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Major Maintenance FY 08-09 Bid Package #2
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Bid Package #2 - Data Sheet
Project Location-Wesleyan University, Vine Street and High Street
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Datum |
| Short Description of Project |
Flooring replacement projects for three (3) individual property locations on campus. |
| Issuing Office |
Wesleyan University Construction Services
170 Long Lane, Middletown, CT 06459
860/ 685-3476
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| Project Overview |
Scope
B024 23B Vine Street: 2nd Floor Kitchen, Bathroom and Common Area Floor Replacement
B031 23A Vine Street: 1st Floor Bathroom Floor Replacement
B055 7 Vine Street: New Carpet and Laminate Floor Installation
B069 343 High Street CAAS: Foyer Floor Refinishing and Stair / Corridor Carpet Replacement
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| Architect Estimate |
$14,000 to 17,000 |
| Website address (URL) for posting of notices regarding this project. |
http://www.wesleyan.edu/pplant/major_maintenance_fy0809.htm |
| Expected Date of Completion of Design/Bid Package |
February 14, 2008 |
| Project Designer & Consultants |
Wesleyan University |
| Contractor Selection Schedule |
Pre-bid walk through: February 19, 2008 @ 2:00 – 2:45PM
Issuance of bid package: February 19, 2008
Bids due: March 4, 2008 @ 2:00PM
Post bid interview/bid review: March 6, 2008
Selection of successful bidder: March 7, 2008
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| Construction Schedule |
Start Work: May 27, 2008
Project Complete: July 15, 2008
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Proposal documents are available through Roseann Sillasen at the office of Construction Services, 170 Long Lane, Middletown, CT 06459, (860) 685–3476, fax (860) 685-3754.
PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR INTEREST IN WRITING BY COMPLETING AND FAXING BACK THE ATTACHED FORM AT THE END OF THIS DOCUMENT NO LATER THAN 02/15/2008; 12:00PM, see note 2 on page 3.
A mandatory pre-bid conference will be conducted with all bidders and subcontractors on February 19, 2008 @ 2:00 PM. The pre-bid conference will begin at the office of Construction Services, Conference Room A, located at 170 Long Lane, Middletown, CT. All additional site visits shall be arranged through the Construction Services office and are encouraged. Bidders are required to become fully aware of existing conditions. Bidders that do not attend the pre-bid conference will be disqualified from bidding. Additional plans of most of the existing facilities are available at the plan room at 170 Long Lane. All bidders are encouraged to view these documents to become fully aware of the conditions not apparent from detailed site inspections. All plan reviews shall be arranged as noted above.
SEALED bids will be accepted at the office of Construction Services, 170 Long Lane, Middletown, CT 06459 until 2:00 PM on Tuesday, March 4, 2008 at which time they will be opened privately. All bids must be forwarded to the attention of Roseann Sillasen. Bids submitted after this date and time may be rejected at the sole discretion of the University.
The successful bidders will be notified in writing and will be required to attend a scope review and pre-award conference at which time the bidder’s bid will be reviewed. The University may conduct a scope review with other responsive bidders.
The University reserves the right to reject any or all bids, in whole or in part, to award any item, group of items, or total bid, and to waive any informality or technical defects, if it is deemed to be in the best interests of Wesleyan University.
All VALID bid questions must be submitted in writing to Roseann Sillasen at the office of Construction Services, 170 Long Lane, Middletown, CT 06459, fax (860) 685–3754. Bid questions will not be accepted beyond 4:00 PM on February 27, 2008. All bid questions must be faxed in writing in a font size of 12 or greater and will be distributed to all Bidders.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS:
Bidders shall promptly notify the University of any ambiguity, inconsistency, or error, which they may discover upon examination of these Contract Documents. Additionally, any ambiguity, inconsistency, or error, which may be discovered upon examination of these Contract Documents, shall not be cause for claim.
