[2014-26] FY26-27 General Contractor Task Order Services

The contract involves a one-year task order agreement, with the potential for four additional one-year renewals, totaling up to five years, to provide construction management services at Georgia Tech. The Georgia Tech Planning, Design & Construction unit is seeking qualified firms through a two-step process: an initial submission of Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) due by December 3, 2025, and, for the most qualified firms, an invitation to interview. The scope encompasses providing cost estimating, value engineering, constructability reviews, and managing small to medium-sized construction projects on campus, with a maximum contract value of $20 million and bonding requirements up to $5 million. The work emphasizes adherence to safety, quality, schedule, and budget, with performance evaluated against these criteria, and involves managing renovations, maintenance, and subcontractor coordination within a collaborative, campus-based environment. The solicitation emphasizes compliance with Georgia state laws and institutional policies, including certifications related to tax compliance, foreign ownership restrictions, and employment verification through E-Verify. Offerors must demonstrate financial stability, bonding capacity, and insurance coverage, including builder’s risk policies. The evaluation process prioritizes qualifications and experience of key personnel, management plans, service quality, nondiscrimination policies, and the completeness of the submission, with a weighted scoring system guiding award decisions based on best value. Administrative details specify electronic submission procedures, strict deadlines, and confidentiality obligations, while the contractual requirements include mandatory certifications, conflict disclosures, and safety plans. The procurement is structured to ensure that selected firms are capable of delivering high-quality, compliant construction services tailored to the needs of Georgia Tech’s campus facilities.