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Assessment Summary 1 Competitive Viability Cost Summary Cost Summary of Options Square Foot Comparison of Selected Spaces

Fischer Dachs Associates Report 2 Performance Equipment Estimates Summary of Net Square Footage Allocations

Hutton Construction Budget 3

Appendix 4 Hutton Estimate Detail Report Mechanical Systems Inc. Report Basis Consulting Engineers Report Basis Backup Information Exterior Aluminum Composite Panel Example

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Assessment Summary Competitive Viability Cost Summary Cost Summary of Options Square Foot Comparison of Selected Spaces

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CENTURY II COMPLEX—FACILITY ASSESSMENTAPRIL 15, 2016

C I T Y O F

Assessment Summary In December 2015, the City of Wichita and Populous, Inc.

amended their original Agreement to add a supplemental study for a limited facility assessment. As part of this study, the team of Populous, GLMV Architecture, Fischer Dachs Associates (FDA), Jaffe Holden Acoustics, Hutton Construction, Basis Consulting Engineers and Mechanical Systems, Inc. (MSI) reviewed existing drawings and performed field inspections of the Century II Complex. This supplemental assessment will identify immediate and potential future cost needs of both the convention and performing arts center within the Century II Complex. Our ultimate goal is to bring each venue to nationally competitive standards through renovation and expansion, as it was determined as part of the original study that renovation alone will not be sufficient to elevate the Complex to competitive viability. The current facility lacks adequate truck dock access and pre-function space; therefore, new construction equaling the size indicated in the original August 2014 study has been included as a minimum requirement of this supplemental report.

Based upon observation and experience, our team assessed current deficiencies as well as what could become deficient over the next 10 to 20 years. For example, we determined that it was reasonable to include total replacement of air handling units as well as chilled and hot water piping assemblies due to these systems’ life expectancies. We also determined that it was not reasonable to assume the parking lots and pavements surrounding the complex could withstand additional wear and tear over the next 20 years without a full replacement.

We also identified functional deficiencies that prevent the Century II facility from operating under maximum efficiency. Currently, the Brown Expo Hall lacks operable panel partitions to divide the space into flexible configurations, thus limiting the number of events that could take place simultaneously. Another example is the poor acoustical separation between the Concert Hall, the Convention Hall, and the Exhibition Hall. Events within these spaces cannot overlap each other due to sound-leak negatively affecting the other spaces. Significant lost revenue is the result in both instances.

In general, all interior surfaces of the complex will be upgraded in some capacity. Approximately 40 percent of

the interior of the complex will be completely demolished and reconstructed to accommodate new functions, greater flexibility, and modernization of existing functions. Existing restrooms are a prime example of functions that are deficient in quantity, quality, and compliance with current building codes. The remainder of the interior of the complex will receive various levels of finish enhancements, but at a minimum, will receive new paint on walls, new ceilings throughout, and new floor finish (except areas containing terrazzo – these floors will be refurbished).

The assessment assumes the construction period for renovation and expansion will span four to six years, so phasing is a critical consideration. In order to shut down and renovate the 2,200-seat Concert Hall, a new 2,500-seat Performance Theatre will first be built within the volume of the underutilized 5,000-seat Convention Hall. The existing interior would be completely demolished to allow construction of the performance hall as well as a stage house. Once the new theater is open, renovation work can commence on the Concert Hall.

The Brown Expo Hall would undergo a similar, though less dramatic, phasing approach. The existing metal exterior panels would be replaced as part of the renovation. Portions of the Expo Hall would be shut down for renovation while the remaining area would remain operational.

The modernization of the Century II Complex should not be limited to the facility’s interior functions. The exterior of Century II has its own deficiencies and should be addressed as part of the renovation. The new additions to the facility, consisting of over 42,000 square feet of pre-function space and 10,000 square feet of loading docks, will have a significant impact on the building. We do not believe that the new additions’ exterior should match the existing buildings’ exterior. Rather, we recommend giving the additions a modern aesthetic to reflect the updated appearance and function within the building. The approach estimated in this assessment includes the recaulking of all precast concrete panels followed by the installation of a new aluminum composite panel system over the precast concrete panels. For reference, major portions of the INTRUST Bank Arena are clad in this same material. Design and selection of colors, patterns, and/or reveals in this system can be studied and presented at a later date.


C I T Y O F

The team assessment did not include the adjacent library. The library’s mechanical systems are connected to the same mechanical infrastructure as the Century II Complex. We have made the assumption that the mechanical infrastructure will be separated as part of a renovation of either building. No cost has been allocated in the estimate to make the library systems independent.

Detailed information and breakdowns of assumptions and estimates are included as appendices to this summary. Please refer to the FDA Report, Hutton Construction Budget and Details Report, Basis Consulting Engineers Report, and the MSI Budget Estimate.

Our team’s assessment of deficiencies and subsequent replacement recommendations include, but are not limited to, the following:

SITEWORK:

• Remove and replace all sidewalks. This includes updating all handicap ramps to ADA compliance.

• Remove and replace all exterior stairs around Century II and in front of Brown Expo Hall.

• Remove and replace all curb and gutter.

• Remove and replace existing asphalt parking lot.

• Remove and replace existing concrete streets and plaza area.

• Incorporate new site light poles.

• Incorporate erosion control for sitework.

• Incorporate new landscaping and irrigation for sitework.

BUILDING SYSTEM UPGRADES:

• New roof and coping cap were assumed on Century II and Brown Expo Hall.

• New mechanical equipment and mains were assumed per MSI’s budget letter.

• New electrical equipment was assumed per Basis’s budget letter.

ASBESTOS REMOVAL:

• Remove asbestos where occurring in Century II.

BUILDING RENOVATION:

• Demolish and rebuild approximately 40 percent of all interior spaces.

• Upgrade finishes for the remainder of all interior spaces.

• Provide all new millwork throughout the complex.

• Recaulk and seal the floor in the Brown Expo Hall.

• Refurbish/repair/patch terrazzo floor as needed in Century II. It is assumed that a majority of the terrazzo floors will remain.

• Install new operable partitions in Brown Expo Hall so the space can be divided.

• Replace operable partitions in south 2nd floor meeting rooms.

• Replace all existing elevators, including the freight elevator in Century II.

• Install 2,500 new seats in the performance hall. Refer to the FDA report.

• Install new fire sprinkler on the 1st floor, 2nd floor, and in the basement of Century II.

• Install new security system with 45 cameras and access controls on 20 doors at Century II.

• Install new security system with 20 cameras and access controls on 20 doors at Brown Expo Hall.

• Install new fire alarms in Century II and Brown Expo Hall.

EXTERIOR UPGRADES:

• Recaulk existing precast panels on the exterior of Century II and Brown Expo Hall.

• Install aluminum composite metal panels over the precast concrete panels to give Century II and the Brown Expo Hall a modernized appearance. An allowance of $30/sf was carried for the metal panels on Century II and $25/sf was carried for the metal panels on the Brown Expo Hall.

• Install new metal panels on the soffits around Century II at $15/sf.


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• Install new exterior signage (allowance of $100,000 was carried).

• Incorporate new energy-efficient aluminum storefront and glazing system on Century II and Brown Expo Hall.

• Upgrade mechanical and electrical systems, as there will probably be some exterior lighting upgrades and louvers replaced within this scope.

PRE-FUNCTION ADDITION:

• Add new single-story, 42,085-square-foot pre-function space east of existing Century II and Brown Expo Hall per FDA’s report.

• Use caissons for the foundation, as we are tying onto an existing building with a basement.

• Upgrade millwork (budget was carried at $3/sf as there will probably be some need for millwork in this space).

• Complete sitework associated with adding onto existing buildings.

• Install exterior façade, assumed to be metal panels and storefront, with 20 ea pairs of doors.

• Install security system with 15 cameras and access controls on 20 doors.

LOADING DOCK ADDITION:

New single-story, 10,000-square-foot building with basement was assumed for the loading dock.

• Exterior façade assumed to be metal panels.

• Two new elevators were assumed to get from grade to basement.

• Four new overhead doors were assumed, with dock levelers, seals, and bumpers for each dock.

• Security system was included with five cameras and access controls on four doors.

NEW PERFORMANCE THEATER:

An allowance of $715/sf was carried for a new theater in the convention hall. This figure does not include the equipment identified separately in the FDA report. FDA provided a recommendation for the total cost per square foot for a new performing arts theater based on their experience with markets of similar size.

GENERAL:

• Project Management and Jobsite Supervision

• Contractors contingency of 5 percent

• Estimating contingency of 10 percent

• Liability insurance

• City of Wichita plan review and permit

• Escalation allowance of 12.5 percent on all costs

EXCLUSIONS:

• Design and engineering

• Furniture, fixtures, or equipment

• Intercom systems

• FDA’s pricing

• Remodel and sales tax – assumed project will be tax exempt

TOTAL COST ESTIMATE:

The following page summarizes the total project cost estimated for this renovation and expansion based upon scope of work above and identified in the attached back-up documents.


C I T Y O F

Century II Complex - Competitive Viability Renovation

CII and Brown Expo Hall Renovation

Site Work $ 6,879,636

Building System Upgrades (includes upgrades to Concert Hall and Teall) $ 35,931,028

Asbestos Removal $ 12,811,933

Building Renovation $ 42,633,134

Exterior Façade Upgrades (New Aluminum Composite Panel on CII) $ 4,305,982

Pre-function Addition $ 14,285,094

Loading Dock Addition $ 4,409,149

New Performance Theater $ 41,353,071

Subtotal * $ 162,609,027

Food Service Equipment Allowance $ 350,000

Theater Performance Equipment

Base Contract $ 8,895,000

Owner Purchase $ 770,000

Seating Allowance $ 1,680,000

GC O/H & Fee, Construction Contingency and Escalation $ 3,396,409

Subtotal $ 14,741,409

Total with 10% Design/Estimate Contingency $ 195,470,480

Public Art at 1.0% of $195,470,480 $ 1,954,705

Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment at 1.5% of $195,470,480 $ 2,932,057

Design Fees (Public Art Not Included) at 12.5% of $198,402,537 $ 24,800,317

Subtotal $ 225,157,559

Total with 5% Owner Contingency $ 236,415,437

* Subtotal includes GC O/H & Fee Construction Contingency and Escalation


C I T Y O F

COMPETITIVE VIABILITY RENOVATION OPTION $235,400,000

• Renovation of Concert Hall

• New Performing Arts Theater located in old Convention Hall location

• Existing convention space renovation in CII and Brown Expo Hall; no new convention square feet

• New Dock and Pre-Function Space

RENOVATION OPTION $349,800,000

• Renovation of CII for added convention center space

• Renovation of Brown Expo Hall

• New Performing Arts Center off site

• New parking structure

• New Dock and Pre-Function Space

CONCEPT 1 $565,100,000

• Partial demolition of CII

• New Convention Center

• Renovation of Performing Arts Center within CII

• Old Library demolition required

• Hotel gets new meeting rooms and connection to convention center

• Parking below urban park and event lawn

CONCEPT 2 $547,400,000

• Complete demolition of CII and Brown Expo Hall


• New Performing Arts Center on site

• Old Library demolition for urban park and future expansion site


• Elevated parking structure and parking deck below new convention urban park

CONCEPT 3 $539,300,000

• Complete demolition of CII and Brown Expo Hall


• New Performing Arts Center off site

• Old Library remains for reuse and future expansion


Cost Summary of Options


C I T Y O F

Function Current Square Feet Post Renovation Square Feet

Concert Hall 12,329 12,329

New Performance Art Theater 0 43,770

Mary Jane Teal Theater 8,573 8,573

Convention Hall 32,000 0

Exhibition Hall & Mezzanine 62,500 62,500

Brown Expo Hall 93,000 93,000

New Loading Dock 0 10,000

New Pre-Function Space 0 42,085

Total: 208,402 272,257

Competitive Viability Option Square Foot Comparison of Selected Spaces

Fischer Dachs Associates Report Performance Equipment Estimates Summary of Net Square Footage Allocations

Tab 2

Theatre Planning and Design Fisher Dachs Associates

22 West 19 Street New York NY 10011 Te l 212 691 3020 Fax 212 633 1644 www.fda-online.com

Century II On-Site Renovation Wichita, KS

Theatrical Systems Narrative Issued 25 March 2016 Revised 4 April 2016

Century II Renovation Study Page 2 Theatre Equipment Narrative


Introduction The enclosed report outlines recommendations for the repair and replacement of theatrical equipment for a renovation of the Century II convention and performing arts center limited within the structure of the existing facility. The CII facility has four main venues that are generally underutilized and have theatrical equipment and systems in need of repair and/or replacement. The spaces include:

1. 2,200-Seat Concert Hall 2. 5,000-Seat Convention Hall 3. Exposition Space 4. 650-Seat Mary Jane Teall Theatre

The recommendations in the report are based on a review of the existing building drawings, technical riders, and a site inspection by the design team on March 10, 2016. The site visit included a full walk thru of each space as well as discussions with the building operations and technical staff. The team also had a productive follow-up meeting with the John D’Angelo and his staff, architectural team and pricing contractors. Our team included staff from Fisher Dachs Associates reviewing stage rigging equipment and stage lighting systems. Acoustical and audio/visual systems and equipment were reviewed by representatives from Jaffe Holden Acoustics. This report identifies both infrastructure requirements and stage equipment repair and replacement for each space. Recommended infrastructure improvements are described for the contractor to develop pricing. Stage equipment replacement cost estimates are provided by FDA based on 2016 vender pricing for similar equipment. It was determined during the March 10 meeting that the renovation should be conceived to allow the resident theatre companies to maintain operations without shutting down for any period of time that might impact the financial and operational stability of these organizations. Most heavily used of the venues is the 2,200-seat Concert Hall –resident companies including Music Theatre Wichita, Theater League touring Broadway productions, Wichita Grand Opera and the Wichita Symphony. In order to shut down and renovate the 2,200-seat Concert Hall, a 2,500-seat theatre is proposed to first be built within the volume of the underutilized 5,000-seat Convention Hall. The existing interior would be completely demolished to allow construction of a new auditorium and stage house. A full program and stage equipment estimate for this venue are included with this report. Once the new theatre is open, renovation work can commence on the Concert Hall. A further feasibility/utilization study should be initiated to determine the best usage and seat count for the renovated Concert Hall. For the purpose of this report we shall assume the Concert Hall will be renovated for a seat count under 2,000 and primary use for music, including acoustical and amplified concert performance. The existing fly tower, found to be constraining to the current theatrical users, will not require any renovation and the current orchestra enclosure system would be in place for most events. Acoustical isolation will be improved between each of the spaces to allow concurrent events to occur in Concert Hall and the new 2,500 seat theatre.



Infrastructure Modifications

(to be reviewed and costs estimated by contractor)

Facility-Wide

Main electrical service, including feeders and switchgear may require replacement. Analysis of these components is outside of the theatrical scope and shall be assessed by others. Architectural lighting, though outside of theatrical scope, is recommended to be upgraded to high-performance LED fixtures to improve energy usage and reduce operational maintenance costs. Opportunities exist for aesthetic improvement in addition to functional considerations. Low voltage audio/video control wiring and technical power systems wiring is suspect and therefor unused and must be replaced.

2,200-Seat Concert Hall

The following improvements to the seating layout are recommended:

− Improve seating layout with center aisles and code compliant accessible wheelchair locations.

− Add permanent audio / video / stage lighting control location within the auditorium seating area.

− The existing seats should be removed, stored, and reinstalled in the renovated layout. The Concert Hall auditorium ceiling and attic catwalks require demolition and reconstruction to meet code and workplace safety regulations. New OSHA compliant catwalks are required at the forestage rigging zone over the stage apron, main lighting cove, and for access to the followspot booth and side lighting booms. Remediate the existing rehearsal room acoustic isolation from the Concert Hall above. This would include removing the rehearsal room ceiling, adding insulated boots to the mushrooms and re-installing a sound control plaster ceiling, with the spring and neoprene hangers, insulation and 1” thick plaster. The followspot booth, built in-house by stage technicians, requires reconstruction and expansion to accommodate up to four followspot units with adequate HVAC and electrical service. Theatrical lighting systems in this venue were recently upgraded, including new branch wiring and distribution within the stage house. Branch circuits in the auditorium were not replaced and are original to the building. This original branch wiring and distribution will require replacement in conjunction with reconstruction of the auditorium ceiling. A 100A three phase company switch should be added at the grid to provide power for chain hoists. The forestage rigging area requires permanent strongpoints, 12 2 ton strongpoints should be added along with a catwalk for access. The existing load rail and fly rail require modification to be brought in line with industry standards. Compressed air, water and drainage are required at the stage.



