The project involves a design-build repair of the Wakaba Child Development Center (CDC), which includes two phases. The first phase involves the addition, B131, and includes tasks such as recoating the roof, replacing rusted exterior door fixtures and frames, and cleaning HVAC ductworks. The second phase involves the main building, B132, and includes tasks such as demolishing the front entrance metal grating door mat, replacing rusted exterior door fixtures and frames, and repairing the kitchen grease duct to correct Fire Safety Deficiency (FSD). • The project requires the replacement of various materials, including float glass with tempered glass, ceiling tiles, and corroded flush valves and faucets. • The project also involves the installation of Fiberglass Reinforced Panel (FRP) wainscot and the repair of HVAC components that are near the end of their service life. • Workers will need to wear appropriate protective equipment when disturbing the wall mortar, which contains asbestos. • The project is expected to be completed in two phases, with the possibility of additional phasing for the main building.