Site work, paving and renovation of a mixed-use development in Detroit, Michigan. Completed plans call for the renovation of a fire / police facility; for site work for a sidewalk / parking lot; and for paving for a sidewalk / parking lot.

The building has received minor interior renovations, some locker room renovation, a new generator, and new RTU's in recent years. This project will generally include the installation of new windows and doors, a new roof, and new finishes throughout. All restrooms and locker rooms will receive upgrades. The Parking lot resurfacing and screening on existing fencing will also be included. The existing operations desk area should be reworked to accommodate the Precinct's current needs. QUESTION DEADLINE (EST): January 18, 2024, by 2:00pm Supplier registration and invoice submission instructions can be found on the City of Detroit website at http://www.detroitmi.gov/Supplier. Questions should be directed to procurementinthecloud@detroitmi.gov. The goal is to provide construction services for minor interior and exterior improvements. The building is approximately 36,000 square feet, and the existing parking lot holds approximately 200 parking spaces. The building was originally built for the Detroit Police Department in 1977. The building has received minor interior renovations, some locker room renovation, a new generator, and new RTU in recent years. This project will generally include the installation of new windows and doors, a new roof, and new finishes throughout. All restrooms and locker rooms will receive upgrades. The Parking lot resurfacing and screening on existing fencing will also be included. The existing operations desk area should be reworked to accommodate the Precinct current needs. Construction General Scope During the Construction Phase, the contractor will implement the approved designs, providing all labor, materials, supervision, and other services that are necessary to accomplish the project. The tasks include, but are not limited to, selective demolition, carpentry, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, concrete work, security/fire systems work, fencing and secured gates. The major improvement tasks for this project consist of but are not limited to: Site work: Improvements will include the following but are not limited to: o Supply and install outdoor fence screening as per approved selected screen and approved site design. o Install 4-foot concrete barriers for any and all catch basins in parking lot and driveway areas. o Remove and replace entire asphalt parking lot and drives. Milling of old lot materials may be considered upon final budget considerations. o Verify parking area drainage pipes are open and clear before paving. o Replace wall mounted exterior LED lights with 200W bulbs consistent with existing fixtures in 4 locations on South side of building. o Repair, patch and restore bricks as required where tuckpointing and bricks are missing or damaged. Typical of all sides. o Cut out and re-caulk all control joints with approved color from sample board. Roof o Remove and replace existing flat roof with 40-mil, White Duro-Last Roof System membrane, to cover all roof fields, curbs, parapets & walls throughout the approximately 36,000 SF area. o Break out costs based upon different levels and areas of roof. o Remove and replace roof hatch with new hatch of similar size, shape and function. o Install Duro-Last walkway pads at roof top access point as needed. o Provide a warranty of at least 15 years for labor and materials. Warranty coverage should include Duro-Last 'Bullet Proof' Warranty Fire Alarm Upgrades o Bring all Fire Alarms up to current code requirements. Upgrades include fire detection and egress lighting systems. o Repair and test the existing Fire Protection System. This work includes the City Inspection. o Engineer and submit fire alarm drawings for approval by the City of Detroit. o Upon receiving approved fire alarm plans, install a complete fire alarm system that will be monitored by and will communicate with the City of Detroit central monitoring station. o Provide a fire alarm permit with inspections for the fire alarm system. o Decommission and remove the existing fire alarm system once the new system is operational and approved by the City of Detroit. o Engineer and submit for approval by the City of Detroit an egress lighting system. The new system will consist of 90-minute, LED, battery backup Exit/Emergency Signs and Emergency Lights. o Connect egress lights to the line side of the existing lighting branch circuit in the path of egress. o Remove all ceiling tiles as necessary to complete work. The existing ceiling system is an integral part of the mechanical air movement system and must be replaced. Proper replacement of the ceiling tiles is included in this estimate. o Provide an electrical and building permit, and inspection for the Life Safety systems