Renovation of an educational facility in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Conceptual plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

Update:https://www.wisconsin.edu/capital-planning/download/reference/9.0_PKS_WyllieHallRenovationCompletion.pdf Wyllie Hall Renovation Completion (Levels L1/L2/L3) Project is included Wisconsin System - Administration Fiscal Year 2025-2031 Page No 6 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://www.spartnerships.com/pipeline/current/pipeline.html The University of Wisconsin at Parkside (UW-Parkside) will use $35.3 million to renovate three levels of a historical education facility to resolve maintenance issues, replace key utility systems and rebuild infrastructure. Construction is expected to begin in May 2026. Wyllie Hall is a 52-year-old building with several utility and infrastructure systems that have exceeded their useful life expectancy. The university will complete work that was not finished during the project's first phase, prioritizing Levels 1, 2 and 3 and the roof. The project will replace the current roofing system with a durable rubber roofing system. After installation, UW-Parkside will consider installing photovoltaic solar arrays on select roof sections. The replacement roof will incorporate existing electrical conduits, mechanical equipment curbs and other roof appurtenances. The university will replace the mechanical, electrical, telecommunications and plumbing infrastructure distribution systems. Plans also include replacing suspended acoustical ceiling systems, lighting fixtures, louvers, vents and modifying and relocating sprinkler system heads. The project will integrate direct digital controls with the building's automation system to replace existing pneumatic controls. UW-Parkside will renovate the building's restrooms and replace all fixtures and floor drains to meet current accessibility standards. Plans include replacing and reconfiguring the library book and media ranges on all three levels to be ADA accessible. The university will also replace and terminate network cabling into closets that will be connected to emergency power. The project will replace the University Police's radio transmitters, repeaters, equipment and central hub. As part of the project, the university will relocate the administrative and service units in Tallent Hall to Level 3 of Wyllie Hall. Plans include reducing that level's library space to accommodate the new units. In addition, UW-Parkside will reconfigure, modify and replace the administrative elevator to provide additional stops in the building. _______ The first phase of the project (17E1Q) replaced the main building mechanical, electrical, and plumbing equipment; main building distribution vertical risers; and branch distribution wholistically on Levels D2 and D1 and partially on L1. Project work in this project includes the following wholistically on building levels L2, L3, and campus administration area and any portion of L1 not previously completed: replacing branch mechanical, electrical, telecommunications, and plumbing building infrastructure distribution; replacing all suspended acoustical ceiling systems, lighting fixtures, louvers, and vents; and modifying and relocating sprinkler system heads as required to accommodate the new ceiling grid and dimensions. It is also the sole responsibility of the submitting A/E firm to ask for clarification of meaning or intent of any of the documents or requirements up to a period of 5 business days prior to the submittal deadline, to allow for a reasonable time to research a response, if necessary, and respond to the A/E firm prior to the submittal deadline. Please direct your questions via e-mail to: Audra Jervey audra.jervey@wisconsin.gov The method of Contractor Selection has not been Determined at this time.