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10000-187 Multiple Locations - Summer Major Maintenance 2013 Roofing | Oakes College: Tear off, New TPO Crown College: Tear off, New Composition Graduate Student Housing: Tear Off, New Composition |
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10000-189 Multiple Locations - Housing Emergency Storage Containers | Provide foundation pads at eight locations for placement of University-furnished containers. Provide associated site work and crane for placement of containers on footings as indicated in drawings and specifications. |
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11122 Northeast Campus Area Plan | The Area Plan addresses broad campus planing issues and examines a portion of the UC Santa Cruz campus to accommodate future expansion of the Social Sciences Division and Student Affairs development (student life and housing) consistent with the division’s academic plan, the planning principles articulated in the 2005 Long-Range Development Plan and the Physical Design Framework – March 2010. |
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11407 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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1324 Original Ranch Buildings Central Garage Wash Bay and Water Reclamation System | New wash bay and water reclamation system including new wash bay enclosure, equipment pad and utility connections. |
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1442 - Thimann Laboratories Room 137 Conversion to Ancient DNA Lab | The Thimann Ancient DNA Laboratory project is the renovation of approximately 750 square feet of space in an existing science building on the UC Santa Cruz campus. This work includes, but is not limited to the following: 1. Construction of a suite of three clean room, all positively pressured relative to adjacent spaces; main laboratory with fume hood, bone-grinding room and equipment room. 2. Structural steel framing, cold-formed metal framing and metal fabrications. 3. Interior finishes and furnishings include: gypsum board assemblies, acoustical ceilings, resilient flooring, epoxy flooring and paints and coatings. 4. Pressed steel frames, wood doors, access doors and panels, aluminum windows, glazing and hardware. 5. Mechanical and electrical work including; heating, ventilating & air conditioning systems, electrical systems, interior lighting, fire alarm system and data/communication work. |
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1505 - REBID-Physical Education Facilities Solar Thermal | Provide new solar thermal panel system on OPERS roof to provide supplemental heat to primary heating system. |
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1600-130 Cowell College - Infill Apartments Building 2 & 3 Shower Repairs | Scope to include replacement of 17 showers in Cowell Infill Apartments Buildings 2 & 3. Add alternate will include an additional replacement of 5 showers in Building 1. |
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1600-131 Cowell College - Infill Apartment Building 2 Interior Paint | Scope to include painting of 15 apartments in Building 2 at Cowell Infill Apartments. Prep and paint all surfaces (excluding doors). |
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1652 Infill Apartments Exterior Replacement Phases I and II | The Project would restore the exterior assemblies of the Infill Apartments at four colleges to full weather tight performance. The buildings were completed in 2004. Based on initial investigations, this will likely entail complete, or nearly complete, removal and replacement of the exterior envelope (not including the roof) over a two-phase, two-year period to meet the occupancy needs of the colleges. Phase I would include the 7-building apartment complex at Stevenson College and two apartment buildings at Kresge College. Phase II would include the 5-building apartment complex at Cowell College and the 5-building apartment complex at Porter College. It is anticipated Phase II would be complete in time for summer occupancy 2015. |
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1810 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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1810-009 REBID - McHenry Library Security Systems | Installation of security cameras and access controls at McHenry Library. |
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2113 - Cogen Replacement Phase 1 | The new cogeneration plant building will house a single combustion turbine (Solar Mercury 50 CTG) and an associated heat recovery unit (HRU) for electric power and hot water production. Electric power will be produced by the CTG and fed into the existing campus 12,000 Volt distribution system. Hot water will be produced by the CTG heat exchanger and fed into the existing campus Central Heat Plant hot water system. The new building will be multistory approximately 4900 square feet designed in accordance with LEED Silver rating requirements. The building will also house hot water distribution pumps, electrical equipment, lube oil cooler, emissions monitoring equipment, selective catalytic reduction equipment, piping, control systems and other accessories. It will provide a control room, a toilet room and maintenance shop. In addition, a natural gas booster compressor skid, a black-start generator and an isolation transformer will be installed on grade due to the space limitations within the building. The plant site will be constructed with consideration to limit the impact of construction on existing plant operations and reuse as much of the existing plant systems as possible, while minimizing the overall impact and footprint on the proposed site. The existing cogeneration facility will be kept operational during most of the construction of the new replacement plant. |
