LCSD - RFP - Mechanical.pdf
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- Lake Country School District Mechanical Systems
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- LCSD-10172025-1
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- Waukesha County, Hartford City, Wisconsin
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Summary
This is a Request for Proposal (RFP) issued by the Lake Country School District for mechanical systems work associated with a district-wide infrastructure improvement project funded by an April 2024 capital referendum. The District seeks a single prime contractor responsible for all scope, trades, and subcontractors related to eight base bid items and three alternates, including VAV box replacement building-wide, air handling unit replacement/relocation/refurbishment with chilled water supply options, air-cooled chiller replacement with new concrete pad and acoustical wall, IT/rooftop unit for server room replacement, complete DDC controls system installation, well system pressure tank replacement with bladder tanks and variable frequency drive pumps, water softening system replacement, and domestic hot water heater replacement with recirculation pump. A pre-proposal conference is scheduled for Friday, October 24, 2025, at 10:30 a.m. with site access at Door A, representing the only opportunity for site access during the RFP timeframe. Proposals must be submitted digitally by 3:00 p.m. on Monday, November 17, 2025, to Jordan Steger, Director of Buildings and Grounds. The anticipated contract award is December 2025, with planning and procurement from January through May 2026 (noting District Spring Break March 30–April 3, 2026), construction commencing June 8, 2026, and completion by August 2026. The deadline for written questions is 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 5, 2025.
Proposals must include itemized cost proposals with preliminary construction timelines and be inclusive of all fees, materials, labor, services, and rentals. Vendors are required to complete an attached Bid Form summarizing their proposal and may supplement with additional materials. The vendor is responsible for all local approvals and project-related permitting and must coordinate construction scheduling with the District in alignment with school operations and campus activities. Submitted cost proposals are expected to become the basis for budget establishment with the selected partner, who will support the District in refining design scope and establishing final contract value. All alternates are priced separately: rooftop freezer and cooler refrigeration system replacement, air handling units variable frequency drives replacement for AHUs 1, 4, 5, 6, and 7, and bypass feeder replacement for the closed loop system. Vendors must acknowledge having visited the project site and become familiar with existing conditions, with work to commence upon receipt of the Owner's written Notice to Proceed or contract award.
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Prepared by Cadence Consulting on behalf of the Lake Country School District.
Request for Proposal
Mechanical Systems Friday, October 17, 2025
Lake Country School District
1800 Vettelson Road, Hartland, WI 53029
Proposals are due by: Monday, November 17, 2025.
A digital proposal copy is to be submitted via email to Jordan Steger, Director of Buildings and Grounds – Lake Country School
District (stegerj@mylakecountryschool.org). Any submittals are subject to the terms and conditions contained herein and will become the property of the Lake Country School District. The district retains the right to accept, or reject, any submittal received after the above deadline, and/or, that does not comply with the requested format or content.
Scope of Proposal
The Lake Country School District seeks a construction partner to complete a capital improvement projects as part of a district-wide infrastructure improvements effort. These investments are associated with the April 2024 capital referendum. The District intends to partner with a single prime contractor who would be responsible for all associated scope, trades, and subcontractors related to the project below. The vendor would be responsible for all local approvals and project-related permitting. Project construction and possible phasing to be coordinated closely with the district in alignment with the school schedule, and campus activities.
Interested contractors to submit an itemized cost proposal for projects described below, and include preliminary timeline for construction. Proposals should be inclusive of all fees, materials, labor, services, rentals, ect. to complete the work as outlined.
The district has provided a project narrative which outlines project scope to the best of the district’s current direction. Vendor is required to submit for any additional information, or clarifications, needed; and should provide a detailed proposal outlining all assumptions. Submitted costs proposals expected to become the basis for budget establishment with the selected partner supporting the district in refining the design scope and establishing a final contract value.
Project Narrative
Project Schedule:
- Contract Award: December 2025
- Planning and Procurement: January – May 2026
Note: District Spring Break: March 30 – April 3 2026
- Commence Construction: June 8, 2026
- Construction Completion: August 2026
Project Scope:
1. Exhibit A – Scope Narrative
Proposal Submittal Requirements
Requests for Clarification: All questions, or needed clarifications should be directed to Jordan Steger, Director of Buildings and
Grounds – Lake Country School District (stegerj@mylakecountryschool.org) in writing via email. Questions will be gathered with formal responses being issued to all interested parties. The deadline for submitted questions is: 5:00pm on Wednesday, November 5, 2025.
Pre-proposal Conference: Friday, October 24. Enter at Door A. The District will conduct a brief RFP overview, answer any preliminary questions, and conclude with a building / site tour as needed. This will be the only opportunity to access the site within the RFP timeframe, attendance is highly encouraged.
