Description: The City seeks proposals for construction and/or installation work for the Thomasville Central Recreation Center project. The scope includes project management, site clearing and demolition, erosion control and earthwork, concrete and asphalt pavement, walking trails, a tennis/pickleball court, fencing, turf, and related work. Proposal forms, plans, and specifications are available digitally from Benesch by request, and the posting says no formal pre-bid meeting will be held.
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The work of project is defined by the contract documents and consists of the following: Renovation & adjustment of reception area selective demolition as shown in plans Replacement of ceiling grid and tile, and interior lighting as shown in plans Painting of walls in interior areas and offices Protection of office furniture, equipment, fixtures, files, etc. To accommodate work including temporary relocation. Electrical modifications and additions to accommodate new workstations, offices and other areas as shown in plans. Adjustment of hvac ductwork to accommodate new ceiling grid and lighting. Development and implementation of comprehensive construction phasing plan and schedule that includes coordination with city staff and vendors while maintaining operations.
Work includes removal and replacement of four (4) direct-expansion split systems with high-efficiency split system units with dehumidification capabilities via variable speed fans and multi-stage compressors. New condensing units will be mounted on new concrete pads and at grade. New air handling units will be located in the existing mechanical rooms as shown. The existing refrigerant piping and condensate piping will be removed, and new refrigerant lines are to be routed to the indoor air handling units. The existing standalone control wiring is to remain in place for the connection of new zone sensors. New direct-expansion split systems will be provided with their own internal control systems including new programmable thermostats.
