REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Archuleta County Detention Center
FEBRUARY 25, 2019 “The word I would use to define each of these projects is “collaborative.” Whereas construction can also be a difficult process, their firm was a valued partner to the County. The Gunnison community has been improved by these facilities, and I am extremely grateful to the project teams which made them a reality. I would highly recommend GE Johnson to any county or city seeking a true ally in the completion of a public facility.”
Mike Mismash MJM Project Consulting, LLC Gunnison County Jail, Public Works Building and County Courthouse
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 2 25 North Cascade Avenue, Suite 400 February 25, 2019 Colorado Springs, CO 80903 719.473.5321 V Mr. Greg Schulte, Manager 719.473.5324 F Archuleta County Colorado gejohnson.com 398 Lewis Street Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Mr. Brad Ash, AIA Reynolds Ash + Associates 262 Pagosa Street, Suite 200 Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
RE: Request For Qualifications|Proposals - Archuleta County Detention Center
Dear Mr. Schulte, Mr. Ash and selection committee:
GE Johnson has been honored to play a role in building Archuleta County. Our participation in three hospital projects in Pagosa Springs and our current leadership on a project at Pagosa Springs High School has deepened our passion for this region and spurred our desire to improve the lives of your residents. Every project we have undertaken in your county has proven to be an opportunity to enrich the community we care about.
GE Johnson has also had the privilege of investing in Pagosa Springs through our participation in community service work. We are therefore honored to further support you and the mission of the Archuleta County Detention Center in protecting and serving citizens by submitting the following proposal.
The construction of a new Detention Center and Law Enforcement Office is a project that will require detailed planning. With more than five decades of construction experience and strong relationships in the Archuleta County market, GE Johnson is dedicated to leading your project with the best people and ideas. Our record for safe, on-time, on-budget delivery leads the industry.
The team we have hand-selected for your project is comprised of outstanding professionals who have worked successfully in and around your community and who bring with them an unmatched wealth of knowledge and experience in the construction of government facilities. Senior Project Manager Gerry Snyder, Superintendent Tyler Baker, and Preconstruction Manager Michelle Groscost were all members of the team responsible for the successful delivery of the Gunnison County Jail and Courthouse. Construction Executive Michael Conley brings to the team his extensive experience constructing correctional and detention facilities. These key members will lead a team that that thrives on fast-track projects, understands appropriate lead times for materials, and excels at building in southern Colorado.
As you will see in our proposal, our success hinges on our collaborative approach. We have found that the key to every project is communication – clear, transparent, open-book communication from start to finish. We are committed to listening to your vision, understanding your concerns, and working together with you to discover innovative solutions to every challenge.
From our extensive expertise in preconstruction, through our excellent construction and closeout process, our goal is to meet and exceed your expectations. GE Johnson has the skills, the team, the resources, and the keen knowledge of mountain building necessary to make your project a tremendous success. Partnering with you, we aim to serve the people of Archuleta County by providing the finest construction services possible.
Thank you for considering our proposal. We look forward to progressing in your qualification process and becoming your contractor of choice. If you have any questions or require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely, GE Johnson Construction Company
Michael Conley Construction Executive
The power of ingenuity...... the rewards of trusting relationships.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A305 7
Similar Projects 27
Resumes 39
Volume of Work 45
Subcontractor Plan 47
Current Projects 49
Fee & Schedule 55
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 5 Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 6 A305 Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 8 Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 9 Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 10 Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 11 Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 12 Attachment A - Current Projects Project Name and Owner Architect Contract Percent Start Date Completion Project Location Amount Complete Date Size The Coloradan East West GBD Architects $140M 98% 8/17/2016 2/25/2019 692,651sf Denver, CO Partners 21-story Children's Hospital Children's FKP Architects $110M 97% 11/16/2016 2/28/2019 294,000sf Colorado - Colorado Hospital 5-story Springs Colorado Colorado Springs, CO School in the Woods Academy RTA Architects $4M 93% 3/1/2018 2/28/2019 14,000sf Colorado Springs, CO School 1-story District 20 Cheyenne Mountain Cheyenne Studio Hansen $14M 87% 8/1/2017 4/30/2019 17,590sf Zoo - Water's Edge: Mountain Zoo Roberts 2-story Africa and CSNA Colorado Springs, CO Architects Yellowstone Club - Yellowstone Hart/Howerton $227.5M 85% 4/11/2016 7/31/2019 501,247sf The Village Development Architecture 8-story Big Sky, MT UCHealth Memorial University WHR Architects $97.9M 78% 9/21/2016 9/30/2019 162,000sf Hospital North of Colorado 5-story Expansion and Health - Renovation UCHealth Colorado Springs, CO United States United States Anderson $45M 70% 5/5/2017 10/31/2019 65,749sf Olympic Museum Olympic Mason Dale 4-story Colorado Springs, CO Museum Architects Parker Adventist Parker Boulder $5.2M 68% 6/1/2018 5/31/2019 6,210sf Hospital - OR Adventist Associates 1-story Buildout and Parking Hospital Parker, CO Positive Tomorrows Positive MA+ $7M 63% 6/1/2018 7/1/2019 19,000sf Elementary School Tomorrows Architecture 1-story Oklahoma City, OK Colorado Christian Colorado Davis $29.5M 62% 5/8/2018 7/19/2019 125,000sf University - Christian Partnership 4-story Rockmont Hall University Architects Lakewood, CO ReMerge ReMerge Rees Architects $5M 56% 8/1/2018 6/30/2019 37,000sf Oklahoma City, OK 1-story 260 North Josephine Elevation Open Studio $23M 53% 8/1/2018 7/18/2019 64,565sf (3rd and Josephine) Development Architecture 9-story Denver, CO Group LLC Vail Health Hospital - Vail Health Davis $140M 37% 1/18/2018 11/13/2020 350,000sf East Wing Expansion Hospital Partnership 8-story and Renovation Architects Castle Pines Golf Castle Pines CSNA $13M 36% 10/15/2018 8/20/2019 29,700sf Club Renovation Golf Club, Architects 2-story Castle Rock, CO Inc. Pikes Peak Summit City of RTA Architects $45M 27% 6/11/2018 10/26/2020 38,000sf Complex Colorado 2-story Colorado Springs, CO Springs Duncan Regional Duncan ADG $16M 9% 12/3/2018 12/28/2020 30,009sf Hospital - ED Regional 1-story Oklahoma City, OK Hospital Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 13 A305 Attachment B - over $2M
Project Name and Owner Architect Start Date Completion Contract Self- Location Date Amount Performed % St. Francis Medical Center Penrose St. Francis RTA Architects 5/1/2017 1/24/2019 $73.7M 12 Expansion Health Systems Colorado Springs, CO Agilent Technologies - Agilent CRB Architects 10/5/2016 1/16/2019 $122M 10 Project Apothecary Technologies and Engineers Frederick, CO PC University of Wyoming University of Malone Belton 10/16/2016 2/13/2019 $69M 8 Engineering Education Wyoming Abel PC and Research Building Laramie, WY Town Hill Lofts Crystal Creek Berlin 5/22/2017 1/30/2019 $27.9M 7 Jackson, WY Capital Architects Berning, Jason Schuldt, Hans 307.690.1026 307.733.5697 Prism Office Building Shea Properties Davis 11/6/2017 1/11/2019 $25M 10 Denver, CO McDaniel, Ron Partnership 303.486.1388 Probst, Brit 303.861.8555 Overland Trail Middle Brighton 27 J Studiotrope 3/1/2018 12/1/2018 $6.4M 8 School - Addition and School District Montalbano, Renovation Lucero, Terry Joseph Brighton, CO 303.655.2900 303.847.4657 Oasis at Death Valley Xanterra Parks and OZ 11/2/2016 13/31/2018 $58M 7 Death Valley National Resorts Architecture Park, CA Anderson, Kirk Dawson, Jeff 303.808.0976 303.449.8900 Northeast Elementary Brighton 27 J Studiotrope 3/1/2018 11/1/2018 $8.9M 6 School - Addition and School District Montalbano, Renovation Lucero, Terry Joseph Brighton, CO 303.655.2900 303.847.4657 Vista Ridge High School School District 49 DLR Group 10/17/2017 10/26/2018 $6.4M 9 Addition/Renovations Bay, Jack Cromer, Greg Colorado Springs, CO 719.495.1118 303.218.6694 Munger Mountain Teton County Tobin and 4/9/2018 9/18/2018 $30.0M 7 Elementary School School District Associates Jackson, WY 307.733.2704 307.632.3144 Monarch K-8 School Boulder Valley Cunningham 4/1/2018 9/15/2018 $7.4M 10 Boulder, CO School District Group Zachemsky, Charles Architecture 303.477.1010 303.861.1600 Monarch High School Boulder Valley Cunningham 4/1/2018 9/15/2018 $7.6M 8 Boulder, CO School District Group Zachemsky, Charles Architecture 303.477.1010 303.861.1600 Canon City Schools - Canon City School RTA Architects 4/27/2017 8/10/2018 $5.5M 6 Phase 1 District Abernathy, Canon City, CO Welsch, George Doug 719.471.7566 719.471.7566
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 14 Project Name and Owner Architect Start Date Completion Contract Self- Location Date Amount Performed % ANB Bank CCN Retail Realty Management Open Studio 4/27/2017 8/10/2018 $17.3M 8 Denver, CO Group Architecture Mattucci, Bob Mourer, Blake 303.388.3506 303.640.3173 Thomas MacClaren School Thomas MacClaren Mark Harris 7/11/2017 7/28/2018 $3.2M 4 Colorado Springs, CO School Architects Hall, Mary Faith Harris, Mark 719.313.4488 719.290.0214 Bennett Ranch Elementary School District 49 CRP Architects 7/12/2017 7/20/2018 $23.0M 9 School Bay, Jack Risley, Brian Colorado Springs, CO 719.495.1118 719.633.5901 Falcon High School School District 49 DLR Group 10/9/2017 7/25/2018 $5.2M 11 Addition/Renovation Bay, Jack Cromer, Greg Falcon, CO 719.495.1118 303.218.6694 University of Wyoming University of DLR Group/ 12/1/2016 6/13/2018 $34.6M 12 Mick and Susie McMurry Wyoming Pappas and High Altitude Performance Kibbon, Matt Pappas Center 307.766.2250 Architects Laramie, WY Pappas, Stephan 307.637.5227 Kentwood Real Estate Kentwood Real BurkettEAU 12/1/2017 4/30/2018 $2.7M 7 Tenant Improvement Estate Burkett, Rick Denver, CO Pearce, Karen 303.595.4500 303.773.3399 West Littleton Centura Health Boulder 10/15/2016 5/4/2018 $15.7M 9 Neighborhood Health Carpenter, Deb Associates Clinic 303.518.1789 Architects Littleton, CO Riddle, Timothy 303.499.7795 One DTC West Kentwood Real Barber 3/13/2016 5/31/2018 $17.8M 11 Denver, CO Estate Architecture Niederman, Peter Lessard, 303.773.3399 Christopher 303.595.7070 Craig Hospital Parking Craig Hospital RTA Architects 7/6/2017 6/8/2018 $13.5M 8 Garage 303.789.8000 Coppedge, Englewood, CO Stuart 719.471.7566 Broadmoor Hotel - Lobby Broadmoor Hotel Goodloe 11/2/2017 4/13/2018 $5.8M 8 Renovation and Golf Club McGrath, Bob Architecture Renovation 719.634.7711 Goodloe, John Colorado Springs, CO 719.351.5704 The Quincy Shea Properties Davis 12/22/2015 2/16/2018 $114.3M 12 Denver, CO McDaniel, Ron Partnership 303.486.1388 Architects Probst, Brit 303.861.8555
