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PBA owners'rep reports minor delays at Kraus Building and notes structural testing at ICB remodel
Summary
Owner's representative Bill told the PBA Advisory Committee the Kraus Building's IT room suppression system change will delay completion of that area by roughly two to three weeks and that ICB remodel engineers found some columns in poorer condition requiring noninvasive testing and review.
At the PBA Advisory Committee meeting the owners'representative, Bill, reported schedule impacts and technical findings across PBA projects.
Bill said some specialty items for the Kraus Building (lockers, appliances, signage and benches) are delayed due to delivery timelines. He also reported a granted scope change to the suppression system in the IT/computer room that "will delay things a couple 3 weeks." The transcript's phrasing is informal; the owners'representative characterized the delay as roughly two to three weeks. Bill said contractors and the sheriff's department were informed and that furniture move-in for the area is tentatively scheduled for Dec. 15.
Bill noted ABL scope work remains delayed by low-voltage requirements; elevators were reported unchanged. For the ICB remodel, he said engineers found more deterioration than anticipated in horizontal and vertical supports and column connections; noninvasive testing was ordered and the engineer will review results before further action.
The committee accepted Bill's report by voice vote. Staff also moved to strike item 5 (investors cap building interior next area) from the agenda; the motion passed by voice vote.
