WASHINGTON, DC 20001 · DC — Ward 6
Building permit — mechanical
Owner: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA & DISTRICT OF COLUMIBA
Building permit — alteration and repair
CFA / H The scope of work involves in-kind replacement of the existing cooling plant (two chillers, four pumps, and two cooling towers) in the basement and attic levels of the building. To support this work, the project scope includes reconfiguration of the existing mechanical rooms, construction of a new shaft, installation of a new refrigerant exhaust system, and necessary accessories, piping, and controls. The work will not exceed 50 percent of the building area and as such is classified as a level 2 alteration in accordance with District of Columbia existing building code. Existing means of egress in the basement is not being modified as part of this scope of work.
Applicant: MATTHEW HUNT · Owner: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA & DISTRICT OF COLUMIBA
Building permit — alteration and repair
CFA / H Project consists of installation of new exterior site lighting serving DC Courts Buildings A and B within the Judiciary Square campus. Work includes installation of four (4) new light pole units (two (2) at Building A and two (2) at Building B), with associated concrete pole foundations/base assemblies, anchor bolts/reinforcement, and site restoration. Electrical scope includes new conduit runs and wiring to the proposed pole locations and required connections to the power source as shown on the approved drawings. Primary project address for DOB filing: 515 5th Street NW, Washington, DC 20001 (Building A). Additional work location within the same campus/site: 430 4th Street NW, Washington, DC 20001 (Building B). Work is limited to the areas shown on the plans; no interior building alterations are included.
Applicant: RAUSHAN MURSHID · Owner: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA & DISTRICT OF COLUMIBA
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA & DISTRICT OF COLUMIBA
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