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 15 Project Name and Owner Architect Start Date Completion Contract Self- Location Date Amount Performed % Inn at Jackson Zaist Construction Carney 4/9/2017 12/22/2017 $4.2M 5 Jackson, WY Management Logan Burke Zaist, Stan Architects 307.690.1257 Burke, Kevin 307.733.4000 Charter Communications Confluent BurkettEAU 4/24/2017 12/15/2017 $27.3M 11 Greenwood Village, CO Development Burkett, Rick Cowan, Cody 303.595.4500 303.573.6500 Encana Oil and Gas TI Encana Oil & Gas Davis 7/24/2017 10/31/2017 $3.2M 5 Denver, CO Olsen, Eric Partnership 720.876.3010 Ray, Jeanette 303.308.1234 Vail Health Hospital West Vail Health Heerey 7/30/2015 10/17/2017 $43.8M 12 Wing Addition/Renovation Feeney, Dan International Vail, CO 970.476.2451 Wutsch, Anthony 720.946.0276 Memorial Central CT/ University of EYP Inc. 3/9/2015 10/1/2017 $20.7M 15 MRI/LINAC/Patient Tower Colorado Health - Blanco, Gus Renovation UCHealth 713.665.5665 Colorado Springs, CO Roark, Eric 720.848.7587 Devon Weatherford Field Devon Energy C.H. Guernsey 2/17/2017 9/29/2017 $4.3M 8 Office Corporation St Company Weatherford, OK Ali, Zafar Williams, Kirk 405.552.4637 405.416.8303 Moxy Hotel Josephine JG Johnson 4/19/2016 8/31/2017 $29.3M 10 Denver, CO Development Architects Partners Strohe, Tobias Hoffman, Jeff 303.895.3052 303.996.2330 Huron Landing Town of Matthew Stais 6/28/2016 7/14/2017 $7.1M 7 Breckenridge, CO Breckenridge Architects 970.453.2251 Stais, Matt 970.376.3076 Hotel Born and Office Continuum Partners BOKA Powell 3/16/2015 7/11/2017 $72.7M 11 Building Straka, Rob Gulselth, Denver, CO 303.573.0050 Dennis 972.701.9000 Modern Mountain Motel Crystal Creek TruexCullins 10/1/2016 5/31/2017 $5.7M 13 Jackson, WY Capital Nelson, Keith Berning, Jason 802.488.8222 307.690.1026 Pagosa Springs Medical Pagosa Springs Boulder 4/4/2016 5/26/2017 $12.9M 1 Center Clinic Medical Center Associates Pagosa Springs, CO Halstead, Jodi Architects 970.731.3700 Renberg, Nick 303.499.7795
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 16 Project Name and Owner Architect Start Date Completion Contract Self- Location Date Amount Performed % Windish RV Center Windish Concepts West 10/25/2016 5/8/2017 $6.1M 9 Fountain, CO Commercial Land Architecture, Holdings Inc Irwin, Carolyn Harrison, Gary 303.274.9009 719.576.1555 Granite Place at Village Granite Properties Open Studio 1/14/2016 4/5/2017 $51.1M 11 Center Cunningham, Dave Architecture Greenwood Village, CO 972.731.2300 Mourer, Blake 303.640.3173 Shawnee Mission Health Shawnee Mission HKS, Inc. 10/27/2015 1/12/2017 $16.8M 12 - Blue Valley Emergency Medical Center dba Budaus, Mark Department & Imaging Shawnee Mission 817.231.7173 Center Health Overland Park, KS Bacon, Ken 720.320.3828 Garden of the Gods Club - Garden of the Gods CSNA 1/18/2016 12/31/2016 $10.4M 13 Spa/Salon, Event & Rental Club Architects Space Smith, Brenda Lysne, Tom Colorado Springs, CO 719.475.2448 719.473.7225
Discover Goodwill Goodwill Industries 308, LLC 5/25/2016 12/31/2016 $3.2M 12 Woodland Park Johnson, Jeff Riggs, Christy Woodland Park, CO 719.635.4483 719.505.6635 Cheyenne Mountain High Cheyenne Mountain CRP Architects 5/1/2015 12/31/2016 $40.7M 11 School - 2015 Expansion School District 12 Risley, Brian and Renovation Cooper, Dr. Walt 719.633.5901 Colorado Springs, CO 719.475.6100 St. Anthony North ED Centura Health Davis 1/1/2016 12/31/2016 $3.5M 9 Consolidation Oksner, Jerry Partnership Westminster, CO 303.290.6500 Architects Aumann, Kat 303.861.8555 Devon Energy 2016 Devon Energy Miles 12/1/2015 12/30/2016 $4.5M 8 Projects Corporation Associates Oklahoma City, OK Bull, Brandon Baitz, Cory 405.519.8612 405.235.3915 University of Colorado University of KSQ Design 5/25/2016 12/15/2016 $46.5M 10 Boulder - Village Center Colorado Boulder Short, David - Dining & Community Keiser, Jon 918.592.0622 Commons 303.492.0347 Boulder, CO United Regional Center United Regional Perkins+Will 12/1/2014 12/1/2016 $20.8M 10 for Emergency Care Health Care System Roan, Mark Wichita Falls, TX Carpenter, Rick David 940.764.3040 214.283.8725
Humane Society of Pikes Humane Society Blue Sky 10/5/2015 11/15/2016 $6.2M 13 Peak Region Addition and of the Pikes Peak Animal Care Renovation Region Architecture Colorado Springs, CO McHugh-Smith, Jan Jensen, Steve 719.473.1741 720.250.8989
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 17 Project Name and Owner Architect Start Date Completion Contract Self- Location Date Amount Performed % North Colorado Medical Banner Health Davis 7/22/2015 11/7/2016 $11.8M 12 Center Building C - AHU Edwards, Kip Partnership and Skin 602.747.4440 Architects Greeley, CO Dreyer, JD 303.851.8555 St. Anthony North Medical St. Anthony North Davis 10/5/2015 10/31/2016 $4.5M 7 Pavilion ED Remodel Hospital Partnership Westminster, CO Jenkins, Kevin Architects 303.426.2151 Rhyne, Dave 303.861.8555 Lockheed Martin SSB Lockheed Martin G Squared 5/1/2016 10/31/2016 $8.0M 7 Arabstat Corporation Design Littleton, CO Dorrance, Lawrence Pfeiffer, Jim 303.971.5498 720.502.4156 Craig Hospital Expansion Craig Hospital RTA Architects 3/3/2013 9/30/2016 $70.6M 13 and Renovation 303.789.8000 Coppedge, Englewood, Colorado Stuart 719.471.7566 Kansas State University - Kansas State Populous 12/1/2015 9/30/2016 $8.0M 8 Northeast Connector University Stindt, Ben Manhattan, Kansas Veatch, Laird 816.221.1500 785.532.7954 St. Anthony Hospital St. Anthony Hospital Earl Swensson 10/5/2016 9/26/2016 $7.1M 14 Interior Renovations OBS/ Keenan, Tim Associates, Inc. Short Stay, Rehab, Flight 303.710.3253 for Life, and 7th Floor Lakewood, Colorado Meridian Neighborhood Centura Health Boulder 9/1/2015 8/1/2016 $17.5M 11 Health Clinic Carpenter, Deb Associates Parker, Colorado 303.290.6500 Architects Riddle, Timothy 303.499.779 Zuma Residence OAC Rowland & 4/13/2015 7/1/2016 $16.7M 12 Aspen, Colorado Management Inc. Broughton Peterson, Erik Hardeman, 970.390.0164 Mark 970.544.9006 UCHealth Grandview MBRE Healthcare Ascension 4/1/2015 6/3/2016 $29.6M 13 Hospital Joseph, Robbie Group Colorado Springs, 312.558.3835 Architects Colorado Booze, Rod 817.226.1917 Littleton Adventist Littleton Adventist Boulder 11/1/2014 5/20/2016 $18.5M 15 Hospital OR-Imaging Hospital Associates Addition Shaffer, Jay Architects Littleton, Colorado 303.734.3944 Lenhart, James 303.499.7795 UCHealth Memorial North University of WHR Architects 5/28/2015 2/18/2016 $6.0M 24 Radiation Oncology Colorado Health Blanco, Gus Center Roark, Erik 713.665.5665 Colorado Springs, 720.848.7587 Colorado Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 18 Project Name and Owner Architect Start Date Completion Contract Self- Location Date Amount Performed % Devon Energy 4th Floor Devon Energy Miles 5/30/2015 12/30/2015 $4.7M 20 Garden Wing Corporation Associates Oklahoma City, OK Fetz, Shannon Baitz, Cory 405.552.4987 405.235.3915
Parker Adventist Hospital - Parker Adventist Boulder 10//2014 12/18/2015 $23.7M 15 OR/Med Surge Hospital Associates Parker, Colorado Edwards, Mike Architects 303.269.4902 Riddle, Timothy 303.499.7795 University of Colorado- Colorado Evans Davis 5/15/2015 12/15/2015 $5.9M 9 Boulder Scholars Foundation Partnership Evans Scholar House Solich, George Architects Boulder, Colorado (currently with Four Price, Emily Point Energy, LLC) 970.476.6342 303.290.0990 182 West Meadow Drive OAC Pierce 10/23/2014 12/9/2015 $9.7M 11 Residence Management Inc. Architects, Inc. Vail, Colorado Peterson, Erik Pierce, Bill 970.390.0164 970.476.6342
FourPoint Energy Tenant FourPoint Energy, RNL Design 6/17/2015 10/1/2015 $5.0M 2 Improvements LLC Stremel, Rene Denver, Colorado Solich, George 303.295.1717 303.290.0990 Kansas State University Kansas State Hoefer Wysocki 12/1/2014 10/1/2015 $11.4M 12 Foundation Office University Architecture Building Foundation Henton, Ken Manhattan, Kansas Lohrentz, Greg 816.536.2731 785.532.7594 UCHealth Harmony ED University of H+L 4/17/2015 9/22/2015 $9.1M 15 Fort Collins, Colorado Colorado Health - Architecture UCHealth Pires, Fernanda Roark, Eric 303.298.4700 720.848.7587 South Conejos PK-12 RLH Engineering Wold 9/15/2015 9/18/2015 $17.1M 11 School (Owner’s Rep) Architects Antonito, Colorado Spinuzzi, Derek Engineers 970.686.5695 Masek, Matt 303.928.8800 The Grove Affordable Teton County Stephen Dynia 6/27/2014 8/13/2015 $5.8M 12 Housing Phase I Housing Authority Architects Jackson, Wyoming Walker, Christine Carranza, Lisa 307.732.0867 307.733.3776 Cabela’s Corporate Cabela’s Davis 3/31/2014 8/3/2015 $31.1M 8 Headquarters Wholesale Inc. Partnership Sidney, Nebraska Kurz, Troy Architects 308.255.2149 Denver, Colorado 303.861.8555
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 19 Project Name and Owner Architect Start Date Completion Contract Self- Location Date Amount Performed % DPIX - Roof Repair DPIX, LLC PIE Consulting 7/28/2014 8/1/2015 $4.3M 9 Colorado Springs, 719.457.7715 & Engineering Colorado 303.552.0177 KSU Vanier Training Kansas State Populous 12/5/2014 7/30/2015 $65.0M 11 Complex University Fickel, John Manhattan, Kansas Currie, John 720.455.5000 (formerly with KSU) 865.974.3265 DPS Northfield Campus Denver Public LOA 5/12/2014 7/17/2015 $36.6M 12 Denver, Colorado Schools Architecture Amador, Andrew Habben, Tim (formerly with) 303.863.9080 720.423.1913 Colorado Christian Colorado Christian Davis 8/8/2014 7/15/2015 $19.9M 15 University Yetter University Partnership Residence Hall Dreyfuss, Shannon Architects Lakewood, Colorado 303.963.3411 Fossen, Phil 303.861.8555 Devon Energy TI Devon Energy Miles 5/25/2014 5/30/2015 $3.0M 20 Oklahoma City, OK Corporation Associates Fetz, Shannon Baitz, Cory 405.552.4987 405.235.3915 100 Saint Paul The Pauls HKS, Inc. 12/26/2013 5/18/2015 $43.2M 29 Denver, CO Corporation Mike Vela Fogg, John 303.293.2903 303.371.9000 Gunnison County Gunnison County Roth Sheppard 1/6/2014 5/15/2015 $13.9M 7 Courthouse Birnie, Matthew Architects Gunnison, CO 970.641.0248 Roth, Herb 303.534.7007 Urology Center of The Urology Center Boulder 10/17/2014 5/12/2015 $2.2M 5 Colorado Linear of Colorado Associates Accelerator Addition Asinof, Bob Fiore, Mary Denver, Colorado 303.762.7652 303.499.7795 North Suburban Medical North Suburban Path 21 9/1/2013 3/25/2015 $3.3M 12 Clinic Chiller Expansion Medical Center Architecture Thornton, CO Monte, Nick Nap, John 303.450.4515 303.534.5221 St. Anthony North Health Centura Health Earl Swensson 4/15/2013 2/4/2015 $126.8M 11 Campus Hospital Brooks, Scot Associates, Inc. Westminster, CO 303.267.9185 Manning, Matt 303.426.2151 615.329.9445 The Amaranth MGL Partners Parikh Stevens 3/18/2013 2/3/2015 $29.8M 8 Denver, CO Gerber, Mike Architects 303.892.6600 Parikh, Harsh 303.825.2595 Noble Energy Dist. 15 Noble Energy, Inc. Barber 10/13/2013 12/15/2014 $17.3M 9 Field Office Ph.3 Miller, Jerry Architecture Greeley, CO 970.330.3100 Lessard, Christopher 303.595.7070
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 20 Project Name and Owner Architect Start Date Completion Contract Self- Location Date Amount Performed % S.T.A.R.T. Bus Operations Town of Jackson RNL Design 9/11/2013 12/1/2014 $13.9M 1 & Storage Facility Pardee, Larry Maley, Merlin Jackson, WY 307.733.3079 303.295.1717 Potato Patch Potato Patch Club O’Bryan 9/30/2012 10/22/2014 $7.4M 15 Condo Renov. Home Owners Partnership Vail, CO Association Architects, Inc. Hanes, Jeff O’Bryan, Ken 816.805.3591 970.668.1133 Centura Health Primary Centura Health Erdman 9/4/2014 9/24/2014 $6.7M 17 Care Facility Brooks, Scot Hanson, Erik Dacono & Thornton, CO 303.267.9185 303.383.53 Centura Primary Care Centura Health Erdman 3/17/2014 9/11/2014 $10.8M 7 Clinic - Church Ranch Brooks, Scot Hanson, Erik Westminster, CO 303.267.9185 303.383.53 Residences at Fillmore Realty Management Open Studio 8/13/2013 8/5/2014 $12.7M 15 Plaza Group Architecture Denver,CO Mattucci, Bob Mourer, Blake 303.388.3506 303.640.3173 Dakota Ridge High School Jefferson County SlaterPaull 6/1/2014 8/1/2014 $2.5M 9 Renovation Public Schools Architects, Inc. Littleton, CO Fielding, William Bostic, Travis 303.982.2583 303.607.0977 Colorado Christian Colorado Christian Davis 3/1/2013 8/1/2014 $15.4M 15 University Leprino Hall University Partnership and Infrastructure Dreyfuss, Shannon Architects Lakewood,CO 303.963.3411 Probst, Brit 303.861.8555 Ellicott Middle School Ellicott School LKA Partners 6/3/2013 7/31/2014 $16.2M 17 Ellicott, CO District 22 Strange, Jim Cullen, Pat 719.473.8446 719.683.2700 Southlands ACC (ED/ Centura Health Boulder 11/1/2013 7/1/2014 $10.4M 18 Imaging and Clinic) Hale, Rick Associates Aurora,CO 303.765.6487 Architects Riddle, Timothy 303.499.7795 El Pomar Pikes Peak Hill El Pomar CSNA 11/21/2013 6/26/2014 $3.0M 17 Climb Museum Foundation Architects Colorado Springs, CO Hilbert, Rob Friesen, 719.577.7018 Gregory 719.473.7225 Jackson Whole Grocer Jackson Whole Berlin 11/1/2013 6/13/2014 $5.0M 1 Jackson, WY Grocer Architects Rice, Jeff Zabriskie, Scott 307.690.7900 307.733.5697 Penrose Cancer Center - Penrose-St. Francis RTA Architects 5/1/2013 6/1/2014 $4.7M 17 Linear Accelerator Hospital Magargal, Colorado Springs, CO Fritz, Ashley Dave 719.306.3718 719.867.7007