Access to the pit lift at orchestra level requires reconstruction to be ADA accessible. To improve acoustical performance for amplified events there will be a system of variable acoustic drapes/banners that can be deployed along the side walls. This work can be completed with the ceiling re-construction.

Convention Hall

This space will be completely renovated to contain a full 2,500-seat theatre for large musical theatre, Broadway touring, pops events, and plenary sessions to support conventions and conferences. A new space program is attached to this report including budgets for stage equipment and systems.

Exhibition Hall

The theatrical lighting system in the Exhibition Hall was recently renovated, however branch wiring and distribution was not replaced and is in poor condition. Full replacement of wiring and distribution is recommended. The existing rigging equipment and drapery should be inspected and any worn, damaged or incorrectly installed equipment should be replaced.

650-Seat Mary Jane Teall Theatre

Power for theatrical production use is inadequate. A new 400A three-phase company switch is recommended to be located at the stage to supplement existing service. The theatrical dimmer racks in the Teall Theatre were recently replaced, however branch wiring and distribution was not replaced and is in poor condition. Full replacement of wiring and distribution is recommended. The lighting control infrastructure is inadequate for contemporary theatrical equipment. Conduit for a new Ethernet based lighting control network should be included with the replacement of branch wiring. The existing unit grid, demountable catwalks and winched battens should be demolished and replaced with a system of chain hoists, lighting trusses and demountable catwalks. Secondary steel should be added to support these chain hoists in addition a 100A three phase supply should be added to serve the chain hoists. Access to the pit lift at orchestra level requires reconstruction to be ADA accessible.

Theatrical Equipment Repair or Replacement

(cost estimates on enclosed table)

2,200-Seat Concert Hall



Much of the theatrical lighting equipment has been recently renovated or replaced, and incremental improvements continue to be made in this heavily utilized venue. A portion of theatrical lighting fixtures remain outdated and should be replaced. Expansion of the fixture inventory with new LED theatrical fixtures is also recommended to keep pace with contemporary theatrical practices. The lighting fixtures integral to the concert ceiling shell utilize outdated and inefficient incandescent lamps. The concert ceiling should be refurbished with new high-performance LED downlight fixtures. The existing pit lift is leaking hydraulic fluid and no longer holds position. This equipment should be replaced. The existing rigging system should be inspected and any worn, damaged or incorrectly installed equipment should be replaces. The existing pipe battens are a nonstandard 2” nominal pipe which causes delays and confusion during load-ins, they should be replaced with 1.5” nominal ladder truss battens. The existing manual fire curtain should be replaced with a motorized fire curtain that meets modern standards. The existing grid hatch should be reconstructed to meet industry standards. Audio – Video systems should be new – replacement of infrastructure, loudspeaker arrays & amps, consoles, signal processing

2,500-Seat Performance Hall

The new Performance Hall to be constructed within the footprint of the existing Exhibition Hall has been defined as a venue suitable for touring productions that can fit 2,500 audience members in front of the stage, including seats over the pit. This space must be able to respond to the various lighting and rigging requirements for theatrical productions, concerts, dance performances, films, amplified events, convocations, and lectures.

Stage Rigging

− Fire Curtain: A woven fiberglass fire curtain on motorized counterweight rigging will provide the required separation between the stage and the audience area in the event of a fire. The fire curtain can be released three ways: manually, by activation of fusible links, or by a signal from the building fire protection system.

− Counterweight Sets: The general purpose rigging in the Theatre stagehouse will be single purchase, manual counterweight rigging. A fly gallery and two lock rails will be provided, so that operation is possible from both stage and fly gallery levels. A fly gallery is also provided on the wall opposite the rigging for cable picks, touring equipment, and spot line rope rigging. There will be an upper and lower loading gallery, as well as an intermediate gallery for additional rope rigging and automation. A counterweight pit will extended below the stage level, and be fully accessible for maintenance and temporary equipment. Approximately 90 general purpose counterweight rigging battens will be spaced 6” on center over the entire depth of the stage, thereby insuring that there is an available batten wherever one is needed. Typical set capacity will be 2,000 pounds. Batten low trim shall be four feet above the stage floor; high trim shall be six inches below the gridiron.



− Speaker Cluster Rigging: Loudspeakers associated with the house sound system will be motorized hung from demountable chain hoists. Motorized speaker cluster rigging will be provided with several preset trim positions, including a service trim, where the speakers will be accessible from the floor. Temporary speaker clusters may also be hung from the forestage gird. Additional details to be determined by the AV Consultant.

Stage and Acoustical Draperies

− Stage Draperies: A complete inventory of stage draperies will be provided, including black velour masking, cyclorama, and scrims.

− Variable Acoustics: Per the Acoustical Consultant’s design, there will be a system of variable acoustics curtains to adjust the sound reflective properties of the audience chamber. The curtains typically will be made of 32oz. velour, sewn to a minimum of 100 percent fullness. The control system will automatically deploy the motorized variable acoustics curtains in preset configurations determined by the Acoustical Consultant.

Stage Machinery

− Orchestra Pit Lift: The pit lift will have three playing positions: stage level, audience seating level, and orchestra pit level. It will also have the ability to provide full intermediate stops, i.e. chair wagon storage. The lift system will include a number of safety devices, including protective skirts, interlocked doors, and shear edge switches. Acceptable lift mechanisms are the GALA “Spiralift”, "Serapid LinkLift”, and screw jacks. Neither “Spiralift” nor “LinkLift” require caissons, but the cost for a screw jack system is often competitive, even with the additional cost of the caissons. The lifts will work in conjunction with a system of demountable architectural guard¬rails, which provide protection for audience and performers in the different configurations. .

− Chair Wagons: The audience seating located on the orchestra lift will be mounted on a castered wagon, so that the seats can be moved quickly on and off the lift as necessary. The wagon is stored in a dedicated storage area below the stage or pit levels. Theatre seats on the wagon will be identical to the fixed auditorium seating and shall have provision for aisle lights that will require removable electrical connections. Removable seats will be provided over the extended pit area, ganged in groups of 2 or 3 and provided with rolling storage carts. Chairs and carts will be stored in a dedicated storage area at the pit level, using the lift for transport. These chairs will be identical to the fixed auditorium seating and shall have provision for aisle lights that will require removable electrical connections.

Performance Lighting

− Lighting Control System: The stage & house lighting control system will include a number of twenty ampere high-density, solid-state dimmers as well as single-pole and two-pole relays that feed receptacles above the stage, at the stage floor level, and in the auditorium in a dimmer-per-circuit configuration. The system will be controlled by an electronic memory to establish, store, and recall preset intensity levels and fade times that can be accessed from both a main theatrical control console and remote pushbutton or touchscreen preset stations. The console can be operated from several locations in the theatre including: stage right, stage left, control booth and the rehearsal station located in the orchestra level seating. There will be control room equipment racks with worklight controls, house lighting controls, and other miscellaneous equipment.

− Control Infrastructure and Equipment: Data control infrastructure will consist of low voltage wiring runs from equipment racks to data receptacle stations located throughout the venue. The data



control system will utilize computer grade Ethernet cabling to create a network that supports a wide range of lighting control devices and peripherals.

− Theatrical Lighting Fixtures: There will be a full complement of state-of-the-art fixtures, including the latest theatrical lighting fixtures including LED, tungsten, and arc sources. These fixtures will be able to be hung from lighting catwalks in the ceiling of the Auditorium, balcony rail positions, box boom positions, ladders and battens above the stage. These instruments are Owner-purchased items which are typically ordered 6 months prior to opening.

− Company Switches: Company switches of various amperages will be located throughout backstage, gridiron, catwalks, loading dock, receiving, and forestage grid to provide general purpose power for temporary equipment. These disconnects will have a set of cam-lock type receptacles for portable cable tie-in.

Performance Audio / Video

− Complete AV system in the Hall based on owner loudspeaker grade request (K-2 system), with full back of house and front of house AV support, production intercom, paging, assistive listening systems, etc.

Exhibition Hall

The loose theatrical lighting fixture inventory is a hodgepodge of equipment from various eras and is due for replacement in its entirety. Complete new AV system for announcement & background music use, including overhead loudspeakers and wireless systems. Portable equipment to be included for specialized events.

650-Seat Mary Jane Teall Theatre

The theatrical lighting inventory of the Teall Theatre is in good condition with mostly contemporary fixtures. A modest increase in LED fixture quantity is recommended. The existing pit lift is leaking hydraulic fluid and no longer holds position. This equipment should be replaced. The existing unit grid is currently not safely accessible and is inefficient for loading in show equipment. The theater has lost many of its smaller clients due to stagehand costs. The existing equipment should be replaced with a more efficient system of 45 chain hoists, 10 50’ trusses, 4 50’ demountable catwalk trusses, as well as a control system to operate the chain hoists. The existing drapery should be replaced, and the track inspected. Complete new AV system - replacement of infrastructure, loudspeaker arrays & amps, consoles, signal processing.

Century II Wichita, KS

Performance Equipment Estimates

Issued:4-Apr-2016 On-Site Renovation Study


22 West 19th Street

New York, NY 10011

Tel 212 691 3020

Fax 212 633 1644

www.fda-online.com

Century II Wichita, KS renovation study

Performance Equipment Estimates 4-Apr-2016

Summary of Allocations

Performance Equipment - Base Contract2,500-Seat Performance Hall $4,659,000

Concert Hall $2,023,000

Mary Jane Teall Theatre $1,395,000

Exhibit Hall $818,000

Total $8,895,000

Performance Equipment - Owner Purchase2,500-Seat Performance Hall $525,000

Concert Hall $105,000

Mary Jane Teall Theatre $40,000

Exhibit Hall $100,000

Total $770,000

Seating Allowance - Base Contract2,500-Seat Performance Hall $1,250,000 new seating

Concert Hall $300,000 removal & installation during reno

Mary Jane Teall Theatre $130,000 removal & installation during reno

Exhibit Hall n/a

Total $1,680,000

Fisher Dachs Associates Theatre Planning & Design




new equipmentQuantity Unit Ext Amount

Base ContractTheatrical Lighting Controls (Section 260961) $625,000

Stage Dimming and Circuit Distribution 575 Circuits $325,000

House, Work & Run Lighting Controls $100,000

Control Network & Equipment $115,000

Control Console & Accessories $75,000

Emergency Lighting Transfer System $10,000

Stage Lighting Company Switches, Panelboards & Disconnects elsewhere

Feeders elsewhere

Installation elsewhere

Stage Rigging (Section 116110) $1,530,000

Framed fire curtain and motorized rigging $125,000

Portal System $75,000

T-bar battery & related - counterweight sets, 6" on center $75,000

Manual counterweight sets (63' truss battens) 88 $700,000

Truss batten 5' extensions 20 $10,000

Counterweight (75,000 pounds) $60,000

Capstan winch $10,000

Rope rigging for lighting cable pick-up $20,000

Rope rigging for spotlines (30 lines) $20,000

Motorized side speaker cluster rigging (allowance)

Motorized center speaker cluster rigging (allowance) $25,000

House curtain (not custom: velour, with fullness) $20,000

Black velour masking, cyclorama, scrims, storage hampers $75,000

Variable Acoustics: motorized track $75,000

Variable Acoustics: motorized banners $225,000

Grid Traps (hoists elsewhere) $15,000

Installation allowance, less electrical work included

Stage Lifts and Chair Wagons (Section 116111) $345,000

Stage Lift mechanism, platform structures, self-guided system $270,000

Finish floor, guardrails elsewhere

Chair wagon $75,000

Installation allowance, less electrical work included

Demountable Platforms (Section 116114) $10,000

Sound mix platforms $10,000

Stage Trap System (Section 116114) $50,000

Decks (plywood subfloor surface), support structure $50,000

Finished floor elsewhere

Rigging Electrical Work Allowance (Section 225580) $30,000

Lift Electrical Work Allowance (Section 225581)

Audio - Video Systems from Jaffe Holden $1,600,000

Sub Total - Base Contract $4,190,000

Theatrical Lighting Controls Electrical Allowance 75% $469,000

Allowance is based on FDA compiled historical trends and is simply a pecentage of the Theatrical Lighting Controls section above.

Total - Base Contract $4,659,000



new equipmentQuantity Unit Ext Amount

Owner PurchaseTheatrical Lighting Fixtures (Section 265561) $525,000

Stage Lighting Fixtures (LED & Tungsten) 400 Units $300,000

Automated Stage Lighting Fixtures 12 Units $95,000

Followpsots 4 Units $90,000

Cable Assemblies LOT $40,000

Total - Owners' Package $525,000



Concert Hallreplacement equipment

Quantity Unit Ext Amount


Auditorium Circuit Distribution 100 Circuits $10,000

Feeders elsewhere


Concert Lighting Fixtures and Accessories (Section 265561.13) $80,000

Concert Ceiling Fixtures 30 Units $80,000

Stage Rigging (Section 116110) $385,000

Replace Fire curtain $125,000

Rigging Inspection and refurbish of existing equipment $60,000

Variable Acoustics: motorized banners $200,000

Installation allowance included


Lift mechanism, platform structure (one lift) $275,000

removal of old system (hazmat required for oil) $25,000



Lift Electrical Work (Section 225581) $20,000

Audio - Video Systems from Jaffe Holden $1,200,000







Followpsots 3 Units $60,000

Installation cost by owner





Mary Jane Teall Theatrereplacement equipment



Theatrical Circuit Distribution 200 Circuits $20,000

Control Network & Equipment $20,000

Stage Lighting Company Switches, Panelboards & Disconnects elsewhere

Feeders elsewhere



Chain Hoists 15 Units $5,000 $75,000

Catwalk Trusses 200 LF $400 $80,000

Dead hung pipe 30 Units $2,000 $60,000

Control system $10,000

Replace drapery $40,000

Demolition of existing system elsewhere



Lift mechanism, platform structure (two lifts) $175,000

removal of old system (hazmat required for oil) $25,000



Lift Electrical Work (Section 225581) $30,000

Audio - Video Systems from Jaffe Holden $800,000






LED Stage Lighting Fixtures 25 Units $40,000






Exhibit Hallreplacement equipment



Theatrical Circuit Distribution 72 Circuits $10,000

Feeders elsewhere



Rigging Inspection and Equipment Refurbishment $50,000


Audio - Video Systems from Jaffe Holden $750,000

Sub Total - Base Contract $810,000

Detailing and Pricing Allowance

Escalation 4 years



Total - Base Contract $818,000



Cable Assemblies LOT $10,000




Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center

Wichita, KSv1.0

DRAFT

Fisher Dachs Associates

Theatre Planning & Design

March 25, 2016

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Century II Performing Arts & Convention CenterWichita, KS v1.0

On-site Renovation Building Program 3/25/2016

Summary of Net Square Footage AllocationsProgram Element Total nsf

Programmed Areas

A Performance Hall (built within former convention hall area) 2500 Seats 43,770B Public Spaces 42,085C Administration & Building Services 0 renovate existing

D Production Support 8,950

Total Net Square Feet 2500 Seats 94,805

Estimated Non-Programmed Areas

E Net Area 94,805F Walls & Structure 17,065 18%G BOH Circulation 18,961 20%H Mechanical & Electrical (typically all indoors - mainly exterior at DPAC) 9,481 10%I Innaccessible Areas 9,481 10%J Auditorium Plenum(s) 4,740 5%

Estimated Total GSF 154,532 63%

Breakdown By ComponentA Performance Hall (built within former convention hall area) Total nsf

100 Performance Spaces 33,605200 Backstage and Support Spaces 10,165

Sub Total 43,770

B Public Spaces

300 Front-of-House and Public Spaces 42,085

Sub Total 42,085

C Administration & Building Services

400 Administration 0

500 Building Services 0

Sub Total 0

D Production Support

600 Rehearsal Space 4,150

700 Shops 4,800

Sub Total 8,950


Summary - 1



Performance Hall (built within former convention hall area)Summary of Net Square Footage Allocations

Category Total Nsf

100 Performance Spaces 33,605200 Backstage and Support Spaces 10,165

Total Net Square Feet 43,770

Detailed Space ListPerformance Spaces Width Depth Height Nsf Comments

101 Auditorium - capacity not including pit lift seats 2500 Seats 10.0 sf/seat 25,000102 Stagehouse 4,500

Main Stage (65' grid) 100w 45d 75h 4,500 nsf 30' max prosc

103 Stage Apron 55w 5d 275104 Orchestra Pit 52 musicians 935

Overhung Area 55w 5d 275 nsf

Upstage Lift (Broadway and MTW) 55w 10d 330 nsf motorized lift

Downstage pit expansion (Opera) 55w 10d 330 nsf removable platforms

105 Orchestra Shell Storage 15w 20d 300106 Trap Room 20w 25d 500107 Orch Pit Wagon Storage 380108 Counterweight Pit 6w 45d 270109 Dimmer Room 200110 Amplifier Rack Room 125111 Lighting Control Booth 240112 Live Sound Mix / Lighting Control Location at Rear of Main Level 24w 10d 240113 VIP's / Director's Booth / Audio Description Room 100114 Crying Room / Photographers Booth 100115 Projection Booth 200116 Followspot Booth 240 up to four operators

Sub-Total 33,605

Backstage and Support SpacesPerformer Accommodations

201 Dressing Rooms nsf 5,780.06 (2) Star Dressing Room (Small) (t&s) 2 occ. 19w 20d 760 nsf

.08 (2) Two-person Principal Dressing Rm (t&s) 4 occ. 12w 22d 520 nsf

.09 (4) Four-person Principal Dressing Rm (t&s) 16 occ. 12w 28d 1,360 nsf

.18 (2) 24-person Chorus Dressing Rm (t&s) 48 occ. 40w 36d 2,880 nsf

.44 (1) Pit Conductor's Dressing Room (t&s) 1 occ. 12w 22d 260 nsf

Total accommodations 71 occ.

