Coconut Creek Ionwave #IFB No. 10-06-26-10 Addendum 7

Coconut Creek Fleet Building Renovation and Optional Rooftop Solar System

The City of Coconut Creek is seeking bids to renovate and structurally harden its Fleet Building, with a rooftop solar system offered as an optional add alternate. - Government buyer: City of Coconut Creek, Finance and Administrative Services, Procurement Division; the opportunity also references Public Works and the Fleet Building. Procurement contact named in the solicitation: Carlos Marmolejos. - Base project: Building demolition and renovation; structural hardening; standing-seam aluminum roof replacement; impact-rated overhead doors, windows, and louvers; interior framing and finishes; flooring, casework, and shelving; and mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire alarm, lighting, and telecom upgrades. The scope includes HVAC, plumbing fixtures and piping, panel and transformer work, generator transfer switch, CCTV conduit, fiber and CAT-6 cabling, and a telecom rack. - Optional solar add alternate: 630 Hanwha Q CELLS Q.PLUS 345 modules and a SolarEdge SE 100KUS inverter, specified in the solar documents as a 217.35 kW DC system. One architectural plan summary instead lists 124.89 kW; bidders should verify the governing capacity and design. Solar work must meet Florida Building Code high-velocity hurricane-zone requirements, include signed and sealed engineering drawings and calculations for 185-mph wind resistance, and be verified as acceptable for Florida Power & Light grid connection and net metering before materials are ordered. Permanent labeling and rapid-shutdown signage are also required. - Other named manufacturers and products: Greenheck exhaust fans (2 SP-B110, 2 SE1-14-436-VG, 1 SE1-12-432-VG, and 1 SE1-16-436-VG); A. O. Smith ENS-30 Short 30-gallon electric water heater (1); Merchant & Evans ZIP-RIB standing-seam roof panels or approved equal; Larsen MP-10 Series fire extinguishers (15); and restroom fixtures/accessories from Bobrick and Moen. The plans also specify 14 manually operated and 1 motor-operated impact-resistant overhead door. - Notable project requirements: The building is to remain operational during construction, with phased work and measures to maintain vehicle-bay operations during business hours. Wet floodproofing and protection or elevation of mechanical and electrical equipment are included in the project requirements. - Performance: Work is to begin within 30 days after Notice to Proceed and be completed within 540 calendar days. A one-year warranty applies to materials and workmanship after project acceptance.

Description

The City of Coconut Creek, Florida is soliciting bids from qualified, experienced, and licensed General Contractors to renovate the Fleet Building at 4900 West Copans Road. Work must follow the plans, specifications, terms, and conditions in the IFB. The project documents include architectural, structural, and MEP plans and technical specifications. Photovoltaic roof panel installation is identified in the documents as an add-alternate item.

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