^ W l*W
sajnpaoojd uoipaja Jiam jo) pejpbaJ pap snoauBjiaosiuj
.ea,R..p fi.dd.us '^joMasiBi 'sdojd -pap uoipaja 'BupaJq Ajejoduiai joj siuaujajinbaj |aep jamo
9002 n MMW 19 Aq paP!AO,d uMopMeajq Jad sa pap jo sauuoi 000'9 "O paseq Sj dWO aqi
:sjqbpM |aaS J uoftewouoaea
(asn jnoA joj ajqajiBAe sj pauspBejds sim P Adoo e) pAOjdde joj bo^o ino
800Z*EHPdv
sppw snoauBipossw puB.pajs lejnpnjis
Buipuepjapun P ujnpUBJOujaiAi - paujaoB|day jooa aoBid 09
n oooooo
800Z'ZHPdv
' . " e u i p u s p j a p u n p u J n p u B J o u j e w - p a i u e o B i d a a j o o ypais;
sppirM snoeuBjiaosiiAJ pub aoe pjnpnjis
y 09
31000000
Bujuep 01 joud seajs Bupunojjns jo uojpaiOJd ajnsua 01 apisuodsaj si jopbjjuoq apeii aqi Z.
qopM
-ajij ajmbaj sijUAiad sjuom ph Japun sxsbi ^sei.BuipjauaB-HJBds Aue pue a6u|p|aM '6u!pu|j6
'Buiimd Aue Bupuauiujoo 01 Joud jpuad smjoaa ph. e ep,dujoo pnui jopeipoQ apBJi eqi zz
auoqd a|iqoui e seq a,is uo uewojoj jpqi ajnsua pntu jojobjjuoq apBJi aqi LZ
uiBOO'Ol-oi ujBoc:i.'sABpsjnqi "g.sAepseni
joj papuapuedns s.uopjujod qiw suorppauo appaqos 'aip uo >jjom Aue 6upuauJuioo ..
ajojaq uoippauo Apjes ays e apjduioo pnuj^aeAojguja s,jopbj,uoq apaJi .aqiioz
~ BiqiurtpQ qsipg jo PJB69 uojiesUaduiOQ
.Buaieui jofauj 'hjom' jo ssaie 'azis mbjo .'saAipafqo apnpui 01 sjauusjd A|Maa/v\) 'laaM.
S s6ujaa^ ubu|Pjooq am ajojaq jauue.d AHaaM a puqns pmu.jopbjiuoo apaJi aqi 6i
sBuRaauiuoipujpjooQAiMaaM am spuaiieueuiapjB ajnsua IsnujJopeJiuoQopBJi aqi 81.
suiq apudojdde aq, u| qons asodsip pue asnjaj dn ueap pnui Aaqi
Apo sujoojqoun, s^opbjpoq aPBJ aqi 0, paupiubo aq pmu bBbojbB saBajaAaq pua pood z,
sjseq A,pp e uo as ujojj paAOiuaj jo'paMJeuj sb sjauppoo
jadojd aui ui DOOBid aq 01 si asnpj nv aip *jom eqi 6uiAea| ajojaq A|pp uaddBq pnui dn ubbjq
uottSioo pajaSn pSa ub8,o b uVxjom jo aaje jpm upppuJ 01 pajinbaj aq H,m joioenuoo
apBjr^aa Zlpue'ueap idea aq\,.s aqi spuauiap aip s,m uo saqs.uu P Alipnb aqi 91
pauiajinbaj
siqi mtM-AJdujoo o?%essaoduTuauJdi.nba pue spuapui jnoqai Aiassaoau jPjJW^"P .
PaouTbj apBM uoiprupuoo Rub aBegjeB umo jpm joj apisuodsaj aq ||.m jopbjiuoq apeji aqi ;.
mioaa 10 AiBujuinQ no l l LO uoipas 01 jajaa sapua6jauja joj pbjiuoo eqi uj pauijap
se idaoxa ^^^mmJ^ Ua '^ 01 tW"*^.*
jeiuee eouaujujoo puuso MJOM ujb0o:oi ubMi japee Aub ubp puubo "paAOiddB j ABpinps uo
Zaa Snou oseui apisirio hjom 01 pepuapuadns s.uoiuiujoq.ujojj pAOJdda joud upiqo pnui
'^Si^^eTSmA oi Aepuow uo'ujdoe> o, uieoe^ ujojj ^jom joj uado s. aa. aqi H
op 'vom jo adoos 'Butppaqos 'pjpoo Aiipnb 'sajnpaoojd AjajBS Mauvaj 01 as .
uo ),jom Bupuaujujoo 01 joud Buipauj uoneuipjooo qo(-ajd a puaip pnuj jopbjiuoq apBJi aqi Zi
. SpaujeJ!nbeaioJluoQSSOis,uo!uiujoaqi!MA|duJOOpnuiJopejiuoQapBJiaqi ZL
spauinoop poasdp 6uipnpu|
aouajjnaoo aud Aub jo eAi.sr.pui (OOOOO'OOO'ZS) sJBjpp uomjui omi usqi ssa, pu aq psAa
Aue u tpqs pue^jauMO aqi 01 aiqeidaooe pnoujB apnbape.ue joj aq ipqs eouajnsuj qons
siuauinooa pbjiuoq aqi japun saaAo,duja jo spaSe 'sjueAjas si| 'jopbjiuoq apeii aqi jo
suoRBjado aqi uj asn jpqi jo jno Buisue a6BUJBp Ayedojd joj suipp ujojj pub (qpap Buipnpui)
Ajnfui Ajpoq ujojj 6wsijb saBeiuep puie68 'jopbjiuoq apBJi eqi Bujpapjd 'jopbjjuoq
apBJi eq, o, passe, jo Aq pauMO sapiqaA pasuaoij |je uo aouejnsui Awjqen aAipujoinv *Z
'OO'OOO'OOO'ZJJOllUJll uinujiuiui b qijM aouBjnsui Aimqen lejeuao aAjsuaqajduJOQ L.
:6uiMO|pj eqi joj jobjiuoq aqi Aq pajpbaj sb aBsjaAoo BupuapjAe aouejnsui jo ajBoyiiJaQ *,..."
\a qijM uopiuiOQ-apiAOJd ipqs jopejp'oQ apeJi aqi 'ajisqof-aqt opo -paAOiu- aie spuapui jo
puuosjad Aub aiojaq pue Bupueisjepun jo iunpuejouiay\| siqi jo aouenssj em P sAbp uaAas uiquM
:aouejnsu| jo epoypjaQ
, apid.ujoo % Buipnpui
sanpA p ainpaqos
sanpAjoeppaq^ Bui|,|q eqi
'"^^^..ddB uo paiBOipu,
uau.M) man qoaa
sjepjo o6ui?up oi apeotidde
paAOjdde pue papiduioo xiOM pasiAey
ooud ipenuoo jo anpA vc >' .
sooz'zupdv
sppjAj snoduBtposj{Aj pus pais |ejnpruis
euipuepjepun P ujnpuejoujeiA] - pauiaoeidaa poa aoeid 09
M000000
tZOS'ZVB'WQ -liaO
e**oi.,i.9"W9.i8id p^ia
jopaj,a pafojd
puoissajoJd panpejoov 8Q331 OSO TIS V 'aaA ui*B9
'A|rui sjnoA
pauBisjapun aqi pepoo asea|d 'aAoqe aq, Bupjaouoo suojpanb Aue aAeq ppoqs noA j|
uoipp-uioo pjssaoons b oi pjbmjoj >po| pue pafojd sim uo noA Mm Bui.HJOM aq oi pasea,d aja baa
800Z'ZUuaV
sppvN snoauBjiaosjiAj pue pais pjnpnjis
6u|puBisjapun jo ujnpuejouiaiAj.- paujaosidaa jooa aoaid 09
SIOOOOOO
:aoieN l
:eiuBN
eooz'zupdv
sppw snoauBJieOsiw pue pais pjnpruis
6u|puBisjapun jo uinpUBJOuia|Aj - peiuaoBidaa jooa aoaid 09
Page 1 of 1
Arif Rahemtulla
From: Chria^eaton
Sent: Monday, April 14,2008 4:53 PM
To: ^/ArifRahemtulla __ . a^*- ' :i3=Zrz}iiaS*L2 jffafolart -^lyS'-
' -**K%>i-3
Iftjjtj&tfr^rfe
Wf,
FYl
Chris fteafon
PavCO
Ph: 604-307-0123
Fx: 604-688-6882
SiT^mTer^nning; Robert Gaanon; C. Rowan; Erhard Hinko; Bob Reimer; Doug Radcliffe; Rob Third; Michael
Bingham; Patricia Wagner
Subject: Procurement Schedules
PROCUREMENT SCHEDULES 1 to 3
Chris, I have, updated the format of the schedules and added the appropriate line items.
twill have.our team fill in the appropriate dates. Robert is away.for.a few days..- .
We should be able to put dates into the schedule over the next couple^of days. I'm targeting midweek.
Hightex and George Third will need to fill in their component #3.
You will find when you open up the spreadsheet three workshheets:
1) Component #1: Phase I PreOlympic Interior Improvements
2) Component'#2: Structural Upgrades &' Preparation
3) Component #3: Retractable Roof New Structure and Roof Systems
Thanks
ad/i/Lnnnx
00000016
o
o
o
o
o
o
BC PLACE REVITALIZATION PROJECT D AT E : U-Apr-08
PROCUREMENT SCHEDULE: COMPONENTS
t PHASE I - PRE-OLYMPIC INTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS
Washroom Upgrades . Suite Upgrades
Accessibility Upgrades Media Rooms A&B Upgrades
Concourse Upgrades Edgeweter Lounge Upgrades
Ramp Upgrades --..-...- Premium-Seating *=* :a zatt*tL.-t .isSur? K3.=f SCSrTEW-
Concessions, Grille Standards Handicap Seating Areas
Warming Kttcben Upgrades Acoustics
Design/
RFQto Ta r g e t Shop Shop
Tender Owner's Award Order . Fabricate Deliver to ' Complete on
DESCRIPTION Trades &
Package to 'C Oates
losing Requlstlon
Contracts
Drawings for Drawing
Materials' Site Slto
Approval Materials.
DFCL Suppliers Approval Approved
1 BUk OemoHtlon 1B-Apr-08 25\Apr-08
2 Earthworks/ S8e Works (SrnHhe Sheet Inteifaee) 23-MBV-08
J.r- S e t e t a O e m e B t J e n . : u - - . . . is^cppoa- ... . -
4 Concrete supply 16-Apr-oa
5 Masonry 18-Apr-08
6 Mttcetlaneous Metals- rafflnes end auarrjtails 23-May-C8 2-SQP-08
7 Matavork - washroom vanities 18-Apr-08
B Roup), Carpentry 1S-Apr-08 WuM
S Doors, Frames and Hardware - 18-Apr-08 S-Aug-08
10 Revolving Ooora 23-May-08 3-Jun-08
11 Miscellaneous Glazing 23*May-08
12 Finish painting ' 18-Apr-OS
13 Specially Ceaflnos Starve Hard 23-May^8
14 Ceramic T8e 18-Apr-08 5-Aug-08
15 OrywaB & Steel Studs 23*tay-08 <.' 5-AUB-08
16 Acoustics 23-May-08 ;...... .:- .. ._..
t r CeEJrtg 6fllage " 18-AOT-08 &-AU9-08
ie- T c l e t P s r fi t t o n s
19 Washroom Accessories
^ 18*Apf-08
18-Apr-08
- s
20 S t o r a g e Interior - . 23-May-Oa
21 Srgnaga-Extatior 23-May-08
22 Premium seating .
23 Menu Boards
23-MBY-08
23-May-QB 2-Sep-os
24 lOtcrten Eoutpntent
28 Concession stand equipment
23-May-C8
23-May08
--
Feurobtno Fixtures (new sinks and re/re Toilets) 1oVApr-08
2B Mewanirjal/Rumno 23-May-08 2-Sep-08
11 Mechanical Gas pipmp 23-M8H
28 aocirtcai 23-M8V-C8
28 Power washing 23-May-C8 -
30 Final Cleaning 23-May-08
o
O
O
o
o
BC.PLACE REVITALIZATION PROJECT DATE: 14-Apr-08
PROCUREMENT SCHEDULE - COMPONENT #2
ggETRACTABLE ROOF UPGRADES 8. PREPARATION
Temporary Works
Footings, Columns & Shear walls
Ring Beam Upgrades
,.J3omplltlon ot RooW-Pre-Demo Preparation S -..' : '.vSS' 2 i2-v'-'.'..
Remove Existing Roof
Design/
RFQ to Ta r g e t Shop Shop ' Order
Te n d e r Owner's Award Fabricate Deliver to Complete on
DESCRIPTION Trades & Closing Requistlon Drawings for Drawing
Package to ' Dates Approval Contracts Materials Materials Site Site
. Suppliers Approval Approved
DFCL
A. TEMPORARY WORKS
1 Excavation and Gravel Supply N/A
2 Shonnq Design ......... . . ... . .._ . . ._, ^ **a- ,-~ . ..... .. ~-. -.
3 Traffic/Ste Management Plan -
4 Crane erection plan
5 Crane fooling design . '
6 Tree relocates
7 Paving temporary roads
8 Reinforcing Sleei (temp footings) April 18th 20-May-OB
wTO
SMonng Steel
Scaffolding and hoarding
April
Apnl
18th
18th
11 Access Roads April 18th
12 Miscellaneous Demo April 18th
13 Fencing, hoarding, barriers .
14 Traffic Control
l b Condition Survey . .-..: . -. ._ .-.-.:. -.-.-..r
16 Surveying ...
17 Crane Embed anchors
18 Cranes and miscellaneous ecuipment
19 Trailers
20 Temporary power
B. FOOTINGS, COLUMNS, SHEAR WALL UPGRADES
1 - Demolition Apnl 25th 20-May-08
2 Mechanical & Electrical relocates Ap-il 25th 20-May-08
3 Reinforcing Steef Trade April 25th 20-May-08
4 Concrete Supply
Apnl 25th 20-May-OB
5 Shotcrele trade . April 25th 2O-May-08
b HSt, Hits Apni25th 20-May-03
7 FcrmworX ; rade April 25th 20-May-OB
8 Hoardings/ tquipment and Protection April 25th 20-May-OB
g. .
P
1
-' PORTAL FRAME UPGRADE
Structural Steel Columns and Plates -Apnl 25th
2 Painting Apnl 25th
3 Mechanics!/ Electrical Relocates Apnl 25th
<
,* Removal of seating By CM 1
O
N
O
o
o
o
o
o
RETRACTABLE ROOF NEW STRUCTURE AND ROOF SYSTEMS DATE: 14-Apr.08
Root Structure
Retractable Roof System
Mechanical and Electrical Related Systems
Design/
Tender
RFQto Ta r g e t
Owner's Award
Shop Shop Order Fabricata Deliver to Complete on
DESCRIPTION Trades & Closing Requistlon Drawings for Drawing
Package to Approval Contracts Materials Materials Site Site
Suppliers. Dates Approval Approved .i-
T Ta r.-efe laie-rffaaaS S Si- t r r f n i - i
13_ Central Node
14 Casanpi and clamping system
Ctevla and cable end*
Photo Vcttaic System
Citarelondampaandhanitvare
Memteane fabric {PTFE)
Manufacturer of cushcort* aystam
Retractable fab*
Uner fabric
Facade fabric cutMan
syatei
...^UJ*a.
oTtroBcya.
ya. cc
carriage system
Driving troBoya & guJcTnB tretleys
8 trestlno devices
Motors, drive system, wineries
Air supply Inflation system crWoantreta. raanrtorlng
BM Controls system - operating 8nd mentoring
JacWnfl Equipment/ Hydreiflc Systems
Fartwcrk plans & memoes. guylrw.KaffoMi/ ptattetms
Crows Nests & temporary access taddere
32 Roof Membrane / New Fabric - Hightex
33 Retractable roof gutter system
34 Retractable roof Inner CatwalK/ Cushion support girder
Perimeter Gutter mandRWL
LdwercatweWicfmps andlatfder up access'
Retractable Roof Mechanical systems
Retractable Roof Electrical systems
as*buitl surveys
Roof Mechanical and Electrical Systems
Mechanical Snow mea ducting
Mechanical - exhaust fans/ pressure relief
Mechanical - perimeter air intake louvers
Electrical - New Light Fixtures"
Electrical.- Events uqtrt Fixtures"
r Speakers/^a System-
PAINT EXISTING FaXBRIC RQQf . OPTION
Painting Trade
o
O
o
o
o
o
o
BC PLACE REVrTAUZATION PROJECT D AT E : 1 4 - A p r - 0 8
PROCUREMENT SCHEDULE;. COMPONENT #2 ' ,- y.ajaWPn.^. T- l^^.~rf a**SpSaJa>,
RETRACTABLE ROOF UPGRA^ES?PREPA^T10N
Temporary Works
Footings, Columns & Shear walls
Ring Beam Upgrades
Demolition of Roof/ Pro-Demo Preparation
Removo Existing Roof
Design/
.,/'. ~~~" V" " DtfSCRIPffON Te n d e r " Owner's " VAw a r d . ^ - S h o p , Ir -Shop^m- J*'Or3er "Fiftricate '" ""Deliver to 1 Complete on
Trades & Closing Requistion
Package to Approval Contracts Drawings for Drawmg Materials Materials Site Site
.Suppliers Dates Approval Approved
DFCL
0. R1NQ BEAU UPGRADE
1 Concrete supplier . ...
,2 Concrete I'umpina end placing .
Select OemoBtlon
4 Steel Embeds (Pylons & Facade)
April 23rd
April 28th
5 Steel SWe Bearings to Ring Beam April 28th /
8 Reinforcing Steel to Ring Beam April 2rBh
y
7 Formwork Trades -.own Forces I April 23rd-
8 Temporary Watemrocftong April 23rd ... ~' - --
9 - Plumbing Drains/RWL Rework
10 New roof membrane -
April 23rd
. - -' ' ' '
11 ^ Roof walkway structure
12 Re & Re guardrail? 1
. -.
E. DEMOLITION OF ROOF/ PRE DEMO PREPARTION .
1 Shrink WYsd and Tarps
2 DemoTrede
3 Scaffold Walkways ..
4 Sawcuttlng
5" Detailed Excavation backfill . - .
6 . Stadium Fbor Drainage .. . '
7 Temporary Water Control Measures , 1 i
8 Concrete slab repairs
- . z. . .- '
~
13000000
o
a55
f"
n-
I
i s
>-"g
:!ll
P-S o
t-
o.
(0
u,
o
O
OC
So
?
ui-tu
z or
ao ue a I,
o
u
5 X
UI
3
o
t2 a"
UI U,
X
o o
to a - ii I
a:
2 I U 2'i.
sui 92 ill
3 if
tr
i||
a. ytr 555 **; SSsSsSSSSSS^S*" N
23000000
SJaqiO
" jo Su.Xdoo *8upgW-inoqt,M A^B.paumJ. siuatuqoBUB Xut pug a3BSsaui aq, a.a,ap Pub uu,- 01 SUJ^^^*?
tun,aJ pJBAfUOJ
uauoos^
JOA^saupaMuoA^^
uopBtuJOjU! tucAajaJ qi!*v ssajB pajaaduij aqi ui im pue .aaqspeajds paqoEWB aqi MatAaj asBa.d
tiosBf s|xXaBuiiunssjjjo/a rOBJoduiajLZlp'O80
9i>ii>lt>rF09:il93
080ft9t>09-|B!a3^!a
joioajja afoid
|BuoissapJd paitpajaov aaai 3S0 T3S'V'3A !AC0
spjeBoi
44Stuiod.aJtua >joo|J!.eysjA/\..
-;- yX-iSgSw* s^jb Awuap! oi JOHOq aq 1! PinoM ^jaq papu^u! s. jeu^ 0 <* Co uo uousoyuep jaqpnj paau eM
* " * sayipijos ojui so A^eas
uoieda slJMO
art T *%9tl
CO
CN
O
o
o
o
o
o
BCPuee
TompwwyVflxM Stntnaj
PrwwyeViaT erwaaeVActaafly %aatfnndya[ Tinea Veidor i Parte* AHacaed CuaaBnmaiXAaaitooT fatten.. f8^ .
CboatnagajaT" T Wa c M '
aresT
Wccwoi:li
ss:
EHyO:Lt .a^^ga^*^*"**^ <S^HSftiS.
&M0crQi:r*55~
EaanaxOa: Pwa
ineaatx-.p&r
BCPact
Manor. Bqe
WwttcSattiiB
lUfttaxwatv AdE*anlpaaa1yiM(ai;c^elVajeieu*r ] la dean and
rneatMfcWpmnl flufOitajtfvdojfQaldaaiftttQandCcaifioQo MleKCnl ptopefty Want atfwln. ta)tat af ptvibawi j oaxi^ncy.pafldnc
swarswo OaaVunr taanrrrtcflt 6ta aantiK ducteom ope ttattcmaiaioaaaatitaatf peyateo iftaflaotrftart j Maotranovtl
CarepeVKtoT
CyCam. T manna
CZtarMCSSttdBaa, CfCbag oMagra sreup*. Teams*, aajanm
1 lam aautn foreran* BUgAccaa.Wff po?nyoemtt,CIVa'Vanoovi |0tMipbn.taae
cajdDCIIsd esapo. TnreugntiBaeanenaaxatrencnitaete Enfats Paflono. rao atanla. pra|a3a ens dunsoprntaX traffic fcoara pEn * no ttavucai' EanaiauuiaaMt
capo Bmanart bead nwtooao< Ma/t aon>aa.StatftoiCa^M3acoa Statr/ LoaJna. tofeo fflajnaoaynaalafld' paflona eMajejqa.taial
Qtanjcasiuca*. CytfMQaBatlOfmiua|ja. TjafatftaV afjaciftl
Pwotal BUjAcccu VB> pa(Ji>oaTaya.CaorVanopuiaa-CTtt JOflPat peaa, Irtffc
tlanactstvito Through caffs on Expo, 100*1 r Eew* Petting. 7B0 adaijav pfojaxoi anfl Oa^eatapnaal. MBc |0MIa>A-naB>g Sta/ieaf tana) Cbcont and
OaacatoatoeacB >aaiwoago .ScaaVt0aaTft0.CDfcO waaaoai npfli anfl pamwp inacaflan'aiCTi irwaara
d i a ^ Ti x a i M
icziatfcn Cycana aaWaoiy gnapa. Tfantfnfc. av*^n till
jPMMi BUS Aocau. vtp omovonankCigyofViflcouvK(itts!i jOttoar pojn, Vaalc * J
Ikntdoawcato tfp^aa.Asptiyaaar awe ffcosna and
ffacta Paring, TtO
a rone-ad joegpancy
rage i oi i
Chris Beaton
-Froml Gavin Yee [GYee@domlnionco.com]
Regards ..
4/15/2008
00000024
BC PLACE REVlTALtZATtON PROJECT - PHASE I PRE-OLYMPIC IMPROVEMENTS CASHFLOW
CONSTRUCTION PERIOD CASH FLOW
B U D G E T: $61,000,000. v
NOTES:
1. Cash flow baaed on $61,000,000
2. Assumes Substantial Performance at November 15,2009
3. Assumes holdback released at January 2010
4. Excludes Cash Flow for GST
4. Excludes Cash Flow for Retractable Roof, Phase II and ODP
00000025
)
70,000,000
60,000.000
50.000.000
Monthly Cost
40,000.000
O Year-to-Date
30.000.000
20.000,000
10,000,000
> J
DURATION OF CONSTRUCTION PERIOD
(FROM START OF DESIGN TO HOLDBACK RELEASE)
00000026
Z.3000000
800c7Sl/V
O0UIC9W9:J PO0l.te9'W9:UPSW
/J<fr W9A '08'jewiooueA '*m W.A 9862 -0GI#
pn uojionJisuoQ aiguuiej uoiuiujoa
9fr/_nfr'W)9 :il93
- - ; jppaJia j o o 0801'
t o J t-tM'
d ws via pwia.
~::: '" " leuojssopjdpaiipojosvaaaai OSO TPSV '33X^9
spjB6ay
auiii uoneyap p aiaidujoo %oi o> %09 aq Pinoo |bJ9ao 'puiqaq 6u.Bdb| aq ubo ^.u^^M^
aje suotfd aui aiauM a6eis e ib aq pinoo jaAaMoq 'awn. uojiBijap ie aq him .aais ajaq/w jo ajnpid WW " 5
o. c. uum HeiaD^ieajB ui paziiABUB aq bj paau him uoipaja iaajs joj ajaidiuoo % p luapo am Buinuiiuoo aje
s i f i ^ ^ ^ * o u o i s p a p a m s a > , B U J q o e o j d d e s ! M i a m p a q o s s i m u i p m u
a ! e \ S ^ ^ ^ ^ 6 u q e o a u j j o , x o ^ i h A q p a q s .|q B ,s a s u o u b j o q a o u a n b a s u o fl M J e m ^ M
ll^^ Pub Aienueru, "nopaiueo,oujappuauo.,eyapjooji|s>uomA,uo UB,dtu?Jjno aqx
^ * ^ , ~ z - . . * . ^ a * - . & . : . . . U J | u p b j u o o 6 j a i q e j o u s b m | j a A 3 M O M
Biiejjsnv UJOJI Aepoj *>eq si pjiuj. qoy puB >|aaM iSB| sAepiioq uo iua* sui||nW yap doqsJtiOM am 6uunp jno
mo^^ am dn uaw&j oj S10 JO-x^BlH ""Ji a,npaqos aqj.uo uoijbujjoju, mou ou aAeq ,
'4U lu0V panssj
AisnoiAajdsuB|d6upuanbas pusBuisaqd pasiAajJnojoayajo\ainpaqosmad|WfflX> am uo.ajspdn ub siajaH
^ u o s j a p u a n a u A B A j Q a" u
* "j j"a u" q. o B
e u^nmj u
^ ^i ^a^q' ^B^y^ ^ i^j11
j v :l ,u, 0o Aj eAo&a L
s p -q o; ^ -:o- '
uojeag suMO
tn t \9ri
OO
<N
o
o
o
o
o
o
OtfOM
nuaVN BC PLACE
aavtot
ia*ma>t> RETRACTABLE ROOF jeaoaxe
PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE
rom/i datu ROJtuniss
rtJ-va iv jij.ii.jv/
i 1 : uojunuod
anncBHOs AUVNiwn3Ud
' : 1
^ >jjv. -. t.--..
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
CO
o
o
o
o
o
o
Page 1 of 1
Chris Beaton
Cc:' ~^moevvolf'. .
Subject: Retractable Roof Cash Flow si7
Regards
4/15/2008
00000031
BC PLACE REVITALIZATION PROJECT
SCHEME "B" - RETRACTABLE ROOF BUDGET
14-Apr-08
i
00000032
000000
sjsoo lEll
%oo;ooi.
Ole-uq* EZ
%00'OOi
60-oarj ZZ
%61.'1.6
% 1^*06
60-aon w
60-PO OZ
%6G88
60-doS 61
%ZZ'LQ
60-6nv QL
%20'98
60-inr Zl
%8C-28
60-unp 91
%or.6i
qq-Ab\M 91
%ce-gz
- 60-Jdv n
%8iV0Z
IIS BO-JE^ 1
%9Z>9 .
eo-qoj zv
%9V29
60-uer n-
%0L'L9
80-oaq 01-
19'&
90-aon 6
%89:98
80-PO 8
%6I/8Z *' Z
grj-fteS
%6S13 .
80-6ny 9
%98"9l
80-inr S
... -. 80-uor fr
|%6iV'Z m-tew E
%6t>
80-JdV Z
%9Z' \
80-JeiAI V
%32'0
(a) (V)
MOjJ 14SB3 uo|tejna pafoj'd
#
000000
. . Z889-889-KI9 :xd
2|.0-Z.Oe-i>09:u.d
. " 'noAMueiu
lAJdOQ^lSOOZ'SU.udv'AeP^nL :juas
uojeag suqo :uiojj
uoieag sui|0
IJO'.l^Bd
> limited Inc. 100 E. Eighth St. Cincinnati, OH 45202 ph 513-241-3222 fx 241-2981 thpltd.com
April 2, 2008
<t<2z- i . na.-. *f!^r6ZZ2ZM33>r<T2S>- '-,-*
>ear"Stadiu.m Managers and Friends,.
For those who attended the SMA 2008 Annual Seminar in San
Diego, THP was proud to be a sponsor for the 17th year. It was a
memorable and educational event. For the others, you were
missed and 1 encourage you to attend the 2009 Annual Seminar
in Palm.Springs,.February-i-5t -^^.-j. >-***= - --
If ySS need consulting for your facility please call me at our toll
free number (877) 241-3222 or on my cell phone, at (513)
518-3953. 1 would be glad to discuss our services or schedule a
personal walk through with Chris Przywara, P.E.
Best Regards,
Liz Smith
Marketing Manager/Principal
( '
\ Sponsor since 1990
STAOIUM MANAGERS
.At e e i ATi o M '
00000036
Page 1 of2
Chris Beaton
From: Gavin Yee [GYee@dominionco.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 16,2008 10:34.PM
To: Arif Rahemtulla; Chris Beaton. ' :
.<-- ^^-'^0ir^f^ia@mhl' Karen Lirigffdm de Worr, Tim Terpenning;"JTrnara' Hinko
Subject: BC Place Proposed Bidders List .
Let me know if you require any adjustments. We may need to supplement additional trades on an as required,
basis, when the packages are put out for tender.
Looks like you are in a meeting - sorry, I have to run as I am scoping out the exam location and doing spme last
minute studying tonight.
I have attached the updated bidders list. A few questions per my post it note:
1 National Tile -1 left on the list as this was the Erhard recommended guys working on the .Convention Centre.
2 Tim Terpenning suggested we delete Status and add Bridge Electric.
3; I called those four Revolving Door guys, and they all do this work.
I have attached the pdf, and it is also locatedTin the project folder
I won't be in until 2 or 3pm tomorrow aftemoondue io the test. Let me know what revisions to incorporate if we
can wait until then...'. .' >
Thanks,
00000037
BC PLACE REVITALIZATION PROJECT
pivm^oWem^^mm^^ mMmmmtM
Bel Pacific Shoring Greg Samchek (604)291-2813 (604) 291-1255
02240 Shotcrete.
02240 Sholcrele Kanl Foundation Anthony Tarn (604)273-3322 (604)273-8332
02241 Shotcrete Matcon Excavation Bnd Shoring Ltd. Stephen Jungaro (604) 520-5909 (604) 520-5957
Rudy Froese (604) 888-5221 (604) 888-2897
2240 Shotcrete _^ Southwest contracting "Ens
r'.'^i.'?-* **-Lri'v*"'.; i*AHS.
l3S
08840 Glaring Dekor Glass Ltd. Robert Blair (604) 433-5153 (604)514-0012
08840 Gtastech Contracting Ltd. John Rothwet) (604)941-9115 (604)941-3113
Glazing
08840 Glazing Landmark Glass & Aluminum Date Scribner (604)437-7766 (604)434-5277
08840 Glazing- ,r'v: Sernlahmoo Glass Brian Marks (604) 596-2229 (604) $9Sg62
08840 Glazing Team Glass Co. Ltd Jim Hart (604)253-2900 (604) 253-3999
08840 Glazing Vision West . Fritz G'tmenez (604) 574-2500" (604)574-2555
m$m ^
W-ittmW >$&&: mmam
60 Automatic Doors Activated AuloVnatfc Door Systems Robert Slaney (604) 942-4557 (604)942-2392
08460 Automatic Doors Mainland Door. Controls Inc. Jack (604) 530-8700 (604)530-8257
08460 Automatic Doors Moraine Industries Ltd. Dick Munn (604) 278-0192 / (604)278-0160
Page 1
00000038
BC PLACE REVITALIZATION PROJECT
Page 2
00000039
01^000000
CaBBd
. _e._ >.-!&(.
Chris Beaton
From: Gavin Yee [GYee@dorriinionco.comJ
Sent: Wednesday, April 16,200811:22 PM
To : C h r i s B e a t o n
Cc: """ Arif RaheartuW;'Norbert Bonkovvski '
Subject: BC Place - Requests from This Morning's Meeting
Chris, we will do our best for tomorrow, however the extent of seismic upgrades could be anyones guess.
Gavin, " . .
Howard and Brent have questions which need a response no later than Thursday afternoon, 3:00 PM.
1) cost to delay the project if the Feb. 11/09 review dictates a one year wait; to include Hightex. George Third and
Dominion work. .'.'_,'., .u Aiw-.inB
2) Cost to paint the roof liner if existing roof stays in place during the Olympics.
3) Order of magnitude budget for Phase 2 work.
4) Order of rrtagnitude budget for Phase 3 work-.
CfirisBeafon
** .
PavCO
Ph: 604-307-0123 ,-..-...._
Fx: 604^688-6882
This e-mail is intended only for the named recipient and may contain confidential and/or privileged
/i/i-7rnno
00000041
^oooooo
1 \
AioiBipouiuit ueur-o s'tqijo saidoo ue Xousop pue jopuos aqi pqu aseoid 'luoidiooi
se potmm Ji oib io ioiio ui sW po^oooi noX ji ^qiqoid s, uo^oiunuimoo sit^ jo ^dpoa
puWotn umn ioino uosaad e Aqosn ioqjo io uoijeutuiossip 'SutKdoo poziioqineun Xuy leupieui
Zjo :*<_
Page 1 of 2 _
Arif Rahemtulla
j^s, we will do our best for tomorrow, however the extent of seismic upgrades could be anyone* guess.
A Don't think we can get Hightex's delay costs by tomorrow.
Howard and Brent have questions which need a response no later than Thursday afternoon, 3:00 PM.
1.) Cost to delay the project if the Feb.11/09 review dictates a one year wait; to include Hightex, George Third and
^Ssfw the roof liner if existing roof stays in place during the Olympics. .
3) Order of magnitude budget for Phase 2 work,
4) Order of magnitude budget for Phase 3 work.
Thank Yo u , ,
Cdris Beaton
PavCO
Ph: 604-307-0123 . ' .
