The project consists of converting a former dormitory building, constructed in the late 1950’s, into a facility that serves multiple functions, both for childcare as well as teaching. It will serve both as a daycare and preschool, including for children who are vision impaired, as well as a learning laboratory for students of the University of Kentucky interested ion teaching early childhood learning.
The building contains a daylight basement level and two floors above. There will be a total of four new preschool classrooms, two toddler classrooms, and an infant classroom. Offices for the Early Childhood department for the University’s instruction as well as for the Visually Impaired Preschool Services will be housed on the topmost level.
Ag N N24B shall be divided into two spaces with pass through doors between. The dividing wall shall be a combination of drywall and storefront glass system to match the existing. Installation of audio video packages and new class room furniture will complete this renovation.
Blazer Hall Renovation for Living Learning Centers
Blazer Hall Renovation for Living Learning Centers
The Blazer Hall Living Learning Center (LLC) project is a short-term renovation to temporary house at the first floor lobby (a dance studio) and at the second floor (8 classrooms, 6 offices, 8 study rooms, and 6 support space rooms).
These rooms will be used by several colleges until new facilities can be built permanently elsewhere – this will be in 2 to 3 years.
The existing life-safety system and the 100% sprinkler system will remain fully operational.
114 Whitehall Classroom Building is a general renovation to update the look and feel of the space. The end goal of this project is to match other recently updated rooms the most recent of which is Room 122. A majority of the work is cosmetic in nature, however safety upgrades include panic hardware on all egress doors as well as new Fire AV’s in the space
The electric conversion of elevator, HVAC and kitchen equipment for the Franklin Co Fiscal Court Buildings located at 313-315 West Main Street, 321 West Main Street and First United Methodist Church building located at 211 Washington Street, Frankfort.
The project involves installation work along three corridors to include US 68, US 60, and US 421. Up to 31,000 feet of pathway and fiber cable may be installed.
This project consists of: Contracting for alterations and modifications to existing privately owned and occupied residences of various types and sizes in the City of Louisville. Acoustical treatments will be added to Sixty (60) homes to achieve an interior reduction of noise from aircraft. The work includes, but is not limited to, the replacement of existing windows, doors, mechanical and electrical modifications and related items required as part of the work. The Contractor is allotted nine (9) working days for contract work from commencement of scheduled physical construction of each individual dwelling. Contractor is allowed five (5) additional calendar days to complete Asbestos Containing Materials (ACMs) removal for each home requiring such work. ACMs removal work shall be completed prior to commencement of construction. The Contractor shall complete the contract within Two Hundred Forty (240) calendar days from receipt of written Preliminary Notice to Proceed (PINTP) by the Authority.
The project includes associated site development and construction of approximately 8,700 SF Kitchen and Cafeteria addition to the existing McNeill Elementary School. The single story structure will consist of concrete foundations, CMU exterior bearing walls and interior partitions, bar joists and metal decking with tapered roofing insulation and a thermoplastic membrane.
WKU PDC 2014-038 Garrett Conference Center Renovation(Design only)
WKU PDC 2014-038 Garrett Conference Center Renovation(Design only)
WKU-PDC-2014-038: You are invited to submit an RFP for the design only for the Garrett Conference Center Renovation on the campus of Western Kentucky Uni versity. Mr. Ben Johnson, Project Manager shall be in charge of this project. Please contact Warren Whitfield, Manager of Construction Purchasing bye-mai l at warren.whitiicld(a),wku.cdu for any infonnation or clarifications you may need about the bid. As soon as an answer is available it will be c-mailed back to yOll. Ifit affects the RFP specifications, a written Advice of Change will be issued to all bidders. This is a prevailing wage job. There shall be no changes made to the bid documents without being in writing from the Dcpartment of Purchasing. Western Kentucky University is an equal opportunity employer. Brief Project Description: This RFP is for the architectural/engineering design only of the Garrett Conference Center Renovat ion. This will go out for bid for a general contractor for the construction phase upon completion of this design phase as outlined in the specifications. This RFP is not for construction.
