North Carolina eVP #274-2027-RCPAC-08

Convention Center fire-damaged roof and wall repairs

The City of Raleigh is seeking contractors to repair fire-damaged roof and wall areas at the Atlantic Union Bank Convention Center. - Government buyer: City of Raleigh, Atlantic Union Bank Convention Center Department. - Scope: Repair approximately 20,000 square feet of roof, wall, and upper-roof gutter areas; drawings calculate 19,889 square feet. Remove damaged materials to the substrate and replace affected assemblies in kind. - OEM and specified systems: Carlisle SynTec is the roofing basis of design, including SureWeld TPO and Sure-Flex PVC membranes, with a 60-mil minimum membrane thickness. Cover board, insulation, air and vapor retarder, substrate board, flashing, and accessories are also included. No part numbers are specified; alternatives are referenced but not named. - Drainage: Replace five damaged area drains and inspect/clean existing primary and overflow drains. Repair or replace damaged storm piping and related components as required. - Conditional allowances: Up to 15 lengths of cold-formed steel studs; 1,500 sq. ft. of batt insulation; 700 sq. ft. of metal roof deck; 25 sq. ft. of deck at abandoned curbs and penetrations; 25 sq. ft. of concrete deck; 50 linear feet of mechanical/plumbing piping; and 100 linear feet of electrical conduit. Match existing materials where replacements are needed. - Additional investigation: A separately quoted, recommended task covers controlled membrane cleaning, damage assessment, and hot-air weld patch sample tests by a certified technician. - Operating constraints: The Convention Center is to remain open, so work must be coordinated to maintain safe access and minimize disruption. Kimley-Horn is identified as the project engineer.

Description

The City of Raleigh is seeking bids to repair fire-damaged roof and wall surfaces at the Atlantic Union Bank Convention Center. Work includes removing damaged roofing material to the substrate, installing in-kind replacement materials, and replacing five damaged area drains in the upper roof gutter; approximately 20,000 square feet are affected. The contractor must restore structural integrity, maintain safe access while the facility remains operational, and obtain any necessary permits and approvals for traffic control or road and lane closures. Work must follow project drawings, specifications, and applicable City of Raleigh standards.

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