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 21 Project Name and Owner Architect Start Date Completion Contract Self- Location Date Amount Performed % Pikes Peak Library District Pikes Peak Library Humphries Poli 9/1/2013 5/21/2014 $4.5M 16 - Library 21C District Architects PC Colorado Springs, CO Syling, Gary Wallace, Ryan 719.531.6333 x2200 303.607.0040 Broadmoor West The Broadmoor CSNA 10/28/2013 5/13/2014 $46.8M 32 Renovation Hotel Architects Colorado Springs, CO McHale, Terry Goodloe, John 719.577.5781 719.473.7225 Colorado Springs Utilities Colorado Springs Tremmel 12/1/2013 5/1/2014 $2.6M 9 East Side Service Center Utilities Design Group, Data Center Umiamaka, Pono LLC Colorado Springs, CO 719.448.4800 Tremmel, Mark 719.623.5641 Vail 21 Vail 21 Homeowners 359 Design 11/1/2013 5/1/2014 $3.1M 21 Vail, CO Association (HOA) Sammartino, Zivic, Bruce Joe 703.395.2777 720.390.7404 Schwabacher Affordable Jackson Hole Gilday 7/7/2014 5/1/2014 $3.8M 10 Housing Community Housing Architects Wilson, WY Trust Gilday, Peggy Anne Cresswell 307.733.7303 307.739.0665 Entegris ATC Clean Room Entegris, Inc. James W. 11/1/2013 4/1/2014 $3.8M 26 Colorado Springs, CO Green, Pamela Nakai & 719.528.2619 Associates, P.C. Nakai, James 719.635.2142 Peak Vista Fountain Clinic Peak Vista James W. 9/1/2013 4/1/2014 $3.9M 16 Fountain, CO Community Health Nakai & Centers Associates, P.C. Summerlin, Frank Nakai, James 719.200.7078 719.635.2142 Peak Vista Academy TI Peak Vista James W. 11/1/2013 4/1/2014 $5.2M 26 Colorado Springs, CO Community Health Nakai & Centers Associates, P.C. Summerlin, Frank Nakai, James 719.200.7078 719.635.2142
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 22 A305 Attachment C - Key Personnel
Name Position Present Commitments Executive Management Jim Johnson President & CEO GE Johnson Holding Company Peter Speiser Vice President & CFO GE Johnson Holding Company Ryan Heeter COO GE Johnson Construction Company Shannon Rogers Senior Vice President GE Johnson Construction Company Nick Siakotos Vice President GE Johnson Holding Company Directors Greg Morgan Director of Preconstruction Preconstruction - Rocky Mountain Region Andy Rine Director of Preconstruction Preconstruction - Oklahoma City Office Joe Weimerskirch Director of Safety GE Johnson Holding Company Kasia King HR Director GE Johnson Holding Company Todd Dughman IT Director GE Johnson Holding Company J.W. Stamison Director of Project Development GE Johnson Construction Company Laura Rinker Communications Director GE Johnson Holding Company Project Management Michael Dennis Operations Manager Oversees various projects Scott Miller Operations Manager Oversees various projects Dan Edwards Construction Manager Oversees various projects Michael Conley Construction Executive Oversees various projects Jonathan McDonald Construction Executive Oversees various projects John McCorkle Construction Manager US Olympic Museum Ronald Doolittle Construction Executive Oversees various projects Scott Bonner Construction Manager Oversees various projects Tim Redfern Construction Executive Oversees various projects Todd Reynolds Construction Executive Oversees various projects Sean Williams Design Phase Executive Oversees various projects Anthony Fasciano Sr. Project Manager Wyoming Projects Adam Fernan Sr. Project Manager Castle Pines Golf Club Brad Harms Sr. Project Manager Yellowstone Club Brian Parr Sr. Project Manager 3rd and Josephine Chad Wilson Sr. Project Manager Yellowstone Club David Eagle Sr. Project Manager UCHealth Memorial Expansion Eric Schiess Sr. Project Manager Positive Tomorrows Elementary Gerry Snyder Sr. Project Manager Pikes Peak Summit Complex Jim Jansen Sr. Project Manager Children’s Hospital John Webber Sr. Project Manager The Prism Building Michael Austin Sr. Project Manager UW Engineering and Education Research Theron Skidmore Sr. Project Manager Brighton Schools Travis Clem Sr. Project Manager Vail Health Aaron Wallin Project Manager CCU Rockmont Hall Bem Pelletier Project Manager Agilent Apothecary
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 23 Name Position Present Commitments Brad Walsh Project Manager Children’s Hospital Brian Tominov Project Manager US Olympic Museum Cory Wight Project Manager Parker OR/Buildut Chad Harris Project Manager Southmoor Neighborhood Health Clinic James Sprayberry Project Manager Wyoming Projects Jared Lundy Project Manager School in the Woods Jeff Craven Project Manager Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Hippo and Penguin Kenneth Williams Project Manager Earthworks Kevin Copeland Project Manager UCHealth Memorial Expansion Lance Searcy Project Manager Various Special Projects Thomas Elliott Project Manager Vail Health Field Supervision Andy Sandoval Sr. Superintendent Yellowstone Club Ben Schlick Sr. Superintendent UCHealth Memorial Expansion Christian Earl Sr. Superintendent Vail Health Dave Kenney Sr. Superintendent Children’s Hospital Howard Tapia Sr. Superintendent St. Francis Medical Center Expansion Justin Horsch Sr. Superintendent The Coloradan Kevin Fone Sr. Superintendent UCHealth Memorial Expansion Larry Smith Sr. Superintendent 3rd and Josephine Mike Littell Sr. Superintendent University of Wyoming Engineering Education and Research Building Nate Russell Senior Superintendent Agilent Apothecary Paul Kosek Sr. Superintendent Canon City Schools Sean Jackson Sr. Superintendent Colorado Christian University Res Hall 2 Steve Piel Sr. Superintendent Vail Health Steve Mortenson Sr. Superintendent Brighton Schools Adam Graham Superintendent Agilent Apothecary Alan Myzer Superintendent Yellowstone Club Andrew Goggins Superintendent Agilent Apothecary Art Morales Superintendent 3rd and Josephine Bill Meihaus Superintendent Children’s Hospital Brandon Saad Superintendent US Olympic Museum Carlos Martinez Jr. Superintendent US Olympic Museum Dale Zerr Superintendent Children’s Hospital Dave Pastier Superintendent Vista Ridge High School Addition/ Renovation Eric Kellstrom Superintendent UCHealth Memorial Expansion Gary Thomason Superintendent UCHealth Memorial Expansion James Shepherd Superintendent The Coloradan Jeffrey Overman Superintendent Duncan Regional Medical Center - ED John Fortner Superintendent UCHealth Memorial Expansion John Trujillo Superintendent Agilent Apothecary
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 24 Name Position Present Commitments Kellen Starr Superintendent The Coloradan Kenny Dearth Superintendent University of Wyoming Engineering Education and Research Building Kirk Sausman Superintendent St. Francis Medical Center Expansion Kyle Arnold Superintendent Positive Tomorrows Elementary Manuel Casarez Superintendent Various Earthworks Projects Mark Walp Superintendent Children’s Hospital Michael Dziedzic Superintendent The Coloradan Mike Ingo Superintendent Vail Health Neil Dana Superintendent Agilent Apothecary Patrick Houlehan Superintendent KSU Baseball/Soccer Randy Day Superintendent Various Projects Ray Porter Superintendent Yellowstone Club Rob Clough Superintendent Pikes Peak Summit Complex Rob Turner Superintendent Various Projects Scott Henderson Superintendent The Coloradan Shane Miller Superintendent School in the Woods Steven Coffin Superintendent US Olympic Museum Steve Hollan Superintendent Agilent Apothecary Tim Walker Superintendent Positive Tomorrows Elementary Tom Loos Superintendent Various Mtn Projects Tyler Baker Superintendent The Prism Building Walt Strecker Superintendent Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Hippo and Penguin Wayne Saiz Superintendent Parker OR/Parking Zach Johnson Superintendent OU Health Partners Bob Darden MEP Manager Various Projects Nick Vallencia MEP Manager Various Projects Pete Kautza MEP Manager Various Projects Paul Sweeney MEP Manager Various Projects Katie Page Integration Manager Various Projects
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 25 Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 26 SIMILAR PROJECTS
COUNTY JAILS
MULTI-PURPOSE PROGRAM SPACES
SHERIFFS OFFICES
DETENTION FACILITIES Judicial/Correctional Projects Mountain/Extreme Condition Projects
5 projects in Craig 7 projects in Steamboat
1 project in Estes Park
3 10 8
10 projects 10 major projects in Avon 65 special projects DENVER in Vail 9 2 projects 35 projects in 7 projects in Parachute Beaver Creek Keystone 4 13 projects in Breckenridge 9 projects in 5 2 Aspen 7 projects in 11 Grand Junction 12 7 6 4 projects in Montrose 1 Major Judicial/Correctional Projects 1. Fremont County Justice Center 13 2. Limon Correctional Facility 3. Boulder County Jail 2 projects in 4. Denver Women’s Correctional Facility Telluride 1 project in Mosca 5. El Paso County Judicial Center 6. El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Renovation 1 project in Center 7. El Paso County Jail 8. Adams County Justice Center 2 projects in 9. Mesa County Justice Center Cortez 8 projects in 10. Ridgeview Youth Services Center Durango 3 projects in Pagosa Springs 11. Summit County DA/Probation Office 12. Gunnison County Jail and Public Works 13. Gunnison County Jail
DETENTION FACILITIES GUNNISON COUNTY JAIL AND PUBLIC WORKS Gunnison, Colorado
COMPLETION DATE Planned completion date: 11/25/2011 Actual completion date: 11/16/2011
CONSTRUCTION COST Original contract: $14,260,375 Final contract amount: $14,495,209 Final contract amount explanation: PW – Added wash bay Jail – Added second level tenant finish PROJECT DESCRIPTION The Gunnison County Public Works building holds county administrative offices and the County’s fleet maintenance facility. The NUMBER OF BEDS: garage/shop and wash bay are used to maintain all Gunnison County 78 vehicles including sheriff cars, ambulances, snowplows, graders, front- Major Judicial/Correctional Projects end loaders and even paving machines. Their bridge crane, rated at 1. Fremont County Justice Center 2. Limon Correctional Facility 5,000 lbs. will lift large engines. Vehicle Lifts were installed including 3. Boulder County Jail a 75,000 lb. parallelogram lift. This was a combined project with the 4. Denver Women’s Correctional Facility Gunnison County Public Safety Center. 5. El Paso County Judicial Center 6. El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Renovation 7. El Paso County Jail Energy efficiency was a major goal for the County. The facilities use 8. Adams County Justice Center integrated daylight and passive solar gain, native plant and low water 9. Mesa County Justice Center usage plants for landscaping, more roof insulation, low emitting 10. Ridgeview Youth Services Center materials for interior finishes and insulation, and condensed boilers 11. Summit County DA/Probation Office to lower natural gas consumption. The County set goals for energy 12. Gunnison County Jail and Public Works 13. Gunnison County Jail efficiency at 25% above the ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers) standards; the building’s rating was reported to be 26% more efficient.