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2300-125 Crown College Library Building Envelope Restoration | Building envelope restoration work including re-roof (re-use min. 70% existing roof tiles), pedestrian deck re-coating, elastomeric wall coating and new windows. |
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2355 - Crown College Restroom ADA Alterations | |
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2634 - Merrill College Stairway Improvements | Work includes demolition of existing A. C. path, grading, forming of new colored concrete stairs, drystack retaining wall, handrails, epoxy stair nosing, drainage and connection to existing piping. Also includes construction fencing pedestrian detour signage. The work includes, but is not limited to, the following: Merrill College Stairway. |
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2635 Merrill College Major Maintenance Renovations 2013/2014 | Major Maintenance Work: Roofing and rooftop equipment replacement, restroom fixture replacement and fixture piping modifications, window replacement, interior lighting, doors, flooring and paint. New Construction: Landscaping and pathway improvement are planned to meet accessibility requirements associated with these residential upgrades, including remodeling of an exterior bridge and adding an elevator for building accessibility as well as exterior lighting. Some interior space modifications will be made to provide for new accessible restroom, laundry and associated accessible dormitory bedrooms. |
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2806 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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3300-008 Kerr Hall – Roof and Pedestrian Deck Repair | Remove existing built-up roofing system and replace with new thermoplastic roofing membrane. Apply new pedestrian deck coating on existing deck. |
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3300-010 Kerr Hall – Pedestrian Deck Repair | Install a new pedestrian traffic coating on an existing concrete deck. Work to include Removal of old coating, remove/relocate concrete planters, install new coating, replace planters. |
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3406-009 Re-roof, Exterior Paint and Exterior Light Fixture Replacement | Summer maintenance at Village to replace obsolete light fixtures with energy efficient fixtures. Reroof existing roofs and repaint exterior modular trailers, 17 total. |
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3700-019 Oakes College – Residence Hall E Replace Shower Stalls | Scope to include replacement of 8 showers in the Oakes Residence Hall Building “E”. |
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3700-030 Oakes Laundry Improvement | Oakes College Laundry Improvement provides for increasing the number of clothes washing and drying machines by modifying and upgrading existing utilities at six different laundry facilities in the Apartments and Residence Halls. |
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3700-031 Oakes College – Residence Hall H Shower Repair | Replacement of 10 showers in Oakes Residence Hall H. Work includes Corian shower walls, Stonhard floors and new shower valves. |
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4932 - Coastal Biology Building, Original Construction | |
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4934 Marine Science Campus - Marine Mammal Pools Renovation and Expansion | The University of California Santa Cruz is seeking a qualified architecture/engineering firm for full professional services for the renovation and expansion of a complex of marine mammal seawater pools and adjacent site improvements at the Long Marine Laboratory, Santa Cruz, California. Services include, but are not limited to, program and conceptual cost validation, complete design and construction documents, and construction administration services. A feasibility study was completed in February 2013 and documents from that study will be made available to interested teams as part of the University’s RFQ information packet. Services for the awarded firm will be authorized in phases: The first phase will be an analysis of the recent feasibility study, including validation of the concept design and final program, and updating of the concept-level probable cost forecast for the project. Award for the Executive Design Professional services for the second phase will be contingent upon project approval following the first phase. Based on the recent feasibility study, the preliminary construction budget forecast is approximately $5,200,000. |
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6701 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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8884-006 Core West Parking Structure - Electric Vehicle Charging Station 2012 | Provide and install new electric vehicle chargers at Core West Parking. |
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8900-048 Campus Roads – McLaughlin Road Rehabilitation | Project to include rehabilitation of two lane asphalt road running from the McLaughlin bridge to the 20 MPH curve. Also included are pedestrian curb-cuts, and potentially new drainage features. |
