PRESOL | L | Indoor Air Quality Assessments

FBO DAILY ISSUE OF AUGUST 05, 2012 FBO #3907
SOLICITATION NOTICE

L -- Indoor Air Quality Assessments

Notice Date: 8/3/2012
Notice Type: Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
NAICS: 541380 — Testing Laboratories
Contracting Office: General Services Administration, Public Buildings Service (PBS), FMSPD, Contracts Section (9P3PMFC), 450 Golden Gate Ave., 4th Fl. East, San Francisco, California, 94102-3404, United States
ZIP Code: 94102-3404
Solicitation Number: GS-09P-12-NQ-M-0006
Point of Contact: Deborah J. Bernsdorf, Phone: 4155223398
E-Mail Address: debbie.bernsdorf@gsa.gov
(debbie.bernsdorf@gsa.gov)
Small Business Set-Aside: N/A
Description: Scope of Work : Conduct a baseline Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) investigation and an evaluation of the ventilation system (HVAC) of the above federal building. The baseline survey is designed to be a general assessment of air quality and is not based on any specific problem or complaint. Special Contractor Requirements : The contractor should complete the required tasks as described in each section. The project has to be under the direct supervision of a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), and the final report must be signed by the CIH. All contractor staff must have, at minimum, current asbestos awareness training. Pictures of important deficiencies shall be included in the report. A bibliography of referenced documents shall be attached. Indoor Air Quality Survey & HVAC Evaluation •1) Before the site investigation commences, the contractor shall contact the Property Manager of the Federal Building to discuss the history of the building as it relates to this indoor air quality investigation. The history and location of any chronic complaints or contamination issues and locations, including but not limited to water infiltration, shall be preliminarily determined for this building by the initial meeting. Since there are some secured areas, access to all areas shall be pre-arranged. Restricted areas where access was not allowed shall be noted in the report. Because of restrictions, access to certain floor locations may not be possible; however, general air quality measurements in the vicinity and in the same ventilation zone may be sufficient to make general conclusions. Necessary tenant access requirements, security clearances and arrangements to meet with the building mechanical engineer for inspection of mechanical spaces must be in place before the on site investigation commences. •2) Take instantaneous carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, temperature, and relative humidity measurements during three general time periods (mid-morning, early afternoon, mid-afternoon) during the workday on each above ground floor and in the basement of the building in two (2) representative occupied areas. •3) From either historical information of complaints provided by the GSA Property Manager or areas with an observed or known high population density with complaints that have not previously been determined, a real-time study of the above indices in # 2 shall be completed. Take a daytime full shift (real-time) measurement in these selected locations. Complaints of only extreme heat or cold can be assessed with measurements of all indices during the three time periods without a real-time measurement. On each day that IAQ measurements are taken indoors in #2 above or during real-time measurements, an outdoor reading shall also be completed. •4) Conduct a visual inspection of all office and basement areas of the building and note whether there are potential issues such as inadequate janitorial cleaning that may impact IAQ (e.g. dirty carpets, excess dust etc.), microorganism growth (e.g. stained ceiling tiles, walls, etc.), obstacles to good air movement such as cubicle dividers and improperly positioned air diffusers. Locations with findings must be described in the final report. •5) If evidence of historical water damage is reported or noticed, the cause and the pathway of the water shall be investigated. Recommendations as to how the water intrusion and or mold shall be abated shall be in the report recommendations and, at a minimum, conform to the current 2001 EPA guideline "Mold Remediation in Schools and Commercial Buildings." •6) Determine the age and extensiveness of water infiltration episodes and note if necessary repairs have been done to prevent further episodes or make suggestions as to what should