The Jail included 78 beds to house short term inmates and work release individuals. They are able to book inmates, house, feed, and release.
PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT OWNER INFORMATION New Construction/Remodel/ Gunnison County Tenant Finish: New Construction Matthew Birnie Project Size: 39,539 SF (970) 641-0248 Contract Structure: CM/GC [email protected]
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 29 PAGOSA SPRINGS MEDICAL CENTER CLINIC Pagosa Springs, Colorado
COMPLETION DATE May 2016
CONSTRUCTION COST $13M PROJECT DESCRIPTION GE Johnson completed the original construction of the Pagosa Springs Medical Center in 2008, bringing much-needed critical access patient care to the citizens of Archuleta County. Continuing upon our success, GE Johnson was selected for a two-story addition to the campus with a large connecting link from the existing hospital. Work was divided into two phases, with the first adding more than 23,000 square feet of new space. Phase 2 was added during the course of construction and called for the interior renovation of more than 8,000 square feet within the hospital’s existing space. GE Johnson was also called upon to complete various sitework elements including new parking configurations and enhancements to the landscaping on site. Funding the project was a complex process, and extended the preconstruction phase of the project to more than 18 months while the hospital sought project dollars from a variety of sources. Initially, the project sought funding via a USDA guaranteed loan; GE Johnson worked alongside the hospital to fulfill USDA requirements and produce accurate pricing materials. When the hospital decided to pursue alternative funding sources, GE Johnson remained committed to providing preconstruction services throughout the process. OWNER Pagosa Springs Medical Center PROJECT INFORMATION Jodi Halstead Project Size: 22,850 sf (970) 731-3700
ARCHITECT Boulder Associates Architects Nick Renberg (303) 499-7795
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 30 PAGOSA SPRINGS MOUNTAIN HOSPITAL Pagosa Springs, Colorado
COMPLETION DATE November 2007
CONSTRUCTION COST $9.2M PROJECT DESCRIPTION The Pagosa Springs Mountain Hospital project consisted of a steel framed, 29,042 GSF slab on grade concret construction to an existing 10,000SF Clinic facility This addition houses an 11 room, 6,808 GSF bed wing where each patient room is equipped with it’s own restroom. It also features two trauma rooms, an emergency waiting room, and two treatment/observation rooms which provide Pagosa Springs with much- needed emergency services. Staff needs were also taken in account; a nurses’ break room, station, and nurse manager room were added to provide the hospitals nursing staff with the appropriate resources needed to fulfill daily tasks. Two operating rooms and five post-operating rooms allow Pagosa Springs to perform minor surgeries, and house recovering patients, a service previously unseen in the area.
OWNER Upper San Juan Health Services Neal Townsend PROJECT INFORMATION (970) 731-4114 Project Size: 29,042 sf ARCHITECT Burke-Prochaska Partnership Gary Watkins (402) 334-0755
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 31 GUNNISON COUNTY COURTHOUSE Gunnison, Colorado
COMPLETION DATE Planned completion date: 5/12/2015 Actual completion date: 5/15/2015 Explanations for late completion: Owner driven change of using Arriscraft stone on the exterior.
CONSTRUCTION COST Original contract: $13,745,522 Final contract amount: $13,922,053 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Final contract amount explanation: After completing the demolition and hazardous material abatement of Exterior wall detail changes to the existing Gunnison County Courthouse, GE Johnson constructed the accommodate Arriscraft Stone in lieu new building consisting of a steel structure with veneer masonry, metal of CMU. Add Security work except wall panels, and curtain wall. video surveillance (cameras and wiring). Change heat and snow melt piping to Uniquely, the new facility retains elements of the original 1881 specified copper and steel and insulate courthouse, including timber trusses which were salvaged and pipe in lieu of CPVP (previously VE structurally upgraded, 620 square feet of original tin ceilings which to CPVC). where refurbished on site and reused in the main entry of the courthouse, and 800 square feet of original brick was reused as an accent wall. Marble for the main stair was quarried at the historic Yule NUMBER OF BEDS: Marble Quarry, which is world renowned for the beauty and strength of N/A its stone.
PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT OWNER INFORMATION New Construction/Remodel/ Gunnison County Tenant Finish: New Construction Matthew Birnie Project Size: 46,320 SF (970) 641-0248 Contract Structure: CM/GC [email protected]
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 32 SUMMIT COUNTY DA/ PROBATION Breckenridge, Colorado
COMPLETION DATE Planned completion date: 5/5/2015 Actual completion date: 5/5/2015
CONSTRUCTION COST Original contract: $2,266,724 Final contract amount: $2,413,394 Final contract amount explanation: Owner added scope PROJECT DESCRIPTION The DA Probation Offices project consisted of renovating the former NUMBER OF BEDS: Summit County Library and adding on a two level, 4,600-square-foot N/A addition to the existing facility. The expansion work started while the library was still in operation for three months; very close coordination was required with the library staff and Summit County during this time frame in order to allow for uninterrupted operation of the library. The new facility houses the Summit County District Attorney staff on the east side of the building and the Summit County Probation staff on the west side. Numerous coordination meetings were held to ensure GE Johnson and its subcontractors were providing the proper low voltage systems, doors and hardware, security systems, etc. for the end users.
PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT OWNER INFORMATION New Construction/Remodel/ Summit County Government Tenant Finish: Addition/ Scott Vargo Renovation (970) 453-3404 Project Size: 52,000 SF [email protected] Contract Structure: CM/GC
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 33 CESAR CHAVEZ MEMORIAL OFFICE BUILDING RENO. Denver, Colorado
COMPLETION DATE Planned completion date: 3/1/2013 Actual completion date: 11/1/2012
CONSTRUCTION COST Original contract: $36,795,565 Final contract amount: $47,242,761 Final contract amount explanation: PROJECT DESCRIPTION Additional upgrades and scope, The Cesar Chavez Memorial Office Building Modernization project was building code requirements funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. This Design- Build project consisted of a high performance green building renovation and a modernization upgrade to a 25 year old, 10-story, 306,250-square- NUMBER OF BEDS: foot office building and parking garage. N/A The Cesar E. Chavez Memorial Office Building Modernization project was funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. This Design- Build project consisted of a high-performance green building renovation and a modernization upgrade to a 25-year-old, 10-story, 306,250-square- foot office building and parking garage. It also featured the construction of a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (ICD 705 classification) secure room (SCIF).
One of the major logistical challenges faced on this tight Speer Boulevard site was the complete removal and replacement of the existing curtain wall while the entire building was 100% occupied. The complete modernization incorporates state-of-the-art energy efficient VAV based mechanical systems with full digital control, new electrical, lighting, water saving plumbing systems.
PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT OWNER INFORMATION New Construction/Remodel/ General Services Administration Tenant Finish: Renovation Rhonda Nelson Project Size: 306,250 SF (303) 236-2685 Contract Structure: Design-Build [email protected]
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 34 EL PASO COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE RENOVATION Colorado Springs, Colorado
COMPLETION DATE Planned completion date: 11/1/2012 Actual completion date: 11/1/2012
CONSTRUCTION COST Original contract: $4,871,778 Final contract amount: $5,752,469 Final contract amount explanation: After the GMP was set, the county was able to secure more funding for PROJECT DESCRIPTION The 80,000-square-foot, six-floor, El Paso County Sheriff’s Office scope enhancements. There were Renovation project redefined “Fast Track”. This complex Dispatch only 3 change orders. These change Center required extensive coordination with multiple trades and Owner orders included $287,758 for additional vendors; yet, was completed in five intense months. The complex mechanical and electrical work in the mechanical systems, electrical, data, antenna, computer equipment, 911 Dispatch area, renovation of the and raised floor systems had to be closely coordinated to fit into place Metro Building for a total of $715,608, for the facility to be functional for the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office. and Alternate #1 totaling $19,855. Additionally, GE Johnson constructed an enclosed pedestrian bridge Deductive change order items were for between two of the administration buildings. returning owner contingency ($63,262) and contractor contingency ($55,597) The scope of the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Renovation included to the client. In the end, GE Johnson features such as a secure lobby, individual offices for Deputies and Sergeants, open workstations, large training rooms, conference returned $23,671 to the client in GMP rooms, showers and locker rooms, fitness center, storage rooms, savings via change order #3. suspect interview rooms, victim advocate rooms, psychologist offices, witness interview rooms, break rooms, evidence storage, records rooms, briefing rooms, IT staff and communication offices, dispatch NUMBER OF BEDS: administration, CRAC units and UPS power units for the server rooms N/A and 911 equipment, research and development labs, finance offices, secure cash vaults, and file rooms.
PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT OWNER INFORMATION New Construction/Remodel/ El Paso County Tenant Finish: Renovation Phil Howard Project Size: 80,000 SF (719) 520-6582 Contract Structure: Renovation [email protected]
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 35 EL PASO/TELLER 911 ADDITION/RENOVATION Colorado Springs, Colorado
COMPLETION DATE Planned completion date: 1/31/2014 Actual completion date: 1/31/2014
CONSTRUCTION COST Original contract: $3,290,802 Final contract amount: $3,207,895
NUMBER OF BEDS: PROJECT DESCRIPTION N/A This project consists of a 12,379-square-foot addition to the existing 12,447-square-foot El Paso/Teller County 911 Authority Facility. The existing facility is used as a central office for management personnel. The new addition, on the second floor, includes a dispatch center. This dispatch center is for emergency use only (ie. Central call centers if all other call centers fail during a natural disaster, etc). The new addition includes a new dispatch center, learning classroom, conference rooms, and offices.
PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT OWNER INFORMATION New Construction/Remodel/ El Paso County Tenant Finish: Addition/ Contact Information Not Available Renovation Project Size: 12,379 SF Contract Structure: CM/GC
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 36 offices, medical, x-ray, dental, and library spaces. The rural facility also contains a correctional industries workshop, a full service kitchen, a cafeteria, laundry, and a gymnasium. An independent central plant with a hot and chilled water loop system and back-up emergency generator make it self-sufficient.
The 75-acre greenfield site features two vehicular sally ports, a 250,000-gallon water tank, and a water retention pond. Two perimeter security fences with six rows of 32/24 razor ribbon, two guard towers with armory storage, and a microwave detection system ensure the safe containment BOULDER COUNTY JAIL of inmates. The Boulder County Jail is a 103,400-square-foot correctional facility designed through the collaborative GE Johnson utilized a unique modular precast concrete cell efforts and knowledge of jail employees and criminal justice design and fabrication as a form of value engineering. The experts and agencies. The goal was to create a facility that plant mobilized and fabricated the cells within two miles provides humane treatment, as well as effective security of the project site in a below-grade, cast-in-place concrete and control of inmates. The new jail allows for a lower staff- tunnel. This saved the project tens of thousands of dollars to-inmate ratio, making it more cost effective in terms of in cell delivery costs and allowed just-in-time deliveries to staff and management. be coordinated with the daily cell erection sequence.
