This project consists of sustainment at the existing FMS 9 Building in Lafayette, constructed in 1949. Scope of work includes, but is not limited to, internal sustainment of areas within the existing approximately 9,050 s.f. shop. The project scope includes, but is not limited to, renovation of interior admin, storage, latrines, shop and associated spaces, replacement of interior and exterior openings as needed, repairs to exterior facade, code improvements as required, new interior finishes and MEP system improvements. Design and construction of the project shall follow the Louisiana National Guard Guiding Principles, BABA, and NG Pam 415-12, as well as all applicable local, state and federal codes. The Design will include all investigative site surveys as necessary including, but not limited to, topographic, geotechnical, survey, drainage and other investigations as required. Design and construction will take into account that the building will remain occupied for the duration of the project. Investigative services may be authorized as an increase to the Designers fee. The Designer shall retain an accredited LDEQ Asbestos Inspector to complete an inspection of all suspect building materials that will be removed/impacted by this project as a reimbursable expense. If any materials are found to contain asbestos, the Designer shall provide, as part of their basic services, an accredited LDEQ Asbestos Designer to design the asbestos abatement specifications. If asbestos air monitoring will be required during abatement activities, the Designer will obtain an air-monitoring firm as a reimbursable expense. The Designer will survey the site for other hazardous materials and include in the specifications. If lead-based paint or mold inspections are required these will be provided as a reimbursable expense. If any materials are found to contain lead-based paint or mold, the Designer shall provide, as part of their basic services, an industrial hygienist to design the abatement specifications. Design services shall be limited to the Program Completion through Bidding Phases (65% of basic services). At the owner's option, the design contract may be amended to include the additional phases of basic design and supervision services with the corresponding fee and design time adjustment. This project will be administered by the Military Department and applicants should be thoroughly familiar with their requirements and procedures before submitting an application.
