Renovation of a military facility in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Completed plans call for the renovation of a military facility.

Demolition is slated to begin May 2021. Description of work: This project will provide complete renovations of Buildings 2602, 2603, 2604, 2605, 2611, 2613, and 2617, as well as demolition of Buildings 2607 & 2609. The project will require phasing of construction activities. Buildings 2602, 2603, 2604, 2605, 2607, 2609, 2611, and 2613 are 14,000 square foot Bachelor Officer Quarters (BOQs), and Building 2617 is a 24,000 square foot BOQ. Renovation will include removal and replacement of all mechanical, electrical, communication, fire protection, and plumbing systems; reconfiguration of interior spaces; structural and envelope repairs; and replacement of utility services. The rusted and damaged wall framing, entry doors and window units in the facilities will be replaced with doors and windows that meet the current ATFP requirements. All interior personnel doors and hardware will be replaced throughout the building. All wet insulation will be replaced throughout the building. All previously painted interior and exterior surfaces will be repaired as needed and repainted. All spalling concrete on the building shall be repaired. The vanities will be replaced to include pre-formed sink bowl tops, and single level faucets. All plumbing fixtures and sanitary accessories will be replaced throughout the building. This shall include replacing all plumbing piping throughout the building. The HVAC system throughout the building will be replaced to insure a non-problematic and durable system. This will include the replacement of all duct work. All electrical lighting, panels, outlets, and switches will be replaced. All flooring throughout the building will be replaced with epoxy type flooring. All drop ceilings throughout the building will be replaced with a plastic style grid ceiling. The COMM system throughout the building shall be upgraded to meet the current codes of the Marine Corps. All damaged exterior siding/brick surfaces will be repaired. This will include exterior wall framing redesign and replacement as required to insure a water tight surface. The fire protection will be upgraded to meet the current code of the Marine Corps. Areas affected by repair/construction will be in compliance with applicable ATFP, Fire Suppression, Seismic, Accessibility, ASHRAE, and LEEDS requirements upon completion of this project. Demolition will include removal of all hazardous materials and complete demolition of all systems, infrastructure, and utilities in vicinity of the buildings. All utility lines shall be removed back to the nearest main junction location. All disturbed grounds shall be backfilled, compressed and returned to match adjacent nature. Areas affected by these repairs will be in compliance with applicable ATFP, Fire Safety, Seismic, Accessibility, and Energy Conservation (ASHRAE and LEEDS) codes and requirements upon completion of this project.