be done to rectify. •7) One spore trap measurement using a sampling method that allows for quantitative particle identification shall be taken on each floor. Additional spore trap samples shall also be collected in areas where real-time IAQ measurements are being completed in response to a complaint or if historical or visual water damage and/or mold is reported or currently observed during the walkthrough inspection. Specifically, Zephon TM Air-O-Cell cassettes shall be used. Also, one outdoor sample shall be collected on each day an indoor sample is being taken and used as a baseline from which to compare to the indoor levels both in quantity and in type or species. Note: The Air-O-Cell captures mold as well as other particulate. The presence and levels of particulates found, be they mold, opaque particulates, fiberglass etc, shall be quantified in counts per cubic meter of air and interpreted in the written report along with any recommendations. •8) Visual inspection shall be the primary means for determining if a building material is water damaged or has visual microbial growth. If there is a concern that an observation may be mold, but it cannot be determined visually, the contractor can take a surface bulk or tape sample(s). However, since the primary route of exposure is typically airborne, this method shall be used to only to determine if it is mold and not to draw inferences as to exposures to the tenant. The air samples shall be used to draw exposure inferences. •9) One representative background volatile organic chemical (VOC) sample shall be collected on each of the 4 above ground floors and in the basement. VOC samples shall also be collected in every complaint area that is receiving a real-time study. The EPA method TO-17 Thermal desorption/GC/MS analysis shall be used for measuring low level VOC's found in office buildings. The VOC sampling method shall use a multi-sorbent tube with an analytical method that provides a lower limit of quantification of 2 micrograms per cubic meter of air. One outdoor (background) sample shall be collected for each day that an indoor sample is taken. •10) One representative background formaldehyde sample shall be collected on each of the 4 floors, the basement, and in every complaint area that is receiving a real-time study. The formaldehyde sampling method shall use a sampling method that can provide an analytical lower limit of quantification of 1 microgram per cubic meter of air (1 ug/m 3 ). One outdoor sample shall also be taken on each day an indoor sample is collected. •11) Be attentive to employee complaints for determining possible measurement locations. The purpose of the survey is not necessarily complaint driven so we do not want to falsely alarm the tenants as to the purpose of the survey. Therefore, do not discuss the purpose of the survey and scope beyond the fact that it is a general evaluation. However, if patterns of complaints as to location, space usage or ventilation zone are observed note it in the written report and recommendations. •12) Inspect cooling tower and review maintenance procedures and schedules. HVAC Evaluation •1) Investigate the buildings ventilation system's (HVAC) capability to provide adequate outside air (OA) to comply with ASHRAE Standard "Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality 62-2001". The HVAC system should provide a minimum OA volume of 20 cubic feet per minute (cfm) per person (15 cfm in courtrooms). Determine through either direct measurement or reasonable estimates the minimum outside air setting for the all air-handing units (AHU) on each of the floors. Determine the total cubic feet per minute of each AHU for minimum and maximum air flow conditions. Describe the ventilation system airflow numbers in detail. •2) Document the efficiency of the filters that are used in the HVAC system. If feasible, inspect the condensation drip pan and assess whether there is a potential problem with excessive moisture or debris that may lead to the growth of bacteria or molds. •3) On every floor, unless directed otherwise by GSA, perform a visual inspection to identify any obvious HVAC problems or deficiencies which could negatively impact indoor air quality such as inappropriately placed or absent air supply and return diffusers, stagnant air, microclimates, etc. •4) The basement has a garage section. Determine through either direct measurements or smoke tube visuals if there is a pressurization problem between the garage and non-garage areas of the basement