REA Final - 22 Dec 20 - eBook - 1682 pages

R E : PBB GF R G C a p i t al X ian ( S hane ) H u < X H u @ a r m stro ngceiling s . c o m > T h u 6/13/2019 10 22 AM T o : S ean < s ean @ sp ea r headc x . c o m > C c : A ndee < andee @ sp ea r headc x . c o m >; G a ry < G a ry @ sp ea r headc x . c o m >

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Sean, I only knew it’s related to gusset/bracket/bolt issues. Not sure details of issue except received HOK’s redesign. That’s why our price raised up $67,500 from quote R20 to R22. And Spearhead should charge SWJV for it because this is new issue due to steel error. Thanks,

Xian(Shane) J. Hu Project Manager Plasterform Inc. Armstrong Ceiling Solutions 1180 Lakeshore Rd East. Mississauga, ON L5E1E9

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From: Sean Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2019 9:51 AM To: Xian (Shane) Hu Cc: Andee ; Gary Subject: Fw: PBB GFRG Capital

* This email originated from outside of Armstrong World Industries. Shane,

I completely misunderstood the issue, this is related to the gusset plates?  I was under the impression from our conversations and with the architect that this was related to the bolts being installed backwards.  I thought that you had to adjust the mold because we didn't have clearance behind.   It seems like we are addressing the #2 item not the #3 on the attached email correspondence.  If that is the case, then the gusset plate issue is something that cannot be revised and we need to move forward and create the molds.  I believe this has been standard since the beginning of the project and won't be back-billable to SWJV.   Thank you for the clarification.  Unfortunately, these will have to be created.