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8945 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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8949- Heller Drive Pavement Rehabilitation: Meyer Drive to Core West | Repairs to approximately 1800 l.f. of campus roadway including but not limited to: removal and replacement of asphalt pavement, base rock, portions of subgrade, curbs, swales, striping, and curb- ramp modifications, with related traffic and pedestrian controls. |
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9065-Infrastructure Improvements Phase 1: Storm Water | Storm water Infrastructure Improvements Phase 1 includes repairs to existing drainages and installation of new storm water control devices at multiple locations around campus. This work includes, but is not limited to, the following: 1) Thimann Labs Storm Water Diversion; 2) Kerr Hall Detention Basin; 3) Chinquapin Road to Upper Quarry Diversion; 4) Middle Fork Jordan Gulch to Upper Quarry Diversion; 5) Faculty Housing Outfall; 6) Music Center Diversion. |
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9069 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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9072 - Infrastructure Phase 2, 12KV Switch Replacement | Construction of Medium Voltage System Upgrades including 12KV switch replacements, new conduit, feeders, vault and ductbank installations and testing. Associated site development includes a new platform structure, manhole vaults, road and walkway repairs, retaining walls, landscaping, and underground utilities. |
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9073 - Antenna Site T48 Transformer Replacement | Replace 12KV transformer (T48) and provide new power distribution at the UCSC Antenna tower Site. |
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9076 Campus Utilities Medium Voltage Relay Replacement REBID | Upgrade the 21KV/12KV medium voltage relay protection for the main campus. The project includes replacement of relays, breaker cubicle doors, a new DC battery plant with AC unit, all associated hardware, programming, testing, commissioning and documentation. |
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9077 Infrastructure Improvements Phase 2: Stormwater | Channel stabilization in Moore Creek and Jordan Gulch to include: a) Moore Creek: Baskin tributary, Science Hill tributary, and various East Fork reaches; b) Jordan Gulch: East Fork, Main Stem upstream and downstream reaches. Work includes in-stream stabilization structures. |
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9077-005 Infrastructure Phase 2, Stormwater Gull G Detention Basin | Stormwater detention basin system with two design-build, water-tight, structural concrete vaults (33,500 cubic feet and 20,000 cubic feet) installed beneath a demolished and re-constructed campus parking lot. Detention System components include, but are not limited to: vaults, treatment units, manholes, headwall overflow, surface channels with rip-rap, metal fabrications, and pipe. Parking lot reconstruction includes aggregate base, bituminous asphaltic-cement paving, signs, striping, erosion control with pollution prevention plan and site restoration. |
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9087 - Cooling Tower Controls Retrofit | Contractor to replace the Cogen Cooling Tower Control System with a new “Tridium” based controls as specified in the plans and specs. |
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9089 - Campus Sanitary Sewer Master Plan | A Sanitary Sewer Master Plan for the University of California at Santa Cruz (Campus) has not been developed since initial Campus construction in 1964. A master plan is proposed to: assess and document the existing system condition, model existing & future flows, develop a conceptual level Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), including associated costs, to accommodate Campus growth as projected in the 2005 Long Range Development Plan. |
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9097A Telecommunciations Infrastructure Improvements Phase A | Remodel of one and construction of two telecommunication rooms at the Oakes Academic Building. |
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Biomedical Sciences Facility - NIH Vivarium Improvement, Equipment Installation | Furnishing and installing Vivarium equipment |
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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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East Remote Multi-Modal Transportation Facility | |
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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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Multiple Locations - Re-Roof Cowell Residence Hall Parrington House, Turner house Atrium Roof, Crown Merrill Apartments 6 & 7, Graduate Student Housing Building 1 & 2, Oakes Building C | Reroof Cowell Residence Hall, Parrington House, Turner House Atrium Roof, Crown Merrill Apartments 6 & 7, Graduate Student Housing Building 1 & 2, and Oakes Building C. |
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Oakes College - Pathway Safety Lighting Improvement | Install new and replace existing exterior lighting, including wall and pole mounted fixtures. |
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES PHASE A OAKES ACADEMIC STRUCTURED CABLING | This project replaces existing riser and horizontal cabling in the Oakes College Academic Building. |
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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. |
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