202 Off-stage Left and Right toilets (2 unisex @ 60) 120 in hallway adjacent to stagehouse

203 Performer's Lounge / Greenroom (w/ kitchette) 600204 Vending Machine/Pay Phones/Coffee Alcove(s) in gross

205 Call Board in gross

206 Pit Musician's Locker Room 52 musicians 200207 Pit Musicians' / General Use Backstage Restrooms 5 fxtrs 280

3 wc's for women 170 nsf

2 fxtrs; 1 urinals, 1 wc's for men 110 nsf

208 Backstage passenger elevator (5 x 8 cab, 3 stops) 280

Performer Support / Work Areas


A - Large Hall - 1




209 Wardrobe Maintenance Room n/a renovate existing

210 Wigs & Make-up Running Room 200211 Laundry n/a renovate existing

212 Backstage Catering Pantry 250 cast & crew meals, star

hospitality

Staff Accommodations213 Technical Director Office n/a use existing

214 House Production Staff Office 1@150, 2@100 n/a use existing

215 Visiting Company Office 2@100 200216 Crew Offices 2@140 n/a use existing

217 Crew Lounge (kitchette, lockers, toilets) n/a use existing

Receiving & Storage218 Stage Door Lobby n/a use existing

219 Stage Door Security Desk / Sec'ty Equipment n/a use existing

220 Stage Loading Dock for up to (3) - 55' trailers on 20' road tractors exterior renovation to support (3) 55' semi-

trailers.

221 Food Service / Catering Dock exterior van and truck deliveries

222 Food Service Trash Holding n/a use existing

223 Stage Receiving n/a renovate existing

224 Tool Room, Repair Shop 300225 Road Box Storage n/a renovate existing

226 Paint / Pyro Lock-up 100227 Lighting Storage, repair, gel, templates 400 from existing lower level area

228 A/V Shop & Storage 400 from existing lower level area

229 Piano Storage 250 (3) grand pianos

230 Run Crew Supplies (tape, gloves, flashlights, radios, etc.) 80231 General Storage (Risers, Softgoods in Hampers, Ladders, Air-Lifts, etc.) 600 from existing lower level area

232 Dance Surface Storage n/a none

233 Instrument Storage n/a none

234 Stand and Chair Storage (for pit) 125235 Frieght Elevator (4 stops, 8 x 12 cab) TBD based

on design

Sub Total 10,165

Total Net Square Footage 43,770

A - Large Hall - 2



Public SpacesSummary of Net Square Footage Allocations

Category Total Nsf 300 Front-of-House and Public Spaces 42,085


Detailed Space ListFront-of-House and Public Spaces Width Depth Height Comments

301 Box Office Sales Area 850 may renovate existing

302 Box Office Foyer Area 800303 Large Hall Public Circulation @ 12.2 nsf per seat 30,550 to support 2,500 seat theatre

Lobby Areas Total @ 8.0 nsf per seat 18,800 nsf

Public Circulation @ 5.0 nsf per seat 11,750 nsf

304 Large Hall Public Restrooms @ 1 fxtr/ 28 seats 89 fxtrs 4,320 to support 2,500 seat theatre

2 individual unisex h'cap assist restroom(s) 120 nsf

57 wc's for women 2,850 nsf

30 fxtrs; 17 urinals, 13 wc's for men 1,350 nsf

305 Patron Services Desk (hearing systems, disabled assistance, info) incl in lobby allow.

306 Coatroom for 20% of seats 630 coats 940 to support 2,500 seat theatre

307 F.O.H. Equipment Storage (rain runners, etc.) 200308 Program Storage 100309 House Manager and Usher Coordinator's Office 150310 Volunteer Ushers (40) locker room 250 small half-lockers

311 Public Elevators (2 - 5 x 7 cabs, 4 stops) 505 TBD based on design

Donor Accommodations & Special Events312 Patron's Lounge / Event Room 2270 may renovate existing

Lounge Area for 100 Patrons 1,200 nsf discuss quan patrons

(60 seated at tables for a dinner)

Staffed Bar /Self-Serve Area 100 nsf

Furniture storage 150 nsf

Dedicated Restrooms: 6 fxtrs

1 individual unisex h'cap assist restroom(s) 60 nsf

3 wc's for women 150 nsf

2 fxtrs; 1 urinals, 1 wc's for men 90 nsf

Coatroom 60 coats 90 nsf

Support - 2/3 Pantry , 1/3 Storage 430 nsf

Concessions& Sales313 Service Bars (5 lin ft for each 200 patrons) 13 locations 65 linear ft 650 allocate proportionally

Fixed locations 7 locations

Flexible locations within lobby areas 6 locations

314 Bar & Concession Storage & Prep Rm(s) 500 multiple locations

Food & Beverage, Catering315 Multipurpose Rehearsal / Events Room 60w 60d 24h n/a renovate existing

316 Multipurpose Storage n/a renovate existing

317 Catering Pantry(ies) n/a renovate existing



B - Public Spaces - 1



Administration & Building ServicesSummary of Net Square Footage Allocations

Category Total Nsf

400 Administration500 Building Services

Total Net Square Feet

Detailed Space ListAdministration Width Depth Height Comments

401 PAC offices n/a renovate existing

402 MTW Office Suite (10FTE + expansion) n/a renovate existing

403 Wichita Symphony Office Suite (6FTE + expansion) n/a renovate existing

404 Wichita Grand Opera Office Suite (10FTE + expansion) n/a renovate existing

405 Tenant Secure Storage #1 n/a renovate existing



408 Shared office support (conf room, kitchette, restrooms, supplies, etc.) n/a renovate existing

Sub Total 0

Building Services501 Building Engineering Office n/a renovate existing

502 Maintenance and Operations Office n/a renovate existing

503 Janitorial supplies storage n/a renovate existing

504 Janitorial crew lockers n/a renovate existing

505 Janitors' Closets @ 15 nsf n/a renovate existing

Sub Total 0

Total Net Square Footage 0


C - Admin & Svcs - 1



Production SupportSummary of Net Square Footage Allocations

Category Total Nsf

600 Rehearsal Space 4,150700 Shops 4,800


Detailed Space ListRehearsal Space Width Depth Height Comments

601 Large n/a renovate existing

602 Acting / Staging / Symph Sectional 1,200 from existing lower level area

603 Chorus / Staging / Symph Sectional 1,200 from existing lower level area

604 Ancillary 400 from existing lower level area

605 Storage for 601 200 from existing lower level area




609 Music Instrument Stoarge 400 from existing lower level area

610 Restrooms 300 from existing lower level area

Sub Total 4,150

Shops701 Scene Shop 4,000 from existing lower level area

702 Paint Shop with paint frame n/a renovate existing

703 Materials Storage n/a renovate existing

704 Tools n/a renovate existing

705 Costumes n/a renovate existing

706 Props n/a renovate existing

707 Shop Offices 300 from existing lower level area

708 Storage n/a renovate existing

709 welding shop 500 from existing lower level area

Sub Total 4,800



D- production - 1

Hutton Construction Budget

Tab 3

Century II

Renovation

Budget 04/04/2016

Phase Description Project Total

Site Work 6,879,636

Building System Upgrades 35,931,028

Asbestos Removal 12,811,933

Building Renovation 42,633,134

Exterior Upgrades 4,305,982

Prefunction Addition 14,285,094

Loading Dock Addition 4,409,149

New Theater 41,353,071

Estimate Totals

Century II

Renovation

Budget 04/04/2016

Description Amount Totals Hours RateLabor 9,152 181 hrs

Material 1,151,613

Subcontract 161,448,262

Equipment

Other

162,609,027 162,609,027

Total 162,609,027

Century II

Renovation

Budget 04/04/2016


Site Work

DEMOLITION02-0030 Demolition Subcontractor 1,578,935

02-0200 Demo Site Paving/Walks 412,655

DEMOLITION 1,991,590

SITEWORK02-2020 Erosion Control/BMP 15,037

02-2050 Site Earthwork 263,156

02-5050 Curb and Gutter 214,735

02-5100 Concrete paving and drives 2,341,544

02-5150 Asphalt Paving 662,606

02-5340 Ext. Stairs on Grade 451,124

02-9000 Landscape/Irrigatn System 676,687

SITEWORK 4,624,890

ELECTRICAL16-1000 Electrical System 263,156

ELECTRICAL 263,156

Site Work 6,879,636

Building System Upgrades

THERMAL & MOISTURE07-4000 Arch. Standing Seam Roofg 1,015,030

07-5100 Roofing-B/U & Membrane 6,759,122

THERMAL & MOISTURE 7,774,152

MECHANICAL15-1000 Mechanical Sub 20,424,603

MECHANICAL 20,424,603

ELECTRICAL16-1000 Electrical System 7,732,272

ELECTRICAL 7,732,272

Building System Upgrades 35,931,028

Asbestos Removal

DEMOLITION02-0020 Infection Control Requirements 3,157,871

02-0030 Demolition Subcontractor 9,473,613


Century II

Renovation

Budget 04/04/2016


SITEWORK02-2200 Foundation Drain System 180,450

SITEWORK 180,450

Asbestos Removal 12,811,933

Building Renovation

DEMOLITION02-0030 Demolition Subcontractor 3,017,827


CARPENTRY06-4100 Millwork & Access Blockg 7,519

CARPENTRY 7,519

MILLWORK/CASEMENT MATLS06-8010 Millwork/Casework Matls. 1,183,044

MILLWORK/CASEMENT MATLS 1,183,044

THERMAL & MOISTURE07-9000 Caulking & Sealants 48,364

THERMAL & MOISTURE 48,364

FINISHES09-0010 Finishes 14,497,847

09-9000 Sealed Concrete Floor 74,203

FINISHES 14,572,050

SPECIALTIES10-6500 Operable/Fold Partitions 1,639,085

10-9990 Misc. Specialties 1,127,811

SPECIALTIES 2,766,896

CONVEYING SYSTEMS14-2000 Elevators 639,093

CONVEYING SYSTEMS 639,093


15-3000 Fire Protection 3,315,764

Century II

Renovation

Budget 04/04/2016




16-7200 Security System 345,862


Building Renovation 42,633,134

Exterior Upgrades

THERMAL & MOISTURE07-4100 Arch. Metal Wall 2,629,679

07-4200 Arch. Metal Soffit 225,562

07-9000 Caulking & Sealants 172,555


DOORS & WINDOWS08-4100 Alum Storefront 1,022,549

DOORS & WINDOWS 1,022,549

SPECIALTIES10-4000 Building Signage & Letter 150,375

SPECIALTIES 150,375

MECHANICAL15-1000 Mechanical Sub 30,075

MECHANICAL 30,075


ELECTRICAL 75,187

Exterior Upgrades 4,305,982

Prefunction Addition

DEMOLITION02-0030 Demolition Subcontractor 316,426

DEMOLITION 316,426

SITEWORK02-2050 Site Earthwork 221,498

02-5100 Concrete paving and drives 153,039

Century II

Renovation

Budget 04/04/2016


02-5340 Ext. Stairs on Grade 225,562

02-7300 Utilities Budget 632,852

02-9000 Landscape/Irrigatn System 133,321

SITEWORK 1,366,273

CONCRETE03-0250 Drilled Piers 632,852

03-3000 Footings 379,711

03-5000 Slab on Grade 316,426

CONCRETE 1,328,990

STEEL05-0100 Structural Steel Material 765,751

05-0200 Structural Steel Erection 411,354

STEEL 1,177,105

CARPENTRY06-3000 Roof/Parapet Shtg&Blockg 22,556

06-4100 Millwork & Access Blockg 7,519

CARPENTRY 30,075

MILLWORK/CASEMENT MATLS06-8010 Millwork/Casework Matls. 189,856

MILLWORK/CASEMENT MATLS 189,856

THERMAL & MOISTURE07-1000 Water/Dampproofing System 87,969

07-4100 Arch. Metal Wall 1,319,539

07-4200 Arch. Metal Soffit 112,781

07-5100 Roofing-B/U & Membrane 672,281



DOORS & WINDOWS08-1000 Hollow Metal Doors/Frames 63,285

08-4100 Alum Storefront 872,174

DOORS & WINDOWS 935,459

FINISHES09-0010 Finishes 2,214,983

09-2500 Exterior Studs, Sheathing and Insulation 287,817

FINISHES 2,502,801

Century II

Renovation

Budget 04/04/2016



15-3000 Fire Protection 221,498





Prefunction Addition 14,285,094

Loading Dock Addition

DEMOLITION02-0030 Demolition Subcontractor 234,634

DEMOLITION 234,634

SITEWORK02-2050 Site Earthwork 122,104

02-5100 Concrete paving and drives 606,139

02-7300 Utilities Budget 300,750

SITEWORK 1,028,993

CONCRETE03-3000 Footings 126,315

03-3020 Foundation Wall <4' 56,210

03-3040 Foundation Wall >8' 270,675

03-5000 Slab on Grade 105,262

03-5020 Slab on Metal Decking 60,150

CONCRETE 618,612

STEEL05-0100 Structural Steel Material 363,907

05-0200 Structural Steel Erection 195,487

STEEL 559,394

CARPENTRY06-3000 Roof/Parapet Shtg&Blockg 5,639

CARPENTRY 5,639

THERMAL & MOISTURE

Century II

Renovation

Budget 04/04/2016


07-1000 Water/Dampproofing System 28,150

07-4100 Arch. Metal Wall 281,502

07-5100 Roofing-B/U & Membrane 157,882



DOORS & WINDOWS08-1000 Hollow Metal Doors/Frames 15,037

08-3200 Overhead/Coiling Doors 14,436


FINISHES09-0010 Finishes 375,937

09-2500 Exterior Studs, Sheathing and Insulation 68,030

FINISHES 443,967

SPECIALTIES10-9990 Misc. Specialties 45,112

SPECIALTIES 45,112

EQUIPMENT11-1600 Dock Equipment 31,768

EQUIPMENT 31,768

CONVEYING SYSTEMS14-2000 Elevators 375,937


MECHANICAL15-1000 Mechanical Sub 225,562

15-3000 Fire Protection 52,631

MECHANICAL 278,193



ELECTRICAL 278,193

Loading Dock Addition 4,409,149

New Theater

FINISHES

Century II

Renovation

Budget 04/04/2016


09-0010 Finishes 41,353,071

FINISHES 41,353,071

New Theater 41,353,071

Century II

Renovation

Budget 04/04/2016

Estimate Totals

Description Amount Totals Hours RateLabor 9,152 181 hrs

Material 1,151,613

Subcontract 161,448,262

Equipment

Other

162,609,027 162,609,027

Total 162,609,027

Appendix Hutton Estimate Detail Report Mechanical Systems Inc. Report Basis Consulting Engineers Report Basis Backup Information Exterior Aluminum Composite Panel Example

Tab 4

Hutton Construction Corp Estimate Details Report Page 1

Century II UF Budget 2 4/4/2016 8:47 AM

Project name Century II UF Budget 2

Estimator TE

Labor rate table Wichita Area 2015

Equipment rate table GMP Equip 2014

Bid date 4/4/2016

Presentation Name Century II

Presentatn Name 2 Renovation

Type of Budget Budget

Presentation Date 04/04/2016

Report format Sorted by 'Area/Group phase/Phase'