NOTE – There are a total of 9 major maintenance bid packages ranging in size and complexity. Bidders who do not respond to this request will not be disqualified from bidding other summer projects at WU.
INTENT TO BID VERIFICATION / CONTRACTOR INFORMATION
(Please complete this form and fax back to Roseann Sillasen no later than February 15, 2008 @ 2:00PM - Fax #860-685-3754)
Contractor Name: ______________________________________________________
Contractor Address: ______________________________________________________
Will Submit Bid: Yes □ No □
Contact Person Name: ______________________________________________________
Phone #: ______________________________________________________
Fax #: ______________________________________________________
Email Address: ______________________________________________________
If application, please circle appropriate item:
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END OF SECTION
SECTION 00020 – DRAWING LIST
Sketch # Date: Rev # / Date
Sketch# L-1 Bid Package #2, Project Location Plan by Sequence Number 2/12/08
Sketch # B024-1 23 Vine Street, 2nd Fl. Kitchen & Bathroom Floor Replacement 2/12/08
Sketch # B031-1 23 Vine Street, 1st Fl. Bathroom Floor Replacement 2/12/08
Sketch # B055-1 7 Vine Street, Carpet Removal / Replacement 2/12/08
Photo # B055-1 7 Vine Street, Carpet Removal / Replacement 2/12/08
Sketch # B069-1 343 High Street-CAAS, Foyer & Stair Carpet Replacement 2/12/08
Sketch # B069-2 343 High Street-CAAS, Foyer & Stair Carpet Replacement 2/12/08
Photo # B069-1 343 High Street-CAAS, Foyer & Stair Carpet Replacement 2/12/08
Photo # B069-2 343 High Street-CAAS, Foyer & Stair Carpet Replacement 2/12/08
Photo # B069-3 343 High Street-CAAS, Foyer & Stair Carpet Replacement 2/12/08
SECTION 00300-PROPOSAL FORM
In compliance with Wesleyan’s Invitation to Bid, the Pre-bid Conference, the Form of Contract, including the conditions thereto, I (we) propose to furnish the labor, materials installed as required for the project named "Annual Major Maintenance FY 2008/2009-Project No. 08-006, Bid Package #2" and identified on the Proposal Form of this proposal to the extent of the Proposal submitted herein, furnishing all necessary equipment, machinery, tools, labor and other means of construction, and all materials specified or as may be necessary in the manner and at the time prescribed strictly in accordance with the provision of the Contract including specifications and/or drawings together with addenda issued and received prior to the scheduled closing time for the receipt of the bids, and in conformity with the requirements of Wesleyan University and any laws or regulations of the State of Connecticut of or the United States which may affect the same, for and in consideration of the price(s) stated on the said Proposal Form, hereof.
The lump sum base bid by me (us) on the Proposal Form includes all work indicated on the project manual, drawings and/or as described in the specifications or as may be determined by inspection of the site, except:
Work covered by Alternates as may be listed on the Proposal Form.
Contingent worked covered by Unit Prices as may be listed on the Proposal Form.
Work covered as Options as may be listed on the Proposal Form.
This proposal is submitted subject to and in compliance with the foregoing and the following conditions and/or information.
Award: All proposals shall be subject to the provisions and requirements of the Bid Documents and for the purposes of award, consideration shall be given only to proposals submitted by qualified and responsible bidders.
I (we), the undersigned, hereby declare that I am (we are) the only persons interested in the proposal and that it is without any connection with any other person making any bid for the same work. This proposal is made without directly or indirectly influencing or attempting to influence the amount of the bid or any other person or corporation. This proposal is made in good faith without collusion or connection with any other person bidding for the same work and this proposal is made with distinct reference and relation to the plans and specifications prepared for this Contract. I (we) further declare that in regard to the conditions affecting the work to be done and the labor and materials needed, this proposal is based solely on my (our) investigation and research and not in reliance upon any representations of any employee, office or agent of Wesleyan.
