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10000-047 Cowell & College 10 Trash Compactors | Modify existing loading docks to accept new compactors. |
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1650-001 Cowell College Summer 2008 Major Maintenance Miscellaneous Renovations | Miscellaneous renovations at the Cowell residence halls. Work includes: Installing new concrete ramps with associated paving. Remove and replace one concrete stair. Renovate two laundry rooms. Repair two porches at the faculty apartments. Repair sanitary sewer lines and storm drain basins. |
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1650-002 Cowell College 2008 Summer Major Maintenance Abatement | Abate insulation elbows in two mechanical rooms at Cowell College. Prepare exterior handrails for paint by removing failing lead containing paint. Work includes stairwells, porches and entrance rails. Remove and dispose of entrance glazing panels on all seven Cowell residence halls. |
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1650-003 Cowell College Summer 2008 Major Maintenance Fire Alarm | Relocate all pull stations to ADA standard heights in Cowell residence halls. Add one salvaged horn/strobe to each of the seven entrance foyers. Upgrade 'Type X' Siemens fire alarm system to 'Type l' in two residence halls. Upgrade includes new devices, panels and any required programming. |
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1650-004 Cowell Summer 2008 Major Maintenance Entrance Window Wall Package | Install new single glazed aluminum window wall box frames in seven (7) Cowell College residence hall entrances. New frames to be similar to existing in profile and size. Retain the existing wooden support structure. Removal and disposal of the existing aluminum frames is by others. |
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1650-006 Cowell College Summer 2008 Major Maintenance Exterior Painting | Clean and paint seven (7) Cowell College concrete dorm buildings. Re-paint steel handrails and stair stringers, prep by others. Apply clear coat to entrance wooden trellis. |
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1650-007 Cowell College Summer 2008 Major Maintenance Interior Painting | Prep and paint all common areas in the seven (7) Cowell dormitories. Common areas are hallways, lounges and entrance stairwell walls. |
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1650-008 Cowell College Summer 2008 Major Maintenance Electrical | Replace all Dorm room and Hallway lighting. Install motion detectors in hallways and wire one light per wind to the emergency circuit. Replace and relocate transformers and distribution panels in all mechanical rooms in seven Cowell college residence halls. New panels and transformers will be moved to the exterior of the building. |
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1650-009 Cowell College Summer 2008 Major Maintenance Mechanical | Replace selected ceiling radiant heat panels and restroom ventilation fans. Replace and relocate boilers and hot water tanks in seven Cowell College mechanical rooms. Raise one lower quad gas meter above grade. Remove and cap fire hoses in corridors. Change out all sprinkler heads and reconfigure sprinkler stand pipes as necessary in mechanical rooms for code compliance. |
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1650-011 Cowell College Summer 2008 Major Maintenance Roofing | Remove built up roof, gutters and downspouts from 7 Cowell residence hall entrance canopies. Install new single ply roofs, gutters and downspouts. Repair various sections of tile roof, inspect and replace underlayment where necessary. |
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1650-012 Cowell College Summer 2008 Major Maintenance BMS Upgrade | Upgrade the existing Honeywell Delta 1000 BMS system with a new Honeywell Jace and Unitary controller. Program controllers to achieve sequence of operations including modifications to the campus front end web supervisor software. Provide 120V power where required for control components. |
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2220- Communications Building PDU Replacement | Provide and install replacement of existing PDUs in the communications Building Data Center with a new overhead busway distribution system including seismic support. Use rack mounted power strips with individual circuit monitoring for rack power. |
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2300 Delaware Avenue - Building C ADA & Life Safety Upgrades | Provide architectural services for 2300 Delaware Avenue Building C ADA & Life Safety Upgrades. Successful experience in the following areas will be evaluated: site development, design and construction of university research/teaching facilities of comparable size and scale will be preferred; experience with semiconductor manufacturing facilities is highly desirable. |
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2300 Delaware VAV Box and Control Replacement | Remove the existing VAV boxes and controls, and install new VAV boxes re-heat coils and controls for the first floor at 2300 Delaware. |
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2300-096 Crown College Kitchen Grease Interceptor Installation | Install new grease interceptor for Crown Kitchen, including excavating new drain piping. |
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3048- Porter College Dorm Bldg A Additional Floors, Major Maintenance & Seismic Upgrade | |
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3235- Kresge Town Hall Roof Replacement & Dry Rot Repair | Demo existing rood and replace with new composition roof. Demo existing stucco wall with doors & windows and construct new wall per plans & specs. |
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4017- Sinsheimer Labs Airside Variable Frequency Drive Installation | Install owner-furnished variable frequency drives on (12) rooftop exhaust fans. Lock existing exhaust fan inlet vanes in full open position. |
