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RENSSELAER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY HVAC RENOVATIONS & MODIFICATIONS

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2139767State & Local

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NAICS: 238220
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The Rensselaer County Historical Society is seeking a design-build HVAC contractor for renovations and modifications at the Hart Cluett Museum in Troy, New York. This turnkey project involves the modernization of the existing HVAC and humidification systems across a four-story building and carriage house. The primary scope includes the replacement of four rooftop units and four rooftop condensing units, the installation of functional humidification systems, and the implementation of compatible control systems. The contractor is responsible for producing stamped engineered drawings, acquiring all necessary city permits, and performing the startup and balancing of systems via a third party. Additional optional alternates include boiler replacement, ductwork cleaning, and the installation of supplemental cooling in the carriage house boiler room. To be eligible, bidders must demonstrate experience with historic preservation by providing documentation of three projects completed within the last five years on buildings listed or eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. The project is subject to a strict 30 percent MWBE participation goal and requires all equipment to be purchased by December 1, 2026, to comply with grant funding requirements. Comprehensive insurance coverage is required, including general, excess, and auto liability. Final payment is contingent upon the completion of a Final Project Summary Report and the concurrence of the department that all work is complete.

General Info

Design-build HVAC modernization for the historic Hart Cluett Museum in Troy, New York.

Place of Performance

57 Second St., Troy, NY 12180, NY, USA

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Hart Cluett HVAC Renovations & Modifications RFP

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Rensselaer County Historical Society HVAC Renovations & Modifications

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AgencyNew York → Rensselaer County Historical Society
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Kathy SheehanExecutive Director
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RCHS/ Hart Cluett Museum currently occupies all 4 floors of number 57, plus a carriage house to the rear of 59. The existing HVAC system was installed in 1999 and is in working order and was a quality installation along with new electric service and distribution, wiring and lighting also install at this time. The HVAC system currently consist of a boiler located in the basement of the carriage house in a boiler room and supplies all hot water heating to all the HVAC units. The HVAC system consists of 4 large floor mounted horizontal air handling units 3 of which are located in the basement and 1 is located on the 2nd floor (attic) of the carriage house. These units service the lower floors (Bmt & 1). The condensing units for these units are all located on the roof. The upper floors (3 & 4) are serviced by 4 roof top units. The existing AHU’s and RTU’s have humidification equipment that is currently not functioning. The Owner is receiving grant funding that is awarded to them for the financing of this Project. MWBE will be a requirement and a minimum of 30% of total Project cost must be achieved. As part of this RFQ, please itemize any vendors, subs, and/ or suppliers that will be used to fulfill this requirement. PROJECTED SCOPE OF WORK – This scope of work is intended to be turn key construction with all aspects of the work under one agreement with Owner and HVAC vendor. Produce stamped engineered drawings of proposed work (based on Design Build). The existing building layout can be used for design documents assuming it is reviewed and stamped by Engineer. Acquire building permit and any other permits required by City of Troy Disconnect and remove all equipment, piping, wiring etc. not to be reused. New RTUs (4) set on existing curbs all existing piping, electrical etc. to be reused. It is assumed all existing curbs, piping, etc. can be reused; however, if this is not accurate after assessing during pre-bid walk thru please identify within your bid/ proposal. New condensing units for all 4 AHUs set on roof blocking, all existing piping will be evacuated and new refrigerant installed Installation of humidification systems to be functional. Note. There are existing control systems that are not functioning currently. The team understands that some of the equipment is integral with air handlers, and assessment of air handlers to be evaluated. All electrical connections and wiring to new equipment Control system for all HVAC equipment to be compatible with equipment. There is an existing system; however, it is not functioning. Startup and balancing of all systems to be done by 3rd party, and a full balancing report to be provided at completion of construction. See list of alternates below: Alternate #1 - Boiler work (either new high efficiency boiler(s) and all associated piping, gas connects, insulation, expansion tanks etc. to be reused. Pricing should include removals off site as required of existing equipment. Alternate #2 – Cleaning of all existing ductwork as accessible including registers, grilles, diffusers, etc. Alternate #3 – Add supplemental cooling unit in boiler room/ electric room within Carriage House. Ventilation for this room to be reviewed and considered for use of existing louvered operable window. All proposed equipment and/or materials to match or exceed the performance, quality, and function of the existing equipment. Please provide name of mfr. of all equipment and equipment cut sheets as part of proposal submitted. SCOPE OF WORK BY DIVISIONItems listed are indicative of work elements in that division but the list is not all inclusive; refer to project scope to compile a complete list Div1: General Conditions• Engineered drawings (stamped) of proposed work• Building Permit• Project management• On site superintendent• Temporary facilities• Temporary protection of structure and contends• Hoisting and crane service• Dumpster service and maintaining routine general site clean up• Final cleaning Div15: Mechanical• Fire protection systems (modifications if required)• Plumbing, piping• Boiler work• Humidification systems• Roof top units• Roof top condensing units• HVAC ductwork and related medications Div16: Electrical• Electrical system modifications and power to new work• Control systems or medication of existing REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR HVAC WORKThis request is for providing all labor and materials, equipment, and insurances required to modify the HVAC system as described in the scope of work and in accordance with all drawings and specifications noted plus all codes, rules, regulations, manufacturer’s requirements and to include the following documents provided to:BID/ CONTRACT DOCUMENTS:• Hart Cluett Work Plan• Drawings of existing HVAC systems dated 9/30/26• Insurance requirements BID DOCUMENTS TO BE RETURNED WITH PROPOSAL:• Bid Form• Resume of any related Projects and documentation of qualifications. Qualifications should include three (3) projects completed in the last five (5) years on buildings listed or eligible to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.• Product cut sheets of proposed equipment• MBE/ WBE vendors listed to be utilized for Project EXCLUSIONS:1. Bond Fees2. Premium Time & Overtime3. Union or Prevailing Wage Rates4. Builders Risk & O.C.P. Insurance5. Temporary Utilitiesa. Heatb. Powerc. Water6. Winter construction costs7. All Testing and Special Inspections8. Testing or removal of hazardous materials9. Special inspections and engineering fees for reports required by the local building dept.10. All unanticipated costs due to unforeseen municipal requirements that are not specificallymentioned in the Scope of Work.11. Electrical - Existing Service to Building to remain, Existing sub panels to remain12. All existing unit heaters13. All existing independent, stand alone dehumidifiers Business enterprises awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: None Minority / Women Business Enterprise contracting goals (MWBE) Total MWBE Goals: 30.00%

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