The project calls for a comprehensive interior renovation of the Merced Civic Center Clerk’s Office to improve accessibility and functionality. Approximately 500 sf of interior space will be demolished, rebuilt, and upgraded to meet current ADA, fire, and energy codes. The scope includes new vestibule construction, an accessible transaction window, a new exit to the main lobby, upgraded restroom facilities, and the installation of fire‑rated doors, hardware, low‑voltage data/camera systems, and energy‑efficient LED lighting. All work must comply with 2025 California building, fire, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and green‑building codes, and the contractor is responsible for sourcing and matching finishes (carpet tiles, wall coverings, ceiling tiles, paint).
• Demolition of interior walls, doors, fixtures, and disposal/recycling per City waste‑management plan.
• New construction: vestibule, accessible transaction window, exit door, restroom upgrades, and fire‑rated doors with self‑closing hardware.
• Installation of low‑voltage (Cat‑6) data, AVA dome camera, key‑card readers, and LED recessed lighting with occupancy sensors.
• Compliance with ADA, Title 24, CALGREEN, and applicable fire‑protection standards; all materials must meet VOC and fire‑rating requirements.