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Hydronic piping reroutes approved after ceiling constraints found in existing building

Pierce County Ad Hoc Judicial Facility Planning Committee · December 11, 2025
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Summary

Committee approved COR#11 to reroute hydronic piping after discovering the planned route above the security ceiling was not feasible in parts of the existing building; no additional cost was recorded.

The committee approved Change Order Request COR#11 to reroute hydronic piping after Market & Johnson discovered that routing the piping above the security ceiling would not be possible in some areas of the existing building. Nuzum said the team identified a better route through the existing mechanical room to the new structure, and the minutes record no additional cost for this change.

The motion to approve COR#11 was made by J. Ashbach and seconded by N. Gulbranson and carried unanimously. Records show the change addresses existing-building constraints and aims to maintain system function without adding cost to the contract at this time.