16 Building Photos.pdf
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- Jackson County, Michigan
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This document contains pre-design photos for Building 16 of the Parnall Correctional Facility Phase 400 project in Michigan. The photos provide an overview of the existing shingle roof, including the condition of the wood framing, OSB deck, insulation, ventilation, and roof penetrations. The related state and local contract opportunity is for the Roof Restoration of Buildings 16 and 53 at the Parnall Correctional Facility, located in Jackson County, Michigan. The contract is being solicited by the Michigan Department of Technology, Management, and Budget, General Services Administration (GSA). Bid submissions must be uploaded to the SIGMA VSS system, with a bid deadline of 2:00 PM. The contract may include renewal options, but the specific term is not provided.
The contract opportunity does not include details on pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements, or contract amounts. Interested bidders are instructed to submit questions via email to the designated contact, Paul Majkowski, rather than through the SIGMA VSS system. Bidders experiencing issues with the electronic submission process are advised to contact the SIGMA Help Desk or the Office of Design and Construction for assistance.
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Parnall Correctional Facility Phase 400 Pre-Design Photos
Appendix B – Building 16 Roof Photos
Report No. M2163.01-032 Date 3-30-23 Page 1 of 4
1. Housing Unit 16. Shingle roof. General view north end of front.
2. Housing Unit 16. Shingle roof. General view south end of front
3. Housing Unit 16. General view in attic. Wood framing set 4 feet on center.
4. Housing Unit 16. General view in attic. OSB deck in good condition supported by 2x4 purlins at 2 feet on center.
5. Housing Unit 16. General view in attic. Baffles at eave and blown in FG insulation on floor of attic.
6. Housing Unit 16. General view in attic. Typical roof vent near the ridge, set at 8 feet on center.
Photographs 1-6
Report No. M2163.01-032 Date 3-30-23 Page 2 of 4
7. Building 16, View of typical exhaust attic vent (See
Photo 6 for inside view of same vent).
8. Building 16. View of typical hot stack penetrations.
Slight rust on some of the galvanized double walled pipes.
9. Building 16. Overview, rear side, looking south. Snow melted on upper portion of roof. Unclear why not yet melted new the eave
10. Building 16. Overview, rear side, looking north. Snow melted on upper portion of roof. Again, unclear why less melting on lower portion of roof.
11. Building 16. Roof Core 1. One layer of shingles and felt over OSB deck.
12. Building 16. Roof Core 2 (Rear Dormer). One layer of shingles and felt over OSB deck. Same as main roof.
Photographs 7-12
Report No. M2163.01-032 Date 3-30-23 Page 3 of 4
13. Building 16. Typical exhaust curb photo. Three (3) nearly identical curbs near peak on front center.
14. Building 16. Each curb is 24 inches wide in both directions. Slight rust at this side of this curb.
15. Building 16. The center of the 3 fans has a new cap and the old electrical supply was removed, leaving a hole in the curb, which could allow water to enter.
16. Building 16. Typical 4” PVC soil pipe.
17. Building 16. Typical dryer exhaust vents on the front center portion.
18. Building 16. Closer view of typical dryer exhaust vent
Photographs 13-18
Report No. M2163.01-032 Date 3-30-23 Page 4 of 4
19. Building 16. View of roof to wall flashing at the rear dormer. Surface mounted metal CF onto CMU.
20. Building 16. Typical rake or eave flashing metal.
Eight (8) inch vertical ribbed aluminum fascia trim.
21. Building 16. Typical 18 inch perforated soffit overhang.
22. Building 16. View of rear dormer. Security camera mounted onto wall. But should not need to be moved during reroofing.
23. Building 16. Typical view of rake edge at rear bump out.
24. Building 16. Typical US sized shingle (36”x12” with standard 5 inches exposure.
Photographs 19-24
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