The project includes planning, design, and constructing an interior office space comprising approximately of 13,600 SF of perimeter office area in the HUD Headquarters Building in Washington DC. Functional requirements include (8) private offices at 200 SF per office, (8) private offices at 150 SF per office, (8) supervisory workstations at 100 SF per workstation, (64) standard working level workstations at 56 SF per workstation, collaborate spaces for conferencing, informal meeting, and videoconferencing. The project also includes additional small two to four-person collaborative spaces, (2) telephone rooms for private conversation, (1) break area with pantry, (24) lateral file cabinets, and 36” wide 2 drawers. Construction includes a typical forty-two bay interior tenant fit out building alteration.
Plumbing scope of work included requirements for plumbing modifications throughout the entire project area.
HVAC scope of work included requirements for HVAC modifications throughout the entire project area which included removing and replacing all existing ductwork and diffusers and accessories, air registers, VAV boxes, hydronic piping, and return air grilles.
Electrical scope of work included requirements for electrical modifications throughout the entire project area including requirements to remove and replace lighting, lighting controls, conduit, wire, receptacles, branch circuit conduit and conductors. Provided access to walkerduct power duct and provided a pedestal service fitting with WHIP to powered furniture system. Provided terminations to pedestals and furniture systems. Provided homerun conductors from device load to panelboard based on circuit length.
Fire Alarm/Fire Suppression scope of work included requirements for fire alarm/fire suppression modifications throughout the entire project area which included removing and replacing existing sprinkler system, piping, and associated materials. Fire alarm scope of work included removing and replacing the notifier system including all ceiling mounted speakers, speaker strobes, ceiling mounted smoke/heat detectors, pull stations, wiring, all new circuits and pathways, and all related system components.
Communications scope of work included requirements for new data/voice cat 6/6A cabling to be enclosed in conduit, and removed and replaced all data/voice and coaxial cabling, wireless access points, ceiling speakers, and in-slab walkerduct system.