Fx: 604-688-6882
is e-mail is intended only for .the named recipient and may contain confidential and/or privileged
This
00000043
Page 1 of2
Chris Beaton
From:'" GavinYee[GYee@dominionco.coml
Sent: Wednesday, April 16,2008 11:25 PM
To: Arif Rahemtulla; Chris Beaton
C c : K a r e n L i r i ^ . " " " " . " ' ~ " T " ' ' " " " " " " "
Subject: BC Place Proposed. Bidders List
This has been updated to add,the seating companies that Howard suggested
Hi Gavin,
Please see the attached pdf which is the edited pdf with the added Seating trades per PavCo's contacts.
This should be the one that replaces-trTe excel spreadsheet andI can.be found at P_^ Fv
F"BC-Diy\Projects\61-5250 - BC Place Revitilization\April 18-08 Howard Crosley Meeting Items
I think perhaps this should be re-sent to Arif and Chris? Let me know if there are any edits required.
Karen
Let me know if you require any adjustments. We may need to supplement additional trades on ah as required
basis, when the packages are put out for tender. .
.Regards
00000044
Page 2 of2
. Hi Gavin. .
1 have attached the updated bidders list. A few questions per my post it note:
1. National Tile -1 left on the list as this was the ^j^SSS^S^ ^^^ *" CnVenti0n
2 Tim Terpenning suggested we delete Status and add Bridge Electric.
3] I called those four Revolving Door guys, and they ail do this work.
I have attached the pdf, and it is also located in the project folder
\ l VA j y ^ ^ pC pianft PHH8Btlpn-
i won't be in until 2 or 3pm tomorrow afternoon due to the test Let me know what revisions to incorporate if we
can wait until then - -
Thanks,
Karen Ling
Project Manager
Direct Dial 604-631-1019
99
00000045
9*000000
ta6ed
ooajgesou
HKMMIW ovwo
USB'ZZfr (V09) teUtfSOl D9J0 yoMpooAA iwnjMHipiV JwpU V3
JUOMIHfM OLWO
H69-/.gC(09T oq eapeiiuoo Asuv
6Z69-al2E (WOT JJaWfflW Ql.tr90
A|AyM3iN WW
ZllC-189 (we) 16Z9-18S (t>09)
mm i^jbMSSSfg
03 SHiOMUOJI IX
VtV!
|88)S.(ajni3ni)s
8CU-869 (W9) uifsmos tier
8iGiS3|jqBj pais * PROS |oa)s P^^rws 02150
9SVSH8S (W9) ISL 1*188 (M) fljaquaoms JH3_
~ a j A W k B l fl Sio,e3jjq8_ AAVr loms (Binpnns 021S0
909t-99fr(M.9) MZ0-59V' (V09) 021SO
uos 9 PJim otiioeo |93)S pjnisnns
ee_e-8Z9i CCEZ-9ZS (W) poc/wpeja xajv
vVrll'.fti.Vt.V'V'irtJtf'.'.f J*v::;-r*ft * T ! ai 'aT#a_f90t_t A I AM.
_,_ "Aiuosaw OlOM)
899V-66Z (frOO) liTsTeazlwfl) otiBfj/xatv
Aiuosaw OiOW
uosutBHnrVVJ9)^! Ajuosew U103SJ9
SZZ0-ZS8 (W9) ZZZQ-ZS8 (W9) OIOW)
PH 00 Aiuosaw bui|0 Aiuosew
osopd fa^a
i':
Zltrl-S9Z(M].
.;
. vv;v.;>
i <.>;*4 d:*j;.5
S_i-'V
__%
22(t IS^l^S^SSttSJ
_l_ti^_^_lAUIBUU8H U8Af
?*?
PIT |84JS POBJUIBW iBAWI
^^t^y'V^^r*^'
pa,S 8upJU|OH| . 0V9S0
VC68-88S (09)
jeqau SIJX8H pajS mtpjoiutaul OWCO
ntr8*9t*6 iWBY teeu-otrettro
rnmi^mm ?';&& ^ ^
mxm&gimi. OZSCO
rJns 8J913U00
HZZ-I.9Z (frOM qyo_ MOipuv
Xjddrts j8uoo 0Z9CO
ouejou law aiaouoo 8fiiB_ei
S9W-fr2C (tr09T 1999-ZZC (W9) OZSCO
siajauoo'sojB'HseM :/|ddnsJ|aj3uoo
*19S'MZ (W>9)
____________i_^_5__
^^pi e*8lons OVZZ
lZZS-899 (W9) 8880J_ApnU
ejanjoys ItrZZO
606S^)Z9.(g09r OJeBunp uajdais PJl tiu|10llS Pue UOftBABOK3 U031BW
_S8s-ozs (1:09) OlrZZO
uiViAinmuy uonapunoj juex eiejDjCMS
^S68-C-Z (>09T ZZCC-CZZ (W9) OfZZO
Buuoqs 3UP8_ 1*0 8)0J^Ol(S
99ZI-16Z (V09) CVBZ-16Z (W9) xeipuies Sai9
>JI'
^ _ _ _ _ | ^ _ V _ :
uottflooiaa
S9Z>-a6Z(09r zetusAiv iajad
spafojd ayjaed Jemoq uoiwoujaa OSOZO
IZU-9W (W) UOiUIOUlOO OfiOZO
Uisutvedao BuflWirisa uojaoujao op pua pjaflipin
z9kw (wisT 9ZS,-Wf (W>9)
uotKiautao OSOZO
uoitnj isi9)i (too uotvjotuao ye
6.0t*Z9tr(VO9) S992"?Cf (M9)
<,y; ;.^*v'^ '.?IW>Vfei^:'
UoMIMMz&m
jwiuoo
-i-adoas riKSpoo
-s&lSgd
Z86ed
___0-k9Z(M9) 68-i9Z (09T Ape9.0"ea PH djnb3 poo j vsbod isa/u juatudinbg.ao^AWS Pood oini
apBMQPS sprtpoJd pajaaui8u_ w_l ,ueuidmb_ aoiwas PQOJ 0VHV
Z9Zt-G_Z (W9> W06:z<w)
U99-tS2(W9) joisiowpoa pjl djnb3 pooj aassna .ueuudirtbg aotAias poo j" OefU
Z080-9Z(ra9)
U0)SJ8UI8H a,8Q dioo suiejsAs uiajaeMiaON ,U3UirJ|rtb3 80|Ai8S pooj 01-fU
8.ZQ-6ZZ (fr09)
IC99-CSZ (t>09) 8|eQ/ue|Ja sues V ".SO xarv ,uauict|rtb3 ec(Ajes poo_ OUrU
889Z-BSZ (M9)
SfeaStfra
S299-I9Z (WI9) jepuunznin, A1B9 aa
pn BuBBiooaa eufiursd uroiaaMl . o u t t u p c l l 00860
iji i--rn--r IV m
'" ' * ri ' ' .' '
0JSl(8UO)S
.....,....>._. AimtMvi mm
etrtjeoo jooi j
j
0966Q
hoard
rVi^gJ^B^
iZ&tW
-pn astiuas jasoio JOOQ oypad Siooa arjBiuoinv 09W0
>y^-^ ^-v-'^^^tfo^j^H^^tf^^^^^
s6ed
igllill
168tr-086 (609)
i> ..;.("..>, <v'.,.e;; l,.i.>>*-
laluaxAuoi
fr;h;.*'.s~}i:t\'r^
^Vc5]^________?_^ii_^ " ' 0 u ( t a 3 H < S S u t q u u n i d ( { 1 0 ) 1
(Botuapaw 00091
(aofuatioaw e|8jo9g laatueipaw 00091
8 Z W- 9 Z 8 I K I 9 T 0Qfr6-9ZZ (1>09T uijBN UOM
iBOiUBipaw tana (BOiueuoatA, 000SI
69Zt>-9Z9 (W9) 6CZ2-9iS (V09I izixa ueiioouoser
iTOtuetpaw ei{d,V leatuBuaaw 00091
ZlZft6 (MIS) 96Z6-IV6 (frO0) 6uat(o uyuew
,ieo!ueqooW'SLMOl$!m
^ i s i _ l ___j_________i^_ uaiuna pejg
(J.a, <.i.:j'.V.V^.1!^j-5x-;..
sasydJ8iu3 uei uoisvhq "Buneas Bjditjn,*, 066ZI
Z9Zr"ZZS (WW) Z2f 9-ZZS (t09)
*3U| spnpoid Jne;uao fiuiteas etdivRw 06821
C6Cl-0 (W>9) 8805-OEtr (W)9) jafiantuaxaog Xieo
U0SJ3,8d'0pJn|A| 3u, siua+sAs pods Bipeasao Buneas 3&WW
8Z2Z-69> (V09) 8029-V9KW9)
uoa9 yaqoy -out Auedtuoo SURaas wmji flui,B9S atdwnvv
C8>Z-f 89 (mm)
Bunaas U83(iauiv 08621
Z099-ZCZ(9l-9r 8020-9^008-1 uiauniedaa BwiauBiss
uoijnqiJisiQ ipaiai e|A Bqieas AassriH 06621
8291-959 (tr09) Z0SC-9B9 (9ZZJ piapae pni
Chris Beaton
00000049
osoooooo
Rob Third
President
George Third & Son Ltd,
Rob Third
George Third * Son / Empire Ironworks.BC / Dynamic Structures /KWH Constructors ;
(604)
(604) 526-2333 (604) 946-5515 (604) 941-9481 (604,
299-7969
Original Message
From: Rob Third
Sent: April/16,-2008. 4:26 PM
To: Chris Beaton; Gavin Yee
Cc: Tom de Wolf; Arif Rahemtulla
Subject; RE1: Steel take, of fs from Design Consultants can't be right.
Importance: High
m
Thanks Chris, ........please see enclosed.
Rob Third
George Third & Son / Empire Ironworks BC / Dynamic Structures. / KWH Constructors
(604) 526-2333 (604) 946-5515 (604) 941-9481 (604)
. 3
00000051
299-7969
m Original Message^- v
From: Chris Beaton [mailto:cbeaton@ConcertProperties.com]
Sent: April 16, 2008 2:08 PM
To : Gavin Ye e ; Rob Third __--r . - ;_^l '
Cc: Tom de Wolf; Arif Rahemtulla s=*^^"-*- *--===*r.-
Subject: RE: GTS Memorandum of Understanding "DRAFT"
Gavin / Rob, \. t
As discussed at yesterday's meeting Pavco will pay for steel once received in George
Third's yard for fabrication. Billings to be backed up by agreeable documentation and
signed off by.. Dominion prior to inclusion in monthly draws.
Thank You,
Chris Beaton -
PavCO
Ph^ 604:-30j0123 _. '_... .,,; -
Fx: 604-688-6882 .
.^Original Message
From: Gavin Yee [mailto:GYee@dominionco.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 10:17 AM
To: Rob Third
Cc: Chris
' Subject: Beaton;
GTS Tom deof Wolf;
Memorandum Arif Rahemtulla.
Understanding "DRAFT'*
ib,
Further to our meeting yesterday with Chris Beaton, Tom Dewolf and me here is the Word
Document of the "DRAFT" Membrandum of Understanding that we reviewed. This document is
subject to approval by" our client'Pavco. We would like to use your March 14th budget as
the Guaranteed Maximum Price based on 6,000 Tons (subject to final weight determined by
final design), however, if you can update to the BOM issued yesterday that would be great
We need, to finalize this by To m o r r o w ! ! - f
_Rob Third
i&keorge Third & Son*/ Empire Ironworks BC / Dynamic Structures / KWH Constructors
^ B f 6 0 4 ) 526-2333 (604) 946-5515 (604) 941-9481 (604)
299-7969
00000052
-----Original Message
jjrom: Gavin Yee [mailto:GYee@dominionco.com]
Ant: April 16, 2008 8:15AM . , ' , \. V
^fb- Rob Third; Dennis Dupasquier; Jeff Muilins; Alex Blackwood
Cc- Bob-Reimer; C. Rowan;. Tim Terpenning;. Erhard Hinko; Robert Gagnon
Subject: BC Place New Hightex Roof - Progress Drawings of Ring Beam ' .
Ring Beam Progress drawings FYI, t^._.-r.._.t . --., ': - ' .c ' ' . ' -*-- - *
Please review portal frame upgrades and confirm pricing to complete this.work.
Gavin Yee, A.Sc.T. GSC LEED(r) Accredited Professional Project. Director Direct Dial
604.631.1080
Cell: 604.341.4746 .
-Original Message .
From: Glenn Hufeick [malltb:61ehn.Hubick@genivar.com] .. ~ _,...,..a**. -.-. .-
"sentT April 10, 2008 7:27 AM
To : Gavin Ye e . . -
Cc: cbeaton@ConcertP.roperties.com; Doug Radclirr
Subject: Fwd: BC Place New Hightex Roof
Gavin, . ' ~ "'
Please find attached progress drawings of ring beam upgrades, as requested.
gards, . "
enn
This e-mail is intended only for the named recipient and may contain confidential and/or
privileged material. Any unauthorized copying, dissemination or other use by a person
other than the named recipient of this communication, is prohibited. If you received this
in error or are not named as a recipient, please notify-the sender and.destroy all copies
of this e-mail i m m e d i a t e l y.
Please consider the environment before printing this.email.
00000053
" April 16/08
Job3619-BC Place Roof '
36 101.8 3663.0 52.8 1900.0 Ave. wt has doubted: max wt now 115t
Compression Rings
Masts 36 7g.4 2856.8 38.9 1400.0 Split into 4-5 sections to erect; was 3
36 18.6 ' 669.5 11.1 400.0 May have to split int 2 to erect
Outriggers
1000.0
7716.8 4700.0
Total
% increase = 64.2
00000054
Schlaieh BWBermvnn
and Partner IP '
. Structural Cortsutcfng
' Enginwra
ej35r.'.:>* tswS-
BC Place
Summary of Preliminary Elements / Quantities .
Steel '
Element Ty p e G r a d e . A p p r o x i m a t e D i m e n s i o n s Tonnage
Stmts Welded Box Grade50 \ 600,1500 500-1500 130-50- 400tor' & {O Cfitlft
Cables
120 150 mm
Upper Backstay Fully Locked WS-3
Lower Backstay Fully Locked WS-3 120 150 mm
00000055
9SO00OOO
^BaaS aq pxnc*. ^h; AspwsaA panssx wda aU3 oi a^Bpdn ubo noA gr 'aaAawoq ' (uBxsap TeuT3^
Aq paufuas^ap ^q6ta xeuxj 03 ^oafqns) suoj,- 000'9 uo pasBq aoxaa umuixxBw paa^usjBno aqr^
se ^aBpnq q:m tpjBW *noA asn 03 a^T PT^om aM 'OOABd Viatta * Act TAOJcdd 03 tjoatqns
ex ^uaamoop srqx pa/naxAajr. sm ^3 6uxpue:jSJtapun 30 umpuBJouiaw ..xdVHda aqtl 3 ^uauinooa
. paotA aqxj?x_ajr,3u; Pu* JTOMaa ujoj, 'uo^aa sxaqo qqxM ABpxa^saA Bux^aaw ano 03 ;tau_:j\;m* -.-.
' . . 'qH
,6964.-662
,6nq, T8W-IV6 (MS)' "STSS-9W (..0ft). r5-tWS U0.9)
C W 9 i Wo i ^ 8 m 7 5 p n a s - t u i B u A a / O H s ^ a o . l a a x d u * / u o S * P x Ti ~ 0
1461U . laouewstrjiui
uo)eae sijmo
r
Z.SOOOOOO
z . '
,. -Axa^Bxpauiiux xTBUI"a STM^ 3
saxdoo xxB Aoa^sap puB japuas aq: A3X30U asBaxd '^uaxdxoajc b sb pauiBu-aou a.zB xo aoxza ux
sxq:, paAxaoaa noA 3X paqxqxqaxd aT noxqBoTununuoo stqq 3d ^uaxdxoai pauieu aq^ .UBqq aaq^o
uosaad b-Aq asn Jtaq:o ao uox^euxiuassxp 'BuxAdoo pazxjtoq^nBtm Auv xsT^^Bui Pa6aTTAxad>^
ao/puB x^T^uapxjuoo uxb^uo? Abui pub quaxdxoaj paungu ag3' J03 Ajuo papuaqux sx XT*"*-3 s:WJSQ&
3(aoM sxq^ a^axdiuoo pq fiuxoxad uurxjuoo puB sapBiBdn aoiBjg j^jod: M3ifA3j assaxd
'lAd sBuxrABJip ssaafiojd uisaa Bux
. 696_-662
(V09) T8*6-T*6 (09) STSS-9&6 (V09) 2-92S <W)9)
s^oaoazqsuoo HMX ' / sawooi^s otuibuAq / Da s^buo^i
p a x q xajcxduia / uos .9 pJCTMX ^fijoao
qoa
dVSV sxqV'^B But^oox axdoad x^Y^3!^^ *m ^a5 ^ Paau * 'u9oe HOW }eq3 }a6 1 ubo
uiBaa'ButM 30 sBuxMBaa
* ssaaBoJd
- job* axa^qBfH
aA wan aoexd
T A eOS
o :3H i^oaCqns
:ox
W\f 6:8 .8002 '9T IT^V ^uas
[tuoo'pJxq^6@qoj:oaXTBUll P^THi qoH luiojjj
aBsssaw xux6xao '-
pjjqi qoy
LuealTIonmqsuoD BDeJd DS
6S000000
. spje6ay -
japuatJonnojhdaJBsaBe>|OBdaMluaMM'sisBq <
paimbaj sb ub uo sapBJ* iBUoH!ppB juau^ddns paau Abiu aM ^uauj,snfpB Aub aijnbei noA j. mou* aui vn *f
uaje>j
speuioo S.00d *d S3P*. W8 paPP* * " P3^ 8l * i?!M J^P-^."- 9as 8SB3|d
UjABQlH
' m sjappjg pasodojd e,d Dfl -3* spates
JQ 103B<_
Page 2 of2
T ^ K ^ u a r e i n s m ^ ^
minute studying tonight
I have attached the updated bidders list. A few questions per my post it note:
1 Nationai Tifc I lefton me list as mis was the Erhard> i-^^> Wf* , on me Convention Centre.
I^Teroenning suggested we delete Status and add Bridge Electro.
'I. KTrXour Revolving Door guys, and me, all do this work. .
I have attached the pdf, andit is also located in the project folder:
Thanks,
Karen Ling,
Project Manager
Direct Dial 604-631-1019 ' .
00000060
19000000
1.368(1
VW*"
gsBed
VOZ-9L9 (09T
gfrW'frSZ (09) j US8-tr92,(fr08) | ttJQ3a9U3BJO
mmm
HM^stikt-'.r^ j^Yfa^A^^*^ WtfrS^^JfiSPQlffi- -
ZZOL'ZZZ (W) 080kZZC (MB)
a
Billn iIWOfiBNi s u o n e N ' 8 111 0I.E60
pnooataJBis 01C60
SSCS-trSZ Cft)9) W86-WZ (W>8) OUOQ UQ([H1
8JO0|J |B3P1 OIG60
9aU^Cfrftr09T wsg-te(troar |3ttfiU3QU8a
atu.3jutej99.S90 OIE60
S9ZtrSCt>(M3) i.sftr9etr(ro9) uosuej+suMoeruier
eflj~iiierv3Bpua 01660
089I-OW(09) O/9Z-0t-S(W)B) )(lU3a
Wlai09S5W 01660
TbtTieTlwiiiT >ZZ-S8(W9)
ffiffimmmmnmmmmm i ^ ^ a ^ ^ ^ ^ r i l ^ l ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
f778y88ii-350y (6041536-1629
Huasey Seating, via Tatedi Diattibution
. *4l
t Page 3
00000063
April 16, 2008
Dominion Fairmile Construction Ltd., (Dominion or DFC) is Construction Manager. Agent for BC
Pavilion Corporation a crown corporation for the Province of British Columbia (Owner or Pavco) PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Subject to approval by the Province of British Columbia. Dominion confirms that it is the intention of
the Owner to enter into a formal Design - Build Contract agreement with Hightex Gmb (Design -
Bui.de.rpr HIGHTEX) for the Retractable Roof System (Work) for thei^bD^efereri^dJ^acL "CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Until such time when the formal Design - Build Contract agreement can be fully executed, between
Pavco and HIGHTEX, this Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) serves as an-outline of the SPECIAL PROJECTS
contract requirements and intent of the agreement. This MOU establishes the understanding that
HIGHTEX is committed in working cooperatively with Pavco and DFC-in good faith for the purpose of
finalizing an acceptable'contract process that is transparent, fair and meets Pavco's objectives on
function budget and schedule. This MOU is intended to supplement the memorandum of
understanding as prepared by HIGHTEX (HIGHTEX MOU).
All Work shall be in accordance with the contract documents, conditions and clarifications as
mutually agreed. . .
The Project:
The BC Place Roof Replacement Project (Project) will cover the replacement of the existing air
supported roof with a retractable roof system; a non-air-supported fabric covered-cabled structure.
The retractable roof system is suspended by a steel structure of 36 pylons/ masts, beams,
"outriggers inriggers, compression ring and tension ring elements. The Project will Include upgrades
of the existing concrete structure below the new roof as well as associated mechanical and electrical
systems for the roof. It Is understood by HIGHTEX that construction will be "Fast Tracked", as
design information will be issued sequentially by HIGHTEX lo allow critical materials to be ordered
and construclion to proceed before the design is fully completed. HIGHTEX understands the Design
- Build responsibilities of the project and they will be working under conditions where it will be
necessary to proceed with shop drawings and fabrication based, on design information that may not
be fully developed into "working drawings" as well as providing design information in time to allow
critical path construction activities to proceed and critical path procurement of long lead materials
and equipment for the Work. They also understand it will be required to work within the Guaranteed
Maximum Price (GMP). DOMINION FAIRMILE
-. i
CONSTRUCTION LTD.
Intent of The Agreement: ;
BROADWAY TECHCENTRE
Currently HIGHTEX is providing consulting services under a Professional Consulting Services
Aqreement with Pavco. Further to the memorandum of understanding as prepared by HIGHTEX 130 - 2985 VIRTUAL WAY
(HIGHTEX MOU), dated March 3, 2008 Rev (5). (18 Pages), Pavco has selected HIGHTEX for their
VANCOUVER. BC
special expertise with retractable roof, cabled supported roof structures, fabric roof systems, cable
erection experience and successful track record working on integrated design and construction CANADA V5M4X7
projects (Refer to HIGHTEX Statement of Qualifications). HIGHTEX has demonstrated expertise in
their "design - build" retractable roof capabilities, high fabrication capacity, manpower capabilities,
TEL 604 631-1000
track record in working in tight schedule conditions, delivering on time/ on budget, working with
cooperative/ collaborative contract arrangements. Through .this process, HIGHTEX has a good FAX 804 631-1100
understanding of the extent of the Work, general requirements, temporary works, scheduling,
procurement, means and methodology for the Work and has established a Guaranteed Maximum
Price (GMP) for the Work.
00000064
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Structural Steel and Miscellaneous Metals
April 16. 2008
The Integrated team (Team), comprised of Pavco/ Stantec/Hightex/. SBP/ Geiger/Tensys/ George
Third/ Genivar/ DFC has been working closely with HIGHTEX and their consulting engineers over
the past two months for the Project. The Team has been utilizing HIGHTEX' and their consulting
engineer's unique expertise for cable supported, retractable roof systems expertise and resources
for preplanning, budgeting, scheduling and constructabiiity reviews to prepare and facilitate the
Work. This "Design - Build" methodology allows, the Team to work in a collaborative basis* to
qptimizj*/Steel;design, -run(^rrf..integration%vy,th the existing building systemssasd construction-
solutions with the objectives of completing the Project on time and on budget. Preplanning for
construction concurrently during the design-is critical due to the limited time constraints. The Project
must.be completed before the 2010 Olympics, specifically in time for the VANOC overlay work
commencing in November 2009. Time is of the essence.
This integrated process will transition into a construction contract and will supersede the
Professional Consulting Services Agreement. This MOU will confirm that HIGHTEX is committed in
working cooperatively with Pavco-and DFC in good faith lo finalize a construction contract.
Parties to The Agreement:
All Work shall be carried out in accordance with the Contract Documents. The contract agreement
shall be a Design - Build Stipulated Price Contract, CCA 14, 2000 complete with Supplemental
Conditions between HIGHTEX and Pavco. The supplemental conditions will be modified to
incorporate
. ' the Role of the Construction Manager.*- .*- -v- ' ' . ' . ' * *
Owner: . Pavco .
Architect: Stantec (Prime Consultant)
Structural (Existing Building): Genivar
Mechanical: Genivar
Electrical: Genivar
Construction Manager: Dominion
Third Party Reviews: Arup
S t r u c t u r a l S t e e l Tr a d e C o n t r a c t o r G e o r g e T h i r d & S o n s ( G T S ) . .
Steel Erection Trade Contractor . KWH Constructors Corp. (KWH).
Design - Build Roof Contractor: Hightex (Design - Builder)
Structural (above transfer beam) SBP
Structural (Transfer structure) Geiger (Engineer of Record/ Coordinating Engineer)
Fabric Te n s y s
Clean Energy concept Transolar
Photovoltaic System Solar Next ).
Acoustics MutlerBBM,' . ....-...--.'....-
General Scope of Work - (Shall Include but not necessarily limited to the following,:
1. All design and engineering for the retractable roof structure and systems as referenced in
HIGHTEX MOU. ...
2. Supply and install all labour, materials, and equipment necessary for the complete installation of
the Retractable Roof System work listed herein for the project.
3. Include all project management, executive support, engineering, administrative staff, contract
administrators, QA/QC personnel, project accounting, shop drawings, detailing, travel costs
(possible overseas), disbursements. All as required to support each discipline related to
HIGHTEX operations both onsite arid offsHe.
4. Include all general requirements, temporary measures and temporary works necessary for a
complete installation of the Work.
5. Supplyand instalKWorkir*ccordance with SBP, Geiger and Tensys specifications.
6. Refer to Hightex's drawings for general scope of work. v
7.- Upper and lower catwalks, related ramps, access ladders
8. Additional new columns to upgrade existing "Portal Frames" below existing ring beam and
plates required for strengthening existing portal frame columns.
9. Supply and install temporary axial cable guys tied to top of masts for support of erection loads
include removal of cable guys afterwards. Include vertical tie downs of masts and water ballast
anchors for balanced weights on opposite sides of the masts. *
m Supply and install slide bearings and supply related CIP ernbed steel'for the pylons by GTS.
11. .Supply embed steel for steel framing to support facade by GTS.
00000065
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Structural Steel and Miscellaneous Metals
April 16. 2008 .
Contract documents between the Owner and Design-Builder will be issued by Dominion in due
course Please provide acknowledgment and acceptance of the terms and conditions of this letter by
signingiaarJireturning a capy.of this letter tww^by fax-Vrithirwaedays. SubjecttoPavcd&approveii&^z*-. -* '<as^-
will prepare your Design - Build Contract Agreement. Upon acceptance of this memorandum of
understanding and subject to approval by Pavco, you are authorized to proceed with the Work and
begin procurement of necessary materials, manpower and equipment necessary for the full
execution of your work as generally outlined in this MOU.
Work bv Others:
.1.' Engineering of existing concrete structure below the steel portal frame.
2; Engineering for other mechanical, electrical, plumbing, public address system and lighting
systems not specifically integral with the retractable roof system such as motors, drives and
controls, i n fl a t i o n systems, gutter/ RWL systems. *_
3. Structural Steel supply and installation
4. Fire Protection ' ' - '
5. Power supply for retractable roof . " ... \ _. .....,._.... -.._. -
6 . L i g h t n i n g p r o t e c t To h . . - : . = ~ .
7. Video screens, fights and speakers
8. Existing ring beam'waterproofing and roofing
9. Concrete transfer beam
.10. Structural steel masts, embeds, slide bearings, outriggers, in riggers, lower back stays,
compression ring, radial beams,
15. Steel pylons, related connections, splices, bolts, plates welding etc. (36 each) by GTS:
16. Steel horizontal struts and roof edge beam, related connections, bolts, plates; welding etc.
17. Compression ring box girder sections, related connections, bolts, plates, welding etc. by GTS
18. Supply and install Lower steel backstays members (below horizontal strut) by GTS.:
19. Install only, upper cable backstays (supplied by Hightex)
20. Steel for 36 In-rigger for 10 cable tension ring
21. Steel for radial beams
22. Additional new columns to upgrade existing "Portal Frames" below existing ring beam and
plates required for strengthening existing portal frame columns.
23. Supply and install temporary axial cable guys tied to tpp of masts for support of erection loads
include removal of cable guys afterwards.' Include vertical tie downs of masts and water ballast
anchors for balanced weights on'opposite sides of the masts.
24. Supply and Install slide bearings and supply related CIP embed steel for the pylons by GTS. . .....
25. Supply embed steel for steel framing lo support facade by GTS.
26. Supply and erect 5 tower cranes, 2 crawler cranes, 1 hydraulic crane, tuggers. tirfors, hoisting
equipment etc. '. - . r
00000066
i
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Structural Steel and Miscellaneous Melals )
April 16. 2008
Transfer Ring:
S1.0 Transfer Ring S4.0 Steel Sections
S3.0 Concrete Sections
s p e c i fi c a t i o n s : Retractable Roof
Parti Roof Structure Part II
05121 Structural Steel 09961 High Performance Coatings
It is intended for the following budget to be a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP). HIGHTEX will be
required to demonstrate competitive pricing, tendering of major suppliers, equipment vendors and
subtrades and costs in an "open book" process. The GMP is based upon issuance of design
drawings and specifications. It is understood these design drawings will be updated and adjusted on
final snow and wind,loads from the modeling report as prepared by RWDI by end of April 2008 and
final design information will be issued in May 2008.
00000067
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Structural Steel and Miscellaneous Metals
April 16. 2008 ' '
Sec 13,Sec 17
#
Tendering and Competitive Pricing:
It is HIGHTEX responsibility to identify any long-lead delivery items and provide competitive pricing
r e s l . t s f r ^ h r e e P v e n d o ; 4 a r i d ^ ^ . c a b l e d ^ ^ a c k u p f o r s u W ^ i o n t o ' D P C ^ J n c e p r. c . n g
results are tabulated for a complete price including duties, freight, Provincial Sales tax. HIGHTEX
will be required to submit this information for "requisition to purchase as recommended by
HIGHTEX and approved by Pavco. This procurement process is intended to be an open book ana
transparent process. Tendering & competitive pricing is required for the following list but not
necessarily limited to the following list of major equipment vendors, suppliers and subcontracted
budget items. - /
1. Cables
2. Castings \
. 3. Fabric
4. Liner
5. Clamping systems
6. Upper Backstays
7.. ...Clevis and cable ends . * . - * * *
8. "Photovoltaic system
9. Manufacture of cushions
10. Retractable roof drive system.and related hardware
1 1 . I n fl a t i o n s y s t e m . , '
12. BM controls system
13. Jacking equipment and hydraulic system
14. Crows nests and temporary access ladders
15. Mechanical systems
16. Electrical systems
17. Catwalks
18. Gutter systems and Rain water leaders (RWL) , -
Once the requisition has been made from HIGHTEX on the purchase of the item and approved, the
item will become a fixed price. HIGHTEX should be clear if the requisition does not cover specifically
identified items that have not been priced or included in the requisition.
)
Other items will be considered to be work self performed directly by HIGHTEX' in-house resources
such as project management, shop drawings and construction engineering .erectioni labour-
temporary bracing. HIGHTEX in-house fabrication at rates mutually agreed (H GHTEX to submit
schedule of rates for approval. These rates are to exclude overhead and fee. Costs will be
substantiated by HIGHTEX costs reports in an open book process.
Pavco and DFC reserve the right to competitively tender parts of the work at their own discretion.
This work may include but not necessarily limited to cat walks platforms and railings.
We request that you expedite procurement of all long delivery items, and commence with the shop
drawing, process as soon as design information is made available (in accordance with the project
procurement sheet) to meet the Project schedule commitments to the Owner Please prepare your
complete list of submittals for this project and send this list outlining target dates for tendenng, RFQ
to suppliers and trades, target closing dates, requisitions. Owner's approval etc. for submission to
our office for approval (a copy of this spreadsheet is available for your use).
Please submit your detailed schedule of shop drawing submissions, anticipated equipment/ material-
deliveries and your detailed schedule to coordinate with same. All work shall be in accordance with
the contract documents.
Change Order mark up will'be limited to 10% Overhead (including Home Office overheads, shop
overheads project management, site supervision and site general conditions) and 5/o Profit on the
cost of the change. Mark up will not be applicable on Charge Out rates and equ.pment rates when
00000068
69000000
xjo/v\ am ino Ajjbo oi Ajessaoau j/ioAe| umo Jiaqi joj, ajqjsuodsaj aq ueqs jap|ing-uB|saa aqi g
siuauinobfj pbjjuoq aqi
uiiM eouepjooDB ui p'o papjeo oq ueqs >|joaa uv spbjiuoq apeJi .enpiAtpui aqi )0 aoueuuojjad
iBiiUBisqns aqi oi Ju P"B pafoJd ijejaAO aqj jo ooueuuoijad leijuejsqns aqj *m appw.o> II^MS
spbjiuoq lenpiAjpuj jo pouad Aiubjjbm am leqi 'pouad Ajubjjbaa eqi p aiep luetueouaiuujoo . #
aqi Buiuiujjatap jo espdind eqi joj 'puejsjapun pue auinssa ueqs japiing-uBisea aqi t>
s6uimbjp Hjnq-se paiinbaj.
