The Contractor shall provide all of the materials and perform all the work described in the Specifications and/or shown on the Drawings. The Fire Alarm Life Safety System of the Adair YDC will be upgraded per the Kentucky Building Code with Current Revisions, Americans with Disabilities Act, International Building Code, National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code NFPA72, and National Electrical Code. An intelligent, addressable fire alarm system shall be provided in accordance with National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code requirements as well as the requirements of the State Fire Marshall’s Office. The system will comply with all manufacturers’ requirements and shall report compatible alarm signals to the remote central system via an externally mounted dialer. The fire alarm system will monitor any and all sprinkler system flow switches, tamper switches, kitchen hood monitor, elevator recall, and duct mounted smoke detectors as well as heat detectors and smoke detectors. Contractor is to include a one year monitoring service for the Fire Alarm System.
The Owner’s preferred daily work schedule shall be Monday-Thursday 10 hour/day. There are no Contractor working days on Friday-Sunday. A 48 hour notification is required for any outage of the existing Fire Alarm System. Any damaged utility by the Contractor must be put back into service immediately.
Remodel a former food service preparation kitchen using existing food service kitchen and furnishing and installing a new Kitchen Hood and associated equipment.
Work also includes patching quarry tile floors, painting walls and installing a new suspended acoustical ceiling. Mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems will likewise be remodeled.
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 270 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
This project consists of a slide around Mr. Fields house at Tan Yard Hollow Road in Letcher, County. Mr. Fields house is in imminent danger of sliding from its foundation and both the house and slide threatens access to the residences past his house and to Ky 931.
Provide insulated air barrier along upper portion of loading dock perimeter wall. Remove and replace ACT ceiling within Loading Dock area. Provide insulated air barrier from top of CMU wall to bottom deck around interior perimeter walls of loading dock.
Project Description:
This project will generally consist of installation of a smoke evacuation system and improvements to restroom exhaust systems. Work shall include installation of smoke evacuation and supply fans, dampers, controls, installation and modifications to general exhaust systems, modifications to fire protection sprinkler system as required for system installations, fire alarm components, and electrical power connections. Trades involved shall include but are not limited to: demolition, ceilings, mechanical, ductwork, controls, fire protection, electrical, and fire alarm.
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 120 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
Project Description:
The project involves draining and breaching the pre-law pond and sump and grading the embankments back into the pool area. While the pond is being dewatered, the contractor should monitor of the water quality and treat the discharge if needed. A 2ft flat bottom class 2 ditch will be constructed through the regraded area down to an existing culvert, which will be replaced, into a roadside ditch. Additionally, 9’ high block wall will be constructed behind the home to stabilize the hillside near the home with drainage structures.
The project site has previously been disturbed by coal mining operations. Construction disturbances will be kept to a minimum utilizing the approved Best Management practices (BMP) plan with a stringently formulated sediment and erosion control program. Prior to beginning any major earth disturbance (excluding initial site preparation for access only), all silt control measures will be installed. These include silt barriers (bales & silt fence) and a temporary sediment trap at the site.
Trees greater than 3″ diameter at breast height will be cut for construction of the diversion ditch and grading of the pond area. All disturbed areas will be promptly revegetated at the end of construction. Road stone has been included as part of the project to maintain an existing access road to the pond sites.
Project Description:
The project consists of HVAC, plumbing upgrades to the AS and AT buildings at Henderson Community College. Controls upgrades will also be provided for these two buildings in addition to the Administration Building, Library, Sullivan and Welding. In the AS building, the boiler and associated systems will be replaced. The AT building will include replacement of a chiller with an air-cooled chiller.
The project scope includes demolition of five existing buildings in multiple locations across the Kentucky State University campus. Each location requires demolition of the existing structures and appurtenances, demolition of utility services to buildings to be demolished, demolition of pavements as indicated, and restoration to lawn areas.
This project will be to replace all existing cast iron underground sanitary mains and above ground vent piping within the chase areas with new pvc dwv piping and fittings including vents through roof. all existing wall-hung fixtures are to remain intact and be reused. only piping within the access chase (fixture waste & vent rough-ins) is to be removed and replaced with new. this will include the removal of slab and excavation to access underground piping to be removed. backfill and replacement of slab to match existing. any patch and repair of walls and/or ceilings due to damage. no additional square footage is planned. no walls are being removed or relocated.
facility will be shut down and closed to any occupants during the work period. mobilization of equipment, dumpster, temporary restrooms, and all materials shall be delivered prior to the start of work to reduce facility down time.
