Young Hall, 4th Floor, Computational Theory Lab Remodel

Agency:	UCLA Capital Programs
State:	California
Type of Government:	State & Local
NAICS Category:	236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
Posted Date:	Oct 21, 2024
Due Date:	Nov 12, 2024
Solicitation No:	943909.01
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Description

Project Name	Young Hall, 4th Floor, Computational Theory Lab Remodel
Project Number	943909.01
Project Description	Subject to conditions prescribed by the University of California, Los Angeles, sealed bids from prequalified Bidders for a lump sum contract are invited for the following work: Contractor shall renovate Rooms 4335, 4341, 4345, 4351, and 4359 on the 4th floor of Young Hall to convert them into a Computational Theory Lab capable of accommodating approximately forty students/researchers and handling the projected volume of procedures and experiments required for current and future research needs. The project area is 4,331 a.s.f. (5,116 g.s.f.) and is located on the west side of the south wing of the building. The proposed program includes a large open office area with gathering spaces, open workstations, a conference room, a pantry, and two phone rooms. Demolition and modifications to existing walls and mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems are required to accommodate the new program. Current VAV boxes require replacement and current ductwork require modification to support the new space requirements. The adjacent restrooms will also be selectively upgraded for accessibility compliance. TO VIEW AND DOWNLOAD ALL FURTHER INFORMATION (PREQUALIFICATION DOCUMENTS IF ANY; BIDDING DOCUMENTS; ADDENDA IF ANY; CONFERENCE/JOB WALK SIGN-IN SHEET; PLANHOLDERS LIST; PREQUALIFIED BIDDERS, IF ANY, ETC.), CLICK HERE: UCLA ONLINE PLANROOM
Estimated Construction Cost	$2,241,038.00

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