10 uoijaiduico pue vom j|aqj Bu|6eueui joj Ajessaoau sb sjaijddns pue sepej.-qris '.auuosjad
pafojd Jieqj oj uoijnqujsip joj pajjnbgj suoijeoypads-.pue.-siuaiunoop jo sjas iBUOffippB
Aue jo 6ujsBqaind jo sjsoo 6u|iuud umo Jiaqi joj, ajqisuodsaj aq ||im japHng-uBiserj eqi
jauMO aqj oj jsoo leuojuppe ou ib papuaiui jjjom
aqj euiujiouad uiojj, jepung-u6isea aqj sdAetiaj Abm ou uj sjuaujnaop pafojd [|e MajAeJ pue as
aqj jisia oj ejnnej mjom m ajaiduioo oj Ajessaoau voaa aqi jo adoos aqj pub suowipuoo ays
qjiM saAiosuiaqi Ajsrjes pue azuemujei ol uoipadsui ajis e ajaiduioo ueqs japjjng-uBisaa eqi z
suoijipuoQ lejuauiaiddns
qjiM aiaiduuoo 0002 'H VOO 'pejjuoo aoua'pajeindrjis Png - uBjsaa e aq ueqs jueujaajBe
pejjuoo aqi sjuoujnooa pejjuoo ^MJ Ml!* aouepjoooe ui mo paineo oq ijeqs.jpoAA IIV l
i(dj pai|iiii| Aijjessaoau jou jnq) suoeouueio Pu suorjjpuoQ
:souoisanw sjauMO
! ~ (udy pajep jaaqspeajds Odd o% iajaa :a|npaqos juauiajnaoid
' 8003 'I HJiv PHP suibjBbip Bujseqd Odd oi jajea :suiej6eia Buisaqd
9002 'I IMdV P^Jep ejnpaqos joafojd 6dQ * i8*a :o|npaqos uoRoruisuoo
..""'" .ainpaqos asajojd
-jauMO aqj oj >peq jiaAaj ||im saouejeq pesnun Aue
papuadxa Aiim jou s| AouaBuijuoo eqj j| odd pue ooABd ujojj .jeAOJdde joud uodn A.uo pawiujad
aq him sajnjlpuadxa AouaBurjuoQ sunuaAO jeBpnq Aua joj aiqsuodsaj aq him X31H9IH pepuadxe
Su si Ji JI aouBMOiiv qss'o e aq oj papuajui jou pus an.BA paxij e si AoueBujjuoo aqi sujei|
jaBpnq pue pojapuoj uaaMjaq sasusueA aqj pue uojjeieose aoud jgaoo oj papuajuj s| AouoBuijuoq
S6U|MBJP pUB
suoijBoiiioads auiijno aqj jo juajui aqj jaeui oj pajinboj bjb pue joafojd aqj oj saBueqo adoos ppB
iou op Aaqj papiAOJd 'juamdojaAap uBisap fiiiunp papadxa oq ubo jeqi saoueuBA jouiuj joj MO||e \m
IWl mil dlAjo aqj peduJi JBqj saBueqo adoos joaoo oj papuajuj jou si Aoua6uiiuoo uoipnjjsuoo
out -diAJO aqi qsiiqajse oi pajeujrjsa sjafipnq pue sjsoo lenps |buu uaaMjaq aoueueA .Bjiuaiod
euJsB iiaM se siinsea Japuaj uj aoueueA aqj jbaoo oj papnpuj uaaq seq AouaBuijuoo uojpnjjsuoo v
. . jauMO aqj oi
xoeq jiaAej iiim juriouje AouaBuijuoo pesnun ibjoj aqj pue AouaBuijuoo pasnurt |ejoi aqi sj Aja/vipajja
aouajauip siqi '(dlAJO) aqi ueqi ssaj bjb aaj uojpiuisuoo X31H9IH Buipnpui sajniipuadxa 8|qeMO||B
lie ii'toated e.qi jo uonaidujoo uoda-'ssaooid uBisap aqi ui Apea aoud e 6uixij uo paseq pafojd
siqj'BuuaAiiap ui aiunsse tiiM X31H0IH *su luejaqui aqj spauaJ.puB uoijeuijojui uBjsap> ajetduiooui
uo paseq aoud aqj aajuBjen6 oj X31HOIH 9aw>0 ji sb pejjuoo aqi oi jejBaiui si Aoua6u|iuoo sjqi
bBuimbjp uBisap oiajduiooui pue oneujeqos uo peseqsi (dW9) eMJ sb sjsoo ,enpe pue pajeujijsa
ui aoueueA aqi joaoo oi papnpus si.iSD + ogz'SSC'S^ JO lunouis aqi ui AouaBujiuoo uoipnjisuoo v
. , ' f.j :AauaDuguoQ
jjaqi p Ajajes aqj joj Aliiiqai, pue Anjtqisuodsaj [tnj aiunsse jsnui japimg-uBisaa auj.'9'QZ
'seuirj ne ja sjsaA .
Ajajes JB3Mpus qy.MpapiAOJd aje as uo saaAoidma Jjeqj ajnsua jsnui jepijng-uBisaa aqi SOZ
^sej u| aBueqo
lueoijiuBis qoea ie suuoj uononjisui Aiajes qor-aid ajaidujoo jsmu japang-uBisaa aqi>02
s)|sei '* Bupuauiujoo ejojsq sajnpaoojd >uom ajes l.'wqns isnui j'epiina-urjjsaa aqi ZQZ
ajis uo )|jom Aue 6upueuiuJoo
ejopq OSO s.uoiuiujoa oj papiAOJd aq isnui sjapuig SQSW sjapuna-uBwaa aqi'202
aijs uo xjom Aue Bupueujujoo
ajojaq pue pbjiuoo io pjeMB jo smbbm z u\Hm suejd luawssasse pjezBq pus sajnpaoojd
HJOM ajes ouioads pafojd 'lenueuj Ajajes Aueduioo jjaqj OSO s.uoiuiuioq oj jjuiqns
isnui pue uiBjBoJd Ajajes s.uojuiiuoq qijM A|dujoo pajjnbaj aq mm japng-uB|saa eqiTOZ
:6ujMono* aqi oi pajiujii iou mq
Buipnpuj oj pejaqpe aq isnui S3HO P"* 80M P spjepueis uv -eoueuodujiisou.injo.sj Ajajes 02
(oja 'luaujssasse pjezeq 'sauaAiiap
iBuaieuj Jofeui 'mjom jo seaje 'azis mbjo 'seAjpafqo apnpuj oj sjauuejd Ap,a8A/\) ^aeM .
AiaAa sBujiaaui uojieutpjooQ aqi ajojaq jauue|d AitfjaM e uJqns jsnui. japiing-u&saa aqi 61
sBufiaaui uoiieuipioop toaeM aqi spuaB ueuiejoj e ajnsua isnui japijng-uBjsaa euj. m
suiq aiBudoidde aqi uj qons esodsip pue asnjaj dn ueap isnui
Aaqi -A|uo suioojqounj sjapnng-uBisad aqi oi pauieiuoo aq isnui a6eqje6 saBejaAaq pue poo* n
sjseq AjiBp b uo aiis UJ04 paAoiuaj jo'paiUBUJ se sjaujeiuoo
iadojd-oqi u. peoBid aq oj s asnjaj [,V'at!S W aqi fiuwBa, ajojaq Auep uaddeMI isnuj
dn ueeio -uoiupuoo pajaunpun pue ueap e uj mjom Jb eeje Jiaqi uieiuieiu 01 poj.nbaj aq j m
jVpangSsisaa eqi U pue usap Ida* aq an.s aq, spuBuiap aiis siqi uo saqsiuij ,0 Ajijenb aMi 9,
-juaujaiinbaj
siqj iai/a Aiduioo 01 Ajessaoau juauidinbe pue s|BuajBui 'jnoqei Aiessaoau iib epjAoJd pua
,BAOujaj ajSBM uoipnjjsuoo pue aBecueB umo Jteqj joj aiqpuodsaj aq him japHngruBjsaa aqi gj.
HJOM jo Aieujuins 00 U to uo.paS oj jajay sapuaBjaUja joj peJiuoo aqi uj| pau.jap
SBidaoxa sABpuns uo eijs.uo peijqiqojd si. >uo/v\ sjqqq6.au oj Ajiujixojd 01 enp pajej? ueqi
jaiperaouamiuoo jouubo VoM uieoom ue'qi jaiuea Aue pais louueo -paAOjdde J! *PMS
uo mjoaa sjnoq asaqi ap.sino ijjom 01 luapuajuuedns s.uoiuiujoq ujojj |BA0Jdd8 joud uieiqo .
isnuj japima-uBisaa aqi Aepiij 01 AapuoW uo uidoe* 01 uieo*/. ujojj >uom joj uado sj ajis aMi n
aia 'xjom jo adoos 'Buijnpaqos. '.ojiuoo Ajijenb 'sajnpaoojd Aiajes moiaOj 01 as
MP 5U0M Bupuauiujoo oj joud 6u!ieauj 'uoiiBUipjooo qof-ajd e pua'iie jsnuj jap|ing-uB|saa aqi .t
sjuaiuaJinbay (ojiuoq ssOi s.uoiuiuioa qt|M A|duJoo isnui jopjing-uBjsaa eqi' 21
siuauinoop inoasop
6u.pnp.u4.siueuinooQ pe^uoQ aqi Aq paJinba^se-^^^
. ^jOMjoadoossjapiing-uBisaajoeusipuBqsieuaiBUJ
joj luaiudinba pue siBuajeuj 'jnoqej Ajessaoau^ joj ajqjsuodsaj aq him japiing-uBisag aqi ot
ainpaqos pafojd aqi qjjM aouBpJoooB
ui paiapuaj sb mjom aqj aja-|duioo pueyBis oj juauidinba pue jeModueui Ajessaoau aqj
aptAOjd.iHM pue sjuauiaJinbaj pafojd aqj ujim jbhiujbj si aq iBqi-spuBisjapun japimg-uBisea aqi 6
v saoiAjas punoiBjapun bibooj pue bhbjs
employees, shall ensure at least one employee on site has cunent level 1 first aid,.and
provide equipment and supplies in accordance with the requirements of Schedule 1as
outlined in the "Occupational First Aid Regulations" published by The Workers*
Compensation Board of British Columbia.
20.7.The Design-Builder's employees must complete a site' safety orientation before
commencingany work on site. Schedule orientatjorjs-wjth Dominion'S-S^erintendenHo^
^Tuesdays &Wsdays,^ ** " * ^:
21. The Design-Builder must ensure their foreman on site has a mobile phone.
22. The Design-Builder must complete a "Hot Works Permit* prior to commencing any cutting,
grinding, welding, and any spark-generating task. Tasks under Hot Works permits require fire-
watch.
23. The DesigivBuilder is responsible to ensdre protection of surrounding areas prior to starting
work:
The following information shall be included in your invoice:. (Submit breakdown and invoicing format
f o r t h e P r o j e c t M a n a g e r ' s r e v i e w p r i o r t o y o u r fi r s t b i l l i n g ) . v ,
5. . 10% holdback.
6. HIGHTEX to provide a waiver from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) for corporate income
tax on the component of the contract that would be subject to CRA income tax. If this waiver is
not received, the applicable portion of HIGHTEX invoices will be subject to a 15% withholding
tax that the Owner will be obliged to deduct from HIGHTEX billings.
7. Dominion's main office must receive the original invoice by no later than the 25th of each month
- for work up to and including the 25th of the month. Invoices will be processed by the end of the-
fotlowing month. Any invoices received after the 25th shall be included In the following month's
draw. Submit invoices by courier. Faxed copies will be accepted for pre-approval only but
not processed for payment. Invoices should be addressed as follows:
12. All queries with regard to your account billing (invoicing, contract value) must be directed to the
Project Accountant at 604-631-1000 or 604-631-1054 (fax).
00000071
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Structural Steel and Miscellaneous Metals
April 16,2008
13. When, your monthly progress cheques have been prepared, a courtesy call will.be made to
advise you." At this time, you may send a courier to pick the cheque up at reception (office
hours 7:30am to 5pm) or we will send it to you by mail. Please wait for our call before sending a
courier to pick up the cheque.
C e r t i fi c a t e of Insurance: , . ^^.
Within seveh^J^Wmelssuanw^jfTn^s Memorandum of Understanding and before any personnel
or materials are moved onto the Jobsite, the Design-Builder shall provide Dominion with a Certificate
of Insurance evidencing coverage as required by the Contract for the following:
1. Comprehensive General Liability insurance with a minimum limit of $2,000,000.00.
2. Automotive Liability Insurance on all licensed vehicles owned by or leased to the Design--
Builder, protecting the Design-Builder, against damages arising frofn bodily injury (including
death) and from claims for property damage arising out of their use in the operations of the
Design-Builder, its servapts, agents or employees under the Contract Documents. Such
insurance shall be for an adequate amount acceptable to the Owner and shall in any event be
not.less than two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) inclusive of any one occurrence.
3. Design-Builder's Equipment Insurance covering all tools and equipment owned or rented by the
Design-Builder, its servants, agents or employees against. All-Rlsks^pf loss orjglamage with^
". coverage sufficient to "allow for the immediate replacement of such equipnrtehi as is damaged or
destroyed. This insurance shall contain a waiver of subrogation against the Owner.
4. Please note the Certificate must be an original signed by the insurance company and include a
30-day Written Notice clause notifying us.of any changes or cancellations.
Submittals: :
Provide the following submittals to Dominion within 10 working days unless otherwise noted:
1.. List of office and field personnel, including your company's Site Safety Representative to be
used in the construction and administration of this project.'
2. Procurement schedule
3. Erection procedures, crane layout diagrams, site set up plans.
4. Submittal of Operations/Maintenance Manual . information and all other required
submissiqns/Shop Drawings in accordance with consultant's specifications must be received
upon completion of the shop drawing approval process.
5. Manufacturer's scheduled delivery dates forspecial equipment, fixtures, etc.
6. Submit Performance Bond and Labour and Material Payment Bonds within seven (7) woridng.
days of award and prior to commencement of Work.
7. A Performance Bond and a Labour and Material Payment Bond each in the amount of FIFTY
PERCENT (50%) of the CONTRACT PRICE (Only for contracts In excess of $1,000,000.
including GST) must be provided with seven (7) working days of the date of this tetter and must
be maintained in good standing until the fulfillment of the Contract including the requirements of
the Warranty provided for in GC 12 2 - Warranty and the payment of all obligations arising
under the Contract ,
r .
8. All such bonds shall be issued on a form approved by the Surety Association of Canada and
issued by a Surety acceptable to the Owner. The obligee on the bonds must be the Design-
Builder, Dominion Fairmile Construction. Ltd:
9. Furnish the waste management plan within seven (7) working-days of award, and prior to any
waste removal, to Dominion.
10. Shop.drawing submittals.list putBhing c^pJet&Jst of requirements and target dates for
submission to Dominion's office.. ' "
Dominion's team assigned to this project includes:
P r o j e c t D i r e c t o r : G a v i n Ye e
# Project Manager: Robert Gagnon
S u p e r i n t e n d e n t : E r h a r d H i n k o / Ti m Te r p e n n i n g
Project Coordinator TBC
Project Accountant: StaceyKirk
00000072
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Structural Steel and Miscellaneous Metals
April 16,2008 . '
We are pleased to be working with you on this project and look forward to a successful completion.
If you should have any questions concerning the above, please contact the undersigned.
Yo u r s t r u l y, ' '
Name:
Name:
00000073
Page 1 of 1
Chris Beaton
This MOU is intended to supplement the memorandum of understanding as prepared by HIGHTEX (HIGHTEX
MOU).-
regards
G a v i n Ye e , A S c T. G S C L E E D A c c r e d i t e d P r o f e s s i o n a l - .
Project Director
Direct Dial: 604.631,1080
Cell: 604.341.4746 ' ; .
4/17/2008 . f
00000074
Page I of 1
Arif Rahemtulla
Attached are: .
Gridlines by quadrant are to be confirmed by Stantec and a revised Event schedule has been requested
from Brian G. .
Considering our discussion at the meeting thisNmoming, please review the. attached and comment as
required. ~
t
Aitnnr\r\Q
00000075
o
oL>
O
o
i
o
-auj 'Bua-.iAs uSaMM S
mai rm
UOTUUUOn N0iivznviiA3a wniavis
AUVlNWflS l- HSVHd
M ainaaHOS AUVNiwnaud rxino i.rn >,v
" ftfeHx>aiCM' iawtai
BU30K aMOWe
HaWaV' >Wi 30vnd oa tCOJJIO
aovuo*.i Tyarua^is 3vn ZKwms
3 3 n i D > 4 1 d W Ya a S U r l C 3 N 0 3 f fi O t 5 S 3 ? H O O . W O O t i M S Y ff t S f n cnns
r c - j . - . / i n r.
530d3an Truruomas msot riownnt
U30vuot!n iveiruanaus mw\ Monwff
aaonoa tsonnnt
osomyi!
3oyuon *iiw39uno333flo)ss33NoavioouMBVM wxm zconvm!
30vuodndnrnasunooNc:>N3iss33h02>noobHM/iwn a a m r n
saavuodT TYiitusnius 3sm *xrrmn:
tcrmri!
t3Quojn TwruanMUj Awn r n w r i
saovuodn TrMruanwis attn Konrrv
*onaa sicrov.:
iowk IMQMM nanrrr
L.. 60d3SCt wwst BXmuwn wurusrwis Awn loawwn
^rra^vaa^A^^iUa.*.wuMr<g.t7iaag
*nnrs S3Qa0dJ1 TYUITinWl 3f2 010.1/.".
SNonoe MflHHi
i.:
Z t O f T / t fl
__J3N3aOJN00rfHSU3aV3p
. aftonw
aarauaiwoo dMSMgovan S9WW1
AUwsa3AiiiHTjiei ayntoa sor\yvi
.won aa iBOnran
3 3 N 3 B 3 i H O 0 d W B u 3 0 r 3 1 OSCWAT
raovwwn iw/uanms MM scsnrr
n^r "nranialrtaHrrarmJMeiBa,
t . J . etl I I ! 53ovuodn isuruanuiB jniii ZOCWIf
I
30vncwn ^nYugsunoOHOO^oissaoHOO-yioowHjvM ItWI O W W f
tS<l3SC0 sorvodn dnrtv3B>imM03>>oissa5Noavioowv a*m ilDWIV
* i... *< . I'. .43.0 i_ s _ j^, oiw_ I i. J M*r J.. 1MB | Ma- I Wf. ;!. 3?9_.L. Htaeu MaeWHN
%
auCJiaiaitXSaUaatWiid
it.": .nongann
uorujuiorj NOiivznviiAaa wmavis -
AHVWWflS l BSVHd
J?:
X - '.' crMttavmi awflaje,
"nbaajawmai "aaiirti 3Tna3Hos AavNJwnaad rtattaiBeid ] RHih
aaiaoat
'ffpaaei
two *,
aavaaja*-} aiaWB SDVldOS mum aatomn
Oram
T~ aatnaaaaaaetooaoootoa mums
MNvm R i m
dnowvnaitwuostt otirWiB
amwHmmtuamuiwtn n o n t v s
ttosoo uaidSMusaMseionui m n r r i s
tosson Mpaaao . jMwenusaeovmd Biinms
carnuo g!TrMtVaTIg|TlaaBBWaW03*IOBaPW03Ot^^ BSOeWIS
m vwwn dmaasattoMajatuosaaMamoastti nstn CZCrVPS
nnra
ii ojtuixwm twh wwi ClliVtfK
ttAONtt MltTOeinaSIWWeaifWaoaeliWa SWUYB
r-. ' nvraniMWd -nvaiooj Auwrnnoa
ctiwwra
WMMSt wtrwffu
ONLISMSVn TTVM JWaVI Mjrflwns
"YMrtnUSM cstTtm
rattta. wimwr
nffiffnt aMwsuaoTMa eotrwtft
BaOm riwo warn* 1*3 i
rnmuttaiarvnoiusN
Mot"iyuruomueKf>"i
nTIWtXin<nTVy3SW03W>3JIOat33KP^
eauiNM CTwta-mwis3Miio w r M i
OtMVK MaSOtt StJOrTTOa^lVUruamUBMaVn tcamfl
ttemradmwruacsainwin tiwnTi
aWTfl^M aVTalaj Iftal WB ft; lfllirM1WfflVTrf(l
tuootz twonaa u c / w r
oswmr
. I nxstm cyan oa t t M T t r
1. maosa COtteMMSMONB
*L..**!!..!_i5*_l ..fi". I wv. iT-J *V L *w i *** w W. ' , L < S l . . , i W * : . ' , t 8 0 , l a o w i i 3 0 -SSL ,TE_JLJS2 i..*JRLJ-J*.
.'ST~. '. - '"tast~~ ~\'~ ^_
*
r>-
fuaisilsi
~-r- -'- -rh
F-jt
NOiivznvjjAaa wmavis
AdVWWnS l BSVHd
trNsaitMi
3ina3H0s AtiVNiwnayd atQttaifetd | aiaMiO
"3a^BS**W aovid oa
ea;flffpa
aaatto
v ...
'.'- if' .
. : il ' . . . '. / ' 'i'
! : ; : ' ; < ; 1
tsrnrit ssnmot BOTMOdJl tfJftTaW8ajntagM0Oft(t1r3BiaWOJ>W0OUHa^rM SaVtl oawtrtn
, . . . . .... :: . ; . - ' \ ; ; ) . : \ \ - : ; ; - ; ..j" ; -
aunut tonrmt atWMOdn Tntniafmis awi n o n m
coinrio mvnu aovwwji dtiaTwocvoDwawoistaawomcH^ Monwi
..... . . .... - r . - -.,. -i . ; ! .j - - . - : ' 1- "
SHU .COSfem Mownwm >" jTtrft t t i r r r t i
- ~ ; ' ' : " " i " ' . i ' 00230- . .it sun USMM8M1MS m r Ti
joazsm caotMOKSxvoe zeiewn
. ' 4 '::'".. -i ! . : , i : . i.'.:. \.: : ..[..'.-
canrrcE tonvruaiSKon loetrmn
' . . ! ; . . . . : . . r . . L ! 5s]i eSiMVITC
' COOdXB O O C U Eirtvr
worrit .SMeTfe uooaviuNOor*Miajv3Swri
1 ' ^r~< . .. n . ^'TT T^T". .. : , . , , , . . j . H19DCI jBxrttti aaw0dn<mmia3wsm^ ttsrov
< ' :. f , , . | ! .
e a B a a a M a a a Va a a a S a a O l B N S H t jaanrn 1 atnraitMnivwusnusaiS't'i SvOYWV
, i an, j OO | ,ns ; ww j w j imp | im. ( -luir j tnrW | a-u |_jwr i an ! n i_jpo | das j on* I mr ] hot \ ath I hj ! mm
nw , lam* , anwdantai
i ' 1 i
*
i
\~vbT T 65T"r~iwr*i-5BrV"4**ir"T~?^" j~XwT ato ' "itiY'T''Jwi '"(Jut"T'Tan"] "s T ocT ! im t
j, ! ; i :, i ' ; ' .
JTTZJI i i _ _ - _ J_ L : i -.1'
pw^BaaasBBaarjciTO^
lywtieweamwa
r at(aam>IUaW^
lUTHEASTQUACMHTglS. SO 43
U68TRUCTUXWQ*U0SS
r; - i -
i
- .j . . i : ! J _; ( ' __ : ij
I EartjfBar BC PLACE
i Pcufaiaa Bat PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE
IC*silAeM
PHASE 1 SUMMARY
STADIUM REVITALIZATION
QPlaaaa<lSaami.ai>t.
-4
*
00000080
18000000
m
28000000
t
8000000
III
ft If
s" *
-c*^~.
1^8000000
SritSSr*
58000000
N
?l3lPli5|23<a5
f P|
1*11
S
I1!
ffltfe ;.i:j
Page l,of 1
Arif Rahemtulla
From: Gavin Yee [GYee@dominionco.comi
Senti Wednesday, April 16,2008 10:51PM
To: Arif Rahemtulla; Chris Beaton^
Cc:'" ' Robert Gagnon; C. Rowan; Karen Ling; Tim Terpcnrijng; Erhard Hinko
Subject: BC Place - Phase 1 Procurement Spreadsheet
Tx
CR ' \ '
4/17/2008
00000086
r^
oo
il
1
!
8(r*WKV 0008Z
flfXnf-Qa
9tHjnf. BO-feW-OE
flQ-*W-Ce
80^BW-6
80*ew-6 OCOK
gO-WfQ, j)-8tmrtr->
BfrfoWOC BO-^wei ao-yw-a
wore _S
BO-Wf-01
eo-Agwev 80-A8rV9a 8tH8WS 8Q-*lri-Z (taHQittjWpuatui<^^B>WW;5
oooce
60-tfa>6 80-unr-g BQ-wr-9 oom
6Q-B8S-9
eo-Aew-c; jouMQ^pTq*ttdBqcituautd|na3WBplM oovu
60-WT-6 tHHr-e eo-wv-a 80-*WOZ apjaoa maw ono>
jauMQtf^p^anjipxoOaajOiCMiaMiartM^
ooazt
BO-unrK joue+tg pw jchsi aoeuBjS 0I01
60-os-8 60-unr-a BO-unr-a B(H8W9Z
9Q-*H-61 80-*gW8i 80-AnVI-91 80-*eyj-s aanawaaaw moonffM 08801
8Q-*8W-3l BQ-AaW6t. 80-^BW^l Bfrtews BfJ-*W'Z otm
80-PO-9 0OS6O
80-my-ci BOHBVH 8Q-*WSZ aflgutrji Bugpp
9Q*nt-tl 00880
gtr-unf-cv fl O - u n f t t KHayti 8tt*8Vi-gZ
jfj-Mtr-u 8Q-*W8Z BO-terVCZ spms H181 tPA>a 00260
9ty*r-u BO-u"T-Ct BQHWr-U
8fr*Ye-S 80-teW-Z (80 B*dV SZ f"H Od? unfjuaaisu. saj. ajuffljap OOC60
80-unr-OI. eo-unroi ao-*v-fli 9Q-*B1V61 gO-Aewei 80-*8W9
BO-unr-ct tOHtftr-9 0AS80
CO-PQ-9 _29S2C2_
8Q-*W9. 80-ABW-9 8Q-*Vt-Z {ktawyimtujj 00660 Zv
BQfTf-QS 80-*H-Z 80-**W
00880
BO-flny-SZ tar-my-zt BQHint-OI 80-AW/Z
80-unr-a CO-un^a BO-Aaw-zz BO-OWCT K1B0
8 0 * Q N - fl t AP09 BO-TOE so-unr-cc WaWpiaHPWBBIaiajJ
80*nv9 80-unfoc BO-unfoc gQ-t-9S 80-wf^
8tH8W>C 8Q-*8Wn BO^trWV B<HW-6 90-JCrtf-Bl OBjuca.>uoo^aa>-nio>fari oscz.
BO-feW-fil- BO-UfaT-C
80-y-91 BO-AVa-CT BO-AgW-tt flf>*WZ Awottw 000>0
co-wy-ig 80-Anre-9 uonipaiaq pms OOfZO
BtH*"Vnt j-aw-zi BO-AaWZ ZO-ABVAI-Z,
TOiQ iSOrMW "ON -
pOMUtMV ajBO wayddng
BPRQU03 IBAOiMV oi aBwptd lovaxNpo
us ausuoyBis SuiMua uopsjrabsn Buisoio
iapuox
NOIURIOS30
JJ"0 PJBMV eSUnx OeOdcJ
doqs doits /u8|aq
wnasKwy nptattdn uaapn>| flutuuaM
aaaay Suoaag daraiputH piTpU8 UW) 'tMOItiaWUo:
.. 8uftt3 oui(iuid aapuonnomaf
. - itottUn t03aoj
aapoStfh fl.un<r, JaOpa
MpiuSdn HI V nucou t[p*W
avpa^Bdn Auatuiao>
'I
MpauOt)nJirB apuUn umuifMA
siN3W3Aoadwi uoitiajMi otdWAio-acJd i asvH
v# j^iaNOdwoo .-annaaHOS jjav.3Hnooat
loaroud JJA3M aovnd Of
eo-j*v-! 31VQ ^ ^
BC PLACE REvTTi PROJECT Apr-OS
PROCUREMENT SCHEDULE: .COMPONENT #1
PHASE I - PRE-OLYMPIC INTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS
fi
Waahroom Upgrades Sett* Upgrades
AceeestbSBly Upgrttfea. Media Room* A ft a Upgrades
Ceneeune Upgrades Edgswstsr Lounge Upgrade*
Ramp Upgrade* Premium Sailing
ConeauiflM. Ortlla Standards Handicap Seating Aran
Warming KSehan Upgrades Acoustics
Design/
RFOto Ta r g e t Shop 8hop
Te n d e r Owner's Award Order Fsivvsts Complets on
CONTRACT . \ DESCRIPTION. Trades ft Closing Requistlon Drawings for ' ADprparwo ivnegd Start on Site
Package to Approval Contrtcts Material* MafirjfUrs Site
No. MFlfCSJ Suppliers Dates Approval
OFCL
3 02400 Select OemcKfen le^Apr^a 23-Apr-08 6~Mey-08 7-May-O? 7 Alarms 12-May46 31^ug48
6 04000 M u u r a y. 2-Moy08 O'MlaaVnJB 16-Mav48- 22-MaH 23-Msy08 22-AuoOa
7 12350- Mn)ato(*-waJroo<nvBfiSea . 18-ApMtt 21-Apr-09 8-May-08 14-May08 l4-ay-08 3<MJav-08 SJufr08 ' 154lsy-oe 60 days 18-Jitn-OS
9 08100 Doors, Frames and KanAwsrs * 6-JUTV08 9-JwvOS 28.Jun.0B 30JUl%08 30-JurvOB 8-Aunme
' 08134
10 RevoMng Doors lUkaybO 27-Mav-08 12-Jun-C8 18-JutvC8 18-JurvOB 3 t K r t fl > 0 8 gklurvOS 60 days 19-Nv08
i11
!12
08800
09900
Mteslbnoous Qlszing
Finish pointing
23-MayOB 27-NhrHSe
. WHavK.8
10-Jun-G3 12-JuivOO 12*Jurv08t 25VMig4
2-Mav-08 18-Msy-08 21-May-08 21-Mav-ca; 30-JUIV08
t13 05670 Specially Geatteos * Stone Ksrd 6-JurHJ7 13-Jun-oa . 4>JuM38 7-JuWM 7-JuWJB L e-ocJ8
:14 09300 CerairscTOe InstaBatton (PO Issued 25 Apr! 08) 2-May-Ca S4tay8 16JJlay*a 1aWavay48 1B-Wav-08i IB-Apr-OB
1 10OUMM tOJurvOB
15 09200 Orywal & Statu Studs 2&-MarC8 26-May48 H-AnvOS 13-Jun-CS 13-JurvOa. 7>luria .
16 09800 Acoustics 23-AarHI8 26-Mav^a 1WurH 13-Jtm-Oa 13-JujvOq. 17^lun-08
17
18
08500
10220
Ceilina GrtOaoe
Tcdst Partitas
23<May.08 26-M*y-08
5-Mar^Oa
11-Jun-C8
16-Mav-08
13-Juiv08
19-M8Y48
13^Ui*>8
19.MayC8
.%
17-JurwC8
6-oct-oa
2-May-Oa
19 10280 Washroom Accessories 2-May-08 &-May4S IB-May-08 IB-May-08 19-May-oa 8-OcWM
20 10140 Signage anterior and Exterior 23-Mby^S 264Aay-08 e-Jim-ca B.JUO08 9-JUIV09S 41
a*scr>08
22 12600 Premium aeaflng to be Ceenfttstsd with Owner 23-May48 ; ; 22<Jun49
23 10140 Menu Board* 23-Msy-Q8 28-May-08 6-JUrvOB 9-JurHJS 9-JW-09 ; B-SevOS
24 11 4 0 0 KHchetiEqidprrnarattoboptOvUedoy Owier 2VMaHJ8 i
25 11 4 0 0 Concession stand equipment Z3-Msy.0a 2&May08 s-jurvca 9-JuivOB B-Juri-09 ft-Sep48
- 22000 Plumbing Fixtures (new sinks anS re/re Toftete) 2-Msy-ce S - M s y. 0 8 IWKav-08 tB-May-Q8 1oiiiy-08 'l2^un41B
26 22C0O McchanicaVPlurnbinq e-May-ce 12-May-OB 30^AA8tVM/O 4-JuM 4-Jun-08 . 10-Jutv08
9 i 32000 Mechanic** 8m oiplno eVMa^OO l&MaWM 30.Msv4>a 4-Jvm-08 4-JvUV08e 10-JuivOB
20 20000 , Electrical g-Mav^oe 12*lav-08 30-May-OB 4-jun-oa 4-Jurv08' IOJutvOS
>
00
00
BC PLACE REVlT^ZAT.ON PROJECT
PROCUREMENrWSoULE - COMPONENT 02
RETRACTABLE ROOF UPGRADES & PREPARATION
Temporary Works
Footings, Columns & Shear wsBs
Ring Beam Upgrades
Demolition of Root/ Pre-Oemo Preparation
Remove Existing Roof
. r
Design/ RFQ to Targot >
. Owner's Award Shop Shop
Tender Order Fabricate
DESCRIPTION Trades & Closing Requistlon
CONTRACT ' MFI/CSI
Package to Approval Contracts Drawings for Drawing Materials Materials
No. 'Suppliers Dates Approval Approved
OFCL I
t-
A. TEMPORARY WORKS i
N/A
',
1 Excavation and Gravel Supply -x
2 Shoring Design
--
3 Traffic/ Site Management Plan
4 Crane erection plan
"'
5 Crane footing design <
6 Tree relocates ' . .
7 Paving temporary roads .t
B Reinforcing Steel (temp footings) April 18th !
9 Shoring Steel Apnl 18th
10 Scaffolding and hoarding * April 16th
11 Access Roads- April 18th
12 Miscellaneous Oemo April 18th i .
13 Fencing, hoarding, barriers J
14 Traffic Control .
15 Condition Survey
16 Surveying ,i -
17 Crane Embed anchors {'
ia Cranea.and miscellaneous equipment
IS Trailers -*j
20 - . Temporary power 7
. il
B. FOOTINGS. COLUMNS. SHEAR WALL UPGRADES
1 Demolition April 25th
*
2 Mechanical a Electrical relocates April 25th ._&__:
3 Reinforcing Steel Trade April 25th m
4 Concrete Supply April 25th >
:
s Shotcrete Trade April 25th _. 4i'\
6. HUN Hits April 25th __L '
7 Formwork Trace- April 25th
e Hoardings/ Equipment and Protection April 25th
c. PORTAL FRAME UPGRADE
-.
1 Structural Steel Columns and Plates April 25th
2 . Painting April 25th 4t
- April 25th
3 Mechanical/ Electrical Relocates
H
"
4
.
