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10000-047 Cowell & College 10 Trash Compactors | Modify existing loading docks to accept new compactors. |
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10073 Stairway Imporvements: Kerr Hall, Crown College Bus Stop & Merrill | Demo existing A.C. Path. Install new concrete stairs, handrails and lighting. |
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10630 - 2300 Delaware Avenue - Building C ADA & Life Safety Upgrades | 2300 Delaware Building C ADA/Life Safety Upgrades includes but is not limited to demolition of an existing boiler and installation of a new boiler. Work on an existing air handling unit including duct and piping installation, complete bathroom remodel, fire alarm and fire sprinkler work, lighting improvements, flooring and painting. |
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10633- 2300 Delaware Ave Bldg C- Engineering Thin Films and Materials Labs | Design of a new lab suite containing to University research labs. One will contain three helium cryostats and associated equipment for use in nano/low temperature materials research. The second lab will contain a metal oxide vapor deposition reactor and associated equipment for use in atomic layer deposition research. |
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11011 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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11012- Infrastructure Planning- Phase 4 Cogeneration Upgrade Study | Anticipated consultant services include programming, planning and design, bidding and construction administration. Current funding is limited to conceptual programming phase services, which will include development of a Detailed Project Program and analysis of upgrade conditions meeting new regulatory and code requirements. Final selection and appointment as consulting design engineer will be contingent upon successful completion of programming services and upon full funding of the project. |
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11121 Marine Science Campus Area Plan | |
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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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1303-025 Barn G Conference Room Remodel | Remodel of Barn G Conference Room, including replacement of structural post, new duct work and finish work. |
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1400-084 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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1500-015 Physical Education Facilities - Lower East Field House Fence | Install 2200’ of 6’8” custom wire fence with wood fence posts to enclose the lower east field. |
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1503 Physical Education Facilities - East Field House Pool Repairs | Renovation of the UCSC Physical Education Facility pool. Pool is approximately 12,600 square feet in size. This project includes the removal, replacement and repair of the pool plaster, tile, pool deck, drain, underwater pool lights, pool gutter and piping, etc. as required to renovate the existing swimming pool at the East Field House. Also includes ADA and CBC compliance upgrades to the parking area, entrance path, lobby, 1st floor restrooms, shower and locker area, and pool area of the Field House. |
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1504 P.E. Facilities – East Field House New Hot Water Heating System | Replace existing hot water heating system with 4 new boilers and reconnect to primary heating loop. Project includes demolition, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, controls upgrade and miscellaneous general construction. |
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1649 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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1651 Cowell College Commons Ground Floor Renovation | Description of Work: The scope of this project includes the interior renovation of approximately 3,850 ASF of the ground floor area of Cowell College Commons Building to accommodate the proposed administrative spaces. |
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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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2300-096 Crown College Kitchen Grease Interceptor Installation | Install new grease interceptor for Crown Kitchen, including excavating new drain piping. |
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2600-111 Merrill College Dorm A & B Piping Replacement | Reroute underground DHWS, DHWS, CWS, WSP, HHWS and HHWR above grade along the exterior dormitory wall in areas without crawl spaces. Reroute underground DHWS, DHWS, CWS, WSP, HHWS and HHWR into unexcavated spaces where available. |
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2633 - Crown Merrill Apartment Deck Replacement | Demolish and dispose of thirty-one (31) three story wooden deck structures. Replace with new PTDF post and beam deck assembly. Work includes new concrete footings, deck structure, waterproof decking material, handrails and pickets. |
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2743 Baskin Engineering MOCVD Lab | Remodel of existing lab space to accommodate new research. |
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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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3045 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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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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3617- REBID, 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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3900-002 Demand Control Ventilation Classroom Unit 1 & 2 | Install a new Building Control System and incorporate into the sequence of operation Demand Control Ventilation |
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4932 - Coastal Biology Building, Original Construction | |
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5601 Digital Arts Facility | Approximately 27,000 asf of studio, instruction and research space. |
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5707 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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5714-002 Cardiff Terrace Hagar Meadows Interior Improvements - Carpentry | Millwork, bath accessory, trim, and other miscellaneous carpentry work as part of finish replacement in faculty housing units. |
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6203 Physical Sciences Building - FIFS Lab Remodel | Remodel of two lab spaces in Physical Sciences Building to house new optics labs. Work includes HVAC, plumbing, electrical, fire protection, framing and finishes. Demolition of selected existing building components. |
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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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6801- East Campus Infill Apartments | UC Santa Cruz proposes to construct a new approximately 230,000-square foot student apartment complex as infill development on the central campus. The complex would consist of seven 4- to 10-story buildings inter-linked with pedestrian bridges between various floors, clustered around landscaped courtyards. The development would provide about 100 apartments, with a total of between 550 and 600 student beds, as well as laundry areas, community spaces, and recreational areas. Pathways and open areas within the new development would be linked to the adjacent developments. The facility will be designed to achieve U.S. Green Building Council certification, or higher Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating if possible. |
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8500-011 Chinquapin/Mclaughlin Improvements | The Chinquapin/McLaughlin Improvements Project consists of the installations of sidewalks on the Westside of Chinquapin Road and a portion of McLaughlin Drive. Also included is the widening of Chinquapin Road to create an uphill bike lane on the eastside from Mclaughlin Drive up to the Firehouse. The road widening will require a concrete pier and grade beam retaining wall on the downslope (west) side of Chinquapin. The project will also include the relocation of two existing streetlights. |
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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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8947 Heller Drive Pavement Rehabilitation, West Entrance to College Eight | Repairs to approximately 2600 L.F. of campus roadway including but not limited to: removal and replacement of asphalt pavement, base rock, portions of subgrade, curbs, swales & striping. Also includes traffic control, SWPPP plans, bus stop replacements (4). |
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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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9068 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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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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9077 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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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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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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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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