Renovation of a multi-residential development in North Battleford, Saskatchewan. Completed plans call for the renovation of a multi-residential development.

Repair and restoration of fire damage at unit 296 18th Ave. 1.) The Contractor shall complete Phase 1 fire restoration work consisting of selective demolition, removal, disposal, remediation, temporary protection, and exposure of concealed building components as described in this Scope of Work. 2.) The purpose of Phase 1 is to remove fire-, heat and smoke damaged materials and expose affected structural, electrical and building-envelope components so that required post-demolition assessments can be completed. Phase 1 does not include permanent reconstruction unless specifically authorized in writing by The Battlefords Housing Authority (TBHA). 3.) The Contractor shall review this Scope of Work, attend the mandatory site meeting, verify existing site conditions and dimensions, and satisfy themselves as to the extent of the work prior to submitting a tender. 4.) The Contractor shall not make any claim to TBHA for mismeasured or improperly measured work, ormisunderstandings resulting from failure to inspect the site or review the tender documents. Master Bedroom - Fire- Damaged Area o Remove all remaining wall drywall within the fire-damaged room. o Remove all remaining ceiling drywall. Remove fire and heat affected wall insulation and vapour barrier. Remove affected ceiling/attic insulation and vapour barrier as necessary to expose fire- and heat-affected construction. Remove all loose fire debris and unsalvageable materials from the room and closet. o Remove vinyl plank flooring. o Remove baseboards and trim. o Remove the existing bedroom door. o Remove double closet doors and closet shelving. o Remove the existing room light fixture. o Remove switch and outlet cover plates and coordinate safe isolation of affected electrical components as required. Remove the fire-damaged master bedroom window and associated interior trim. Provide secure temporary weatherproofing of the opening immediately following removal. Complete bio-sweep/odour remediation of exposed surfaces within the bedroom and closet. Leave wall framing, ceiling/roof framing, electrical wiring, boxes and other concealed components exposed and safely accessible for inspection. Hallway /Second-Floor Ceiling Remove all affected hallway drywall. o Remove affected ceiling drywall. o Remove affected insulation and vapour barrier. o Remove hallway baseboards. o Remove vinyl plank flooring. o Remove the smoke-damaged hallway light fixture. o Remove sufficient ceiling materials and insulation to expose affected attic/roof construction for assessment. Storage Closet o Remove the existing closet door and trim. o Remove vinyl plank flooring within the closet. o Remove materials necessary to expose concealed components where directed by TBHA or identified during the initial structural assessment. o Protect shelving or components intended to remain unless directed otherwise. o Complete bio-sweep/odour remediation of the closet and exposed surfaces. o Leave required concealed components accessible for post-demolition assessment. Bathroom - Selective Demolition & Exposure Remove the existing vanity. o Disconnect and protect the existing faucet and associated plumbing for future reset, where salvageable. Remove existing ceramic tile at the shower/bathtub area scheduled for replacement. o Remove the existing bathroom exhaust fan. o Remove and protect the mirror for future cleaning and reset. o Remove and protect salvageable light fixture and electrical cover plates as required to facilitate the work. o Remove ceiling drywall where required to expose affected construction and electrical components for assessment. Do not remove the bathtub, toilet or other bathroom fixtures unless required for safe completion of the specified demolition or authorized by TBHA. . Leave affected electrical components accessible for the post-demolition electrical assessment. Complete bio-sweep/odour remediation of exposed surfaces. o Leave exposed framing, electrical components and attic/roof construction safely accessible for inspection. Bedrooms # 1 and #2 - Phase 1 Removal These rooms are not scheduled for full demolition under Phase 1. Complete only the removal work necessary to address materials identified for replacement and to support later restoration. Bedroom #1 : o Remove vinyl plank flooring. o Remove the existing bedroom door scheduled for replacement. o Remove and protect the existing light fixture, switch cover and outlet covers for cleaning/reset where salvageable. o Protect walls, ceilings, trim and other components that are to remain for later smoke sealing and refinishing. Bedroom #2: o Remove vinyl plank flooring. o Remove the existing bedroom door scheduled for replacement. o Remove and protect the existing light fixture, switch cover and outlet covers for cleaning/reset where salvageable. o Protect walls, ceilings, trim and other components that are to remain for later smoke sealing and refinishing. Debris Removal, Cleaning & Disposal Remove all fire debris, demolished materials and other unsalvageable materials generated by Phase 1 from the property. Dispose of fire- and smoke-damaged materials at an appropriate disposal facility in accordance with applicable requirements. Do not reuse materials removed as unsalvageable. Complete final Phase 1 cleaning of exposed areas sufficient to allow safe and unobstructed inspection of framing, electrical components and other concealed construction. Copies of the Tender Documents may be obtained from The Battlefords Housing Authority at (306) 445-4393.