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Crews visiting Capitol Campus buildings next week
Scope & Impact:?Crews will be visible across the Capitol Campus next week as they assess building electrical and mechanical systems, a first step toward developing a plan to reduce carbon emissions on the Capitol Campus.?
Department of Enterprise Services staff and visiting consultants will be visible moving around campus, including basement mechanical rooms and top floor spaces. Crews will visit some buildings multiple times to assess different building systems.?
No other impacts are expected.?
When:?Beginning 1 p.m., Monday, Nov. 13, through 4 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 17.??
Impacted Buildings:
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Monday, Nov. 13:
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Tuesday, Nov. 14:
- Campus Modular Building
- Capitol Court
- Cherberg Building
- General Administration Building
- Helen Sommers Building
- Insurance Building
- O?Brien Building
- Plaza Garage
- Pritchard Building
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Wednesday, Nov. 15:
- 1500 Jefferson Building
- Child Care Center
- Employment Security Building
- Highway Licensing Building
- Natural Resources Building
- Office Building 2
- Substation
- Transportation Building
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Thursday, Nov. 16:
- Cherberg Building
- Employment Security Building
- Insurance Building
- Legislative Building
- O?Brien Building
- Pritchard Building
- Temple of Justice
- Transportation Building
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Friday, Nov. 17:
- Capitol Court Building
- Helen Sommers Building
- Natural Resources Building
- Powerhouse
- Temple of Justice
Why:
DES must create a plan on how to reduce carbon emissions for the entire Capitol Campus, under the 2023 Improving Building Energy Systems law. The first step in creating this plan is to assess the electrical and mechanical systems in each Capitol Campus building.?
All work is weather dependent, and the schedule is subject to change.?DES is contracting with Millig Design Build of Seattle, Washington for this effort.?
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