INTRODUCTION AND UPDATES

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1 Pre-Bid Meeting INTRODUCTION AND UPDATES Introduction Agenda 1 Introduction & Overview 2 Project Site 3 Core and Shell Space Program 4 Schematic Design 5 Special Requirements 1

2 Overview University of the Philippines System Premier institution for education and government service Manila Health Sciences Center Philippine General Hospital National Institutes of Health Extension Services Leyte Koronadal Aurora Los Banos Open University Diliman Olongapo Pampanga Baguio Visayas Cebu Iloilo City Tacloban Miagao Mindanao 2013 endowment = $238 M Land Area = 16,000 hectares UP Manila = 14 hectares UP Diliman = 493 hectares UP Los Banos = 15,000 hectares Overview Building Project Organization University of the Philippine Manila - National Institutes of Health UP Manila National Institutes of Health End Users Special Bids and Awards Committee (SBAC) Technical Working Group (TWG) Construction Management Team On-Site Supervision Architecture, Engineering, Commissioning Cx (Public Bidding) Design and Construction Team for Design-Build Contract (Public Bidding) 2

3 Project Site Agenda 1 Introduction & Overview 2 Project Site 3 Core and Shell Space Program 4 Schematic Design 5 Special Requirements Project Site Dense Urban Site Conditions West view of Manila Bay North view of NIH, project site, PGH complex East view of LRT and Taft Avenue 3

4 Project Site Dense Urban Site Conditions Bird s Eye View left to right, Manila Bay, Robinson s, UP Manila and NIH, Light Rail Transit Project Site Dense Urban Site Conditions Bird s Eye View 4

5 Project Site Existing Site Infrastructure Bird s Eye View Project Site Existing Site Electrical Bird s Eye View 5

6 Project Site Existing Site Sewer and Drainage Bird s Eye View Project Site Dense Urban Site Conditions Front Left Oblique View Right Side Bird s Eye View Front Bird s Eye View Rear Bird s Eye View 6

7 Core and Shell Space Program Agenda 1 Introduction & Overview 2 Project Site 3 Core and Shell Space Program 4 Schematic Design 5 Special Requirements NIH Core and Shell Space Program - Summary Total Office and Shared Office Support Amenities Laboratory BSL-2 Laboratory BSL-3 Vivarium ABSL-2 Vivarium ABSL-3 Data Center/ IT/ LAN Net Assignable Program Area (SM) 17,755 2,499 11,774 2, Area Type as % of Total 14.1% 66.3% 14.9% 0.5% 2.5% 0.6% 1.1% Full Fit-Out Construction 11,794 2,499 8, Shell Space Construction 5,961 Parking Space 5,508 Mechanical Systems 2,165 Horizontal Circulation 6,769 Vertical Circulation 2,189 Estimated Gross Floor Area 34,386 Building Efficiency 51.63% = Net Area/ Gross Area 7

8 NIH Core and Shell Space Program Shared Amenities Office and Office Support Shared Amenities Laboratory BSL-2 Laboratory BSL-3 Vivarium ABSL-2 Vivarium ABSL-3 Data Center/ IT/ LAN Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research (OVCR) 389 National Institutes of Health (NIH) NIH Offices (Administration, RDITC, IT/Server Rooms) Conference Rooms, Meeting Rooms, Training Rooms 674 Technology Business Incubator (TBI) Space 3,845 Central Sample Collection 86 Mail Room 12 Central Storage Room 60 Service Pantry 87 Fitness Center 117 Clinical Trial Center 738 Clinical Research Room 117 Central Laboratory 116 Laboratory Support Areas 425 Lobbies/Lounge Areas 1,912 Concessions/ Staff Dining Area 549 Auditorium 908 Speakers' Lounge 84 Breakout Rooms 863 Executive Dining Hall 147 Roof Deck Garden 576 NIH Space Program Dry and Wet Laboratories Office and Office Support Shared Amenities Laboratory BSL-2 Laboratory BSL-3 Vivarium ABSL-2 Vivarium ABSL-3 Data Center/ IT/ LAN Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (IMBB) Institute of Aging (IA) 63 Institute of Child Health and Human Development (ICHHD) 81 Institute of Clinical Epidemiology (ICE) 99 Institute of Health Policy and Development Studies (IHPDS) 81 Institute of Herbal Medicine (IHM) Institute of Human Genetics (IHG) 576 1,079 Institute of Ophthalmology (IO) Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (IPS) Philippine National Ear Institute (PNEI) National Telehealth Center (NTHC) 153 Newborn Hearing Screening Reference Center (NHSRC) 90 Newborn Screening Reference Center (NSRC) 398 College of Medicine Vivarium 259 8