- 9:00am: Doors and Windows & Site Improvements
- 10:30am: Mechanical Systems
Submittal: A digital proposal copy is to be submitted via email to Jordan Steger, Director of Buildings and Grounds – Lake
Country School District (stegerj@mylakecountryschool.org) by 3:00pm on Monday, November 17, 2025. Submitting Vendors are required to complete the attached Bid Form as a summary of their final proposal; and are encouraged to supplement this with any additional materials needed to outline a complete proposal.
mailto:stegerj@mylakecountryschool.org mailto:stegerj@mylakecountryschool.org
Bid Form | Mechanical Systems
Referendum Project Scope
Bids Due: Monday, November 17, 2025
To: Lake Country School District
Attention: Jordan Steger, Director of Buildings and Ground
Name of Corporation, Partnership, Sole Owner of ________________________________________________________________________
Street City Zip Phone hereby agree(s) to execute proposed contract and to furnish all labor and materials required for the construction of the project designed above for the prices set forth below, in accordance with the construction bid documents supplied.
Base Bid:
1. VAV Box Replacement: $____________________________
2. Air Handling Units 2 & 3:
Replace with dedicate Chilled Water Supply: $____________________________
Replace and Relocate: $____________________________
Refurbish and add Chilled Water Supply: $____________________________
3. Air Cooled Chiller Replacement: $____________________________
4. IT/Rooftop Unit for Server Room: $____________________________
5. DDC Controls: $____________________________
6. Well System Pressure Tank Replacement: $____________________________
7. Water Softening System Replacement: $____________________________
8. Hot Water Heater Replacement: $____________________________
Alternates:
1. Rooftop Freezer and Cooler Refrigeration System Replacement:
2. Air Handling Units Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) Replacement:
3. Ho Bypass Feeder Replacement: $____________________________
The undersigned acknowledges having visited the project site, become familiar with existing conditions and having attended the Pre-bid Conference. If awarded the contract, the undersigned agrees to commence work upon receipt of Owner’s written ‘Notice to Proceed’ or award of Contract.
Signature:
Firm Name: _______________________________
Signature: _______________________________
Title: _______________________________
Date: _______________________________
Exhibit A – Scope Narrative | Mechanical Systems Friday, October 17, 2025
1800 Vettelson Road, Hartland, WI 53029
Scope Disclaimer
The scope summary provided herein is intended to serve as a foundational framework for the overall project scope. It is the vendor’s responsibility to develop and deliver solutions that are fully compliant with applicable codes and regulations, thoughtfully coordinated with all relevant building systems and components, and designed to be both cost-effective and durable over the long term. The vendor is expected to proactively seek any necessary clarifications to ensure a complete and integrated solution that aligns with project objectives and stakeholder expectations.
Scope Narrative
1. Variable Air Volume (VAV) Box Replacement: Replace all existing VAV boxes building-wide. Scope to include any associated ductwork replacement needed, relocation of boxes from in-classrooms (where applicable) to hallways, and relocation of boxes that are blocked by current location in the ceiling.
2. Replacement/Relocation/Refurbishment of Air Handling Units 2 and 3: Firm to review and provide recommendations and associated costs with -n-ceiling air handling units dedicated to the upper gymnasium to be:
a. Replaced with a dedicated chilled water supply line
b. Replaced and relocated to a new area
c. Refurbished and have an added chilled water line
d. Add Demand Controlled Ventilation on the Gym Air Handling Units
3. Air Cooled Chiller Replacement: Replace the existing water cooled chiller and cooling tower with a new high efficiency air cooled chiller located where the cooling tower currently is located. Includes a new concrete pad and acoustical wall around the chiller. Include new fencing/demolition of existing fencing to enclose the new chiller. Include any associated pumps dedicated to the chiller.
4. IT/Rooftop Unit for Server Room: Replace the unit with a new unit with new roof mounted condensing unit.
a. Replace the unit/fan motor currently above the room in the mezzanine with an in ceiling option/in mezzanine option.
5. DDC Controls: Install a complete new DDC system with new "Front End", all new controllers and new end devices on all HVAC equipment. This includes all current equipment that will not be replaced and/or will be refurbished including: air handling units, boiler, exhaust fans, and any other mechanical equipment on the campus.
6. Well System Pressure Tank Replacement: Replace the existing steel tank with bladder tanks and variable frequency drive pumps.
7. Water Softening System Replacement: Replace the water softening system with a new high performance water softening system.
8. Hot Water Heater Replacement: Replace the domestic water heaters with (2) high efficiency water heaters, including recirculation pump for hot water demand.
Alternates:
1. Rooftop Freezer and Cooler Refrigeration System Replacement: Replacement of the existing rooftop freezer and cooler refrigeration system, including the interior fan units and controls.
2. Air Handling Units Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) Replacement: Replacement of the existing air handling units VFD (AHUs 1, 4, 5, 6, and 7).
3. Bypass Feeder Replacement: Replace existing bypass feeders for closed loop system.
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