GENERAL ELEVATOR COMPANY P O BOX 145126 CORAL GABLES 33114-5126 PH (305) 270 7379 FAX (305) 274 9190

ELEVATOR PROPOSAL

JANUARY 6, 2015

CAVALIER HOTEL ATT: ORLANDO VALDEZ

600 OCEAN DRIVE VIA TELE FAX: 786 556 7805

MIAMI BEACH FL 33139 Email: orlando@venturamanor.com

Attn: Mr. OWNER/MANAGER

Re: AGREEMENT FOR ONE (1) TRACTION ELEVATOR MODERNIZATION

DEAR CUSTOMER.:

Thank you for your interest in our service. GENERAL ELEVATOR COMPANY proposes to

furnish all necessary tools, labor and materials to perform the following service at CAVALIER

HOTEL MIAMI BEACH FL 33139

This proposal covers the complete modernization of elevator(s) located at CAVALIER HOTEL

MIAMI BEACH FL 33139. All work will be performed in a workmanlike manner and will

include all work and material as specified herein. In all cases where a device or part of equipment

is herein referred to in the singular number, it is intended that such reference will apply to as

many such devices as are required to complete the installation.

All work will be performed in accordance with the most applicable edition of the National Safety

Code for Elevators, Dumbwaiters, Escalators, and Moving Walks (ASME A17.1), ANSI A117.1

Barrier Free Code as pertaining to Passenger Elevators, the Americans with Disabilities Act

(ADA), the National Electric Code, and/or such State and local elevator codes as may be

applicable.

Maintenance service: General Elevator Company will furnish a separate maintenance

contract to be executed by Owner/Manger.

Wiring diagrams: General Elevator Company prepare two (2) complete sets of wiring

diagrams including input and output signals will be furnished to the Purchaser.

Keys: Two (2) keys for each switch specified will be furnished to the Purchaser.

MODERNIZATION EQUIPMENT FEATURES

1) Clean rust paint with rust inhibitor paint, Machine, Car Top, hoist way Door panels,

fascia and dust cover, and buffers, stand, and under Platform.

2) Replace existing elevator controller with new Elevator Control VVF-AC-Vector Control .

NOTE: Microprocessor require air-conditioned machine room in order to maintain

Temperatures no higher than 78 degrees.

3) Install (1) new motor AC couplings

4) Install (1) new traction machine Brake

5) Install new traction cable (1) Elevator

6) Replace all existing push button signal fixture. This shall include the following:

New Car Operating Panel with digital position indicator, light up

pushbuttons, car riding lantern, hall pushbutton stations, and Braille.

Telephone will be included. All to be American with Disabilities Act

(ADA) Code Compliant.

New Car Operating Panel will vandal resistant Stainless Steel # 4 main car

control panel shall be provide and shall contain the following Features:

A discrete position indicator.

Emergency light and alarm bell.

Fire Service key switch, call cancel button, Fire Service Buzzer and Car

Fire key Signage.

Floor passing buzzer.

Inspection key switch.

Two (2) Speed fan/light key switches.

Keyed stop switch.

Traditional push buttons.

Speaker pattern integral (ADA) emergency phone.

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7) Hall signal fixtures.

Existing landing push button stations shall be replaced

The new hall station shall be surface mounted and extended so the

pushbuttons are centered at 42” above the floor to meet ADA handicapped,

appendix H (In Case Of Fire, etc) shall be included on each station.

The main floor of egress shall have the required Fire Service key switch

and phase I instructions.

The finish will be brushed # 4 stainless steel

Any cutting or replacement of existing mirrors that may be necessary is

“work by others” and not included in our proposal.

8) Install (1) new MOVFR Closed Loop GAL Door Operator with new tracks, headers,

rollers hangers, gate switch, low zone lock clutch, and linkage arms Single Speed

Door Type Front Opening Single Slide 42" Minimum

9) Install new hoist way, headers, tracks, lock, and reel closer, for all doors.

