Kiewit Infrastructure Engrg.

Client:

University of Hawaii at Manoa

Scope Of Work

 Hamilton Library  involved  removal  replacement   HVAC equipment  controls on all five floors   Hamilton Library Phase II, totaling 131,000 SF. Strict  phasing was required, as  library remained in operation during renovation.  Hamilton Library houses a large collection  books that could not be subject to adverse conditions  high or unstable temperature or relative humidity, dust, theft, or damage.

Kiewit coordinated all book relocation  sealing  books that couldn’t be moved with  University  Library.  scope    consisted  removal  replacement  10 air handling units, ductwork, chilled water piping, and related accessories. Scope also included  removal/replacement  two supply fans  one exhaust fan. Kiewit provided new electronic controls connected to  existing EMCS.  included book relocation  , selective demolition, concrete, structural steel, metal fabrications, elastomeric non-slip coating, fluid applied roof system, flashing  sheet metal, sealants  caulking, metal support systems, acoustical spray insulation, gypsum board, acoustical suspended ceilings, painting, removal  disposal  paint, removal  disposal  polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB’s)  mercury, hiring  a third party air monitoring contractor,  mechanical requirements, insulation  mechanical systems, chilled water  condensate piping, air conditioning  ventilation, ductwork  ductwork accessories, direct digital  system, testing  balancing air  water systems, electrical , lighting refurbishment,  other miscellaneous related .