The work consists of consists of construction of a new 13,800 SF, one-story plus mezzanine, 4-bay drive through firehouse for Henrico County, Virginia. The Work includes site/civil, general construction, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection and specialty systems. The new firehouse generally consists of concrete footings and slab on grade, structural systems of reinforced CMU bearing walls, precast concrete floor plank, cold-formed metal studs, steel columns and trusses; roof framing, exterior veneer masonry, metal panel rain screen systems, metal and SBS modified bitumen roofing, glazed aluminum-framed storefront, entrances, windows and both folding and sectional garage doors; acoustical framed gypsum board partitions, assemblies, and shaft walls; architectural woodwork; ceramic floor tile, acoustical ceilings, other interior finishes and specialties; fire station equipment and specialties; fire-protection, mechanical, and electrical, and communications systems. Proposed sitework generally consists of parking lots, concrete and asphalt driveways, a detached storage building, dumpster and mechanical enclosures, emergency generator, fencing and landscaping. In addition, sitework includes a new sanitary sewer to serve adjacent Bliley Funeral Home Site, a new traffic signal at the intersection of Staples Mill and Willis Roads, a regional BMP stormwater pond to serve the project site and County properties to the north, and a precast masonry panel screen wall along the south property lines adjacent to residential properties. The project is designed to meet LEED Silver Certification under version 4.1 Direct any questions, concerning the Project Manual and Drawings in writing via email to Oscar Knott at kno008@henrico.us. Requests for clarification are due Wednesday, September 30, 2020 11:59:00 PM [(UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)]. As of August 13, 2020, this project is scheduled for bidding in September 2020. A timeline for construction has not been announced.