New York State Contract Reporter #2140285

Bray Hall Entrance Security, Door and Storefront Upgrades

SUNY ESF is seeking general construction services to upgrade entrance security and restore or replace doors and storefronts at Bray Hall. - Government buyer: State University of New York (SUNY), College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF), Facilities Planning, Design and Construction; contact named: Elizabeth Parsons. - Project: Upgrade Exterior Doors & Security – Bray Hall, project 201076. - Scope: Upgrade electronic access controls; replace designated doors, frames, storefronts, glazing and hardware; restore historic wood-framed glazed doors and transoms; install a glazed interior vestibule; and replace north and south entrance systems with wood-framed glazed doors, sidelights and transoms. - Associated work: Abatement, demolition, concrete and masonry restoration, architectural work, HVAC, electrical, fire alarm, wiring, access-control programming and commissioning, and restoration of affected granite flooring and terra cotta walls. - Products and OEMs: Runtal electric radiators, model EWP-6 (4); Barron Exitronix LED exit sign, NY900U Series (quantity not stated). No other manufacturers or product part numbers are specified. - Notable requirements: Preserve historic character and keep campus operations functioning during construction. Ground-floor east and first-floor west entrances must be accessible; north and south entrances are not required to be accessible. Four radiators are to be controlled together through the existing building management system. - Participation goals: 6% SDVOB, 15% MBE and 15% WBE; DBE goal is 0%. - Allowance: The project manual includes a $40,000 field-order allowance.

Description

The project provides security upgrades, including electronic access and controls, at Bray Hall entrances, with the First Floor East excluded. Work includes replacing entrance storefront systems and doors, restoring historic wood-framed glazed doors and transoms, and installing new glazed vestibule and wood-framed entrance assemblies. The ground-floor east and first-floor west entries will be fully accessible; the north and south entries will not be designed for accessibility. The scope also includes abatement, demolition, minor concrete and exterior masonry restoration, architectural work, HVAC, electrical, fire alarm, and access control.

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