Removal ot seating - . JyCM ;iv
o
o
o
o
o
o
OO
VO
BC PLACE REVITALIZATION PROJECT
PROCUREMENT SCHEDULE - COMPONENT #2
RETRACTABLE ROOF UPGRADES & PREPARATION
Temporaiy Works
Footings, Columns & Shear walls
Ring Beam Upgrades -
Demolition of Roof/ Pra-Demo Preparation
Remove Existing Roof
* Design/
RFQto Target Owner's. Award Shop Shop - Order Fabricate
Tender "
DESCRIPTION Trades & Closing" Requistlon Drawings for - Drawing Materials Materials
CONTRACT Package to Approval Contracts
Suppliers Dates. i Approval Approved
No. MFI/CS1 DFCL
/ i
ID. RING BEAM UPGRADE v.-
1 Concrete suppSer ti
2
3
Concrete Pumping and placirig
Select Demolition April 23rd
f
! 15' !
4 Steel Embeds (Pylons & Facade) AprtJ28m
5 Steel Slide Bearings to Ring Beam April 28th -.
6 Reinforcing Steel to Ring Beam April 28th e-*i
7 Forrnwork Trades Own Forces' Apnl23rd *v
8
9
Temporary Waterproofiong
Plumbing Drains/ RWL Rework
New roof membrane
April 23rd
April 23rd 4 :
10
11 Roof walkway structure
1
12 Re & Re gvardraff?
E. DEMOLITION OF ROOFf PRE OEMO PREPARTION
1 Slhffnk Wrap and Tarps -
2 Demo Trade
3
4
Scaffold WaStways
Sawcutting *
*
ii _
5 Detailed Excavation bacWB -
6 Stsdfum Floor Drainage - . .
7 Temporary Water Central Measures -
8 Concrete stab repairs'
)
o
o
o
SO
o
16000000
,%%%
a^ajaVaatjBBaa , .-?*-
ayijf,.'STia~3?-
36000000
CO
9
a.
o
a
0 '
9 .
o
eo-S I
. * !
o
3
f
BC PLACE REVEAUZATION PROJECT
jremerHRi
PROCUREMEIPMJBHEOULE - COMPONENT #3
RETRACTABLE ROOF NEW STRUCTURE AND ROOF SYSTEMS
*)
Roof Structure
Retractable Roof System
Mechanical and Beebteat Related Systems
Design/ RFQto Ta r g e t Shop Shop
DESCRIPTION
Te n d e r Trades & Closing Requistlon
Owner's : Award
Drawings for Drawing
Order ; Fabricate
CONTRACT Package to Approval Contracts Materials Materials
Suppliers Dates Approval Aoprovsd
No. MFI/CSI DFCL
A. ROOF STRUCTURE {Structural atseJ by OTS/KYVHJ
1 OeorQO Third lAernorandurn of Urtoerstandtio,
*- .
- p*
2
3
Erecfion Plan and seeuendrvg
MM Order Steel 15-Apr-CB
\ .
4 Slide Bearings 15-Apr-0S
5 Embedded Anchors on She -15-Apr-08
6 Order Tower Cranes 1-juwa
7 Order Mobile A MebSe Cranes
* i 5-Auo>08
8 Fabrication Subtrades - GTS . Mun-Oo
9 Mating Machine
"
10 . Measurements, surveys and accuracy control
11 Radial Beams GTS
12 Mast Steel-GTS 5-Aug-C3
13 Outrigger Strut Steel - GTS 5-Aug-C8
14 Inriggers-GTS .
-.: 5-Attg-08
15 , Compression Ring* Sri GTS > * 'i
16 Perimeter Support girder at masts for cushion system
17
18
Lower Backstays (Plates) - GTS
Temporary cable guys and tie-downs
,
19 Temporary props, falsework. sta*ration frames-GTS
t'. . 2-Sep-08
20 Backstays - GTS - Cables by Highta*
21 Strand Jacks-GTS
. 2-Sep-08
22 Transporters GTS .
23 Special Fabrication Equipment
*l.
24 Tuggers&flrfbres
25 Painting Subtrades - GTS M. 3-Jun-OS
26 Catwalks, platforms and raSlngs . TT-i-
27 As-built survey
B RETRACTABLE ROOF SYSTEM - (Hlflhtex,
1 Hightex Memorandum of Understandlna
2 Wind & Snow modeWna report data
3 Provide Issued for MB Order* Drawings
4 Provide slide beatings. Design Drawings
5
6
Provide 'Embedded Transfer Beam*. Design Drawings
Upper and Lower Radial Cables
_ 1 -
7 Spiral strands and hanger cables . '
8 Catenary cables
9 Event Rigging .
10 Arches
11 Measurements, surveys and accuracy control
12 Upper Backstays - Suppitod by Htorrtejr.
VO
t?6000000
6000000
-
S
eti veD
o
ritel
, s
8
ih
a
on
*&
<B o
**'*- ':.Y,r-*^
v. ' i r & .tfa-^jiLMi :**-"
9
96000000
<
S
eti vD
ero
ie
tl
-
r-
w-a
o
9
mVk>t l.*..*i.
vs*;#,.
-i'--,.j.l:JS;! A* .*
v.
Page J 6f2
Chris Beaton
Gavin, '.
We have reviewed the revised procurement schedule. Phase 11mprovements, component 1 is being developed
but still requires some work. Components 2 and 3 are a long way from being complete.
We trust the information you obtain from Hightex this week will help move this along. As discussed in today's
owner's meeting this is a key document in our approval process and needs to be completed.
Cdris Beaton
PavCO
Ph: 604-307-0123
Fx: 604-688-6882
: ... HD
' " " ' . . ' . . : ''' . ''. XJL-
/ ' ' . ' ' ." " "
soSueqo iaqyru; appctt q\ paau noA* ssbo ui 'possnosip 3m sb' pssiAai 3[ij waists our paqoeat? aABtf [
. - ' ' U!A*9 '
3j0 3 93Ba
/
Chris Beaton
Gavin,
Please provide an update from your meeting with Hightex and George Tliird today with
regards to the steel quantities, schedule and revised methodology.
Thank You,
Chris Beaton
PavCO
Ph: 604-307-0123
FX: 604-688-6882
00000099
Sec 13, Sec 17
--Original Message
From: Gavin Yee Imailto:GYee@dominionco.com]
Sent: April 16, 2008 7:11 PM
To : Rob Third _
Cc: Tom de Wolf
00000100
Please call me asap.
G a v i n Ye e , A . S c . T. G S C L E E D A c c r e d i t e d P r o f e s s i o n a l P r o j e c t D i r e c t o r D i r e c t D i a l :
4.631.1080
11 : 6 0 4 . 3 4 1 . 4 7 4 6
Original Message---- -
From: Rob Third [mailto: rob@gthird.-.com]
Sent: April 16, 2008 4:37 PM
To : R o b T h i r d ; C h r i s B e a t o n ; G a v i n Ye e -
Cc: To m de Wolf; Arif Rahemtulla . -
Subject: RE: Steel take offs from Design Consultants can,'t be right.
Re; BC Place April 15th Material Take .Off from SBC Engineers notes:
Rob Third
President
George Third & Son Ltd.
Rob Third
George Third & Son / Empire Ironworks BC / Dynamic Structures / KWH Constructors
(604) 526-2333 (604) 946-5515 (604) 941-9481 (604)
99-7969
#
00000101
Original Message
From: Rob Third
_Sent: April 16, 20 08 4:2.6 PM
Chris Beaton; Gavin Yee
Tom de Wolf; Arif Rahemtulla
Rob Third
George Third &' Son'/ Empire Ironworks BC / Dynamic Structures / KWH Constructors
(604) 526-2333 (604) 946-5515 (604) 941-9481 (604
299-7969
--Original Message-
From: Chris Beaton [mailto:cbeaton@ConcerLProperties.com]
Sent: April 16, 2008 2:08 PM - -
To : Gavin Ye e ; Rob Third |
Cc: Tom de Wolf; Arif Rahemtulla
Subject: RE: GTS Memorandum of Understanding "DRAFT"
Gavin / Rob,
As discussed at yesterday's meeting Pavco will pay for steel once received in George
Third's yard for fabrication. Billings to be backed up by agreeable documentation and
signed off by Dominion prior to inclusion in monthly draws.
m
ank You,
Chris Beaton '
PavCO . .
Ph: 604-307-0123
Fx: 604-688-6882 , _. ._
Original Message
From: Gavin Yee [mailto:GYee@dominionco.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 10:17 AM
To: Rob Third
Cc: Chris Beaton; Tom de Wolf; Arif Rahemtulla
Subject: GTS Memorandum of Understanding "DRAFT"
Rob,
Further to our meeting yesterday with Chris Beaton, Tom Dewolf and me here is the Word
Document of the "DRAFT" Memorandum of Understanding that we reviewed. This document is
subject to approval by our client Pavco. We would like to use your March 14th budget as
the Guaranteed Maximum Price based on 6,000 Tons (subject to final weight determined by
final design), however, if you can update to the BOM issued yesterday that would be great
Gavin Yee, A.Sc.T. GSC LEED Accredited Professional Project Director Direct Dial:
604.631.1080
Jell: 604.341.4746 ' v
Dominion Fairmile Construction Ltd.
#130 - 2985 Virtual Way, Vancouver, B.C. V5M 4X7
Main: 604.631.1000 , Fax: 604.631.1100
. 4
00000102
0100000
WCM sxq^aqaxdiuoo 03 5uxoxad niaxjuoo pire sapBJtfidn emvxx \v^xpd MaxAa* aseaxd
' iAd! sBux/\a?ap ss.aaBoad- uieas Buxh
... . .. - - . % &' " *- '
uiBaa Buth 30 sBuxMeaa ssaaBoad - joon xaqqBxH aN aoXd OS J^oaCqns
ubufieo 3-xaqoH .'o3(ut:h pJBqaar .'Buxuuadaax uitj, .'ubm'ou 0 .'.aauixaH qog :PO
pooxoBXS xaxv .'suxxx^W 33ar .'JtaxnbsBdna sxtraarj -'paxqj. qo,i soj,
WV ST?8 800Z '9t XT/"*V . ^uas
[uioo,oouoxuxiuop@aaA9:oqxTBU1] aaA uxabq .uioaj
afiBSsaw xeuxBxao
696Z.-662
(,09). X8*6-I*6 (*09) STSS-9i>6 (t>09) CECZ-92S (W>9)
sjo^ru^suoD HMS 7 sajnqroniqs
- oxwmiAa / dh 9^tc^uo:i..
- adding p/ ^ tuos
m j . .*rpxrt[i a^?D
qa
dYSU sxq} }B Bupfpox ax<"foad XBXoaaiuuioo Am qaB 03 paau 1 'troos flOW }q3 ^6 I u*3
uieag Buxa 30 sfiuxMB^a ssaaBojrd - 3oh xa^qBxH Maci aoBXd Da* :3H ^oafqnjMk
aaA ujabo :4Qf
WV 658 80*02 '9X tJjdV ^uas
[uioo-paxqq60qoJ.:o^XTB,u] P-^T^L qoir :uiojcj
..---oBbssow XBUxBxao
Page 1 of2
Arif Rahemtulla
From: Chris Beator,
Sent: Thursday, April 17,2008 5:44 PM
To : , G a v i n Ye e _ ,
Cc: Arif Rahemtulla; Norbert Bonkowski
Subject: RE: BC Place-Requests from This Morning's Meeting
Gavin, I
It aooears David Galpin and Brent McGregor are trying to set up a meeting'to determine a scope of work for
.' phase 2 and 3 so you can have a more educated guess at these order of magnitude budgets. Brent requires
<- these values for the cabinet submission he is preparing.
ThankYou,
Chris^Beaton
PavCO
Ph: 604-307-0123
Fx: 604-688-6882 . . ...
Chris, we will do our- best for tomorrow, however the extent of seismic upgrades could be anyone* guess.
00000104
Page 2 of2
Gavin,
Howard and Brent have questions which need a response no later than Thursday afternoon, 3:00 PM.
1) Cost to delay the project if the Feb.11/09 review dictates a one" year wait; to include Hightex, George Third and
Dominion work. >
2) Cost to paint the roof liner if existing roof stays in place during the Olympics.
3) Order of magnitude budget for Phase 2 work.
4) Order of magnitude budget for Phase.3 work.
ThankYou,
Chris-Beaton
PavCO
Ph: 604-307-0123
Fx: 604-688-6882
This e-mail is intended only for the named recipient and may contain confidential and/or privileged
material. Any unauthorized copying, dissemination or other use by a person other than the named
recipient ofthis communication is prohibited. If you received this in error or are not named as a
recipient, please notify the sender and destroy all copies ofthis e-mail immediately.
$
Please consider the environment before printing this email.
#JA*t%
\/ A
00000105
APRIL 1*8/^
00000106
r^
O
o
o
BC PLACESTAJ5IUMREVITALIZATI0N:PROJECT \ o
Phase): Proposed Alterations Prior To Olympics ; o
Phase U & Ui: Propose*! Improvements After Olympics (To be Developed)
1 Phase
SEG DESCRIPTION
COOES
Public View (Cart Concession)- . .
New Construction Pacific North (Concession Zone)
New Construction Pacific South (Pacific Atrium)
w Levei Two Total:
T
LevetS Level Three;
Demo Hall of Fame Exhibit Phase II
Oemo Maflflf Fame Arohivo
Washroom Upgrade?
Media Room Upgrades "Bull and Shine' $
Upgrade Extw'rtg Suites (Minor)
New Warmii|g Kitchen Reno - Phase I .
Existing Warming Kitchen Reno - Phase II
Concourso + 120m of Screens 3 Locations'
Ramps
Convert Hail of Fame to Suites - Phase II
Add New Suites (Major) g V42a Aoy&S" ri^J 5j ir&>
Roiocato r^llofFamo-ArohivO'
Disabled Sea irvg Area converted to Suites
BeaWy Stractiaitryand Catoo Upgrades
^iow.ExtowH^anopioo^oci4^fttr4cH>- -4-
3 TJoJmt-Bootho @Torry Pox Ploaa 4
Add Staff Ajpanity Room
Interior/Exter&r Food Food & Beverage 2
PadfteSouthffVtrium 3"
Level Three
Level 4 Level Four:
Washrooms
Concourse
Ramps
Junior Club Suites
Add Staff Amenity Room
Concession Side Line) % <
Premium Suigss
Concession Zone
New Construction Pacific South (Atrium)
Level Four Total:
D i v 0 2 g ^ SIteworks:
oo
o
a1
o
o
o
BC PLACE STADIUM fiEVITAUZATaON PROJECT , o
Phase h Proposed Alteatlons Prior To Olympics-
Phase il & 111: Proposal Improvements After Olympics (To be Develope
SEG . DESCR1PTUN Phase
CODES
Smtthe Extension Interface
West Airtoc$A!terations. parWng^rtd staging
Division 8 Total:
Div 08 Carpentry:
06120 Rough Ce
Division 6 Total
Div 07 Roofing: .
Exterior Canopies
Division 7 Total:
Div 08: Perimeter Entrances:
08410 Oemo Existing Glass and Doors
08410 Temporary^tr Barriers
08410 Revolving Entrances for H/C
08410 New Glazing Infill
08410 New Automatic Sliding Doors
08410 New Swing Doors (Exctuded)
08410 Automatic Door Openers
08410 Mtscellaneoaji Electrical
Division 8 Tfigtal:
Div 09: Finishes: . A
09900 Finishes (Exctuded)
09900 Acoustics (Excluded)
Division 9 Total:
Div10
Accessories!
10990 Interior Way^nrJng Signage
10980 Exterior Wayjpnding Signage
Division 10 Total
Div 12 Furnishings pxtures and Equipment (By Owner)
12990 Replace Existing Stadium Seating Excluded
12980 Replace Exis|ng "Kayson*' Seating Excluded
12990 Video Cube : Excluded
12990 Linear LED Reader Board - Video Ring ; Excluded
Excluded
> t*eo<ao<>2 CUisl &<mef
12990 Score Soai _
12990 Audio Vfdsq Equipment : Excluded
12990 Public Address Systems
12990 1 'umbo Screen J Excluded
Excluded /
l
O
fi:
o
o
o
BC PLACE STADIUM REV1TAU2ATION PROJECT o
Phase I: Proposed Alterations Prior To Olympics' o
Phase il & 111: Proposed Improvements After Olympics (To be Developed)
SEG DESCRIP1 Phase
CODES
12990 Owners FF|, E (Excluded) Excluded
Division 12$ otal
Div 14 Elevators tr
5 Passenge&Elevators (4 Slops Each}-
Demo & Structural Upgrades
4 New Hoistway (3 Singles & 1 Pair)
Elevator Machine Rooms
Mechanical & BectricaP
1 FrelgrrtEWvator
1 New Freight Hoistway
Division 14 Total:
15010 Re & Re Concrete Floor Slab in Bowl
15010 Gas Service to' Building
15410 Mechanical radiant Heating
15410 improved Stadium Area Drain
15500 Sprinklers (Excluded)
Division ISTotal:
Div 16 Electrical: .:
16010 ElecWcal Sports Lighting
iy
i 1
16010 Improved Service Grid in Floor & Distribution
16010 Audio Improvements
Division 16 Total:
CONSTRUCTION SUBTOTeAL
General Requirements CM
Contingency: CM
CM Fee CM
Soft Costs Consultants
PROJECT SUBTOTAL:
TOTAL BUDGET
Notes: . - Excludes cnsfce & offslte roadworks
2) Excludes BQflace Maintenance Works
3) Excludes Se^fnic upgrade
4) Excludes FfMe by Owner
5) Excludes reqSremenls of overall urban planning ODP
^jTcciudes Phase U & UI Budget (To be Developed)
' \ #
o
o
o
BC PLACE STADIUMjFU=ViTALlZATlON PROJECT
Phase I: Proposed Aireratfons Prior To Olympics
Iha*( 1. AnPebi^neJri o
o
Phase li & ill: Proposdd Improvements After Olympics (to ija Developed)
SEG DESCRIPTION Phase
CODES
Level'1 Level One:
Sports Action Lounge (Leave as is)
Relocate Administrative Offices
Waalvoomj^ .... , , '
OlfltT Alum!! i-floBm -
4 Banquet TO.oms 2
New Exhibit Area 2
Demo/ Relocate Administrative Offices 2
Demo UDR jfFieJd Operations 2
Oemo Main' utchen 2
Demo Food feurt/ Banquet 2
Demo Asser far/area W/C 2
Demo turf page W/C 2
Renovate Sdyorhation/ stor lo Kitchen 2
New Constnjctibn Pacific North (Kitchen) 2
White Caps and Uons Tenant Areas 2
New Construction Pacific South 1 '3
New Construction Pacific South 2 3
Cast AJrleclufexlTibitf-Ctoff &TtKuvo>lmpwvoffiohtor -4A-
Wm Aii toclfl. Improved TV Mebllo Loading-(Cyatowa 4-
improved Udhs/ White Caps Tenant Space
Expand exhibit Space lo Open Up to Pacific Bouieva
New Exhibit Entrance
Renovate Team Rooms, new washrooms east end
New Larger Kitchen - dedicated service entrance
Division 2 TOtal:
Level 2 Level Two:
Washrooms
Concourse
Ramps
3 Premium Pi
Uungoo-jGido-Uneefr-
Add StrjjTArftanKy Room-
Revise'Concessions to Grill Standards (Excluded)
2 Fan Fare Zones (End Zones)
Enlarged Concourse @ Pacific C/W Food Services'
New East stadium entry off Georgia
Exterior canopy
Interior/ Extarfpr Food and Beverage
Relocate Exlphng Concessions to Expanded Concou
'etait Merchandise
^P
o
o
o
o
o
BC PLACE STADIUM.REVITAUZATtON PROJECT
Pbtt I: Proposed Alterations Prior To Olympic*
Phin D 4 Ifl: Proposed trppfovernenti After OtyraRles (to be Developed)
IC1
1*1 PHASES PHASES!
PHASE I
SEC DESCRIPTION (CompUU AiarrOeymplCS) (UtlbnaU End Cavno)
COOES (Complete Prior to Otymplcs)
(Scope ft Budget to Ba Developed) (Scop* ft Bodgat lo Bt Developed)
(SctwdUlt S Ugoatica lo 8a Developed)
BudsoT"
"buariftv I Una I UntllWo
Level One
Sports Aslon lounge (leave m Is)
RetoeartsAjJrnaibtrttiwOfflcoo
Washrooms
Staff Amofiity Room
4BepepRocins
Now Esttb* Area
Dome/ Relocate AiJmWstrattva ORcos
DemoVDR Ftaid Operatori*
Demo Main Kitahan
Oemo Food Covtf Ssravtat
AstnttVmWJC
10(84)0 WrC-**" *- *-*
W3\ Renovate ServomsaorV etor to Wtehen
fteu Now ConrtracGonPadfe Nenh pOcnen)
WMtt Caps and Uons Tens* Arses
> now Canuructon PboSc South 1
I New Construction Pooflte South 2
Eos* Airlock: E**Mtf Staff Entranao tmprovorruuttt
West Astoct Jrhproved TV MoWo Loafing {Systsms)
Improved Uorttf WKts Ce s* Tenant Sow*
Expend oMbtSpaeo to Open Up to Padac Bouttvsrd
NowExhftftErtiranee
U NewUrger
Renovate Team
WenonRoom*, now washrooms
dedkatod oaslond
service entrance
6 t v U l o n 2 To t i i r "
Laval Tro*.
Washreobns
Concoiuuo-
Rarape
2 Premium Fan Louoess (Side Unas)
Add Staff Amenity Room
Revlra Concessions to OrM Standsrds (Exctetf ed)-
2 Fan tea Zonal (End Zonta)
Enlarged Concourse O Paetno C/W Food Services
Naw Eeia^wHswiff.OoorB!3-*-...
Exterior canopy.
Iniorbcr ExJatkfr Food and Beverage
Retocste EaMng Coneesstena'to Espsnaad Concoonve
-s Relai Uerehaodtaa
Puttie Vis* (Cart Cooceesfen)
i NewConskucttoA Pseffic Norm (Concewfen Zens)
I Nev.CoratructicnPacafc8tiot)(P8errcAttLi(ri)
3T L a v i l T w o To m :
mqhfrjfJSM. aminwiri.iLui. "^sft-fttf *^e*.
<N
O
O
o
o
o
BC PLACE STADIUM RSVITALIZATtON PROJECT
Phase I; Proposed Altsrsttons'Prlor To Olympics
Phase IT & HI: Proposed Improvements After Olympics (To be Developed)
in
(A) (B) 1
seo DESCRIPTION Phase- PHASE!' PHASED PHASE UI
COOES {Comptsto Prior to Olympics) (Complete After OJyrapfc*) (UHlmeto Esd Gsrne)
' (Scepe.aV Budget to Be Developed)
(Schedule & logesllee to 8a Developed) (Scope & Budget to Be Developed)
Qusrntly 1 Ural UritRate Sudoct Quantity- tin!) JrttRete Budget Quantity LMt .In* Rate Buspel
LoveU Level JW: ' 0
, r j e m o H s fl o l F a m e E x n u t - P h a s e ii - 2 0 U t 41.820 . $0 1JM0 M2 SO $0 . LSum SO $0
so
Demo Hal ol Fame Archive 1 320 ua $100 $32,000 0 M2 SO $0 0 LSum SO
Washroom Upgrades 1 1.900 M2 $2,000 $3,000,000
0
0
M2 SO $0 0 LSum so $0
Media Room Upgrades 'Bun and Shirts' S 1 825 M2 5250 $208,250 M2 SO $0 0 LSum ..w. $0
Upsrada ExsMng Suites (Mnor) . t 1.235 M2 $1,500 $1,852,500 0 M2 so $0 0 LSum so so'
<New Warning Kitchen Reno Phase 1 . 2 0 M2 S1.A20 $0 0 M2 $0 so 0 LSum so
so
.$0 .
Existing Warning Krtchen Reno Phase II 1 175 M2 51.000 $175,000 175 M2 $0 so 0 LSvm $0
Concourse 120m cd Screene 3 Locations $$$ 1 ' 1.695 M2 $750 $1,271,250 0 M2 $0 so 0 M3 so so
Romps 1 3.505 M2 $350 $1,225,750 0 M2 $0 so 0 Eech $0 so
H Convert Hatrof Feme" to Suites Phase 11 2 0 M2 54.000 $0 830 M2 M ^ so 0 LSum so $0
9 Add New 20 Suites (Major) ; 1 535 M2 53.000 $1,605,000 0 eech $fl.> so 0 each so $0
S 0 . each $0 so 0 ACh . so w
SJ2~ s o
Rebcsts Existing Hal of Pome Archive 320 BatZ $3,000 $950j000
$3TS " --77S- " - 0 - -Eodv- $ 0
* Disabled Seaano Area ccrwortetf to Suites'
<..,;.... O " $0 - $0"
. $0 0 Each $0
$0r- ,
so
Buoy Street Entry and Gates Upgrades 1 M2 0 M2. $0
. 2.325
1.600 $9,000 $20,925,000
so ' 0
Each so $0
S
New Exterior Canopies Beatty Entries 1 M2 $1,300 $2,340,000 0 M2 $0
*.
1 .
3 Tiese, Booths O Terry Pox Plaza 1 1 Lsum 5150.000 $150,000 0 . each $0 $0 0 sMii $0
Add Staff Airawtrrjr Room 1 40 M2 51.000 $40,000 0 each $0 so 0 esch $0 . $0
Interior/ Exterior Food Food & Beverage
2 0 M2 SO $0 . . 450 . M2 $0 so 0 esch . $0
Paveflte Sotrm Atrum
Level Tnfs* Toot
3" 0 M2 $315 SO
-34.m>!
0 M2 $0 f
to
0 Eech so $0
M - -
.-.
Level 4 Level Four:
Woshrooms- . 1 1.290 M2 UjOOO $2,5801000 0 M2 SO so 0 LSum so $0
Corasourse ' 11 5.295 M2 5500 $2,947,500 0 M2 $0 SO . 0 M3 so $0
so so so
Remos 3.505 M2 $350 $1,226,750 0 Each so 0 Each
JttnSorChib Suites 1 415 M2 $3,000 $1,2*5.000 . 0 LSUm $o : so 0 - LSum so $0 .
B Add StsflAmenHy Room 1 .40 M2 . SIJOOO $40 jno 0 each so so 0 each so- 'SO
r Concession (Side Una) 2 0 M2 $315 SO . 570 Each $0 so 0 Each so $0
t 2 0 M2 $*JX0 $0 675 LSUm so so
so- 0 LSum so so
a Concesslort Zone 2 0 M2 $4,000 SO 675 LSUm $0 0 LSum so so
a New Construction Peetse South (Atrium) 3 0 fct $4jOOO $0 875 LSUm $0 SO 0 LSum sa . so
Level Few Totat -
' tf.739.zSo
SO ,*
DhrCJ Sttsworks.
Smrfto exteraloo IrrlBrfaco 1 1 LSum $350,000 $350,000 0 Lsum $0 so 0 LSum so so
WeslAMockAnersesra.psrldnBBndstsgtng 1 1 LSum $350,000 tmooo 0 Lsum so so 0 LSum so so
* -M
DlvUton a Total: ^'ItooSoo' ' so JA--
* ,
DtvOS Carpentry:
08120 Roueh Carpentry 1 1 I Sum $100,000 $100000
$100,000
o lsum so so
so
0 LSum >
v 8
1
so
l ^ l o n To b t r :
'
Div or R o o fi n g : .
2 0 SF SO SO 0 SF I $0 so 0. SF $40 so
Mts!m7in3afc 1 $6 I I $0 so
^
$a ieXifcttOTaa,... 3#z&$&- *vwwss<aii .-:;*. :i_i'i^.
rr.
o
o
o
o
o
\
BC PLACE STADIUM REVITALIZATtON PROJECT
Phase b Proposed Atleretlons Prior To Olympics
Phase 0 A10: Proposed Improvements After Olympic* (To be Developed)
(AJ IB) (C)
PHASE I PHASES PHASE 81
SEQ DESCRIPTION
(Complete Alter Orympics) (Uitlmate End Game)
COOES (Complete Prior to Olympics)
(Schedule & Legosttcs to Be Developed) (Scope & Budget to Be Developed) (Scope t, Budget to Be Developed)
Quantity Uni Unit Rale Sudoet "6usraltV""rUnll [UnaKmel Budget QwnUtyl Umt [UnciRatal Budget
. CKTBeT- Perimeter Entrances'.
SF $0 SO 'SF 50 so
0S410 Demo ExtaSno Glass and Doors 4,500 S? $30 - $135,000
so
Each $15000 SF $0 SO SF $0
04410 Temporary Air Barters 11
31 Bach. $125,000
$105,000
$3^75.000 SF JO $0 SF ' so
06410
08410
Revolving Entrances tor WC
isewGteinglrrttl 2.000 SF $200 S4O0J00O 8F $0 SO SF
SF
$0
$0
.
so
0 Each S10JDOO $0 SF $0 SO
'08410 Neve Automate Siding Doors so so
0 Each $3,000 SO 'SF $0 SO SF
i 08410 Near Swing Doors (Extruded) SF so so
0' Each $2,500 $0.. SF $0 SO
06410 Automatic Door Openers $0 SF $0 $0
06410 Mlaccilstasuus ttlecWosi Lsum $110.000 i$110.000.
itw SF SO
iAioiMb" To- "so-
Division aVfoa);'
Div 09: Finishes:
0 SF so $0 SF SO 0 SF
08900. Finishes (Excluded) - af- $a jO.1 -SF.
Q-- t Sf- so #>
09900' ~~ AccosOertlEjTtWajQO))
DhrUlaoaTotal;
To-
DN10 Accessories:
Levels $150,000 Eech Each
10990 interior Way FiraSng Signage Each
Atow $300.000 Eech
10900 gyFlndSrKi IStancqo
Exterior WgyFlndSno
frMsloo-ltrToisT
Oloiel *" *
OK-12 Furnishings Ftxnires and Equipment (By Owner)
Exdudod Each $0 $0 Each so so Each $0 $0
12990 Replace ErisOng Stsdum Sealing so so
12990 Replace Existing 1<aysan* Seating frcfixlod Each $0 $0 Esch .so Eech SO
Excluded Eech $0 $0 Eech so so Eech SO $0
12990 Video Cube so $0
12990 linear LED Reader Board Video Fang Excluded LM $0 $0 Eech so so Each
Excluded Each $0 $0 Each so so Esch so $0
12990 Score Boards so- $0.
12990 Audio Video Eijidprncni Excluded Lsum $0 $0 Each so so Each
12S90 PubtVc Address Systems Excluded Uum $0 So Each so so Esch so $0
Jumbo Screen . Exceeded Esch $0 so Each so so Eech so so
12990
Pxelii^ad Each $0 so Each J2. Eech J2_ so
Ttr
J2S90.
b h n ^ 1 Yo t s M r > 4 ^ i 5 t / d ^ s v i / t ^ ^ T *
DW14 Elevators
5 Passenger Elevators (4 Stops Esch) Eech S22SA00 $1,126,000 0 LSum SO so LSum SO $0
Oemo & Structural Upgrades Eech $120,000 $460,000 0. LSum' $0 J so LSum so so.
4 New Hoistway p Slnglos & 1 Pair) Each $60,000 $240,000 0 LSum so ] so Tens so' $0/
Eech $25,000 $100,000 0 M2 so so M2 so so
Sevstor Uschlno Rooms so so
Each $50,000 $200,000 0 W $0 so M i
Me^wgeaJS
1 Freight Elevator BrxttaL.
* - .; ^ Stops -so- so <r- "SO LSum so so-
LSum o
s $0 o LSum $o SO. Tons so so
1 New fr^ Horseway
Qtvlston14Tal; /frfogfyaw^- -UI4SjPQ6 "so- "%T
LSun $0 so leum so LSum so
19010 RoS Re Cornets rtovSisb to Bawl lsum so LSum so
1S010 Oss Service to BUSSlng LSurs $100,000 $100,000
f18410 Mechanical radtard Heating LF so
' so $0 LF so
so
LF.
LSum
SO
$0
16410 LSum $0 LSum
Improved Stadium Area Drsln
16500 Sprinklers (Excluded) SF so to SF so SF $0
T^ZJtt" .->rv><e>j . ~ .^aia;- i
o
o
o
o
o
BC PLACE STADIUM REVITAUZATION PROJECT
Phase I: Proposed Alterations Piter To Olympics
Phase II & HI: Proposed Improvements Afur Olympics (To be Developed)
<A) IB) (O
SEO DESCRIPTION 1 Phase PHASE 1. PHASEa phase n
CODES (Comptte* Prior to Olympics) (Complete After Olympics} (Ultimate End flams)
(Schedule S Logosdcs to Be Developed) (Scope ft Budget to Se Developed) (Scope ft Budget to Be Developed}
Quantity Unit Unit Rate Sudoet Qusrchy Unit Unit Rate Budact Quantity Utvl tin* Rate 'Budget
bkdsionU fotat iioojML. ._ id so
V, Div 16 Electrical: -
16010 Oectrical Sports Lighting 1 0 LSum SO SO 0 LSum $0 $0 0 LSum SO $0
2/1 t LSum S2.O00.0O0 $2J)00.000 0 LSum so $0 0 LSum $0 $0
16010. Improvod Service Odd In Floor & DfsWbutton
1 '1 LSum $500,000 SSOOjCCO 0 so 0 LSum $0 so
18010
b W e l o n T l Tc t s C SZSOOJXM
Lsum
$0 $0
coWSTrtllcTIOri SUSY6VAL $78,087,600 $0 tt
General Requirements CM S7SJ0S7.0O0 8% 6 * $4,565^20 0 6% 6% so $0 B% 6% $0
$0
Contingency CM SBOS2,220 10* 20* $15,130/44 10% 10% ~ * sso
o SO 10% 10% $0
CMFeo CM $06,762,664 35* 15% $1387.393 $0 35% 15%~ so 33% 35% $0
Soil Cot ti Consul tarns $100,170,057 10% 10% $tooirjx SO 10% 10% so $0 10% 10% $0
>TSBX&TlMSf6^r'i,rx'"t"vn" *"- W. l 6 f l L 3 " S
O io
TOTAL BUDQET $110.187j063 so $0
Notes: i;ExdudaeoncHeftrjtlsirasdwoiits-
3) Excludes BC Place MsWensnce Works
3) Ea^Sudes Setorac upgrade
. 4) Excludes FFSE by Owner
5) Excludes requirements ef ovaral urben ptanrtng OOP
Q & t t r u d e o P t t t M B & f fl B u c ^ r j o b e D e v r f c a s c d )
snooooo
'I.'- '
HJGjQgg
Ss||s9SSS9S2SSS2Sg|38SSS | 6S5&'
9nooooo
mt !i
a
oil sag h|8.