10) Install new NYLUBE door gibs on all doors.

11) Remove the existing safety edge and photo-electric eye and replace with a new Micro-

light Detector Edge. This “screen” consists of 40 infra red beans place along the leading

edge of the car door. If doors are held open for an excessive time, an alarm will be

activated to alert passengers to remove obstruction.

12) Provide all new wiring from machine room, hoist way, including all safety circuits, and

traveling cable.

13) Furnish and install new landing system. An electronic digital position indicator. As the

car travels, its position in the hoist way shall be indicated by illumination of the

Alpha/Numeric character corresponding to the landing which the elevator is stopped or

passing.

14) Furnish and install Braille indicator plates on all hoist way frames.

15) Replace Car and Counterweight guide rollers assembly

16) Furnish new mechanical switches at terminal landings.

17) Install new Elevator Cab (Ddesigned by the Customer )

Platform Size for Elevator Code ( 7'-0" W X 5'-1" D ) LATFORM

18) Furnish and install (1) new governor.

19) Removal and proper disposal of old equipment from site.

20) Secure all required permit and inspections.

Emergency Fire Service: Perform Phase I and Phase II Fire Service test to

conform to applicable codes.

Test Report: Completed copies of test reports will be provide to the Purchaser.

21) GENERAL ELEVATOR COMPANY will remove all debris resulting from work on

this contract.

22) Delivery (After receipt of approved Drawing 4-8 Weeks)

23) Installation of each Elevator 4-6 Weeks (upon arrival of equipment at job site)

WORK NOT INCLUDED.

1) All structural masonry finishing and other modifications to existing structure

2) All electrical installations including, but not limited to main and cab lighting lines to

machine room.

3) Telephone connection, Fire Alarm System and any external wiring emanating from

machine room

All work shall comply with ANSI-17-1 Elevator Code.

WARRANTY

EQUIPAMENT: TWO (2) YEAR manufacture’s Warranty on all new equipment

stalled.

SERVICE: Full Coverage Maintenance Service

GENERAL ELEVATOR COMPANY a service contract can be offered featuring “24- HOUR EMRGENCY SERVICE“ in the amount of $00 per month (2) elevator HOLIDAY & OVERTIME NO EXTRA CHARGE.

It is understood, in consideration of our performance of the service enumerated herein at the price

stated, that nothing In this agreement shall be considered to mean that GENERAL ELEVATOR

COMPANY, or its employees assumes any liability whatsoever on the account of accidents to

persons or properties while riding on or being about the aforesaid equipment referred to, is in no

way affected by this agreement, GENERAL ELEVATOR COMPANY, shall not be held

responsible or liable for labor troubles, strikes, lockouts, fire, power failure, floods, water damage

Acts of civil or military authorities, or by any other cause which is unavoidable or beyond its

control, or in any event for consequential damages, no works, service or liability on the part of

GENERAL ELEVATOR COMPANY Other than specifically mentioned herein, is intended or

included.

PRICE:

GENERAL ELEVATOR COMPANY. Will perform the above services for the sum of ONE

HUNDRED FORTY THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY SIX DOLLARS

($140,426.00)

TERMS:

Payment should be as follows:

a) 50% upon signature/acceptance of proposal.

b) 30% upon arrival of equipment at job site.

c) 20% upon completion of work.

GENERAL ELEVATOR COMPANY reserves the right to discontinue this contract at any time

should Payments not be made in accordance with the terms of agreement.

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED

GENERAL ELEVATOR COMPANY.

____________________

DATE: ________________

APROVED BY: _____________________________

TITLE: ________________DATE:_______________

PROPERTY FOLIO #:________________________

(State/city/county requirement for permit application)

Modular

Modernization Solutions

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PerformanceReliable, efficient and continuous operation isimportant to ensuresmooth people flow in the building. It also saves energy and makesmaintenance costs morepredictable.

