Virginia Danville Civic Plus #26-27-019

Renovation of 206 North Union Street, including specified HVAC, lighting, and air-distribution products

The City of Danville is seeking a contractor to renovate 206 North Union Street, including tenant-layout changes and building-system upgrades. - Government buyer: City of Danville, Purchasing Department and Public Works; the purchasing contact named is Carol Henley, Director of Purchasing. Danville is an independent city, not a county. - Project: Complete renovation of 206 North Union Street, Danville, Virginia, under one construction contract. Work includes demolition, sitework and utilities, structural and foundation work, plumbing, HVAC and electrical, building-envelope and interior work, life-safety systems, testing, and closeout. - Named organizations and manufacturers: Solex Architecture prepared the project documents; North Union Properties, LLC is identified in the construction documents. Specified OEMs/manufacturers include Trane, Signify, Lithonia, Hart & Cooley, Price, and EELP. - Specified products: Two Trane 5TWR4036A1 3-ton heat pumps and two Trane 5TEM6B03AV21 3-ton air handlers. Lighting and air-distribution schedules also identify Signify, EELP, Lithonia, Hart & Cooley, and Price products; quantities are not stated for those scheduled items. - Notable project requirements: Maintain existing exits; coordinate Knox box placement with the fire department; connect fire-alarm modifications to the existing system. Contractor provides labor, materials, equipment, and supervision and must hold a Virginia contractor license. - Performance: Mobilize within five calendar days after the written Notice to Proceed and complete the work within 121 calendar days. Liquidated damages are $250 per calendar day after the completion deadline.

Description

The City of Danville is seeking a Virginia-licensed contractor to renovate 206 North Union Street in Danville, Virginia. The project is a complete renovation under one construction contract, including demolition, sitework, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, foundations, framing, building envelope, interior finishes, life-safety systems, and closeout. The contractor is responsible for providing labor, materials, equipment, supervision, and incidentals, and the work must follow the project manual, drawings, and contract documents. The stated completion period is 121 calendar days, with liquidated damages of $250 per calendar day.

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