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AE Services for J. E. Rudder Building Utilization and Modernization

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The contract for professional architectural and engineering services related to the renovation and modernization of the James E. Rudder State Office Building in Austin, Texas, encompasses comprehensive design, construction, contract administration, closeout, and warranty phases, with a project duration of approximately 435 calendar days and an estimated total cost of nearly $31 million. The scope includes detailed site investigations, deficiency validation, testing and inspections (such as ADA compliance and environmental assessments), energy conservation strategies, and phased development of construction documents at various levels of detail (from 50% to 100%), focusing on critical areas like the basement and Level 3 initially, followed by remaining floors. The deliverables involve detailed drawings, specifications, procurement lists, coordination with third-party commissioning agents, and construction administration activities, including warranty management and project closeout. The project aims to enhance space utilization, security, accessibility, and operational efficiency, aligning with applicable state and federal standards, notably the Texas Government Code Chapter 2254 and ADA requirements. The solicitation emphasizes a qualifications-based selection process, where the Texas Facilities Commission will evaluate submittals primarily on relevant experience (60%), proposed methodology (20%), and quality assurance practices (20%). The process may include interviews, with scoring and ranking determining the most qualified firm for negotiations. The contract incorporates multiple exhibits, including general conditions, A/E guidelines, HUB subcontracting plans, insurance requirements, and confidentiality agreements, all governed by state law and TFC-specific provisions. The procurement schedule outlines key milestones from RFQ issuance, site visits, and question deadlines to final award and contract execution, with proposals due electronically via the Bonfire portal by September 9, 2025. The contract mandates strict compliance with confidentiality, cybersecurity, and conflict of interest disclosures, and requires the selected firm to maintain organized records subject to audits. Overall, the project seeks a qualified firm capable of delivering comprehensive design and construction support services aligned with the state's standards and project goals.

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Attachment C - HUB Compliance Reporting System Online Process Guide

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JE Rudder Building Construction Narrative

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RFQ #0006727 AE Services for J. E. Rudder Building

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RFQ 0006727 - J.E. Rudder Bldg. Utilization and Modernization Contract Template

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Texas Facilities Commission - Owner's Project Requirements

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TFC Rudder Building High Level Sequencing Schedule

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ESBD_449249_1756217973106_0006727 Attachment G - Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement.docx

