- CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS & WORKING DRAWINGS (RESPONSIBILITY OF
THE COMMISSIONED PROJECT ARCHITECT / ENGINEER)
- The commissioned Project Architect/Engineer will provide floor plans
and details identifying all existing, removed and/or new:
- telecommunications and information systems.
- main equipment rooms (IDF).
- individual floor equipment rooms (FDF's).
- individual floor telecommunications outlets.
- These drawings must be on AutoCAD (AutoCAD release 12 or later),
submitted by 3.5" floppy disk, 100MB Zip Disk, 650MB Recordable CD or via
E-mail. A paper hardcopy of the drawings must also be submitted. The
drawings must conform to the existing UIC numbering scheme. UIC
Telecommunication Engineering & Design will supply any needed
information to meet this requirement.
- The telecommunications drawings must show all raceways (conduits,
cable trays, ladder racks, floor ducts, junction boxes, pull boxes, splice
boxes, manholes, and all associated supports) for all proposed
telecommunications facilities.
- The telecommunications drawings shall be separate from other drawings
and will be identified as Telecommunications and System Drawings within
the Electrical Section.
- All telecommunications information outlets will consist of a minimum
of two jacks, one for voice and one for data. Outlets with fiber optic
jacks shall use the Ortronic Fib-or-Cop.
- Wall
outlet (diagram 4a).
- Wall phone (diagram
4b).
- Floor outlet
(diagram 4c).
- Fib-or-Cop (diagram
4d).
- When applicable, within the scope of the job, outside plant drawings
shall be provided for the distribution (node to building) and riser
(within building) cables for both the copper and fiber optic cables
including the following information:
- Between building (outside Plant) distribution cable routes for copper,
fiber and coax cables.
- Service entrance into the building.
- Detailed riser distribution cable routes.
- Distribution cable support systems.
- Type, size, sheath, gauge, and length of all cable except the station
cables.
- All splice locations with the cable numbers and the counts
involved.
- The location and the count of the protector equipment.
- All major hardware locations showing the location and quantities of
the specific hardware required. These drawings shall follow the existing
patterns of the University.
- Plans and detail information of the main distribution frames (Nodes),
the intermediate distribution frames (IDF's), and the floor distributions
frames (FDF's)
shall identify the following details:
- Room layout (FDF/IDF plans and elevation) showing the location of
splices, backboards, protectors, frames, racks, mounts, cage, TMGB or TGB
(ground busbar), wall mounted information outlet, cables, cable counts,
and all equipment.
- Location of distribution and riser cable terminations.
- Dimensions of devices, fixtures, etc.
- Details of special supports that are required for
clarification.
- Location of all pull boxes, junction boxes, ladder rack, and cable
tray.
- Number of telecommunications outlets that need to be
terminated.
- Terminating details and designations.
- Location of Dedicated Power Outlets and convenience
outlets.
- Drawing reviews will be necessary during the design and review
procedures of the project and shall show the following information in the
specified time frames:
- Design development drawings shall be submitted and approved before
work is started on final working drawings. They shall show the following
information:
- Preliminary information concerning the telephone outlets including the
number designation of each outlet. The numbers shall contain a minimum of
one alpha and three numerical characters that follow the University
numbering scheme (Example: A-001).
- Preliminary riser layouts will include the conduit/sleeve sizes,
location of the FDF's (including the area the FDF serves), the cable
size, the cable type, cable counts, and cable routing.
- Sketches of the proposed distribution system complete with building
service entrance location, IDF location, size and type of cable, and any
splice locations.
- Sketches of the Node frame termination locations.
- Communication Bonding and Grounding drawing showing the Bonding
Conductor for Telecommunications, TMGB, all TGB's, TBB(including cable
size) and TBBIBC if required by building size.
- Seventy-five percent construction drawings will include the following:
- All the telecommunication floor outlets (numbered).
- Telecommunication distribution cables.
- Telecommunication riser cables.
- Telecommunications entire raceway network (including all
sizes).
- Detailed drawings showing the BIX blocks, patch panels, grounding,
etc. of IDF and FDF layouts (See drawing
4e below).
- Comments from the previous Design Development Drawings.
- General specifications - telecommunications section (see attachment
#1).
- Ninety-five percent construction drawings will include the following:
- Finished working drawings and specifications with the previous
comments included.
- Final telecommunication drawings for the Node, IDF, and each FDF
location showing the number and type of telecommunication information
outlets to be terminated, and the major hardware required as well as the
detailed termination information for both copper cable and the fiber optic
media. (The University has drawings detailing existing cable runs,
terminal closets, risers, etc., copies may be obtained from UIC
Telecommunications Engineering & Design when
required).
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