University Of Kentucky Uniofky #UK-3023.00-1-26

Construction Manager Sought for Air Handler Replacement at UK Chandler Medical Center Hospital

The University of Kentucky is seeking a Construction Manager (CM) at Risk to oversee the replacement of the OP1 air handler unit (AHU) serving the second-floor operating rooms at the Chandler Medical Center Hospital (Pavilion H). - Project Scope: - Replacement of the existing OP1 air handler unit, which has exceeded its useful life - Addition of a modular air-cooled chiller to improve operating room temperature control - Installation of a new dedicated reverse osmosis water system - Integration of new unit controls with the existing building automation system - Services Requested: - Full-service construction management, including design phase review, bid and award assistance, construction administration, scheduling, cost control, BIM usage, commissioning, and post-construction warranty services - Management of all construction trade contracts and purchase orders - Notable Requirements: - Strict scheduling to minimize disruption to hospital operations - After-hours work for noisy activities and deliveries - Mandatory security badges for all personnel and use of the loading dock for materials - Emphasis on sustainability, Kentucky-based businesses, and compliance with University brand and accessibility standards - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Estimated construction budget is approximately $2.27 million

Description

The University of Kentucky is soliciting Construction Manager (CM) services for the replacement of the air handler OP1 that services the second-floor operating rooms in the Chandler Medical Center Hospital (Pavilion H). The existing air handler has exceeded its useful life and requires replacement. The project also includes adding a modular air-cooled chiller to lower operating room temperatures, installing a new dedicated reverse osmosis water system, and new unit controls integrated with the existing building automation system. The work must be coordinated carefully to avoid disruption to the fully functioning hospital and teaching facility.

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