The facility has the capacity to provide a variety of security GE Johnson successfully completed this challenging, fast- levels – from minimum to maximum. The advanced track project three months ahead of schedule and $.5 computer management system allows the sheriff’s office to million under budget. safely operate the facility. An on-site courtroom is capable of hosting arraignments and hearings, reducing taxpayer costs for inmate transportation. There is also space for GED testing, religious programs, and yoga.
The new jail is a step forward for the Boulder County Sherriff’s Office, supporting their mission to have inmates leave the facility in better condition than they entered.
FREMONT COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER This 45,599-square-foot detention center located in Canon City, Colorado, is comprised of inmate housing and administrative offices.
The structure itself is a two-story, grout-filled Concrete Masonry Unit (CMU) built on cast-in-place footings. The walls of the guard and housing stations are coated with a LIMON CORRECTIONAL FACILITY high-security, bullet-resistive glaze to support staff safety. This 345,045-square-foot, medium-security correctional facility includes three inmate housing buildings. It features Approximately 25% of the workload was performed by 24 cell segregation units with a total of 928 beds, and GE Johnson. This included site prep, mass excavation, includes a non-contact visiting area, administration support screening, site work, and drywall.
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 37 GE Johnson collaborated with the project team to devise and implement a temporary sally port within the existing facility for use during construction of the new addition. This resulted in a $1 million savings to the capital project.
During construction, GE Johnson was also awarded a lobby expansion project - an addition that will provide increased circulation area for security screening activities.
EL PASO COUNTY JUDICIAL This El Paso County courthouse project involved 125,000 square feet of new/finished courtroom, office space, ad holding cells along with 50,000 square feet of unfinished space for future expansion. The project also included a 40- car underground parking structure.
EL PASO COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE RENOVATION The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office was a fast-track project that required extensive collaboration with multiple trades DENVER WOMEN’S and owner vendors. GE Johnson successfully completed CORRECTIONAL FACILITY the complex dispatch center renovation in just five months. This ambitious, three-phase project in Denver, Colorado involved the construction of a state-of-the-art correction Mechanical systems, electrical, data, antenna, computer campus for women. The completed facility provided equipment, and raise floor systems had to be carefully 1,000 beds in minimum, medium, and maximum security coordinated in order to be placed and allow the office to levels. The campus included 12 buildings to be utilized remain functional. for diagnostics, kitchen and dining services, recreation, administration, a central plant, a canteen, ammunition GE Johnson’s daily planning with all trades delivered this storage, inmate holding areas, and support services. Work tightly scheduled project on time and under budget. By release program spaces, dormitories, and an emergency meeting the milestones and deadlines, the El Paso County generator were included in the project. Sheriff’s Office was afforded the opportunity to spend a full month to bring all systems online, avoiding any lapse in activity in their critical 911 call center.
ADAMS COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER This six-story, 106,000-square-foot addition to the south end of the existing courthouse involved the construction of a new, MESA COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER enclosed sally port, a jury services area, six new courtrooms, The Mesa County Justice Center is a single-story facility and support areas for judge’s chambers and staff. It features housing the Mesa County Sheriff’s Department and Mesa state-of-the-art security and audio/visual systems, as well as County Jail. It features 192 cells divided into two pods, separate staff, visitor, and prisoner elevators. Holding cells, along with booking and holding areas, a laundry, and a offices, and support spaces are included. gymnasium. It also includes four covered, outdoor exercise yards, a kitchen, and an electrical/mechanical plant that supports the entire site.
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 38 RESUMES
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 39 Michael Conley Construction Executive
Michael joined GE Johnson with 20 years of construction management experience from California and has been with GE Johnson for one year. He has been the project executive on a number of successful government and correctional institution projects, including North Kern State Prison, Wasco State Prison, and Tulare County Jail. Michael will confidently lead the charge in the management of preconstruction as well as promote collaboration between the construction team and the design team to ensure your project is receiving EDUCATION the appropriate resources for success. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Bachelor of Science in Construction Management RELEVANT EXPERIENCE REFERENCES Wasco State Prison Eric Smith Wasco, California | $25.4M Wasco and North Kern State Prison North Kern State Prison (559) 352-1537 Delano, California | $24M Tulare County Jail Shannon Dreyfuss Visalia, California | $52M Colorado Christian University (303) 963-34 Pagosa Springs High School Safety Improvements Pagosa, Colorado | $.5M Mike Craig 27J School District Colorado Christian University - Rockmont Hall (303) 655-2888 Lakewood, Colorado | $29.5M
Boulder Valley School District Creekside Elementary School Boulder, Colorado | $16.4M
Falcon High School - Addition and Renovation Falcon, Colorado | $5.2M
Mercy Medical Center Merced, California | $176M
BaccHus Office Park Irvine, California | $36M
Ocean Collection at Bressi Ranch Oceanside, California | $27M
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 40 Gerry Snyder Senior Project Manager
Gerry brings 46 years of commercial, institutional and industrial construction experience – 38 years of which have been with GE Johnson. He has extensive expertise in government and correctional facility construction, including functioning as the project manager on the Gunnison County Courthouse, the Gunnison County Jail and Public Works project, and the Glenwood Municipal Building. Well-versed in all aspects of the general contractor/construction management business, Gerry has spent most of his career in operations, both EDUCATION in the field and the office. Gerry drives project success and ensures client University of Oklahoma satisfaction through teamwork and open communication. As senior project Bachelor of Science manager, he will oversee all aspects of the construction process. Civil Engineering
REFERENCES Matthew Birnie RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Gunnison County Jail and Public Works Gunnison County Gunnison, Colorado | $14.3M (970) 641-0248 Gunnison County Courthouse Rick Beseker Gunnison, Colorado | $13.7M Gunnison County (970) 497-9154 Limon Correctional Facility Limon, Colorado | $44M Michael Mismash MJM Project Consulting, LLC Arkansas Valley Correctional Facility (303) 619-3707 Ordway, Colorado | $39.4M
Fremont County Justice Center Canon City, Colorado | $4.4M
OFFICE LOCATION Colorado State Penitentiary Gerry will be working from the Canon City, Colorado | $32.1M Colorado Springs office with Denver Women’s Correctional Facility Phases 1,2,3 weekly visits to Pagosa Springs Denver, Colorado | $78M and as needed. Glenwood Municipal Building Glenwood Springs, Colorado | $6M
Colorado Springs Utilities - East Service Center Colorado Springs, Colorado | $8.2M
El Paso County Department of Transportation Operations Center Colorado Springs, Colorado | $4.5M
Stanislaus County Public Safety Center Ceres, California | $17.4M
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 41 Tyler Baker Superintendent
Tyler brings a broad spectrum of construction experience. With more than 10 years in the industry, six of those years with GE Johnson, he has had the opportunity to excel in government and correctional system projects, including the Gunnison County Courthouse and Colorado State Capital Exterior Restoration. As project superintendent, he will be responsible for all site operations, including self-perform, site logistics, safety, subcontractor administration, site coordination, and project scheduling. Tyler will be on-site EDUCATION every day to orchestrate and facilitate the field construction process. Colorado State University Bachelor of Science Construction Management RELEVANT EXPERIENCE REFERENCES Gunnison County Courthouse Gunnison, Colorado | $13.7M John Cattles Gunnison County Colorado State Capital Exterior Restoration Sustainable Operations Director Denver, Colorado | $17M (Head of Facilities) (970) 641-8560 The Prism Building Denver, Colorado | $24.3M Matthew Birnie Gunnison County The Quincy (970) 641-0248 Denver, Colorado | $115M
Rick Beseker St. Anthony North Health Campus Gunnison County Westminster, Colorado | $126M (970) 497-9154 Castle Rock Adventist Health Campus Ph. 2A Castle Rock, Colorado | $87M Michael Mismash MJM Project Consulting, LLC Red Rocks Medical Center, Ambulatory Surgery Center (303) 619-3707 Golden, Colorado | $4M
Donor Alliance, Donor Recovery Center Denver, Colorado | $3M
Red Rocks Medical Center, Tenant Package 4 Golden, Colorado | $4M
North Colorado Medical Center Building C - AHU and Skin Greeley, Colorado | $11.8M
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 42 Michelle Groscost, LEED AP, CPE Preconstruction Manager
Michelle has been with GE Johnson since 2006. She has extensive experience in every niche of construction, with specific expertise in successful government and correctional facility construction. This includes the Adams County Justice Center Phase II, the Gunnison County Public Safety and Public Words Facility, the Gunnison County Courthouse, and the El Paso County Professional Building. Michelle will utilize her knowledge and experience as an estimator to assist with trade buyout, long lead item procurement, and project management. EDUCATION Her responsibilities on your project will include development of subcontractor Purdue University relationships, cost modeling and budgeting for early design phases, and value Bachelor of Science engineering analysis. Construction Management
REFERENCES Matthew Birnie RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Gunnison County Jail and Public Works Gunnison County Gunnison, Colorado | $14.3M (970) 641-0248 Gunnison County Courthouse Rick Beseker Gunnison, Colorado | $13.7M Gunnison County (970) 497-9154 Adams County Justice Center Phase II Brighton, CO | $27M Shannon Dreyfuss Colorado Christian University El Paso County Professional Building (303) 963-34 Colorado Springs, CO | $2.6M
CERTIFICATIONS UCCS Lane Center for Academic Health Sciences Leadership in Energy and Colorado Springs, CO | $15M Environmental Design LEED® Colorado Christian University - Yetter Hall Accredited Professional Lakewood, CO | $20.7M
American Society of Professional USAFA Vandenberg Hall Renovations - Phases 7 & 8 Estimators - Certified Professional Colorado Springs, CO | $28.1M Estimator St. Francis Medical Center Colorado Springs, CO | $145M
St. Francis Medical Center ASB Colorado Springs, CO | $11.6M
Castle Rock Adventist Health Campus Phase 1A Castle Rock, CO | $12.6M
St. Anthony North Health Campus Hospital Westminster, CO | $126.8M
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 43 Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 44 VOLUME OF WORK
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 45 Dollar volume of work completed by your company in the past 5 years (2014 through 2018) that was awarded via competitive bidding, and the dollar volume of work completed by your company in the past 5 years that was negotiated with a GMP.
Competitive Bidding - $2,680,000,000 Negotiated GMP - $2,532,100,000
Total Volume ($ value) of Work completed by your company as CM|GC, CMAR, or GC in La Plata, Montezuma, and Archuleta counties in the past five (5) years.
2 Projects, $13.3M
Total Volume ($ value) of Work on Detention|Corrections projects completed by your company in Colorado or New Mexico as CM|GC, CMAR, or GC in the past ten (10) years.
6 Projects, $40.6M
GE Johnson - By the Numbers 11 Projects detention/correctional 29 Projects Totaling $75.7M in la plata, montezuma and Totaling $360M archulteta counties
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 46 SUBCONRACTOR PLAN LOCAL PARTICIPATION Based on our local experience, we continuously monitor It is our intention on every project to maximize the pulse of local subcontractor resources, financial the participation of local work forces and provide stability, and capabilities. This ensures the participation of opportunities for other companies who have a stake in firms matching our prequalification standards and having the community. The success we have had in Southern both the capacity and ability to take on work with Archuleta Colorado is a direct result of the effort we have made to County for this project. provide opportunities for local participation. We maintain outstanding subcontractor and vendor relationships and Prequalification Approach – GE Johnson has a formal successfully communicate opportunities for future work prequalification process in place for trade contractors as they arise. For this project, our team will leverage our and vendors. We will implement a project specific reputation in the Archuleta County community and our prequalification process for specific critical building trades proven communication strategies to encourage the most based on input from the Archuleta County team and other local participation possible. project stakeholders. This project specific prequalification will allow the project team to review a subcontractor’s Utilizing local firms and craft personnel with a vested availability of labor resources, financial condition, safety interest in the success of this project is essential. To ensure program, backlog commitments, and supervision assigned successful local participation, we offer the following: to the project.
• Open house events in the community to inform local Communicating Project Opportunities – GE Johnson subcontractors and individuals about upcoming will communicate the trade and craft opportunities by opportunities. advertising in the local papers and journals, and by • Bid package development to encourage local constantly broadcasting bid package opportunities, how subcontractor participation, including separating to prequalify for the project, and providing progress status trade scope packages by area or system. This allows updates. In addition, we will communicate the opportunities local firms to determine capability and provides the through the Colorado construction associations and local opportunity to successfully perform the work. business advocacy organizations. • Engagement of local subcontractors and vendors as early as possible. This includes reviewing scheduling Open House information meetings will also be hosted information, logistical information, and requesting in Pagosa Springs by GE Johnson to communicate the budget pricing. trade and craft opportunities for this project. One-on- • Utilizing local crafts personnel for trades such as rough, one team advisors will be provided and we will provide form, and finish carpentry, equipment operators, and documented follow-up sessions with interested firms and laborers. We are committed to this process for scope crafts personnel. that may be self-performed by GE Johnson. • Working with all subcontractors to utilize the available We will also work in collaboration with the Archuleta local workforce on their project crews. County team to organize and support neighborhood • Providing monthly progress reports on the utilization outreach meetings to communicate planned activities, of area trade firms for Archuleta County to educate and to provide 24/7 construction contact information to project stakeholders and the community at large. the community.
