Remodeling and renovation of a military facility in Bremerton, Washington. Completed plans call for the remodel of a 43,379-square-foot, five-story above grade military facility.

This is a Design Build project, and we will mostly require unit costs for us to use in conjunction with our own takeoff for a majority of the scope. These unit costs need to be separated for supply and installation so that we can apply use tax properly to the supply, and the installation need to be inclusive of Davis-Bacon wages. This project will repair and renovate the existing 43,379 square foot (SF) five-story Bachelor Enlisted Quarters (BEQ) concrete structure to correct its overall building and code deficiencies. The projects intent is to modernize and repair the BEQ and its existing living/sleeping 2+0 Units with features, fixtures, and finishes identified in Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 4-721-10 Navy and Marine Corps Bachelor Housing for NAVY (E1-E4) 2+0 Units. The Contractor will work closely with NAVFAC NW and Regional Housing (N9) to design plans for the Navy to ensure the building and its living units are safe, energy efficient, durable with low maintenance features, and will have a low life-cycle cost. The BEQ building, also known as Building 847, was built in 1969 and is currently vacant. This building is located at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton WA. The building and site design must adhere to the surrounding architectural environment by meeting compliance with Naval Base Kitsap Bremerton WAs Installation Appearance Plan (IAP). This project must also comply with the anti-terrorism standards, Architectural Barriers Act (ABA) accessibility requirements, seismic requirements, and energy codes. Moreover, sustainable principles must be included in the design, development and construction of the project. By utilizing the existing footprint, the repair and renovation of BEQ B847 is expected to be minimal. The project will consist of modernizing and repairing the existing double occupancy Navy 2+0 units, located on the 2nd through 5th floor, and single occupant ABA compliant unit on the first floor. The existing floor plans on the Navy 2+0 units will relatively remain unchanged; however, the rooms will be renovated to accommodate for the updated furnishings that will be provided by N9 upon building turnover. These units will still include a shared bathroom, a kitchenette that includes an updated sink, refrigerator, microwave, and cabinets. Additionally, these units will have a suitable living/sleeping area with (2) new individual closets, XL twin captain beds, side tables, desks, and chairs. The total number of temporary occupants that the building can currently house is (159) which consists of (80) double occupancy dwelling units - one of which is considered an ABA accessible single occupancy unit. However, to comply with ABA requirements, the number of occupants will have to slightly reduce to accommodate for the added ABA accessible units that will be located on the 1st floor. As such, the building will reduce occupancy to house a total of (156) temporary occupants - which consists of (76) double occupancy dwelling units and (4) single-occupant ABA compliant units. (3) of (4) of the ABA units will be added to the revised first-floor plan and the existing ABA accessible unit will remain in-place but will be renovated to meet project standards. The roofing and insulation will be replaced and a new parapet to provide fall protection will be added. As such, there will be minor changes to the existing building height of +-54 feet. The existing buildings exterior windows currently allow for escape in the event of an emergency; however, these windows and entrances (exterior envelope) must be replaced to meet or exceed Antiterrorism blast criteria and standards. Common areas within the existing buildings floor plan that are to be repaired, renovated, and/or reconfigured to apply with applicable building codes and DOD/NAVY regulations will consist of the following: Lobby/Lounge waiting area, Shared Kitchen Dining Areas, Game / Media Room, Multi-purpose / Conference / Training Room, Vending machine area, Main entry vestibule, Reception / Building Managers Office, Storage rooms, Public Restrooms at the main level, corridors, and stairs. The existing office and administration area adjacent to the entrance lobby will remain at its current location but must be modified as required by the user. This project must modify the structure and floor plans to accommodate for (2) elevators to service the building as required per the FC. Other service areas to be maintained, renovated, and/or relocated include the following: mechanical and electrical rooms, telecommunications room, janitorial rooms, general maintenance room, and fire pump room. Additionally, as requested by the user, a trash chute must be incorporated on the double occupancy floors (2nd-5th) which will route occupants trash to designated trash room located on the 1st floor. Other amenities identified in the FC are considered optional but must be included if indicated as necessary by the user - refer to Part 6 Attachment D BEQ B847 Feasibility Study (Fathom Architecture) as reference for user preferences. Replacement mechanical systems include plumbing, fire protection systems, and heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. Replacement of the electrical and telecommunication systems; include an emergency generator, information systems, cable TV connectivity for each resident at their units, TV connectivity with wiring for sound surround system speakers in the Media / Gaming room, WiFi Connectivity thru out entire building (floors 1-5), conference room PA system, wiring for telephone and local area network (LAN) data at all (80) units and at (3) common spaces and Office on First Floor, and a building alarm system for fire and mass notification, general and emergency lighting and power. The existing Telecommunication room (135) will remain, identified in new study proposed concept plan as room (133), but shall be improved to meet requirements per UFC 3-580-01. Building Structure shall be seismically retrofitted per UFC 1-200-01, UFC 3-301-01, and all other applicable codes and UFCs. Structure shall be retrofitted for progressive collapse per UFC 4-023-03. See Part 3 B10 Superstructure for additional information. Minor site improvements are required to restore and modernize the facility to comply with UFC Navy housing standards and building codes. These minor site improvements include entry driveway modifications to provide ABA-compliant parking as required, necessary replacement and/or restoration of the following: storm drainage, grading, walkways, sidewalks, utility corridors, fire protection access, bicycle racks, site lighting, site furniture including barbecues and picnic areas, re-roof and refinishing of existing shelter/gazebo, trash and recycling dumpsters and enclosures, planting and vegetation, outdoor recreation, and provisions to house landscape maintenance equipment. N44255-21-R-4000 / N4425524RF008