Capital Program Scope of Work - North Main Elementary School
Replacements and Upgrades
Boiler and heating system replaced = $10,826,280
North Main's boilers were installed in 1971. At 51 years old, they are the fourth oldest in the district.
The entire heating system, currently a steam system, would be replaced with a more efficient and cost-effective hydronic (hot water) system. This would not only address heating inconsistencies across the building but would also decrease fuel and maintenance costs.
Replace and repair roof = $3,433,080
North Main's entire roof, including the access hatches and ladders to the roof, will be replaced. The roof leaks in a number of classrooms as well as in the library, requiring the use of buckets to catch water during rainstorms, and results in frequent replacement of ceiling panels.
Upgrade safety systems = $1,765,584
Upgrade fire alarms and carbon monoxide monitors
Safety public address system = $1,464,000
Upgrade public address system and clocks
Upgrade electrical system = $1,354,200
Electrical panel upgrades $695,400
Replace main electrical (switch gear) $658,800
Exterior brick pointing = $630,328
There is significant damage to some of the building's brick exterior walls, which have been damaged by age, wind and weather.
Summary
North Main Elementary School
Total cost at North Main = $19,473,472
Project | Cost |
|---|---|
Replace steam boilers with hydronic system | $10,826,280 |
Replace roof, ladders and access hatches | $3,433,080 |
Upgrade fire alarm and carbon monoxide monitoring systems | $1,765,584 |
Upgrade public address system and clocks | $1,464,000 |
Electrical panel upgrades | $695,400 |
Replace main electrical (switch gear) | $658,800 |
Repairing exterior brickwork | $630,328 |
Total | $19,473,472 |