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We found 53 risks in your FAA HQB Upgrades documents.

Here are 3 of the 53 risks we found in the public FAA HQB Upgrades package, each with the clause and page it comes from.
FAA HQB Upgrades
What we found in the
FAA HQB Upgrades
documents
Finding

The new generator adds 3,345 CFH to an existing 2-inch gas line, and the capacity of the existing service is not documented

The plans connect the new generator piping to the existing gas service and state an additional generator load of 3,345 CFH on an existing 2-inch line with existing regulators. No document gives the capacity of the existing meter, regulator or line, so nobody can tell whether they carry the generator, and an upstream upgrade could land on the contractor.

Plans, p. 112 · p. 113
Finding

Telecom rooms B18A and 338 must stay powered and cooled throughout construction, and no source, load or cooling capacity is given

The electrical drawings require the contractor to coordinate and provide temporary power and HVAC so telecom room B18A and telecom storage room 338 stay powered and cooled in every phase. The drawings give no source, load or cooling capacity for these rooms, so the temporary systems cannot be sized or priced.

Electrical drawings, p. 177 · p. 183
Finding

The new emergency radio system must be compatible with the existing Honeywell Fiplex system, and its existing configuration is not documented

Section 27 53 19 requires the new system to be compatible with the existing Honeywell Fiplex system and asks for signal calculations for the buildings. The documents give no data on the existing Fiplex configuration, so the interface equipment, the fiber work and the signal conditioning cannot be sized.

Section 27 53 19, p. 689 · p. 691
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Typical return on the platform. One avoided issue usually pays for it.

A note from our co-founder

The HQB mechanical and electrical upgrade keeps your team inside an occupied FAA building until 2029. We ran Telamont on the public package to see what your crews will be working with as the FAA issues revisions during construction. A few items are worth settling with the FAA early, and I would be glad to walk you through all of them.

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

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