University of Minnesota Ionwave #01-215-23-2318

University of Minnesota Acoustic Upgrades for Ferguson Hall Electronic Music Studio and Adjacent Rooms

This opportunity from the University of Minnesota focuses on upgrading the acoustic performance and flexibility of Ferguson Hall's Electronic Music Studio and adjacent rooms. - Government Buyer: - University of Minnesota Board of Regents, School of Music, Ferguson Hall - OEMs and Vendors: - Wenger Corporation (for dynamic acoustic panels) - Products Requested: - STC 50 Sound Isolation Doors (2 units, pre-hung with acoustic seals and hinges) - Steel Pipe Grid / Truss System (107 units, wall-mounted for speakers and lighting) - Fabric Wrapped Acoustical Wall Panels (128 units, 2-inch thick) - Bass Trap (1 unit, 6' high x 2' deep) - 2-inch Thick Acoustical Ceiling Panels (525 units) - Convex Wall Diffusers (11 units, 3x4 panels) - Wenger Dynamic Acoustic Panels (11 units, adjustable absorbers/diffusers) - Carpet Tiles (93 units) - Services Requested: - Professional architectural and engineering design services, including acoustical consulting - Alternate design services for converting a computer lab into new music production studios - Unique Requirements: - Design team must include acoustical consulting expertise - Cost estimator must be a licensed General Contractor in Minnesota - Coordination required with concurrent fire suppression project - Emphasis on advanced acoustical treatments and sound isolation improvements - Construction documents and administration phases included - Estimated Construction Cost: - $335,000 to $500,000 (total project costs may reach $638,820) - Notable OEM Highlight: - Wenger Corporation is specified for dynamic acoustic panels - No specific administrative or procedural requirements included in scope

Description

The University of Minnesota is requesting proposals for professional design services to upgrade Ferguson Hall's electronic music studio, specifically Room 215 and adjacent control and editing rooms. The project aims to improve acoustic performance, sound isolation, and flexibility for evolving music education methods. The design team must include acoustical consulting and a licensed cost estimator. The estimated construction cost is $500,000, with design and construction phases scheduled through 2027.

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