Five Year Capital Plan 2015 – 2019 New Opportunities

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Five Year Capital Plan 2015 – 2019 New Opportunities George Toma, AIA Vice President, Construction Management & Operations STA Subcontractors Trade Association March 2015

FY 2015 - 2019 Plan continues comparable level of investment 4th Plan 2005-2009 5th Plan 2010-2014 6th Plan 2015-2019 Total Spending $13.2 B $11.2 B $12.8 B

FY 2015 - 2019 Capital Plan Highlights Pre-Kindergarten $210M for the creation of approximately 2,100 new Pre-K seats $310M for restructuring of existing buildings for the creation of an approximately 3,100 new Pre-K seats Class size reduction allocates $490 million to the creation of approximately 4,900 seats Funds the removal of all Transportable Classroom Units Ensures that all middle school students have access to science facilities

FY2015 – 2019 Five Year Capital Plan Capacity Program $4.4 billion Capital Investments $4.9 billion Mandated Programs $3.5 billion Total $12.8 billion

New Capacity Program 33,000 seats The program includes an estimated 58 buildings: 53 PS or PS/IS school buildings: 28,652 seats Bronx Brooklyn Manhattan Queens Staten Island Four IS/HS school buildings: 3,102 seats One PS/IS building with 806 seats will be funded for design in this plan and construction in the next plan. Includes approximately 4,000 rollover seats Keeps seat creation approximately the same as current plan

Capacity Program - $4.4 billion New Capacity $3.3 billion Creation of approximately 33,000 seats Pre-Kindergarten Initiative $210 billion Creation of approximately 2,100 seats Class Size Reduction $490 million Creation of approximately 4,900 seats Facility Replacement $400 million 70 leases expiring in the 6th Plan

Capital Investment - $4.9 billion Capital Improvement Program: $ 3.3 billion Building Systems - $2.7 billion Evaluated through the Building Condition Assessment Survey (BCAS). Addressing only the most urgent conditions (primarily projects rated 5 under BCAS) Exterior Interior Includes upgrades to life safety systems such as fire alarms and public address systems Site Improvements Transportable Classroom Unit (TCU) Removals - $480 million Funds the removal of all TCUs (~320 units) Athletic Field Upgrades - $130 million

Capital Investment continued - $4.9 billion School Enhancements: $ 1.6 billion Restructuring - $525 million Includes an additional $310 million for Pre-Kindergarten Program Safety - $100 million Includes the video surveillance camera program Middle School Science Lab Upgrades - $50 million Accessibility -$100 million Provides for additional accessible facilities throughout the City Physical fitness, libraries, and auditorium upgrades - $135 million Bathroom upgrades - $50 million Pilot program to upgrade student bathrooms that are functional but outdated. Technology - $650 million Primarily infrastructure upgrades

Mandated Programs - $3.5 billion Selected categories include: PCB Lighting Replacements $480 million Replacement of all PCB containing light fixtures Boiler Conversions $750 million Allows for boiler conversion of approximately 125 buildings with boilers burning #4 oil Wrap Up Insurance $650 million Increasing cost of Owner Controlled Insurance Program Prior Plan Completion $650 million Allows for completion of 5th plan projects

Opportunities for Contractors SCA's website for bid opportunities: http://www.nycsca.org/Business/CompetingforBusiness/OpportunitiesforContractors/Pages/default.aspx SCA's website for prequalification: http://www.nycsca.org/Business/GettingStarted/Pages/PrequalificationProcess.aspx Contractor qualification hotline at (718) 472-8777 Barbara Gavasto- Director of Operations, Prequalification (718) 472-8594

New Schools – 2013 Openings PS 51 - Manhattan PS/IS 78 - Queens PS 292 - Bronx PS 133 - Brooklyn

New Schools – 2014 Openings PS/IS 177 - Bronx PS 316 - Queens PS 340 - Manhattan

Beacon High School - Manhattan New Schools – 2015 Openings PS 343 - Manhattan Beacon High School - Manhattan IS/HS 868 - Manhattan

New Schools – 2015 Openings PS/IS 437 - Brooklyn PS 315 - Queens PS 96 Addition - Bronx

New Schools – 2015 Openings PS/IS 314 - Queens PS 339 - Queens PS 62 – Staten Island

New Schools – 2016 Openings PS 163 Addition - Queens IS 311 – Queens

New Schools – 2017 Openings PS/IS 338 - Brooklyn PS/IS 342 – Manhattan

Capital Improvement Projects Boys & Girls HS- Brooklyn Cypress Hills HS- Brooklyn JHS 291- Brooklyn

Capital Improvement Projects PS 223- Bronx Park East HS- Manhattan PS 156- Queens

Capital Improvement Projects Newtown HS- Queens PS 39- Brooklyn PS 64- Manhattan