Northshore Parks and Recreation Service Area (NPRSA) is expanding an earlier arc‑flash study into a full electrical infrastructure capacity and reliability study for the Northshore Senior Center and Health & Wellness Center campuses. The Board is being asked on June 17, 2026 to authorize a not‑to‑exceed $126,380 professional services agreement modification with Cornerstone Architectural Group to deliver electrical system documentation, arc‑flash analysis, fire alarm assessment, HVAC/energy efficiency review, security assessment, and capital cost estimates. The work will run from June 15 through September 24, 2026 and will generate a consolidated report with prioritized repair scopes and independent construction estimates that NPRSA will use for future capital improvement planning and procurements. This is commercially relevant because it defines the upcoming projects—electrical upgrades, fire alarm replacements, energy retrofits, and security improvements—for which design, construction, equipment, and implementation vendors will be needed once the study identifies specific deficiencies and costs.

Funding is from the 2026 Special Projects engineering budget expanded under Resolution R‑26‑03. Orig...