The undersigned agrees that, if selected as the Contractor, he shall, within five days, Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays excluded, after presentation thereof by the awarding authority, execute a contract in accordance with the terms of this general bid.
Submitted by:
Name of Company/Corporation:
Name of President:
Address:
Federal Tax I.D. No.:
Telephone No.: Fax No.:
(company name) , on , 2008, having read and thoroughly examined the specifications and Drawings, fully investigated the site, and considered all available information for the project entitled "Annual Major Maintenance FY 2008/2009-Project No. 08-006, Bid Package #2", at Wesleyan University and having also taken into account the following addenda, and having inspected the site and the conditions affecting and governing the construction of said project, the undersigned hereby proposes to furnish all material and to perform all labor, as specified, described and as may be required in the said Specifications and as shown in the Plans or as may be required for said work, for the following sums:
Addendum No.’s Date
_______________________________ _________________
_______________________________ _________________
_______________________________ _________________
_______________________________ _________________
Proposal Form:
B024: Base Bid-23B Vine Street, Kitchen, Bathroom and Common Area Floor Replacement - Proposed contract price:
The firm lump sum Base Bid Sum (all inclusive and comprehensive) shall include all indirect costs and shall be separated for material (M) and labor (L) as follows:
(Material) $ _____________ (Labor) $ ______________ (Total) $ _________________
Kitchen: 3/8" Underlayment not installed Total Credit:
Kitchen: 32 SF Subfloor not installed Total Credit:
Bathroom: 3/8" Underlayment not installed Total Credit:
B031: Base Bid-23A Vine Street, Bathroom Floor Replacement - Proposed contract price:
The firm lump sum Base Bid Sum (all inclusive and comprehensive) shall include all indirect costs and shall be separated for material (M) and labor (L) as follows:
(Material) $ _____________ (Labor) $ ______________ (Total) $ _________________
Bathroom: 3/8" Underlayment not installed Total Credit:
B055: Base Bid-7 Vine Street, New Carpet and Laminate Floor Installation - Proposed contract price:
The firm lump sum Base Bid Sum (all inclusive and comprehensive) shall include all indirect costs and shall be separated for material (M) and labor (L) as follows:
(Material) $ _____________ (Labor) $ ______________ (Total) $ _________________
Entry Vestibule: 1/4" Underlayment not installed Total Credit:
Common Area: 1/4" Underlayment not installed Total Credit:
B069: Base Bid-CAAS, 343 High Street-Foyer Refinishing and Carpet Replacement - Proposed contract price:
Foyer Floor Refinishing: The firm lump sum Base Bid Sum (all inclusive and comprehensive) shall include all indirect costs and shall be separated for material (M) and labor (L) as follows:
(Material) $ _____________ (Labor) $ ______________ (Total) $ _________________
1st Floor Carpeted Corridor, 2nd Floor Landing and Stairs: The firm lump sum Base Bid Sum (all inclusive and comprehensive) shall include all indirect costs and shall be separated for material (M) and labor (L) as follows:
(Material) $ _____________ (Labor) $ ______________ (Total) $ _________________
Bid Package #2-Sum of All Sequence Numbers:
(B024, B031, B055, B069): (Total) $ _________________
This bid shall remain firm for a period of sixty (60) calendar days
ALTERNATES
In accordance with Section 01030-Alternates, we submit the following dollar amounts for the Alternates listed. These amounts include the costs of modifying and coordinating related work. If the Owner elects to include an Alternate in the Work, the stated cost will be added to or, as the case may be, deducted from the Base Bid Sum.
ALTERNATE 1: B069-CAAS, 343 High Street: Furnish and Install New Padding and Carpeting at the 1st Floor Foyer Area.
(Material) $ _____________ (Labor) $ ______________ (Total) $ _________________
Unit Prices:
We propose and agree that the following unit prices for work performed in accordance with Contract Documents, measured in place, shall be used to compute cost to Owner should amount of work required by Contract Documents be changed by order of Owner.
