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List of Refurbishment of Government Building Projects Proposed in 2021-22 List of Refurbishment of Government Building Projects proposed in 2021-22 Rough Indication of Responsible Project Officer Item No.Project Description Cost (see remark) (RIC) Refurbishment of auditorium, toilets and dressing rooms in Shatin Town Property Services Manager/Project 001/21 25M-30M Hall Management 21 Refurbishment of sports playing surface to soccer pitch no.2 in Quarry Property Services Manager/Project 002/21 20M-25M Bay Park Management 14 Refurbishment of aviary cages no. A14-A15 in Hong Kong Zoological Property Services Manager/Project 003/21 20M-25M and Botanical Gardens Management 11 Refurbishment of running track, toilets and changing rooms in Sai Kung Property Services Manager/Project 004/21 20M-25M Tang Shiu Kin Sports Ground Management 21 Refurbishment of sports centre arena including roofing system, flooring Property Services Manager/Project 005/21 15M-20M system and internal finishes in Ap Lei Chau Municipal Services Building Management 14 Refurbishment of sports playing surface to soccer pitch in Kowloon Bay Property Services Manager/Project 006/21 15M-20M Park Management 22 Refurbishment of entrance lobby and roofing system in Government Property Services Manager/Project 007/21 15M-20M Flying Service Headquarters, Chek Lap Kok Management 12 Refurbishment of external wall and roofing system in Sha Tau Kok Property Services Manager/Project 008/21 15M-20M Market Management 31 Refurbishment of sports flooring system, safety padding, wall finishes Property Services Manager/Project 009/21 and roofing system at 6/F arena in Pei Ho Street Sports Centre, Sham 10M-15M Management 25N Shui Po Refurbishment of external walls, audience seats and floor finishes at Property Services Manager/Project 010/21 10M-15M auditorium in Yuen Long Theatre Management 34 Refurbishment of Peng Chau Wing On Side Street Public Toilet cum 012/21 10M-15M Property Services Manager/FEHD2 Bathhouse Property Services Manager/Project 013/21 Refurbishment of kitchen in Stanley Prison 10M-15M Management 14 Refurbishment to spectator seats, water play equipment, and floor Property Services Manager/Project 014/21 10M-15M finishes at carpark in Shing Mun Valley Swimming Pool, Tsuen Wan Management 24 015/21 Refurbishment of Pak Shing Street Public Toilet-cum-Bathhouse, Tai Po 10M-15M Property Services Manager/FEHD 1 Refurbishment of sports playing surface at soccer pitch cum rugby pitch Property Services Manager/Project 016/21 10M-15M in Tin Yip Road Park, Tin Shui Wai Management 34 Property Services Manager/Project 017/21 Refurbishment of Oil Street Refuse Collection Point, North Point 10M-15M Management 11 Refurbishment of running track, changing rooms and toilets in Wo Yi Property Services Manager/Project 018/21 10M-15M Hop Road Sports Ground, Kwai Chung Management 24 Refurbishment of underground water supply system in Hong Kong Property Services Manager/Project 019/21 10M-15M Police College, Wong Chuk Hang Management 14 Remark: Visitors are welcome to make requests via emails to "[email protected]" for obtaining more information on the above projects. Note: The list of projects are subject to change in the course of the year. List of Refurbishment of Government Building Projects proposed in 2021-22 Refurbishment of office areas at 1/F Main Block in APB Centre, Hung Property Services Manager/Project 020/21 5M-10M Hom Management 25N Refurbishment of spectator stand, external paving and fence of bowling Property Services Manager/Project 021/21 5M-10M greens in Tai Po Waterfront Park Management 31 Refurbishment of counselling rooms, conference room 2 at 1/F , special Property Services Manager/Project 022/21 room at 3/F and classrooms at 5/F and 6/F in Fanling Government 5M-10M Management 32 Primary School Refurbishment of sports playing surface at soccer pitch in Wu Shan Property Services Manager/Project 023/21 5M-10M Recreation Playground, Tuen Mun Management 33 Refurbishment of entrance deck, stair, ramp, railing and lighting system Property Services Manager/Project 025/21 5M-10M in Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park Swimming Pool, Sai Ying Pun Management 11 Refurbishment of arena, squash courts, dance room, activity room, Property Services Manager/Project 026/21 fitness room, lobby, toilets and changing room in Leung Tin Sports 5M-10M Management 33 Centre, Tuen Mun Refurbishment of external wall, boundary wall, staircases and lift lobbies Property Services Manager/Project 027/21 5M-10M in Lam Tin Polyclinic Management 23 Refurbishment of arena including sports hall flooring, acoustic wall Property Services Manager/Project 028/21 panel, safety padding and lighting system in Tin Fai Road Sports Centre, 5M-10M Management 34 Tin Shui Wai Refurbishment of arena at 4/F and lighting system