Project Description: Project is for the replacement of one cast iron sectional boiler with new condensing boiler in a ground-floor mechanical room. Project includes related, piping, replacement of pumps, venting, controls, electric, and hydronic specialties. This project re-pipes existing boiler that will remain and new boiler with a phased piping upgrade. Building shall not be without heat for only a few hours during a installation of valves to assist phasing.
The project scope includes replacement of hydronic pumps, adding a boiler, replacing fan coils and unit ventilators, replacing air handling units, replacing a chiller, replacing a makeup air unit, replacing a fluid cooler/cooling tower, replacement / renovation of HVAC control systems at various KCTCS facilities and re-balancing of mechanical systems. The projects are part of Cumberland and Whitesburg Campuses and are located in Harlan County and Letcher County KY.
Project Description:
This project will be to replace all existing cast iron underground sanitary mains and above ground vent piping within the chase areas with new pvc dwv piping and fittings including vents through roof. all existing wall-hung fixtures are to remain intact and be reused. only piping within the access chase (fixture waste & vent rough-ins) is to be removed and replaced with new. this will include the removal of slab and excavation to access underground piping to be removed. backfill and replacement of slab to match existing. any patch and repair of walls and/or ceilings due to damage. no additional square footage is planned. no walls are being removed or relocated.
facility will be shut down and closed to any occupants during the work period. mobilization of equipment, dumpster, temporary restrooms, and all materials shall be delivered prior to the start of work to reduce facility down time.
Project Description:
This project entails upgrading Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing equipment in the Kentucky State University Nutrition Building in Frankfort, Kentucky. The project also includes adding exterior concrete pads for new equipment and a new vapor barrier across the bottom of roof trusses. Mechanical upgrades include replacing a split system air handler with a new natural gas packaged dedicated outside air unit, replacing exhaust fans, and duct heaters. Electrical upgrades include salvaging and replacing an emergency generator and providing a new automatic transfer switch and egress lighting. Plumbing upgrades include replacing water heaters and recirculation pumps. General work includes adding concrete equipment pads along with weed fabric and gravel to outdoor mechanical space.
Project Description:
1 The work of this project consists of:
a. Removal of existing detention hollow metal doors and frames.
b. Provide and install new detention hollow metal doors, frames, and hardware. Removal of existing door/frame and installation of new door/frame shall occur within the same working day.
c. Demolish and provide new exterior stair on the east side of building as shown in the drawings. The east stair work shall be complete before the west stair work begins.
d. Demolish and provide new exterior stair on the west side of building as shown in the drawings.
RFB-152-24 EEC-AML-David and Rose Anderson Drainage-BIL
RFB-152-24 EEC-AML-David and Rose Anderson Drainage-BIL
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 90 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
The David and Rose Anderson Drainage AML Reclamation Project is located near Dorton in Pike County at 5955 Dorton-Jenkins Road, Jenkins KY 41537 . GPS coordinates are 37° 12′ 40.079″ N, 82° 33′ 51.959″ W. The citizen and a neighboring residence are being impacted by drainage from an eligible mine immediately upslope.
To abate this problem, a combination ditch (12-inch dia. subdrain with 2-foot flat bottom class II ditch top treatment) will be installed on the slope behind the residences to collect mine drainage from the eligible seam. Subdrain will also be installed behind the Terry Mullins residence to collect existing standing water immediately behind the residence. All collected drainage will be routed through subsurface drains to the natural drain adjacent to the site and, ultimately, across
the state highway (KY-805) to Elkhorn Creek using existing drains. The disturbance at the project site is expected to encompass approximately 1 acre.
Waste generated by construction activities will be transported to an approved waste area approximately 5.8 miles from the project site. The waste site has been previously disturbed by coal mining activities.
The project site has previously been disturbed by coal mining operations and residential development. Construction disturbances will be kept to a minimum utilizing the approved Best Management practices prior to beginning any major earth disturbance (excluding initial site preparation for access only) until all silt control measures will be installed. These include but are not limited to silt barriers (bales & silt fence). No trees greater than 3” diameter at breast height
will be removed. All disturbed areas (including waste areas) will be promptly revegetated at the end of construction. Cover crop is also included to provide quick vegetative cover on any disturbed areas that will go undisturbed for at least two weeks, but not be ready for application of permanent revegetation. This project does not disturb natural streams, and sediment control willbe provided using silt bales and fence.
