Historic Superior Building Renovation and Remediation (RFP)

Identify key elements needed for the remediation and renovation of the superior building, a historic community building. The project includes to: environmental remediation: identify any lead paint, asbestos, or other hazardous materials and suggested form of removal if needed in compliance with local, state, and federal regulations and estimated costs, structural repairs: assess the building’s foundation, roof, and load-bearing walls as necessary to determine if reinforcement is needed and estimated costs, restoration of historic features: identify architectural elements such as windows, doors, molding, and facades for preservation and restoration and estimated costs, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) upgrades: identify outdated systems in need of updating or replacement to meet current safety and efficiency standards and estimated costs, interior and exterior improvements: identify spaces where renovation would improve accessibility, functionality, and aesthetics while maintaining historical integrity and estimated costs, code compliance: identify required improvements needed to meet ADA, fire safety, and other regulatory requirements and estimated costs.