at lobbies and Property Services Manager/Project 030/21 common areas in Cornwall Street Squash and Table Tennis Centre, 5M-10M Management 25N Kowloon Tong Building Services Engineer/Project 032/21 Refurbishment of air-conditioning system in Tai Po Ambulance Depot 5M-10M Management 3 Building Services Engineer/Project 033/21 Refurbishment of air-conditioning system in Tai Po Fire Station 5M-10M Management 3 Refurbishment of roofing system at customs and excise vehicle departure Property Services Manager/Project 034/21 5M-10M kiosks No. 1-12 in Lok Ma Chau Border Control Point Management 34 035/21 Refurbishment of Ngong Ping Road Public Toilet, Lantau Island 5M-10M Property Services Manager/FEHD2 Refurbishment of dog cages at Block 3 and Block 5, police dog Property Services Manager/Project 037/21 memorial garden, flag pole area and tensile fabric of the pavilion in 5M-10M Management 32 Police Dog Unit and Force Search Unit Training School, Sha Ling Refurbishment of toilet block, boundary fencing, surface channel covers Property Services Manager/Project 038/21 and external paving in Shek Wu Hui Jockey Club Playground, Sheung 5M-10M Management 32 Shui Refurbishment of assembly hall in Shau Kei Wan East Government Property Services Manager/Project 039/21 5M-10M Secondary School Management 14 Refurbishment of main lobby at G/F, back stage corridors and art studios Property Services Manager/Project 040/21 at 4/F, rehearsal room and dance practice room at 7/F in Sheung Wan 5M-10M Management 11 Civic Center Refurbishment of external paving, pavilions, railing, seating benches, Property Services Manager/Project 041/21 barrier free access and lighting system in Stone Nullah Lane Garden, 5M-10M Management 15 Wan Chai 042/21 Refurbishment of Tai Po Market MTR Station Public Toilet 5M-10M Property Services Manager/FEHD 1 Remark: Visitors are welcome to make requests via emails to "[email protected]" for obtaining more information on the above projects. Note: The list of projects are subject to change in the course of the year. List of Refurbishment of Government Building Projects proposed in 2021-22 Refurbishment of external wall, paving, surface channel covers, seating Property Services Manager/Project 043/21 bench, arbours, fencing, toilets and lighting system in Wu Shan Bowling 5M-10M Management 33 Green, Tuen Mun Refurbishment of basketball court, volleyball court and children Property Services Manager/Project 044/21 5M-10M playground in Sheung Tsuen Park, Yuen Long Management 34 Refurbishment of chemistry, integrated science, physics and biology Property Services Manager/Project 045/21 laboratories including preparation rooms at 4/F and 5/F in Tin Shui Wai 5M-10M Management 34 Government Secondary School Refurbishment of entrance lobby and staircases at G/F, 1/F and 2/F, Property Services Manager/Project 048/21 5M-10M covered walkway at G/F and 1/F in Shek Wu Hui Market, Sheung Shui Management 32 Refurbishment of toilets, pavilion, floor finishes and lighting system in Property Services Manager/Project 049/21 5M-10M Tsing Shan Children Playground, Tuen Mun Management 33 Refurbishment of external wall, interior finishes, roofing system and Property Services Manager/Project 050/21 5M-10M lighting system in Pillar Point Fire Station, Tuen Mun Management 33 Refurbishment of torpedo station and coastal-line promenade in Hong Property Services Manager/Project 057/21 5M-10M Kong Museum of Coastal Defence Management 14 Refurbishment of G/F arrival hall and departure hall, 1/F male changing Property Services Manager/Project 058/21 room and female changing room, general office and air-conditioning 5M-10M Management 31 plant room in Man Kam To Control Point Refurbishment of floor finishes, boundary fence wall and arbours in Property Services Manager/Project 059/21 5M-10M Cheung Fai Road Promenade, Tsing Yi Management 24 Property Services Manager/Kowloon 060/21 Refurbishment of offices at 1/F Bold Block in APB Centre, Hung Hom 5M-10M City - South Refurbishment of hall at G/F including lighting and air conditioning Building Services Engineer/Project 061/21 5M-10M system in Hoi Pa Street Government Primary School, Tsuen Wan Management 2 Refurbishment of external wall and common areas in Wu York Yu Property Services Manager/Project 062/21 5M-10M Health Center, Wong Tai Sin Management 22 063/21 Refurbishment of Hang Mei Tsuen Public Toilet, Yuen Long 5M-10M Property Services Manager/FEHD 1 Refurbishment of laboratories at 4/F-6/F in Sheung Shui Government Property Services Manager/Project 064/21 5M-10M Secondary School Management 32 Refurbishment of toilet block, external paving and metal fencing in Kau Property Services Manager/Project 065/21 5M-10M U Fong Children's Playground, Central Management 11 Refurbishment of metal roofing system and spectator stand in King's Property Services
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