16-Project Scope of Work Description PNC2132023C1.pdf
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- PNC2132023C1
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- Broward County, Fort Lauderdale City, Florida
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This is a Project Scope of Work document from the Broward County Board of County Commissioners, Public Works and Environmental Services Department, Construction Management Division, for the Broward County Health Department Clinic HVAC and BAS Upgrades project located at 2421 SW 6th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33315. The scope of work encompasses the furnishing and installation of HVAC and Building Automation System (BAS) replacements for the first and second floors of the clinic building. The primary deliverables include replacement of a 24-year-old Trane chiller system with two new chillers on a new housekeeping pad, replacement of chilled water system pumps, replacement of all associated exposed piping and insulation in the chiller yard, installation of ten new Air Handling Units (AHUs) with associated valves, controllers and dampeners, installation of a new VAV system on both floors, replacement of ten exhaust fans, provision of full new building controls to replace the existing partial Carrier control system, and completion of improvements based on pre-test and balance report findings. The general contractor must coordinate and provide provisions for a temporary chiller during construction to avoid operational downtime. The scope also includes mechanical and electrical demolition, architectural modifications including a new entry foyer with automatic sliding doors and impact-resistant storefront replacement, structural work as required, plumbing work for new condensate lines, electrical work as specified in contract documents, and roof work limited to removal and replacement of condensing units, stands, and exhaust fans with roof patching only in affected areas.
The document does not specify pricing terms, contract duration, response dates, or site visit requirements in the provided excerpt. The project is funded by Broward County and is subject to County and State licensing requirements and bonding requirements. The solicitation requires mandatory site visits and identifies County Business Enterprise (CBE) goal participation through the Office of Economic and Small Business Development (OESBD). A questions and answers period is provided through BPRO, the County's procurement portal, allowing vendors to submit clarification inquiries by a specified deadline with responses provided in the BPRO Messages section. Vendors are encouraged to submit all available documentation at the time of submittal, including optional items, to enable timely and comprehensive review by the County.
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Public Works and Environmental Services Department
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT DIVISION
115 S. Andrews Avenue A550 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 • 954-357-6419
Broward County Board of County Commissioners
Mark D. Bogen • Alexandra P. Davis • Lamar P. Fisher • Beam Furr • Steve Geller • Robert McKinzie • Nan H. Rich • Hazelle P. Rogers • Michael Udine www.broward.org
BROWARD COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT CLINIC HVAC AND BAS UPGRADES
2421 SW 6TH AVE., FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33315
PROJECT SCOPE:
The scope of work for this contract for the building located at 2421 SW 6th Ave., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315, as will be depicted in the Contract Documents (once completed), includes but is not limited to the furnishing and installation of:
HVAC and BAS replacement for the first and second floors.
Replace chiller equipment with two new chillers on a new housekeeping pad. The chiller system is a 24-year-old Trane from 2001. Chilled water system pumps to be replaced with new. All associated existing exposed piping and insulation in the chiller yard shall be replaced with new.
G.C. to coordinate and make provisions for a temporary chiller to be available on-site during the sequence of construction to avoid down-time of operations.
Replace ten (10) Air Handling Units (AHU’s), associated valves, controllers and dampeners with ten (10) Air Handling Units (AHU’s), associated valves, controllers and dampeners that are more efficient and capable of providing better performance capabilities than the existing AHU’s. Install new VAV system on both floors. Replace ten (10) exhaust fans with new.
Provide full new building controls. Currently building has only partial controls (Carrier).
Provide improvements based on deficiencies found in the pre-test and balance report findings
(limited to ductwork correction, broken terminal boxes, exhaust fans and other minor deficiencies).
This work may include the removal of interior finishes required in the removal of existing systems, HVAC/Structural work, roof access, and the reinstallation of drywall finishes.
Duct replacements in designated areas per the contract documents.
Electrical scope of work as shown in the contract documents.
Plumbing scope of work as required for the installation of new condensate lines from new HVAC units to existing exterior drywell.
Provide new condensate piping penetration throughout existing structure.
Mechanical and Electrical Demolition scope of work for the First and Second floors per Demolition
Plans.
Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing scope of work as shown in the contract documents.
Architectural scope of work as shown in the contract documents.
Roof scope of work encompasses the removal of the existing condensing units and associated stand, and exhaust fans, as shown on the plans, and replace with new exhaust fans.
Roof patching is limited to only the areas affected by the above-referenced work. This will not be an entirely new re-roofing project.
Structural scope of work as required by the contract documents, for the replacement of exhaust fans, and support necessary for new entry foyer.
Build new entry foyer with new automatic sliding entry door. Replace existing automatic sliding entry door and adjacent storefront with new impact resistant system.
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