Renovation of a mixed-use development in Raleigh, North Carolina. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility; and laboratory facility.

This project anticipates two phases of work and therefore the possibility of additional scope being added to the initial Phase 1 subcontractors. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This multi-phased renovation to North Carolina State University's Polk Hall building aims to address program and facility needs and prepare for coordination with the new neighboring Integrated Sciences building. This renovation includes modernization of labs, office, and other core building facilities and programmatic needs. Architectural scope will include a portion of the ground floor, 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor labs, offices, and circulation spaces, as well as upgrades to the roof, envelope, and exterior, including window replacement. In the Northwest section of the building MEP/FP work will span the entirety of the building. A key focus will be placed on the Northwest section of the building, including work on the roof, ground and third floor spaces, and will include lab upgrades to Biochemistry and Animal Science spaces on both Microbiology, the ground and third floor, and Animal Science labs. Scope on the third floor will include removal and abatement of existing flooring, removal of existing mobile casework, removal of old/outdated laboratory systems, selective demolition, finishes, doors and hardware, and fume hood. Selective removal and replacement of outdated MEP/FP systems will happen throughout the building requiring new ceilings and rework of items located in those ceilings, including new mech shafts and electrical raceways. Phasing of this project is required in order to allow lab work to continue in other areas of the building while certain labs are being refurbished. The project team will finish an area in its entirety to allow the owner to move in from another area, which will then be refurbished as well. We will work our way through the building in this fashion throughout the duration of the project. Principal trade contractors are solicited for the following bid packages: BP010000 - General Works BP017400 - Final Cleaning BP024000 - Demolition & Abatement BP033000 - Concrete Repairs BP064000 - Millwork BP075000 - Roofing BP078400 - Firestopping BP081000 - Doors, Frames, & Hardware BP084000 - Aluminum Storefront & Windows BP092000 - Framing and Drywall BP092500 - Framing, Drywall & ACT Ceilings - Combined BP094000 - Terrazzo Patching & Polishing BP095000 - ACT & Specialty Ceilings BP096000 - Carpet, Resilient Flooring, and Base BP096700 - Epoxy flooring BP099000 - Painting & Coatings BP102800 - Toilet, Bath and Laundry Accessories BP132100 - Cold Rooms BP210000 - Fire Suppression BP220000 - Plumbing BP230000 - HVAC BP235000 - Plumbing and HVAC - Combined BP260000 - Electrical & Fire Alarm Additional packages may be added or deleted by the Owner and Construction Manager. Blum Construction has a long-standing commitment to maximize minority and other HUB participation on all our projects, and we recognize the importance NC State University places on minority and HUB participation. Historically underutilized and minority business participation is strongly encouraged. Blum Construction has the ability to create custom solutions to support a successful project outcome. Examples of Trade Partner Support: quick pay arrangements, modified insurance limits, bonding access or alternative bonding solutions, joint check agreements, prequalification assistance, disaggregation of bid packages, alternate options for financial statements prequalification requirements, break out of materials and equipment to support cash flow.