For work added to Contract: these unit prices include all costs, overhead and profit for all parties involved including the Contractor and subcontractors.
For all work omitted from Contract: credit to Owner for such work shall be computed on the basis of unit prices less 10 percent.
N/A
Subcontractors:
We have used the following subcontractors in preparing this Bid and propose to contract with them for the work noted (two or more subcontractors may be named for each). Enter N/A if subcontractors are not being used to perform the work.
Metals:
Carpentry:
Hardware:
Flooring:
Painting:
Plumbing:
Time of Completion:
I (we) propose to complete all work associated with or as may be required for the full and final completion of a fully operational system per the dates below or as noted:
Start Date: May 27, 2008
Finish Date: July 15, 2008
NOTE: B069, CAAS-343 High Street Foyer Refinishing and Carpet Replacement project schedule shall be coordinated with the Owner and occupants within the timeframe noted.
Can complete all work associated with this project within the timeframe noted:
Yes _____ No _____
If not, explain why:
Execution:
This proposal submitted by:
On:
Contact phone number and person in the event of questions:
Fax number and person in the event of questions:
Mailing address:
If applicable, please circle appropriate item:
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SECTION 01030-ALTERNATES
PART 1-GENERAL
1.1 RELATED DOCUMENTS
A. Drawings and general provisions of Contract, including General and Supplementary Conditions and other Division-1 Specification Sections, apply to this Section.
1.2 SUMMARY
A. This Section specifies administrative and procedural requirements for Alternates.
B. Definition: An Alternate is an amount proposed by Bidders and stated on the Bid Form for certain construction activities defined in the Bidding Requirements that may be added to or deducted from Base Bid amount if the Owner decides to accept a corresponding change in either the amount of construction to be completed, or in the products, materials, equipment, systems or installation methods described in Contract Documents.
C. Coordination: Coordinate related Work and modify or adjust adjacent Work as necessary to ensure that Work affected by each accepted Alternate is complete and fully integrated into the project.
D. Notification: Immediately following the award of the Contract, prepare and distribute to each party involved, notification of the status of each Alternate. Indicate whether Alternates have been accepted, rejected or deferred for consideration at a later date. Include a complete description of negotiated modifications to Alternates.
E. Schedule: A "Schedule of Alternates" is included at the end of this Section. Specification Sections referenced in the Schedule contain requirements for materials and methods necessary to achieve the Work described under each Alternate.
1. Include as part of each Alternate, miscellaneous devices, accessory objects and similar items incidental to or required for a complete installation whether or not mentioned as part of the Alternate.
PART 2-PRODUCTS-Refer to applicable section
PART 3-EXECUTION-Refer to applicable section
PART 4-SCHEDULES-Refer to applicable section
4.1 SCHEDULE OF ALTERNATES
ALTERNATE #1
B069-CAAS, 343 High Street-Foyer and Stair Carpet Replacement:
Prep existing wood floor as required to obtain a smooth surface acceptable for carpet installation. Install new double glue carpet and padding.
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SCOPE OF WORK
BID PACKAGE #2, SEQUENCE #B024 & B031
23 A & B VINE STREET-COMMON AREA FLOOR REPLACEMENTS
GENERAL
Contractor shall adhere to the project manual.
Contractor to assume all paint is lead containing.
Coordinate all work with Owner’s Representative. Building or surrounding area may be occupied. Reference construction schedule for start and completion dates. Each contractor will be responsible for daily clean up of individual’s work. Project site must be kept clean and free from tripping hazards. Removal of debris is to be disposed of in contractor supplied dumpsters at a centralized location.
Coordinate all work with work of other trades.
Archive drawings for contractor review are available at 170 Long Lane, Wesleyan University.