'Detail' summary

Allocate addons



Item Description Location Takeoff Qty W% Conversion Order Qty Unit Price Amount

1 Site Work Site Work

02-0000 DEMOLITION

02-0030 Demolition Subcontractor

300053 Site Demo Exterior-Budget 350,000.00 sf Sub 350,000.00 sf 4.511 1,578,935

Demolition Subcontractor 1,578,935

02-0200 Demo Site Paving/Walks

353 Rmv Sidewalks - Sub 56,142.00 sf Sub 56,142.00 sf 1.88 105,529

503 Rmv Concrete Paving - 4" 67,176.00 sf Sub 67,176.00 sf 1.504 101,016

803 Rmv Curb and Gutter 10,000.00 lf Sub 10,000.00 lf 3.76 37,594

1353 Rmv Asphalt Paving - 5" 155,000.00 sf Sub 155,000.00 sf 0.98 151,503

1353 Rmv Asphalt Paving - 5"- new front drive 17,406.00 sf Sub 17,406.00 sf 0.98 17,013

Demo Site Paving/Walks 412,655


02-2000 SITEWORK

02-2020 Erosion Control/BMP

153 Silt Fence - Sub 5,000.00 lf Sub 5,000.00 lf 3.01 15,037

Erosion Control/BMP 15,037

02-2050 Site Earthwork

n 900003 Site Prep Budget - UF 350,000.00 sf Sub 350,000.00 sf 0.752 263,156

Site Earthwork 263,156

02-5050 Curb and Gutter

n 300003 Machine Placed C & G - Sub 8,400.00 lf Sub 8,400.00 lf 25.564 214,735

Curb and Gutter 214,735

02-5100 Concrete paving and drives

300403 Crushed Rock Base - 6" for streets 154,551.00 sf Sub 9.00000 sf/sy 17,172.33 sy 10.150 174,304

300603 6" Concrete Paving - Streets 154,551.00 sf Sub 154,551.00 sf 9.774 1,510,637

300603 6" Concrete Paving - Plaza 67,176.00 sf Sub 67,176.00 sf 9.774 656,603

Concrete paving and drives 2,341,544

02-5150 Asphalt Paving

300403 Crushed Rock Base - 6" 150,918.00 sf Sub 9.00000 sf/sy 16,768.67 sy 10.150 170,207

300603 5" Asphalt 133,956.00 sf Sub 9.00000 sf/sy 14,884.00 sy 33.082 492,399

Asphalt Paving 662,606

02-5340 Ext. Stairs on Grade

300003 Ext Stairs on Grade - Budget 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 45.112 451,124

Ext. Stairs on Grade 451,124

02-9000 Landscape/Irrigatn System

300003 Irrigation Budget 150,000.00 sf Sub 150,000.00 sf 1.504 225,562

300203 Landscape Budget - Sod, Trees, and Plantings 150,000.00 sf Sub 150,000.00 sf 3.01 451,124

Landscape/Irrigatn System 676,687




SITEWORK 4,624,890

16-0000 ELECTRICAL

16-1000 Electrical System

900003 Site Electrical Subcontract-UF 350,000.00 sf Sub 350,000.00 sf 0.752 263,156

Electrical System 263,156

ELECTRICAL 263,156

1 Site Work Site Work 6,879,636

1.5 Systems Building System Upgrades

07-0000 THERMAL & MOISTURE

07-4000 Arch. Standing Seam Roofg

n 300103 Standing Seam Copper Roof 15,000.00 sf Sub 15,000.00 sf 67.67 1,015,030

Arch. Standing Seam Roofg 1,015,030

07-5100 Roofing-B/U & Membrane

n 300303 TPO Roofing - Century 2 210,000.00 sf Sub 210,000.00 sf 22.56 4,736,806

n 300303 TPO Roofing - Brown expo 130,000.00 sf Sub 130,000.00 sf 15.04 1,954,872

300603 Coping Cap - Budget - Century 2 1,750.00 lf Sub 1,750.00 lf 22.56 39,473

300603 Coping Cap - Budget - Brown expo 1,550.00 lf Sub 1,550.00 lf 18.045 27,970

Roofing-B/U & Membrane 6,759,122


15-0000 MECHANICAL

15-1000 Mechanical Sub

300003 Mechanical System - 1st and 2nd - Equipment 420,000.00 sf Sub 420,000.00 sf 34.37 14,433,395

300003 Mechanical System - new RTU's for Brown 130,000.00 sf Sub 130,000.00 sf 18.28 2,376,385

300003 Mechanical System - Energy center replacement 1.00 ls Sub 1.00 ls 3,614,823.79 3,614,824

Mechanical Sub 20,424,603


16-0000 ELECTRICAL


n 300203 New lights in Brown 130,000.00 sf Sub 130,000.00 sf 4.34 563,906

n 300203 Electrical System - Century II switchgear 420,000.00 sf Sub 420,000.00 sf 2.66 1,115,781

n 300203 New lights in Century II 420,000.00 sf Sub 420,000.00 sf 10.47 4,395,455

n 300203 Kitchen Work in Brown 1.00 ls Sub 1.00 ls 105,262.37 105,262

n 300203 Central Plant electrical work 1.00 ls Sub 1.00 ls 40,601.19 40,601

301303 Add for Fire Alarm System - 1st and 2nd 420,000.00 sf Sub 420,000.00 sf 2.42 1,015,030

301303 Add for Fire Alarm System - Brown 130,000.00 sf Sub 130,000.00 sf 1.272 165,412

351003 Emergency lighting - Century II 420,000.00 sf Sub 420,000.00 sf 0.72 300,750

351003 Emergency lighting - Brown 130,000.00 sf Sub 130,000.00 sf 0.231 30,075




Electrical System 7,732,272


1.5 Systems Building System

Upgrades

35,931,028

1.75 Asbestos Asbestos Removal

02-0000 DEMOLITION

02-0020 Infection Control Requirements

504006 Class IV Requirements Budget/SF 420,000.00 sf Lab sf/mh mh

Mat 0 420,000.00 sf

Sub 420,000.00 sf 7.52 3,157,871

Infection Control Requirements 3,157,871


153 Asbestos Abatement Sub 420,000.00 sf Sub 420,000.00 sf 22.56 9,473,613



02-2000 SITEWORK

02-2200 Foundation Drain System

300003 Foundation Drain System - SF 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 18.045 180,450

Foundation Drain System 180,450

SITEWORK 180,450

1.75 Asbestos Asbestos Removal 12,811,933

2 Building Building Renovation

02-0000 DEMOLITION


300053 Building Demolition - Interior - Budget 78,673.00 sf Sub 78,673.00 sf 15.04 1,183,044

300053 Building Demolition -Interior -Budget 122,014.00 sf Sub 122,014.00 sf 15.04 1,834,783



06-0000 CARPENTRY

06-4100 Millwork & Access Blockg

104 2x6 Blocking 1,000.00 lf Lab lf/mh mh

Mat 5 bm/lf bm

Sub 1,000.00 lf 7.52 7,519




Millwork & Access Blockg 7,519

CARPENTRY 7,519

06-8000 MILLWORK/CASEMENT MATLS

06-8010 Millwork/Casework Matls.

n 912003 Millwork Budget 78,673.00 sf Sub 78,673.00 sf 15.04 1,183,044

Millwork/Casework Matls. 1,183,044

MILLWORK/CASEMENT MATLS 1,183,044


07-9000 Caulking & Sealants

300003 Floor Caulking - Brown Expo 9,896.00 lf Sub 9,896.00 lf 4.89 48,364

Caulking & Sealants 48,364


09-0000 FINISHES

09-0010 Finishes

900003 Interior Construction Budget - UF - Area 1

(Frame)

122,014.00 sf Sub 122,014.00 sf 22.56 2,752,175

900003 Interior Construction Budget - UF - Area 2

(Frame)

74,199.00 sf Sub 74,199.00 sf 22.56 1,673,649

900103 Interior Finishes Budget - UF - Area 1 (Finishes) 122,014.00 sf Sub 122,014.00 sf 18.045 2,201,740

900103 Interior Finishes Budget - UF - Area 2 (Finishes) 74,199.00 sf Sub 74,199.00 sf 18.045 1,338,919

900103 Interior Finishes Budget - UF - Area 5 (Upgrade

area)

39,361.00 sf Sub 39,361.00 sf 15.04 591,890

900103 Interior Finishes Budget - UF - Area 3 (Repaint

wall and new ceiling)

361,978.00 sf Sub 361,978.00 sf 15.04 5,443,237

962003 Int Finishes Budget - UF - Concert hall remodel 22,000.00 sf Sub 22,000.00 sf 22.56 496,237

Finishes 14,497,847

09-9000 Sealed Concrete Floor

305603 Sealed Concrete Floor 98,691.00 sf Sub 1.00000 98,691.00 sf 0.752 74,203

Sealed Concrete Floor 74,203

FINISHES 14,572,050

10-0000 SPECIALTIES

10-6500 Operable/Fold Partitions

300503 Folding Partition STC 40 - Budget - meeting

rooms

1,800.00 sf Sub 1,800.00 sf 75.19 135,337

300503 Folding Partition STC 40 - Budget - Convention

Hall

10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 150.375 1,503,748

Operable/Fold Partitions 1,639,085

10-9990 Misc. Specialties

555 New Seating 5,000.00 ea Lab ea/mh mh

Mat 0 5,000.00 ea





555 New Seating 5,000.00 ea Sub 5,000.00 ea 225.562 1,127,811

Eqp ea/hour hour

Misc. Specialties 1,127,811

SPECIALTIES 2,766,896

14-0000 CONVEYING SYSTEMS

14-2000 Elevators

300103 Hydraulic Elevator-Standard Cab-2 stops 4.00 ea Sub 4.00 ea 90,224.883 360,900

300103 Hydraulic Elevator-Standard Cab-2 stops - large

freight

1.00 ea Sub 1.00 ea 187,968.50 187,969

300303 Hydraulic Elevator-added stops 4.00 ea Sub 4.00 ea 22,556.22 90,225

Elevators 639,093


15-0000 MECHANICAL


300003 Mechanical System - 1st and 2nd - Ductwork,

fixtures, trim out

420,000.00 sf Sub 420,000.00 sf 22.56 9,473,613


15-3000 Fire Protection

312003 Wet Fire Sprinkler System - add 1st and 2nd 420,000.00 sf Sub 420,000.00 sf 5.263 2,210,510

312003 Wet Fire Sprinkler System - Replace basement 210,000.00 sf Sub 210,000.00 sf 5.263 1,105,255

Fire Protection 3,315,764


16-0000 ELECTRICAL


n 300203 Electrical System - Remodel of 1st and 2nd floor 420,000.00 sf Sub 420,000.00 sf 15.04 6,315,742

301203 Add for Telephone and Data Cabling 420,000.00 sf Sub 420,000.00 sf 2.26 947,361


16-7200 Security System

53 Security System Upgrade - 1st, 2nd and

basement - Cameras

45.00 ea Sub 45.00 ea 3,007.50 135,337

53 Security System Upgrade - Brown - Cameras 20.00 ea Sub 20.00 ea 3,007.50 60,150

53 Security System Upgrade - Brown - Door controls 20.00 ea Sub 20.00 ea 3,759.37 75,187

53 Security System Upgrade - 1st, 2nd and

basement- Door controls

20.00 ea Sub 20.00 ea 3,759.37 75,187

Security System 345,862


2 Building Building Renovation 42,633,134




4 Exterior Upgrades Exterior Upgrades


07-4100 Arch. Metal Wall

n 310003 Arch Metal Siding - Insulated Panels - Century 2 26,000.00 sf Sub 26,000.00 sf 45.112 1,172,923

n 310003 Arch Metal Siding - Insulated Panels - Brown 38,750.00 sf Sub 38,750.00 sf 37.594 1,456,756

Arch. Metal Wall 2,629,679

07-4200 Arch. Metal Soffit

n 300103 Arch Metal Soffit-Upgrade 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 22.56 225,562

Arch. Metal Soffit 225,562


300003 Vertical Caulking- Removal 13,500.00 lf Sub 13,500.00 lf 8.271 111,653

300003 Vertical Caulking 13,500.00 lf Sub 13,500.00 lf 4.511 60,902



08-0000 DOORS & WINDOWS

08-4100 Alum Storefront

300003 Storefront Window Budget 17,000.00 sf Sub 17,000.00 sf 60.15 1,022,549

Alum Storefront 1,022,549

DOORS & WINDOWS 1,022,549

10-0000 SPECIALTIES

10-4000 Building Signage & Letter

zzzz Building Sign Allowance 1.00 ls Lab 1.00000 mh/ls 1.00 mh

Mat 1.00 ls

Sub 1.00 ls 150,374.81 150,375

Eqp 1.00 ls

Oth 1.00 ls

Building Signage & Letter 150,375

1.00 Labor hours

SPECIALTIES 150,375

1.00 Labor hours

15-0000 MECHANICAL


300003 Mechanical Subcontract - New louvers, etc 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 3.01 30,075

Mechanical Sub 30,075

MECHANICAL 30,075




16-0000 ELECTRICAL


n 300403 Electrical Subcontract - Exterior light upgrades 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 7.52 75,187


ELECTRICAL 75,187

4 Exterior Upgrades Exterior

Upgrades

4,305,982

1.00 Labor hours

5 Prefunction Prefunction Addition

02-0000 DEMOLITION


300003 Building Demolition Budget - new front structure 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 3.01 126,570

300053 Site Demo Exterior-Budget 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 4.511 189,856

Demolition Subcontractor 316,426

DEMOLITION 316,426

02-2000 SITEWORK





300603 6" Concrete Paving 16,962.00 sf Sub 16,962.00 sf 9.022 153,039

Concrete paving and drives 153,039

02-5340 Ext. Stairs on Grade

300003 Ext Stairs on Grade - Budget 5,000.00 sf Sub 5,000.00 sf 45.112 225,562

Ext. Stairs on Grade 225,562

02-7300 Utilities Budget

900003 Utilities Budget/SF - UF 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 15.04 632,852

Utilities Budget 632,852

02-9000 Landscape/Irrigatn System

300003 Irrigation Budget 29,553.00 sf Sub 29,553.00 sf 1.504 44,440

300203 Landscape Budget - Sod, Trees, and Plantings 29,553.00 sf Sub 29,553.00 sf 3.01 88,881

Landscape/Irrigatn System 133,321

SITEWORK 1,366,273

03-0000 CONCRETE

03-0250 Drilled Piers




03-0250 Drilled Piers

n 900003 36" Dia Drilled Pier Budget - SF 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 15.04 632,852

Drilled Piers 632,852

03-3000 Footings

n 300003 Footing Budget/SF 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 9.022 379,711

Footings 379,711

03-5000 Slab on Grade

300203 Slab on Grade - complete 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 7.52 316,426

Slab on Grade 316,426

CONCRETE 1,328,990

05-0000 STEEL

05-0100 Structural Steel Material

n 300303 Steel Framing 2 Story MS Ext Wall - SF Budget 42,085.00 sf Mat 0 11.00000 lbs/sf 462,935.00 lbs 1.654 765,751

Structural Steel Material 765,751

05-0200 Structural Steel Erection

n 300303 Steel Erection 2 Story MS Ext Wall - SF Budget 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 9.774 411,354

Structural Steel Erection 411,354

STEEL 1,177,105

06-0000 CARPENTRY

06-3000 Roof/Parapet Shtg&Blockg

500004 Parapet Blocking - 2 pc w/shim 2,000.00 lf Lab lf/mh mh

Mat 5 2,100.00 lf

Sub 2,000.00 lf 11.28 22,556

Roof/Parapet Shtg&Blockg 22,556

06-4100 Millwork & Access Blockg

104 2x6 Blocking 1,000.00 lf Lab lf/mh mh

Mat 5 bm/lf bm

Sub 1,000.00 lf 7.52 7,519

Millwork & Access Blockg 7,519

CARPENTRY 30,075

06-8000 MILLWORK/CASEMENT MATLS

06-8010 Millwork/Casework Matls.

n 902003 Millwork Budget 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 4.511 189,856

Millwork/Casework Matls. 189,856

MILLWORK/CASEMENT MATLS 189,856


07-1000 Water/Dampproofing System





300003 Exterior Moisture Barrier Fluid Applied on

Sheathing (Sto-Guard)

19,500.00 sf Sub 19,500.00 sf 4.511 87,969

Water/Dampproofing System 87,969


n 310003 Arch Metal Siding - Insulated Panels 19,500.00 sf Sub 19,500.00 sf 67.67 1,319,539