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 48 CURRENT PROJECTS YELLOWSTONE CLUB - THE VILLAGE Big Sky, Montana
COMPLETION DATE Planned completion date: August 2019
CONSTRUCTION COST $325M PROJECT DESCRIPTION Yellowstone Club is a world-class private resort destination in Big Sky, Montana featuring thousands of acres of pristine powder and an 18-hole Tom Weiskopf-designed mountain golf course. In order to continuing raising the bar for luxury mountain destinations, this 500,000+-square-foot base village project will add several new residences and amenities. The full scope of the work will consist of more than 40 ultra-luxurious residences in addition to a new spa, pool, restaurants, and full skier service facilities. A new parking structure and four new buildings will also be constructed to service the current ski base area and a planned gondola.
The project also features significant infrastructure additions to support the expanded resort. Among the new additions are a new central plant with energy efficient, water-based systems to serve both the new core buildings and the existing Warren Miller Lodge. Construction is slated to begin in 2016, with a phased completion to accommodate the planned gondola serving new ski acreage.
OWNER Yellowstone Development Mike DuCuennois PROJECT INFORMATION (406) 995-7385 Project Size: 501,247 sf ARCHITECT Hart/Howerton Planning, Architecture and Landscaping, LLC Douglas Atmore (415) 439-2208
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 50 CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF COLORADO - COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado Springs, Colorado
COMPLETION DATE Planned completion date: February 2019
CONSTRUCTION COST $110M PROJECT DESCRIPTION Children’s Hospital of Colorado – Colorado Springs will be the first center for pediatric healthcare in Southern Colorado. The six-level facility will offer orthopedics, neurology, audiology, endocrinology, and the first pediatric- only operating rooms and emergency department in Colorado Springs.
This new facility, connected to UCHealth Memorial Hospital North in Colorado Springs via a pedestrian bridge, will provide Southern Colorado with desperately needed, world-class medical care for children. The modern, high-tech facility includes eight operating rooms, 31 emergency rooms, 110 beds, along with neonatal and pediatric intensive care rooms, a 3T MRI, and Diagnostic Imaging. Children’s will provide treatment for both urgent and long-term health issues. It has already been lauded as a huge benefit to the community, a place of refuge for patients and families as they face serious diseases and injuries. This facility will allow kids to stay in school and have fewer days missed while allowing parents to stay at work, be more productive, and avoid long drives to the campus in Denver.
OWNER Mike Whitley Children’s Hospital Colorado PROJECT INFORMATION (720) 777-8595 Project Size: 294,000 sf ARCHITECT FKP Architects Douglas Atmore (713) 621-2100
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 51 THE COLORADAN Denver, Colorado
COMPLETION DATE Planned completion date: March 2019
CONSTRUCTION COST $125M PROJECT DESCRIPTION Redevelopment of the Union Station Neighborhood has quickly become the national model for transit oriented development encompassing live, work, stay, connect and play destinations using the latest in sustainable community development. The $125 million, 700,000-square-foot Block B project is designed to create THE BEST residential property in Denver.
Located directly adjacent to the Union Station Transit Hub, this luxury for-sale residential project will soar nineteen stories above the bustling neighborhood and feature retail space at ground level, two levels of below-grade resident parking, a rooftop swimming pool, and multiple living roof landscape decks. Residents of the building will enjoy stunning views of the Colorado Front Range, Coors Field and Downtown Denver. The building design incorporates distinct amenities centered on community and sustainable living. The project is pursuing LEED Gold certification and will be one of the largest for-sale residential projects planned for the Colorado Front Range in several years.
OWNER East West Partners Amy Cara PROJECT INFORMATION (303) 478-3064 Project Size: 700,000 sf ARCHITECT GBD Architects Kyle Anderson (503) 224-9656
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 52 VAIL HEALTH HOSPITAL - EAST WING EXPANSION/RENOVATION Vail, Colorado
COMPLETION DATE Planned completion date: November 2020
CONSTRUCTION COST $136M PROJECT DESCRIPTION The Vail Health East Wing Expansion project involves the demolition of the original circa-1967 clinic and the removal of an above-ground parking structure that GE Johnson constructed into a hillside just south of the Interstate 70 frontage road in 1990. The demolition process will enable the construction of a new central utility plant, loading dock and six-story underground parking garage. By lowering the new parking garage an additional 30’ into the ground, the structure will expand to accommodate increased parking demand. Additionally, new hospital facilities will be built on top of the garage to address the space requirements of growing medical treatment programs. A grand front entryway will be featured along the I-70 Frontage Road to improve patient access to Vail Health. Vail Health’s helicopter pad will also be relocated to the top of the new garage. The relocation of the pad site north of the Frontage Road eliminates the road closures and ambulance transports that are required when the current helicopter pad is in use.
OWNER Chris Knight Project One PROJECT INFORMATION (303) 917-7507 Project Size: 350,000 sf ARCHITECT Ann Adams Davis Partnership (303) 861-8555
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 53 PIKES PEAK SUMMIT COMPLEX Colorado Springs, Colorado
COMPLETION DATE Planned completion date: December 2020
CONSTRUCTION COST $56M PROJECT DESCRIPTION Replacing the existing visitors center, the Pikes Peak Summit Complex is the highest, ongoing construction site in North America. Constructing this challenging project will create a facility that takes advantage of the inspiring views and natural beauty of Pikes Peak, also known as America’s Mountain. Each year, more than 600,000 people visit the summit of Pikes Peak, which sits 14,115 feet above sea level. The new facility is designed so that visitors can focus on the beauty, richness, and scenery of America’s Mountain, with multi-media exhibits to tell the story and history of the mountain and enhance the visitor experience.
When completed, the Summit Complex will fulfill the Living Building Challenge (LBC) – a certification program that goes beyond LEED standards, raising the bar to “define the most advanced measure of sustainability in the build environment.” This will require a strong partnership between the City of Colorado Springs, the RTA design team, GE Johnson, and all of the subcontractors. Though the Living Building Challenge compounds the already immense challenges inherent in this project and its location, it is a testimony to the commitment GE Johnson has to the responsible stewardship of natural resources. OWNER PROJECT INFORMATION City of Colorado Springs Project Size: 38,000 sf Jack Glavan (719) 385-5900
ARCHITECT RTA Architects Stuart Coppedge (719) 471-7566
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 54 FEE AND SCHEDULE Exhibit C CM|GC FEE & SCHEDULE PROPOSAL FORM ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTION CENTER PAGOSA SPRINGS, COLORADO
RESPONDENT (Company Name) ______GE JOHNSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
DESCRIPTION PROPOSAL
1) Preconstruction Services Fixed Fee $ (Refer to Special Instructions, Article 3) 29,000
2) Construction Services Fixed Fee $ 1,927,041 (Refer to Special Instructions, Article 4) 3) TOTAL – CM|GC FIXED FEE (1 + 2) $ 1,956,041 4) Construction Change Order Mark‐Up (For Changes Not Involving Completion Time) 5.0 % (Refer to Special Instructions, Article 6) 5) Construction Change Order Mark‐Up (For Changes That Extend Completion Time) 5.0 % (Refer to Special Instructions, Article 6) 6) Change Order Mark‐Up “Free Zone” $ 250,000 (Refer to Special Instructions, Article 6) 7) Construction Completion Time 464 Cal Days (Refer to Special Instructions, Article 7) 8) CM|GC’s Contingency Rate 2.0 % (Refer to Special Instructions, Article 8)
9) Umbrella & General Liability Insurance Rate 0.95 % (Refer to Special Instructions, Article 9) 10) Builder’s Risk Insurance Rate .119 % (Refer to Special Instructions, Article 9) 11) Performance & Payment Bond Rate .62 % (Refer to Special Instructions, Article 9) 12) Self‐Performed Work Administrative Mark‐up 7.0 % (Refer to Special Instructions, Article 9)
The respondent acknowledges and agrees that the above stated fees and mark-ups (as may be subsequently modified by negotiation) shall become conditions of the Contract Agreement.
The respondent shall attach a written response to the CM|GC Fee Proposal Special Instructions Article 9 “Additional Proposal Response Requirements” and Article 11 “Exceptions”.