9 Agenda 1 Introduction & Overview 2 Project Site 3 Core and Shell Space Program 4 Schematic Design 5 Special Requirements 9

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21 Agenda 1 Introduction & Overview 2 Project Site 3 Core and Shell Space Program 4 Schematic Design 5 Special Requirements 21

22 Special Requirements Architectural, Engineering and Construction Specialties Architecture Energy Saving Exterior Building Shell Low VOC and Chemically Resistant Interior Finishes Code Requirements for Mixed-Uses, i.e. Separations Wall and door partition schedule UL fire-rated partition systems Wall partition type for STC 65 acoustical rating Building setback requirements Accommodations for the disabled Full fit-out of Auditorium + Conference Ctr for 500 p. Full fit-out of Institute offices Fit-out of Laboratories with Institute Requirements Above-ground or Underground Parking for 140 cars Special Requirements Architectural, Engineering and Construction Specialties Engineering Construction within occupied campus Geotechnical report will impact structural design HVAC and Building Services provided for future fit-out 100% Exhaust for Laboratories and Vivariums Reliable electrical systems Effluent decontamination for laboratories Septic holding tank prior to entry to Manila sewer 22

23 Special Requirements Architectural, Engineering and Construction Specialties Core+Shell HVAC system for laboratory areas SUPPLY AIR 100% outside air variable air volume air handling units supplying conditioned air to a manifolded supply air distribution system conditioned supply air delivered to each laboratory space maintains the required directional airflow requirements, space temperature and humidity conditions, and building pressurization. 100% outside air variable volume air handling unit(s) located in the Penthouse. conditioned supply air will be distributed to the floors and individual air terminal units for occupied rooms. Special Requirements Architectural, Engineering and Construction Specialties Core+Shell HVAC system for laboratory areas EXHAUST AIR Exhaust from each space, is required to maintain either a defined air change rate or to remove contaminants, Exhaust is removed via an exhaust airflow control device that is connected to an exhaust manifold. Exhaust manifold is then exhausted by roof mounted laboratory grade exhaust fans. Both the variable air volume air handling units and the exhaust fans will be sized to provide 100% redundant capacity for animal areas and 60% redundancy for noncritical laboratory areas. 23

24 Special Requirements Architectural, Engineering and Construction Specialties Core+Shell HVAC system for laboratory areas COOLING OF OUTSIDE AIR Cooling of the outside air for laboratory areas and for outside air for building ventilation will be provided by a chilled water plant located in the Penthouse. The chillers will be centrifugal water cooled chillers with variable speed primary chilled water pumps and variable speed condenser water pumps. The chillers will reject heat to cooling towers mounted on the roof. Special Requirements Architectural, Engineering and Construction Specialties Core+Shell HVAC system for laboratory areas RE-HEAT AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY Hot water for reheat purposes in the laboratory areas will be provided by condensing type gas-fired boilers located in the Penthouse. Energy efficiency technologies will be utilized to minimize loads to the maximum extent reasonably possible without compromising system reliability. 24

25 Special Engineering Requirements Infrastructure for Future Vivarium and Biosafety Level 3 Roof Top Smoke Stacks / Scrubbers 15 th Level Mechanical Penthouse HEPA filters, electrical, plumbing, water tanks 14 th Level Future BSL-3, ABSL 2, ABSL 3 Level 13 MEP / Effluent Treatment for 13 th and Future BSL-2 Levels 6-12 Effluent Treatment and Fit-out BSL-2 Levels 6-12 Full Fit-out Offices and Conferencing Levels 3-10 Full Fit-out Auditorium (500p) Levels 3-5 Full Fit-out Parking (140 c) Levels 1-3 Special Requirements Architectural, Engineering and Construction Specialties 2013 Laboratory of the Year National Research Foundation, Campus for Research Excellence and Technological Enterprise (CREATE), Singapore. 25

