Bids Are Invited For 2027 117 E Solomon Street Reconstruction Rfq in United States

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Spalding County Plans To Construct A New Two-Story Structure, Approximately 34,000 Square Feet In Area, That Will Serve As An Extension Of The Existing Spalding County Courthouse Annex, And Is Seeking The Services Of A Construction Manager At Risk (Cmar) Firm To Manage The Construction, Provide Technical Review During The Pre-Construction Period, And Provide Three (3) Cost Estimates At The Design Milestones Of The Project. The Cmar Will Assume Responsibility For Project Construction Cost By Issuing A Guaranteed Maximum Price (Gmp). The Gmp Will Be A Contractual Obligation. The Cmar Will Also Develop An Overall Final Project Schedule, Which Will Be A Contractual Obligation. In Addition, The Cmar Will Be Responsible For Methods Of Construction, Safety, And The Scheduling And Coordination Of The Work Of All Construction And Miscellaneous Contracts Required For Completion Of The Project Within Its Established Budget And Schedule. Project Objectives And Scope Of Work Spalding County Has A Design Team Under Contract And The Schematic Development (Sd) Phase Of The Project Is Underway. Completed Sd Plans Will Be Delivered To The Cmar After Selection. The Project Scope Will Consist Of The Demolition Of The Existing Slab And The Construction Of A Two-Story Building, Approximately 34,000 Square Feet. The Cmar Scope Of Work Shall Consist Of Working Closely With The Design Team To Provide Preconstruction Services Including Cost Estimates And Construction Recommendations To Facilitate Further Prioritization, Refinement, And Development Of The Design Of The Project. The Final Improvements Shall Be Determined As The Design Progresses Based On Information Generated By The Design Team And Cmar. Lower Priority Items May Be Identified And Itemized For Consideration To Ensure The Project Is Awarded Within The Established Construction Budget. The Cmar Will Be Responsible For Pricing The Sd Plans, Value Engineering, And Maintainability And Constructability Issues Throughout.

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