Reference Number 0000333845 Colorado State University (CSU), is soliciting proposals from Design/Build (D/B) Entities to design and construct the project as described herein. The project will include replacement of all exterior windows and upgrades to resident rooms, public spaces, and MEP systems on floors 1-12 of the existing approximate 104,000 gsf Durward Hall. Durward Hall is structurally sound, however some of the building envelope components, MEP components, and interior finishes have reached the end of their useful life. CSU's goals for the project, in order of priority, are as follows: 1. Exterior window replacements at floors 2-12. 2. Revitalization of interior finishes in residential and corridor areas of all floors, to include removal of built-in wardrobes, wall repairs, paint and flooring replacement (restrooms and support areas excluded). 3. Expansion joint and valve replacements for the building's hydronic heating system 4. Smoke detector replacement (like for like) 5. Upgrade light fixtures to LED 6. Electrical receptacle and switch replacements 7. Addition of booster pumps or other solution to address low water pressure on upper floors 8. Heating water pump replacements (like for like) 9. Sump pump replacement 10. Replacement of one (1) single-zone heating-only air handler with integration into existing pneumatic control system. 11. Replacement of one (1) dual-deck multi-zone air handler with integration into existing pneumatic control system. 12. Drinking fountain replacement and relocation The scope items above may trigger potential building code-required modifications such as repair and upgrades of fire dampers, fire caulking and firestopping, door hardware modifications, new interior building signage, and new bi-directional amplification system installation. These code-required scope items are to be included in the scope of the project, if required. This project shall also include all abatement necessary including but limited to removal of existing flooring, ceiling texture and lighting, built-in wardrobe closets and window frames and glazing within all resident rooms, resident floor lounges, and resident floor corridors. All abatement work will be completed by the D/B Entity and its subcontractors. CSU will provide the hazardous materials survey to the Design-Build Entity. CSU will also contract directly with an industrial hygienist to provide abatement design, abatement construction documents, abatement contract administration, abatement air monitoring and final clearances. Question Acceptance Deadline12/08/2023 at 2:00 PM MT Questions are submitted online No General Requirements - Insurance Required - License Required - Prevailing Wage Required For the purposes of the procurement the anticipated Fixed Limit of Design and Construction (FLODC) is: $11,700,000.00