Demolition, site work, paving, renovation and addition to a mixed-use development in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility; for the addition of a 4,860-square-foot educational facility; for the demolition of a educational facility; for site work for a educational facility; sidewalk / parking lot; for paving for a sidewalk / parking lot; and water / sewer project.

The construction budget for the project is $23,143,246. New Construction New Addition $3,505,506 Renovation Existing Building $19,354,641 New Fire Lane Site $283,099 This project scope ofwork includes: Advance Planning for improvements to an approximately 64,310 GSF, 4-story (plus basement) residence hall. The improvements include replacement and upgrades to the existing HVAC systems, new elevator, plumbing upgrades, window replacement, accessibility improvements, renovation to existing storage/office areas, and upfit of new office suites. The existing Avery Residence Hall is an existing five story residence hall located on Ridge Road at the end of Stadium Drive on the UNC-CH campus. The project includes a 4860 Gross Square Foot (GSF) addition to the existing building along with renovations and repairs. The existing building is approximately 63,600 GSF. The scope of site improvements at the front of the building includes creating an accessible path from the front entrance directly to the sidewalk at Ridge Road and a new drop off drive for Point-To-Point transit. At the back of the building and at the new addition, the site improvements will consist of a new accessible path from the street crossing to the west of Avery to the backside of the building up to the new addition, which will connect Avery to the north end of the campus. Other site and utility improvements include new domestic water service and backflow preventor, new storm drainage system, new landscaping and plantings, new sanitary connections, new chilled water connections, new service transformer, among others. The ground floor of the building will consist of a renovated office suite for Carolina's housing use, along with new facilities for the building - laundry, storage, mechanical, electrical rooms, etc. Floors 1-4 of the existing building will be renovated to have two new accessible suits that stack on all floors. The renovation scope will also include all existing windows being replaced, HVAC improvements, roof repairs, abatement, etc. The new addition will include a new elevator for vertical circulation, egress stair, and study rooms. The CMR team is to: - Evaluate earlier analysis,studies, reports ofsite, Advanced Planning document, and Schematic Design documents. - Assist coordination between University stakeholders, such as, the Department of Facilities Planning + Design, Construction Management, Engineering Services, Facilities Operations, Carolina Housing, and other University support services. - Prepare and facilitate sub-contractor prequalification, HUB outreach, and bid packaging for the project. The bid documents shall be in compliance with provisions regarding the NC State Statutes. - Prepare costs, schedules, and phasing plans for the project. The University expects prospective design teams and the individuals identified as members of those teams to have demonstrated experience in programming, siting, designing educational buildings, exterior spaces and structured parking. CMR proposals should include a comprehensive listing of all consultants, including engineering, and others needed to address the specific needs of the project. The CMR team must demonstrate the ability to construct facilities that are sympathetic to the existing campus context and considering the campus design guidelines. Advanced Planning concluded on February 6, 2023 and it is anticipated that the design team will be contracted for basic services by the time of the CMR selection, with Schematic Design completion anticipated on June 30, 2023. Renovations to the existing building are expected to be completed by July 17, 2025 so that Carolina Housing can have beneficial occupancy for all residence rooms. The final stages of construction of the addition could extend into the fall semester of 2025 if need be.