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Upgrade HVAC and Controls for Minnesota Veterans Home-Luverne
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The contract involves a comprehensive upgrade of the HVAC and control systems at the Minnesota Veterans Home in Luverne, executed under a single prime contract encompassing general, mechanical, demolition, and electrical work. The scope includes removing existing pneumatic controls and building automation system components that serve the current HVAC and fire/smoke dampers, followed by installing new BAS components with updated programming, including fire/smoke damper control. Additional tasks involve installing shaft grounding kits for motors with new speed controllers, conducting HVAC testing and balancing before and after the installation of the new BAS, and performing functional commissioning to ensure system performance. The project also entails installing a new air compressor for fire protection, upgrading secondary pump motors with adjustable speed drives, and integrating fire alarm panel interfaces for damper actuators. The work will be carried out in phases to allow continuous occupancy, requiring the contractor to plan for phased construction in their bid. The project is overseen by the Minnesota Department of Administration, with plans prepared by EDI-Dolejs Consulting Engineers, and is estimated to be valued between one and five million dollars.
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A. The work will be done under one prime contract that includes: General, Mechanical, Demolition, and Electrical construction.
B. The following summary is a general guide to the scope of work. It should not be construed as a detailed list of work included in the contract.
1. Disconnect and remove existing pneumatic controls and building automation system (BAS) components serving existing heating, ventilation, and air condition system (HVAC) equipment and fire/smoke dampers (existing chilled water valves to remain).
2. Provide new BAS components and programming, including fire/smoke damper control.
3. Provide shaft grounding kits for pump and fan motors receiving new speed controllers.
4. HVAC Testing and balancing (TAB) before demolition begins.
5. HVAC TAB after new BAS is operational.
6. HVAC Commissioning functional testing after BAS is operational.
7. New air compressor for dry pipe fire protection serving exterior canopy. Existing air compressor and filter/dryer shall remain in service for shop air purposes.
8. New adjustable speed drives for hydronic heating secondary pump motors.
9. Fire alarm panel interface for new fire/smoke damper actuators.
10. Project will be accomplished in phases with Owner maintaining occupancy throughout the construction process. Contractor shall include an accommodation for project phasing in preparing their bid for the Work.
Plans and Specifications were prepared by EDI-Dolejs Consulting Engineers, 112 North 5th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55411. Contact: Pheng Chang, Phone: +1 (555) 000-0000. Email: contact@example.gov.
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