Sample_Project.pdf
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- 25-063-RFP
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- Bell County, Kentucky
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This document is a Scope of Work for a Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) Assessment project for the CVG Centre, a six-story, Class B office building located at 77 Comair Blvd in Erlanger, Kentucky, comprising approximately 135,610 square feet. The assessment aims to comprehensively evaluate the condition, performance, and compliance of all MEP systems to support strategic planning and operational efficiency. The project will assess multiple systems including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, building management systems, and extra-low voltage infrastructure.
The deliverables will include a comprehensive MEP assessment report with system condition summaries, annotated floor plans, a deficiency list with photos, recommended corrective actions, and code compliance findings. Additionally, the project will produce capital planning tools such as a lifecycle cost analysis by asset, rough order of magnitude estimates for repairs and upgrades prioritized by timeframe (immediate, 1-3 years, 3-5 years), and an executive summary. The final documentation will include editable files like an Excel-based asset registry and cost matrix, along with editable report and planning documents in Word and Excel formats.
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SAMPLE PROJECT
Scope of Work: MEP Assessment – CVG Centre
Project Overview The CVG Centre, located at 77 Comair Blvd, Erlanger, KY, is a six-story, Class B office building with approximately 135,610 square feet of space. This assessment aims to evaluate the condition, performance, and compliance of all MEP systems to support strategic planning and operational efficiency.
Assessment Objectives
- Evaluate the current condition and performance of all MEP systems.
- Identify deficiencies, inefficiencies, and code compliance issues.
- Provide recommendations for upgrades, replacements, or repairs.
- Support capital planning, maintenance budgeting, and lifecycle forecasting.
Systems to be Assessed
- Mechanical: HVAC systems, ventilation, controls.
- Electrical: Power distribution, lighting, emergency systems.
- Plumbing: Water supply, drainage, fixtures.
- Fire Protection: Sprinklers, alarms, detectors.
- Building Management Systems (BMS): Automation and controls.
- Extra-Low Voltage (ELV): Security, access control, communications.
Deliverables
- Comprehensive MEP Assessment Report:
- System condition summaries
- Annotated floor plans
- Deficiency list with photos
- Recommended corrective actions
- Code compliance findings
- Capital Planning Tools:
- Lifecycle Cost Analysis by Asset: Includes estimated remaining useful life, replacement cost, and maintenance forecast for each major MEP component.
- Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) Estimates: For repairs, replacements, and upgrades, categorized by priority (Immediate, 1–3 years, 3–5 years).
- Executive Summary:
- High-level findings and recommendations for leadership review.
- Editable Files:
- Excel-based asset registry and cost matrix
- Editable report and planning documents (Word, Excel)
ATTACHMENT A
| SAMPLE PROJECT |
| Scope of Work: MEP Assessment – CVG Centre |
| Project Overview |
| Assessment Objectives |
| Systems to be Assessed |
| Deliverables |
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