Arch. Metal Wall 1,319,539

07-4200 Arch. Metal Soffit

n 300103 Arch Metal Soffit-Upgrade 5,000.00 sf Sub 5,000.00 sf 22.56 112,781

Arch. Metal Soffit 112,781


n 300303 TPO Roofing - prefunction 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 15.04 632,852

300603 Coping Cap - Budget 2,185.00 lf Sub 2,185.00 lf 18.045 39,428

Roofing-B/U & Membrane 672,281


500004 Caulking Allowance 1.00 allw Lab 80.00000 mh/allw 80.00 mh 52.26 4,180

Mat 0 1.00000 ls/allw 1.00 ls 7,518.73 7,519


80.00 Labor hours


80.00 Labor hours


08-1000 Hollow Metal Doors/Frames

zzzz Exterior Doors Budget 42,085.00 sf Lab mh/sf mh

Mat 42,085.00 sf

Sub 42,085.00 sf 1.504 63,285

Eqp 42,085.00 sf

Oth 42,085.00 sf

Hollow Metal Doors/Frames 63,285

08-4100 Alum Storefront

300003 Storefront Window Budget 12,500.00 sf Sub 12,500.00 sf 60.15 751,874

300303 Aluminum Entry Doors (Pair) 20.00 pr Sub 20.00 pr 6,014.992 120,300

Alum Storefront 872,174


09-0000 FINISHES

09-0010 Finishes

900003 Interior Construction Budget - UF 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 22.56 949,279

900103 Interior Finishes Budget - UF 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 30.075 1,265,705

Finishes 2,214,983

09-2500 Exterior Studs, Sheathing and Insulation

305303 6" Ext MS/GB/T&F (2) sides/R-19 Insul 26,400.00 sf Sub 26,400.00 sf 10.902 287,817




Exterior Studs, Sheathing and Insulation 287,817

FINISHES 2,502,801

15-0000 MECHANICAL


300003 Mechanical Subcontract - New RTU's and

plumbing

42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 52.631 2,214,983



312003 Wet Fire Sprinkler System 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 5.263 221,498

Fire Protection 221,498


16-0000 ELECTRICAL


n 300403 Electrical Subcontract 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 37.594 1,582,131

301303 Add for Fire Alarm System - prefunction 42,085.00 sf Sub 42,085.00 sf 2.26 94,928



53 Security System Upgrade - prefunction - Cameras 15.00 ea Sub 15.00 ea 3,007.50 45,112

53 Security System Upgrade - prefunction - Door

controls

20.00 ea Sub 20.00 ea 3,759.37 75,187



5 Prefunction Prefunction Addition 14,285,09480.00 Labor hours

6 Loading Dock Loading Dock Addition

02-0000 DEMOLITION


300053 Site Demo Exterior-Budget- loading 52,011.00 sf Sub 52,011.00 sf 4.511 234,634

Demolition Subcontractor 234,634

DEMOLITION 234,634

02-2000 SITEWORK


n 300353 Mass Excavation - Haul off Site 5,600.00 cy Sub 5,600.00 cy 12.41 69,473







300403 Crushed Rock Base - 6" 52,011.00 sf Sub 9.00000 sf/sy 5,779.00 sy 10.150 58,659

300703 8" Concrete Paving 52,011.00 sf Sub 52,011.00 sf 10.53 547,480

Concrete paving and drives 606,139

02-7300 Utilities Budget

900003 Utilities Budget/SF - UF 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 30.075 300,750

Utilities Budget 300,750

SITEWORK 1,028,993

03-0000 CONCRETE

03-3000 Footings

n 300003 Footing Budget/SF- loading 4,000.00 sf Sub 4,000.00 sf 9.022 36,090

n 300003 Footing Budget/SF- Building 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 9.022 90,225

Footings 126,315

03-3020 Foundation Wall <4'

n 300003 Foundation Wall <4'/SF loading 2,492.00 sf Sub 2,492.00 sf 22.56 56,210

Foundation Wall <4' 56,210

03-3040 Foundation Wall >8'

n 300003 Foundation Wall >8'/SF 6,000.00 sf Sub 6,000.00 sf 45.112 270,675

Foundation Wall >8' 270,675

03-5000 Slab on Grade

300203 Slab on Grade - complete- loading 4,000.00 sf Sub 4,000.00 sf 7.52 30,075

300203 Slab on Grade - complete- building 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 7.52 75,187

Slab on Grade 105,262

03-5020 Slab on Metal Decking

300003 4" Slab on Metal Deck - Complete 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 6.015 60,150

Slab on Metal Decking 60,150

CONCRETE 618,612

05-0000 STEEL

05-0100 Structural Steel Material

n 300303 Steel Framing 2 Story MS Ext Wall - SF Budget -

1story w/basement

20,000.00 sf Mat 0 11.00000 lbs/sf 220,000.00 lbs 1.654 363,907

Structural Steel Material 363,907

05-0200 Structural Steel Erection

n 300303 Steel Erection 2 Story MS Ext Wall - SF Budget -

1 story w/basement

20,000.00 sf Sub 20,000.00 sf 9.774 195,487

Structural Steel Erection 195,487

STEEL 559,394

06-0000 CARPENTRY




06-3000 Roof/Parapet Shtg&Blockg

500004 Parapet Blocking - 2 pc w/shim 500.00 lf Lab lf/mh mh

Mat 5 525.00 lf

Sub 500.00 lf 11.28 5,639

Roof/Parapet Shtg&Blockg 5,639

CARPENTRY 5,639



300003 Exterior Moisture Barrier Fluid Applied on

Sheathing (Sto-Guard)

6,240.00 sf Sub 6,240.00 sf 4.511 28,150

Water/Dampproofing System 28,150


n 310003 Arch Metal Siding - Insulated Panels 6,240.00 sf Sub 6,240.00 sf 45.112 281,502

Arch. Metal Wall 281,502


n 300303 TPO Roofing - loading dock 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 15.04 150,375

300603 Coping Cap - Budget 416.00 lf Sub 416.00 lf 18.045 7,507

Roofing-B/U & Membrane 157,882


500004 Caulking Allowance 1.00 allw Lab 80.00000 mh/allw 80.00 mh 52.26 4,180

Mat 0 1.00000 ls/allw 1.00 ls 7,518.75 7,519


80.00 Labor hours


80.00 Labor hours


08-1000 Hollow Metal Doors/Frames

zzzz Exterior Doors Budget 10,000.00 sf Lab mh/sf mh

Mat 10,000.00 sf

Sub 10,000.00 sf 1.504 15,037

Eqp 10,000.00 sf

Oth 10,000.00 sf

Hollow Metal Doors/Frames 15,037

08-3200 Overhead/Coiling Doors

300403 12' X 12' Overhead Sectional Door w/operator 4.00 ea Sub 4.00 ea 3,609.00 14,436

Overhead/Coiling Doors 14,436


09-0000 FINISHES

09-0010 Finishes

900003 Interior Construction Budget - UF 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 22.56 225,562

900103 Interior Finishes Budget - UF 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 15.04 150,375




Finishes 375,937

09-2500 Exterior Studs, Sheathing and Insulation

305303 6" Ext MS/GB/T&F (2) sides/R-19 Insul 6,240.00 sf Sub 6,240.00 sf 10.902 68,030

Exterior Studs, Sheathing and Insulation 68,030

FINISHES 443,967

10-0000 SPECIALTIES


zzzz Dock Leveler- allowance 4.00 ls Lab 1.00000 mh/ls 4.00 mh

Mat 4.00 ls

Sub 4.00 ls 11,278.11 45,112

Eqp 4.00 ls

Oth 4.00 ls

Misc. Specialties 45,112

4.00 Labor hours

SPECIALTIES 45,112

4.00 Labor hours

11-0000 EQUIPMENT

11-1600 Dock Equipment

n 300309 Dock Seals 4.00 ea Mat 0 4.00 ea 1,503.75 6,015

Sub 4.00 ea 1,503.75 6,015

n 300409 Dock locks and light 4.00 ea Mat 0 4.00 ea

Sub 4.00 ea 4,511.243 18,045

n 500004 Loading Dock Bumpers 4.00 ea Lab 4.00000 mh/ea 16.00 mh 49.44 791

Mat 0 4.00 ea 225.563 902

Dock Equipment 31,768

16.00 Labor hours

EQUIPMENT 31,768

16.00 Labor hours

14-0000 CONVEYING SYSTEMS

14-2000 Elevators

300203 Hydraulic Elevator-Hospital Cab-2 stops 2.00 ea Sub 2.00 ea 187,968.51 375,937

Elevators 375,937


15-0000 MECHANICAL


300003 Mechanical Subcontract - Warehouse heaterse 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 22.56 225,562

Mechanical Sub 225,562


312003 Wet Fire Sprinkler System 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 5.263 52,631




Fire Protection 52,631

MECHANICAL 278,193

16-0000 ELECTRICAL


n 300403 Electrical Subcontract 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 22.56 225,562

301303 Add for Fire Alarm System - loading dock 10,000.00 sf Sub 10,000.00 sf 2.26 22,556



53 Security System Upgrade - loading dock -

Cameras

5.00 ea Sub 5.00 ea 3,007.50 15,037

53 Security System Upgrade - loading dock- Door

controls

4.00 ea Sub 4.00 ea 3,759.37 15,037


ELECTRICAL 278,193

6 Loading Dock Loading Dock

Addition

4,409,149

100.00 Labor hours

7 Theater New Theater

09-0000 FINISHES

09-0010 Finishes

912003 Int Const Budget - UF 55,000.00 sf Sub 55,000.00 sf 451.124 24,811,842

962003 Int Finishes Budget - UF 55,000.00 sf Sub 55,000.00 sf 300.75 16,541,228

Finishes 41,353,071

FINISHES 41,353,071

7 Theater New Theater 41,353,071



Estimate Totals

Description Amount Totals Hours Rate Cost Basis Cost per Unit Percent of TotalLabor 9,152 181 hrs 0.01%

Material 1,151,613 0.71%

Subcontract 161,448,262 99.29%

Equipment

Other

162,609,027 162,609,027 100.00

Total 162,609,027

MSI Mechanical Systems Inc. P.O. Box 3029/ Wichita, Kansas 67201 316/ 262-2021 Fax 316/ 262-2386

March 29, 2016 Mr. Tyler Ellis Hutton Construction 2229 S. West St Wichita, Ks 67213 Re: Century II Budget Evaluation Dear Tyler, We are pleased to present our budget analysis on the referenced project. Please find below a scope of our proposed work:

Century II Hall: $ 9,276,280.00 Basement

Remove and replace all air handling units, replace chill and hot water piping assemblies, drains and hydronic assemblies

Demo and install new externally insulated ductwork from AHU through floor to first level

Demo and replace all chill and hot water service piping from service entry point to ahu coil connections

Replace chill and hot water pumps and hydronics

Replace mains of sanitary sewer from service entry to respective points where service size drops below 4”

Fully insulate all respective piping ( hot and chilled)

Replace sewage ejector pump

Replace air compressor and necessary air piping assembly

Replace water heater, storage tank and recirculation pump

Replace submersible sump pump and bilge pump assemblies

Provide services of Sandifer Engineering for full HVAC controls retrofit to digital system

1st and 2

nd floors

Replace all plumbing fixtures and include allowance for waste/vent/water ‘runout’ from main to fixture ( usually considered approximately 10’)

Replace exhaust fans and portion of ductwork necessary for new equipment

Allowance for HVAC extension into each space is not included in mechanical package, we presume that GC is including per foot allowance for all trades for finish spaces ( such as offices/restrooms/meeting rooms/ as well as main halls


Allowance for test and balance air and water systems

Expo Hall: $ 1,490,308.00

Remove and replace rooftop air conditioners ( no ductwork changes anticipated) for primary expo hall

Replace all plumbing fixtures for restrooms

Allowance included for coordination of plumbing piping/activities on kitchen, however, we presume the kitchen equipment would likely be provided by a kitchen purveyor

(cont)

Century II HVAC Budget March 29, 2016 Page Two

Expo Hall (cont)

Replace exhaust fans

2nd

floor allowance for cleanup ( replace grilles, minor modifications)


Allowance for test and balance air and water systems

Energy Center: $ 2,323,876.00

Replace all HVAC and plumbing equipment within energy center, however, most piping looks to be in good shape and would need only minor re-work to accept new equipment

Provide services of Sandifer Engineering for full HVAC controls retrofit to digital system Allowance for test and balance air and water systems

Note: Electrical indicated allowance is not included for disconnect/reconnect of major hvac items in their proposed budget. Some allowance should be considered for this. I suggest $5000 for larger items, $2000 for smaller equipment. Perhaps the following could be considered for totals: Main Century 2: $ 170,000.00 Brown Expo $ 90,000.00 Energy Center $ 80,000.00 Also thermostat boxes and conduit risers for digital controls : $ 52,000.00 Perhaps some cost to power digital controls main boxes, control center, new communication cabling? $ 100,000.00

Exclusions & notes:

Bond cost and sales tax

All costs related to asbestos abatement, whether structural or on hvac piping

Electrical disconnect/reconnect of equipment, thermostat boxes and 10’ risers Thanks very much, please call or email if there are any questions. Sincerely, Pat Johnson

3/29/2016 8:43 AM

MECHANICAL SYSTEMS INC JOB Century II SM FAB 60.00 40 HR WK

BID RECAP SECTION main bldg P/F 60.00 40 HR WK

DATE QUOTED COMMODITY P/F SM SM SM FEILD 60.00 40 HR WK

ITEM BY QTY SELL EQUP-MTL MATERIAL HOURS FAB FIELD LABOR $ OTHER QUOTE SUB LINE COST

Chilled and hot water main lines 589,132.01 295,151.00 3582 214,920.00 510,071.00

insulation of same 7600 115,500.00 100,000.00 100,000.00

AHU coil connection pipe & hyronics 256,674.50 124,849.00 1623 97,380.00 222,229.00

P traps 20 6,699.00 1,000.00 80 4,800.00 5,800.00

AHU's and exhaust fan replacement 2,309,872.95 1,890,270.00 1827 109,620.00 1,999,890.00

Ductwork mains 2,370,985.16 551,901.00 8162 16853 1,500,900.00 2,052,801.00

insulation of ductwork 240 ;000 498,960.00 432,000.00 432,000.00

Plumbing fixtures 785,631.00 339,280.00 5682 340,920.00 680,200.00

Plumbing mains 396,996.60 100,000.00 4062 243,720.00 343,720.00

Plumbing insulation 28,875.00 25,000.00 25,000.00

Air compressor 58,327.50 40,000.00 100 25 50 10,500.00 50,500.00

Digital controls 693,000.00 600,000.00 600,000.00

TAB 122,430.00 50 50 6,000.00 100,000.00 106,000.00

Damper and grille allowance basement 28,875.00 10,000.00 250 15,000.00 25,000.00

Hydronic pumps 6 84,546.00 57,000.00 270 16,200.00 73,200.00

Demo requirements 112,035.00 25,000.00 400 800 72,000.00 97,000.00

Valves, extra additions not on original 35,805.00 25,000.00 100 6,000.00 31,000.00

assume 4 mobilizations 90,552.00 40,000.00 320 320 38,400.00 78,400.00

equipment rental 46,200.00 40,000.00 40,000.00

supervision 298,683.00 1600 810 1900 258,600.00 258,600.00

contingency 346,500.00 100,000.00 1000 500 1000 150,000.00 50,000.00 300,000.00

TOTAL 9,276,279.71 2,229,550.00 1,409,901.00 18869 9497 23050 3,084,960.00 1,307,000.00 8,031,411.00

%RATE OH P COST 8,031,411.00

SALES TAX MATERIAL MTL-OTHER OH 0.10 0.05 OH 803,141.10

SALES TAX LABOR LABOR OH 0.10 0.050 PROF 441,727.61

TOTAL SALES TAX SUB OH 0.10 0.05 TAX

9,276,279.71TOTAL

1 century 2 main bldg recap

3/29/2016 8:43 AM


BID RECAP SECTION Brown Hall P/F 60.00 40 HR WK



Primary hall, 30 ton RTU's 8 346,777.20 240,000.00 18,000.00 96 608 42,240.00 300,240.00

Units in NW corner ( RR?) 3 130,041.45 90,000.00 6,750.00 36 228 15,840.00 112,590.00

2nd floor hallway units 2 86,694.30 60,000.00 4,500.00 24 152 10,560.00 75,060.00

