20190419_Hamilton_Project_Overview_for_Presubmittal_Conference_20190416.1.pdf
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This document is a combined synopsis and solicitation notice for architectural-engineering services. The General Services Administration is seeking design and construction services for a two-phase water infiltration remediation and restoration project at the Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House in New York City, which is owned by GSA and houses several federal agencies including the U.S. Bankruptcy Court and Smithsonian Institution. Phase I involves below-grade waterproofing and structural rehabilitation with an estimated construction budget of $44.5 million, while Phase II includes installation of exterior blast windows and repairs to the skylight and laylight with an estimated $38.5 million construction budget. Responses are due by May 17, 2019 following a two-stage qualifications-based selection process, with interviews for shortlisted firms scheduled for August 2019 and contract award anticipated in December 2019. The selected firm must demonstrate at least 35% of contract services will be performed in New York City to receive full evaluation credit.
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U.S. General Services Administration
Water Infiltration Remediation Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House
Architect-Engineer (A/E) Services Pre-Submittal Meeting presented by Mike Hogg
4-18-2019
2Photograph c. 2007 By Carol M. Highsmith
Program Overview
Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House 1 Bowling Green, New York, NY 10004
• 379,415 Rentable Square Feet
• 9 Levels - 7 Stories Above Grade + Basement and Subbasement
• Construction 1900-1907
• National Historic Landmark (1976)
• Primary Tenants:
� U.S. Bankruptcy Court � National Museum of the American Indian | Smithsonian Institution (NMAI) � National Archives at New York City (NARA) � U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) � Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Project Description Phase 1 – Water Infiltration Remediation
Remediate water infiltration at basement & sub-basement including sidewalk vault
Leak mitigation for vehicle ramp, access hatches, exterior joints Repair/Replace damaged structure Repair/Replace Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing components Removal of Hazardous Materials
Phase 2 – Windows, Skylight, Laylight, Artwork Restoration Replace windows for improved efficiency and blast mitigation Repair/Replace Skylight and Laylight Restore murals in the rotunda and perform Conservation
Project Description
• Building Envelop Waterproofing
• New York City Sidewalk Vault Inspection and Repair
• Structural Rehabilitation
• Remove failing terra cotta fireproofing
• Inspect, Repair or Replace Structural Steel
• Blast Mitigation
• All exterior Windows
• Courtyard windows only where analysis shows is needed
• 13 window types totaling 557 windows of varying size.
• Art Conservation
• Historic Preservation
Design Considerations
• Building to remain operational throughout construction
• Permissions, Permits, Approvals, Coordination including but not limited to:
• New York City Department of Buildings (D.O.B.)
• New York City Department of Environmental Protection (D.E.P.)
• New York City Department of Transportation (D.O.T.)
• City of New York Department of Parks and Recreation (D.P.R.)
• Metropolitan Transportation Authority (M.T.A.)
• Consolidated Edison (Con Ed)
• National Grid
• New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (L.P.C.)
• The building is a National Historic Landmark, any work carried out in this building must be closely monitored to avoid any damage to historical elements.
An historic preservation consultant will be bought on board as part of the AE team. Section 106 review will be followed in accordance with NYSHPO and
ACHP.
Project Schedule
Phase 1 Phase 2
Design Start Jan 2020 Jun 2021
Concept Design Presentation
May 2020 Oct 2021
100% Construction Documents
Jun 2021 Oct 2022
Construction Start Aug 2021 Dec 2022
Substantial Completion Dec 2024 Apr 2026
Phase 1 Design
Phase 2 Design
Phase 1 Construction
Phase 2 Construction
All timeframes are approximate
Procurement Schedule
Responses Due May 17, 2019 3:00 pm Eastern
Issue Shortlist Mid July 2019
Stage II Interviews August 14-15, 2019
Selection September 2019
Contract Award December 2019
All timeframes are approximate
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