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# 2026-03-26 08:49:49

## 1990 K Street Senior Review

Follow-up to [[2026-03-20_13-44-59#2026-03-20 13:44:59]].

Comments by [[joel-jansen]]
relevant to my takeoff for [[1990-k-street]]:

### Lighting Control Assemblies

Relevant to [[lighting-controls-takeoff]]:

Lighting control assembly selection for the project was contentious
because PDS excluded the system due to lack of information,
but the drawings painted as exact a picture as one could ask for prior to construction.

> Design shows digital control, dimming controlled by occ sensors in stairwells, corridors. \
> ---E021 AUTOMATED LIGHTING CONTROL - SEQUENCES OF OPERATIONS
>
> Proposal excludes digital lighting control due to lack of information. \
> ---Proposal 2026-01-22, Pricing Alternates
>
> Spec 260923 - LIGHTING CONTROL DEVICES \
> Spec 260936 - MODULAR DIMMING CONTROLS

In conversation with Joel,
we agreed that I would use the "FBO" assemblies
with the assumption that an LV system would be budgeted.

> [!quote] 1990 K Street ConEst OneNote, "Lighting Control"
> Takeoff to use FBO assemblies (rough-in, cable, and device labor). \
> ---Joel Jansen 2026-02-11 11:05

After direction I'm not clear on,
Joel switched these to the device labor and material assemblies.

[[lighting-controls-research]]

### Feeder Schedule 5"C

Relevant to [[feeders-takeoff]]:

Feeder schedule calls for 5 inch conduit for certain tags
which PDI's schedule uses 4 inch for.
I did not respect this in the takeoff,
Joel intends to substitute.

***

**\[2026-03-26 09:36\]**
After conversation with Christian,
Joel substituted all EMT feeders for MC cable.
Christian stated that [[pdi-estimating#Bid Estimating|they]]
would qualify the substitution in their next proposal
and raised that 5 inch EMT does not exist in our database anyway[^1].

[^1]: It doesn't exist at all.
    See [[nfpa-70_358_emt#358.20(B) Maximum.|NEC 358.20(B)]].

