Attachment A - Property Description.pdf
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- Attached to
- RFP 118-24 200 Newport Ave
- Solicitation number
- BD-24-1206-MBTA-MBTA-104257
- Issued by
- Norfolk County, Quincy City, Massachusetts
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This document is an attachment describing the property details for a state and local contract opportunity. The contract opportunity is for a property manager for the MBTA's 8-story, 145,752 square foot office building located at 200 Newport Avenue in Quincy, Massachusetts. The building includes a 4-story parking garage with 350 spaces for tenants and 103 ground-level spaces for the MBTA, as well as satellite parking across the street with an additional 519 spaces. The building was constructed in 1984 and includes details on the building's utilities, structure, interior finishes, elevators, electrical service, emergency generators, fire alarm system, and HVAC system.
The contract opportunity is located in Norfolk County and the city of Quincy, Massachusetts. No information is provided on pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements, or other salient financial details.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Attachment C - Form B.docx | DOCX document | |
| RFP 118-24 Newport PM~2.docx | DOCX document |
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Project Description
200 Newport Avenue – Josiah Quincy Building, Quincy, MA
Property Type
The property consists of an 8-story office building containing 145,752 sq. ft. of office space. There is also a 4-story parking garage with 350 spaces for tenants (located on floors 2 – 4) and 103+/- ground level spaces for the MBTA. Satellite parking is provided across the street for an additional 519 parking spaces.
General Information
Construction Date: 1984 Building & Garage
Building Square Feet: 145,752 sq. ft.
Lot Size: 95,778 Square Feet, (2.2 acres)
Building use: Office
Utilities:
Electric Service: National Grid
Gas: Not provided
Water Service: MWRA
Sewer Service: MWRA
Building Components:
Foundations: Concrete piles with concrete pile caps and grade beams. The buildings’ first floor consists of an 8” reinforced concrete slab on grade.
Structure: Office Building - Structural steel columns and beams supporting light weight concrete filled steel composite deck floors and roof.
Garage - The 4-story parking garage consists of structural steel columns and beams supporting the 4” reinforced concrete deck placed on composite metal decking.
Building Interiors: Painted drywall & painted gypsum drywall partitions in common area, suspended acoustical ceilings, carpet and vinyl composite tile flooring.
Exterior: Precast concrete spandrel, EIFS cladding, brick veneer, and aluminum framed glass atrium at the main entrance.
Windows: Original aluminum strip framed units glazed with fixed IGUs.
Attachment A
Roof: Low sloped 2006 installed TPO membrane roof drained to internal roof drains, and perimeter overflow scuppers.
Elevators:
LOCATION ID TYPE SPEED
(fpm)
CAPACITY
(lbs)
FLOORS
TRAVELED
STOPS /
OPENINGS
200 Newport
Passenger 243-P-
Traction 350 3500 1 - 8 8/8
Passenger 243-P-
Traction 350 3500 1 - 8 8/8
Passenger 243-P-
Traction 350 3500 1 - 8 8/8
Passenger -
Garage
243-P-
Hydraulic 125 3500 G, 1 - 3 4/4
Electric Service: 2,500A, 277/480V, three-phase.
Generators: 150kW Olympia diesel.
1,000kW Caterpillar diesel.
Fire Alarm System: Addressable Simplex 4100U for Base Building.
Addressable Simplex 4100U for Parking Structure.
HVAC: HVAC for the building is provided by a water-source heat pump system.
The heat pumps range in size from 1- to 2-tons with a few larger units. The heat pumps are cooled by a roof-mounted open-loop (through a heat exchanger) cooling tower rated at approximately 566-tons. Heat is added to the loop as needed by a 600-kw electric boiler. Outside air is provided to the building by two 50-ton outside air units that have electric heat and
DX cooling. The outside air units utilize refrigerant R22. The heat pumps utilize refrigerants R22 and R410A depending on their age.
Fire Protection: The building is protected with an automatic wet-pipe sprinkler system. The loading dock and covered parking is protected with an automatic dry-pipe sprinkler system. The sprinkler systems are served by a fire pump.
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