Contractor to comply with all State and Federal Codes, City of Middletown Ordinances, OSHA requirements and Wesleyan University General Project Requirements and Closeout Procedures. Provide as-built condition drawing.
Contractors will be required to work around occupant furnishings throughout the building.
All woodframe houses are fully furnished. Contractor shall provide for the proper storage and protection of existing furnishings. All furnishings shall be moved by this contractor to a storage container supplied by this contractor. Container may be placed in parking lot/driveways. All furniture shall be reinstalled to respective rooms and thoroughly wiped down by this contractor.
After review of site, contractors are responsible for any required temporary protection during the work.
Protect all floors/carpet; floor finishes that will not be replaced except as noted.
Any overtime required to complete project MUST be brought to Owner’s attention prior to submission of bid.
Doors to facilities must be kept locked at all times; any propped doors will be closed by Wesleyan University facility operations staff or public safety, no complaints or exceptions. If doors are to be propped the door shall be watched by a representative of this contractor.
Strip and reseal and refinish all VCT floors (2 coats Spartan 341 sealer/2 coats Spartan On and On Wax. Do not exceed 300 rpm on floor surface).
Final cleaning for move in condition is the responsibility of the contractor.
23 A & B Vine Street-Common Area Floor Replacements
This is a two family woodframe house. The rooms to receive new floor finish materials on the first floor include the bathroom. The rooms to receive new floor finish materials on the second floor include the common entry, kitchen and the bathroom.
Hazardous material survey to be submitted under separate cover. Should asbestos containing material be discovered in the existing flooring material, abatement will be performed by the Owner prior to the installation of new material. Work to be coordinated between the Contractor and Owner to schedule removal of toilet prior to abatement work.
Contractor to reference Sketch No. B024-1 and B031-1 of the pre-bid package.
23 A Vine Street-Common Area Floor Replacement
Bathroom-1st Floor
o Remove existing toilet to install new sheet vinyl. Replace existing supply lines and shutoff valves. Reinstall toilet with new wax ring upon completion of floor installation.
o Upon removal of toilet, inspect flange and sanitary line. Notify Owner of condition and need for any additional work.
o Remove sheet vinyl.
o Remove existing vinyl base. Score at top to reduce potential of chipping paint of existing base.
o Inspect subfloor to determine replacement need.
o Carry cost to install new 3/8" underlayment. Flash patch seams. Provide credit to Owner if not required.
o Install new sheet vinyl.
o Install new 4" vinyl base at perimeter of bathroom walls.
o Caulk along floor at shower stall.
o Install transition strip at floor to adjacent room transition.
o Plane door as required to increase the undercut due to increased floor height.
23 B Vine Street-Common Area Floor Replacements
Common Entry-2nd Floor
o Sand existing wood plank floor.
o Stain to match existing.
o Apply polyurethane finish.
o Refinish wood thresholds into spaces.
o Plane doors as required.
Kitchen-2nd Floor:
o Remove sheet vinyl.
o Remove vinyl base below cabinet.
o Remove existing vinyl base. Score at top to reduce potential of chipping paint of existing base.
o Inspect subfloor to determine replacement need.
o Carry cost to install new 3/8" underlayment. Flash patch seams. Provide credit to Owner if not required.
o Install new VCT.
o Install new 4" vinyl base at perimeter of bathroom walls.
o Install vinyl straight base below cabinet.
o Install new threshold at floor to adjacent room transition.
o Plane doors into space as required increasing the undercut due to increased floor height.
Bathroom-2nd Floor
o Remove existing toilet to install new flooring. Replace existing supply lines and shutoff valves. Reinstall tub and reinstall toilet with new wax ring upon completion of floor installation.
o Upon removal of toilet, inspect flange and sanitary line. Notify Owner of condition and need for any additional work.
o Remove existing sheet flooring and any rotted underlayment.
o Remove existing vinyl base. Score at top to reduce potential of chipping paint of existing base.
o Inspect subfloor to determine replacement need. Carry cost to install new 3/8" underlayment. Flash patch seams. Provide credit to Owner if not required.
o Install new sheet vinyl.
o Install new 4" vinyl base at perimeter of bathroom walls. Paint to match existing trim.
o Install transition strip.
o Clean and paint floor supply grate and trim – vacuum duct at this floor level.
o Plane door as required increasing the undercut due to increased floor height.