that would allow automobile exhaust to enter any non-garage basement area. These findings shall be described in detail in the report. Final Report One copy of the draft report with findings and recommendations, in MSWord format, shall be submitted to Deborah Bernsdorf, Contracting Officer, GSA's Safety and Environmental Branch (9P3PMS), 4 th Floor East, 450 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94102, no later than 30 calendar days after the completion of the survey for GSA review. After receiving review comments, 2 copies of the final report, in MSWord format and 3 CDs copies (three separate CS not three copies on one CD) shall be submitted to the Contracting Officer within 21 calendar days. The name, location and building number must be printed on both the front and the spine of the written report as well as on the CD copies. The Contracting Officer, (415) 522-3398 shall be contacted if the 30 and 21-day requirements cannot be met for further instructions. Additionally, provide GSA a power point presentation of findings and recommendations with the final copies on a separate CD. As part of the full report the contractor shall touch upon the following items: •1) A physical description of each floor including square footages per floor. •2) CAD Drawings depicting where samples where taken. •3) A full description of the ventilation system with any deficiencies based on established criteria. The criteria should be noted in the report. When appropriate, discuss if certain areas are pressurized to control for fugitive emissions from substances in areas that should be controlled for. Mention what the pressure differential should be and if the current ventilation system is adequate. •4) If outside air does not meet the ASHRAE Standard "Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality 62-2001" recommendations, describe the probable cause for the deficiency and recommendations. In looking at the adequacy of the ventilation, take note of the population density and its potential air quality. For example, the standard calls for 20 cfm of outside air per person based on 7 people per 1,000 square feet. However, at low population densities GSA recommends a total air volume of 1 cfm per square foot. Therefore, at a minimum, outside air should be sufficient on this total air basis whether the space is occupied or not. Conversely, overpopulation can also be a problem. Use both GSA and ASHRAE in assessment and recommendations. •5) A discussion and interpretation of IAQ measurements taken in the survey (carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, formaldehyde, VOCs, temperature, relative humidity, mold, airborne particulates etc). If there are measurements that fall outside the accepted criteria, the report should discuss if the ventilation system is a contributing factor for the findings. It is important to note that many of the measurements do not have OSHA standards or the OSHA standards that exist are appropriate for industrial settings not office environments or areas being surveyed. In interpreting sampling results, if an OSHA standard exists, mention what it is but use current accepted indoor air quality standards in the field to analyze and interpret whether the presence or quantify of any contaminant could be of a concern in the location it is discovered. Provide references for the interpretation; be they research papers, recommended standards, the EPA BASE Study data, EPA "Mold in Schools & Commercial Buildings", etc. When appropriate, provide attachments of sections or documents in appendices •6) Recommendations to GSA concerning indoor air quality measurements, observations and deficiencies shall be provided in the written report. Interpretation and recommendations for all findings shall be provided or the report will not be considered complete or acceptable. The Contracting Officer's Technical Representative (COTR) will review the report and either accept it as written or provide comments regarding changes or additions necessary to make the report acceptable in accordance with the requirements in this project. •7) All technical development of sampling protocol and interpretation shall be provided by a certified industrial hygienist and all measurements shall be conducted under the on site supervision of a CIH if a trained assistant is to be used. The final report shall be written and signed by the CIH. Special Instructions: Due to the mission of federal agencies, access to all areas may be restricted. However, inadequate