1. CSN Project # 09009

2. EHSB Addition - Scope of Work 10,000 SF addition to K Building on West Charleston Campus to house the Cardiorespiratory Program. The two story addition will tap into the existing building’s vertical circulation. The addition will match the existing architecture of the building, as if it was part of the original design. The quality of the addition will match or surpass the quality of the existing building. The addition will house smart classrooms on one level and lab/classrooms space on the other level. Existing undeveloped land directly south of the K building will be paved to accommodate additional parking.

3. EHSB Addition - Concept Site Plan

4. EHSB Addition - Concept Perspective

5. EHSB Addition - Consultants CMAR - Contract Documents Architect - Contract Documents CMAR Request for Qualifications #176 CMAR Request for Proposal with General Conditions Worksheet Owner – CMAR Preconstruction Agreement CMAR GMP Proposal and Instructions Owner – CMAR Construction Agreement Owner CMAR General Conditions of the Contract Owner Scope of Professional Services for a CMAR Process Owner Process Schedule Document Nevada State Public Works Board Adopted Standards (latest version) Request for Qualifications for Professional Services for a CMAR Process #177 Request for Proposal Professional Services Agreement Owner Scope of Professional Services for a CMAR Process Owner Process Schedule Document Nevada State Public Works Board Adopted Standards (latest version)

6. EHSB Addition - Items to think about in answering your RFQs. This is NOT a public works project, it is being funded by private money through a donor. This is a CMAR Process, it is very different than other processes! In the Preconstruction Phase and the Construction Phase, the CMAR and Architect are equally contracted consultants representing the interests of the Owner. What you put in your RFQ’s will become part of the contract when you are contracted for services. The Owner Scope of Professional Services for a CMAR Process applies to both the CMAR and the Architect. It states the deliverables are required in a sequenced process. The document on the website is a draft and will be completed for review prior to contracting for services. The Owner Process Schedule Document applies to both the CMAR and the Architect. This document is from a template which the Architect will be responsible for completing with the assistance from the CMAR and Owner. The final dates of this document must be adhered to. There is some flexibility for dates within the phases as long as final delivery of 100% Approved Construction Documents and turn over of the building occurs as contracted.