5 ass*
88
1100000
8 9 9 8 '
eg
. ^
3 53 I88| 388888888 33888
*- 88
81100000
1I
* I- m l
X-tf2
6TI00000
* i-
*m fill
Page 1 ot 2
Chris Beaton
| From: Gavin Yee [GYee@dominionco.com]
Sent: Saturday. April 19,2008 5:06 PM
To : Arif Rahemtulla; Chris Beaton __ .
~"Cc: Bob Reimer; John MaSsai.Tim Terpemimg; Erhard'rSdt^oDett G'a^oliT^enn Hubick;'^'
j.jardine@delcan.com; Dennis Dupasquier
Subject: BC Place - Temporary Works Summary
. .
Please refer to Bob's e-mail below regarding the use of BC Pavilion's site for construction staging, steel storage,
'materials handling and tfadrparkirig. KWH/ GTS intendsfto barge steel from false Creek and construct an
unloading dock facility at the shoreline. We are waiting for KWH/ GTS for their proposed layout that, will outline
their proposed requirements. In the meantime, Bob has blocked out the proposed areas for roads, staging,
storage and trade parking for 200 vehicles. There will be access roads required from False Creek edge to Pacific
Boulevard for GTS/KWH's steel transporter.
Bob, can you print out 10 copies and send 2 copies to Chris Beaton:
We will follow up with setting up a meeting with applicable parties to discuss the next steps.
Regards
Gavin:
One thing that I would, like you to discuss with Arif and Chris tomorrow is access to the BC Pavilion Site. We need
to get working on the temporary works that will be required on this property. GTS/KWH will quite possibly have to
construct a Barge Unloading Facility at the existing bulkhead that was installed during the construction of BC
Pavilion. We will also have to install fencing, trailers, and identify areas that can be utilized for storage of heavy
structural steel, roof cabling and fabric, other trade materials and construction personnel parking.
4/21/2008
00000121
Page 2 of2
I have talked to an individual off the record who is currently involved with the demolition work ongoing at the site.
He advised me that the current owner is proceeding with preparing the existing suspended slab to accept traffic
' topping
Buildingand
"B" has plans to use
is scheduled the area
to remain as aand
on site parking area
will be for over
taken Casino
by operations.
VANOC beforeI also
theunderstand
start of thethat existing .
Olympics.
We NEED this property in order to .construct the new roof. The sooner we start discussions with the Owner of this
JjW'T property the sooner we can begin our plarjriri^e{br4s. i v^lJj{^io get drawings..of the existing-buildings if ataW -
possible. If you could have Chris make the necessary arrangements I'd appreciate it.
Regards, - '
Bob Reimer
Manager- Construction Services
Direct Dial 604.631.1106
Cell 604.329.3072
'4/21/2008
00000122
eep*a3Sa*fe$jef
Mean apavi u*mc**t Custw ga vctnan (teoaeg
,'^^L AaaaulE wmt tem>a>j'
*W38
o
o
o
o
o
to
i j <uei nav purerog ettj
eeotPQaW ewtPO<an; araajaaanieaonauaiiaag aaacsaoapNj u
g aSai a en aaul n
e n j B
e uBwa aWj W
a u a a pJ M
*%* - fifcw*.
tas*tmtitmai\ gapSSJfe&aiuado eiifapuHIE!Savr>; ' '"***
janiijmjimwme
e e n w a p a a r w e a a e e e a q a e a a e q } jnoppateuilBnaap,
**fl'wro; aao'uram-ajcajetol evciMiue*g-etc>tfajfea>deBtca. ttCt cpcltenj C9WPOaant r*a3ea30Paaaqct raana eoewi u
03903 auaa am* penoewwa ppal term; ; anpaaaji aq tatsapt,!
Wfloaawaea!iaaiawMuagnp taanpoW *r*Aa>Pj Cl
_^ I roaauXi.
. , aaaaaJenoo, {awaaaqfai,-,
*kj*w tone agent v*mnpni taaoua]
a a a a g r a w ^ r F V ^ e a w e e a w a J p a f a n a p g e e i t a a o a H a j a o t C T B a d l 6 v t a a f l u < o j
miOm^aal-iaaiStoaiaTeawpavgatigtavij esocBQcmtw! aoKpqafaaT|ircgcna)pclucetxi iifteaojtoai
too ot^eee taa *vaeei
ICupeari ya mwnOevew <naM Tteradcaeaap
I pteicelOea'aajDaijaactaaanBoaavv aaaanectsnanta apa,, e> tow* laariri a g m i
i
.1 /baaajepgaeaMMJ
- ' !
*Ve*<o) /aau3>q^r^a>itatte>jpao] Oagaojaaaaga-atga^toauaiiaftMnuj 0Wt>CTtactPol tsBetBH<ntOCKPai**F*n**r**P*my. "*d aOd
"i I
1 ava toajaaa^ijapa) treaiji eenjwA ."Snejfj CO ewet3 ajWdWfcwrtfaojaaro^taQ, aBMnraRavel!
eWtPOdfaW t O O f P Q c t i a y, aaaaaannwaapaaaat
aa^,a*aaT3'aejcdwoeMijeiu|
tjaoet,
mawowooie>arira Vane* auatta pua peai W0tat|olto0taan PKQHCWC.<tw (8u^daaj<ou)a alQaa13a
^saoi-'titaroaff
et/"*iip3
W "sway Ooa ITONd
aiemewuxoutApJo toueaajcjtfarf aasaxseraBectes'
tjajaaajij-aartXa
^V5Rav^jeMf222*^2 sncsacrnssr
aBea.ejea>aoc<-ac*3>ojei4
>oU|
oajaoj'ncapaar} ipaaQ
laeueOeTCu tested pvaivewiactami auttwetfiMaa
aM>w*e<epitnaMviKee dtfltaaaoyOwaniaaid
teaatra laaicanAHeaa taeian teated
^aeasfB ptO PaanC9
:Wa*a>ieoo|-gca<ioo*tnancca! ewciQeetrectPO aoozaoxoiaoatPO majteop await paaaaaxnoeaa
e*a"flun>ele3>a
anil >a>a<cTaaa pn lueM M.aaf
O*oe oaacoutA A<jp Vauam tuariaal
dirt ***av Ofcg roaaw
"MBxrscarMta iwim aaueMe i w^ > ana ttaeoae pn aeexia ^
t u a j r ' W t C Ti - r c a < n a i a f t i p < 3 tWCPQOlltli a Wa e a a j u a M l
rauaad: a eaaouati aq a earn n*;
tWBrf'aaataiaa q a 6 t t o 3 i a a r t 8 o i a a o o q t a r v t tuer teacpooiwettfae aeWpaapmcwaA rpc|a,aBBj
IVaCauaaeftafyadpiii luaiaaOaaai. mean
n e u a ^ a a x p p u v t c a b d - u f i a a t s a a a e ado OefiaM *0 *>Mea] aieaiap najualaaM
owoweftp Haj tieuao Xcadcug lawtiy a Va d a e a p a w f r y l u a w * 4 C U 3 t a a p p g a Ti p i M m i ieTatl *a3a
mso
tawaxUaaajnil PB>qBawta)3a
ncavtaQOawiwauaa-HWtSlol agcN ne aJBemj
avaamaoaaaytaal aTuepuej aaa wcaeadoeatu J; taqaawHtOteai
tx*aot etsfaeta. Kl
taup Bieaaaa t KKtfe M
H O
al't),3'Van) CV)3B
*frayiiajaTW!H
a9awtB^apMiia)DetMO'iMA)aSip 3*1*4 Dini p a a a W nseearMM
^agaflw'aaauajwataaaaq-aBaMaa twnaaaaoaaayi ja! eaapaia^aM3-'ag^oa3a^^^a^d)>a^roMl tacaooatoat>an nti-mi "^Ovj <
_ .. f**i9airf|ia3, ain&anvarj .
aaa^^-apa^<0Miaq-eM|d3g TmgewcpMqdari aa^eowejaaaa^raoajavatfoaseaa; wwOPH9ieav. ciauafweaocaaca "*MMl
p w > a a j m t l | e u i a g ^ g a a t fl
TJSSv- wa*cuia<eag'
aj^apVJaa^ttglMy- -Teeaawwwr -aeawair Ta a e a i M W a u - aMV ataaaJaT"
Amieuno axaaMAiavsdaoi
ee&At/r
o
o
o
o
o
to
Sc100000
800.Z/IZ/i>
l l ^ S
80-JdV-OZ
igoana jooy giaviovaiaa - ..a.. siabhds
losroud NoiivznviiA3y 3ovid oa
[^ ' JJO
Ain J9Pun apeiu aAeq em saoueMO|B jaino pue AouaBuipoo |aap aq, isuie6e apuooaj orApuipjoooe jsnTpe u^
W^ijLTJqnrsT^BOUO peui qo'aiq Japun paweo ApnoiAajd sp6pnq s^eMjeo \p\ aAeq | dn 06 01 6upud pais
q L9 io uoqedio.pe u|. -Gu.oud Jiaqi padxa ueo aM uaq/A aas o) 6uiujouj mqjjoluo) mam pe.uo? \W* ! glgg
se Appinb se dlrtO e apiAOjd Aaqi pa.sanbaj aAeq aM^QW IjaTji bunepdn aq p S19 ^M, pajedppe
si I "ainpaqos Jiaqj uopajje aqi pue ingi. Jdv panssj sauguenb p |||q juaoaj MB ifflA lieiu-a ajejedas
japun panssi aq ||JM mou qseo :MO|8c>psfou sj Ajeujuins ;UD||HW^3l5^l#aseaiQl4seM ja6pnq |00J pajepdn aqi.
* -j_gd pue sajnseatu apeuiejsns apnpui jou saop pbpnq
; pasodojd j.aqi ieqt ao.pu |fiM noA UORewJOJU! siq, ajejodjoom 01 p6pnq aqi pajepdn aAeq | 'wnpuwoujauj
8002 '81 l!JdV sjhppbh '6noQ jad se p6pnq pajepdn Jieqi pue Lfl8tv I.JV uo Bunaaw X31H9IH aq) of JaqiJnj
'suqo pue juy
ZI-39S
aBpng jooy ejqepejjay
uoieag suqo
710 1 o3e^
93100000
mvavuv
00UlE9W)9^d 000tl-e9fr09:u!ew
ZXfr W9A *0"B 'JaAnoauBA '^AA P"WA S86Z 0l#
pn uoipnjpuoo eiiuuiej uoiuiujoq
9WnW.'M)9 :fP0
080lrE9fr09:|B!QP9a
JOpSilOJMfOJd
Bujy oapLA
aqnb oepiA
:"ftaiTia,-..
6ujuue|d
ueqm nejaAO jo siuamajjnbaa
sapejBdn apeSe* jojiapca
sjeas uqsAbh pue 6uipas mn|pe,s #
jeuMQ Aq 3 y j j UV
sapejBdn oitusps
7. jo z aS*rl
LI 100000
Bujy oopiA
aqno oapiA
Buiuuep" ucqjn ||GjaAo jo s,uaiuaj|nbed
sopejBdn ope5ej jouajxg
sjeos uosag>| pue Bujieas Lunjpe;s
jauMO Aq 3 'o dd UV
sopejBdn oiiusjes
b^jo/w aoueuepiBLM aoejd 08
B>|JOrV>pBOJ aiisjjo tf a^JBUO
suo|jBAOuaa jojjopi || oseqd
suo|jBjaj|v Jojjopl | osBqd :suoisnpxg
.-, ..~A
80-JdV-02
laoana doou siaviovaisa - ..a.. 3W3HOS
lDHroHd NonvznviiA3y 30V1d oa
83100000
f
a.
u
5 c
si
ZI39S
5 E
e- 3
Uj "3
N
i l
7. S 2 2 !
UUIJOO gagggeIil5S ol i/5 ol w
O O O O ;
O I
fJ
K- IT ra -_ ;' oj
I a ci to oi
<o
ota. Ou-
Si S I .P
cu
II
Q g B C j
IllilliSi O o 2 a o ot a ot e xSwiEccrloa:
U)
o
a2. fi
r n i D , r ^ u > a ) i a Q O O Q O O i o o o o o g o O2 No INo W
a N
o N
o
o o H o q c m c m o j i ; - - cj
o O uog o
g S B oq og o go oo o
LI
ni IK
ui O
CO o oooooo o o o o O o o o H rt cj roMjii i s
63100000
o
iSS
*p
t ':'
\
K
UI _
,
u
<
Z
jc
2 o(J
e
o >
eft o
o
o
ZI39S
O rZi r
z>
<ftft
s ..
-.'
3
O u
-,
i 2
S!j
oj ci a> a m a> * ,
n -o tj-o-o-o-cxi-o-o
O j j O U U U U U C U
1
il ii
iiiiiiii
j}j3j:jiiijjjiijj M
U O ;
Exw
l/J OT OT OT OT OT OJ 1/1
fi
ac
O
P
>r<
a. r r
IU
IU
oeiooooo
J^al,
o
is!
9
00
<
*
_
UI
<i
<
_ zo
o
~ . rp-
i
H
s
o
ZI^S
_, o
O
Cl OJ C.i CJ O O II il
o 1 - - - S 5 , S . 2 . ? i - . ? e ^ B W c j c o Q ! O i J fl J W g c a } c j
o. o. o. .". 'ti r. d "r. a "a o a a a j; J r r 2 H r 2 r i:
a o a n a a a a a a a t t j O j i i j i c i O B O O o o j o o a o i s sx
x
11111111
i f fi l l I I
t?5355i?i?wr,cr,3irJ3^xx*SiS2iix OT OT OJ^OT OT OT OT to
rf{
n .
at
z
&
IU
m 2 ra
|
*4-
z
V-
81
E t5
3
il t c Crnij
* I?
a >
V. u.
U OT s " c g
" 74
i * SB lifSfi E 5 -
UI
2 E u: O liiiiyii
<< O O O O O O O O O O O O O O o o o o o o o o g g g o o
O O 0..0 O O O Q
o o ) c j i t o < 7 i o o > o c > c n o c i c > o o o o o i o o c n c n c i g c n o i
c j o i c n o i o
- oc ni p
o ai o
i ci i cc i n r ooi gc ig c oi o i oi jCtc O
c oj o j j CO
c o cO j OT O CD
UJ UJ O n n r i n p i r j o n n n n n f J w r j J p r r i S i
t a c: co o
100000
'-f;
?!
E
UI ,
<1
5 c
~ z o
ii
K O
Z133S
15 j
ii
x E
ui H
o 5
UI ad
w o if si!
a -g -g B -0
ui i5 uj uj uJ
P tooo^-"
El
x ^
a
E
7- 3 -
O O E>
o
UI 9
3 ?
"- :-:
E UI lift!
ox1
if*
OTu i5 -8 i & I
11 1 "JI o
| JI 8 a
< S
5 OT iil'fs
ct E o m u lu
$88888
Mi ilt1I1
fi s
O O OT uj uj ui ui ui ui
Page 1 of 1
Chris Beaton
#
From: Gavin Yee [GYee@dominionco.com]
Sent: Sunday, April 20, 2008 6:48 PM
To: Arif Rahemtulla; Chris Beaton Sge
tS1:
fjjp;- -' ..';;.;:
C c : ' To m d e W o l f " * * & *
Regards
m
/ininnns I
00000132
BC PLACE REVITALIZATION PROJECT- RETRACTABLE ROOF CASHFLOW
CONSTRUCTION PERIOD CASH FLOW
20-Apr-08
BUDGET: Sec 13, Sec 17 --: -- - -;v---
0.20%
1 Mar-08
0.59%
2 Apr-08
..y8%
3 May-08
.-2.96%
4 Jun-08 -
4.94%
5 JuUjB
8.10%
6 Aug-08
12.06%
7 Sop-08
17.19%
8 Oct-08
23.52%
9 Nov-08
30.63%
10 Dec-08
38.14%
11 Jan-09
44.86%
12 Feb-09
Sec 13, Sec 17 51.19%
13 Mar-09 .
56.72%
14 Apr-09
62.06%
15 May-09
67.19%
16 Jun-09
Jul-09
72.33%
17
77.08%
18 Aug-09
81.42%
19 Sep-09
Oct-09
85.38%
20
Nov-09
88.93%
21
Dec-09
92.09%
22
Jan-10 i
100.00%
23
NOTES:
Sec 13, Sec 17
1. Cash flow based on
2. Assumes Substantial Performance at November 30,2009
3. Assumes holdback released at January 2010
4. Excludes Cash Flow for GST
4. Excludes Cash Flow for Phase I and Phase II and ODP
00000133
K100000
oiea-oi-JBOAB
,soo AiMluotM a
8002;03l!JdV
loaroSd dooy aiBViovuiay aovid pa
Nonoaroyd aaouhsvo 33d NononaisNoo
Page 1 of 1
Chris Beaton
The MOU is for $78,500,000 plus Taxes (PST and GST). It should be made clear that they are to cover all
customs and excise duties etc % -..;**. . *-
Regards
4/9i/?nox
00000135
9H00000
an NoaoncUSNOo
(dWO) e!Jd ujnujjXBiAj
paaiUBJBno aqi uiqpA >|J0M oj pajpbaj aq |,im \\ puepjapun os|e Aaqi ^jom Ml i0i .uauidjnba pue
aiiwyivj NoiNiwoa
sieuaieuj'peai 6ub| jo lueuiajnoojd qpd pojiuo pue.paaoojd oj sanjAnoB uojpnjpuoo qpd po.po
Moiie oi euJIJ ui uorpuijojui u6isap 6uipiA0Jd sb ||OAA se s6u!Mejp Buijuom. op\ padopAap A|pj aq
iou Aeui leq'i uoipuijojui uBisap uo paseq uonBOuqej pue sBuiwejp doqs qjiM paaooid Oj Ajessaoau
aq iiim ii ojaq/A suoqipudo'japun Bun^oM aq |||M Aaqi pue pafojd aqi p saiiiiiqisuodsai.pipg -
uBisan aqi spuepjapun X31H9IH pe,a|duioo A||nj 81 uB.sop aqi ajojaq paaoojd oi uoi.pnj.suoo pue
paiapjo oq o\ spuapiu po.po moi.b oiX31H9IH Aq Aiprpanbas panssi aq ||M uoipuijoju! ub.sap
se ' paMOBJl tsel aq ||im uoipnjpuoo pqi X31H9IH Aq poopjapun si \\ jooj aq jo; swapAs
iBoupaia pue poiueqoauj' papioosss se \m se poj Mau aqi Mopq ajnpnjp apjouoo 6u!is.xa aqi JO
sapBjBdn apmoui ||.M.pafojd aqi spaujap Suu uoisuaj pue 6uu uopsajdujoo 'sjaBBuui sjabbupo
suiBaq "spew }suo|Ad "ge p ajriprajs pap e Aq papuadsns 6| uiapAs jooi aiqepejpj aqi
ajnpnjp paiqeo pajaAoo ouqej pauoddns-jp-uou b IiuapAS jooj oiqepejpj e qiiMjooj payoddns
jie 6uipixa aqi jo juauiaoeidaj aqi joaoo ||im (paloid) pafojd .uouiaoeiday jooy aoe|d 08 8M1
:paiojd aqi
paej6e Aj.eninui
se suoiieoijijep pue suompuoo 'sjuauinoop. pejpoo oqi qi|M aouepjoooe ui aq ||eqs mJOM UV
"8003 ' 11 IfJ^V pawujqns psodoja
X31H9IH P^ (nOIAI X31HOIH) X31H0IH Aq pajedajd sb 6u!PuE+Sjapun jo WnpUWOWatti
aui iuauja,ddns oj papuajuj s. nOIAJ 9W. 'ainpaups pue pBpnq "uo.punj uo SBAipafqo
sjauMO sqi spatu pue Jiej 'pajedsuBJi 9| pqi ssaoojd pejpoo apaidaoofi ue bujzipuu jo
asodjnd oqi joi qiiej poo6 ui OdQ P"B oo^ed q ApA|pjadooo Bu^jom ui paujujujoo si X31H9IH
pqi Buipuepjapun aqj saqsipepa now siqi juauiaajBe aqj jo pap. pue spamajmbaj peipoo
oqi 10 auilino ub se saAjas (now) Bupuepjapun P ujnpuejouja|Aj siqj -X31H9IH pue oQABd
siaaroud ivioads
uaaMiaq papoaxa Ajjnj aq ueo juauiaaiBB pejpoo pimg - uBisaa ibujjoj oqi uaqM auii.i qons HlUf)
pafoJd
J.N3JN3PVNVI/I NOaOflblSNOO
paouaiajaj eAoqe aqj joj (xjoaa)'iuaisXS jpo>Ja|qEpBJiay oqi joj (X31H9IH JO japjina - uBjsaa)
qujg xaiqBiH q"AN pauiaaj6B pejpoo PIPQ - u6.isaQ piujoj e opi japa oj jauMO au.1 P uoipapi
iH3n30Nv j.D3roa<J aqi si ji ieqj suuijuoo uoiuiujoq 'eiqiunioo qsipg jo aou|AOJd aqi Aq jBAOjdde oi pafqns -(ooABd
jo jauMO) eiqujnpo qsqug P aouiAOJd aqi Joj uoipjodioo umojo leputAOJd e uoipjodjoo uoi|iAed
08 JOJ lua6V 'jaBBUBW* uoipnjpuoo si (odQ J uopjujoa) "pn uoipnjpuoo ai!UJ-"!ed uoiuiujoq
ONI13WMJ.NOD 1VU3N30
* ' epeueo 'oa 'jaAnoouBA ILL
pbjiuoo jooy aiqepBjpy puna - uBisaa
anna / NOisao
pafoJd luawaoE[day jooy aoe|d 08 - Buipuepjapun jo uinpuejoiuoiAi :ay
x ' 9Aijnoax3 pafojd 'WlPP^y 6noa jjaj
jopajia'pafoJd 'MOQ>l |3el|0!'|aj ssnB|>j jiaj :uoi.juav
SiV Bwm\
uoiuiuioa
i>i MnrjCUaffKtf? -
t-. -iuvi.wa.
, :jf'^BBl
Aueujjao
6U!,saiiy E928
Ol. JppjON
..uva. HQUJ9 X31H9IH
procurement, means and methodology for the Work and has established a Guaranteed Maximum
Price (GMP) for the Work.
The integrated team (Team), comprised of PavCo/ Stantec/Hightex/ SBP/ Gelger/Tensys/ George
Third/ Genivar/ DFC has been working closely with HIGHTEX and their "World Class" consulting
engineers over the past two months for the Project. The Team has been utilizing HIGHTEX and their
Consulting engineer's unique expertise for cable^upported. reUeWible.6^ytemfi^SePU*3 and
resources for preplanning, budgeting, scheduling and .constructabillty reviews to prepare and
facilitate the Work. This "Design - Build" methodology allows the Team to work in a collaborative
basis to optimize steel design, function, integration with the existing building systems and
construction solutions with the objectives of completing the Project on time and on budget. Pre
planning for construction concurrently during the design is critical due to the limited time constraints..
The Project must be- completed before the 2010 Olympics, specifically in time for tha VANOC
overlay work commencing in November 2009. Time is of the essence.
This integrated process will transition into a construction contract^and will supersede the
Professional Consulting Services Agreement. This MOU will confirm that HIGHTEX is committed in
working cooperatively with PavCo and DFC in good faith to finalize a construction contract.
HIGHTEX has submitted a comprehensive proposal on April 11. 2008 and the contents contained
therein in no way relieves.HJGHTEX of their responsibility as the Design - Builder to provide PavCq
with a complete "Turn Key" operational retractable roof system, that meet the intent of this
agreement.
Parties to The Agreement:
All Work shall be carried out in accordance with the Contract Documents. The contract agreement.
shall be a Design - Build Stipulated Price Contract, CCA 14, 2000 complete with Supplemental y
Conditions between HfGHTEX and PavCo. The supplemental condrtions will be modified to .
incorporate the Role of the Construction Manager.
Owner PavCo
Architect: . Stantec (Prime Consultant)
Structural (Existing Building): Genivar
Mechanical: Genivar
Electrical: Genivar
Construction Manager: Dominion
Third Party Reviews: Arup
Structural Steel Trade Contractor George Third & Sons (GTS)
Steel Erection Trade Contractor KWH Constructors Corp. (KWH)
Design - Build Roof Contractor Hightex (Design - Builder)
Structural (above transfer beam) SBP ^ - x
Structural (Transfer structure) Geiger (Engineer of Record/ Coordinating Engineer)
Fabric Tensys
Clean Energy concept Transolar
Photovoltaic System Solar Next
Acoustics MuilerBBM.
D e d i c a t e d Te a m a n d r e s u m e s . . * . - . . . . n u - .
Refer to HIGHTEX'S Memorandum of Understanding for HIGHTEX organization Chart.
General Scope of Work - (Shall include but not necessarily limited to the following):
1 All design and engineering tor the retractable roof structure and systems for a complete turnkey,
as referenced in HIGHTEX MOU. ' ' . .. .
2 Supply and install all labour, materials; and equipment necessary for tha complete installation of
the Retractable Roof System work listed herein for the project. -...,. ' u ,_.
3 Include, all project management, executive, support, engineering, administrative staff, contract
i administrators, dA/QC personnel, project accounting, shop drawings, detailing, travel costs
(possible overseas), disbursements. All as required to support each discipline related to
HIGHTEX operations both onsite and offsite. .. '
4. Include all general requirements, temporary measures and temporary works necessary for a
complete installation of the Work. _, '.
5. Supply and install Work in accordance with SBP, Geiger and Tensys specifications.
6. Refer to Hightex's drawings for general scope of work.
00000137
8I00000
jooijouoipijaa v
' * ' sBuipjBoq papjaj 9 sBuiuado szep' sBurpoj o.ubjo jewn s Ze.
ioojjouoni|ouiappuBUO$ieuapoiJioudsBajeBu!pasoiuo!papjdjameaAA
siapjeq owen pue uB|d iuauia6Bueui ogjBJi ' t .
.. XBoiopoqiaui pus sajnpaoojd uorpaja Buuoqs uejd |Uauia6BUBUJ aip jnoA ujqns
jaBBUBW uojpnjpuoo aqi Aq suoipoijUBp pue suoiiipuoo japu.n popu PU8HM^a^f AS?^
iuaujejinbaj ,eJaua6. p uowdaoxa aqi V 'mjoM oqi jo uwpu. apptuoc aq ^ fj^aosu
smjom AJBJbdiuoi pue spauiajinbej pjauaB jp joj otqisuodsaJ aq oj X3XH91H m Pap**"! 1
:jabeue|/j uolprujsuoo Aq sjuaujaJinoay ivjwftfu
. op paujdinba
Bunsioq 'sjouu
ouiisioq wuhi "sjaBBm
-siO Aqape5Bjjoddnsoi6usuiBJj
'bubjo oijnejpAq , 'sbubjo J3|mbjo
paisZ joj
'sbubjo
pais.paquia
joaaoi g'po*
Ajddns
Pu^,^"| 52
.g
S19 Aq
SJ MsuoiAd
' M aqi
*' joj iaap paquia dIO WW Ajddns pue sBuuBsq apjp ippui pue(Ajddns "
.slSt2ujoqHosap|sai!Soddouosiq6ieMpeouBiBqJO>sjoMOUB
isbiibo jaiBM pue speuj 10 suiyvop eji IB01W8A apnpui spje/vuaije sAnB apBO jo pAOUJaj apnpuj
SwuZwmo pcddnsi jojsuuinpo
speoiuoipajajoiJ spew o auuejj
do, 01 leuod
pen sAnB aiqeo BupaqjBuajp
Buipixa pixe Ajejodujo,jojb,su, pua Ajddns
pajpbaj sapid ZZ
pub ujaaq Buu Buipixa *opq .seuiBJd ,eyodB Buipixa apejBdn oj .ut^.^^ ^
Buu uoisuai apeo ok ioi jaBBu-ui 915 joj pais 'OZ
(xaiqBiH Aq"pai|ddns) sABispsq aiqso jaddn'Apo ippui -61.
. c 1 c Aq arms piuozuoq Mopq) sjaquiaui sAepjpeq pais ieMon ijepui pus Ajddns 'M
QmAooJiSppM's^ a
sAap *>eq jbmo, 'sjaBBu u, 'sjaBBupo 'sBuuBaq ap.,s 'spaquja ^J^g '%
Bujjooj pue BuijoojdJaie/A uieaq Bup 6uipjx3 8
sjaijeads puB siqBji'suaaJOs oapiA L
uouoaiojd BuiuiqBn 9
jooj aiqBpejpj joj Atddns jaAAdd "8
uoip'eiojd aJ!d V
uoiptppui puB A|ddns pais lejhpaiis t
sujapAs TAAIJ/J9n6'suiaisAs uo!iBui-sp.Jiuoo
oue saAuo 'sjoiop sb qons uiapAs jooj ajqepejpj eqi qjtM piBapi AjiBoijpads pu siuapAs
KTua . a u Jssejpp*
* ' M tu^sAs B j j p p o dojqnd
i a a i s a'Buiqujn.d
q i M O | a q a'poppap
j n p n J p e'popaqoeui
pjouoo6u!p Jaqp
r x a ) oJOJ
B u u Bupaau,6u3
a a u 5 D U 3 j .j
-.... *".. . --- -rdiaqioAq)po'jK
iseiieq jap puB spBiu p suwop a.j leoipaA apnpui spjB/vuaijB sAnB apeo jopAoujej epnpui
spboi
H '-uoipaja
J * 10 yoddns joj
suuinpo speui jo
auiBjj doj o,Bujisjxa
pyod paSi sAnBBupaqiBuajp
apeo |bxb AjBJodua, Ueisu. pue
joj pajinbaj A|ddns 6
sap|d
pue uieaq Bup 6uqs|xa /wopq Bsauiejj ppod. Bunsjxa apajBdn oj suuimoo aaou leuojiippv '8
^ , sjgppei ssaooe'sdiuBj pappj'8)||BMiB0jaMO| pue jeddfj L
8002'OZIpdv
jooy ajqBpBJiay japipg - uBisaa
Buipuepjapun jo uinpuBJOUjaw - pauiaoBiday jooy ooB|d 08
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Design - Builder Retractable Roof
April 20, 2008
Transfer Ring:
S1.0 Transfer Ring S4.0 Steel Sections
S3.0 Concrete Sections
It is intended for the following budget lo be a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP). HIGHTEX will be
required to demonstrate competitive pricing, tendering of major suppliers, equipment vendors apd_
subtrades and costs in an ""open book" process. The GMP is based upon issuance of design
drawings and specifications. It is understood these design drawings will be updatedI and adjustedI on
final snow and wind loads from the modeling report as prepared by RWDI by end of April 2008 and
final design information will be issued in May 2008.
00000139
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Design - Builder Retractable Roof
April 20, 2008
.Vt&S&iZS'rfT.
It is HIGHTEX' responsibility to identify any long lead delivery items and provide competitive pricing
results from three vendors and applicable detailed backup for submission to DFC. Once pricing
results are tabulated for a complete price including duties, freight, Provincial Sales tax. HIGHTEX
will be required to submit this information for 'requisition to purchase" as recommended by
HIGHTEX and approved by PavCo. This procurement process is intended to be an "open book" and
transparent process. Tendering & competitive pricing is required for the following list, but not
necessarily limited to the following list of major equipment vendors, suppliers and subcontracted
budget items.
1. Cables
2. Castings
3. Fabric
4. Liner ' -"
5. Clamping systems
6. Upper Backstays
7. Clevis and cable ends
8. Photovoltaic system
9. Manufacture of cushions
10. Retractable roof drive system and related hardware
11. Inflation system
12. BM controls system
13. Jacking equipment and hydraulic system
14. Crows nests and temporary access ladders
15. Mechanical systems ,
16. Electrical systems
17.' Catwalks
18. Gutter systems and Rain water leaders (RWL)
Once the requisition has been made from HIGHTEX on the purchase of the item and approved the
?e7will becomeTfixed price. HIGHTEX should be clear if (he requisition does not cover specifically
identified items that have not been priced or included in the requisition.
00000140
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Design - Builder Retractable Roof
April 20,2008
We request that you expedite procurement of all long delivery items, and.commence with the shop
drawing process as soon as design information is made available (in accordance with the project
procurement sheet) to meet the Project schedule commitments to the Owner. Please prepare your
complete list of submittals for this project and sertd this list outlining target dales for tendering, RFQ
to suppliers and trades, target closing dates, requisitions, Owner's approval etc. for. submission to
our office for approval (a copy of this spreadsheet is available for your use).
Please submit your detailed schedule of shop drawing submissions, anticipated equipment/ material
deliveries and your detailed schedule to coordinate with same. All work shall be io accordance with
the. contract documents.
Change Orders:
Change Order mark up will be limited to 10% Overhead (including Home Office overheads, shop
overheadsrpfejeet management, site supervision and site generalconditions)'and 5% Profit on the""
cost of the change. Mark up will not be applicable on Charge Out rates and equipment rates when
provided by the Design-Builder. It is intended that only scope changes that do not meet the intent of
this MOU will be subject to a change order.
It is understood that non-scope change will not impact the GMP and that the GMP will allow for
completion of the design to meet the intended design requirements for engineenng, aesthetics,
functionality, durability, quality etc. Refinements in the design, if not covered by the budgets within
the GMP, will be covered by the contingency included in the GMP. These unforeseen changes may
be necessary to address the design intent and other requirements for the completion of the design
that were not budgeted. Unforeseen costs related to site conditions, minor requirements, variance
in tender results, unbudgeted iterris, variance In actual costs and minor design requirements that are
necessary to satisfy final engineering will be covered by the contingency included in the GMP.
Non-discretionary changes resulting from design errors and omissions by the Design - Builder will
not be covered by the contingency.
Contingency:
A construction contingency in the amount of $4,980,067.25 is included to "^ **J*"J^
estimated and actual costs as the (GMP).ls based on. schematic and incomplete design drawings.