pre-planning to deal with access issues will not be an acceptable excuse for not surveying tenant space. Security clearances for all contractors entering this building will be required prior to the start of the survey. The contractor shall contact the GSA Property Manager for security clearances and to schedule access into tenant space. Security clearance may take 4-6 weeks to complete. Therefore, it is imperative that the contractor initiate the clearance procedure immediately following the notice to proceed. Personnel/Qualifications: The CIH must have a minimum of 3 years of experience in projects of similar scope and size including, but not limited to, size of and complexity of building structure, technical and analytical experience with the sampling methods specified. While the majority of the work must be performed by the CIH, a trained industrial hygiene technician can assist if supervised by the CIH. As noted, all personnel must have current awareness training or other asbestos certification training. The final report shall be written and signed by the C.I.H with the current C.I.H. stamp visible next to the signature. Basis for Award: The contractor shall be responsible for providing professional staff and reports acceptable to the government in accordance with the specifications. Bid prices shall include, but are not limited to, all labor, equipment, supplies, laboratory, travel, report, technical review and rewrite costs. The award of this project will be made to the lowest price, technical acceptable contractor. POINT OF CONTACT: Debbie Bernsdorf, Contracting officer, (415) 522-3398. Please forward all question via email to Debbie.bernsdorf@gsa.gov. GSF: 209,205 GSA RSF: 196,077 USF: 138,605 Indoor Parking: 9 Outdoor Parking: 102 No. of Floors: 6 Land Acreage: 3.0 Year Built: 1967 Major Agency: JUDICIARY (1000) Description The Foley Federal building is 196,077 rsf, made of reinforced concrete, has a mechanical penthouse and a large basement area. It is named after three generations (Foleys) of Nevada US District judges. One of its six floors is below grade. Located in downtown Las Vegas, the Foley Building is close to other federal and municipal buildings; Built in 1967, it completed full renovation in 2004. It is not LEED certified. Tenants The lead tenants are the Judiciary and the Department of Justice. The Judiciary occupies 65% of the building. Scope of Work : Conduct a baseline Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) investigation and an evaluation of the ventilation system (HVAC) of the above federal building. The baseline survey is designed to be a general assessment of air quality. However, a 2010 study identified leaks in the lobby and repairs were completed in 2012. Building Description GSF: 672,747 GSA RSF: 506,215 USF: 357,069 Indoor Parking: 162 Outdoor Parking: 51 No. of Floors: 17 Land Acreage: 3.9 Year Built: 1999 Description The Ronald Reagan Federal Building & Courthouse is a Class A stand-alone building located in Santa Ana. Major tenants include U.S. District Courts (USDC) agencies, U.S. Attorneys (USAO), U.S. Bankruptcy Court, U.S. Marshalls Service (USMS), and U.S. Trustees. Constructed in 1999, the building consists of reinforced concrete/steel with exterior travertine marble and glazed curtain wall cladding, and is not considered historic. It is a ten-story building with a two story atrium lobby, and one below-grade basement. It is located adjacent to the historic downtown center of Santa Ana, with close proximity to the Santa Ana Federal Office Building and various City/County municipal buildings. The building is utilized as a courthouse and is noted for its collection of public art. The building received prestigious BOMA local, regional, and national government TOBY awards in 2004, 2005, and 2007. Tenants The building is 97.5% occupied by the U.S. Courts and related agencies. The U.S. District Court is the anchor tenant (31%) followed by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court (25%). BASELINE INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND VENTILATION SURVEY EVO A. DECONCINI COURTHOUSE 405 W CONGRESS ST, TUCSON, AZ 85701-5000 Building Number AZ0307ZZ Building Managed by GSA Tucson Field Office Scope of Work : Conduct a baseline Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) investigation and an evaluation of the ventilation system (HVAC) of the above federal building. The baseline survey is designed to be a general assessment of air quality. However, historical water intrusion