Renovation of an educational facility in Los Angeles, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a 200,000-square-foot educational facility.

Prequalified subcontractors will be required to have the following California contractor's license: B License (General Building) The Project consists of providing seismic corrections to the Public Affairs building. Mandatory code corrections triggered by the structural work include disabled access upgrades and fire/life safety improvements. The scope of seismic improvements shall include reinforcement of the tower stairwell walls and portions of walls in the addition, reinforcement of the concrete slab on grade, strengthening of overhead structural beams, and repair and restoration of building finishes impacted by the work. Work shall include: 1. Selective structural strengthening at beams and shear walls with shotcrete, fiber reinforced polymer (FRP), viscous dampers and installation of drag-grade beams. 2. Disabled access upgrades to existing door hardware, toilet room facilities and water fountains including accessibility upgrades along the path of travel as required by code. 3. Repair of waterproof roof membrane where damaged by project scope. 4. Removal of exterior finishes impacted by structural work and replacement in-kind. 5. Removal of interior finishes impacted by structural work and replacement in-kind. 6. Modifications to architectural elements impacted by structural work, including windows, brick facade, etc. 7. Hazardous material abatement. 8. Work sequencing and phasing. 9. Preconstruction services. Bid Package 02 - Demolition and Concrete: The concrete scope will include, but is not limited to, drilling and epoxy of rebar for cast-in-place (CIP) concrete and shotcrete; supply, placement and finishing of all cast-in-place concrete; and excavation, export and disposal of all spoils. The demolition scope will include but is not limited to, removal and disposal of various structural and building components including: slab on grade concrete, elevated concrete, site concrete, asphalt, fencing, ceilings, walls, MEPF systems, casework and brick. All scaffolding and equipment required to perform the work in this bid package shall be provided by this subcontractor. The University reserves the right to reject any or all responses to Prequalification Questionnaires and to waive non-material irregularities in any response received. The Luskin School of Public Affairs Building is a 200,000 gross square-foot (gsf) academic building comprised of a six-floor main tower (161,500 gsf) and a two-floor addition to the south which houses data center space (22,200 gsf) and the Arts Library (16,000 gsf). The primary construction of the building is steel with concrete shear walls.