Kitchen unit 1 100,485.00 60,000.00 15,000.00 24 176 12,000.00 87,000.00

Exhaust fans 10 27,720.00 10,000.00 5,000.00 50 100 9,000.00 24,000.00

mechanical insulation

Plumbing fixtures replacement 50 98,175.00 30,000.00 10,000.00 750 45,000.00 85,000.00

Misc. grilles/cleanup 2nd floor 150 25,410.00 10,000.00 200 12,000.00 22,000.00


TAB 30,607.50 25 1,500.00 25,000.00 26,500.00



supervision 25,433.10 132 35 200 22,020.00 22,020.00

contingency 158,812.50 50,000.00 250 125 250 37,500.00 50,000.00 137,500.00

TOTAL 1,490,308.05 500,000.00 169,250.00 1452 390 2259 246,060.00 375,000.00 1,290,310.00

%RATE OH P COST 1,290,310.00




1,490,308.05TOTAL

1 century 2 Brown Hall recap

3/29/2016 8:43 AM


BID RECAP SECTION Energy Center P/F 60.00 40 HR WK



Pumps 20 45,622.50 19,500.00 20,000.00 39,500.00

Chillers 2 1,173,480.00 950,000.00 45,000.00 350 21,000.00 1,016,000.00

AHU 27,720.00 13,000.00 5,000.00 25 75 6,000.00 24,000.00

MUA 28,644.00 15,000.00 5,000.00 20 60 4,800.00 24,800.00

Cooling Towers 3 418,687.50 300,000.00 40,000.00 375 22,500.00 362,500.00

Chemical Treat Equipment 3 44,467.50 22,500.00 10,000.00 100 6,000.00 38,500.00

mechanical insulation 57,750.00 50,000.00 50,000.00

Misc. hydronics, cleanup 41,580.00 20,000.00 10,000.00 100 6,000.00 36,000.00

Exhaust fans 12,820.50 5,000.00 2,500.00 20 40 3,600.00 11,100.00

Demo, drayage, crane 35,227.50 2,500.00 300 18,000.00 10,000.00 30,500.00


TAB 30,607.50 25 1,500.00 25,000.00 26,500.00



supervision 19,404.00 180 20 80 16,800.00 16,800.00

contingency 158,812.50 50,000.00 250 125 250 37,500.00 50,000.00 137,500.00

TOTAL 2,323,975.50 1,345,000.00 250,000.00 1975 210 850 182,100.00 235,000.00 2,012,100.00

%RATE OH P COST 2,012,100.00




2,323,975.50TOTAL

1 century 2 Energy Center recap

ELECTRICAL STUDY

8 0 0 E a s t 1s t

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Date: March 30, 2016

Mr. Jim Costello

HUTTON CONSTRUCTION CONCRETEVISION

2229 S. West St. | Wichita, KS 67213 | TEL 316 942 8855

Subject: Electrical Evaluation/Study of Century 2 Performing Arts & Convention Center and Bob Brown

Expo Hall 225W. Douglas, Wichita, Kansas

Introduction:

This study was conducted by Basis Consulting Engineers to evaluate the general condition of existing electrical systems serving

Century 2 Performing Arts & Convention Center and the Bob Brown Expo Hall. This report is not intended to be an “all-inclusive”

documentation of the building’s electrical systems. Primary focus was on the electrical distribution, lighting, emergency/exit

lighting, and fire alarm. Only visual inspections of the systems that were readily observable or accessible were performed.

Measurements, calculations and or tests of the various systems were beyond the scope of this report and were not recorded.

Our on-site walk through of the facility occurred on March 2nd and March 9th, 2016. Those present or involved were Darren

Ensign (city), Jim Costello, Tyler Ellis, Pat Johnson, Bob Smith, Randy Sobba (Basis).

Electrical Service(s):

The Century 2 Performing Arts & Convention Center has a spot network electrical service located in the basement. A Westar

vault houses three 12470V-480-277V, 3 phase, pad mounted utility transformers coupled to a common bus with a 3000A main.

The switchgear is by Westinghouse and is original equipment.

The Central Plant located on the west side along the river is served from a separate electrical service. A Westar 12470V -

480/277V, 3 phase, pad mounted utility transformer provides power to a 2000A main GE switchboard.

The Kitchen located in the northwest corner of Expo Hall is served from a separate electrical service. A Westar 12470V-208-

120V, 3 phase, pad mounted utility transformer provides power to a 1600A fusible main Square D switchboard.

The Bob Brown Expo Hall is served from a separate electrical service. A Westar 12470V, 3 phase, pad mounted medium

voltage switch bank located on the west side serves two penthouses on the roof (north penthouse; south penthouse). Each

penthouse has nearly identical switchgear as follows: A 2000KVA 12470V - 480/277V transformer provides power to a 3000A

fusible main Square D switchboard. A second 750KVA 480/277V - 208/120V transformer provides power to a 2500A fusible

main Square D switchboard.

General Lighting:

The Century 2 Performing Arts & Convention Center is generally illuminated with Fluorescent and incandescent fixtures. Some

of the fixtures have been retrofitted with LED lamps. A few areas have been remodeled with modern lighting, however, the

majority of the spaces have original light fixtures. The service level (basement) has been retrofitted with T8 fluorescent strip

lights. There is no emergency lighting in Century 2. The exit signs and a few select fixtures are connected to a Panel 'E' located

in the basement. This panel is connected to the normal Westar service ahead of the main disconnect. The Bob Brown Expo Hall is generally illuminated with 400W HID metal halide fixtures. Many areas in the balcony & offices still have T12 Fluorescent lay-in fixtures. A diesel fueled, 80KW generator provides the emergency lighting for Expo Hall. Select fixtures are connected to the generator, including 300W quartz lamps that are integral with the high bay fixtures.

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Fire Alarm:

There is no fire alarm system in Century 2. The sprinkler system is monitored with tamper/flow switches and the elevators have spot detectors at each landing. The Bob Brown Expo Hall has a Simplex 4100U fire alarm control panel serving the kitchen and smoke purge. However, there are no horns/strobe devices or ADA compliance. Cost Estimates:

Century 2 Performing Arts & Convention Center:

Switchgear Replacement $415,000 material, $327,000 labor

Lighting Replacement $2,426,000 material, $497,000 labor

Add Emergency Lighting $100,000 material, $100,000 labor

Add Fire Alarm ($1.50/ft) $675,000 (450,000 sq.ft. x $1.50)

Bob Brown Expo Hall:

Switchgear Replacement $0 Reuse

Lighting Replacement $275,000 material, $100,000 labor

Supplement Emergency Lighting $10,000 material, $10,000 labor

Supplement Fire Alarm ($1.00/ft) $110,000 (110,00 sq.ft. x $1.00)

Central Plant:

Switchgear Replacement $0 Reuse

Lighting Replacement $0 Reuse

Supplement Emergency Lighting $1,000 material, $1,000 labor

Supplement Fire Alarm $25,000 (tie into new system)

Kitchen Expo Hall:

Switchgear Replacement $40,000 material, $30,000 labor

The above cost estimates assume reusing existing wiring.

Electrical costs associated with remodeled areas, elevators, and mechanical equipment replacement not included.

Sincerely,

Scott A. Mueller, P.E.

Basis Consulting Engineers

Electrical Division

attachments: budget estimates

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Detail Bill of Material Page 1 of 9

Project Name: Test Negotiation No: WIG10222X6K3 General Order No:

Alternate No: 0002

Item No. Qty Product Description 1 Switchboards Pow-R-Line C Switchboard, Front Access/ Front and Rear Align,

Type 1 480Y/277V 3-Phase 4-Wire, 3000 Copper, Minimum Interrupt Rating: 65kA, Bus Bracing Rating: 65kA

Designation ALT

Qty List of Materials 1 Pow-R-Line C 1 Service Entrance Label 2 3000 Amp CU Main Structure 8 Nameplate 2 Key Interlock (Breaker) 2 Digitrip RMS520 LSIG 2 3000 Amp Customer Metering - PXM2260, CTs, With Display 2 PXM2000 Gateway Card, Incl 2 SPD Series 250kA SPD, Standard w/ Surge Counter (Disconnect Included) 2 Vertical Isol. Barrier (Service Entrance) 1 3000 Amp CU Distribution Structure 4 Digitrip 310+ LSIG 2 Thermal Mag Trip - Standard 2 3000A 3P Magnum SB Brkr SBS-630 [Fixed-Manual], Trip 3000 A,

RMS520 LSIG, (8) #4-500 kcmil, Mechanical, Bottom

4 1200A Adj, 3P [NGH 1200A Frame], Trip 1200 A, 310+, (4) 4/0-500 kcmil, Mechanical

2 600A 3P [LGH 600A Frame], Trip 600 A, Thermal Mag, (2) #2-500 kcmil, Mechanical

Item No. Qty Product Description 1 Motor Control Centers 60 Hz, Class 1B wiring, 480V 3-Phase Service, 65,000 Bracing,

Top Incoming, NEMA 1 Gasketed 16" Front Mt Only enclosure, 1200A Copper Main Horizontal Bus, ANeutral, Main Lugs. Used X-Space: 89, Blank X-Space: 7, Future X-Space: 0, MCC Lead Time Code: A.

Designation MCC-1

Qty List of Materials 1 #4-350 Kcmil 4/Ph Main Lugs (Screw) 12 FVNR Starter Size 1 [HMCP] 8 FVNR Starter Size 2 [HMCP] 2 FVNR Starter Size 3 [HMCP] 1 HFDTwin Bkr (20A /20A trip) 2 HFDTwin Bkr (40A /40A trip) 4 HFDTwin Bkr (15A /15A trip) 1 HFDTwin Bkr (125A /125A trip) 1 HFDTwin Bkr (100A /125A trip) 4 HFDTwin Bkr (100A /100A trip) 1 HFDTwin Bkr (20A /30A trip) 5 HFDTwin Bkr (50A /50A trip) 1 HFDTwin Bkr (70A /70A trip) 20 100VA Individual CPT, Fused 2 150VA Individual CPT, Fused 22 1. HOA, Start-Stop PBs,Run-Stop-Lights,2NO-2NC Aux 22 Solid State Overload Relay (Standard) 22 Terminal Block - Latching Pull-Apart, Std. 22 #16awg, MTW Control Wire 3 12" Door

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Typewritten Text

$ 275,360.00



Alternate No: 0002

Qty List of Materials 1 6" Door 8 Isolated, Red glass polyester vertical bus barrier 8 600A Copper Full Length Neutral Bus 8 Tin Plated horizontal bus 8 65KA Bus Bracing 7 600A Vertical Bus (Tin-plated cu) 1 1200A Vertical Bus (Tin-plated cu) 8 600A Horiz. Cu Gnd Bus, 1/4" x 2" Bar 8 1200A Copper Frnt Mtd 16" NEMA 1 Gasketed

Item No. Qty Product Description 1 Motor Control Centers 60 Hz, Class 1B wiring, 480V 3-Phase Service, 65,000 Bracing,

Top Incoming, NEMA 1 Gasketed 16" Front Mt Only enclosure, 1200A Copper Main Horizontal Bus, ANeutral, Main Lugs. Used X-Space: 67, Blank X-Space: 5, Future X-Space: 0, MCC Lead Time Code: A.

Designation MCC-2

Qty List of Materials 1 #4-350 Kcmil 4/Ph Main Lugs (Screw) 7 FVNR Starter Size 1 [HMCP] 1 FVNR Starter Size 4 [HMCP] 1 HFDTwin Bkr (70A /125A trip) 5 HFDTwin Bkr (20A /20A trip) 13 HFDTwin Bkr (15A /15A trip) 3 HFDTwin Bkr (125A /125A trip) 1 HFDTwin Bkr (15A /20A trip) 1 200VA Individual CPT, Fused 7 100VA Individual CPT, Fused 8 Terminal Block - Latching Pull-Apart, Std. 8 #16awg, MTW Control Wire 8 1. HOA, Start-Stop PBs,Run-Stop-Lights,2NO-2NC Aux 8 Solid State Overload Relay (Standard) 1 6" Door 2 12" Door 6 Isolated, Red glass polyester vertical bus barrier 6 600A Copper Full Length Neutral Bus 6 Tin Plated horizontal bus 6 65KA Bus Bracing 1 1200A Vertical Bus (Tin-plated cu) 3 600A Vertical Bus (Tin-plated cu) 2 800A Vertical Bus (Tin-plated cu) 6 600A Horiz. Cu Gnd Bus, 1/4" x 2" Bar 6 1200A Copper Frnt Mtd 16" NEMA 1 Gasketed

Item No. Qty Product Description 1 Panelboards 48Circuits, 1200A, Fully Rated, 480Y/277V 3Ph 4W, Aluminum

Bus, 65k AIC, 1200A, Main Lugs Only[Top Fed], Surface Mounted

Catalog No P4D120LT48AH01 Designation DP1



Alternate No: 0002

Qty List of Materials 1 1200A, Main Lugs Only 1 225A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 100A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 175A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 2 200A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 4 50A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 2 70A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 2 20A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 3 30A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 Std. Bolted Al Ground Bar (Al/Cu Cable) 1 Painted Box - ANSI 61 1 Panel Nameplate - White with Black Letters 1 Type 1 Enclosure: BX3673P 1 Standard Covers



Catalog No P4D120LT42AH01 Designation DP-2

Qty List of Materials 1 1200A, Main Lugs Only 2 100A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 200A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 125A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 800A, 3P HMDL Branch Breaker 3 50A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 3 30A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 2 20A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 Std. Bolted Al Ground Bar (Al/Cu Cable) 1 Painted Box - ANSI 61 1 Panel Nameplate - White with Black Letters 1 Type 1 Enclosure: BX3673P 1 Standard Covers




Qty List of Materials 1 1200A, Main Lugs Only 1 200A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 800A, 3P HMDL Branch Breaker 2 175A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 125A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 225A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 20A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 50A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 30A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 Std. Bolted Al Ground Bar (Al/Cu Cable)



Alternate No: 0002

Qty List of Materials 1 Painted Box - ANSI 61 1 Panel Nameplate - White with Black Letters 1 Type 1 Enclosure: BX3673P 1 Standard Covers




Qty List of Materials 1 1200A, Main Lugs Only 1 200A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 2 100A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 600A, 3P LGH Branch Breaker 1 225A, 3P HFD Branch Breaker 1 800A, 3P HMDL Branch Breaker 1 Std. Bolted Al Ground Bar (Al/Cu Cable) 1 Painted Box - ANSI 61 1 Panel Nameplate - White with Black Letters 1 Type 1 Enclosure: BX3673P 1 Standard Covers

Item No. Qty Product Description 18 Panelboards 42Circuits, 225A, Fully Rated, 208Y/120V 3Ph 4W, Aluminum Bus,

10k AIC, 225A, Main Lugs Only[Top Fed], Surface Mounted

Catalog No P1A225LT42AH01 Designation E-40

Qty List of Materials 1 225A, Main Lugs Only 42 20A, 1P BAB Branch Breaker 1 Std. Bolted Al Ground Bar (Al/Cu Cable) 1 Panel Nameplate - White with Black Letters 1 Type 1 Enclosure: EZB2042R 1 EZ Trim, Door in Door, Concealed Hardware: EZT2042S




Qty List of Materials 1 225A, Main Lugs Only 42 20A, 1P BAB Branch Breaker 1 Std. Bolted Al Ground Bar (Al/Cu Cable) 1 Panel Nameplate - White with Black Letters 1 Type 1 Enclosure: EZB2042R 1 EZ Trim, Door in Door, Concealed Hardware: EZT2042S



Alternate No: 0002



Catalog No P2D225LT42AH01 Designation E-40

Qty List of Materials 1 225A, Main Lugs Only 42 20A, 1P GHQ Branch Breaker 1 Std. Bolted Al Ground Bar (Al/Cu Cable) 1 Panel Nameplate - White with Black Letters 1 Type 1 Enclosure: EZB2042R 1 EZ Trim, Door in Door, Concealed Hardware: EZT2042S




Qty List of Materials 1 225A, Main Lugs Only 42 20A, 1P GHQ Branch Breaker 1 Std. Bolted Al Ground Bar (Al/Cu Cable) 1 Panel Nameplate - White with Black Letters 1 Type 1 Enclosure: EZB2042R 1 EZ Trim, Door in Door, Concealed Hardware: EZT2042S

