Renovation and addition to a mixed-use development in Greensboro, North Carolina. Working plans call for the renovation of a educational facility; and for the addition of a educational facility.

As of December 4, 2024, this project is in the design phase. A construction manager has been selected. Construction should begin in March 2025. *Previous solicitation listed below for reference* One-Two Sentences The scope of this project will consist of a comprehensive, transformative renovation to the existing building. The Jackson Library opened in 1950, with the tower addition coming online in 1973, and minimally updated since. The current facility is not reflective of the evolving definition of a modern-day library: a dynamic, technology-rich learning environment and intellectual community hub. Growth in enrollment, new academic programs and library support activities have generated a need for an increase in programmatic space and make it critical that the existing spaces be renovated. The renovation will include updating the existing mechanical, electrical, plumbing, life safety and audiovisual systems. The project also includes addressing ADA issues. Located at the bustling hub that is the physical center of campus, the project is envisioned as a complex, phased construction of an occupied building. As such, implementation will require meticulous and proactive planning. The project will integrate high technology group studies, central convening spaces and increased capacity for use by individual students. It is envisioned as a nexus of student academic success and transformative research resources. The library is considered at the core of the University's intellectual space, where learning, knowledge creation, and community are fostered. Building Commissioning shall include the whole building, and specifically may include the following systems: A. Mechanical Systems - including applicable HVAC Systems, local central plant cooling systems, and Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing (TAB) validation. B. Electrical Systems - including applicable lighting systems, normal, standby, and emergency power systems, and controls, including day lighting. C. Plumbing Systems - including applicable potable hot water systems, booster pump systems, and rainwater harvesting water systems. D. Irrigation Systems - including applicable coverage and controls. E. Building Envelope - Including air barriers, transition and opening details, waterproofing, and roofing systems. F. Evaluation of LEED Silver certification. In order to offer architectural or engineering services in response to this solicitation, the proposer must be licensed in the State of North Carolina.