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Hazardous Materials Consulting

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This subcontract for Hazardous Materials Consulting supports prime contractors on facility projects at Kent State University, specifically focusing on the renovation of the library tower. The selected provider will be responsible for identifying, testing, and planning the remediation of hazardous materials by validating existing conditions through the sampling of building materials for lead and asbestos. The project requires the delivery of comprehensive hazardous materials survey reports and detailed abatement specifications. To ensure technical compliance and safety, the contractor must employ a professional holding a Certified Industrial Hygienist certification or an equivalent state-recognized credential. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 541620, with a response deadline set for December 15, 2026.

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Library Tower Renovations

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AgencyOhio → Kent State University
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Performs identification, testing, and remediation planning for prime contractors on Kent State University facility projects, here a library tower renovation. Validates existing conditions through sampling and testing of building materials for asbestos and lead prior to renovation. Requires a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) or equivalent state certification. Delivers hazardous materials survey reports and abatement specifications.

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Solicitation # KSU-27S031
Kent State University is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from architectural firms for project KSU-27S031, which involves the phased renovation and space optimization of the Main University Library on the Kent Campus. The project aims to modernize the first-floor infrastructure, including the circulation desk, computer lab, and escalator connections, to better support contemporary digital scholarship and multipurpose student engagement. With a construction budget of 4,740,000 dollars and an estimated basic fee range of 8 to 9 percent, the selected A/E firm will provide comprehensive services including program verification, schematic design, design development, construction document preparation, bid support, and construction administration. The project is scheduled to begin professional services in March 2027, with substantial completion expected by December 2028 and final professional services concluding in February 2029. The selection process utilizes a point-based scoring system evaluating project and design leads, technical staff, BIM experience, and knowledge of the Ohio Capital Improvements process. Applicants must demonstrate experience with high-rise buildings, higher education libraries, and phased construction in occupied spaces using a General Contracting delivery method. Requirements include the use of the OAKS capital improvement management system and adherence to state prevailing wages. Additionally, firms must commit to the Encouraging Diversity, Growth and Equity program with a participation goal of 5.0 percent of the initial total A/E fee. All proposals must be submitted via Form F110-330 in PDF format by December 15, 2026.
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