Town Centre Life Safety Upgrades
Project Description:
Design upgrades to critical life safety components of 1970’s era civic building’s non–functioning fire protection and fire alarm systems with direct implications to building main distribution.
Client + Location:
Government of Manitoba-Standing Offer
Leaf Rapids Town Centre , Leaf Rapids, MB
Feess:
Consultant Fees: (including Project Management, Fire Protection and Detection System and Fire Protection and Detection Engineering): $212,000.00
Budget:
$1,900,000.00
Design Schedule:
May 2014 – Dec 2014
Construction Timeline:
February 2014 – Nov 2015 (complete)
RS2.1 Pre-Design Services:
RS2.1.1 Feasibility Studies / Options Analysis
RS2.1.2 Project Approach
RS2.1.3 Implementation Strategy and Schedule
RS2.1.4 Site Condition Reports and Performance Audits
RS2.1.5 Infrastructure Evaluation & Recommendations Reports
RS2.1.8 Order of Magnitude Class ‘D’ (indicative) Cost Reports
RS2.0 Concept Design
RS3.0 Design Development
RS4.0 Construction Documents
RS5.0 Tender Call, Bid Evaluation & Construction Contract Award
RS6.0 Construction & Contract Administration & Post-Construction Warranty Review
The Project involved an entire life safety upgrade to a remote location in Northern Manitoba and included:
Project Background:
The Leaf Rapids Town Centre is in a remote community accessible by road 250km north east of Thompson Manitoba. The Leaf Rapids Town Centre was created in the early 1970’s during the operation of a Mine located close to the town. The Leaf Rapids Town Centre is a large facility which includes all the town amenities, including hotel, hospital, curling rink, ice skating rink, grocery store, post office and K-12 school.
Originally the facility was designed to support a community of 4000 occupants. Gradually over time the community has dwindled to a population of around 400 people.
HDK Consulting was retained by the Government of Manitoba to perform emergency upgrades to bring the life safety systems to code compliance and repair the system to ensure the facility was safe for the occupants.
Lack of regular maintenance in the Mechanical and Electrical life safety systems resulted in a non-functioning fire protection and fire alarm system.
Objectives & Constraints
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