26 Special Requirements Architectural, Engineering and Construction Specialties Roof mounted units and central utility plant Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Atlanta, GA Special Requirements Architectural, Engineering and Construction Specialties Concept Design for HVAC Systems, Zoning and Access 26

27 Special Requirements Architectural, Engineering and Construction Specialties Roof mounted exhaust stacks 100% laboratory exhaust Concept Design for HVAC Systems, Zoning and Access Special Requirements Architectural, Engineering and Construction Specialties Main Electrical Room Service Corridor and Utility Access Concept Design for HVAC Systems, Zoning and Access 27

28 Special Requirements Architectural, Engineering and Construction Specialties HEPA filter bank and mechanical service area above vivarium and containment Concept Design for HVAC Systems, Zoning and Access for Maintenance Special Requirements Laboratory Hazard Survey + Risk Assessment 28

29 Special Building Features Laboratory Hazards Chemical: Flammables, acids, corrosives, reactive chemicals, carcinogens, mutagens, teratogens, toxins, compressed gases Radiological: Radionuclides and equipment that produces ionizing radiation Physical: Lasers, magnetic fields, moving parts, high voltage, high noise, ultraviolet light, extreme heat or cold, high pressure vessels Biological: Etiologic agents, material containing etiologic agents, organisms with recombinant DNA, toxins, allergens Special Building Features Mixed-Used Building Planned for Safe Circulation Public & Personnel Control Administrative - Public Clerical - Semi Public Non Hazardous Laboratory - Restricted Access Hazardous Specimens Mail & Deliveries Control Receiving & Accessioning Processing Waste Control Holding Supplies Media Prep Sample Storage Lab Support - Restricted Access Disposal 29

30 Special Building Features Open Laboratory Concept 100% Laboratory Exhaust Air Variable Air Volume System LEED /Labs 21 Energy Saving Strategies Special Building Features Flexibility Fume Extraction for Instrument Laboratories 30

31 Special Building Features Flexibility Equipment Zones with Supplemental Air Units Sterilizers with Canopy Hoods Local Gas Storage Rooms with Safety Alarms Special Building Features Quality Environment Lighting Views and Daylight Lighting Levels Glare Control Ventilation Temperature Control Air Movement and Ventilation Humidity Control Air Quality Structure Contamination Control Vibration Isolation Noise Attenuation Quality of Space Facilitation of Interaction Attracting and Retaining Staff Multidisciplinary Facility Flexible and Adaptable 31

32 Special Building Features Quality Environment Containment Devices Future Vivarium exhaust hood Future Vivarium downdraft table Special Building Features Quality Environment Training Labs and Classrooms Laboratory exhaust in Training Laboratories 32

33 Special Building Features Temperature & Humidity Control Equipment heat locally controlled with dedicated exhaust arms Room level temperature and humidity controls Mock-up of selected laboratory casework materials and furnishings prior to rapid installation schedule. Special Building Features Airflow design according to ventilation guidelines Example 1: Incorrectly Modified Canopy Hood Example 2: Air Supply grille too near biosafety cabinet 33

34 Special Building Features Strategies for Flexibility Overhead Utility Carriers and Mobile Tables Metal casework & epoxy resin benchtops Laboratory mock-ups are required Special Building Features Building Utilities More Power and Data Shell Laboratories 20 watts/ sq. meter? Reliable power? 34

35 Special Building Features Construction cost savings strategies Special Building Features Consider sustainable design goals Office space can benefit from natural ventilation; cool air travels in through operable windows and out through the garden space. Light shelves reflect light from western exposure. PV panels can collect prominent solar radiation, and store it s energy for later use during blackouts. Rainwater collection for irrigation and toilet flushing. 35

36 Questions? Site Visit Schedule: To be arranged with Secretariat SBAC NIH Secretariat Assistance for Eligibility Documents: Nov 27 Deadline for Bidder s Questions: Nov 18 Last Bid Bulletin: Nov 21 Bid Submission Deadline: Nov 28 Oral Presentations: Nov 29 36