Exceptions taken to the CM/GC FEE & SCHEDULE SPECIAL INSTRUCTION (Exhibit A) and to the CM/GC FEE STRUCTURE (Exhibit B). Exhibit C Item #5 extended general conditions that extend completion time will be based on actual costs of general conditions plus 5% fee. Exhibit C Item #8: CMGCs contingency rate is for the exclusive use of the CMGC. The listed rate on Exhibit C is typical for a final GMP value. During the estimating process the contingency rate will be evaluated and reduced from a maximum of 5% to the listed rate depending on level of document detail. GE Johnson reserves the right for final negotiation of the AIA133 and AIA201. Section I #24, 29 We would consider this line item as a direct cost of work that the subcontractor would be responsible for. 9 Nov 26 12 October 28 SUBSTANTIALCOMPLETION WEATHERDAYS 14 September 31 17 VIEW: Construction Schedule August 3 20 July 6 22 June 8 2020 STARTFINISHES SITE 25 May 11 27 13 April 30 16 March 2 Page: 1 of 6 17 Print Date: 2/21/2019 February DETENTION HOUSING DRYIN HOUSING DETENTION 3 Progress Period Date: 2/2/2018 20 January 6 INTAKE/RELEASEAND PUBLIC LOBBY DRY IN 23 9 December 25 11 November 28 14 October 30 16 VAL(15 WORK DAYS) September 2 ENTS 19 August 5 2019 22 ENDARDAYS) July 8 24 RTMENT June CONSTRUCTION START CONSTRUCTION 10 BOCC APPROVAL OF GMPOF APPROVAL BOCC BOCCREVIEW GMP BUILDINGPERMIT RECIEVED 27 SUBMIT GMP TO COUNTY TO GMP SUBMIT APPRO AND REVIEW DEPARTMENT BUILDING SPRINGS PAGOSA PRICEPACKAGE CD 13 May CONSTRUCTIONDOCUMENTSUPPORT DEVELOPMENT COMM DEPARTMENT PLANNING SPRINGS PAGOSA INCORPORATE CONTRACTDOCUMENT DEVELOPMENT PERMITING PRICINGAND FOR CD'S ISSUE 29 15 April PAGOSA SPRINGS PLANNING REVIEW AND APPROVAL (30 CAL (30 APPROVAL AND REVIEW PLANNING SPRINGS PAGOSA 1 PRICE DD PACKAGE PACKAGE DD PRICE PRICINGSUBMIT DD 18 March PROJECT AWARD PROJECT RECIEVE DD DOCUMENTS RECIEVEDD DEPA PLANNING SPRINGS PAGOSA TO DOCUMENTS SUBMITDD ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTIONCENTER 4 6/3/2019 6/4/2019 3/5/2019 6/5/2019 3/5/2019 3/5/2019 4/8/2019 1/29/2020 5/26/2020 9/11/2020 9/11/2020 4/29/2019 4/30/2019 3/19/2019 3/20/2019 4/30/2019 5/20/2019 5/21/2019 5/22/2019 4/30/2019 5/21/2019 3/5/2019 6/4/2019 6/4/2019 12/18/2019 9/11/2020 4/30/2019 4/30/2019 4/30/2019 5/21/2019 3/5/2019 6/5/2019 3/5/2019 3/5/2019 3/6/2019 5/1/2019 6/4/2019 3/6/2019 4/9/2019 5/1/2019 3/5/2019 3/5/2019 3/5/2019 3/6/2019 3/6/2019 5/1/2019 3/6/2019 3/21/2019 4/30/2019 5/22/2019 1/29/2020 5/26/2020 8/14/2020 9/11/2020 3/20/2019 3/21/2019 5/21/2019 5/22/2019 3/21/2019 12/18/2019 1s 1s 1d 1d 1d 8d 1d 20d 28d 10d 29d 14d 24d 16d 15d 54d 32d 22d 46d 332d 31d 1s 24d 1s Duration Start Finish Name RECIEVE DD DOCUMENTS SUBMIT DD DOCUMENTS TO PAGOSA SPRINGS PLANNING DEPARTMENT CONTRACT DOCUMENT DEVELOPMENT ISSUE CD'S FOR PRICING AND PERMITING PRICE DD PACKAGE SUBMIT DD PRICING CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT PRICE CD PACKAGE SUBMIT GMP TO COUNTY BOCC REVIEW GMP BOCC APPROVAL OF GMP PAGOSA SPRINGS PLANNING REVIEW AND APPROVAL (30 CALENDAR DAYS) INCORPORATE PAGOSA SPRINGS PLANNING DEPARTMENT COMMENTS PAGOSA SPRINGS BUILDING DEPARTMENT REVIEW AND APPROVAL (15 WORK DAYS) PROJECT AWARD BUILDING PERMIT RECIEVED CONSTRUCTION START INTAKE/RELEASE AND PUBLIC LOBBY DRY IN DETENTION HOUSING DRY IN START SITE FINISHES WEATHER DAYS SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT DOCUMENTS DD BUDGETING GMP DEVELOPMENT PERMITTING AND APPROVALS MILESTONES DESIGN AND ENGINEERING PRECONSTRUCTION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Line
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 57 FILE LOCATION - J:\2016\1613 999 17th St Office Bldg\Holding\Ty ler Baker\ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTIONCENTER\ARCHULETA DET ENTIONCENTER (CPM 022119).pp : BORDER G:\Scheduling\AS TA\Border\GEJCC STANDARD BORDER.B 9 Nov 26 12 October 28 14 September 31 17 VIEW: Construction Schedule August 3 20 July 6 22 June 8 2020 25 May 11 27 13 April 30 16 March 2 Page: 2 of 6 17 Print Date: 2/21/2019 February 3 Progress Period Date: 2/2/2018 20 January 6 23 FABRICATE MAJOR MEP EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT MEP MAJOR FABRICATE 9 December 25 11 November AND FRAMEAND SUBMITTAL 28 TER) 14 October 30 16 September FABRICATECMU ACCESORIESAND 2 FABRICATESECURITY HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAMES FABRICATENON SECURITY HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAMES 19 ARE August 5 FABRICATE UTILITIE PARTS AND PIECES UTILITIEFABRICATEPARTS AND BACKFILLAND ROUGH GRADE FOUNDATIONS REVIEW AND APPROVEDRAWINGS CMU SHOPAND REVIEW 2019 REVIEW AND APPROVE MAJOR MEP SUBMITTALS MEP MAJOR APPROVE AND REVIEW 22 REVIEW AND APPROVE UTILITIE SUBMITTALS UTILITIE APPROVE AND REVIEW DEVELOPECMU SHOP DRAWINGS REVIEWAND APPROVE NON SECURITY HOLLOW METAL DOORS FOUNDATIONS FOR REBAR FABRICATE EXCAVATEFOUNDATIONS July DEVELOPEMAJOR MEP SUBMITTALS INSTALLTEMP/PERMINENT UTILITIES (ELEC, GAS, AND WA EARTHWORK 8 DEVELOPEUTILITIE SUBMITTALS REVIEW AND APPROVESUBMITALSFONDATION AND REVIEW DEVELOPENON SECURITY HOLLOW METAL DOORS AND FRAME SUBMITTAL 24 INSTALLSWMP MOBILIZATION DEVELOPEFONDATION SUBMITALS June 10 27 13 May REVIEW AND APPROVE SECURITY FRAMES, DOORS AND HARDW AND DOORS FRAMES, SECURITY APPROVE AND REVIEW 29 DEVELOPESECURITY FRAMES, DOORS AND HARDWARE SUBMITTALS 15 April 1 18 March ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTIONCENTER 4 5/1/2019 7/9/2019 7/2/2019 7/5/2019 7/5/2019 4/17/2019 6/13/2019 6/27/2019 6/27/2019 7/12/2019 7/12/2019 7/17/2019 7/23/2019 7/26/2019 8/23/2019 7/12/2019 8/23/2019 7/31/2019 8/30/2019 6/18/2019 6/20/2019 7/12/2019 7/31/2019 12/13/2019 7/26/2019 7/14/2020 8/30/2019 8/16/2019 12/13/2019 12/13/2019 3/7/2019 7/3/2019 5/2/2019 6/5/2019 6/5/2019 7/8/2019 3/7/2019 3/7/2019 5/2/2019 6/5/2019 6/5/2019 7/8/2019 4/18/2019 5/31/2019 6/11/2019 6/14/2019 6/14/2019 6/19/2019 6/21/2019 6/28/2019 7/10/2019 7/15/2019 6/28/2019 7/15/2019 7/18/2019 7/24/2019 7/29/2019 6/19/2019 6/21/2019 7/29/2019 5d 3d 2d 30d 10d 10d 20d 10d 10d 10d 15d 10d 10d 10d 10d 80d 10d 30d 10d 25d 10d 22d 10d 90d 60d 29d 100d 175d 143d 239d Duration Start Finish Name EXCAVATE FOUNDATIONS BACKFILL AND ROUGH GRADE FOUNDATIONS DEVELOPE SECURITY FRAMES, DOORS AND HARDWARE SUBMITTALS REVIEW AND APPROVE SECURITY FRAMES, DOORS AND HARDWARE DEVELOPE FONDATION SUBMITALS DEVELOPE MAJOR MEP SUBMITTALS REVIEW AND APPROVE FONDATION SUBMITALS DEVELOPE NON SECURITY HOLLOW METAL DOORS AND FRAME SUBMITTAL DEVELOPE UTILITIE SUBMITTALS DEVELOPE CMU SHOP DRAWINGS REVIEW AND APPROVE NON SECURITY HOLLOW METAL DOORS AND FRAME SUBMITTAL REVIEW AND APPROVE UTILITIE SUBMITTALS REVIEW AND APPROVE MAJOR MEP SUBMITTALS REVIEW AND APPROVE CMU SHOP DRAWINGS FABRICATE SECURITY HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAMES FABRICATE REBAR FOR FOUNDATIONS FABRICATE NON SECURITY HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAMES FABRICATE UTILITIE PARTS AND PIECES FABRICATE MAJOR MEP EQUIPMENT FABRICATE CMU AND ACCESORIES MOBILIZATION INSTALL TEMP/PERMINENT UTILITIES (ELEC, GAS, AND WATER) INSTALL SWMP EARTHWORK DETENTION HOUSING SUBMITTALS FAB & DELIVERY SITE PREP PROCUREMENT CONSTRUCTION 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 Line
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 58 FILE LOCATION - J:\2016\1613 999 17th St Office Bldg\Holding\Ty ler Baker\ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTIONCENTER\ARCHULETA DET ENTIONCENTER (CPM 022119).pp : BORDER G:\Scheduling\AS TA\Border\GEJCC STANDARD BORDER.B 9 Nov 26 12 October 28 14 September 31 17 VIEW: Construction Schedule August 3 20 July 6 22 June 8 2020 25 May 11 27 13 April 30 16 March 2 Page: 3 of 6 17 Print Date: 2/21/2019 February 3 Progress Period Date: 2/2/2018 20 January 6 AFF SETBAR JOIST AND INSTALL ROOF DECKING 23 INSTALLMETAL STAIRS MASON TENDING BY MEP TRADES BYMEP TENDING MASON TOP OUT STRUCTURAL MASONRY MASONRY STRUCTURAL OUT TOP 9 December 25 FORMPOUR AND STRIP LVL 2 CELL CEILINGS 11 November INSTALLSTRUCTURAL MASONRY TO 116'-4" AFF TRADES BYMEP TENDING MASON 28 INSTALLSECURITY HOLLOW METAL FRAMES LEVEL 2 INSTALLNON SECURITY HOLLOW METAL FRAMES LEVEL 2 14 FORM,POUR AND STRIP LVL 2 SLABS October 30 INSTALLSTRUCTURAL MASONRY WALLS 1ST FLOOR TO 108' TRADES BYMEP TENDING MASON 16 SETSECURITY HOLLOW METAL FRAMES SETNON SECURITY HOLLOW METAL FRAMES PREP AND PLACE SOG PLACE AND PREP September FINEGRADE BUILDIONG PAD INSTALLSECURITY HOLLOW METAL FRAMES LEVEL 1 INSTALLNON SECURITY HOLLOW METAL FRAMES LEVEL 1 2 INSTALLMEP UNDERGROUND PREP AND PLACE SOG PLACE AND PREP FINEGRADE BUILDING PAD 19 BACKFILLAND ROUGH GRADE FOUNDATIONS HOUSING UNDERGROUNDDETENTION MEP INSTALL INSTALLFOUNDATION August 5 INSTALLFOUNDATION 2019 EXCAVATEFOUNDATIONS 22 July 8 24 June 10 27 13 May 29 15 April 1 18 March ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTIONCENTER 4 8/9/2019 9/9/2019 8/16/2019 7/19/2019 8/14/2019 8/30/2019 7/26/2019 8/14/2019 8/23/2019 8/30/2019 8/30/2019 9/23/2019 9/23/2019 10/7/2019 11/4/2019 11/4/2019 8/28/2019 9/12/2019 9/12/2019 10/14/2019 10/14/2019 11/18/2019 12/11/2019 12/11/2019 12/13/2019 12/31/2019 8/30/2019 12/31/2019 12/31/2019 11/18/2019 8/1/2019 9/3/2019 9/3/2019 9/3/2019 8/15/2019 7/15/2019 8/12/2019 8/29/2019 7/15/2019 8/19/2019 8/26/2019 8/26/2019 9/24/2019 10/8/2019 10/8/2019 11/5/2019 7/29/2019 8/15/2019 9/10/2019 9/10/2019 7/15/2019 7/15/2019 7/15/2019 7/29/2019 10/15/2019 10/15/2019 11/19/2019 11/19/2019 12/12/2019 12/16/2019 2d 5d 3d 2d 5d 5d 5d 5d 5d 2d 5d 3d 3d 10d 10d 15d 15d 10d 15d 15d 10d 15d 15d 10d 10d 10d 33d 71d 104d 104d Duration Start Finish Name FINE GRADE BUILDING PAD EXCAVATE FOUNDATIONS BACKFILL AND ROUGH GRADE FOUNDATIONS FINE GRADE BUILDIONG PAD INSTALL FOUNDATION INSTALL MEP UNDERGROUND DETENTION HOUSING PREP AND PLACE SOG INSTALL SECURITY HOLLOW METAL FRAMES LEVEL 1 INSTALL NON SECURITY HOLLOW METAL FRAMES LEVEL 1 INSTALL STRUCTURAL MASONRY WALLS 1ST FLOOR TO 108' AFF MASON TENDING BY MEP TRADES FORM, POUR AND STRIP LVL 2 SLABS INSTALL SECURITY HOLLOW METAL FRAMES LEVEL 2 INSTALL NON SECURITY HOLLOW METAL FRAMES LEVEL 2 INSTALL STRUCTURAL MASONRY TO 116'-4" AFF MASON TENDING BY MEP TRADES FORM POUR AND STRIP LVL 2 CELL CEILINGS TOP OUT STRUCTURAL MASONRY MASON TENDING BY MEP TRADES INSTALL METAL STAIRS SET BAR JOIST AND INSTALL ROOF DECKING INSTALL FOUNDATION INSTALL MEP UNDERGROUND PREP AND PLACE SOG SET SECURITY HOLLOW METAL FRAMES SET NON SECURITY HOLLOW METAL FRAMES INTAKE/RELEASE AND PUBLIC LOBBY DETENTION HOUSING INTAKE/RELEASE AND PUBLIC LOBBY STRUCTURE 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 Line
