University of Washington Workday #SWR-RFP-1189866-SY

University of Washington Roof Replacement at Olympic Natural Resources Center, Building B

The University of Washington is seeking bids for a full roof replacement at the Olympic Natural Resources Center (ONRC), Building B in Forks, WA. - Project Scope: - Complete demolition and removal of the existing roof system, including metal panels, underlayment, flashing, trim, sheathing, and related components - Installation of a new manufacturer-approved standing seam metal roof system (3:12 slope, Dark Bronze SRI-28 finish, 24-gauge steel, PVDF coating) - New underlayment, sheet metal flashing, trim, gutters, and exterior-grade joint sealants - Coordination with rooftop mechanical, plumbing, and electrical systems (exhaust fans, venting, penetrations) - Requirements: - Roof system must be manufacturer-approved and warrantable, with a 20-year weather-tightness warranty and 2-year contractor workmanship warranty - Compliance with federal, state, and local codes, Washington State prevailing wage laws, OSHA and Washington State L&I safety standards - Building will remain occupied; contractor must maintain continuous interior protection and minimize disruption - Project-specific safety plan required, including fall and edge protection - Hazardous materials testing for asbestos and lead included; abatement handled by change order if needed - No specific OEMs are named; bidders must propose manufacturer-approved roof systems that meet warranty and performance requirements - Mandatory pre-submittal site meeting for contractors

Description

The University of Washington is soliciting bids for the full replacement of the roof system at the Olympic Natural Resources Center (ONRC), Building B, located in Forks, WA. The project involves removing the existing roofing system and installing a new standing seam metal roof system, including demolition and coordination with rooftop mechanical systems. The building will remain occupied during construction, which is planned for July through September to minimize weather exposure. The project requires compliance with all applicable codes, safety plans, and warranty provisions, including a 20-year manufacturer weather-tightness warranty and a 2-year contractor workmanship warranty.

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