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Capitol Square C APITOL S QUARE 1 L EVEL III D ESIGN & C ONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION & INFORMATION SUPERVISOR / MANAGER MEETING JUNE 18, 2014 Dean Fausset, Director State of Wyoming, Department of Administration & Information Mel Muldrow, Administrator A&I Construction Management Suzanne Norton, Project Coordinator, Project Manager A&I Construction Management W YOMING S TATE C APITOL R ENOVATION & R ESTORATION L EVEL R ECONNAISSANCE & L EVEL I I F EASIBILITY 2 JOINT LEGISLATIVE & EXECUTIVE TASK FORCE O N T H E REHABILITATION & RESTORATION O F T H E WYOMING STATE CAPITOL Senator Tony Ross – Cochairperson Representative Dan Z w o n i t z e r – Cochairperson Senator Fred E m e r i c h Senator Michael Von F l a t e r n Representative James Byrd Representative Sue Wilson Kari Jo Gray – Governor’s Chief of Staff Patricia O’Brien Arp – Deputy Secretary of State Vicci Colgan – Deputy State Auditor Sharon Garland – Deputy State Treasurer John Masters – Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction Pete Illoway – Public Appointee E . J a y n e M o c k l e r – Public Appointee Melissa Robb – State Historic Preservation Office Suzanne Norton, AIA – A&I Construction Management W YOMING S TATE C APITOL R ENOVATION & R ESTORATION L EVEL I I I D ESIGN 3 ADVISORY TASK FORCE O N T H E REHABILITATION & RESTORATION O F T H E WYOMING STATE CAPITOL Senator Tony Ross – Cochairperson Representative Rosie Berger – Cochairperson Senator Fred E m e r i c h Senator Michael Von F l a t e r n Representative James Byrd Representative Dan Z w o n i t z e r Kari Jo Gray – Governor’s Chief of Staff Patricia O’Brien Arp – Deputy Secretary of State Vicci Colgan – Deputy State Auditor Sharon Garland – Deputy State Treasurer John Masters – Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction Pete Illoway – Public Appointee E . J a y n e M o c k l e r – Public Appointee Melissa Robb – State Historic Preservation Office Suzanne Norton, AIA – A&I Construction Management W YOMING S TATE C APITOL R ENOVATION & R ESTORATION L EVEL I I I D ESIGN 4 THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING REHABILITATION AND RESTORATION PROJECT OVERSIGHT GROUP The Honorable Governor Matthew H. Mead Senator Tony Ross, President of the Wyoming Senate Representative Tom Lubnau, Speaker of the Wyoming House of Representatives Senator Phil Nicholas, Majority Floor Leader of the Wyoming Senate Representative Kermit Brown, Majority Floor Leader of the Wyoming House of Representatives Senator Chris Rothfuss, Minority Floor Leader of the Wyoming Senate Representative Mary Throne, Minority Floor Leader of the Wyoming House of Representatives Senator Eli Bebout, Vice President of the Wyoming Senate Representative Tim Stubson, Wyoming House of Representatives Majority Whip Our Findings – Site [1890] 5 Building Needs and Solutions 6 Substantial Deferred Maintenance Comprehensive Repair and and Advanced Deterioration Invasive Restoration Substandard, Obsolete and Aging Complete Replacement of Infrastructure Infrastructure Full Coverage with Smoke Life Safety and Risk Management Detection, Fire Suppression and Smoke Evacuation System Full Compliance with All Code Code Compliance Requirements, including Building, Mechanical, Electrical, and ADA Advanced Deterioration 7 8 C APITOL S QUARE 9 L EVEL III D ESIGN & C ONSTRUCTION GARDEN LEVEL Executive Agency Office Agency Building Agency Agency C APITOL S QUARE 10 L EVEL III D ESIGN & C ONSTRUCTION GARDEN LEVEL Executive Agency Office Agency Building Agency Agency C APITOL S QUARE 11 L EVEL III D ESIGN & C ONSTRUCTION 1 ST FLOOR Executive Agency Office Agency Building Agency Agency 12 C APITOL S QUARE 13 L EVEL III D ESIGN & C ONSTRUCTION S p a ce P la n n in g Cheyenne Capitol Square DEVELOPMENT OF PROJECT COSTS 14 • Capitol Renovation $113,000,000 • Herschler & Connector & Addition $86,000,000 • Temporary Accommodation[s] / Space $2,000,000 • Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment $8,500,000 20% • Project Costs $29,500,000 • SubTotal $239,000,000 • State’s Project Contingency $20,000,000 10% • Project Total $259,000,000 STATE CAPITOL COST COMPARISONS 15 Kansas $332 Minnesota $273 Oregon $250 Wyoming $239 Oklahoma $221 C APITOL S QUARE 16 L EVEL III D ESIGN & C ONSTRUCTION wyomingcapitolsquare.com T h an k Yo u ! .
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