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We found 27 risks in your Heinz EHRM upgrades documents.

Here are 3 of the 27 risks we found in the public Heinz EHRM upgrades package, each with the clause and page it comes from.
Heinz EHRM upgrades
What we found in the
Heinz EHRM upgrades
documents
Finding

VRF terminal units are scheduled as wall mounted, and Section 23 81 45 lists only ceiling cassette and ducted types

The VRF terminal unit schedule lists VRF-TU-71-1 through 71-12 as wall mounted. Section 23 81 45 describes four-way ceiling-recessed cassette and ceiling-concealed ducted indoor units, and has no wall mounted indoor unit type. The unit type to order and install depends on which document governs.

Section 23 81 45, p. 5 and p. 7 · VRF terminal unit schedule, p. 1
Finding

Second-floor telecom work is drawn in room TR 2A104, while the panel data places the panel in Telecom 1A131

The enlarged second-floor plan and the riser diagram are titled for TR 2A104. The panel schedule on the same sheet states the location as Telecom 1A131. The plan notes say to coordinate the installation location with the telecommunications contractor, and the room is not named the same way in both places.

Building 69 electrical sheets, 69-EN401, p. 2
Finding

The computer room units need a floor stand sized to the existing plenum height, and no height is given

The computer room unit schedule calls for downflow units over an underfloor plenum, provided with a floor stand whose height is to be coordinated with the existing plenum height before ordering. The documents do not state that height, so the stand and the unit installation cannot be sized from them.

Campus mechanical sheets, July 24, 2026, p. 1
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A note from our co-founder

The Heinz EHRM upgrades went out with two volumes of bid documents and two rounds of updated specifications and drawings. We ran Telamont on the public package to see where the latest sets still differ across mechanical, electrical and the specifications. A few items are worth settling with the VA early, and I would be glad to walk your team through all of them.

Charles Goulet
Charles Goulet, Co-founder and CEO, Telamont

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