Technical Advice from Architectural Services Department 1 I. Processing of Applications II. Consultant Appointment after Budget Approval 2 I. Processing of Applications 1. Steps of Processing 2. Drawings and Estimates 3. Common Problems 3 1. Five Steps of Processing Step 1: Preliminary Assessment Step 2: Arrangement for Joint Site Inspection Step 3: Joint Site Inspection Step 4: Budgetary Assessment Step 5: Differences/Objections from Schools 4 Step 1: Preliminary Assessment EDB to complete Initial Screening. EDB to forward to ArchSD the DSS applications in batches. ArchSD to advise EDB of preliminary assessment. 5 Step 2: Arrangement for Joint Site Inspection EDB to arrange joint site inspection upon receipt of ArchSD’s preliminary assessment. Outstanding information to be provided by the school 3 days prior to the joint site inspection. 6 Step 3: Joint Site Inspection EDB to lead the joint inspection and decide on supportability of items as required. Schools’ representative to answer queries raised during site walk and provide further information immediately afterwards. 7 Step 4: Budgetary Assessment by ArchSD Based on the available information from schools and policy decision on supportability of items from EDB, ArchSD to proceed with detailed budgetary assessment. ArchSD to report on the technically supported amount to EDB. 8 Step 5: Differences/ Objections from Schools Schools to provide justification/ substantiation in respect of each disputed item within reasonable time after receipt of EDB’s advice. EDB/ ArchSD to further assess and decide on the final supportable level. ArchSD to complete within reasonable time. May repeat the above process once more, where necessary, as the final round. 9 2. Drawings and Estimates Drawings Drawings for each application item: Layout plans with dimensions and location 2) Layout plans to scale 3) Highlight changes on plans 1) 10 Estimates Details of the proposed works items should be clear and sufficient to facilitate cost estimates ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT SUBVENTED PROJECTS DIVISION Estimate for DSS Major Repair Works (Building Work) Item Details of Works Items (description, Work No. locations, etc.) Type Justification To be completed by EDB/ArchSD Applied Amount Supported SubRemarks Amount ($) total ($) Qty Unit Rate Demolition of existing roof finishes and waterproofing membrane 1 Sup. 0 0 Cement sand screeding to fall 1 Sup. 0 0 1.3 Laying of new waterproofing membrane 1 Sup. 0 0 Laying of new polystrene insulation board 1 Sup. 0 0 Paving of new roof tiles 1 Sup. 0 0 Pond test 1 Sum 0 0 (1) Waterproofing works for main roof, roof and upper roof floor (remedial and improvement): 1.1 1.2 1.4 1.5 1.6 Sub-total and carried to summary 0 11 3. Common problems 1. Unclear or ambiguous description of the scope of works 2. Estimates combined into a lump sum without relevant breakdowns 12 3. Inclusion of non/above-standard items 4. Inclusion of furniture and equipment (F & E) items 5. Slope repair works 13 1. Unclear or ambiguous description of the scope of works Example: Description Replacement of existing airconditioners in the Offices Arch SD’s comment: Unit Unit Rate Amoun t 5nos $4,100 $20,500 Layout plan with indication of the exact locations of the air-conditioner and detailed work scope (e.g. the cooling capacity and type of air-conditioner) should be provided. 14 Proper Submission: Provide clear description of the scope of works Description Unit Unit Rate (i)To replace the 3nos existing airconditioners in the Staff Room on 2/F with window type A/C units (cooling only with cooling capacity @5.3kW) c/w all necessary supports, condensate drip pan, power supply $4,500 Amoun t $13,500 15 Proper Submission: Provide clear description of the scope of works (cont’d) Description Unit (ii)To replace the existing air- 2nos conditioners in the General Office on G/F with window type A/C units (cooling only with cooling capacity @3.5kW) c/w all necessary supports, condensate drip pan, power supply connection and condensate drain pipe connected to nearest drain Total Unit Rate $3,500 Amount $7,000 $20,500 16 Submit relevant layout plans to indicate locations of the air-conditioners. 17 2. Estimates combined into a lump sum without relevant breakdown Example: Description Unit Unit Rate Amount Application of roof waterproof coat 1sum $890,000 $890,000 Arch SD’s comment: Schools/AP should provide the cost breakdown for waterproof coat. 18 Proper Submission: Schools should provide roof warranty to show expiry of guarantee period. 19 • Example: Description Unit Unit Rate Amount Remarks Demolition of existing roof finishes and waterproofing membrane 1000 m2 $150 $150,000 Water seepage and weathering of roof-top. Cement sand screeding to fall 1000 m2 $200 $200,000 Laying of new waterproofing membrane 1000 m2 $250 $250,000 Laying of new polystrene insulation board 1000 m2 $100 $100,000 Paving of new roof tiles 1000 m2 $180 $180,000 1 sum $10000 $10,000 Pond test Total $890,000 20 3. Inclusion of non/above-standard items Examples: CCTV System; Air-conditioning system/units in Dining Hall, etc. Proper Submissions: Schools should follow the standard provision according to EDB’s requirements 21 4. Inclusion of furniture and equipment ( F&E) items Examples: Audio/ Visual equipment; LAN cable and computing equipment; Overhead projector, etc. Proper Submission: F&E items should not be included in the works. 