Specifications include, but are not limited to: Reference the “Justice Center Elevator Manual” dated 3/11/2024 for general specifications and scope for each elevator. Reference attachment “Existing Power Units” dated 3/11/2024 for photos and information on the existing power units for each elevator. Elevator components shall be non-proprietary in the sense that usual and typical elevator companies can service the elevators in the future. New power units and controls shall match speed, weight any other rating of current elevator and controls. Contractor shall also to the extent possible, match voltage and current rating of existing units, or to stay within the capacity of the existing building power supplies and disconnects to the elevators. Elevators #1, #2 and #5 are connected to emergency generator power. Contractor shall update new controls as needed so the elevator runs on generator power and meets all current codes relating to emergency power including any required notification lights. Elevator #5 is wired into the Jails Central Control officer’s station in a manner that allows Central Control officers to monitor what floor the elevator is on as well as door status. These controls must remain or be wired into the new elevator controls as part of this project. See “Existing Power Units” document for pictures of the wiring diagram. Contractor shall provide the owner with a detailed work schedule at least 4 weeks prior to starting work. Tie in all existing key switches to existing controls. Site cleanup of any debris relating to elevator upgrade project on a daily basis. Plan installation schedule to limit downtime as much as possible. All parts shall be on hand before work begins. The selected contractor shall also work consecutive full 6 to 8 hour days Mondays through Fridays from start of the project through completion excluding weekend and holidays in order limit downtime as much as possible. Contractor shall complete all modifications, start up and testing on one elevator at a time so that there is only one elevator out of service at a time. Start up and testing of the new elevator controls. Contractor shall provide one printed copy and one electronic copy of all manuals associated with the project. Most work can be done during normal business hours, however noisy activities such as hammer drilling or activities that cause excessive noise shall be performed before 8:00 am or after 5:00 pm in order limit disruptions to the courts. Provide one-year parts and labor warranty.