Barnard 111 Lithography Lab

The project involves a complete interior renovation of Room 111 in Barnard Hall at Montana State University to create a state‑of‑the‑art lithography laboratory. The work includes selective demolition, new interior wall construction, doors and finishes, upgraded mechanical (hydronic heating, new heat pump, optional humidifier), electrical upgrades (panel work, new circuits, data/communications, optional interior window), and integration of owner‑provided lithography equipment, UPS, and chillers. All work must comply with 2021 International Codes, 2020 NEC, ADA, and university safety and waste‑management policies, with testing, commissioning, and a one‑year warranty required. • Demolition of existing finishes and partitions, installation of new interior wall, doors, and specialty lab finishes (ESD flooring, rubber base, paint). • Mechanical upgrades: new water‑source heat pump, hydronic piping, optional wall‑mounted humidifier, and associated controls. • Electrical upgrades: panel upgrades, new power and data circuits, lighting, fire‑alarm devices, optional interior window wiring, and full coordination with lab equipment. • Coordination of all MEP trades in an occupied building, required testing/commissioning, as‑built documentation, and compliance with stringent safety, environmental, and prevailing‑wage requirements.