The existing HVAC equipment, as indicated in project documents, is at the end of its statistical life expectancy and has become maintenance intensive.  This project will replace two aging chillers …

The existing HVAC equipment, as indicated in project documents, is at the end of its statistical life expectancy and has become maintenance intensive.  This project will replace two aging chillers (31 and 24 years), which serve the entire campus, with a modular chiller solution to minimize general construction impact. The project will also replace both the S201 and adjacent S202 building air handling units that are original to the buildings and beyond anticipated life. Replace remaining pneumatic controls, which are no longer well supported, will be replaced with direct digital controls. The Building Automation System software will also be upgraded to the College standard to enhance operation of the system.

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• Michelle Owens