Th s SngencVis integral to the contract as it allows HIGHTEX lo guarantee the price based on
hS^ information and reflects the inherent risk HIGHTEX ***^**
project based on fixing a price early in the design process. Upon ^on Mhe'J^**
allowable expenditures including HIGHTEX construction fee arejess than the (GMP , this difference
rfttj^ contingency; and the total unused contingency amount will revert back
to the owner. '
A construction contingency has been included lo cover the variance in tender^ resultsas well as the
Xti^rian^ between final actual costs.and budgets estimated to <*** GMP The
constnjctton contingency is not intended to cover scope changes tha impact the GMP. TheGMP
wH? aSow for minor variances that can be expected during design development, provided they do not
Sl1!5[^^ and are required to meet the intent of the outline specrfications
and drawings.
Contingency-is intended...cover pta escalationandjhe'"^"""S?ft tffc
00000141
ZMOOOOO
:6uimo|ioi aqio,paMUJiJlouinq
Buipnpu, o, pajaqpe aq jsnui S*H0 P-. 80MP spjepuejs v ^epodui. jsouijn p s, Ajejes. m
. ' (op 'juauissasse pjezeq "sauaAijap
i . ,nnin .;, Ma 'saAiioafao apnpui oj sjeuue.d Apjaa/VO ">iw*
STJSSL u^^ ? Un, tsnui jap^-uOisaa aq, St
sBunaaujuoimP^oAlMaaMaqrspuatteueuJajoje ajnsua ^snujjapHna-uBisaa aqi 11
suiq aieudojdde aqi uj qons esodsip pua asnjaj dn ueap ispui
AaMi A.uo suioojqoun, s^mQ-u6^m oj peu.ejuoo aq jsmu eBe.qjeB seBejeAeq pue pood 9l
siseq Aiiap a uo as ijjoj) paAOUjej jo'paijjeui se sjauieiuoo
' juaujejtnbej
-ann uhm Aiduioo o\ Ajessaoau juauidinba pue sieuajeUi 'jnoqej Ajessaoau lie^apjAOJd pue
^o^e\0m^o%uv^ pue eBeqjeB umo jtaqj joj a.q.suodsej aq m japjing-uBrsea auj. H
- op 'Mjom jo adoos 'Buimpaqos '|OJjuoo Ajnanb 'sajnpepojd ^^^J}^ ...
uo mjom Bupuaujuioo oj joud Buuaaui ucijauipjooo qof-ajd a puejje jsniu japang-uBisarj aqj, 61
sjuauiajinbay iojjuoo ssoi s.uoiuiujoq qjiM A.duioo jsniu jap|na-u6.saa auj. il
. * sjuouinoop jnoasop
Buipnpui swaiunooa Penuoo ai Aq paJinbaj se S|ejjuiqns ije aP!AOjd ||eqs japHng-ueisaa eqj. n.
>po jo adoos s.japiing-uBjsaa )0 Buiipueq siepateuj
joj jueiudinba pue sieuajeu. 'jnoqe, Ajesseoau-|lB joj ajq.suodsaj aq m japimg-uBisea auj. Ot
' ui pajapuai sa *om aqj ajaiduioo pue yejs oj juatud.nba a.npaups joafojd eqi qjwi aouepjoooe
pue jeModueuj to"*"* . '
apiAOjd^pue sjuaiuajinbaj pefojd aqi qifM jeiiiuiej s. aq jeqj spuejsjapun japiing-uBisaQ auj. 6
seoiAjas punoj6japun ejeoo| pue ombjs
oj saiuedujoo Aj.|.jn (|e qjM Buijeu.pjooo joj a,qsuodsaJ aq i.eqs ^PH^f^rt^u^So^e
o isoo leuomppe ou je pooB apeui aq ueqs pejjuoo siqi jo unsaj e se Apadcwd ejeAUd jo/pue
oqnd^unK
pue saoi/uas BuJjspTa jo Ajiujoia aqj u. Buixjom uaqM uoijneo esn jsnui jep|.ng-u6.saa aqi 8
Mei-Ag iojjuoo asfoN aqj qjww aouepjoooe ui MJO/wam aja|diuoo jsnuj jap|ing-u6isaa eqi l
jjjom aqj jo.aauBuuojjad eqj joj
Ajessaoau se pejjuoo s.qj jo uoijejnp aqj joj ajs aqj punoje pue uiqjjM pue sAeMaApp 'eoueijw.
jb oyiejj uBujsapad pue jeinoiqaA iojjuoo oj suosjad Bbjj peunenb jo juauiAoiduja eqj pue
sjaujeq "saojAap iojjuoo oijjejj ||e jo uoijbhbjsui pue Ajddns eqj apnpui ueqs jepiing.u&saci aqi g
A|uo sau|| Apadojd pafojd aqj u|qj|M sauijpuB opeq apiAOjd jjiaa jbumo
aqi juauiajinbaj siqj ||ij|nj oj juauidinba pajinbaj pue puuosjad poijuenb ep|A0Jd ueqs pus
-*^o^^^cHtuBO oj-foessaoau- jncjAe,. UMO^raqj *l aiqisuodsaraq ueqs japjTrra-iiB|saa dqX 5
sjueiunooa jpejjuoo aqj
qjiM aouepjoooe ui jno paiueo eq ||eqs >uom IIV spejjuoo apeji |enp|A|pui eqjp ooueuuojjad
leijuaisqns eqj oj jou pue'joafoJd HBJaAO aqj jo aouaioiopad |Bijuejsqns aqj qjiM/appuioo eqs
. spejjuoo lenpjAipui jo pouad Ajubjjbaa aqi teqj 'pouad Ajubjjbaa aqj jo ojep juaujaouauiuioo
aqj 6u|U|Uijajap p osodjnd aqj joj 'puejsjepun pUB aiunsse ueqs japiing-uBjsaa eqi v
sBuj/wajp jjinq-se paiinbai
jo uoiiaiduioo pue Jpo/w jiaqj ButBeueui joj Ajessaoau se sja|ddns
% pafojd jiaqj oj uorjnqjjjsip jo/ pajinbaj suoijeoupeds pus sjuaiunoop pue sapejj-qns
jo sjas 'lauuosjed
iBuojjippe
Aue jo Bujseqojnd jo sjsoo Buijuud umo Jiaqj joj aiqisuodsej aq hv\ jap{{ng-uB|saa auj. z
v. j a u M O e q i o j j s o o l e u o i j i p p e o u j e p a p u a j u j j j j q m
eqj Buiuuouad uiojj japung-uBisea aqj saABjiaj AeM ou ui sjuaiunoop pefojd (|b A/vaiAaj pue ajis
aqjiisiAOLajnyej ^oAA-a^jeiduJoo oj^^se^^Jor/F^viH^^oos^qi pue suoWPJJiais..
qjjM saAiasujaqj Ajsijes pue azuBiiiuj.Bj oj uoijoadsui ajis e ajaiduioo ueqs japHng-uBjsaa aqi z
,-.'." -suoijipuoo |ejuauj8|ddns
qjiM ajaiduioo
" jobjjuoo ooo2 'H VOO
auj. sjuaumooa '.objjuoo
pejjuoo eqj eopd paiaindus Pling
qjiM aouepjoooe - u6isaa
uj jno e eq
psijje? aq ueqs
|jeqsjuaiuaaj6B
jJJOAA IIV I.
8002'02lMdv-
jooy eiqepejjay japisng - u6|saa
BuipuBjsjapun io uinpuaJoujaiAj*- juaiuaoBjdey jooy aoey 08.
BC Place Roof Replacement - Memorandum of Understanding
Design - Builder Retractable Roof
April 20, 2008
19 1 The Design-Builder will be required comply with Dominion's Safety Program and must
submit to Dominion's CSO their company safety manual, project specific safe work,
procedures and hazard assessment plans within 2 weeks of award of contract and before
commencing any work on site.
19.2. The Design-Builder's MSDS Binders must be provided to Dominion's CSO before
r-aBga$*etfSilb**ll3& -f,
19.3. The Design-Builder must submit Safe Work Procedures before commencing any tasks.
19.4. The Design-Builder must complete Pre-Joh Safety Instruction forms at each significant
change in task.
19.5. The Design-Builder must ensure their employees on site are provided with and wear safety
vests at all times.
19 6 The Design-Builder must assume full responsibility and liability for the safety of their
employees, shall ensure at least one employee on site has current level 1 first aid. and
provide equipment and supplies in accordance with the requirements of Schedule 1 as
outlined in the "Occupational First Aid Regulations" published by The Workers'
Compensation Board of British Columbia.
19.7. The Design-Builder's
' commencing employees
any work "on must compjete_jL_sjt^^
s!te.~Schedu^
watch. . _ \
22. The Design-Builder is responsible to ensure protection of surrounding areas prior to starting
work.
The following information shall be included in your invoice: (Submit breakdown and invoicing forrnat
for the Project Manager's review prior to your first billing).
1 S c h e d u l e o f Va l u e s a g g r e g a t i n g t o t a l c o n t r a c t p r i c e . " . . .
2, Schedule of Values for all pending or potential costs anticipated including unexecuted changes,
claims etc. to formulate project contract value.
5. I0%holdback.
r hightex to orovide a waiver from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).for corporate income
ta>?2JS S5^ o^eStecl breakdown that would be subject to CRA. Incomei tax. I
tn?s wafceMs^received that satisfies the requirements of CRA, the applicable - portion of
HlGhrrS: invoices will be subject lo. a 15% withholding tax that the Owner will be obliged to
deduct from HIGHTEX billings.
7 Dominion's main office must receive the original invoice by no later than the 25th of each month
w mrk iid to and including the 25th of the month. Invoices will be processed by the end of the
v ^ ^ ^ ^ S ^ ^ ^ a f t e r t h e 2 5 t h 6 h a " b e i n c , u d e d i n t h e f o , , o w, n , 9 T K
IS^SS^L by.courier. Faxed copies will be accepted for pre-approve, only but
not processed for payment Invoices should be addressed as follows:
00000143
wooooo
' -iijo/vMoiueiuaouauJuJooojJOijdpuepjeMejosAep
"9
BupuoM (z) uoaos uiqjjM spuog juauiAed leuajen pue jnoqen pue puog aoueuuouad l!U.qnS
g
oja "sampcii'juaujdinbo ,epads jo, sajep AjaAiiap painpaqos s^Jnjoejnuew
ssaoojd |eA0jdde BuiMejp doqs aqj jo uoiiaidujoo uodn
Z
sue|d dn las es-sujejBaip jnoAej auejo'sajnpaoojd uoijoajg
einpSqasTuauiajnooJd Z
fboueinsui jo ajeomiieo
0'8 'JOAnooueA
Abm jenuiA G86Z '0l-# e.iniS
pj-| U0|pnJ,SUO0 8|IUJJ1B j uojujujoa .
jaBeuew uo|joru>suoo o/O uotjejodjoo uojijAed oa .
8002'OZludv
jooy aiqejoejjay Jepjing - u6|saa
BuipuejsjapunjouinpuejoujavN- juauiaoe|day jooyaoBid 08
S
SM 00000
-3JV-s4a<:.
:aiueN
Z0S'2l.8't>09 :il0
ZLailZQKM'WQV91
. jopaJia joafojd
leuojssajoJd pawpaJ00Va3310S9 T3SV'A "1*89
oau6isjaDun au, pejuoa eseajd 'eAoqe aqj Bujujaouoo suojjsanb Aue aAeq p,noqs noAji
^V^'wSS *E* .oo, pue pefojd s,qj uo noAqjiM-BuppoM aq o, pasea.d aje aM
. " xj|>,AeoeJS rjuejunoooy pafoid
.^081 ,^mu\PA900,i?^d
Buiuuadjai ujji /OMU|H P^qJ3 :juapua,uiJ3dns
uouBeo uaqoy ;ja6eueiA] joefoid
aaAUiABQ : jopaji.Q pafoid
:saphpu| joafojd sjqj oj pauftsse uieaj s.uojuiujoa
eogjo s,uoiu|Uiod oj uoissjujqns
joj sejep jaBjej-pue sjuaui^nbaj jo js| ajaiduioo Bu.unjno js.| s|ejjujqns BuiMejp doqs 01-
u6l.UIU10Q.OJ'|BAOUiaJ 8JSBM
Aue oj jopd pue 'pjBMe jo sAep Buouom (/_) <** uWj|M uejd juaiuaBeueui ajseM eqj qsjumd . 6
pj-| uojjonjjsuoo aiiuuiej uojuiujoq 'jepiing
-uBisaa eq, aq jsnuj spuoq eq, uo eaB||qo aqi JauM0 aqj oj aiqejdaooe Ajajns 8 Aq panssj '8 v.a
.v-jij*:-
pue efii$*^^ Aq peAorfdj.uuoj e uo panssi eq ,,eqs spuo^uons Itv
'uflfrVu.. - J s ^ Ts f * ^ pejjuoo eqj Japun
Buisue suoijeBiiqo ne jo juaiuAed aqj pue AjuejjeM - Z'Zt 09 "I m papiAOJd Ajubjjbm eqj
i^^&VfluUui peJ,uo0 aq, jo juauinumj aq, ,jun Bujpuejs pooB u.W=a
snuVpue jejja, s.qj jo ajep aq, jo sAep Bujxjom </.) uaAas qjiM papiAOJd aq jsnuj US9 ^pnjoui
.noD'00O'l.$ V 8930X3 u. spejjuoo joj A|uo) 30ld 10VH1NO0 ** P (%0S) iN3?*3d
^Ujo junouiB aq, ui qoea puog ,ueuiAed leuajBjN pue jnoqeTe pue puog aoueuijouad V
8002:02lPdV
jooy aiqBpBJjaytjapi!ng - uBisaa
Buipuajsjapuf, jo uuripueJoujaiyM - juauieoeiday jooy aoeid 08
9H 00000
:eiueN
SOOZ'OZIMdV
jooy ajqep8Jjey japiing - uBisaa
6uipue,sjepun jo mnpuBJOiuaw - juauiaoe|day jooy eoeid 08
Z.MOOOOO
' 9Wr''lt;e'W9:il30
080iHE9'W9'le!Qr3aJja
- jopajtaioafoJd
leuoissajojd paiipajoov Q3310S9 i^V'WA uAB9
, . spje6ay
suo!pnJ,su. jnoA jibmb aM lieiap ajouu v\m 6une6.jsoAU. aje Aaq, pue sanss, uojioaja
SiO dRM mm ji aas o, suojjdo BuuousezBid 6u!,b6.}S9Au. me a/w I|bo asea,d 'suoijsanb hue aABq noA j|
ldaouco
am ujim aajBe AilBjauaB a/A pue juaiuaBuBjje aiqBjins e iflim dn eiuoo o, AjaiAej jaqinj paauiilM W^ WJJJ
- \ saiinp pue s,.8)ap am ub aAeq iou op om 'awn ui >u.od siu, P jaAOAAoq 'iuBj6ojd *WnW^9^^i^X3
. pueVoM pinoM sim\uiqj aM 'uoipnjjsuoo Buunp seojnosaj se pazijnn 6u|aq jjejs *W<* 08 BuipjeBey
ol02 ,udy uipejsay ei 0103 M^JBiaj jo pbo aqj jbou apnpuoo soiduiAio
aui jane I H\t l <?qy 01 ajaM 11 ji sarjiAipe jooj jo uorjenuijuoo aqi SMoqs jaaqs S|q, .aAllVNaailV;. PfW1'^
i a q ^ u f ^
OjOZ le Ajenuer J8MIBJ jnq (ajea AepaAO OONVA.Aq) 600Z
'cl H39LAI3AON Aq pa,a|diuoo aq iouubd ainpaqos jooj aiqepejjaj aq, ,eqj saiejjsuoujepj| Pu* W SlOjndu!
tl\^S^iS in] pajsnfpe aAeq , mp jfurf U! 6udo,aAap jaqpnj aq m Aem 'iieui-a siO uo paseg
^aGo^Zj^SSS^oi
* ' " j ^ e ^ ' I I AsiO
l e nojj qAjaAnap
a j 6 u sqjuouj
J B , s j nzp Bu|MO|,e
8 . ^ o qpue
s a . pjgg
n p a qkm
o s \* A ^paips
j B U i u XBiHOlH
jnsaqi
jslc Abw snsjaA istc A|nr jo pua pajaidujoo aq 0, painpaqos s| |aa,S (sqiuoiu S'9
A,sno,Aajd ujojj sqjuoiu 6 is JoBUdi s. uo,jBjnP pue Ja,e, qiuoiu auo ?u^^
/ qjedTtwiJuo se >uoaa >ojjj,3opj&Qu>^^ ISiO Aquonejnp ainpaqos jsajB, s.q, uaAjo
mobo Daai uiiaa sn sapiAOJd siO aouo 'Moq pue Au/a Appexa ujijupo HtM.aM auii, uoijoaja ajisuo joj suorjejnp
W,TwS S5S3mpajoajje eAeq sjqBieMesaqijeq, pasiApeseq Si9 'sauuoi^11 ojW*>
ujojj sasB^u! jq&eM juensaj pue qjgi. ,udV uoxajqBiH ujojj paAiaoaj samjueno jo Ilia JO uoijeuijijuoo qjw\
MO|aq |ieuj-a JnoA oj Jaqynj :suqb
Z .jq I sSbh
8H 00000
XiajBipauiuii iui-a siqi jo saidoo \\e Awisop Pub jopuos atp Ajiiou osBoid juoidiooj
e sb paureu iou oai io loiio ut tw'paAooai no* Jt W!^:S! uoijBOiunumioo stipjo |UO|djoo
Pouibu om umn Jamo uowad Aq osa mo jo uot^uiuiosstp 2uiAdoo pazuoipriBun Auy W^*
poSoiuud Jo/pire (Bitiiapguoa uimuoo Xbui Pub juoidpgj pouitra oqi ioj Aiuo popuajui si [teiu-Q siuj.
Z889-889-WJ9-XJ
x ezi.o-zoe-i>o9:qd
OOABd
UOfWftMijp
*noA>iueqi
:suosanb z q.!* sjibisu/kop *eq aujeo aq 6u..ujouj sq, pjAea pue juaja'iffiM 6urjaauj s,pjbaaoh JaV
'UIABO/JPV
00U'rC9'i>09:xej 000ll.e9W9:urew
IXP WSA '08 'jaAnooueA 'Ae/\A |enp|A S862 * OtH#
pj-| uo|johjqsuoo a||UJ4!ed uoiujuioa
7. io 7 a3rT
6M 00000
. auutnc/v
/ pjwiqoM
.siftuotu 6 P3J3
(uoipaja jo we,s ajojaq si&uouj una joj a^Duqej a) paau) smuouj g uorieDjjqej
(; xc Aew) #sn 04 aapJO HIW ujojj sinuouj oi z - A|ddns |aa5S
^ ^ _ aoBid 08 :iafqnS
^ ^ , . ^ 33 A UJABQ lOl
:' tAidSS'.i>8002,8U!JdV,Aep!Jj :*ues
uojeag suqo
l IO folk A
o
i r,
o
o
o
ALTERNATIVE RETRACTABIE ROOF
(RESTART ATCH OLYMPICS) '
Page 1 of2
Chris Beaton
' I.
Noteparagraph
reference to Concert
finalizedProperties
should be changed to the
PavCo.
design _.
^ wt<^ he has
2: 2nd discusses feasibility study (s); Doug advised that islixeorajTcl
instructed SBP/ Geiger to stop optimization of steel.
3. Open Book + Contingency Outline Costing Matrix, and Doug is approaching this like it was a GMAX, however,
it should be referenced somewhere in writing that the numbers are to a GMP. '. * .
4. Note should be made that all savings in their budget and Contingency will revert back to PavCo. Contingency
should not be expended unless approval by PavCo and DFC.
5. 5th paragraph references long lead items will be required commencing this Monday. April 20, 2008.
6. CCDB -14 should be CCA Document 14.-2000 plus suplementary conditions. .
7. 2nd Page, 1st paragraph, reference to proposal submitted April 11, 2008 (Sign Off Binder?) should not relieve
them of their responsibility to deliver a complete 'Turn Key" retractable roof system to meet the intent of the
agreement, should the proposal list our exclude Items that may contradict or contains errors or ommissions from
the intent of the agreement.
8.15% CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) witholdtng tax on non Canadian entities will be. necessary on their
billings. Unless they provide a CRA waiver document or set up Canadian Business.
9. Breakdown of budget is to be used as a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP). They don't.reference any upset
price, GMAX language.
10. Doug does not differentiate GST & Provincial sales tax. I suspect PST is not included.
II. He referenced cranes are included and their will be overlap, however he should separate what his crane costs
are if Hightex uses the cranes we provide. On the other hand, we know that all his crane requirements are
included If their work is deferred until after the Olympics, He will, have all craneage requirements in their price,
without relying on the tower cranes or crawlers we provide.
12. Last sentence, HIGHTEX is requesting direction on how to proceed, what are the next steps?
13. List of quantities and take off should only be "INFO ONLY" to demonstrate they spent considerable effort in
producing budget, however it should not relieve them of their responsibilites for a complete TurnKey" installation
to meet the intent of the GMP if there are any errors or ommissions from their take of and quantities.
14. Procurement of 72 backstay cables is required for steel erection. These cables are the largest and integral
with steel pylon support.
15. Slide bearings are noted as 4 5 months to produce. GTS advised these are 5 to 6 months to produce. Design
is required asap.
16 HIGHTEX schedule is based on 7 months GTS steel erection starting Nov 3,2008 and completing by May
31st which result in a Black out start date of January 19, 2009. GTS erection duration is now 2months longer at 9
months, which pushes end date out 2 months to January 31. 2010.
r have revised HIGHTEX MOU as it covers the GMP, .contingency, contract intent etc. I think it is still appropriate
to issue to clarify.
4AM/700K
00000151
Page 2 of2
Project Director
DirectOiai: 604.631.1080
Cell: 604.341.4746 '
4/2172008
00000152
April 18, 2008
Gentlemen, . " *
First I want to extend my thanks for allowing us to participate in this effort for the B C '
Place Retractable New Roof system. We find this exlrairjjsl^al!^^ exciting as a
world class project that wc trust can be successful forjCoticert Properues)ind the City of foaVlGO
Vancouver.
To the discussions and exercise these past three months, we have finalized our effort for ^pgc.e&....-
the feasibility study(s) ajr\duare'ti>^.prcired to commence on the second part of the Hi&vcna>*~ ***
Design Build program. With our team almost complete, we are now in the position to ^ ^^^ i*&*kJ*'
move design to finalization and must oudine foe critical issues if we arc to complete the -1 ^fTTj^^TeaaeiO
roof structure on time for the 2010Olympics\. .
In follow up to. our proposal, we have codified the details and the design intent, have taken
ail of your direction to the team and are prepared to propose our costing structure, our
organizational approach, and of course, the critical path methodology for building this roof
design. ^-v"'N ^ ^> -j*> a &^P . '
Included with our proposed Matrix is individual programming for. the various efforts in
procurement, project management, engineering, fabrication, and installation where the
coordination and schedule are key to the delivery dates and execution of the project The
critical path methodology has been employed and if we are to be on time with what is
necessary to meet the deadlines imposed, the purchasing sequence for many of die long
lead items will be required commencing April 20, 2008. These items are outlined in the
following attachments). "" '
..... <Xa-mr-looo
We also have suggested the agreement following negotiation of the CCDB 7 14 Design
Build Form of contract be involved with the Hightex Team, whichwill be a Canadian
Company established for die purposes of taxation and interests, but represents the
organizations of our group. This entity will be a fully functioning organization to meet the
demands of the program and the stadium construction.
00000153
Page 2 - PAVCO Memo April 18,2008
The budget we have proposed now encompasses all of the scope itemsidentified in our
recent proposal submitted on April 11,2008. In general the scope is to provide the Project
Management, Project Engineering (Schlaich Bergerman, Geiger Engineers, RWDI, and
Tensys), Project Detailing for membrane and cables, Procurement of Castings, Cables,
Membranes (Outer, Inner Liner, and Retractable), fabrication of cables, membrane,
^
& personnel an.d installation of these all scope items procured. Specific details as per SBP
drawings and the outiinc spread sheet Au-rXAcW^^^1^ (ra*~\
r^vpcj&jx^*
s$>
-j/ /^
^--\ - .^ ^^ ^^P c.eWnrW^' . .
. _ propose^DudgeTh broken into 5 major cost categories (all in Canadian Dollars),
vAourwithholding or QST, taxes presently configured, to he as follows:
I. Cables have gone up by approx. 500 tons. The structural steel has gone down as the
tension ring is now a cable and not steel.
Cast steel is approx. 320t 7596 of this.are the nodes at the tension ring. These were
not mere originally.
3. Arches with 10kg/ma Have been included in lieu of the pillows.
4. Central node including cage underneath has been included. i
5. Steel and Steel Arch installation is included.
G. Engineer of Record and RWDI Snow and Wind Study has been applied to scope.
7. All cranes and equipment with new methodology is included. :
Please provide direction On how wc/should proceed to meet the schedule and details for
the project If we can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to call. Thank you
- Douglas C. Radcliffe.
00000154
aC^e-t!mt-*w3_<Ml8 *
i
1 . tnstsQatJon of Cable net j r;s^ioi_5<w&-ei-
tnausn *"* ""*" " 1
VSL 1
Local workers for Inauen 3OO0O.COH ->' p2_oP*JCE-.,
1BOOO.00 h
Local worker* tor VSL
Aocawnmodaficn for VSL terne appattment Smon
'
Accrjaweodatlcn tor VSL small ppartmert 2 men
* J
Hnfsrntoei seta tso
4/18/2008 Pigel
Conflrfentlsl
00000155
BCPUca-tftVnatM-ftev I23_C8M IS
f fl B
vlfJJSk
5 Membrane Clamp bar system
^39: Extrusions 13812.70 m
Saews. washers etc. 46200.00 St .
StaWess steel streps 21000.00 St
Inset for stalnloss ctael straps 21000.00 St
Chain Brtks 1.4440.SS St
__.._ ^->--~ . ,..,rStw p o rt to d stttre ^ l a p a fl i -va tl e vs -a "J '2837.00 m
Support for cloture (laps at RWcaa 0,00 m
Vartcus transport 1.00 St
M II
7 Water martaaement
Gutter at inner rinq 287.00 m
Outlets taoo st
Attacnements to the main steel 270.00 m
Redialpfpina
1531.80 m -
> Brackets tor ptptng 1531.80 m
Various (or elbows etc. 500.00 St
Gimei at outer rfnfl 700.00 m '
Gutter outlet at end uX vaSoy 36.00 St
ejiaSaeaaB1
1440.00 m
Wttf Oownpipes inctudlna brockets elc.
1.00 St
Various, unknown
.
8 Fixed Roof fabrication
Weldlno. (oil at area seams 23760.00 m
Weldlno fail at Kedor seams 14256.00 m
288.00 m
WeIdJno/tb8-3t-5ma9 reinforcements- - "
386.00 m
Weldlno toil at Isrse minfoncements
Welding (OB at Closure Raps 12127.50 m
1
ClhervldinaWl 5000.00 m
Kedeirnateiial 7150.00 m
Templates 1700.00 St
Paper 42500.00 m'
100.00 SI
Temrxale boxes
1.00 SI
'
Oaflveiytemptates
Packaoinrj. transport boxes 38.003
36000.00 m' .
1
* ruuicauon
Transportation i.co a
'
8 Retractable Roof fabrication t 0.00 IT1
Weldlna toil at area seams
0.00 fi1 .
WeWlno tell at Keder seams
WaldBtfl (oa at Smaa retnforeements 0.00 n1
V
WeMInn (oil at large rcfrtfrjrcemems 0.00 R \
Welding Co? at Closure flaps 0.00 n1
Other weWInrj toll 0.00 n1
Kadermflterlal 0.00 n1
- 320.00 S I
Te m p l a t e s ' " * ~ "
Paper 6000.00 m *
TemplatB boxes 20.00 S t
1:00 S 1
X Detvery templates
1.00 S t
Packaging, transport boxes
g-a.M . FsbricaOon 11000.00 m1*
O Transportation LOOS 1
^Hr
4/18/2O08 Page 2
Confident!*!
00000156
SCPtxe-trttmatw-Rev 613 080418
gggaWwwrtas^' v^wsy^-t-.-.-
4/18/2008 Page)
Confidential
00000157
BCPIace-Estfmates-Rev #21_080416
Resources
CTS^S * | to r
Item Estimated hours
-.^^>-
Project management ~~ _ . . 3 2 3 0 a G g imrmirs..:- ' 32465
Engineering 31500.00 h 12.15%
Fabrication Membrane 92000.00 h 35.48%
Installation Cables 58000.00 h 2237%
Installation Membrane 45473.40 h 17.54%
00000158
H I G H T E X
BC Place Nw^l#ghtexf^>f
Procurement of critical items
Cast Steel: The cast steel especially the tension ring nodes is the most critical item in the schedule.
At the moment we have 8.5 months for the fabrication of the castings. We expect to be involved In 2
weeks of technical, commercial, lead time negotiations with the supplier. Before we enter Wo
negotiations and eventually finalising the order, we need to approach various suppliers in the world
market There are a number of reputable suppliers in Europe, North America and Asia which will
need to be vistted as soon as the RFPs aire sent out. In our experience, the RFP will not be handled
with priority "if the suppliers are not visited. We expect this phase to take approx. 4 weeks which
s.^ifr'afciar-ju* nn 7aJv * . more or less means that we need the go-ahead to approach the varioussuooliersimmetiiatqlvl'The
cast steel market is booming at the moment and most suppliers have their books full. We need to act
swiftly so as to reserve materials in order tp make sure we can deliver on time. If the castings are not
delivered on time, the cabte net cannot go up as planned.
Jf Cables: The fully locked cables are also extremely important The mo^Lcrftteal items are the larger
diameters. The largest diameter is the back stay cable and we havefe^of these. Without the upper
bask stays, the steel structure cannot be installed, without the steel, the tension ring cannot be
installed, without the tension ring the main cable net cannot be Installed and last but not least,
without the cable net, the fabric cannot be installed. In contrast to the castings, there is a very small -
circle of cable manufacturers in a position not only to produce the cables but also able to check the
cables. Also the cable end terminals are also cast steel {see item 1) with some 900kg eachl, As per
item 1 above, we need to scour the market and reserve materials. The wires have to be reserved in
the approximate quantities. Negotiations with preferred suppliers need to start mid.May (May 15) and
"3tV here we also need 4 weeks lead time to source tha market, meet the suppfiers and explain our
needs. '
Bearings: We have.estimated the bearings to take approx^S^tionths to produce. As.we are npt
allowed to speak to any suppliers, this Is only an estimate based on past experience. With the
current market situation In the steel sector where the market is dictating not only price but also
delivery times. We see the bearing less critical as the cast steel and the cables but the steel
contractor needs to have enough time to approach suppliers In order to reduce the risk of longer lead
times.
Jacking Equipment: The process of shipping the Jacking equipment to the site is not the issue but
looking at the current situation on the world market moves must be made now to assure availability .
of the equipment At the moment, we are seeing a boom in stadium construction and a large
proportion involve heavy lifting. Currently, the budgeting has been done based on historical data. As'
soon as we are allowed^to approach the various companies, only then can we narrow the budget
bandwidth.
00000159
09100000
jllli
line
1 ' . .
" i f
rii r i ii.ii'
i-i
HUM
11 s Ti 11:
filiiili Ii 1 nrili'li Ulil iifii filiiiililU ilii
!,{( let
Vt.5 5 Ij.Si. iiiiUilii J_IUi!i [IJiU i IHIIII til Ml i Hi IJII
Page >\ of 1
Arif Rahemtulla
-Regards
0000016
BC PLACE REVITALIZATION PROJECT - RETRACTABLE ROOF CASHFLOW
CONSTRUCTION PERIOD CASH FLOW
20-Apr-08
BUDGET:
0.20%
1 Mar-08
0.59%
2 Apr-08
1.58%
3 May-08
2.96%
4 Jun-08
4.94%
5 Jul-08
8.10%
6 Aug-08
12.06%
7 Sep-'08
8 Ocl-08
17.19%
9 Nov-08
23.52%
Dec-08
30.63%
10
Jan-09
38.14%
11
Feb-09
44.86%
12
S17 51.19%
13 Mar-09
56.72%
14 Apr-09
62.06%
15 Moy-09
67.19%
16 Jun-09
72.33%
17 Jul-09
77.08%
18 Aug-09
19
81.42%
Sep-09
20 Oct-09 85.38%
Nov-09
88.93%
21
Dec-09
92.09%
22
Jan-10
100.00%
23
Total Costs
100.00%
NOTES:
S17
1. Cash flow based oi
2. Assumos Substantial Performance at November 30,2009
3. Assumes holdback released at January 2010
4. Excludes Cash Flow for GST
4. Excludes Cash Flow for Phase I and Phase II and ODP
S17
00000162
9100000
11 * 8
LIS
oiea-oj-JBOAH
fsooA|i|,uown
8002'03IMdy ~:.._.,
ioaroyd dooa anaviovyigy iovnd oa
NOIJLOarOUd MCTIdHSVO 33d NOIlOnyiSNOO
Page 1 of2
Chris Beaton
Hightex's off the cuff premium was $2 Mil. using this figure, the total estimated premium would be approximately
$6,100,000 + GST.
Cost to paint the roof liner is $700,000 + GST and is included in the above amount.
Order of Magnitude of Phase 2: Do we include structural upgrades for high importance factor. What is the scope
in this case? This is not a straightforward budget.
Let me know if Brent wants a meeting to discuss phase 2 & 3. nevertheless, we should Kave some working
document to work from Stantec. can we get ihis?
Regards
Gavin,
Howard and Brent have questions which need a response no .later than Thursday afternoon, 3:00 PM.
1) Cost to delay the project if the Feb.11/09 review dictates a one year wait; to include Hightex, George Third and
- Dominion work. .
2) Cost to paint the roof liner if existing roof stays in place during the Olympics.
3) Order of magnitude budget for Phase 2 work,
4) Order of magnitude budget for Phase 3 work.
At*\y /iAAO
00000164
Page 2 of 2
ThankYou,
Chris Beaton.
PavCO
Piv.604-307-0123 -^ .-..-. ,
Fx: 604^688-6882
This e-mail is intended only for the named recipient and may contain confidential and/or privileged
material. Any unauthorized copying, dissemination or other use by a person other than the named
recipient of this communication is prohibited. I f you received this in error or are. not named as a.
recipient, please notify the sender and destroy all copies of this e-mail immediately.
/inmnnR
00000165
Page 1 ot 2
Chris Beaton
S t a c e y, n . .
