Summary

This is a specifications document for the Jerome Hart Building Chilled Water Upgrades project issued by the State of Michigan through its Department of Technology, Management & Budget (DTMB). The project scope encompasses the replacement and upgrade of the chilled water system serving the Jerome Hart Building, including demolition of existing equipment, installation of new chillers, pumps, piping, controls, and associated mechanical systems. The specifications detail comprehensive technical requirements for mechanical, electrical, and control system installations, along with quality standards, testing procedures, and performance criteria. Bidders are required to submit proposals in accordance with the outlined specifications and general conditions, with specific attention to system redundancy, energy efficiency, and compliance with applicable codes and standards.

The project involves significant mechanical infrastructure improvements with detailed performance specifications for cooling capacity, water treatment, valve assemblies, instrumentation, and automated control systems. Pricing will be submitted as a lump sum for the complete scope of work, and the contract will include warranty and performance guarantees for the installed equipment and systems. The specifications establish requirements for contractor qualifications, schedule performance, and adherence to prevailing wage standards typical of Michigan state construction projects. Additional details regarding project timeline, budget allocation, and specific award criteria are contained within the associated procurement documents.