22 5. Slope repair works 23 DSS Application for non-recurrent assistance – Slope Repairs (SR) 24 Types of Works Not Supported under Non-recurrent Assistance Routine slope maintenance works (e.g. Repair cracked / damaged chunam / shotcrete surface, remove unplanned vegetations, clearance of blocked drainage channels / catchpits, repair damaged channels / catchpits, clear blocked weepholes in retaining walls etc.) Engineer Inspection (EI) of slopes / retaining walls located within school boundaries to be carried out by Registered Geotechnical Engineers 25 Types of Works / Studies Supported under Non-recurrent Assistance Stability Assessment by Registered Geotechnical Engineer + Slope stabilization works Preventive maintenance works • Soil slopes – improved surface protection on slope and upslope, surface drainage channels, subsoil drainage, soil nails etc. • Rock slopes – concrete buttress, rock dowels, steel wire meshes, scaling or dentition etc. 26 II. Consultant Appointment after Budget Approval 1. Procedures for Consultant Selection 2. Number of Tenderers 3. List of Tenderers 4.Expression of Interest (EOI) 5. Consultant’s Invitation Document 6.Evaluation of Consultant’s Proposal 27 1. Procedures for Consultant Selection • Guidelines on Consultant Selection for Architectural and Associated Consultancy Services • Guidelines on Consultant Selection for Quantity Surveying Consultancy Services 28 2. Number of Tenderers • Invite at least 5 consultants of appropriate band • If less than 3 valid tender returns are received, the tender exercise is abortive. • Therefore, schools preferably invite 6-8 consultants 29 3. List of Tenderers • From the list of approved Architectural and Associated Consultants • If estimated fee more than HK 1.43 million > Band 1 • If estimated fee not more than HK $1.43 million > Band 2 and Band 3 30 • Website: http://www.archsd.gov.hk > Consultants & Contractors >(a) List of Consultants of AACSB OR (b) List of Band 3 Architectural Consultants (a) List of Consultants of AACSB >Who have been included? >Choose: Category: “Architectural Category/ Quantity Surveying Category”; and Band: “Band 1/ Band 2” >Search 31 (b) List of Band 3 Architectural Consultants >Yes and Proceed >(1)The Associated of Architectural Practices (AAP) and (2) The Hong Kong Institute of Architects (HKIA) 32 4. Expression of Interest (EOI) • To ensure obtaining 6-8 consultant’s proposals, EOI should be carried out. • Invitation letter >Scope of the Works >Estimate Cost of the Works >Period of Time for Services • Sample for reference 33 34 Statement for Expression of Interest to Tender Date : ____________ To : [name and address of NGO] Fax No. : [ ] Dear Sir/Madam, Architectural and Associated Consultancy Services for [TITLE OF PROJECT] I *wish/do not wish to be invited to tender for the captioned Services. Yours faithfully, ________________________________ (Authorized Signature for and on behalf of the Consultant) Name of Consultant : __________________ * Delete as appropriate. 35 Annex Architectural and Associated Consultancy Services for [TITLE OF PROJECT] (1) Scope of the Works Item No. Work Description Location 1 External texture paint to wall and soffit All elevations and Staircases 2 Replacement of existing waterproofing works Main roof and upper roof 3 Demolish existing floor finish, relay waterproofing and floor tile finish for Boy's and Girl's toilets 1/F to 7/F toilets 4 Repaint anti-mould emulsion paint to internal wall 5 Replacement of existing door and frames including new ironmongery and Rooms 105, 106, 203, 302, 403, 405, All Classrooms and Offices painting 502, 602, 603 6 Replace existing all pipes of drainage and plumbing system entire building 7 Replacement of existing air conditioners with 3 new 22900 BTU Chemistry Laboratory 6/F window-type air conditioners 8 Supply and install wiring, G.I. conduit and trunking for: Old wing of school premises a. 14 nos. lighting point and 6 nos. power point per classroom(total 24 classroom and 20 special room) b. 5 nos. lighting point per toilet (total 16 toilets/changing rooms). c. 60 nos. lighting point and 20 nos. power point for Hall. d. Wiring from main switch room to sub-main switch room and MCB board. (2) Estimated Cost of the Works Approved project cost Preliminaries $ $ _______________________ $ Contingencies $ ________________________ Estimated Cost (in September 2011 prices) $ 36 5. Consultant’s Invitation Document • Refer to Guidelines > “NGO Note” in blue colour • Technical and Fee Proposal >Appendix 4 for Technical proposal • Fee Proposal Only (Annex I) >(optional) for estimated fee not more than HK $1.43 million 37 6. Evaluation of Consultant’s Proposal • Technical Assessment and Approval • Commence Technical and Fee Assessment after EDB’s Approval of Technical Assessment 38 Questions & Answers 39 Thank You 40