incidents have occurred in this building and an indoor air quality survey of limited scope was conducted in March of 2010 by Justine Jensen, Regional Industrial Hygienist for GSA Safety & Environmental Branch. Historical IAQ complaints, sources and remediation efforts of building water intrusion and information on previous sampling will be provided by the Tucson Field Office once this contract is awarded. Building Description GSF: 439,817 GSA RSF: 349,126 USF: 260,139 Indoor Parking: 100 Outdoor Parking: 79 No. of Floors: 6 Land Acreage: 4.0 Year Built: 2000 Major Agency: JUDICIARY (1000) Description The Evo DeConcini courthouse (named after a former Arizona superior court judge who was also a former state attorney general) was constructed in 1999 and brought on line in 2000. Exterior consists of flagstone, glass, concrete masonry, and some EIFS. It is located at 405 W. Congress in downtown Tucson, AZ. Rentable area is 349,137 s.f. Parking is 100 structured and 79 surface places. It has 6 floors above grade and one underground parking level. There is a 3 story portico open area between the two wings of the building. The building serves as the US District courthouse for Tucson. It is not LEED certified. Tenants The main tenants include District Courtrooms, Judge's Chambers, District Clerk, Probation, US Marshals, Pretrial, Circuit Library, and US Attorneys. BASELINE INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND VENTILATION SURVEY Appraisers Building - Building Number: CA0091AA 630 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94111-2206 Buildings Managed by GSA Sansome Field Office Scope of Work : Conduct a baseline Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) investigation and an evaluation of the ventilation system (HVAC) of the above federal buildings. The baseline survey is designed to be a general assessment of air quality and is not based on any specific problem or complaint. GSF: 497,670 GSA RSF: 435,998 USF: 325,628 Indoor Parking: 0 Outdoor Parking: 10 No. of Floors: 21 Land Acreage: 0.8 Year Built: 1944 Major Agency: DHS OFFC OF THE SEC (7000) Building Description The Appraisers Building is a Class B office building located on a.86 acre site in the CBD of San Francisco. The structure was constructed in 1944, and is sixteen stories with a penthouse over a full basement. The steel and concrete Art Deco building is generally rectangular in shape, but steps back several times at upper levels to a "U" shape and then back to a rectangular shape with a terra cotta exterior cladding. This building is adjacent to the U.S. Customs House located at 555 Battery. The Appraisers Building has been repaired and partially renovated numerous times and is presently undergoing a full prospectus level renovation for tenant realignment and building upgrade. In 1994 the Appraisers Building was formally determined as eligible for Class 3 listing on the National Register of Historic Places. The building is historically conserved as required by its location in a historic view corridor. This building is primarily occupied by the Department of Homeland Security. Tenants The majority of the Building is occupied by the Department of Homeland Security: ICE, CIS, CBP, FPS and EOIR. The largest tenant in the building is ICE with 157,333 rsf followed by CIS and CBP with 128,539 rsf and 72,199 rsf, respectively. BASELINE INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND VENTILATION SURVEY JOHN F SHEA FED BLDG 777 SONOMA AVE., SANTA ROSA, CA 95404-4731 Building Number: CA0221ZZ Building Managed by GSA East Bay Field Office Scope of Work : Conduct a baseline Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) investigation and an evaluation of the ventilation system (HVAC) of the above federal building. The baseline survey is designed to be a general assessment of air quality and is not based on any specific problem or complaint. However, there was a historical water intrusion this building due to sewer backup and floor leaks which resulted in extensive water damage remediation which were successfully completed and new incidents have not been reported. The history of the water intrusion incidents and remediation efforts will be provided by the GSA Field Office. Building Description GSF: 77,838 GSA RSF: 70,541 USF: 49,271 R/U Factor: 1.43 Indoor Parking: 0 Outdoor Parking: 136 No. of Floors: 5 Land Acreage: 3.5 Year Built: 1975 Major Agency: JUDICIARY (1000) Description The Santa Rosa Federal Building and Courthouse, constructed in 1975, consists