Item No. Qty Product Description 1 Dry Type Transformers Transformer Type: General Purpose Vented 1 Phase, 15 KVA, 1 K-Factor 480 Primary Volts 120/240 Secondary Volts Temperature Rise 150C with 220C Insulation System Aluminum Winding Material Sound Reduction : 0 NEMA ST-20 Audible Sound Level: 45 Efficiency : DOE 10 CFR Part 431 (2016) Enclosure Type: NEMA 2 (N3R w/opt'l weathershield) Operating Frequency: 60 HZ

Catalog No T48M11S1516 Designation 15kVA

Qty List of Materials 1 1 Phase, 15 KVA, 480 Primary Volts, 120/240 Secondary Volts, 150C with

220C Insulation System Temperature Rise, Aluminum Winding Material, 60 HZ

1 CUSTOM: Primary Voltage 1 CUSTOM: OSHPD Compliant (verify mounting method in OSP)



Alternate No: 0002

Item No. Qty Product Description 3 Dry Type Transformers Transformer Type: General Purpose Vented 3 Phase, 15 KVA, 1 K-Factor 480 Primary Volts 208Y/120 Secondary Volts Temperature Rise 150C with 220C Insulation System Aluminum Winding Material Sound Reduction : 0 NEMA ST-20 Audible Sound Level: 45 Efficiency : DOE 10 CFR Part 431 (2016) UL Listed : Y Enclosure Type: NEMA 2 (N3R w/opt'l weathershield) Operating Frequency: 60 HZ

Catalog No V48M28T1516 Designation 15kVA

Qty List of Materials 1 3 Phase, 15 KVA, 480 Primary Volts, 208Y/120 Secondary Volts, 150C with








Alternate No: 0002











Alternate No: 0002

Item No. Qty Product Description 3 Dry Type Transformers Transformer Type: General Purpose Vented 3 Phase, 112.5 KVA, 1 K-Factor 480 Primary Volts 208Y/120 Secondary Volts Temperature Rise 150C with 220C Insulation System Aluminum Winding Material Sound Reduction : 0 NEMA ST-20 Audible Sound Level: 50 Efficiency : DOE 10 CFR Part 431 (2016) UL Listed : Y Enclosure Type: NEMA 2 (N3R w/opt'l weathershield) Operating Frequency: 60 HZ

Catalog No V48M28T1216 Designation 112.5kVA

Qty List of Materials 1 3 Phase, 112.5 KVA, 480 Primary Volts, 208Y/120 Secondary Volts, 150C

with 220C Insulation System Temperature Rise, Aluminum Winding Material, 60 HZ



Qty List of Materials 1 3 Phase, 150 KVA, 480 Primary Volts, 208Y/120 Secondary Volts, 150C




Alternate No: 0002









Eaton Selling Policy 25-000 applies.

All orders must be released for manufacture within 90 days of date of order entry. If approval drawings are required, drawings must be returned

approved for release within 60 days of mailing. If drawings are not returned accordingly, and/or if shipment is delayed for any reason, the price of the

order will increase by 1.0% per month or fraction there of for the time the shipment is delayed.

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Quotation

Q2C Number: 36339450 Quote Number: 3 Revision Number: 0

Project Name: BASIS

Project Sub-Name: BUDGET QUOTE

Project Location: WICHITA, KS

Quote Name: CENTURY II

Through Addenda Number: 0

Bid Date: 3/24/2016

Consultant / Specifier:

Contractor / Installer:

Sales Representative: DAN HARGETT

Conditions of Sale

This Quotation is subject to Schneider Electric USA, Inc.'s published Conditions of Sale

Payment Terms: STANDARD

Billing Type(s):

Currency: US DOLLARS

Quote Markings

$415,000

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003-00 1 Designation: MSB QED Switchboard --------------------------------- Square D Custom Swbd Designed and Tested in accordance with: UL 891/NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE/NEMA PB-2 System Voltage - 480Y/277V 3Ph 4W 60Hz Source Description - Main-Main System Ampacity - 3000A Bussing - Silver Plated Copper Neutral Bus - 100% Max Available Fault Current (RMS) - 100kA Enclosure - Type 1 Accessibility: Front and Left Side Exterior Paint Color - ANSI 49 Copper Ground Bus Ground Lug provided for each device Dimensions --------------------------------- 3 - 36" Wide Section(s) 3 - 36" Deep Enclosure(s) Dimensions: 108.00" W X 36" Max D X 91.5" H Approximate Weight: 3280.00 lbs / 1487.81 kgs Incoming Requirements --------------------------------- Suitable for Use As Service Entrance - Incoming One Entry Point: Section 1, Through the Bottom Connection Type: Cable Power Meter - PM5563RD 3 CT’s PM5563 w/ Display - 3 phase 4 wire wye 3000A Suitable for Use As Service Entrance - Incoming Two Entry Point: Section 3, Through the Bottom Connection Type: Cable Power Meter - PM5563RD 3 CT’s PM5563 w/ Display - 3 phase 4 wire wye 3000A Mains --------------------------------- 1 - 3000AF/3000AT 100% 3 Pole Stored Energy, Fixed Mounted Circuit Breaker, UL: Type NW 1 - 3000AF/3000AT 100% 3 Pole Stored Energy, Fixed Mounted Circuit Breaker, UL: Type NW Common Main Features: Ammeter Trip Unit, Long Time, Short Time, Instantaneous, Ground Fault Overcurrent Trip Switch 1A/1B Form C Contact (SDE) Auxiliary Switches 4A-4B Kirk Key Interlock Contact Wear Indication - Visual Feeders --------------------------------- 2 - 600AS/600AT 480V 80% Rated 100 kA 3 Pole UL, Group Mounted Electronic Trip Circuit Breaker: Type LL 4 - 1200AS/1200AT 480V 80% Rated 100 kA 3 Pole UL, Group Mounted Electronic Trip Circuit Breaker: Type PL Common Feeder Features: Standard Trip Unit, Long Time, Instantaneous Padlock Attachment

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004-00 1 Designation: DP-1 ILINE MLO PANELBOARD (INT,BOX,TRIM) Consisting of: 480Y/277V 3Ph 4W 60Hz SCCR: 65kA Fully Rated Main Lug Only: 1200A Incoming Conductors: 1 - (4) 3/0 - 500kcmil AL Ground Bar Bus: Copper: Tin Plated 99" of Mounting Inches Type 1,Box: 86H x 42W x 9.5D Incoming: Bottom Trim: Surface with Door Box Cat No: HC4286DB Ref. Drawing: PBA419 Type: HCP Feeders: 2 - 20A/3P HJ 3 - 30A/3P HJ 4 - 50A/3P HJ 2 - 70A/3P HJ 1 - 100A/3P HJ 1 - 175A/3P JJ 2 - 200A/3P JJ 1 - 225A/3P JJ Optional Features: Ship Together, Standard Solid Neutral, Standard Ground Bar, Standard Mains and Feeders Mechanically Restrained Branch User Placement

005-00 1 Designation: DP-2

ILINE MLO PANELBOARD (INT,BOX,TRIM) Consisting of: 480Y/277V 3Ph 4W 60Hz SCCR: 65kA Fully Rated Main Lug Only: 1200A Incoming Conductors: 1 - (4) 3/0 - 500kcmil AL Ground Bar Bus: Copper: Tin Plated 63" of Mounting Inches Type 1,Box: 68H x 42W x 9.5D Incoming: Bottom Trim: Surface with Door Box Cat No: HC4268DB Ref. Drawing: PBA419 Type: HCP Feeders: 2 - 20A/3P HJ 3 - 30A/3P HJ 1 - 800A/3P MJ 3 - 50A/3P HJ 2 - 100A/3P HJ 1 - 125A/3P HJ 1 - 200A/3P JJ Optional Features: Ship Together, Standard Solid Neutral, Standard Ground Bar, Standard Mains and Feeders Mechanically Restrained Branch User Placement

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006-00 1 Designation: DP-3 ILINE MLO PANELBOARD (INT,BOX,TRIM) Consisting of: 480Y/277V 3Ph 4W 60Hz SCCR: 65kA Fully Rated Main Lug Only: 1200A Incoming Conductors: 1 - (4) 3/0 - 500kcmil AL Ground Bar Bus: Copper: Tin Plated 45" of Mounting Inches Type 1,Box: 59H x 42W x 9.5D Incoming: Bottom Trim: Surface with Door Box Cat No: HC4259DB Ref. Drawing: PBA419 Type: HCP Feeders: 1 - 20A/3P HJ 1 - 30A/3P HJ 1 - 50A/3P HJ 1 - 800A/3P MJ 1 - 125A/3P HJ 2 - 175A/3P JJ 1 - 200A/3P JJ 1 - 225A/3P JJ Optional Features: Ship Together, Standard Solid Neutral, Standard Ground Bar, Standard Mains and Feeders Mechanically Restrained

007-00 1 Designation: DP4

ILINE MLO PANELBOARD (INT,BOX,TRIM) Consisting of: 480Y/277V 3Ph 4W 60Hz SCCR: 65kA Fully Rated Main Lug Only: 1200A Incoming Conductors: 1 - (4) 3/0 - 500kcmil AL Ground Bar Bus: Copper: Tin Plated 45" of Mounting Inches Type 1,Box: 59H x 42W x 9.5D Incoming: Bottom Trim: Surface with Door Box Cat No: HC4259DB Ref. Drawing: PBA419 Type: HCP Feeders: 1 - 600AS/600AT/3P LJ STD LI 1 - 800A/3P MJ 2 - 100A/3P HJ 1 - 200A/3P JJ 1 - 225A/3P JJ Optional Features: Ship Together, Standard Solid Neutral, Standard Ground Bar, Standard Mains and Feeders Mechanically Restrained

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008-00 10 Designation: NF - E- 40 NF MB PANELBOARD (INT,BOX,TRIM) Consisting of: 480Y/277V 3Ph 4W 60Hz SCCR: 14kA Fully Rated Single Main: 250A/3P JD Circuit Breaker Incoming Conductors: 1 - 3/0 - 350 kcmil AL Ground Bar Bus: Aluminum: Tin Plated 42 Circuit Interior Type 1,Box: 56H x 20W x 5.75D Incoming: Bottom Trim: Surface with Door Box Cat No: MH56 Front Cat No: NC56S Ref. Drawing: PBA553 Feeders: 42 - 20A/1P EDB Optional Features: Ship Together, Standard Solid Neutral, Standard Ground Bar

009-00 18 Designation: NQ - E-40

NQ MB PANELBOARD (INT,BOX,TRIM) Consisting of: 208Y/120V 3Ph 4W 60Hz SCCR: 10kA Fully Rated Single Main: 225A/3P QB Circuit Breaker Incoming Conductors: 1 - #4 - 300 kcmil AL Ground Bar Bus: Aluminum: Tin Plated 42 Circuit Interior Type 1,Box: 50H x 20W x 5.75D Incoming: Bottom Trim: Surface with Door Box Cat No: MH50 Front Cat No: NC50S Ref. Drawing: PBA707A Feeders: 42 - 20A/1P QOB Optional Features: Ship Together, Standard Solid Neutral, Standard Ground Bar

010-00 28 Designation: NQ - E-41

NQ MB PANELBOARD (INT,BOX,TRIM) Consisting of: 208Y/120V 3Ph 4W 60Hz SCCR: 10kA Fully Rated Single Main: 225A/3P QB Circuit Breaker Incoming Conductors: 1 - #4 - 300 kcmil AL Ground Bar Bus: Aluminum: Tin Plated 42 Circuit Interior Type 1,Box: 50H x 20W x 5.75D Incoming: Bottom Trim: Surface with Door Box Cat No: MH50 Front Cat No: NC50S Ref. Drawing: PBA707A Feeders: 42 - 20A/1P QOB Optional Features: Ship Together, Standard Solid Neutral, Standard Ground Bar

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011-00 24 Designation: NQ - E-42 NQ MB PANELBOARD (INT,BOX,TRIM) Consisting of: 208Y/120V 3Ph 4W 60Hz SCCR: 10kA Fully Rated Single Main: 225A/3P QB Circuit Breaker Incoming Conductors: 1 - #4 - 300 kcmil AL Ground Bar Bus: Aluminum: Tin Plated 42 Circuit Interior Type 1,Box: 50H x 20W x 5.75D Incoming: Bottom Trim: Surface with Door Box Cat No: MH50 Front Cat No: NC50S Ref. Drawing: PBA707A Feeders: 42 - 20A/1P QOB Optional Features: Ship Together, Standard Solid Neutral, Standard Ground Bar

012-00 1 Designation: MCC1

Model 6 MCC - Standard Package ---------------------------------------------- System Voltage: 480V 3PH 3W 60Hz Max Available Fault Current (RMS) - 42kA Control Power - 120Vac 1/4" x 1" Horizontal Ground Bus, Tin Plated Copper Class 1 Type B Wiring 20" Deep Construction General Purpose Type 1 Enclosure 42kA Bus Withstand Rating 600A Tin Plated Copper Horizontal Bus Standard Exterior Paint ANSI 49 Equipment Mounting Height 72" Manual Vertical Bus Shutters Rodent Barriers Assembled To Order (ATO-L) 5 - Section(s) with 300A Tin Plated Copper Vertical Bus 3 - Section(s) with 600A Tin Plated Copper Vertical Bus DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT ------------------------------------------- Dimensions: 160.00"W X 20"D X 94.5"H Approximate Weight: 6000.00 lbs / 2721.60 kgs INCOMING --------------------------------- Incoming Connection: Cable MAIN --------------------------------- Main Lugs Top Entry 600A FULL VOLTAGE NON-REVERSING STARTERS ------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 - 50 HP NEMA Size 3 FVNR Starter w/Circuit Breaker Control Power Transformer 150VA 8 - 25 HP NEMA Size 2 FVNR Starter w/Circuit Breaker Control Power Transformer 100VA 12 - 10 HP NEMA Size 1 FVNR Starter w/Circuit Breaker Control Power Transformer 50VA

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COMMON FULL VOLTAGE NON-REVERSING FEATURES --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Electronic Motor Circuit Protector #16 AWG MTW Control Wire 65kA Interrupting Rating 22mm XB5 Pilot Devices Hand-Off-Auto Selector Switch Motor On Pilot Light Red Motor Logic Feature Based Overload FEEDERS --------------------------------- 8 - Compact 6 Circuit Breaker Branch Feeder 15A 65kA Interrupting Rating 10 - Compact 6 Circuit Breaker Branch Feeder 50A 65kA Interrupting Rating 4 - Compact 6 Circuit Breaker Branch Feeder 40A 65kA Interrupting Rating 3 - Compact 6 Circuit Breaker Branch Feeder 20A 65kA Interrupting Rating 1 - Compact 6 Circuit Breaker Branch Feeder 30A 65kA Interrupting Rating 9 - Compact 6 Circuit Breaker Branch Feeder 100A 65kA Interrupting Rating 2 - Compact 6 Circuit Breaker Branch Feeder 70A 65kA Interrupting Rating 3 - Compact 6 Circuit Breaker Branch Feeder 125A 65kA Interrupting Rating MISCELLANEOUS DEVICES --------------------------------- 1 - 24" Configured Space 1 - 30" Configured Space

013-00 1 Designation: MCC-2

Model 6 MCC - Standard Package ---------------------------------------------- System Voltage: 480V 3PH 3W 60Hz Max Available Fault Current (RMS) - 42kA Control Power - 120Vac 1/4" x 1" Horizontal Ground Bus, Tin Plated Copper Class 1 Type B Wiring 20" Deep Construction General Purpose Type 1 Enclosure 42kA Bus Withstand Rating 600A Tin Plated Copper Horizontal Bus Standard Exterior Paint ANSI 49 Equipment Mounting Height 72" Manual Vertical Bus Shutters Rodent Barriers Assembled To Order (ATO-L) 4 - Section(s) with 300A Tin Plated Copper Vertical Bus 2 - Section(s) with 600A Tin Plated Copper Vertical Bus DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT --------------------------------------- Dimensions: 120.00"W X 20"D X 94.5"H Approximate Weight: 4500.00 lbs / 2041.20 kgs INCOMING --------------------------------- Incoming Connection: Cable

