Demolition, site work and renovation of a municipal facility in New York, New York. Completed plans call for the demolition of a municipal facility; for the renovation of a 79,658-square-foot, 13-story above grade municipal facility; and for site work for a municipal facility.

Remodeling of the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Korea chancery building, consisting of one basement level and twelve stories. Work includes removal of existing HVAC equipment and cooling tower, installation of a new VRF system, ductwork, controls, testing, adjusting, and balancing; fire alarm system upgrades; telecommunications and IT systems replacement; lighting replacement; and associated architectural and interior improvements. 1.6. Scope of the Works HVAC replacement . Removal of existing equipment, including the cooling tower, and associated restoration. - Installation of a variable refrigerant flow (VRF) system. - Associated ductwork, controls, Contractor-performed start-up and functional/performance testing, testing, adjusting and balancing (TAB), coordination with independent commissioning, and incidental work. Fire-protection improvements - Replacement of the fire alarm panel and related improvements to fire-protection systems. - Testing, inspection, and approval coordination in accordance with FDNY and other AHJ requirements. Replacement of telecommunications and information-technology systems - Replacement of telecommunications, information-technology, and network systems in accordance with the Telecommunications Drawings and Specifications. - Removal of existing systems and installation of new systems. - Management of the work in accordance with the Owner's security requirements. Note: The contractual scope of telecommunications and information-technology work is determined by the Telecommunications Drawings and Specifications. Lighting replacement Removal of existing lighting and installation of new lighting throughout the Chancery. - Fixture specifications, illumination levels, color temperatures, control methods, and associated wiring, finishes, and restoration shall comply with the Design Documents and be finalized in consultation with the Owner, CM, and Design Professional. Note: Value engineering (VE) for selection of lighting is included. Architectural and interior work associated with equipment and system replacement - Associated ceilings, walls, finishes, repairs, restoration, and other incidental work. - All other work required by the Design Documents, Specifications, Site Briefing materials, and responses to bidder questions. Local permitting and completion approvals - . Coordination of filings, permits, inspections, and approvals with NYC DOB, FDNY, and other AHJS. - Submission of Shop Drawings, Submittals, Close-out Documents, and As-built Drawings. - Cooperation with Special Inspections, Commissioning, Functional Testing, Final Sign-off, and other activities required for completion approvals. Inspection and commissioning costs are allocated under Section 1.8. Other requirements - All temporary power and water, waste disposal, lifting and rigging, protection, cleaning, night and holiday work, noise and dust control, security management, and other requirements necessary to perform the Works. - Where cranes or other major lifting equipment are required, the Contractor shall plan delivery, setup, operation, and removal in advance and coordinate with the Owner and CM so that the overall construction schedule is not disrupted. - Where crane or lifting operations require street, roadway, or sidewalk occupancy, traffic control, or equipment movement, the Contractor shall obtain the permits, registrations, licenses, and qualifications required by NYC DOT, NYC DOB, and other AHJs, and use appropriately qualified firms and personnel. Construction-related administrative work required by the Owner, CM, Design Professional, and local authorities. Bonds: 5% Bid Bond. Question Deadline 11/20/2026 at 4:00 PM ET By email Method: Email to the Owner's designated contact. - Format: Use the question form distributed by the Owner. Building area: 8,266 sq. ft. (approximately 768 m2). - Gross floor area: 79,658 sq. ft. (approximately 7,400 m2). - Stories: one (1) basement level and twelve (12) above-grade stories. - Structure: steel and concrete construction. November 16, 2026 (Monday), 5:00 p.m.: Deadline for mandatory site briefing preregistration. November 17-20, 2026: Mandatory site briefing by appointment. Bids submitted by firms that fail to attend the required briefing will be deemed invalid.