MASTER SPECIFICATIONS Division 26 ELECTRICAL
Q. Firestopping shall be applied to electrical penetrations of firerated floor and wall assemblies to - restore original fireresistance rating of the assembly- according to Division 07 and 09 Sections and the University Fire Protection Standards. R. Owner furnished equipment: Equipment furnished by the University shall be received, stored, ...
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