Project Description:
1) The project consists of roof replacement of two (2) buildings at MCTC.
i) Administration Building
ii) Denham Building
2) Roof Replacements @ Denham Building:
a) Tear off existing roof membrane, sheet metal, metal counter flashings, and roof components as indicated. Install new rigid insulation, metal components and 2-Ply SBS-Modified Bituminous Membrane system as indicated in the drawings.
b) Paint all ductwork.
3) Roof Repairs @ Administration Building:
a) Remove and replace areas of wet roofing.
b) Patch, repair and coat existing roof area.
1. Edgewood Campus (Career Center Building)
a. Remove existing roof membrane system, skylight and curb down to existing roof deck. Infill skylight opening with new steel framing and decking. Install 2-Ply SBS Modified Bituminous Membrane Roofing system over ridged layer insulation, tapered insulation where indicated and cover board insulation. Provide crickets where indicated. Raise concrete scupper openings where indicated.
b. Lighting & Drywall: Modify existing drop ceiling for new drop ceiling, sprinkler and lighting systems.
2. Urban Campus (TIE Building)
a. Remove existing roof membrane systems down to existing roof decks. Install 2-Ply SBS Modified Bituminous Membrane Roofing system over ridged layer insulation, tapered insulation where indicated and cover board insulation. Provide crickets where indicated. Install new coping caps, gutters, downspouts, etc.
b. Re-point, clean and seal masonry as indicated.
3. Urban Campus (Pro. Services Building)
a. Re-point, clean and seal masonry as indicated.
b. Re-work scupper for proper drainage
4. Boone Campus (C.A.M. Building)
a. Remove loose foil at flashings and overlay new foil faced flashings.
b. Re-flash roof drains w/ liquid applied flashing.
c. Re-seal pitch pockets w/ pourable sealer
5. Boone Campus (C.A.T. Building)
a. Remove loose foil at flashings and overlay new foil faced flashings.
b. Re-flash roof drains w/ liquid applied flashing.
c. Re-seal pitch pockets w/ pourable sealer
d. Repair coping cap joints
6. Boone Campus (Bookstore)
a. Remove loose foil at flashings and overlay new foil faced flashings.
b. Patch fish-mouth in cap sheet
The project scope includes replacement of air handling units, adding VAV boxes, and replacing hydronic pumps, a fluid cooler, replacement / renovation of HVAC control systems at the KCTCS Harlan Campus and re-balancing of mechanical systems. The project is of the Harlan Campus and is located in Harlan County KY.
Project Description:
In addition to BP1, The scope of BP2 work for the Renovation of the International Museum of the Horse includes elements of the main entry Lobby area and decorative finishes for a new classroom. Work includes fabrication of three new exhibit cases with lighting, new reception desk, fabrication and installation of wayfinding and environmental graphics. The scope also includes relocation of an existing bronze Horse statue in the lobby that will require fabrication and installation of new base finishes.
BP1 is an Architectural renovation and Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing upgrade. Architectural renovation consists of skim coating all walls in the project area for a new high level painted surface to receive all graphics and displays that are part of BP2. It also includes a new classroom and set of men/women restrooms and all new entry vestibules all on the first floor. BP1 includes New lighting and controls, an upgrade to the existing chiller system, adding humidification and dehumidification to locations throughout the museum as well as outside the work boundaries of the Architectural renovation.
BP1 is an Architectural renovation and Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing upgrade. Architectural renovation consists of skim coating all walls in the project area for a new high level painted surface to receive all graphics and displays that are part of BP2. It also includes a new classroom and set of men/women restrooms and all new entry vestibules all on the first floor. BP1 includes New lighting and controls, an upgrade to the existing chiller system, adding humidification and dehumidification to locations throughout the museum as well as outside the work boundaries of the Architectural renovation.
RFB-145-24 KHP – Covered Arena and Rolex Stadium Upgrades
RFB-145-24 KHP – Covered Arena and Rolex Stadium Upgrades
Estimate:
$743,500.00
Estimated Length of Project:
March 15, 2024 (Substantial Completion) + April 1, 2024 (Final Completion)
Project Description:
1) The project consists of repairs & improvements to the interior & exterior of the covered arena and the Rolex Arena
2) The Covered Arena:
a) Coating of existing metal roof
b) Painting & repair of exterior metal wall panels
c) Repair & replacement of damaged interior roof insulation
d) The addition of C.M.U. partition walls on the event stage for an A/V control room, & utility storage space.
e) Coordinate the installation of an LED video display to the new CMU partition wall on the event stage.
i) New video board and installation by owner.
