Renovation of an educational facility in Buffalo, New York. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

NYS Vendor Responsibility Form CCA-2 A/B/C, NYSDOL wage rates, MBE/WBE, Apprenticeship program, and Local and Disadvantaged Workforce requirements may apply to this project This project is a REBID and the scope has been altered. Built in 1901 as a post office, the downtown campus building for the Erie County Community College is a five-story, granite clad masonry structure with a steep slope, multi-dormered clay tile roof on the exterior face of its gabled roofs with asphalt shingles on the back side. The scope of the project consists of a careful lift and relay of the existing Spanish clay roof tile on approximately half of the roof areas, predominately on the west and south faces of the building. The reinstallation of the tile will include reattaching each tile with stainless steel screws, and the installation of wind and nose clips at the bottom edge of the field and hip ridge tiles on three (3) of the four (4) corner turrets. New matching field and hip ridge tile with the required hole for the nose wind clips shall be provided. Salvaged tiles from the turrets will be used to replace missing and broken tiles for the remainder of the roofs. To facilitate the roof tile removal, copper ridge caps and turret finial aprons adjacent to the clay tiles are to be salvaged, stored, and reinstalled in their original locations. The majority of copper work is repair work and only include the areas of work as denoted in the drawings. Existing steel snow fences are to be salvaged, refurbished, and reinstalled only at those roof areas of tile work is denoted. The replacement of the center courtyard skylight will be occurring simultaneously which will require careful coordination between contractors for phasing staging, and scaffolding. The project is anticipated to be a two-year project.