of a 3 story office building with basement and mechanical penthouse to the west, and 1 story courthouse with mechanical penthouse to the east. The building is a fire proofed steel frame structure with non-load bearing concrete panel exterior walls, concrete on metal pan floors and asphalt roll roofing. It has a total floor area of 77,838 square feet of gross area for the use of federal government agencies and GSA building support functions. The western portion of the building was designed and constructed to house a Post Office branch. However, the Post Office outgrew its facility and relocated to an adjacent property. In 1991 this space was built out to accommodate the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. Tenants Currently, the lead tenant in the building is IRS with just under 19,000 rsf. The other main tenants are US Bankruptcy Court with roughly 17,000 rsf and NOAA with roughly 16,000 rsf. *BASELINE INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND VENTILATION SURVEY LEO J. RYAN FEDERAL RECORDS CENTER BUILDING NUMBER: CA0235ZZ 1000 COMMODORE DRIVE, SAN BRUNO, CA 94066-2350 Building Managed by GSA Sansome Street Field Office Scope of Work : Conduct a baseline Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) investigation and an evaluation of the ventilation system (HVAC) of the above federal building. The baseline survey is designed to be a general assessment of air quality and is not based on any specific problem or complaint. However there have been historic water leaks in the building which had to be remediated over the years. GSA Sansome St. Field Office will provide historical information to IAQ contractor to assist in meeting survey criteria outlined below. GSF: 233,986 GSA RSF: 227,838 USF: 209,277 Outdoor Parking: 88 No. of Floors: 3 Land Acreage: 10.0 Year Built: 1972 Major Agency: NARA (8800) Description Constructed in 1972 this building is named after Leo Joseph Ryan, Jr. who was an American politician of the Democratic Party. He served as a U.S. Representative from the 11th Congressional District of California from 1973 until he was murdered in Guyana by members of the Peoples Temple shortly before the Jonestown Massacre (1978). The sole tenant that occupies this building is the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). NARA maintains historical documents, photographs, maps, architectural drawings, and census and immigration records dating from the 1850s. The Leo J. Ryan Federal Records Center is the Regional Archive for the Pacific Sierra Region, and part of the nationwide system of depositories that are responsible for storing the historically valuable records of the three branches of the federal government. This Class B three-story concrete storage facility sits on a 9.9 acres site and will not be eligible for historic consideration until 2022. Tenants This building was constructed in 1972 for NARA, its sole tenant. Operations The building exterior was waterproofed in 2002. The re-roofing project at the permanent archive area and the mechanical penthouse was completed in 2005. The main roof replacement was completed in FY06. Tenant issues primarily relate to temperature and humidity mandates for NARA. Replacement of Pneumatics during FY11 should result in improved environmental controls. BASELINE INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND VENTILATION SURVEY TUCSON FEDERAL BUILDING BUILDING NUMBER: AZ0058ZZ 300 W CONGRESS ST, TUCSON, AZ 85701-1371 Building Managed by GSA Tucson Field Office GSF: 147,972 GSA RSF: 114,457 USF: 79,740 R/U Factor: 1.44 Indoor Parking: 29 Outdoor Parking: 136 No. of Floors: 9 Land Acreage: 3.0 Year Built: 1974 Major Agency: AGRICULTURE DEPT (1200) Description The building is among the larger buildings located in downtown Tucson and is at 300 W. Congress St. with 114,516 rsf. It is ideally located near two other federal governmental buildings; Evo Deconcini Courthouse and Walsh Courthouse. Considering the building was constructed with cast concrete and has an exposed aggregate, it is energy efficient. The building is well landscaped with trees and raised planters which secure the perimeter of the building. However, the building is aging and upgrades such as restroom renovation and new chillers are needed. The nine floors include a basement level. It was built in 1974. It is not LEED certified. Tenants USDA/FS is the primary tenant and IRS is the secondary tenant. USDA has a total of about 26k rsf and IRS has a total of about 20k rsf. Together they occupy