3) The Rolex Arena:
a) The removal existing LED video display and metal wall panels
b) Installation of new metal wall panels
c) Coordinate the installation of an LED video display to the new existing scoreboard structure.
i) New video board and installation by owner
Project Description:
1) The project consists of roof replacement & repair to multiple buildings on the Kentucky Horse Park campus.
i) Remove existing asbestos containing roof slate & replace them with premium shingles.
ii) Remove existing cupolas and dormers, as noted.
iii) Repair existing cupola and dormer on Visitor’s Center
iv) Remove & infill existing skylight units at International Museum of the Horse.
v) Remove existing asbestos containing wall slate & install fiber cement shake siding at International Museum of the Horse.
vi) Repair building envelope inside existing soffits at International Museum of the Horse.
vii) Make repairs to existing flat roof areas, as noted.
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 180 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
Project Description:
This project consists of a slide around Mr. Baker’s house at 91 School House Hill Road in Letcher, County. Mr. Baker’s house is in danger of sliding from its foundation and both the house and slide threatens residences below his house and to Highland Branch Road.
This slide is located in Letcher County. To access the site from Whitesburg take US 119 from the junction of Ky 15 & Ky15X in a northerly direction 5.63 miles to the junction of Ky 805. Turn left on Ky 805 and travel 4.701 miles to Highland Branch. Turn left onto Highland Branch and turn right behind the first house (approximately 50 feet) then travel approximately 650 feet to Mr. Baker’s house. The coordinates to the slide area are 37°11’03”N, 82°41’15”W.
The offsite waste area is located on a previously disturbed enhancement project mined area. To access it from the site turn left from Highland Branch Road onto Ky 805, drove approximately 0.567 miles to Ramey Fork Road, turn right on Ramey Fork Road travel 0.37 miles to access road on left, travel access road 0.1 miles to waste area. The coordinates are 37.1726° N -82.6786° W. No trees 3” diameter or more at breast height will be disturbed, no cave-like structures will be closed, and no cliff-lines will be disturbed. There is only invasive species like Autumn Olive on this site.
The primary slide abatement planned consists of a concrete gravity wall behind the residence to prevent further damage from embankment movement (Wall A), a concrete gravity wall below the residence to prevent more slide material from entering Bear Branch (Wall C), (stream will be reestablished to pre-flood condition) and a rail steel and cribbing wall (Wall B) in front of the residence to protect the house from movement. Filter fabric and #2 stone backfill will be placed behind all walls.
Mobilization is setup to provide for construction equipment to be delivered to the site.
Utility Relocation/Replacement is set up in case any utility becomes impacted by the project.
Traffic control will be by flagger to allow for equipment and material delivery. No long term closure of any road is anticipated.
Structure Removal is setup to address the removal of fencing and abandoned, collapsed house to facilitate access to the location.
Site prep is set up to place erosion control and remove any foliage for construction.
Concrete, reinforcing steel, railroad steel, guardrail lagging, filter fabric and Class 2 stone backfill are setup to complete the 3 proposed walls.
A hoe ram and excavator bid item is set up to address any areas where rock or soil needs to be removed to facilitate access for the placement of the walls.
Earthwork work bid item is included to excavate for the placement of the walls. Since the waste area may be used for several projects the earthwork is set up as lump sum. A load count will be performed to verify quantities.
Subdrain quantities are included to extend drains from behind wall A & B to a logical termini.
Residential seeding is included for all revegetation efforts within the site.
Roadway stone and bituminous repair is included to provide for access during normal reclamation and to repair paved county road.
Rock silt checks are included to prevent loose material from leaving the site.
Chain-link fence is included to provide fall protection from walls A, B & C.
Any permits will be obtained prior to construction. No trees (equal to or greater than 5-inch breast height) will be disturbed outside of the winter clearing season (October 15 – March 31th), with the exception of those in the slide and transition areas.
Estimated Length of Project:
March, 25,2024 (Substantial Completion) + April 1, 2024 (Final Completion)
Removal of all known asbestos in Combs Hall:
Task 1. Remove and dispose of approximately 12,000 square feet of asbestos-containing popcorn ceiling texture throughout designated areas of Combs Hall.
Task 2. Remove and dispose of approximately 12,000 square feet of asbestos-containing residual black mastic throughout designated areas of Combs Hall.
Task 3. Remove and dispose of approximately 30 asbestos-containing pipe joints in designated areas (basement) of Combs Hall.
