District of Columbia Schools (Clusters II & III) Facility Condition Assessment Washington, DC Facility Engineering Associates, P.C. (FEA) assessed the condition and estimated the repair and renovation costs of specific schools for the District of Columbia Office of Property Management (DCOPM). Many of the buildings were of historic nature. As a consequence, any rehabilitative recommendations related to the building exteriors incorporated the requirements to maintain the building’s historic architecture. FEA reviewed the physical status of the twelve schools in Clusters II & III dividing the work into six general areas of concentration: A visual condition assessment A determination of maintenance and upgrade issues A feasibility assessment for the buildings to attain LEED Silver Certification Identification of opportunities to make the buildings energy efficient The development of a long-term capital repair/renewal project and an associated opinion of cost The development of a preventative maintenance program and identification of deferred maintenance items PRIMARY CLIENT REFERENCE Amar Singh Office of Property Management Office of Construction District of Columbia Government 2000 14 th Street, NW, 8 th Floor Washington, DC 20002 [email protected] VALUE OF CONTRACT: $220,000 SQ FT: 1,092,272 CLIENT BENEFITS Provided capital repair projections to build a strong 10-year plan Assisted with prioritization of maintenance items Recommended replacements, repairs, upgrades, or further investigations Enabled team to attain LEED for Existing Buildings certification SCOPE ITEMS
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District of Columbia Schools (Clusters II & III) Facility Condition Assessment Washington, DC
Facility Engineering Associates, P.C. (FEA) assessed the condition and estimated the repair and renovation costs of specific schools for the District of Columbia Office of Property Management (DCOPM). Many of the buildings were of historic nature. As a consequence, any rehabilitative recommendations related to the building exteriors incorporated the requirements to maintain the building’s historic architecture.
FEA reviewed the physical status of the twelve schools in Clusters II & III dividing the work into six general areas of concentration:
A visual condition assessment A determination of maintenance and upgrade
issues A feasibility assessment for the buildings to attain
LEED Silver Certification Identification of opportunities to make the
buildings energy efficient The development of a long-term capital
repair/renewal project and an associated opinion of cost
The development of a preventative maintenance program and identification of deferred maintenance items
PRIMARY CLIENT REFERENCEAmar SinghOffice of Property ManagementOffice of ConstructionDistrict of Columbia Government2000 14th Street, NW, 8th FloorWashington, DC [email protected]
VALUE OF CONTRACT: $220,000SQ FT: 1,092,272
CLIENT BENEFITS Provided capital repair projections
to build a strong 10-year plan Assisted with prioritization of
maintenance items Recommended replacements,
repairs, upgrades, or further investigations
Enabled team to attain LEED for Existing Buildings certification
SCOPE ITEMS Conduct a Facility Condition
Assessment (FCA) Perform a Hazardous Materials
Screening (HMS) Review of current maintenance
practices Development of a capital renewal
plan
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