about 40% of the total building. GSA Field Office and Real Estate for Tucson are in this building. Other tenants include EOIR, ATF, State Dept. and SBA. Basement level joint use conference room is being planned for build out. BASELINE INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND VENTILATION SURVEY J. WEINBERGER COURTHOUSE BUILDING NUMBER: CA0088ZZ 325 W F ST., SAN DIEGO, CA 92101-6017 Building Managed by GSA San Diego Field Office GSF: 73,179 GSA RSF: 63,756 USF: 42,825 Indoor Parking: 0 Outdoor Parking: 62 No. of Floors: 7 Land Acreage: 1.4 Year Built: 1913 Historic Status: NATIONAL REGISTER LISTED Major Agency: JUDICIARY (1000) Description The Jacob Weinberger Courthouse is a Class B building with 63,756 rsf, located in downtown San Diego. It is named after a former US District judge. Originally, the courthouse was a post office and courthouse built in 1913. Two renovations have occurred, one in 1934 and one in 1994. The building now houses the local US Bankruptcy Court. Built in a Mediterranean flavor it features high coffered ceilings, marble public floor areas, and extensive brass workings. The stucco covered brick exterior walls contain 6 floors including a basement level. The top floor is contained in two large square Spanish towers framing the front of the building, and the 4th floor is used a general purpose area (break rooms, etc.). The courtrooms and chambers are on the first 3 floors above ground. The building is on the historic register (national register ranking #3). It is not LEED certified. Tenants The US Bankruptcy Courts, which are the sole federal tenant. BASELINE INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND VENTILATION SURVEY JAMES A. WALSH COURTHOUSE BUILDING NUMBER: AZ0015ZZ 38 S SCOTT AVE., TUCSON, AZ 85701-1704 Building Managed by GSA Tucson Field Office GSF: 77,539 GSA RSF: 69,046 USF: 42,807 R/U Factor: 1.61 Indoor Parking: 0 Outdoor Parking: 5 No. of Floors: 5 Land Acreage: 1.0 Year Built: 1930 Historic Status: NATIONAL REGISTER LISTED Major Agency: JUDICIARY (1000) Description Known as the James A. Walsh U.S. Courthouse, this building is located in downtown Tucson at 38 S. Scott Ave. (former address was listed as 55 E. Broadway.) It is named after a former US District Court judge. The building is not very efficient even fully occupied due to older 1929 design and former partial usage by USPS. Rentable area is 69,046 s.f. Built in 1930, it is on the historic register (ranking #3). The structure has 4 stories and a full basement. Structure is reinforced concrete and brick, and includes a central light well on floors 2-4. The first floor corridor has historic terra cotta floor tile pavers, as do the hallways on each floor. A stairwell and elevator on the first floor serve access for the building. On-site parking is limited to a few surface spaces. It is not LEED certified. Originally housing a Post Office, a single courtroom, and some federal agency offices, it was converted to full district court usage in 1976, then subsequently vacated when the district court relocated to the nearby new Deconcini Courthouse. After then being renovated, the building was backfilled with the US Bankruptcy Courts, the current main tenant. Tenants This building had been vacated by the U.S. District Court. GSA completed (Jan'05) phase 1 of refurbishing the building for the Bankruptcy Court and U.S. Trustees, and US Marshals. A prospectus to complete the remaining renovation, which centered on historic features renovation, was completed May 2008. 2012 BUILDING LIST 1) FOLEY FEDERAL BUILDING & COURTHOUSE 300 LAS VEGAS BLVD, LAS VEGAS, NV 89101-5833 Building Number NV0013ZZ 2) Ronald Reagan Federal Building & Courthouse 411 West 4TH Street, Santa Ana, CA 92701-4500 Building Number CA0295ZZ 3) EVO A. DECONCINI COURTHOUSE 405 W CONGRESS ST, TUCSON, AZ 85701-5000 Building Number AZ0307ZZ 4) Appraisers Building 630 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94111-2206 Building Number: CA0091AA 5) JOHN F SHEA FED BLDG 777 SONOMA AVE., SANTA ROSA, CA 95404-4731 Building Number: CA0221ZZ 6) LEO J. RYAN FEDERAL RECORDS CENTER 1000 COMMODORE DRIVE, SAN BRUNO, CA 94066-2350 BUILDING NUMBER: CA0235ZZ 7) TUCSON FEDERAL BUILDING 300 W CONGRESS ST, TUCSON, AZ 85701-1371 BUILDING NUMBER: AZ0058ZZ 8) J. WEINBERGER COURTHOUSE 325 W F ST., SAN DIEGO, CA 92101-6017 BUILDING NUMBER: CA0088ZZ 9) JAMES A. WALSH COURTHOUSE 38 S SCOTT AVE., TUCSON, AZ 85701-1704 BUILDING NUMBER: AZ0015ZZ
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