The site can be reached from KY 15, near the Walkertown section of Hazard. From the north, exit onto N KY 15 Business and veer right onto N Main Street. From N Main Street turn right onto Allais Road. The college is approximately 1500 feet ahead. From the south, exit onto N Main Street or N KY 15 Business. From N Main Street turn right onto Allais Road.
New construction and related site work necessary for temporary rockfall safety improvements to reduce slope erosion of rock cut material behind the Administration Building on the campus of Hazard Community and Technical College. Additional improvements include the removal of rock and other debris from an intermediate rock bench, cleaning and removing loose material from rock faces, shotcrete of rock faces, ditch cleanout, and construction of gabion baskets to the lines, grades, and limits shown on the plans. Project length is approximately 425 feet.
Frozen Creek Waterline Extension Phase 2-Waterlines
Frozen Creek Waterline Extension Phase 2-Waterlines
Work to include installation of approximately 9,360 LF of 8-inch,21,815 LF of 6-inch,32,845 LF of 4-inch,2,250 LF of 2-inch waterline with 11,200 LF of various sized directionally drilled creek/river crossings, other appurtenances and 98 service connections.
This project is for the Runway and Taxiway Pavement Striping at the following airports:
-Stuart Powell Field Airport (Danville, KY)
-Fleming-Mason Airport (Maysville, KY)
-Mount Sterling-Montgomery County Airport (Mt. Sterling, KY)
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2239.75 UK Patient Care Facility – Ground Floor CDU Interior Fit-Up
2239.75 UK Patient Care Facility – Ground Floor CDU Interior Fit-Up
This package involves the Interior Fit-Up work for the new Patient Care Facility – Ground Floor CDU.
Fit-Up Ground Floor CDU at Patient Care Facility
TC-021 – General Trades & Arch Millwork/Casework
TC-022 – Doors and Hardware Materials
TC-023 – Drywall and Ceilings
TC-024 – Flooring
TC-025 – Painting
TC-027 – HVAC and Plumbing
TC-028 – Electrical and Integrated Technology
This contract consists of Water Treatment Plant Improvements, including but not limited to: new electrical, HVAC, alarm, and controls systems; replacing the filter block, media, valves and actuators; relocating an emergency generator; new low service and high service pumps; new backwash equalization basin; new chemical feed equipment; and other work associated with rehabilitating a water treatment plant
The project includes the demolition of existing water heaters in Dormitory 2 and
Dormitory 4, and the replacement with new high efficiency condensing type water
heater systems with separate storage tanks, including circulating pumps, piping,
venting and combustion air provisions.
KCTCS – Ashland Community & Technical College
Estimate:$462,715.00
The project consists of upgrades and repairs to the exterior of the main building on the Ashland Community and Technical College campus. The work includes cleaning of the entire building envelope, repairs of concrete surfaces with repair mortars and epoxy on the building face, traffic coatings, brick tuckpointing and joints, maintenance of exterior window and door openings and recoating of the building surface. The building exterior is comprised mostly of cast-in-place concrete with some areas of brick. Maintenance of the windows and doors includes replacement of sealants at all openings.
The project consists of the expansion of an existing asphalt parking lot at the corner of Warren Court and Elkins Alley off S. Limestone. The project will provide a net increase of 42 parking spaces. Existing extruded curb shall be removed along the perimeter of the existing lot to be expended, along with remnants of pavement from the pre-existing residential development, existing storm inlets and trees. The expansion area slopes toward the existing UK parking lot and will be excavated and filled as necessary for the proposed pavement section. The perimeter of the pavement expansion will be bounded by new concrete curb and the new parking spaces will be striped with white paint. The amount of impervious surface will remain unchanged since apartment buildings and associated parking covered most of the new parking expansion area. New trees and shrubs will be installed around the parking perimeter and all other disturbed areas shall be sodded. Erosion control measures shall be in place throughout the duration of construction. Conduit for a new light pole with two fixtures shall be installed between a landscape island of parking expansion and an existing light pole to the west. Repair of asphalt for the conduit trench and concrete base for the new light pole shall also be included.