AestheticsFirst impressions matter – and the elevatoris often the first thing tenants or customers see when they enter thebuilding. Contemporarydesign and quality materials improve theimage of the building.

SafetySafety means more thanconforming with local laws and norms – thoughthat is important.Minimizing potential risks is the goal, and theend result is peace ofmind for staff, tenants and visitors.

AccessibilityGood accessibility makesthe equipment safer and more convenient forall users, including people in wheelchairs,families with children orpeople with large items.Improved leveling accuracy, modern doorprotection devices andstate-of-the-art controltechnology combine toimprove passenger comfort.

If you find yourself experiencing these types of issues, an upgrade from KONE can eliminate your concerns –improving performance, aesthetics, safety and accessibility.

The purpose of KONE modularmodernization solutions is quite simple:to increase the value of your building by keeping your elevators running safely and reliably for the lifetimeof your building.

n Have you been told that parts are no longer available or hardto find because your equipment is obsolete?

n Are you experiencing increased downtime that requires repairof your existing valve or other hydraulic components?

n Do you experience inaccurate leveling in either the up ordown direction?

n Is your elevator prone to uncomfortable starting or stopping?

n Do passengers experience long waiting times?

n Does your equipment make noise or vibrate when travelingamongst floors?

n Are the elevator fixtures unreliable, unattractive or result inpassenger dissatisfaction?

n Does your elevator require upgrading to meet current safetyregulations?

n Has accessibility been considered for those with disabilities?

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KONE offers modular modernization solutions for all your hydraulic and traction elevator needs...

Fixtures

KONE offers a variety of fixture

designs and cover plate material

options to complement your

building’s design scheme or

existing decor.

Infrared Door

Obstruction Device

Modernization of the door

operating system can also

include an infrared door

obstruction device. Elevator

doors reopen the instant a

beam is broken, virtually

eliminating the chance of

door contact with passengers

or property.

Control System

Installing a new controller, based

on the latest in control technology,

offers dramatic improvements in

the levels of safety, reliability,

performance and economy. Our

technological leadership allows

us to offer the most reliable

microprocessor-based control

systems available.

Energy Efficiency

The new controller will include

an inverter-type drive system.

This operates in conjunction

with an efficient AC motor to

provide superior levels of energy

efficiency.

Power Unit

The power unit integrates the

pump, motor and an upgraded

valve design in a single unit.

By installing a new power unit

with the valve upgrade, you

can eliminate rough starts and

stops, enjoy a smoother ride

with more accurate leveling and

dramatically reduce noise levels.

ADA and Local Code

Compliance

Projects that include new

fixture systems will be

configured to meet applicable

regulations of the Americans

with Disabilities Act (ADA)

and the ADA Accessibility

Guidelines (ADAAG).

When your system is modernized,

you can be sure it will comply with

the most current interpretation

of ADA and ADAAG requirements,

as well as local, municipal, and/or

state building and elevator codes.

Door Operation Upgrade

Many elevator trouble calls are

door-related. A new door operator

provides safe and silent door

operation, and a variety of car and

hoistway door upgrade packages

are also available.

Cylinder

A replacement cylinder

incorporates a safety bulkhead

design and a sealed PVC casing

to provide additional protection

and reduce the risk of electrolysis.

Hoisting Machine

The hoisting machine integrates

a high-speed motor, coupled

with a reduction gearbox, to

drive the elevator traction ropes.

A modular modernization can

replace the entire hoisting

machine if necessary, or the

existing motor can be changed

to an energy-efficient AC motor

if the basic machine is still in

good condition.

Rope Gripper

A rope-gripping device will

provide the necessary protection

against unintended elevator

movement, to satisfy additional

safety measures required when

modernizing geared traction

elevators to the latest safety codes.

Overspeed Governor

KONE can provide a new

overspeed governor, which will

independently monitor the

speed of the elevator operation.

This will both electrically and

mechanically force an elevator to

stop in the unlikely event of an

overspeed situation developing.

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