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 59 FILE LOCATION - J:\2016\1613 999 17th St Office Bldg\Holding\Ty ler Baker\ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTIONCENTER\ARCHULETA DET ENTIONCENTER (CPM 022119).pp : BORDER G:\Scheduling\AS TA\Border\GEJCC STANDARD BORDER.B 9 Nov 26 12 October 28 14 September 31 17 VIEW: Construction Schedule August 3 20 July 6 22 June 8 2020 25 May 11 27
13 April PAINTPRIME AND FIRST COAT WALLS AND CEILINGS INSTALLSECURITY MESH DRYWALL AND TAPE AND FINISH 30 INWALL/SOFFIT ROUGHIN INWALL/SOFFIT 16 INSTALLDRYWALL SOFFITS March OVERHEADROUGH OF MEPF SYSTEMS 2 Page: 4 of 6 TOPDOWN SECURITY MESH AND DRYWALL INSTALLMETAL ROOF FLASHINGS 17 FRAME INTERIOR WALLS TO STRUCTURE TO WALLS INTERIOR FRAME Print Date: 2/21/2019 INSTALL EFIS FROM 115'-4" TO 126' TO 115'-4" FROM EFIS INSTALL February 3 INSTALLSKY LIGHTS INSTALLROOF TOP EQUIPMENT Progress Period Date: 2/2/2018 INSTALLROOF INSTALLCMU VENEER AND CAP TO 115'-4" 20 INSTALL AIR BARRIER AND RIGID INSULATION TO 115'-4" TO INSULATION RIGID AND BARRIER AIR INSTALL January INSTALLCURBS AND DRAINS 6 INSTALLMETAL ROOF FLASHINGS 23 INSTALLROOF TOP EQUIPMENT INSTALLROOF INSTALLCMU VENEER 9 INSTALL AIR BARRIER AND RIGID INSULATIONRIGIDBARRIER AIR AND INSTALL December INSTALLEXTERIOR GLAZING 25 INSTALLCURBS AND DRAINS SETBAR JOIST AND INSTALL ROOF DECKING 11 November INSTALLSTRUCTURAL MASONRY TRADES BYMEP TENDING MASON 28 14 October 30 16 September 2 19 August 5 2019 22 July 8 24 June 10 27 13 May 29 15 April 1 18 March ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTIONCENTER 4 1/3/2020 3/3/2020 4/7/2020 11/4/2019 11/4/2019 1/13/2020 1/20/2020 1/24/2020 2/10/2020 1/28/2020 1/28/2020 2/17/2020 12/4/2019 2/11/2020 2/18/2020 3/10/2020 3/17/2020 3/31/2020 11/18/2019 12/11/2019 11/25/2019 11/20/2019 12/13/2019 12/17/2019 12/20/2019 2/17/2020 2/17/2020 6/24/2020 6/24/2020 12/20/2019 2/5/2020 3/4/2020 1/2/2020 1/6/2020 9/24/2019 9/24/2019 11/5/2019 11/5/2019 1/29/2020 2/19/2020 2/26/2020 3/11/2020 3/25/2020 1/14/2020 1/27/2020 1/27/2020 2/11/2020 11/5/2019 11/5/2019 12/5/2019 1/29/2020 11/12/2019 11/12/2019 11/19/2019 11/21/2019 12/16/2019 12/16/2019 12/12/2019 12/19/2019 12/12/2019 2d 2d 2d 5d 2d 2d 5d 20d 20d 15d 20d 20d 20d 10d 15d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 15d 10d 30d 30d 10d 51d 31d 26d 85d 111d Duration Start Finish Name INSTALL STRUCTURAL MASONRY MASON TENDING BY MEP TRADES SET BAR JOIST AND INSTALL ROOF DECKING INSTALL AIR BARRIER AND RIGID INSULATION TO 115'-4" INSTALL CMU VENEER AND CAP TO 115'-4" INSTALL CURBS AND DRAINS INSTALL ROOF INSTALL EFIS FROM 115'-4" TO 126' INSTALL SKY LIGHTS INSTALL ROOF TOP EQUIPMENT INSTALL METAL ROOF FLASHINGS INSTALL AIR BARRIER AND RIGID INSULATION INSTALL CMU VENEER INSTALL EXTERIOR GLAZING INSTALL CURBS AND DRAINS INSTALL ROOF INSTALL ROOF TOP EQUIPMENT INSTALL METAL ROOF FLASHINGS FRAME INTERIOR WALLS TO STRUCTURE TOP DOWN SECURITY MESH AND DRYWALL OVERHEAD ROUGH OF MEPF SYSTEMS INSTALL DRYWALL SOFFITS INWALL/SOFFIT ROUGH IN INSTALL SECURITY MESH DRYWALL AND TAPE FINISH PAINT PRIME AND FIRST COAT WALLS AND CEILINGS DETENTION HOUSING INTAKE/RELEASE AND PUBLIC LOBBY DETENTION HOUSING EXTERIORS INTERIORS 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 Line
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 60 FILE LOCATION - J:\2016\1613 999 17th St Office Bldg\Holding\Ty ler Baker\ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTIONCENTER\ARCHULETA DET ENTIONCENTER (CPM 022119).pp : BORDER G:\Scheduling\AS TA\Border\GEJCC STANDARD BORDER.B 9 Nov 26 12 October 28 14 September 31 17 VIEW: Construction Schedule August 3 20 July 6 INSTALLSECURITY SYSTEM INSTALLFINAL PAINT 22 INSTALLSECURITY CAULKING June 8 INSTALLDOORS AND HARDWARE INSTALLDETENTION GLASS 2020 25 INSTALLDETENTION CASEWORK INSTALLALL DETENTION ACCESORIES INSTALLSECURITY PLUMBING FIXTURES May 11 DROPCEILING TILE TRIM OUT MEP OUT TRIM 27 MEPFTRIM CEILING INSTALLCEILING GRID INSTALLKITCHEN AND LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT INSTALLCASEWORK 13 April DROPCEILING TILE 30 S MEPF TRIM OUT OF CEILING GRID MEPFTRIM CEILING OUT OF INSTALLCEILING GRID 16 PAINT1ST AND 2ND COAT March INSTALLSECURITY MESH, DRYWALL TAPE AND FINISH 2 Page: 5 of 6 MEPFROUGH OF HARDLID 17 Print Date: 2/21/2019 INWALLMEPF ROUGH FRAMEHARDLID CEILINGS February KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY ROUGHINLAUNDRY AND KITCHEN INSTALLDRYWALL FUROUTS AND PARTITIONS 3 Progress Period Date: 2/2/2018 OVERHEAD MEPFOVERHEAD RUGHIN INSTALLNON STRUCTURAL INTERIOR CMU WALLS TRADES MEP TENDING MASON 20 January 6 23 INSTALLSECURITY DOOR FRAMES IN NON STRUCTURAL WALL INSTALLNON SECURITY DOOR FRAMES IN NON STRUCTURAL WALLS 9 December 25 11 November 28 14 October 30 16 September 2 19 August 5 2019 22 July 8 24 June 10 27 13 May 29 15 April 1 18 March ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTIONCENTER 4 2/3/2020 2/3/2020 3/2/2020 3/9/2020 6/3/2020 6/3/2020 1/20/2020 1/20/2020 1/27/2020 2/10/2020 2/10/2020 2/17/2020 3/16/2020 3/23/2020 3/30/2020 4/13/2020 4/13/2020 4/27/2020 4/14/2020 4/21/2020 4/28/2020 5/12/2020 5/19/2020 5/19/2020 6/10/2020 6/24/2020 6/24/2020 6/2/2020 12/11/2019 12/11/2019 2/4/2020 3/3/2020 4/1/2020 4/8/2020 5/6/2020 6/4/2020 12/5/2019 12/5/2019 1/14/2020 1/21/2020 1/21/2020 1/28/2020 1/28/2020 2/18/2020 2/25/2020 3/10/2020 3/17/2020 3/31/2020 3/31/2020 4/14/2020 4/15/2020 4/29/2020 4/29/2020 5/13/2020 5/20/2020 5/20/2020 6/11/2020 12/5/2019 12/12/2019 12/12/2019 5d 5d 25d 25d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 15d 10d 15d 15d 10d 15d 10d 95d Duration Start Finish Name INSTALL CEILING GRID MEPF TRIM CEILING DROP CEILING TILE INSTALL SECURITY PLUMBING FIXTURES INSTALL DETENTION CASEWORK INSTALL ALL DETENTION ACCESORIES INSTALL DOORS AND HARDWARE INSTALL SECURITY CAULKING INSTALL DETENTION GLASS INSTALL SECURITY SYSTEM INSTALL FINAL PAINT INSTALL SECURITY DOOR FRAMES IN NON STRUCTURAL WALLS INSTALL NON SECURITY DOOR FRAMES IN NON STRUCTURAL WALLS INSTALL NON STRUCTURAL INTERIOR CMU WALLS MASON TENDING MEP TRADES OVERHEAD MEPF RUGHIN KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY ROUGHIN INSTALL DRYWALL FUROUTS AND PARTITIONS INWALL MEPF ROUGH FRAME HARDLID CEILINGS MEPF ROUGH OF HARDLID INSTALL SECURITY MESH, DRYWALL TAPE AND FINISH PAINT 1ST AND 2ND COAT INSTALL CEILING GRID MEPF TRIM OUT OF CEILING GRID DROP CEILING TILE INSTALL KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT INSTALL CASEWORK TRIM OUT MEP INTAKE/RELEASE AND PUBLIC LOBBY 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 Line
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 61 FILE LOCATION - J:\2016\1613 999 17th St Office Bldg\Holding\Ty ler Baker\ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTIONCENTER\ARCHULETA DET ENTIONCENTER (CPM 022119).pp : BORDER G:\Scheduling\AS TA\Border\GEJCC STANDARD BORDER.B 9 Nov 26 12 October 28 14 September 31 17 SUBCONTRACTOR CORRECTION OF GEJCC PUNCH GEJCC OF CORRECTION SUBCONTRACTOR INSPECTIONS FINAL VIEW: Construction Schedule August 3 OWNER ARCHITECT PUNCH ARCHITECT OWNER SUBCONTRACTOR CORRECTION OF GEJCC PUNCH GEJCC OF CORRECTION SUBCONTRACTOR TEST AND CHECK OUT OF SECURITY SYSTEM SECURITY OF OUT CHECK AND TEST 20 COMMISIONING OF MEPFSYSTEMSCOMMISIONING OF INSTALL IRRIGATION, LANDSCAPING, AND FURNISHINGS AND LANDSCAPING, IRRIGATION, INSTALL July START UP OF SECURITY SYSTEM SECURITY OF UP START PUNCHLISTGEJCC 6 TESTBALANCE AND 22 MEPFSTART UP INSTALLASPHALT PAVING June INSTALLCURB GUTTER AND SIDEWALKS 8 INSTALLSECURITY SYSTEM 2020 FINAL PAINT FINAL 25 INSTALLSECURITY CAULKING INSTALLDOORS AND HARDWARE May 11 INSTALLDETENTION GLASS INSTALL SECURITY ACCESORIES SECURITY INSTALL 27 13 April 30 16 March 2 Page: 6 of 17 Print Date: 2/21/2019 February 3 Progress Period Date: 2/2/2018 20 January 6 23 9 December 25 11 November 28 14 October 30 16 September 2 19 August 5 2019 22 July 8 24 June 10 27 13 May 29 15 April 1 18 March ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTIONCENTER 4 5/4/2020 6/2/2020 7/1/2020 7/9/2020 6/8/2020 7/9/2020 4/27/2020 5/11/2020 5/11/2020 5/26/2020 6/17/2020 7/16/2020 7/23/2020 8/13/2020 6/15/2020 7/14/2020 7/23/2020 7/30/2020 8/13/2020 7/14/2020 8/13/2020 7/23/2020 8/13/2020 8/13/2020 6/9/2020 6/4/2020 7/2/2020 7/2/2020 7/2/2020 6/4/2020 6/4/2020 7/2/2020 7/2/2020 4/14/2020 4/28/2020 4/28/2020 4/28/2020 5/12/2020 5/12/2020 5/26/2020 6/16/2020 6/18/2020 6/25/2020 7/10/2020 7/10/2020 7/24/2020 7/31/2020 5/26/2020 5d 5d 5d 5d 10d 10d 10d 10d 15d 10d 10d 10d 20d 10d 10d 10d 10d 10d 30d 34d 48d 34d 28d 28d Duration Start Finish Name INSTALL SECURITY ACCESORIES INSTALL SECURITY CAULKING INSTALL DOORS AND HARDWARE INSTALL DETENTION GLASS FINAL PAINT INSTALL SECURITY SYSTEM INSTALL CURB GUTTER AND SIDEWALKS INSTALL ASPHALT PAVING INSTALL IRRIGATION, LANDSCAPING, AND FURNISHINGS MEPF START UP TEST AND BALANCE START UP OF SECURITY SYSTEM COMMISIONING OF MEPF SYSTEMS TEST AND CHECK OUT OF SECURITY SYSTEM GEJCC PUNCHLIST SUBCONTRACTOR CORRECTION OF GEJCC PUNCH OWNER ARCHITECT PUNCH SUBCONTRACTOR CORRECTION OF GEJCC PUNCH FINAL INSPECTIONS SITE FINISHES COMMISSIONING PUNCHLIST FINAL INSPECTIONS CLOSEOUT 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 Line
Archuleta County Detention Center | Request for Proposal Response 62 FILE LOCATION - J:\2016\1613 999 17th St Office Bldg\Holding\Ty ler Baker\ARCHULETA COUNTY DETENTIONCENTER\ARCHULETA DET ENTIONCENTER (CPM 022119).pp : BORDER G:\Scheduling\AS TA\Border\GEJCC STANDARD BORDER.B
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