New York State Contract Reporter #2140046

Clement Hall heat exchanger replacement and related building-system construction

DASNY is seeking construction work to replace heating and building systems at SUNY University at Buffalo’s Clement Hall. - Government buyer: Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY), Construction / Construction Contracts Division; work is at SUNY University at Buffalo in Buffalo, Erie County, New York. - Scope and quantities: Replace 2 heat exchangers, 9 pumps, and 2 condensate pumps; provide and install a domestic water filter system and HVAC building management controls; replace doors and install a shaft wall; complete electrical connections and lead and asbestos abatement. - OEMs and vendors: No equipment OEMs or manufacturers are identified. Camelot Print and Copy Centers is named for contract-document access and reproduction, not as an equipment supplier or project contractor. SUNY University at Buffalo is the project location, not a named equipment vendor. - Notable requirements: Bidders must show at least five years of similar experience and document five comparable completed or substantially completed projects. Participation goals are 1% SDVOB, 3% MBE, and 2% WBE. The procurement also specifies contract security, insurance and EEO/AA requirements, and New York State vendor responsibility and business-registration compliance; professional engineering service providers must have applicable New York State authorization. - Estimated construction value: $1.5 million–$1.75 million.

Description

The project involves removal and installation of two heat exchangers, nine pumps, two condensate pumps, a domestic water filter system, and HVAC building management controls. Work also includes door replacement, shaft wall installation, lead and asbestos abatement, and electrical connections at Clement Hall, University at Buffalo. The stated estimated construction cost is $1,500,000–$1,750,000. Bidders must meet the stated experience requirements and comply with the solicitation’s other requirements, including contract security, EEO/AA insurance, and New York State vendor registration requirements.

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