Renovation of an educational facility in Los Angeles, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a 195,961-square-foot, six-story above grade educational facility.

The existing 6-story, 195,961 GSF building, built in two phases in 1957 and 1959, houses offices and classrooms, largely occupied by the Luskin School of Public Affairs and various departments of Social Sciences, as well as the Arts Library and general assignment classrooms. The work consists of performing seismic improvements to the existing PAB building on the UCLA campus. The Public Affairs Building (PAB) building consists of three seismically separate areas: The Public Affairs Building, the Data Processing Center Building and the Arts Library Building. The scope was determined through seismic analysis conducted under a separate project. The project scope includes the demo and put back of spaces required for the construction of the seismic retrofits as well as code required accessibility upgrades in the building including plumbing fixtures, restrooms, drinking fountains, doors, and signage as well as path of travel upgrades for accessible parking and site features. Demo and put back scope includes the removal and replacement of floor, ceiling, and wall finishes in the seismic scope areas as well as replacement or re-installation of existing impacted fixtures and furnishing including but not limited to casework, AV (speakers / projectors / projection screens), lighting, and fixed furniture systems. Scope includes re-routing of mechanical, plumbing, and electrical elements (ductwork / piping / conduit) blocking construction access for seismic improvements. AHU-5 located in the basement level of the Public Affairs Building and serving the Arts Library will be replaced. The estimated construction cost of this bid package is $290,000.00