Renovation of a mixed-use development in Los Angeles, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a laboratory facility.

The Gonda Neuroscience and Genetics Research Center is a 7-story, 125,502-square foot research laboratory building. A Deep Energy Efficiency Program is being implemented, with the goal to reduce energy consumption. The project scope is for the main laboratory spaces and includes energy conservation measures related to the building ventilation and air distribution system. Retrofitting dual duct terminal units with new DDC controls and actuators. Provide new lab supply/ exhaust air control valves. Provide new variable frequency drives. Provide sensors and controls as shown. Provide new ductwork and seal existing as well as new diffusers as required. Provide fume hood sash sensors. Provide new supply and return dampers. Provide changes in controls sequences as required by new work. Modify circulation pump configuration, adjust valves and re-balance. Identify locations, and provide corrections to high surface temperature piping lacking sufficient insulation. The entire project scope of work shall be performed in a fully operational and occupied building, beneficial occupancy can be defined for the occupied area(s) or systems. Work shall be performed during regular and off-hours depending on location of work and sensitivity of work to building occupants. In addition, the University is committed to promoting and increasing participation of small business enterprises (SBEs) and disabled veteran business enterprises (DVBEs) relating to all goods and services covered under the awarded agreement, subject to any and all applicable obligations under state and federal law, and University policies. The awarded contractor shall make best efforts to provide qualified SBEs and DVBEs with the maximum opportunity to participate. Please email ContractsAdministration@capnet.ucla.edu for further information.