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5314-014 College Eight Dining Hall Roof Replacement | Remove the composite shingle roof at the College Eight Dining Hall. Remove partial substrate and inspect ventilation assembly. Install new decking, flashing and composite roof with added ridge and eve vent. |
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6801- East Campus Infill Apartments | The project as currently planned will deliver around 100 student apartments. |
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9078- Dark Fiber Optic Upgrade | Install underground conduit from the West entrance of campus to the West remote lot and from the 2300 Delaware property line (fronting Delaware Ave.) into the Building A data room. Then install one inch inter-duct in all of the new conduit and in some existing conduit between the West remote lot and the Physical Science Building. This work is part of a much larger project to bring additional connectivity to the campus. |
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9079- CUHS Blue Light Telephones | Provide and install five emergency blue light phones at various locations on campus. Associated site development includes small retaining walls, footings, power and telecommunications utility connections and landscaping repair. Also includes concrete and asphalt modifications for ADA requirements. |
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9082- Campus Utilities Campuswide Dark Fiber Inner Duct | Provide and install one inch inner duct into existing campus conduit. |
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9083 Campuswide Area Distribution Frame Emergency Power | Provide and install new electrical circuits and receptacles for thirteen existing Area Distribution Frame (ADF) rooms on the main campus in various buildings. |
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Applied Sciences (Baskin Engineering) - Computer Gaming Lab Lighting | Provide and install lighting and controls for new gaming lab in Room 168, 168A and 168B. |
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Baskin Engineering- Rooms 206, 207, 208 Buildout | Provide and install lab casework & fume hood for one research lab and two support spaces. Work includes related ductwork connection for fume hood, utility piping and electrical modifications as needed for functional research space. |
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Biomedical Sciences Facility | Approximately 92,300 sf of wet laboratory space and core specialized facilities to support interdisciplinary research for the Departments of Molecular and Cellular Biology, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Environmental Toxicology, Biomolecular Engineering concentrating in health and medical issues, and a vivarium for small rodents. The project site is an existing paved parking lot, located in the Science Hill area of the central campus. |
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Campus Infrastructure Improvements, Phase 1: Stormwater | The first of two phases of improvements to the campus storm water drainage system. Construction will include improvements at eight locations along campus stream channels and drainages. Phase I will focus on erosion problems at the top of the drainage channels and some repairs in severely eroded areas. |
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Campus Reclaimed Water Study | This engineering Study develops the potential use of reclaimed water as described in the 2020 LRDP EIR Mitigation Measure as follows: UTIL-9G: Within two years following approval of the 2005 LRDP, the Campus shall initiate a study on feasible measures for utilization of reclaimed water (including rainwater, grey water, cooling tower blow down water and/or recycled water) in new development. Potential uses of reclaimed water include cooling, irrigation, and toilet flushing. The study shall contain a plan to utilize reclaimed water in new development as feasible and effective in water conservation, and shall include an implementation schedule. |
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Campus Utilities - Infrastructure Improvements, Phase One: Campus Core Cooling Water | Core Cooling water studies have summarized the present cooling water capacity and the demand with approved building projects. The recommended solution to increase cooling water capacity is to construct a new 5600 ton southern cooling tower and split the cooling loop into upper and lower halves. This $3.8 million dollar project includes a chilled water inter-tie between chiller plants in Sinsheimer Labs and Earth and Marine Sciences Labs. By implementing these solutions, the campus will expand the core cooling water capacity in advance of demand increases. |
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Cowell College Dining Commons Seismic Renovations | The scope of this project includes the renovation of the original dining hall, servery, kitchen and food preparation areas to accommodate an increased and expanding student population on campus. This project will also correct structural seismic deficiencies in the dining hall and commons on the first floor and office areas in the basement, including accessibility and fire protection upgrades to meet code compliances. The project area is approximately 22,000 square feet and primarily constructed of cast-in-place reinforced concrete with concrete walls and moment frames. The construction cost is estimated at $11 million and construction duration is estimated at 10 months. |
