WASHINGTON, DC 20037 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — elevator - alteration
Modernize Passenger Elevator #2 Scope of Work: New Lykos hydraulic elevator controller by Alpha Controls. New controller to include Siemens soft starter New submersible power unit including tank, pump, motor, Maxton UC4 Valve New AW-32 hydro oil for unit. New GAL MOVFE-HL Door Operator New Infrared Detector New fixtures by Innovation Industries. New car travel cable and hoistway wiring throughout New Oil Cooler New Pit Rupture Valve Retain existign slide guides and install new inserts New packing New cartop fan, emergency exit switch, and cartop inspection station. New Cab Interior
Applicant: JOSEPH DOWLING · Owner: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Building permit — alteration and repair
FOR DIGITAL WALKTHROUGH ***INTERIOR WORK ONLY*** Repair and replace the following items in the elevator machine room only. Replacement of existing mainline cab light disconnect. Replacement of the existing machine room lights & outlets. Replacement of existing sump pump and lights in the elevator pit.
Applicant: NICOLE PLATOU · Owner: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
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