You may want to prod Gavin a bit as I have not seen the 2 emails detailing the costs yet
Chris Beaton
PavCO . -
Ph: 604-307-0123
Fx: 604-688-6882 _____
I have the 2 Invoices and have reviewed them with Gavin. He will provide me with two emails outlining the details
offhe costs and how they fit with our existing agreement. WE require this as the costs invoiced exceed our
cu)r?n^ to put an extension in place. Once I have these in hand I can start the processing
, process.
on i - f t y ' '
Thank YoU,
Chris Beaton
PavCO
Ph: 604-307-0123
Fx: 604-688-6882
Please see the attached invoices for Pre-Constmction for the month ending March 2008.
Please let me know if you would like the originals mailed to you.
00000166
Page I ot I
Thank you,
Stacey Kirk
Senior Project Accountant
Direct Dial: 604.631.1094
Cell: 604.812.9895 '
jeZjrVTtW""*^- .-SaV.'^iav .' ~ '^t-
4/7.2/2008
00000167
Dominion Fa'rmEe Coniojciion Ltd.
Broadway Tech Centr* Progress Draw
130 2985 Virtual Way
Vancouvei. DC V3M 4X7 '
Tel:(60431-1OOO
Fax:(604)631-1100
:rrj"j:..._...^.
IN ACCOUNT WITH :
BC Pavillion Corporation INVOICE fi : 1698420
PO Box 2046 Station Main INVOICE DATE : March 31. 2008
Vancouver. BC V6B 3R6 Draw ti: 1
Job* 01-5256
Customer #: 61-05250
ATTENTION :
PROJECT NAME : BC Place Pro-Olympic Precon
90.000.00
original Contract*
0.00
Approved Changes
Revised Contract 90.000.00
00000168
69100000
t |0 E *Sd
IOOOJL096COCZ8S # ISO
SWU31 10VM1NOO H3d SV 3rtO lN3WAVd
(alOLpualo
OtfCK'tt oom ,W0 Ktrot neurit 00 000 09
lt*l>tu9 |*ufsl'0
taet eaiu'u
IDVyiNOO -1VNI9IUO
0SZS0-19 .tfjetuowo
8929-10 M9?
9bC 89A 08 'JOAnoouBA
8002 ' LE M3JBW : 31 VO 30IO ANI U]BW uojjbis 9W2X0S Od
02*8891 *#30tOANt uoiiejodioa uojifjABd OQ
HllMJLNnOOOVNI
00H.-lC3(O9):iwJ
OOOVIC9(W> 101
ZXf WSA 08 'JSWKOUBA
XSMIvrtMASSeZ-Otl
8iti0 ipi foMpeaig
UMop^eajg mgjq ssa.i6o.id pn votpnntuoo ottuuiej yOjUfJJoa
OZ. 100000
I "
sv
yr^) rite
/"/hi 7-^Y
Page 1 of 1
Chris Beaton
Regrads
**-. 4% l-^AAO
00000171
i BC PLACE REVITALIZATION PROJECT - PHASE I PRE-OLYMPIC IMPROVEMENTS CASHFLOW
CONSTRUCTION PERIOD CASH FLOW
J D G E T: $ 6 3 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0
.NOTES: ...; ..
1. Cash flow based on $65,000,000
2. Assumes Substantial Performance atrNovember 15, 2009
3. Assumes holdback released at January 2010
j Excludes Cash Flow for GST
f. Excludes Cash Flow for Retractable Roof, Phase II and ODP
00000172
CONSTRUCTION FEE CASHFLOW PROJECTION
PHASE I - BC PLACE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT ll!3KZZ?ZJZ
- Affiiri2.2008 ~
70.000,000
60.000.000-;;
50,000,000. Ml
D Monthly Cost
40,000,000? a Year-to-Date
o
30.000.000 -%
20.000,000
10.000.000-1
00000173
rage l oii
Chris Beaton , __
From: GavinYeeIGY.ee@dominionco.com]
Sent: Thursday. April 24, 2008 2:42 PM
To: Chris Beaton
SQlSject: RetractaWRoof -TetiffiffirmtZs, Cdm&&upgrades ano^Rlrig Beam'
I will base the cash flow on the above amount in order to determine how much will be spent up to March 2009 and
.lj5fi.nd.this to ypu asap "= -~----- * - ^
Phase I Cash Flow can stand alone based on the budgets and cashflows I have previous^ issued. For this
purpose, I will use my latest at.$63 million to determine how much will be spent to March 200a Let me know if
. this is acceptable, according to my cashflow for phase I, year to date amount up to March 2009 is $35 Million.
regards
4/?4/?onR
00000174
BC PLACE REVITAl.lZAT.ON PROJECT - PHASE I PRE-OLYMPtC IMPROVEMENTS CASHFLOW
CONSTRUCTION PERIOD CASH FLOW
B U D G E T: $61,000,000 * l
5a~WWiM3ri*r*-iT.:- ,.'traei.-da-i-^*-.
,vm);^|v^" *r-6ject DoratioTn Cash Flow
(A) (B)
Monthly Year to
MONTH Estimated Billing Data Complete
Month
Monthly Cost Year-to-Date
NOTES:
1. Cash flow based on $61,000,000
2. Assumes SubstantlalPerfdrmance at November 15,2009
3. Assumes holdback released at January 2010
4. Excludes Cash Row for GST
4. Excludes Cash Flow for RetractableRoof, Phase 0 and ODP
00000175
CONSTRUCTION FEE CASHFLOW PROJECTION ^fi^CSe-^hV-
PHASE I - BCPtACE IMPROVEMENTS P^j^r'
MARCH 27, 2008
70.000,000
60.000,000
50.000.000
D Monthly Cost
40.000.000 -
Year-to-Date
30,000.000
20.000.000
10,000.000 -
00000176
Zi.100000
a. .. !.
jgg****3ggj
3*!3!S*il! 8 2 S8|58lia|S8a
jj R R 3 Sa I 8 *&** R"888R
!
888
I|*8.88g'gj
* R R a* Jr
8888888g|p8'8SS
fi 8"S^R
il
^ S I O O =-- ~H
S-5,8 R
illl-i
Ha1 iua 881 is-ti 8888888
ili88S
fli Q to co r*
u.*5 [* f |IU
!ijlff&&333|&l
J u J o O O U r r ooo <&o o6*o*-j5 --
8' SS
Ui
b Z
mi
3 g 8 it) ill tu ut wi3i s|j|j|agjS33gj&j| 2 a r * * B3 i B i u i 3 i 3 2 3 . 3 5
8883S3SS8 o u u o o o
I?
E . S
h a * ! S
Pi
ill 3
.58
If
tu a. a
sot i ] | ! | l | l ii Ififlll} is
V?8
^31 < g )-. 6 g Ml&IMliz
I U ? K
3i
oSSSSSSSoi g 8 8 8 8 8 3 ^8 8 8* 8
us vocssia WISH 0 WHUJUH taw -usuiOinos pue >uc-a) uctji-iisitui bto
OS ot at OS 086GI
SW zn OS Oft zn 0
. OS OS SIS zn OS Sit zw SW zw 06DG1
OS ot US zn
OS o xomSw U0BB3-qt-| {eoy otqep-iMt) 066CI
OS Sit zn OS 59S ZN 0
ot OS ats zn 066CI
OS OS
OS
ot
SIS zn OS OS zn ooco WWBih *uoiji->jici8j JO)iftno oseci
DOO'OSiS Dpi'IS m OS OS UB*S*1
a
OS OS oxroeaS um-n OS 0 opaxwns
000*001$ unst OS OS lunsn 0
OS OS 000*009$ " OS jsiddns t|Oj-uoo /fuatul(i*3 \hq
img-i OS OOO'ZEVS uuiSt OS luniri' 0
OS OS OOO'OOfiS WIST in AftWns (-49 no^ctuMop 9 umnQ -utMsoeueyi iwrnf^ 088CI.
OOO'OSCS lan-n 0$ OS 0 Mlddns
OS. OS ooo'rjocM OS OOO'OOS'ZS 066CI
wrt-n OS OS lunsn 0
OS. oi sn atgdtfns
a&&
OS OS m OBBCl
O S . * . -kiaSaSlOl. zte*\ OS
11S uuuox
zfF
OS . ^&* m j*v '. _.. ""^fSftfJ
zn YjfltfdriS
OS OS OS OS I H zn OS ' OHS z 0 jJBdtfns oeeu
OS . OS OS zn. OS JO//UC# or OS 09$ zw 0 jsgtfdns
**fns -sn-Bj Ofqepc-jiy
OS OS OS tuoj, OS OOO'/S 88UU0J. - OS
(3dj^A(ctdris-i)^ijj 066CI
OS OS
OS 88UU01 0 . sfiso Cu-pnpu- soon wuso 066CI
OS CUOJ, OS oozt ipea OS OS sauuoj, 0 Jfjddns (OOiJ tqop*Vl4a )8 SaW**) Sp3
OS OS OS UOJ. OS ooa'is ipo3 OSOCl
OS OS wuox 0 jwjddns' ;oqi M8S8J43H vo mqBQ ucttos PJPiH
OS OS OS UOJ, 03 oorvs PC3 086CI
OS OS S8UU0X 0 jsjtfdns ss*c*a9 poddos hwi-uisw
OS OS OS tuox OS 009,S wuuoi. 088CI
OS. OS BQUICOX 0 j s s d d fl g
OS 0 * os mox OS OOS'Ut esvuox OS
tsifuv 068CI
OS 90UUOX 0 iegtJdns
OS OS OS (uoi OS OOOS
'S wjuuox OS 000* US 066CI
ssuiiox 0 jsgHdAS 066SI.
OOQ'OU'BS OS
OS
OS
OS '
tunm OS OS umsn owozm OOO'OXZ'SS uinsi t MKfllH
0N9O
B4Jpoujeu3 066CI.
wnsi OS 0$ UM9T M'Uf'Z* umsi ei
982*881$ xbiuAh lueuaBaueHPefo-d 066CI.
.. .^- - . :uaiw^j^)o)jpi--pmjia
N0
OS OS OS
OS OS OS OS OS _WQXt>.W|WQ
pug OS P3 pews tpaprtflog) 3 ; dtl ayaumo
OS OS OS vpeg OS OS If383
0682V
OS OS
OS tpag epaisms (P^>rvx^jmptivpoy 06621
OS ipea OS OS OS
OS OS OS
ipsg CpaMJfjns ( p a p n p ^ t i j j a i j ^ M - t r p p v - g - t fi t j 0082V
OS OS OS 1P03
OS OS epanons (popnpxa) i^>jj-Jjd;ritg<wrjvvotpnv 086ZI
OS <P3 os OS iptra OS HW3 sp*un*ns (paprip-3) Bury capy\ 066ZV
OS OS OS p*a OS OS ip3 as M=83
OS OS- OS ipsa os (poja-lpg) oqno 08p*A 0882V
OS tpag OS PB3 epaj~(*n**
4383
OS OS OS ip3 (papnpxa) Busses junta*. Cuira sos^oij
OS OS if3 OS pttqqns (pspnp-ra) Ocgsas u.i*pats OuRti-g asspday
(UtxtidrRbg pw MuntxB sSumtpun-j EVIQ
OS OS OS
OS OS WOXOaUOtmNO
OS lpB3 OS OS tp3 0660V
:tlioss3-iV 91 Aid
OS OS OS
or 7oT -"or :WQX 6 UQWAM
spsinns Uwpflpxs) tsjtsnooy 00860
OS d8 OS OS (pepnpj-3) caiisjuu 00660
BQI"8|al|gt :60 AM
OS
OS OS 82VS :iff>X 9 "CWNO
62 It dS .wjunqris uiiHMg Mo-OAta jojrapg 0V1-80
.'BOAIQ
OOP'OCa'aS OS ooocgrts
ooo'ozi'is OS OM iS OOOOZl'tt Ot dS OOO'OZ OS QtrS
woxtj*ojtj[a
BptUKjns OVSZO
.BUUOOH iOAfQ
OS OS OS OS :iWx 9 "Q|WO
OS OS OS UM$1 OS- OS u m r, OS wnsn WD Ajjuaajsoi^uooy 02V90
*XaaU0dO*-t 90*10
ooo'sga'zs ooo'ose'cs
tafipne .oia-jiyr. W \ JWBXBUCW*ki
Amuotq XBtSpnB awaijun t W i . 1 A fi t w i a p " isCpog a&HVtn wn AtitUano
(Dt|tU)U03 a-BUMO KH3)
tWH IOOJS Iunpvn9 V jaou ojqswi48b)
TV1QL yaovNvw NousmusNos saarwdns * S3aw.xans aausaNSj. HMX lOMlUl 30HO30 XSXHOtH
S30C
to) to) (V)
ANVdWOD NOUdlb083a
unaQ 6ia P ipti6dn ^nuo3 -tE-jo/rt Xnuoduiax -1 *m<d
fOi-dlaMEO-Wd NOUVUVdad dOOM 318VX3VHL3*d
90--lV-Sl
jLosroud NOixvznvjjAard wmovxs aoVid oa
O
o
o
o
o
a>
- J
00
ON
r-
o
o
o
o
o
BC PLACE STADIUM REVlTAUZATtON PROJECT
RETRACTABLE ROOF PREPARATION Pro-Otympte* J5-Apr-Q8
PhM1 -Temnorwy Works, Concrete Upgrades and Rln0 Beam
(A) (B)
DESCRIPTION C O M PA N Y (CJ
HIGHTEX S GEORGE THIRD/ XWH TENDERED SUBTRADES & SUPPLIERS
CONSTRUCTION MARAOER T O TA L
fRct-scUble Roof & Structural Steel Masts) (CNU Owner Contrallad)
Q u a n fl y Unit Unit Rate. Budget Quantity Unit Unit Rate
13S80 Cable tastoBatJon Burioal Quantity I Una I UaaRate
rOQhtOX Tonnes $5,147 SO Budge!
13890 Arches InttaBaSen . To n n e s $7,500 $0 Tomes
Hfghtsx Tomes $T.500 $0 $0
3090 S2.400 SO Tc r m e t $7,500 $0
Rxed Roof FoMc IntteaaOon Tonnes $7,500 SO $0
Higrttex M2 PDIV/D1 SO M2
13990 Retractable Roof Innattetton $50 SO M2 550 SO
Hghtex M2 0DIV/D! $0
13990 Unerfautciottcn
Higrttex M2 J50
$0 M2 $50 so M2 $50. $0 $0
13990 lOHOvwtwod '
Hghtex 10%
SO M2 $50 so M2 $50 SO $0
S8.076.028 SO M2 $30 $0
13990 10% Profit M2 $50 SO so
Kghtex 10% S8.683.630
13990 HWrtax Contingency
SO M2 $50 so M2 $50 $0 so
Hightex LSum S5.355.750 so LSum $0 $0
IBvtslonUTotsI:
$8.191.714 $0
LSum $0 $0 so
$8.191.714
Div 13 Retractable Roof Syetsm Allowances:
13890 PSTAllowinca
H*tghfex LSum $2,692,000 LSum
13990 Statafrable Measures S2JJ92.000 $0 LSum $0
Wohtex LSum $8,600,000
Division 1> Total LSum $8jS00.O0O $0 LSun SO
SO $0 $0 SO
15010 MeehanteaiVaW Folate PBows 8ubtrado LSum SO 0
15410 Roof Drainage Rework ~~SU&raiSa" LF
Lsum $2,000,000 so LSum $2,000,000 $0 $0
$300 2400 LF $300
15410 Stadlura Ana Brafns (Temporary) - Subtnuto $690,000 LF $300 $0
LSum $310,000 1 LSum $690,000
15410 Temporary Snow malt system (Sock OucBnp) $310,000 $310,000 LSum $310,000 $0
Subtrade LSum $0 1 LSum $310,000
15410 Btfiuest'fans to replace pressure renef system Subtrade St.100.000 $1,100,000 LSum $0
LSum SO 1 LSum $0. S1.100.000
16410 AJ-li^toLou>a-s3nddanipef(Envaiope) . Subtratto $500,000 $500,000 LSum $0 . $0
10
LSum $0 0 . LSum $6 . $0 $500,000
Smoke Control Fans (Exdudad) Subtrade LSum $0 $0 so
LSum SO 0
SpiWdtw Eacdwtedi - ' Subtrade- SF
LSum $0 -so LSum $0 so so
SO 0
Division IS Total:
SO
SF so so :sf so so
S2.800.000 $2.800.000
16010 QecfjfcalSpomUomi-to Subtrade LSum $7,600,000 SO LSum
16010 SustsJnibta System trrterfaco Subtrade LSum $400,000 SO Lsum
$7,600,000 $7,600,000 LSum $7,500000 so $7,600,000
16010 RtfrocfcrJiieRoefri-^rfBce $400,000 $400,000 LSum S4OOJ000
Subtrada LSum $100,000 SO $0 $400,000
D M s I o n l t To t t l : Lsum $100.000 $100000
so LSum $100.000 SO sioaooo
$8.100.000 $0
cdwhkii&TH6k sUfrrdBFT $8.100,000.
$10,441,714 $20,015,500 $24.888,470 $55444,984
ConBngency CM
CM Fee -
M0% 1 0 * - so 10% 10% SO $Sfc344;BS4' 1*0%
- iovr~-
CM ' '$533*-*58-
Soft Costs Consultant*
3.5% 3.5% so 3.5% 3.3% $0 $80,979,433 35% . 35% $2,130,782
LSum 3.914% $2,130,782
I^OiEcVsUStOTAlT
0 Lsum 3.914% $6 $83.0ia285 % 4.000% $2,320,411 $2520,411
$0 "55- $10,188,691 $10.185,681
TO TA L B U D G E T
$10,441.714 ' $20,01 BJJOO
Notes: 1; Exdurjet Phase I Warier Alterations S3S.072.161 $85^30675
2) ExoHide*. Phsse II Interior RenovaSon* 7) Excludes stadium sooting and Xayton seats
8) Brcfudes sxterler facade upgrades
3) &twiaaomit&otttnatoa<tvxiK*
9) Exctudes requirements of overall urban ptenrtng
4-r B-dudot BC Place Maintenance Work*
10) Exetudes Video Cube
5) Deludes tomptete seismic upgrade 11) Exetudes Vldee Ring
8 } t f b c & \ i e a n F F. ^ f j L j j g O w n e r - r v t j i u y v u
***>~y.ujffv ? - ? y. 3 > l i , T: w 4 & S p c r
Page. 1 of ]
Chris Beaton
Gavin,
We have now reviewed the pre-construction approval binder and provide comments on it and other discussions
we have discussed over the last few days:
1. Attached summary of presentation package for Pavco for your review - We Intend to use this format
to present Pavco with the hew plan.
2. Comments on preliminary information provided for owner presentation package to date:
a. Cash flow - Move up to the next step and not rely on a "S" curved generated CF. CF should
correspond to expenditures as projected for wok on site.
b. -Trade list-CommentSTerSt-of-April;16r2008: - - .
Once you have reviewed this informafionplease call me with any questions you may have.
Thank You,
ChrisBeaton .
PavCO
Ph: 604-307-0123 .- . . - . - ..
Fx: 604-688-6882
00000180
April 33,2t)08
BC Place
00000181
BC PLACE REVITALIZATION SECTION 00 21 13
VANCOUVER, B.C. INSTRUCTIONS BIDDERS
PROJECT NO. APRIL 24, 2008
/ &
1. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS /
1 . 1 S u b m i t i n d u p l i c a t e t h e c o m p l e t e d B i d F o r m w i t h a p p e n d i i ^ / \ n ^ c ^ ^ ^ r, - , -
documentation as called for in these Instructions to Bidders, in <'/*/,
a d d r e s s e d a s f o l l o w s : . . . ^ - _ - . . * / C j Z ^ . s ^ r r - *
Bid for:
,#'
mm
To: Dominion Fairmile Construction Ltd.
Broadway Tech Centre a&aattte,
#130-2985 Virtual Way jf^
Vancouver, BC V5M 4X7
2. BID FORMS
PAGE 1
00000182
8100000
z 39Vd
fr8100000
e 30Vd
58100000
i> 3>Vd
98100000
9 39Vd
Z.8100000
9 39Vd
adoos JO jno
&* itegp
88100000
L 30Vd
68100000
2 39Vd
06100000
6 39Vd
VANCOUVER TEMPLE SECTION 00 41 33
LANGLEY, B.C. BID FORM
LDS PROJECT NO. 601.7547.7506 JULY 20, 2007
PAGE 10
00000191
00000
u'govd
PAGE 12
00000193
t/6100000
Cl 39Vd
adoos |0 ino #
Z00Z '03 ATflf 90SZ*ZWZ*|.09 'ON 103rOdd SOT
OB 'A3T9NV1
WdOd aia
31dW31 adSAnOONVA
CC IV OO NOI103S
VANCOUVER TEMPLE SECTION 00 41 33
BID FORM
LANGLEY, B.C.
LDS PROJECT NO. 601.7547.7506 JULY 20, 2007
PAGE 15
00000196
Z.6I00000
91 39Vd
PAGE 17
00000198
66100000
9L 39Vd
z o o z ' o z a w 9 0 9 i i v 9 V 1 - 0 9 o- n'OB
l o s'A319NVT
roadsai
v\idOd aia
CC IPM NOI103S 3Tdl/\.3ia3AnO0NVA
Page 1 of2
GavinYeeXSYee@dominionco.com]
Fridays-April 25, 2008 2:30 PM
Chfls Beaton;. Arif Rahemtulla
To m d e W o l f " : ~ ~ - ' ~ " s-r.-~.--~ ^-^j...^.
Sject: FW: BC Place Roof Design Build April 28,2008
Rob,
Further to our discussions, please understand that any commitments you make, with respect to purchases, you do
so at your own risk. There is aprocess to obtaining authorization for expenditures of the client's money. They
have riot seen a price for the total works and what you are contemplating let alone any rationale and back up to
what you are proposing and certainly the Owner or Dominion have not authorized you make any commitments or
purchases.
There will need to be a meeting, however it will not be possible on April 28,.too much going on for them next'
week. Pavco will propose an alternate date shortly, probably in the first full week of May. In the interim they will
set up an agenda for the items to be discussed.
1. Detailed Schedule:
2. Costing
3. Methodology statement and erection procedures
4. Site plan, crane erection sequence .
5. Crane Options 1.2 & 3 (at North Plaza) i.e.. Viability of Crawler and mobiles
/ . '
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call.
00000200
Page 2 of2
"...if the project is feasible" - I hope so as we are committing to steel mill orders, and buying
crane extensions for our crane, a we speak.
The George Third 8i.Son /KWH Constructors Team will be there. (.:.there will be about 6 of us)
Rob Third
George Third & Son / Empire Ironworks BC / Dynamic Sbijr^res/KWH Constructors
(604)526-2333 (604)946-5515 . (604)941-9481 (604)299-7969
l would like to schedule a meeting at Pavco's office for Monday April 28, afternoon 2:30 -
3:00 p.m. to discuss the overall budget and time schedule with input status for engineering
of the new roof system. Discussing wit/i Gavfn last evening and notes from my last meeting,
I believe it is prudent to explore just What our present issues are with costs and of course
the schedule for performing the procurement, fabrication and installation of the steel,
cables and membrane. We have not all been in the same room for some time, and there are
obvious issues that will need the best effort from all parties.
I have asked bur group - Schlaich Bergermqn Partners, Geiger, Hightex for their time and:
would request the same from George Third & Sons, Dominion, and of course Pavco to
determine if the project is feasible with present information, if the project schedulers
obtainable and for what costs: I sense that we all need to be better coordinated and this i
will allow a working session to resolve the issues that exist Please advise if this date and ;
time can be achieved. Thanks DCR .""''
00000201
Page 1 of2
Hi Chris, here is Traffic Valley's e-mail below on their estimate for traffic control for the Geotechnical investigation.
They have invoiced Dominion directly, I was going to pay it at our end and bill as a disbursement for the roof pre-
con. Is this OK or do you want them to reinvoice to BC Place?
From our end we are closing off precon work for the roof, temp works, structural upgrades,- ring beam and portal
frame as of March 31st and our April billing is effectively the first billing against construction for this package.
Bob
As per our meeting on Tuesday*, you will find below on estimate for the work required for the test hole
work on Expo Boulevard.
4/28/2008
00000202
Page 2 of2
T r n f fi r C o n t r o l S e r v i c e s $ 1 , 0 8 0 . 0 0 ( T e s t H o l e s 1 t h r o u g h 5 * )
.fPlto.il..i J *aMia*iiViii.i.!j
es->
Lane Closure Technician: 8.0 hours x$60.00/hour = $480.00 (Straight Time)
3.0 hours x $70.00/hour = $210.00 (Time and One-Half)
1.0 hour x $60.00/hour= J' $60.00 (Travel Time)
Traffic Control Person; 8.0 hours x $30.00/hour = $240.00 (Straight Time)
2.0 hours x $45.00/hour = $90.00 (Time and One-Half)
* The above is based on a 10-hour shift as per Thurber's requirements with an additional hour worked into
the shift for the set-up and teardpwn of the lane closure. Please keep in mind, that the City of
Vancouver may require the work window to be reduced to 9:00am to 3:00pm - outside of the peak traffic
h o u r s , . . . . . _ . . . . - ^ i ^ ^ ^ . - . - ^ . . . . . . _ ^ - - *' > - . - ' - <- ^ ^ : -
T r n f f f c C o n t r o l S e r v i c e s . ! . . . . . < . $ 1 , 8 8 0 . 0 0 ( Te s t H o l e 7 * )
Lane Closure Technician: 8.0 hours x $60.00/hour x 2 days = $960.00 (Straight Time)
1.0 hours x $70.00/hour x 2 days =, .$140,00 (Time and One-Half)
1.0 hour x $60.00/hour x 2 days = $120.00 (Travel Time)
Traffic Control Person: 8.0 hours x $30.00/hour x 2 days = $480.00 (Straight Time)
2.0 hours x $45.00/hour x 2 days = $180.00 (Time and One-Half)
* 77?e above is based on an 8-hour shift as per Thurber's requirements with an additional hour worked into
the shift for the set-up and teardown of the lane closure. The closure will remain in place overnight
unmanned with Dominion having to sign-off on the responsibility of the equipment overnight and agreeing
to replace any equipment lost /stolen / damaged during the overnight closure.
**Please Note: If Ddminioh-Fa'irmile so chooses, the closure option can be switched to a 24-hour manned
closure, however, additional costs will be incurred. If this option is something which you wish to review,
please let me know and I can review the closure requirements and applicable additional charges.
Many thanks,
.Karen
Karen P. Stone
Senior Transportation Consultant
a /<ir> i^f\f\o-
00000203
26/OT/2008
r
George Third & Son
r Budget Breakdown:
1. G T S P r o j e c t M a n a g e m e n t 1 6 , 0 0 0 h r s $ 9 0 . 0 0 , $ 1 , 4 4 0 , 0 0 0
2. G T S S h o p D r a w i n g s a n d E n g i n e e r i n g 11 , 0 0 0 h r s $ 9 0 , 0 0 $ 9 9 0 , 0 0 0
3. S t e e l Supply 1,855 per ton $16,804,445
4. F a b r i c a t i o n 87,000 hrs $85.00 $7,395,000 "
5. R a d i a l Beam Bridge Bearings . $600,000
6. F a b r i c a t i o n S u b c o n t r a c t ( f o b v a n . B a r g e ) I n c . I t e m 3 & 4 .
7: M a c h i n i n g . $860,000
8. . Painting & Sandblasting $1,000,QOO
9. E r e c t i o n Labour 75,000 hrs. $85.00 $6,375,Q00
10. S p e c i a l E q u i p m e n t $3,000,(^00 v.
11. C r a n e s $3,500,0,00 v.,..;
12. F r e i g h t , Site Marshalling, etc. $1,500,000
$43,464,4^5
PSt 7% . $ 1 , 2 4 6 , 3 11
12. C o n t i n g e n c y 3% $1,303,933 ^
13. G T S Mark Up (Fee) 15% . $6,519,667
To t a l Structural Steel $52,534,3;56
.
BASED ON " - . 8,235 tonnes. 9,059 tons
. 8 , 2 3 5 , 4 5 5 k g s . 1 8 , 11 8 , 0 0 0 #
( $5,799 per Tdn ;
o
o Price Surnmaiy April 25 2008 (2)
o
o
o
o
26/W/2008
Excluded items
Catwalks 1<m. Hifccflsy? )
Portal frame for Plaza reinforcing
Existing Building upgrades i
2>H Pr-c J
New brace frame bays between new Masts &
Facia framing (JL&r &r- f^-sqia. % U > Q r f z ^ )
Casting KuS*Kfe>C
Centre Tension Node |^L&i^nstJ>o
Barge Facility and Ramp
, S t o r a g e Ya r d . :X
( On site parking for our staff ~J
t^O sr
fi
o
o Price SunmaiyAprB 23 2008 (2)
o
o
o
NJ
O
Page 1 of2
Gavin Ye e / - ,.
Gavin, " ..
Enclosed is our latest revised "GTS Budget and Preliminary Schedule" for this project.
- You have our marked up. version of the MOU from earlier.
Some notes:
The project weight has gone up by 51%, our budget has risen by 17% . .
(We are considerably less per ton than before)
We
have added the Radial Beam Bridge
> Bearings to this
' budget. ' . '
We have not yet received a new price from our sub-contractor (Fab + Machine) so we have:put an allowance in
f o r t h i s w o r k ( T h e y s h o u l d b e s l i g h t l y, c h e a p e r ) . .
(These costs are now included in fabrication and steel supply)
We have reflected the steel cost escalation from two months ago, until how/as well as the revision,in steel
quality specification for most members. ,... ^ * * . " '
(As discussed with you and Chris B. this will be somewhat of a moving target (hopefully down in cost rather
than up) due to steel market volatility)
We have eliminated the tower cranes as they will not lift the new heavier steel members, and we plan to erect all
oursteel with Crawler Cranes. (3 million dollar savings,<but that may get used up DFC shoring the plaza to
suit) Our team has worked hard to come up with solutions and have driven the erection schedule to 7 months.
We have added 2 crawlers with the assumption that the North Plaza will be shored for the crawlers and we will
eliminate the 5 tower cranes. We have also added a fourth strand jack operation for schedule reasons as well.
the setting of the bearings-arid radial beams will be a separate operation, ahead of mast, erection. Approximately .
50 % of the compression beams will have to be spliced in order to lift them onto the areas that the crane has to
reach, "then field bolted before lifting with strand jacks; the rest will be transported into position for lifting.
We have allowed for the new full length stiffeners inside the masts, although we have no details, or welding
specs, on these. We discussed dropping the contingency value as we how have a much clearer idea of what we
.are buildirg, but have left it where it is for.now, to suit items, like this..
As discussed we have our drafting, engineering, shop and field teams all booked to start on this project in. June.
Look forward to seeing you and reviewing the project on Monday at 1 PM, and the successful completion of this .
project. . . -
You asked for Radial Beam Bearing Embeds for May 22nd, which will be a challenge, so please forward details
o f t h e s e A S A P. {
00000206
Z,0cTJ0000
JJotoSBJ
80200000
05
>
-
y2
02
9
,
ro
2 1
.' -4- 5CD 1
c 1
a . - -r
E E
C
D o
O a) O
jra D E I
CL 2? S -
C
D o i
CC ?o
o sill
o Cl
x:
o c
o
" 8 " S ?
tat XJ
CJ
in
re ti n
<D XI
.-
n JJ n u _
O m
ynariSched 1oB
m
a
ei tceE
r _aj 0 > - w n
C
D c c/J 2 E a: m
3
CL
L. .
0J
J=
o t- cn ro v m
a. q:
O i
1
co
Q CO
b UJ o
2 ^ o
O
U)
o CNJ
Q IO
D UJ OJ
fX
X TSZ
u
pI o
UJ
CD
CO <
g
0
UJ
D
I
60200000
'. _^
a/aO' /
i1 11
91100
eorao ""
l O fl O
SZfiO
BMW
,1
^ v
_ J 9
u ,j
vwso B
ton KWO >
/H) -W-5 fl
OEM) fl
cwo B
fl
j o V 9Q*0
ooco II *
COTO B
sua
GWGO .
EOtO .
SUDD
OUZO
GOAEO
;
q;J zona
K/Wt
si/to 1
cwm)
SW10
6CK1
zzm .
EE .
SWZl
eo/zi
990 UK.
mi
tl/Vl -
0i/U
RtVlV .
2QOI
1 __
0001
CUOI
WOl
E
: 1
6O60 ,1
JZSO
sueo ,
.Bono
dos I0V60
1
SOW _
8WB0 --
I UBO I 1
,0nv KVBO
S2//0
IC//0
HMO
JO/JO
oooo *. .
CO80
UBO j * 1
1
60(90
eoso
-' " r
0OS0
SUGO I"
Aim
CISO
com
1
^* '
9ZA0
WM>.
n<K>
Vicwo
m
a oa
9
2 I
I i aI 2
!
1 c | I -c
o
7 . 7
?; 3 5 I 8
4J 1 1 31 .a M
? O sa n s a* -
'l
1
1
Ir
t
9 5 as
1
ail i] 1 a
ta. 1I at |
-
1
E j3
a
i ?s
1 ri
!
1 1 5
1
1
1
c>
1
1F
1
8 e
I
M
:1 ao ai
1a
I s I 1 1
at
ca a
; [ JI a JI s se f 3
I
r
5 s ss J
5
n a 1 I i $ M M
I
<
I3
1i 1 1 iI! ! I 1
0100000
OO <
2 >.
"**.
or tfj ^
Q. o CN.
9 K
<< 3 =. B1
i T. H I
sra mi _ o. . '"tft Bi
D a. r<. H
>?.
t:
a
< jr
2 ?.
V 1 t E
t
or
I
>"
li
i ft
(
Bi
1
H
V
N -8.
1
5|... .
.o...
Ii
M
-Ml. >T"-
1
lr
l*" *
R.
c*
o.
. . ...... . -.
c*
2 .T-
11
< IN
"I ft |
a.
C.
S s
a s
Q cc
P. 3 ! !
_ 5_ ....
-z cc . ' KM
Ii S '"' ""B
o
I-1-
II ... I - 2{;| ?l I .......
- \
o _ ft B ;V.
