University of Minnesota Ionwave #02-300-27-4295 Addendum 3

Asbestos and hazardous-material abatement at three University of Minnesota St. Paul campus buildings

The University of Minnesota seeks licensed contractors to remove asbestos and other regulated materials from three St. Paul campus buildings ahead of demolition, which will be performed by others. - Government buyer and project team - University of Minnesota, Board of Regents; Facilities Management–Hazardous Materials Program and Twin Cities Facilities Management are identified in the project materials. Capital Planning Project Management (CPPM) and Capital Project Management (CPM) also appear in survey and project documents; Kevin Ross is named in survey materials. - Alliiance is the Architect/Engineer of Record. Terracon Consultants, Inc. performed the St. Paul Student Center asbestos survey. Neither is identified as an abatement OEM. - Requested services and locations - Bailey Hall: remove and dispose of surveyed asbestos-containing materials, including pipe and fitting insulation, floor tile and adhesive, insulation debris, caulk, transite, and other identified materials. Addendum quantities include pipe insulation in Rooms 1B, E1, E5, E7, E9, E10, and 101: 36 LF; 12 LF and 44 LF; 8 LF and 25 LF; 16 LF; 14 LF; 20 LF; and 24 LF, respectively, as specified by insulation size/type in the addendum. - Bailey Dining Center: remove surveyed asbestos-containing materials, including pipe insulation, floor tile and adhesive, window glazing, and other identified materials. Full containment is required for pipe-insulation removal in the basement crawlspace. - St. Paul Student Center: remove surveyed asbestos-containing materials, including the Northstar Ballroom wood stage floor and underlying tar, and asbestos-contaminated soil from sub-basement areas. Soil work includes a 6-inch removal depth and an additional 5-by-40-foot area. The specified 3,200 SF of fiberglass duct insulation with black tar and 1,500 LF of gray AHU-seam caulk in sub-basement S-50 are excluded from the bid scope. - Additional regulated waste may include lamps, ballasts, door closers, and electronics. Contractors must verify site quantities; no product purchase quantities or product part numbers are specified. - Notable requirements - Contractor must hold Minnesota asbestos-abatement licensing and comply with University specifications and prevailing-wage requirements. - Full containment is required for asbestos floor-tile removal and specified Dining Center crawlspace pipe-insulation work. Scope also includes required rooftop-unit removal and boarding of ground-level window openings. - Abatement only: demolition is by others. Partial-building or single-building proposals are permitted, and the University may split awards among contractors. Pricing is fixed lump sum; concealed materials may be addressed through change orders. - The Student Center contractor must coordinate building heat and provide temporary heaters as needed. The RFP also calls for safety, work approach, schedule, qualifications, and cost information. - Budget and schedule - Stated construction budget is $3,000,000 total, or $1,000,000 per building. - Current addendum schedule: Bailey Hall and Bailey Dining Center work is planned for January through April 2027; Student Center work is planned for February through June 2027. No option years or annual subscription are stated. - OEMs and vendors - No product manufacturers or OEMs are specified. Named project and survey firms are Alliiance and Terracon Consultants, Inc.

Description

The University of Minnesota is requesting proposals for construction services to perform hazardous-materials and asbestos abatement at Bailey Hall, Bailey Dining Center, and the St. Paul Student Center on its St. Paul campus. Work may cover one or more buildings or portions of buildings, and the University may select and sequence work based on project needs, schedule, and available funding. Respondents may propose for a single building; selections are evaluated at the building level, and awards may go to multiple contractors or one contractor. The stated total construction budget is $3,000,000, with $1,000,000 allocated to each building.

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