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Cowell Student Health Center Expansion & Seismic Improvements | This project includes the renovation and construction of an addition to the student health services facility including clinical services, urgent care services, health education, personal counseling, and administrative spaces. The proposed expansion may increase the gross square footage of the building by approximately 30%. Proposed expansion may include a second-story addition comprised of lightweight construction materials to minimize seismic mass. Seismic renovations may include new and retrofitted concrete shear walls, braced frames, foundation modifications and upgrades. |
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Digital Arts Facility | Approximately 27,000 asf of studio, instruction and research space. |
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Employee Housing Master Plan | The Employee Housing Master Plan will establish ways to "operationalize" elements of the 2006 Employee Housing Administrative Plan (EHAP) by documenting specific housing program mixes, physical planning concepts, sit analysis, options and scenarios for increasing employee housing, financial feasibility analysis, and potential ways to structure resource allocations. The EHMP should conform to the land use principles identified in the 2005 Long Range Development Plan and will also identify procurement and/or development opportunities that exist off campus. |
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Engineering Audit of Campus Water Use | UC Santa Cruz has made a commitment to conduct an engineering audit of campus water use as one of several mitigations for the environmental impacts of the projected increases in campus water use over the next 15 years. The scope will include gathering background data, identify options for reducing water consumption, conducting an analysis of the cost implementation over the next 5 years. At a minimum the audit will assess the efficiency of plumbing fixtures in campus facilities, irrigation systems, and the campus cooling water system. The audit may also include focused building audits of one or more laboratory or residential buildings or other buildings with high water use. |
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Heller Drive Bike Lanes | Bikelanes on Heller Dr. from Empire Grade to McLaughlin Dr. The proposed project would construct Class II bike lanes along approximately 1 mile of Heller Drive, one of three primary campus roads at UC Santa Cruz. The project would also include removal and installation of asphalt-concrete curbs, guard rails and retaining walls, and drainage improvements. |
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Infrastructure Improvements Phase 1 Domestic / Fire Protection Water | Infrastructure 1, domestic and fire water system improvements provides new underground water mains, vaults, pressure reducing stations, double check valves, new main tie-ins and service re-connections. The impairments to water service and fire protection shall follow the specified building release schedule and duration. |
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Infrastructure Improvements Phase 2: Stormwater | The second of two phases of improvements to the campus storm water drainage system. Construction will include improvements at approximately 33 locations along campus stream channels and drainages. Phase 2 storm water improvements will address erosion problems within natural drainage channels, and improve the capacity of some sinkholes in the drainage. |
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Infrastructure Planning- Marine Science Campus | During the Infrastructure planning phase, the engineering consultant would assist the campus in developing a project description and budget information necessary to write the Project Planning Guide (PPG) required by the University of California for project approval and funding by Spring 2008. Assuming satisfactory completion of this initial programming phase, the civil engineering consultant would also design and provide construction administration services for the Infrastructure Project, currently scheduled to begin in Summer 2009. |
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Marine Science Campus (formerly Long Marine Lab) Coastal Long Range Development Plan | Development plan for the 98-acre Marine Science Campus (formerly Long Marine Lab), including Younger Lagoon Reserve. |
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McHenry Library Addition & Renovation | Phase 1: addition of approximately 120,000 ogsf to the existing 156,000 ogsf building. Phase 2: renovations, ADA improvements, and seismic reinforcement of the existing building. For more information on this project, see the McHenry Library Addition and Renovation Project page. |
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Performing Arts Complex & University House Fire Alarm Replacement | In multiple buildings provide all labor, materials, equipment and engineering to replace existing building Fire Alarm System including new Siemens MXL fire alarm panel (1) devices, wiring, programming, testing, etc. Buildings will be occupied during construction. Existing system to remain in operations until final acceptance of new system. |
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Physical Sciences Building - Emergency Generator | Provide a new 125 kW dual-fuel emergency generator and liquid propane tank at the Physical Sciences Building. Work includes installation of new gas feed and electrical conduit to serve generator site, new LPG tank and generator pads, generator connection and startup, generator and tank enclosures, and associated sitework. Work also includes removal of temporary cabling serving existing temporary generator. |