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MAIN --------------------------------- Main Lugs Top Entry 600A FULL VOLTAGE NON-REVERSING STARTERS ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 - 100 HP NEMA Size 4 FVNR Starter w/Circuit Breaker Control Power Transformer 300VA 7 - 10 HP NEMA Size 1 FVNR Starter w/Circuit Breaker Control Power Transformer 50VA COMMON FULL VOLTAGE NON-REVERSING FEATURES --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Electronic Motor Circuit Protector #16 AWG MTW Control Wire 65kA Interrupting Rating 22mm XB5 Pilot Devices Hand-Off-Auto Selector Switch Motor On Pilot Light Red Motor Logic Feature Based Overload FEEDERS --------------------------------- 27 - Compact 6 Circuit Breaker Branch Feeder 15A 65kA Interrupting Rating 11 - Compact 6 Circuit Breaker Branch Feeder 20A 65kA Interrupting Rating 1 - Compact 6 Circuit Breaker Branch Feeder 70A 65kA Interrupting Rating 7 - Compact 6 Circuit Breaker Branch Feeder 125A 65kA Interrupting Rating MISCELLANEOUS DEVICES --------------------------------- 1 - 3" Configured Space 1 - 36" Configured Space 1 - 6" Configured Space

014-00 3 EX15T3H

Transformer Dry Type 15kvVA 480D208Y

015-00 3 DASKP100

PRIMARY LUG KIT

016-00 3 DASKGS100

SECONDARY MECHANICAL LUG KITS

017-00 7 EX30T3H


018-00 7 DASKP100

PRIMARY LUG KIT

019-00 7 DASKGS100


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020-00 7 EX45T3H Transformer Dry Type 45kvVA 480D208Y

021-00 7 DASKP100

PRIMARY LUG KIT

022-00 7 DASKGS250


023-00 7 EX75T3H


024-00 7 DASKP100

PRIMARY LUG KIT

025-00 7 DASKGS250


026-00 3 EX112T3H

Transformer Dry Type 112.5kvVA 480D208Y

027-00 3 DASKP250

PRIMARY LUG KIT

028-00 3 DASKGS400


029-00 5 EX150T3H


030-00 5 DASKP250

PRIMARY LUG KIT

031-00 5 DASKGS600

SECONDAY MECHANICAL LUG KITS

032-00 1 EX225T3H


033-00 1 DASKP400

PRIMARY LUG KIT

034-00 1 DASKGS600

SECONDARY MECHANICAL LUG KIT

035-00 2 EX500T68H


036-00 2 DASKP600

PRIMARY LUG KIT

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038-00 1 EE50S3H XFMR DRY 1PH 50KVA 240X480V-120/240V

039-00 1 DASKP100

PRIMARY LUG KIT

040-00 1 DASKGS100


041-00 1 10S1F

TRANSFORMER DRY 10KVA 240X480V-120/240V

Quote: WIC16-127294-1 Quote Date: Mar 24, 2016

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Mercer-Zimmerman245 N Waco St, Ste 510Wichita KS 67202Phone: (316) 267-2329Fax: (316) 267-2414

To: Brady Yust Location WICHITA KSForMERCER-ZIMMERMAN - WICHITABid Date Mar 22, 2016245 North Waco, Suite 510Expires Apr 21, 2016Wichita KS 67202

Phone: (316) 267-2329Fax: (316) 267-2414EMail: [email protected]

QTY Type MFG Part Price UQ ExtPrice

256 A PORT CONSISTS OF: $497.80 $127,436.80256 A PORT LD8A302D010TE (included) -

8IN LED PLSFRM 3000L 277V TE 0-10V256 A PORT ER8A30930 (included) -

8"ROUND 3000LUMEN LIGHT ENGINE,30K,90CRI256 A PORT 8LM1H (included) -

8" MED BEAM,SELF-FLANGED,SEMI SPEC CLR

136 C WILL RND-3-L66/830-FXA-DIM-DFK-UNV $1,033.33 $140,532.8836" RECESSED ROUND LED

684 D PORT CONSISTS OF: $804.47 $550,257.48684 D PORT LD8A651DE010 (included) -

8IN LED PLSTE FRAME, DE0-10/120684 D PORT ER8A65930 (included) -

8"ROUND 6500LUMEN LT ENG,30K,90CRI684 D PORT 8LM1H (included) -

8" MED BEAM,SELF-FLANGED,SEMI SPEC CLRNote D QUOTED 8", SINCE 10" IS NOT AVAILABLE

288 E MULE PVT-1-B-R-R-BA $200.00 $57,600.00EDGE LIT EXIT

772 H PORT CONSISTS OF: $497.80 $384,301.60772 H PORT LD8A302D010TE (included) -

8IN LED PLSFRM 3000L 277V TE 0-10V772 H PORT ER8A30930 (included) -

8"ROUND 3000LUMEN LIGHT ENGINE,30K,90CRI772 H PORT 8LM1H (included) -


16 L WILL 76-8-L106/835-DRV-UNV $192.00 $3,072.00LED STRIP

64 M WILL 50G-S14-L65/835-SAF12125-DIM-DFK-UNV $197.33 $12,629.12LED 1X4 TROFFER

152 N PORT CONSISTS OF: $497.80 $75,665.60152 N PORT LD8A302D010TE (included) -

8IN LED PLSFRM 3000L 277V TE 0-10V152 N PORT ER8A30930 (included) -

8"ROUND 3000LUMEN LIGHT ENGINE,30K,90CRI



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152 N PORT 8LM1H (included) -8" MED BEAM,SELF-FLANGED,SEMI SPEC CLR

Note N QUOTED 8", SINCE 10" IS NOT AVAILABLE

28 Q HALO SLD612830WH $56.47 $1,581.166" SURFACE LED DWNLT,IC,1200SRS,830,120V

280 R WILL 50G-S24-L130/835-SAF12125-DIM-DFK-UNV $302.67 $84,747.60LED 2X4 TROFFER

396 S PORT CONSISTS OF: $497.80 $197,128.80396 S PORT LD8A302D010TE (included) -

8IN LED PLSFRM 3000L 277V TE 0-10V396 S PORT ER8A30930 (included) -

8"ROUND 3000LUMEN LIGHT ENGINE,30K,90CRI396 S PORT 8LM1H (included) -


88 V WILL SLF-4-L52/835-HIA-DIM-BD-UNV $360.00 $31,680.00WALL MOUNT

26 W WILL SLF-4-L90/835-HIA-DIM-BD-UNV $360.00 $9,360.00WALL MOUNT

48 Y VISA CP3970-LWW12200-STANDARD FINISH $2,000.00 $96,000.0026" PENDANT LED DRUM

96 AA PORT CONSISTS OF: $745.80 $71,596.8096 AA PORT LSR8A30D010TEMB (included) -

8",3000LM,0-10V 120-277V,RND CYL BLK TE96 AA PORT ER8A30930 (included) -

8"ROUND 3000LUMEN LIGHT ENGINE,30K,90CRI96 AA PORT 8LM0H (included) -

8" MED BEAM,POLY TRM RING,SEMI SPEC CLR96 AA PORT P836MB (included) -

PENDANT KIT, 8" LED CYL,BLK,5 COND 0-10

88 AB VISA CP3995-LWW20400-STANDARD FINISH $4,000.00 $352,000.0048" PENDANT LED DRUM

30 AD ETC D40 LED STUDIO TUNG $2,000.00 $60,000.00110W LED SPOT LIGHT. DIMS WITH DMX ONLY.

68 AE PORT CONSISTS OF: $281.33 $19,130.4468 AE PORT LD6A10D010TE (included) -

ROUND 6'' 1000LM UNV 0-10V/TE68 AE PORT ERM6A10930 (included) -

MODULE 6'' MEDIUM 1000LM 90CRI 3000K68 AE PORT 6LM1H (included) -

LED 6" MEDIUM 50 DEG HAZE SELF FLANGE

36 AH ETC D40 LED STUDIO TI $2,000.00 $72,000.00110W LED SPOT LIGHT. DIMS WITH DMX ONLY.



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36 O MET SS-560-30K-U-100-W-STD FINISH-OUT $2,220.00 $79,920.00560W LED FLOOD

Note ADD $150 PER DOWNLIGHT FOR SLOPE CEILING ADAPTOR IF REQUIRED.

Note ADD APPROX. $250 PER EM BATTERY IF REQUIRED.Total: $2,426,640.28

Terms and conditions of sale:(*)Pricing is only valid for purchase of the entire bill of specified material as quoted.(*)This quote is subject to manufacturer's published terms and conditions of sale. (*)Each manufacturer's standard warranty applies unless otherwise noted.(*)Quotation is void if altered in any way. (*) All fixtures are quoted less lamp(s) unless otherwise indicated. (*)All quotes on equals are subject to approval. (*)Mercer Zimmerman cannot guarantee approval. (*)All fixtures are quoted as single level switching unless otherwise noted.

Mfg Terms:ETN Eaton

ALL PRO: FFA $1500AMETRIX: FFA $5000, $100 MINIMUM ORDER or $25 SERVICE CHARGE - NEED SEPARATE POATLITE: FFA $1500 - NEED SEPARATE POCOOPER CONTROLS: FFA $1,000 - NEED SEPARATE POCORELITE: FFA $5000, $100 MINIMUM ORDER or $25 SERVICE CHARGE - NEED SEPARATE POFAILSAFE: FFA $1500HALO: FFA $1500INVUE: FFA $1500IO: FFA $5000, $200 MIN. DEPOSIT REQUIRED FOR LUXRAIL PRODUCT. IF A BOM FROM IO IS INCLUDED, ANY TERMS LISTED ON THE BOM SHOULD BE USED IN PLACE OF THE TERMS LISTED HERE- NEED SEPARATE POIRIS: FFA $1500, $100 MINIMUM ORDER or $25 SERVICE CHARGELUMARK: FFA $1500LUMIERE: FFA $2000 $100 MINIMUM ORDER OR $25 SERVICE CHARGE - NEED SEPARATE POMCGRAW-EDISON: FFA $1500METALUX: FFA $1500MWS: FFA $1500NEO-RAY: FFA $5000; $1000 MIN EXCLUDING ADD-ONS, PARTS & REPLACEMENTS -NEED SEPARATE POPDS: FFA $1500PORTFOLIO: $1500RSA: FFA $3000 EXCEPT THE FOLLOWING SERIES PRODUCTS THAARE ALWAYS FOB VAN NUYS, CA: - NEED SEPARATE POCLD, CR, CS, ALL THE COMBO GALLERIA & CUSTOM SERIES, CCAD, CCFD, KEX, KE, STG, SG, T, BSRT, RT, CWG, WGS AND LLSHAPER: FFA $3000 $100 MINIMUM ORDER (EXCLUDING PARTS & REPLACEMENTS) OR $25 SERVICE CHARGE - NEED SEPARATE POSURE-LITES: FFA $1500 EXCLUDES SURE-LITE INVERTERS. INVERTERS ARE ALWAYS PLUS FREIGHTPRODUCTS DAMAGED DURING SHIPMENT: THE DAMAGES WARRANTY PERIOD IS 90 DAYS.



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Mfg Terms:ETC Electronic Theatre Controls

FOB MIDDLETON, WI; $25 MIN.IF A BOM FROM ETC IS INCLUDED, ANY TERMS LISTED ON THE BOMSHOULD BE USED IN PLACE OF THE TERMS LISTED HERE.

MET MeteorALL ORDERS PLUS FREIGHT / 50% DOWN WITH ORDER, 50% NET 30FOLLOWING DELIVERY.

MULE Mule LightingMULE LIGHTING FREIGHT ALLOWED IS $1,500.00DYNALUX & LEDALUX FREIGHT ALLOWED IS $3,000.00

VISA Visa Lighting$50 MIN.FREIGHT:ORDERS $1-$1000 $50 FREIGHTORDERS $1001-$2000 $100 FREIGHTORDERS $2001-$3000$200 FREIGHT$3000 + is FFA for standard shippingPARTS SHIPPING $15 FREIGHTLift gate Charge is $100.00 fee.Any orders under $3000 that do not include freight charge will be refused.

WILL HE WilliamsFFA $2000Specific voltage is required for all occupancy sensors,EM packs and dimming ballasts.T-Bar clips by others.


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Our product line includes a variety of panel options and installation systems for exterior cladding materials, glazing infill applications, as well as systems for interior washdown and cleanroom areas. In addition to these standard lines, we manufacture a number of custom solutions for OEM type applications. We complete the package by offering all the necessary trim components, fasteners, sealants and other accessories needed for installation.

Citadel Architectural Products, Inc. is a member of the U.S. Green Building Counsel (USGBC). Our products contain a significant portion of recycled content demonstrating our support of green building practices. We also provide product statements for use within the LEED® standard. Our mission statement proclaims that we are committed to fulfilling and exceeding customer expectations. We are dedicated to the continuous improvement of our products, processes and services to make Citadel the company of choice.

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St. Louis Science CenterJob Credits

• PRODUCT: • ATTACHMENT: • COLOR: • SQUARE FEET: 20000 • ARCHITECT: PGAV Destinations, St. Louis, MO • INSTALLER: Kuenz Heating & Sheet Metal, St. Charles, MO • SOLD BY: Manchester Hackett & Associates, St. Louis, MO

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CASE STUDY

The recently completed major addition to the St. Louis Science Center utilizes approximately 20,000 sq. ft. of Citadel Envelope 2000® Rout & Return (RR) System metal composite material (MCM) panels. The panels were finished in Shasta White and Silver Grey.

The 13,000 sq. ft. metal-clad addition replaces an air-supported exhibit dome that was nearing the end of its lifespan. The new building is a permanent home for traveling exhibitions and major displays. The project also included a distinctive rooftop terrace to be used for outdoor educational programs and special events.

The St. Louis Science Center is one of the top five science centers in the United States and serves 1.2 million visitors annually.

The Citadel panels were installed by Kuenz Heating & Sheet Metal, St. Charles, MO. “The job was fairly straight-forward,” according to Ron Bradley, vice president and project manager, “although we had to deal with many different panels heights because the seams had to align with the aluminum plate on the existing building. We did all the field measurements and supplied a fab sheet for each panel to the fabricator. The only other challenge was the half-round vertical accent columns- keeping those in shape is always a little tricky. But the job really turned out great.”

Citadel Architectural Products, Inc. offers one of the most complete selections of cladding solutions in the industry. From high-end fabricated metal composite material (MCM) to field-assembled systems and glazing infill panels, Citadel provides value at all levels. For more information, call 800-446-8828.

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Overland Park Convention CenterJob Credits

• PRODUCT: • ATTACHMENT: • COLOR: • SQUARE FEET: 35000 • ARCHITECT: DLR Group, Kansas City, MO • INSTALLER: Kaw Roofing and Sheet Metal, Kansas City, MO • SOLD BY: J D Day & Company, Overland Park, KS

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Case StudyAfter more than 20 years, the City of Overland Park, the largest surburban city in the Kansas City metro area, realized its dream to build a convention center complex. The resulting Overland Park Convention Center and attached Sheraton Hotel provide exceptional exhibit space and set new standards in the hospitality industry.

More than 35,000 sq. ft. of Citadel Architectural Products' Envelope 2000® metal composite material panels were used to tie the two buildings together and to provide a contemporary feel throughout the complex. The panels were finished in custom Seafoam Green and attached using Citadel's progressive Reveal System.

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OVERLAND PARK CONVENTION CENTER

CASE STUDY

After more than 20 years, the City of Overland Park, the largest surburban city in the Kansas City metro area, realized its dream to build a convention center complex. The resulting Overland Park Convention Center and attached Sheraton Hotel provide exceptional exhibit space and set new standards in the hospitality industry.

More than 35,000 sq. ft. of Citadel Architectural Products’ Envelope 2000® metal composite material panels were used to tie the two buildings together and to provide a contemporary feel throughout the complex. The panels were finished in custom Seafoam Green and attached using Citadel’s progressive Reveal System.

The convention facility offers 237,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space, meeting/multi-purpose areas and ballroom space linked to the 412-room Sheraton Hotel which has 25,000 sq. ft. of additional meeting space. Architectural design for the project was provided by DLR Group, Kansas City. Designers were challenged to provide individual identities for the two facilities while keeping them joined as a single destination complex. “The design was of an iconic nature-intended to become a symbol of Overland Park. We wanted to provide a reflected view of the city while outwardly drawing people in to the complex,” said Ken Martin, project manager.

Designers integrated a 25,000 sq. ft. outdoor courtyard between the hotel and the convention center with an open-air walkway between the two. The Citadel panels are used on both facilities and interface with brick on the convention center and cast stone modules on the hotel. “The Citadel panels augment the contemporary yet timeless feel of the design,” according to Martin. “And from a practical standpoint, the panels provide a long service life with low maintenance. Plus, their light weight required much less structural support.” Martin also confirmed the Reveal System was significantly less expensive than other attachment systems that were considered.

Citadel Architectural Products, Inc. offers one of the most complete selections of cladding solutions in the industry. From high-end fabricated metal composite material (MCM) to field-assembled systems and glazing infill panels, Citadel provides value at all levels.

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