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Norfolk Middle School

Fluid Cooler Replacement · Electrical

Addendum 2 · March 27, 2026

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Showing Electrical example: Starter added to the power plan.

AddedStarter added to the power planSpray pump · Near panel L8

Before · Original bid setE2.1

Original E2.1 electrical-room plan near panel L8, without a spray-pump starter symbol or callout at the selected location.

No starter symbol or callout at the selected location near L8.

Before PDF · page 8 (opens in a new tab)

After · Addendum 2E2.1

Addendum 2 E2.1 detail with a spray-pump starter symbol and label beside panel L8 inside a source revision cloud.

The starter symbol and callout appear inside the revision cloud.

After PDF · page 19 (opens in a new tab)

Red outline: selected change. Dashed outline: corresponding area before the change. Black revision cloud: part of the source drawing.

  1. What changed

    A spray-pump starter symbol and its location are added to E2.1, beside panel L8.

  2. Why it may matter

    The location and circuit routing need coordination. A starter was already required by the original mechanical schedule.

  3. What to review

    Check the starter quote, routing, E0.0 note 2 and the added motor-controller specification.

One manually reviewed change. Not an automated product result or a complete list of addendum changes.

Unaltered source crops · Norfolk Public Schools bid documents (opens in a new tab) · Drawings © Morrissey Engineering, Inc.

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