Renovation of a municipal facility in Pensacola, Florida. Completed plans call for the renovation of a 100,250-square-foot, two-story above grade municipal facility.

**As of August 1, 2023, this project has not yet been awarded. A timeline for award has not yet been established. Scope of work is primarily limited to removing and replacing perimeter backer rod and sealant at all exterior window, storefront, and curtainwall assemblies (including any penetrations made by other building elements) and removing and replacing all wet and dry gasketing at individual panes of glass with new dry gasketing systems. Any operable Awning-style sub-frames are to be removed and replaced with fixed panes. Other minor scope will include some replacement of water damaged ceiling tiles and water damaged Gypsum board around window openings on interior and re-attaching sill trim where adhesion has failed. Located at 1700 Leonard Street in Pensacola, Florida, this this building consists primarily of a two-story, approx. 94,000 square foot office building. The Administration Building was designed and constructed in 1978, and later expanded in 2001 to its current configuration. Building construction is based on a steel frame with an on-grade concrete slab and upper story concrete-filled composite steel decks. Steel roof decks are also utilized, with rigid insulation and modified bitumen built-up roofing system. Exterior walls utilize textured, precast concrete wall panels and Portland cement stucco finishes. Building fenestration consists of individual window openings, strip windows and multi-story glazed curtain wall infill at the main entrance. Question Submission Deadline:April 24, 2023, 11:00am