SCOPE OF WORK
BID PACKAGE #2, SEQUENCE #B055
7 VINE STREET-COMMON AREA FLOOR REPLACEMENTS
GENERAL
Contractor shall adhere to the project manual.
Contractor to assume all paint is lead containing.
Coordinate all work with Owner’s Representative. Building or surrounding area may be occupied. Reference construction schedule for start and completion dates. Each contractor will be responsible for daily clean up of individual’s work. Project site must be kept clean and free from tripping hazards. Removal of debris is to be disposed of in contractor supplied dumpsters at a centralized location.
Coordinate all work with work of other trades.
Archive drawings for contractor review are available at 170 Long Lane, Wesleyan University.
Contractor to comply with all State and Federal Codes, City of Middletown Ordinances, OSHA requirements and Wesleyan University General Project Requirements and Closeout Procedures. Provide as-built condition drawing.
Contractors will be required to work around occupant furnishings throughout the building.
All woodframe houses are fully furnished. Contractor shall provide for the proper storage and protection of existing furnishings. All furnishings shall be moved by this contractor to a storage container supplied by this contractor. Container may be placed in parking lot/driveways. All furniture shall be reinstalled to respective rooms and thoroughly wiped down by this contractor.
After review of site, contractors are responsible for any required temporary protection during the work.
Protect all floors/carpet; floor finishes that will not be replaced except as noted.
Any overtime required to complete project MUST be brought to Owner’s attention prior to submission of bid.
Doors to facilities must be kept locked at all times; any propped doors will be closed by Wesleyan University facility operations staff or public safety, no complaints or exceptions. If doors are to be propped the door shall be watched by a representative of this contractor.
Strip and reseal and refinish all VCT floors (2 coats Spartan 341 sealer/2 coats Spartan On and On Wax. Do not exceed 300 rpm on floor surface).
Final cleaning for move in condition is the responsibility of the contractor.
7 Vine Street-Common Area Floor Replacements
This is a single family woodframe house. The rooms to receive new floor finish materials on the first floor include the entry foyer and living room.
Hazardous material survey to be submitted under separate cover. Should asbestos containing material be discovered in the existing flooring material, abatement will be performed by the Owner prior to the installation of new material. Work to be coordinated between the Contractor and Owner to schedule removal of toilet prior to abatement work.
Contractor to reference Photo No. B055-1 and Sketch No. B055-1 of the pre-bid package.
Foyer / Entry:
Remove and dispose of existing carpet, pad and transition strips.
Carry cost to install new 1/4" underlayment. Flash patch seams. Provide credit to Owner if not required.
Furnish and install new vestibule/entry Berber mat carpeting.
Install thresholds at entry vestibule, bedroom, basement, common area transition, bathroom, and common area/kitchen transition.
Plane doors as required.
Living Room:
Remove and dispose of existing carpet, pad and transition strips.
Carry cost to install new 1/4" underlayment. Flash patch seams. Provide credit to Owner if not required.
Furnish and install new laminate wood flooring system.
Furnish and install all associated accessories including base shoe molding, thresholds and reducer strips as required.
Plane doors as required.
SCOPE OF WORK
BID PACKAGE #2, SEQUENCE #B069
CAAS-343 High Street-COMMON AREA FLOOR REPLACEMENTS
GENERAL
Contractor shall adhere to the project manual.
Contractor to assume all paint is lead containing.
Coordinate all work with Owner’s Representative.
Building and surrounding area will be occupied.
Reference construction schedule for start and completion dates.
