Site work, asbestos abatement, renovation and addition to a mixed-use development in Albany, New York. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility; and for the addition of a educational facility.

Gut renovations at the basement, first floor, and roof-top mechanical penthouse, including penthouse expansion. Exterior envelope improvements including replacement of entry doors and windows, precast concrete cleaning, and sealant joint replacement. Creation of a dedicated chilled water plant and modular structure zone. Hazardous material abatement. Set-asides: 10% MBE, 10% WBE. The main features of the Work shall include, but not be limited to the following: Rehabilitation of the Physical Education Building, phase one (of two phase). This is a late60's , historically significant building. Floors 1,2, &3 of the PE building sit atop a podium / basement with three tunnel entries at NE, NW, & E sides. Primary public access is at the north and south sides at the first floor. Phase one focuses on major gut-level renovations at the basement, first floor, and roof-top mechanical penthouse, including an expansion of the penthouse. The renovations at the second and third floors are less significant than the lower floors. Exterior envelope improvements include the replacement of the entry doors and a significant number of windows, precast concrete cleaning, and sealant joint replacement. The primary site scope is in the creation of a dedicated chilled water plant and a zone for modular structures and contractor logistics. Three modular structures are also included. The Campus Heritage Preservation Plan lists the preservation priority of the Physical Education building as "Essential to University history and present character". Hazardous material abatement is included within the construction scope. No variances are needed for this project. The building will be PARTIALLY OCCUPIED during normal working hours throughout the duration of the project as shown in the GL Series drawings. Key egress routes will need to be maintained and all current systems in operation, including but not limited to HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and the fire alarm, need to be maintained in the occupied areas during construction. All other interior and exterior areas shown as phase one scope shall be turned over to the contractor on the date of mobilization.