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209079 UWMC ML 4NN 4EE Acute Care Expansion GC/CM RFP & Addenda (Contractor)

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The University of Washington is soliciting proposals for General Contractor/Construction Management (GC/CM) services for the UWMC ML 4NN 4EE Acute Care Expansion project at the Montlake campus. The project involves renovating 18,500 square feet of the Pacific Tower's 4th floor, converting former administrative areas back into patient care space to create approximately 24 additional medical/surgical acute patient care beds and bays. The overall project budget is 35.5 million dollars, with a target budget for GC/CM work of 26 million dollars and an estimated Maximum Allowable Construction Cost of 19.5 million dollars. Due to the project's location within an active, occupied hospital, the selected firm must demonstrate a high capacity for maintaining patient safety and minimizing operational disruptions. The selection process is a multi-step competitive negotiation based on a cumulative scoring system involving an initial proposal, interviews, and a final proposal focusing on the percent fee and specified general conditions work. Key requirements for bidders include providing payment and performance bonds, insurance verification, and a comprehensive Safety and Health Qualifications Statement. The project timeline begins with an agreement for preconstruction services expected on December 30, 2026, followed by a design and construction phase that concludes with the owner's move-in on October 2, 2028. All services must comply with RCW 39.10.340 through 39.10.410, and the university encourages the participation of Business Equity Enterprises.

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UW seeks GC/CM for 35.5 million dollar acute care expansion at Montlake campus.

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Project 209079: UWMC ML 4NN 4EE Acute Care Expansion GC/CM Services

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University of Washington RFP Attachment I - Safety & Health Qualifications Statement

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AgencyUniversity of Washington
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The University of Washington (University or UW) is soliciting Proposals from qualified firms to provide general contractor/construction management (GC/CM) services for the UWMC ML 4NN 4EE Acute Care Expansion project. Project Description: Project scope includes the renovation of the 4th floor of the Pacific Tower at the University of Washington Medical Center Montlake campus to create approximately 24 additional medical/surgical acute patient care beds/bays. The North and East wings of the 4th floor of the Pacific Tower encompass 18,500 square feet. The wings were originally designed and constructed as patient care space but were later converted to administrative use. UWMC plans to convert these areas back to support acute care capacity. The project budget is $35.5 million. The target budget for all work to be provided under the GC/CM contract is $26 million. Informational Meeting: An Informational Meeting will be held on Wednesday September 16, 2026, at 10:00am via Microsoft Teams at the following URL: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/236697476222030?p=rE8gzp9KHlqKuC3rTO Meeting ID: 236 697 476 222 030 Passcode: iW7ww23w A representative from each firm that intends to submit a Proposal is encouraged to attend. Questions: All questions regarding this RFP should be addressed to Yannick Mathews, Project Manager, University of Washington Project Delivery Group, +1 (555) 000-0000 or contact@example.gov.

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