Each contractor will be responsible for daily clean up of individual’s work.
Project site must be kept clean and free from tripping hazards. Removal of debris is to be disposed of in contractor supplied dumpsters at a centralized location.
Coordinate all work with work of other trades.
Archive drawings for contractor review are available at 170 Long Lane, Wesleyan University.
Contractor to comply with all State and Federal Codes, City of Middletown Ordinances, OSHA requirements and Wesleyan University General Project Requirements and Closeout Procedures. Provide as-built condition drawing.
Contractors will be required to work around occupant furnishings throughout the building.
All administrative buildings are fully furnished. Contractor shall provide for the proper storage and protection of existing furnishings. All furnishings shall be moved by this contractor to a storage container supplied by this contractor. Container may be placed in parking lot/driveways. All furniture shall be reinstalled to respective rooms and thoroughly wiped down by this contractor.
After review of site, contractors are responsible for any required temporary protection during the work.
Protect all floors/carpet; floor finishes that will not be replaced except as noted.
Any overtime required to complete project MUST be brought to Owner’s attention prior to submission of bid.
Doors to facilities must be kept locked at all times; any propped doors will be closed by Wesleyan University facility operations staff or public safety, no complaints or exceptions. If doors are to be propped the door shall be watched by a representative of this contractor.
Final cleaning for move in condition is the responsibility of the contractor.
CAAS-343 High Street-Common Area Floor Replacements
This is an occupied administrative building. The rooms to receive new floor finish materials on the first floor include the entry foyer, stair to second floor and common corridor.
Schedule will be coordinated with contractor and occupants.
Hazardous material survey to be submitted under separate cover. Should asbestos containing material be discovered in the existing flooring material, abatement will be performed by the Owner prior to the installation of new material. Work to be coordinated between the Contractor and Owner to schedule removal of toilet prior to abatement work.
Contractor to reference Photo No. B069-1, B069-2, B069-3 and Sketch No. B069-1 of the pre-bid package.
Main Entry / Foyer:
GENERAL NOTE:
o Remove, store and protect existing furniture, piano and equipment as required to complete the work.
o Protect all adjacent areas.
o Provide meticulous dust control.
o Replace all furniture, piano and equipment to their original locations upon completion of the work.
BASE BID:
o Remove and dispose of existing carpeting, tack strips and padding in foyer.
o Sand & prep existing wood floor as required to obtain a surface acceptable for refinishing.
o Apply three coats of polyurethane finish.
o Furnish and install transition strips at all door locations.
o Align transition strips with doors in the closed position. (Reference Sketch No. B069-1).
o Plane doors as required.
ALTERNATE:
o Remove and dispose of existing carpeting, tack strips and padding in foyer.
o Prep existing wood floor as required to obtain a smooth surface acceptable for carpet installation.
o Install new double glue carpet and padding.
o Furnish and install transition strips at all door locations.
o Align transition strips with doors in the closed position. (Reference Sketch No. B069-1).
o Plane doors as required.
Common Corridor:
Remove and dispose of existing carpeting, tack strips and padding in 1st floor corridor.
Prep existing wood floor as required to obtain a smooth surface acceptable for carpet installation.
Install new carpet and padding.
Furnish and install transition strips at all door locations.
Align transition strips with doors in the closed position. (Reference Sketch No. B069-1).
Plane doors as required.
Stairs to Second Floor:
Remove and dispose of existing carpeting, tack strips and padding on stairs, 2nd floor corridor landing and 2nd floor stairs.
Sand, patch, prep and paint existing treads and risers.
Prep, patch, sand and paint existing wood floor at 2nd fl. corridor landing.
Furnish and install new padding and carpet stair runner on stair treads and risers.
Maintain 4" of exposed wood on either side of runner.
Furnish and install transition strips at all door locations.
Align transition strips with doors in the closed position. (Reference Sketch No. B069-2).
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