-fi ar
D
f*
H-
-ft 1in. E
il\ r arV
co fi l A i
2 ~~S
a. S I ;.;' ^! !
o I
i ii
H
o
UJ
or:
a
1->c 1 1 1 .
u_ 5. I SI i
i
O A 8. 1 . ,SX ar ',....
1
O g g" . . I :-
<S_. ...1 ..... ....
J ;.| '
"" 8. .. .1
o
-
3
Q.
=jf 1
~ jjj" ; 3
o o" E
|
m
-
|| I an
o..
co M
...
or* SL ;.. -H
5s __a '
!S
<o
cn
< 3
r- '
to
< O
s
z as K
o Ul
2
c
~ 1-
o < o
S sr
a
o o 6
*1 o o to o o Pa o o o CJ
p- d
X m CO
UJ
>
-i
CO O < uj
o:
Z z 5
X
<n IN o
C
s a a o.y
If
O
ii j S
O UJ UJ UJ UI o o o
6 ?! O
5-1 u Si O m i- ir V. X m 7.
o 3 o
i
a
t -
og V- in
>
- UJ 2 ui UJ O
Ss
SI l o 21
5
sI I 3
o
N
in
hi
o M r-
o (0
a
r4 (N Cvl
i Ii
Hi to to to
0 . D-
- o
IS to
I! i
1 O) y-
s s s s UJ a5 s g
i
0) 10 to
if
Ii 3
UJ
i
f tu 1 "j UI UJ ui
o O a o 5 7. a t-
UI X
oo _
O u
a: o s 0.
B F <
a.
-( > E t - [N 1-
(.J a o o u
UJ UJ tu
J% o a
< 1 Xo
LU o
co
< X a: rt 8 (f. j i 10 to B N
* cn+ t
u. w UJ LU UJ UJ g +
+ + + + + +
Oil m
nsooooo
-;*!**ll|l&*li :::::~EH2:L^i*a!|HP=is
31300000
er300000
i xxxj ,*? g
4
-
-1_S.
J
UMli
4Jr|jl
> mm is
Iii
i:
J "rj*~"ir~s~l * i
ii ii
sa
ii iii I Ii
ill Hill! i l l i i i
m ill! HfiM f fl n g m r i i
jjihiiiii JilllJIJ ii"
H
SI! I liiiiis
a
nnnn
S:
f 333?
2
S 2!
33
lit
HI
El
^y^-.^-y^?n---'T:7^'^-^("^''^::^"^>y'wr'ffM'j;:'-'*v
.
P1300000
SI200000
s
m |g|
"law
BiUi tf - iS
aaaj * 5*0
$
M IP
Off | | d
coil fl
"V&Wih mmm^mm-'
91300000
L\300000
^ -
OS
II
O
O
O
o
o
BC PL^CE STADIUM REVITALIZATION PROJECT
RETRACTABLE ROOF PREPARATION Pro-Olymplcs ' 25-Apr-08
Phase I - Temporary Works, Concrete Upgrades and Ring Beam
. (A) (B)
DESCRIPTION (C) (A) + (B) + (C)
C O M PA N Y HIGHTEX S GEORGE THIRD7 KWH TENDERED SUBTRADES & SUPPLIERS
OES CONSTRUCTION MANAGER TO TA L
(Retractable Roof & Structural Steel Masts)
(CM/ Owner Controlled)
Quantity |. Unit | Unit Rate. Budget Quantity | Unit | Unit Rate j Budget
13890 Cable Installation Quantify J_Unit j Unit Rate I Budgcii Budget
Hightex
13990 Arches Installation Hightex
SO
13990 Fixed Roof Fabric Installation
Hightex
SO
13990 Retractable Roof Installation Hightex
SO
13990 Uner Installation
Hightex
SO
13990 10% Overhead ' Hightex SO
13990 10% Profit Hightex
so
13990 Hightex Contingency , Hightex so
Division 13 Total:
ir $8,191,714
50
$8,191,714
Div 13 Retractable Roof System Allowances:
13990 PST Allowance Hightex
13990 Sustainable Measures SO
Hightex ro
Division 13 Total $0
SO
15010 Mechanical Vent Fabric Pillows Subtrade
15410 Roof Drainage Rework "Sublrade ... 5 SO
$0
15410 Stadium Area Drains (Temporary) Subtrade
$690,000 so $690,000
$310,000 so
15410 Temporary Snow melt system (Sock Ducting) Subtrade $310,000
$1,100,000 so
15410 Exhuatt'fans to/replace pressure relief system Subtrade $1,100,000
$500,000 so
15410 Air Intake Louvers and dampers (Envelope) Subtrade $500,000
. $0 so
10 Smoke Control Fans (Excluded) Subtrade. SO
-SO
Sprinklers (Excluded) Subtrade so $0
SO so
Division 15 Total: so
S2.6OO.000
$2,600,000
16010 Electrical Sports Lighting Subtrade
$7,600,000 so
16010 Sustainable System Interface Subtrade $7,600,000
$400,000 so
16010 Retractable Roof Interface Subtrade S100.000
$400,000
Division 16 Total: SO
so . $100,000 .
$8,100,000 $0 $8,100,000.
CONSTRUCTION SUBTOTAL
$10,441,714 $20,016,800 $24,886,470 S55.344.S84
Contingency :CM -10% 10%- 10% 10%. $55,344;984; 1TJ%
CM Fee CM ' 3.5% 3.5% $0 3.5% 3.5%
V lott"- $ 5 ^ ^ s 1 i r "is^.-ies
Soft Costs $60,879,483 3.5% . 3.5% $2,130,782
Consultants LSum 3.914% so Lsum 3.914% $63,010,285 % 4.000%
$2,130,782
$2,520,411 $2,520,411
PROJECT SUBTOTAL: SO SO
$10,185,691 $10,185,691
TOTAL BUDGET
$10,441,714 $20,016,800 $35,072,161 $65,530,875
1; Excludes Phase I Interior Alterations 7) Excludes stadium seating and Kayson seats
2) Excludes Phase II Interior Renovations 8) Excludes Bxterior facade upgrades
3) Excludes ohsMe S offslte roadworks 9) Excludes requirements of overall urban planning
4) Excludes BC Place Maintenance Works 10) Excludes Video Cube
5) Excludes "complete seismic upgrade 11) Excuses Video Ring
6) J"xclutes FF.j.F.Jj^Owner -?2pj?=SO
Page 1 of 1
Chris Beaton
Gavin, ' ( . .
We have now reviewed the pre-construction approval binder and provide comments on it and other discussions
we have discussed over the last few days:
1. Attached summary of presentation package for Pavco for your review - We intend to use this format-
to present Pavco with the hew plan.
2 Comments on preliminary information provided for owner presentation package to date:
a. Cash flow-Move up to the next step and not rely on a "S" curved generated CF. CF should
correspond to expenditures as projected for wok on site,
b.-Trade list-Comments-re-list-of"April;16r2008: - ' * _
Once you have reviewed this information-please call me with any questions you may have.
Thank You,
Chris Beaton .
PavCO '.
Ph: 604*307-0123
Fx: 604-688-6882
A/"M/9nnp.- .
00000180
April23,2008
BC Place
00000181
BC PLACE R E V I TA L I Z AT I O N SECTION 00 21 13
VA N C O U V E R , B.C. INSTRUCTION,TO BIDDERS
PROJECT NO. " APRIL 24,2008
To : D o m i n i o n F a i r m i l e C o n s t r u c t i o n L t d .
Broadway Tech Centre
#130 -2985 Virtual Way
Vancouver, BC V5M 4X7
1.2 To the extent required by the Bid Documents, each bidder shall submit this bid as
a single quotation, based on the specifications, or on pre-approved equivalents.
Alternative prices, unit prices, and/or separate prices shall be quoted if
specifically called for in the Bid Documents or approved by addenda issued prior
to the Bid Closing Date.
1.3 . Rirk are tn hp reraivfiri no later than 2:00 PM. Thursday . 2007.
1.4 ' Any bid received after the above-noted time will be rejected without further
consideration. ' . .
1.5 Faxed bids will be accepted. Bidders may courier an original Bid Package and
fax amendments to the Bid prior to closing time. All amendments to the Bid must
besigned'by an authorized signatory of thecompany.
1.6 The Construction Manager has no legally enforceable duty or obligation to the
Bidder unless and until the Construction Manager enters into a contract with a
Bidder for the performance of the work that is the subject.of the Bid. The
Construction Manager does not owe the Bidder:
1.6.2 Any contract or tort duty to preserve the integrity of the Bid process;.
And the Bidder waivers and releases the Construction Manager from all such
duties and expressly assumes the risk of all losses and expenses arising from
participating in the Bid process.
2. BID FORMS
PAGE 1
00000182
BC PLACE R E V I TA L I Z AT I O N SECTION 00 21 13
VA N C O U V E R , BC. INSTRUCTION TO BIDDERS
PROJECT NO. APRIL 24, 2008 [
2.1 Submit bids in*duplicate on the forms provided. Bids submitted on forms other
than the Bid Form may be considered informal and rejected. If no forms are
provided as part of the Bid Documents, then the Bidder may provjde its own
form. >
2.3 Any alteration to the printed sections of the Bid Form or the Appendices to the
Bid Form,may render the bid liable to rejection, in the discretion of the
Construction Manager. Alterations, correction changes or erasures made to
statements or figures entered on the Bid Form or the Appendices to the.Bid Form
submitted by the bidder should be initialed by the persons signing the Bid.
2.4 Where so indicated in the Bid Form, express sums in both words and figures
and, in the case of discrepancy between the two, the written amount shall
govern.
2.5 Ensure bids are properly signed, dated and witnessed. Affix corporate seal
where applicable. The bid shall.bear the signature of legal signing authority. In
the case of a corporation bidding, the bid shall also bear the. corporate seal of
such corporation in a mariner to bind the corporation.
2:6 Bids shall not contain any qualifications or modifications to the Work, except to
the extent requested or permitted by the Bid Dpcuments. .
2.7 Bids, that contain errors, omissions or misstatements, or that are are qualified in
any manner or otherwise ffail to conform to the Bid Documents may or may not
be rejected by the Construction Manager, in the Construction. Manager's sole
discretion. The Construction Manager may waive any non-compliance with the
Bid Documents or any its own requirements (except only the timing or delivery of
Bids) or any other aspect of the Bid Documents and may at its discretion choose
to retain for consideration Bids that are nonconforming, that do not contain the
content or form required by the Bid Documents or because they have not
complied with the process for submission set out in the Bid Documents.
2.8 Failure to provide the specified security deposit will result in the bid being
rejected by the Construction Manager.
3. BID SIGNING
3.1 The Bid shall be signed under seal by the Bidder.
3.2 . Sole Proprietorship: Signature of sole proprietor in the presence of a witness
who will also sign. Insert the words "Sole Proprietor" upder signature. Affix seal.
,. 3.3 Partnership: Signature of at least two partners in the presence of a witness who
will also sign. Insert the word "Partner" against each signature. Affix seal
against each signature.
PAGE 2
00000183
BC PLACE R E V I TA L I Z AT I O N SECTION 00 21 13
VA N C O U V E R , B.C. INSTRUCTION TO BIDDERS
PROJECT NO. APRIL 24,2008
3.4 Limited Company: Signature of duly authorized signing officers in their normal .
signatures. Insert the officer's capacity in which the signing officer acts against
each signature. Affix the corporate seal. If the Bid is signed by officials other,
than the president and secretary of the company or the president-secretary-.
V
U ambM^V:
otTT v-^treasureroftlie company,i:avcopy of the^-law'resoiultlon^f the Board ^i""Mt"4:i""
directors authorizing them to do so must also be submitted with the bid in the bid
envelope.
3.5 If the bidder is a joint venture, each party to the joint venture shall execute the bid
under seal in the manner appropriate to such party.
4.2 The Bidder shall.furnish with.the Bid Form, a.Consent of Surety issued by a
corporate guarantee or Surety Company legally entitled to do business as surety
in British Columbia, stating the company's consent to become bound as sureties
to the bidder if awarded the Contract and to provide Performance and Labour &
Materials Bonds.
APPENDICES
5.1 Appendices are an integral part of the bid documents. Submit with the Bid Form.
PAGE 3
00000184
BC PLACE R E V I TA L I Z AT I O N SECTION 00 21 13
VA N C O U V E R , B.C. INSTRUCTION TO BIDDERS
PROJECT NO. APRIL 24,2008
5.4 Appendices will form part of the Contract Documents when executed.
BASIS OF BIDDING
6.i Base bids in strict compliance with reference drawings and the specifications..
Upon receipt of Bid Documents verify documents are complete, notify the
. Construction Manager should documents be incomplete.
6.3 Advise the Construction Manager during the bid period where the Place of Work
conditions and/or specified materials, elements and equipment differ materially
and/or physically from the intent of the Bidding arid Contract Documents.
Clarification, addenda andjinal interpretation to be in accordance with paragraph
7 - Clarification and Addenda, clauses 7.1 to 7.5.
7.2 Should addenda to the Bid Docurnents be required for any reason, it is the
Construction Manager's Intention not to issue addenda during a period of twenty
four (24) hours prior to the Closing Time. Inquiries should, therefore, be made
well in advance of this period and not less than five (5) working days before Bid
Closing Date.
7.3 .Should the bidder,. while examining the site or Bid Documents, find any.
discrepancy, inaccuracy or deviation between the existing conditions and the Bid
Documents, inform the Construction Manager so that clarification or revision may
be issued as described above. If such an interpretation is not requested, bids will
be. presumed to be based on interpretation or directions that may be made
subsequently by the Construction Manager after award of Contract in accordance
with provisions of the Contract.
PAGE 4
00000185
BC PLACE R E V I TA L I Z AT I O N SECTION 00 21 13
VA N C O U V E R , B.C. '...-' INSTRUCTION TO BIDDERS
PROJECT NO. APRIL 24,2008 *
7.4 Upon receipt of addenda, verify that Bid Documents are complete. Notify the
Construction Manager immediately should documents be found incomplete or in
error. ' . . .
7.5 All Addenda shall become part of the Contract Documents. Include,,.all
" associated costs ifrthe Bid Prisef^^ *""""*"
8.3 Approval by the Consultant will ONLY be in the form of an addendum issued to
each party registered as having received a set of the. Bid Documents.
8.4 Approval of equivalent products of systems is given only insofar as they shall
conform to the specifications.
8.5 . No requests will be accepted or approval given by the Consultant for equivalent
or alternative products after award of Contract, unless circumstances warrant
. such action as determined by the Consultant.
. 8.6 . Reference in the specifications to "or pre-approved equivalent" shall mean that
approval is obtained in the manner specified above. (Refer also to Section
01100-. Substitutions.)
9. REVISIONS TO BID
9.1. Amendments to a submitted bid will be permitted if received in writing prior to bid
closing and
b i dif. endorsed tby the same
. party of .parties who' signed and
. sealed the
. PA G E 5
00000186
BC PLACE R E V I TA L I Z AT I O N SECTION 00 21 13
VA N C O U V E R , B.C. ' INSTRUCTION TO BIDDERS
PROJECT NO. APRIL 24, 2008 ___
9.3 Only the bidder's entries on the delivered Bid Form may be revised. All monetary
revisions shall be stated as an addition or reduction to the Bid price or specific
directions as to the exclusion or inclusion of particular words. Any revision which
states the .actual Total Amount of Bid may be rejected by the Construction
9 4 Any fax revising the original bid must be clearly legible. Monetary revisions to
: the. bid amount shall be stated numerically and in writing.
9.5 The Owner and the Construction Manager accept no responsibility for delays
caused by fax transmission problems, equipment failure or any other similar
cause.
10.2 No immediate information or formal decision will be issued with respect to the
bids until all bids have been reviewed in detail!
11.2 In submitting a bid, the Bidder agrees that the bid is irrevocable and is open for
\. acceptance until sixty (60) days have expired from the closing date for bids. No
bid may be withdrawn after the opening of bids without the written consent of the
Construction Manager.
11.4 Without limiting the foregoing, if the lowest qualified bid received is not within the
Construction Manager's budget, the Construction Manager may negotiate price
changes with the lowest qualified bidder or any bidder without obligation to that
bidder or any other bidder.
11.5 The bidder in submitting a Bid acknowledges and agrees that the Construction
Manager will not be responsible for any costs, expenses, losses, damages or
liability incurred by the bidder as a result of arising out of submitting a bid, or due
to the Construction Manager's acceptance or non-acceptance of its bid.
PAGE 6
00000187
88100000
l aovd.
s j a p p i q a A i i o a d ^ a j a q i 0 1 p a u j n p j a q | | i m s a j n s o p u a
papanbaj jaqp pue saipnoas pp papafaJ IP 'paidaooB uaaq ssq pp b jayv I'll
\ ' ' 'pJBMV P J91191 6
jgppiq inpsgoons eqi 01 gnssi hjm 'j96bub|aj uoipnJisuoo aqi Aq aoueidaooe jayv 9* H-
8003 'vz imdv 7" ' " ' *ONJLoaroad
SUHOaia 01 NOIlOnUlSNI ^..w^w^l^aow^na
- Woo Noaoas NoiivznvjjAaa aovid oa
68100000
8 30Vd
15.5 Claims for additional costs will not be entertained with respect to conditions,
which would reasonably have been ascertained by an inspection of the site prior
to Bid closing date.
.AN9;OF SECTlOttpQ 21 13
PAGE ;9
00000190
I6I00000
01- 39Vd
14'39Vd
zv aovd
. El 39Vd
adoos jo mo!
" : z o o z ' o z A n n r 9 o s z * z t > s r i . o 9 " o n l o s r o a d s a i
waodaia : . -O'a'astonvt
ZZ IV 00 NOI103S , 3 T d l / \ l 3 1 * 3 A n O O N VA
6100000
VI 39Vd
SJ. 39Vd
91. 39Vd
Zl- 39Vd
91 39Vd
acloDs jo jno
Arif Rahemtulla
FYI
Rob, ; .
Further to our discussions, please understand that any commitments you make, with respect to purchases, you do
so at your own risk. There is a process to obtaining authorization for expenditures of the client;s money. They
have riot seen a price for the total works and what you are contemplating let alone any rationale and back up to
what you are proposing arid certainly the Owner or Dominion have not authorized you make any commitments o.r
purchases.
There will need to be a meeting, however it will not be possible on April 28,. too much going on for them next'
week. Pavco will propose an alternate date shortly, probably in the first full week of May. In the interim they will
set up an agenda for the items to be discussed.
1 Detailed Schedule:
2. Costing
3. Methodology statement and erection procedures
4. Site plan, crane erection sequence .
5. Crane Options 1, 2 & 3 (at North Plaza) i.e.. Viability of Crawler and mohiles
00000200
Page 2 of2
"..if the project is feasible" - I hope so as we are committing to steel mill orders, and buying
crane extensions for our crane, as we speak.
The George Third 8i.Son /KWH Constructors Team will be there, (...there will be about 6 of us)
Rob Third
George Third & Son / Empire Ironworks BC / Dynamic Structures/ KWH Constructors^
(604)526-2333 (604)946-5515 . (604)941-9481 (604)299-7969
I would like to schedule a meeting at Pavco's office for Monday April 28, afternoon 2:30 -
3:00p.m. todiscuss the overall budget and time schedule with input status for engineering
of the new roof system. Discussing with Gavin last evening and notes from my last meeting,
/ believe it is prudent to explore just what our present issues are with costs and of course
the schedule for performing the procurement, fabrication and installation of the steel,
cables and membrane. We have not all been in the same room for some time, and there are
obvious issues that Will need the best effort from all parties.
I have asked bur group - Schlaich Bergerman Partners, Geiger, Hightex for their time arid:
would request the same from George Third Gt Sons, Dominion, and of course Pavco to
determine if the project is feasible with present information, if [the project schedule is .
obtainable and for what costs. I.sense that we all need to be better coordinated and this )
will allow a working session to resolve the issues that exist. Please advise if this date and ;
time can be achieved. Thanks DCR
00000201
Page 1 of2
Chris Beaton
Hi Chris, here is Traffic Valley's e-mail below on their estimate for traffic control for the Geotechnical investigation.
They have invoiced Dominion directly, 1 was going to pay it at our end and bill as a disbursement for the roof pre
con. Is this OK or do you want them to reinvoice to BC Place?
From our end we are closing off precon work for the roof, temp works, structural upgrades,- ring beam and portal-"
frame as of March 31st and our April billing is effectively the first billing against construction for this package.
Phase I, we will continue to bill-against the precon fee of $90-,OOa-unW-fu9y expended. - - -.,
Bob
As per our meeting on Tuesday*, you will find below an estimate for the work required for the test hole
work on Expo Boulevard. <
4/28/2008 } :. '
00000202
Page 2 of 2
777e above is based on a 10-hour shift as per Thurber's requirements with an additional hour worked into
the shift for the set-up and teardown of the lane closure. Please keep in mind, that the City of
Vancouver may require the work window to be reduced to 9:00am to 3:00pm - outside of the peak traffic
h o u r s . . . . . . . . . . . : . . , - ~ ^ _ ^ . ^ - - - . . . . . . . < _ - - - ~ J - - . - - . - * = - -
Tr o f f i c r n n t r o l S e r v i c e s . : . ; . . . , $ 1 , 8 8 0 . 0 0 ( T e s t H o l e 7 * )
Lane Closure Technician*. 8.0 hours x.$60.00/hour x 2 days = $960.00 (Straight Time)
1.0 hours x $70.00/hour x 2 days = $140?00 (Time and One-Half)
1.0 hour x $60.00/hour x 2 days = $120.00 (Travel Time)
Traffic Control Person: 8.0 hours x $30.00/hour x 2 days = $480.00 (Straight Time)
2.0 hours x $45.00/hour x 2 days = $180.00 (Time and One-Half)
* The above is based on an 8-hour shift as per Thurber's requirements with an additional hour worked into
the shift for the set-up and teardown of the lane closure. The closure will remain in place overnight
unmanned with Dominion having to sign-off on the responsibility of the equipment overnight and agreeing
to replace any equipment lost /stolen / damaged during the overnight closure.
**Please Note; If Ddminioh-Fairmile so chooses, the closure option can be switched to a 24-hour manned
closure, however, additional costs will be incurred. If this option is something which you wish to review,
please let me know and I can review the closure requirements and applicable additional charges.
If there are any questions or concerns, please contact me at the off ice.
.Karen
Karen P. Stone
Senior.Transportation Consultant
a r~\onnno.
00000203
26/OT/2008
George Third & Son s
Budget Breakdown: i
1. G T S P r o j e c t M a n a g e m e n t 1 6 , 0 0 0 h r s $ 9 0 . 0 0 , $1,440,000.
2. GTS Shop'Drawings and Engineering 11,000 hrs $90,00 $990,000 >
3. S t e e l Supply 1,855 per ton $16,804,445
4. F a b r i c a t i o n 87,000 hrs $85.00 $7,395,000 "
5. Radial Beam Bridge Bearings $600,000
6. F a b r i c a t i o n S u b c o n t r a c t ( f o b v a n . B a r g e ) I inc. Item 3 & 4
7: M a c h i n i n g , . $860,000
8. : Painting & Sandblasting $1,000,000
9; E r e c t i o n Labour 75,000 hrs. $85.00 $6,375,000
10, Special Equipment $3,000,0(00
N^--~..
.
11. Cranes $3,500,Q00
12. Freight, Site Marshalling, etc. $1,500,000
$43,464,445 .
PST % ' " 7% $1,246,331
12. C o n t i n g e n c y 3% $1,303,933 v
13. G T S Mark Up (Fee) 15% $6,519,667
Total Structural Steel $52,534,3|56
" ' -. !:'
.
BASED ON . . -. 8,235 tonnes 9,059 tons
. 8,235,455 kgs : - 18,1.18,000 #
$5,799 per Tdn
Prfw Summary April 25 2008 (2)
26/W/2008
Excluded items
Catwalks fn^Miy^^ )
Portal frame for Plaza reinforcing 6M DP^T"
Existing Building upgrades
New brace frame frays between new Masts ^
Facia framing . l?jj&r <=>*=- f>,5c^ -So^ty^r^--)
Casting KdSHTfe>C
Centre Tension Node ^i@^n=<-J><L
Barge Facility and Ramp
Storage Yard
1On site parking for our staff "J
>
o
o Price Summary April 25 2008 (2)
o
o
o
K>
o
Page 1 of2
Subject: FW: GTS Steel Budget and Schedule (April 25th, 2008)
Importance: High
Attachments: SCHED04-EPDF; Price Summary April 25, 2008.xls
Gavin, "' .
Enclosed is our latest revised "GTS Budget and Preliminary Schedule" for this project.
- You have our marked up version of the MOU from earlier.
Some notes:
The project weight has gone up by 51%, our budget has risen by 17%
(We are considerably less per ton than before)
We have reflected the steel cost escalation from two months ago, until how, as well as the revision, in steel
quality specification for most members.
(As discussed with you and Chris B. this will be somewhat of a moving target (hopefully down in cost rather
than up) due to steel market volatility) . .
We have eliminated the tower cranes as they will not lift the new heavier steel members, and we plan to erect all
our steel with Crawler Cranes. (3 million dollar savings, <but that may get used up DFC shoring theplaza to
suit) Our team has.worked hard to come up with solutions and have driven the erection schedule to 7 months.
We have added 2 crawlers with the assumption that the North Plaza will be shored for the crawlers and we will
. eliminate the 5 tower cranes. We have also added a fourth strand jack operation for schedule reasons as well.
The setting of the beariiigsand radial beams will be a separate operation, ahead of mast erection. Approximately
50 % of the compression beams will have to be spliced in order to lift them onto the areas that the crane has to
reach, then field bolted before lifting with strand jacks; the rest will be transported into position for lifting.
We'have allowed for the new full length stiffeners inside the masts, although we have no details or welding
specs, on these. We discussed dropping the contingency value as we now have a much dearer idea of.what we
.are building, but have left it where it is for now, to suit items like this...
As discussed we have our drafting, engineering, shop and field teams all booked to start on this project in June.
Look forward to seeing you and reviewing the project on Monday at 1 PM, and the successful completion of this .
project. , -
You asked for Radial Beam Bearing Embeds for May 22nd, Which will be a challenge, so please forward details
of these A S A P. / '
00000206
210300000
.r'.i-::-**"".?:*--1
ZJOjoS-ea
CO
o
CN
O
o
o
o
o
GEORGE THIRD S SON LTD.
SCHED04E- BC Place Roof Replacement
April 25, 2008
-Preliminary Schedule
- Ring Beam Erection Complete May 29, 2009
Schedule Is based on the following:
1. Shop based on 5 x 8 hours per day
2. November 3, 2008 Erection Start
3. Field based on 6 x id hours per day
4. Resource loaded (76,850 mhrsj Field Ironworkers only - Not levelled
, 5. Bearing Deliveries ??
o
CN
o
o
o
o
o
BC PLACE - SCHEDOdE APRIL 25. 2008
** fi R S 2 J S 8 8 <> fi " O o >' T. E S9 <" fil SI !D w-'tn. SPB93WS3 OfiJ'n99i'''>'Pfcs*-
Duration S-SSSSSSSSSS 'g 8 8
(Wttka) o o o o o o o o o S . - - . - . - . - , - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0
1 1 1! -1 , 1 ; 1 1 1 III I ! Ill 1M 1
| 1 1 1 |' 1. III 1 1 \ r
Mill Orders. Detailing, Construct Engineering 14-Apr-OB 30 7-Nov-OB
1 I.I -1 \\v, v&\.
i 1 1 111
Fabricate / Paint Masts, Outriggers etc S-Aug-68 2S
--
-29Jan-09
I 11 ii /
1 1
1 Ml .
1! 1
Fabricate TPalnt Bans S-Aug-CS 28 B-Fob-09 Sam
r^iTr
Barge Boxes la Site (4 Shipments) 23-Qee-os 14 3-Apr-Ofl
j 1
1
ateam s p a sWBBkm
Erect Masts Zone 1 J-Nov-08 12 27-Jnn-09 \
1
I
- HI
Erect Masts Zone 2 M-NoV-08 12. 14-Fb-09
Erect Masea Zone] tl-Dec-08 10 19-FeW9 -..
Erect Masts Zone 4 S-Jan-M 9 7-Mar-09
' -
10 i
Install Ties 12Oin-09 21-Mar-09 1 i
' . 1 '
Erect Sox Ring Beam (Crew #1,02) 9-Mar-C9 12 29-Miy-09 1
Erect Bos Ring Beam {Crew A3, 4) 23-Mar-09 10 29-May-09
Final Box Alignment 29>May-09 2 12Jun-09 I _ . ... Bta
Final Box Alignment 29-May49 4 28Jun-09 1 RfsmtE
i i
i r
/ 1 1 ! -!
1
i -
,
. i
11
1
!1
11I 1
. 1
1
1
1
!
1
1
1
SUple Sir Cttiit Rav 00 it Waaka/2. "apon WSTJ008 8: AM
01300000
i
co <
or*.*.
Q. O
* c
W .
- sri'
<< Z .
. n
i .'....
3 = -
-1 CO
IN ~. 1 B
a to
oa.
& o.
3.
T' H-i B
o
.... \ 11
Q.
OC
t*.
.<t . .. .
w.
e
\" *2-
o. . ( ' ;
' 8
Ol OJ
. H ! *
-s.
<
'
1
JjJ.
Of CO
ra
.Q_.
&
*
' >
:::| "
CO t-
in
I B
J 1
ui ^r
"- IS. . ...... " '" i I
" fe
i:i -| J
55*
jjj
O
q ....].
Ea
"^ --! . J 'I ........
-
.=.<o
i
_. o>
fi".
U m 1
Oi 3Z.
a
A ,
p.... :
z
o :.:] I - |
..:... S .... | ....... .....
O o
K-
O
2.5
3: ...!
. 1
""I
.. fg
..._
,- H '*
3 w.
o a
j "IB
g ..
a: t-c .. ..
i - O n
o-"=- . s
i
j
co
z -a i 1'
A *
o
o o.
pa
w 1
$
t1,
UJ WE. 5
or:
u.
OT
P.
1
3
j
\ i
V
s
O -g o 5 ..J
...... ..... .;....
K <jz- I
J tu ..**, . '. .
o CO ' R
.. . . ...
3 : .-
CL
O
4 ! p.
o n .
!
|
i
CD rj 3
.
--
fs
I
.
S
5 =* _" . |
<n 1
.o. ... j
.*. 1
CO J
s
. ?. " B .... .
"
S? J
i~ *
(0
< 3
0}
- '
m ta
< o
s . z
Z 9 S -
o cn z
po S o
X * g
a s
m
cn o
0)
IU .
"5 o "o o a o o *i-" "^ o o 5"
a. K
r -
O < a. X O
C
z z a 5 w
(0 a I a UI
a t
as o a t o>
=1 s5 1 zo
a> O l
0> UI o S
2 :: J2 o 88 o 1 o o
a
UI
z
o U
z oCD z
? Z
1 z z
I
K
OT > " i-S til "- 5 r 3 o o UI UJ
N
o 2 S
> u. Z
o u.
UJ
N N u. u.
! 1
e l. a.< Si |a. ~8 aj5 g
o> U J Ol
D 1 m
e9. n o
5 T
O
CM
T
O T
O <0
CM
i i
10 - J
Qui O
O
r-
Os 2 S zOC 8 ao S I
(0
"J i
09
su T
O T
Y~
>TO
CO
o
UI
p o
H
o
a: 5
s T1
Ut 3 OT S
<! cn a o
CO
C 1.
r- ui u335 UI a: % Ui
a z
UI
o - - 1
UI X
o
tr
oot ,
o o ^
Oi o
03 e
i l 3o. Fiz a.
CO
(N
O C Z
*~ o "or - 8
1
8 o u
ca s
a
UJ i a
55
si < * 3 z
1 cn
S 8 CO 1-
-I -
O . D
X t o
T
O IU UI tu Z 8 z
tu.2 < + + +
CO
.+ + + f +
Oil m
O
O
o
o
o
zteooooo
:::::::::::::;;:S:s
vSR-31
' * i r j * ! -i|fr|
iii Tim
=
.= -:H|
" o J. =:? r.a ;: : : : :*!fc3-l? ."X|l
, , . ." raw Do ft:**'
:::::::::::::::::::::e:"q:l;?:9.: :;:;;;;;:::;;v:=:ji
I r Ij
P f tSn
ip
lift -- *;;o ***
^lUCJ^------".---5-.-'a*9-*-*x-*-v
ftiliSllliiiiiJ.
..tj. ai-J IMKjZi.
ilt-s ffi6" tl
St
1300000
CN
O
o
o
o
o
Mgtfiookl:Shoel1 Raport 4/24/2008'4:59 PM Page 1 of 1
SIZOOOOO
*.*,
'=** 39
iilLi
rt i P
Ife
^^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
CN
O
o
o
o
o
LEGEND:
CED CEILIKG PAINT COLOR
S*r*H<WtN WILLIAMS
1900 LUPOUS WHITE Stantec
FtATRNISH'
NOTE: APPROPRIATE FORMULA FOR
C0NCRETESU8STRATE
AXIS
& GENIVAR
TWW BEAM TWO LAMP ptt-ff LONG)
CBUNG MOUNT (ASSYMETRIC DIRECT LIGHT)
FINISH: ANOOIZED ALUMINUM
WHITE SOUO BAFFLE ON ONE SIDE & ASSYMETRIC
REFLECTOR ON THE OPPOSITE StOE
l-aWFIXnjRECAVTBLAMPS
1-FKTURECAtfT5LAMPS
CONTACT: MACS [I AGENCIES
MAKKSHELDRICK
SISTEMA LU-fa. 604JJ05^8S8
BLADE W7 2 WINDOWS 20* @ 90* ANGLE
ON BOTH SIDES
I-X5QC
CMN^SIUJfiHfWORXS
CrffiB
TELS04-215-7
"a^'tSBaT
W ' i s r ' i s r "ssr "sbs.
m
W
pit-
#i
BC PLACET
U- BC PLACE RAMP MOCKAJP
Vj:' RAI^ #43 FROM LEVEL 2 TO
,> LEVEL 3 BEFORE MIO-LANDING
RAMP 2
L1300000
3o
$=
!8jf*i! '
, ^ / ? $ ?
j 2 to
ill
o- 5 S n
_J 7? CT IO
-j a sg o
5 i CO
> CO S UJ
o