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Porter College Seismic and Capital Renewal Projects & College House B Addition | This project combines capital renewal and seismic corrections for Porter College Dining Common building and Porter College House B, a residential dormitory, on the Santa Cruz campus. The scope of work for Porter College Dining Common includes seismic corrections and the renovation and maintenance of the original dining hall, servery, kitchen and food preparation areas, and the Hungry Slug Café. The budget for the Dining portion is 13,000,000. Project scope for Porter College House B includes capital renewal and seismic corrections of structural deficiencies. The capital renewal component in Porter House B would include replacement of the exterior skin of the building, extensive restroom renovations, correction of code and accessibility inadequacies. Also included would be site capital renewal serving the entire Porter College complex. The budget for the Res B portion is 28,000,000. The Porter College House B addition project would add a sixth floor to the existing building. |
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Ranch View Terrace (formerly Inclusion Area D) Housing, Phase I | Forty-five single family homes will be constructed as the first phase of a potential eighty-four unit housing development for UCSC faculty and staff. Project will use third-party development method. |
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REBID- Thimann Labs Fire Alarm Replacement | Provide all labor, materials and engineering to replace existing building Fire Alarm System including new Siemens MXL fire alarm panel, devices, wiring, programming, testing, etc. Building will be occupied during construction. Existing system to remain in operation until final acceptance of new system. |
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Sinsheimer Laboratories - California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) Shared Laboratory Room 104B-111 | The project scope is wet and dry laboratory alterations to convert a vacant chemical/optical research suite into a tissue research suite with offices, two positive pressure rooms, a microscope room, two fume hoods, and teaching spaces. The core of the SSCF facility will be a suite of six rooms totaling approximately 1700 SF. A former support room, not in the core, will be converted into an autoclave room. The scope of this alteration work includes architectural and MEP demolition, fire sprinkler relocation, new architectural construction of fire rated walls and gypsum board, suspended ceilings, doors, hardware, casework, shelving, signage, finishes, and new utility construction for water, air, vacuum, lab gases, steam piping, HVAC ductwork, HEPA filters, fan coil units, DX air-cooled air conditioning units, fire dampers, HVAC control valves, testing and balancing, automatic fire alarm, power, lighting, data and telephone. New laboratory equipment is Owner-furnished, Contractor-installed, as scheduled. |
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Stevenson Summer Major Maintenance- BMS Upgrade | BMS upgrade in eight Stevenson College Residence Halls. Work includes replacing the existing Honeywell Delta 1000 system with new Honeywell web based controls in each building, installation of a unitary controller, Honeywell Jace and new points as indicated. |
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Student Facilities Building- CASFS Apprenticeship Housing | Construction of eight, 4-unit "tent cabins" at the UCSC farm. Construction also includes remodel of existing solar shower and 900' DG path. |
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Student Life Seismic Corrections West Field House | This project will correct deficient structure West Field House of which is rated seismically Poor (all DGS level V and represent serious life-safety hazards). The West Field House is a wood framed gymnasium building with both mens and womens locker rooms and equipment rooms. The main structural deficiencies occur at the connections between structural elements. It has insufficient lateral support between the large roof trusses and top of the concrete walls. The plywood roof diaphragm is unblocked and thus inadequate to transfer lateral forces from the roof the north counterfort wall (below the large window wall). Therefore the roof and trusses are deficient in the east-west direction. There are no reinforcing ties in the concrete to confine the embedded dowels for the connection. This lack of confinement will allow significant cracking and spalling to occur in the concrete at the connection. Planned corrections for this project will address hazardous conditions and strengthen the seismic resistance of the structure to achieve a rating of Good. Mandatory code upgrades and accessibility triggered by the seismic improvements also will be completed. In addition, the following modification will occur. 1. The existing structural system will be upgraded to improve the seismic rating of Poor to Good. 2. The existing systems impacted by these structural upgrades will be modified accordingly. The project is not intended to replace general maintenance. 3. Correct the accessible ramp at the rear accessible parking and building entrance deficiencies to comply with the State of California Building Code and Title 24 Accessibility Standards. 4. Install new elevator gurney compliant near the primary entrance to the facility for access to the 2nd floor. 5. Provide equivalent facilitation for Men and Women locker rooms. Upgrade, consolidate and redistribute the code required number of accessible bathrooms, showers, lockers, drinking fountains standards throughout the facility. 6. Install accessible public counters at the ticket booth and offices. |
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Thimann Labs Hot Water/Condenser Piping Relocation | Install new heating water and condenser water piping to Thimann Labs per plans and specifications. |
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UCSC Long Range Development Plan 2005-2020 | Comprehensive planning activity prepares an update to the 1988 Long Range Development Plan. The effort resulted in the UCSC Long Range Development Plan 2005-2020 (2005 LRDP) and associated Environmental Impact Report. |
Coastal Long Range Development Plan