Ron,

Round here we call it the "golden rule".

Ron 

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Sent: Monday, July 30, 2007 12:52 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Corps of Engineers Grv'd Cplg Spec

I can't answer that but I need to ask why this is your problem? Did you
agree to provide these in your contract? This harks back to that thread
about whose responsible for insuring that the building can hold up the
piping. Do we provide and install ceiling tiles because our heads
penetrate them? Are we responsible to provide trusses because we hang
from them? When I was contracting my contracts excluded, unless
specified that they would be included, removing and installing ceiling
tiles, painting pipe, being responsible for the strength of the
structure vis-a-vis my piping, and about thirty other things that were
not direcrtly related to the sysytem and that generals had tried at
lerast once to get me to buy for them including providing access panels.
I know this is a bit off topic but I'm tired of you guys being asked to
pay for stuff beyond your sub-contracting speciality as well as being
forced to be the bank in paid when paid contracts and holding company in
paid if paid contracts. Somehow the owner and his button man, the
architect, have shifted burden completely to the GC who has cleverly
shifted it to the subs and suppliers. Something is very wrong in the
building industry.

On 7/30/07, Fletcher, Ron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyone out there had any luck getting relief from a COE spec requiring

> an access panel at every grooved coupling located in concealed 
> locations above hard lids or in walls?
>
> Ron Fletcher
> Aero Automatic
> Phoenix, AZ
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