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AgencyTexas Facilities Commission
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CLASS-ITEM DESCRIPTION 906-44 Heating; Ventilating, Air Conditioning – Architectural Services 906-52 Interior Design and Space Planning 906-58 Lighting (Interior, Exterior) – Architectural Services 906-66 Planning, Site (Installation and Project) 906-78 Security Systems – Architectural 907-38 Drafting Services 918-25 Compliance Consulting, American Disabilities Act (ADA) 925-33 Engineering Services, Professional 925-36 Engineering Services 925-42 Foundation Engineering 925-56 Inspecting, Structural Engineering 925-67 Mechanical Engineering 925-88 Structural Engineering 966-18 Copying Services (Reproduction) SCOPE: In accordance with the provisions of TexasGovernment Code, Chapter 2254, Subchapter A, Professional Services, and Rulesand Procedures adopted by the Texas Facilities Commission (TFC), to provideprofessional AE services for design, construction, contract administration,closeout and warranty phases from NTP through March 31, 2027, supportingProject #25-026-3113, James E. Rudder State Office Building MRP project locatedat 1019 Brazos Street, Austin, Texas.CONTRACTTERM: It isthe intention of TFC to award a Contract for full prime professionalarchitectural/engineering (AE) services for the term of the project. Servicesundertaken pursuant to this RFQ will be required to commence within five (5)calendar days of delivery of a Notice to Proceed. The Project associated withthe services requested in this solicitation is anticipated to be Four hundred thirty-five(435) calendar days. PROJECTDESCRIPTION: Project will renovate the JamesE. Rudder State Office Building for the Secretary of State Agency providingimproved space utilization, service to public, security, code compliance, andaccommodations for additional employee headcount.Theapproximate cost of work for the aforementioned project is estimated to be thirtymillion, nine hundred thousand ($30,900,000.00).Phase 1:Architectural and Engineering scope of services shall include, but not belimited to, the following:1. Detailedon-site investigations, review of existing documents, verify and validate itemsin existing deficiencies list requested for correction. Deficiency list will beprovided to the final selected firm. 2. A list ofnecessary testing and inspections to be provided to Owner including, but notlimited to, ADA, Commissioning, Testing and Balancing, Environmental, andConstruction Materials testing.3. Assistancein evaluation and interview of Construction Manager-at-Risk.4. Assistanceto Project Management Firm and Construction Manager-at-Risk to prepareorder-of-magnitude cost estimates for correction of deficiencies by repair orreplacement, as recommended by the AE.5. Assist ProjectManagement Firm (PMF) and Construction Manager-at-Risk in developing prioritiesfor adjusting scope of work to match available funding.6. Research,evaluate, and present to the Owner any energy conservation strategies andalternatives for consideration, including the availability of rebates from thelocal utility. If rebates are available,coordinate with the local utility to complete all necessary documentation toaccomplish rebates.7. Presentationof findings to Owner and Project Management Firm for review and approval. Uponacceptance of Phase 1 findings, and authorization by Owner, proceed with Phase2.Phase 2: Architecture and Engineering scope of services shallinclude, but not be limited to, the following:1. Thedesign and documentation of construction plans should include a detailedbreakdown of deliverables to reduce the risk of additional service costs due tothe requirement of an Early Work Package for the basement and the Service Roomlocation on level 3. A. TheAE's scope of services shall be delivered in the following phases:1) Deliverable 1: 50% Construction Documents(CDs):The 50% CD set shall be developed to aLevel of Development (LOD) 300 for all primary architectural, structural, andmain MEP/IT distribution pathways. Interior partitions and branch-leveldistribution shall be developed to LOD 200. The submission must be sufficientlydetailed to confirm overall design intent, validate space planning, and allowfor preliminary cost estimating. At a minimum, this submission shall include: (1) Updatedfloor plans for all levels with finalized room layouts.(2) Updatedexterior elevations and key building sections.(3) Updatedlife safety and accessibility compliance plans.(4) Structuralfoundation and framing plans indicating sizes of principal members.(5) MEPsingle-line diagrams and plans showing primary equipment locations and maindistribution routes.(6) ITplans showing telecommunications room layouts and primary cabling pathways. 2) Deliverable 2: Early Work PackageConstruction DocumentsThis package shall be a complete, fullycoordinated, and biddable set of construction documents developed to a Level ofDevelopment (LOD) 400 for all architectural, structural, MEP, and IT/Securitywork within the Basement and Level 3 project areas. The documents shall containsufficient detail for fabrication and installation by a constructioncontractor. This includes all specifications, details, and schedules necessaryfor permitting and construction of this specific scope of work. 3) Deliverable 3: 90% Construction DocumentsThe 90% CD set shall advance the design forall remaining floors (Levels 1, 2, 4, and 5) to a Level of Development (LOD)350. This includes detailing how various building systems interface and connectwith one another. The set shall be fully coordinated across all disciplines andshall incorporate all Owner-approved comments from the 50% CD review. 4) Deliverable 4: 100% Construction DocumentsThe 100% CD set shall be the final, signed,and sealed set of documents for the remainder of the project (Levels 1, 2, 4,and 5), incorporating all Owner-approved comments from the 90% CD review. Theset shall be complete for the purposes of regulatory approval, permitting, andconstruction. B. Provide the Owner and PMF with a list of long-leadequipment items with sizes, specifications, etc. so that early procurement canbe performed.C. Provide the Owner with a list of items to betested and/or inspected including, but not limited to, ADA, Commissioning,Testing and Balancing, Environmental, and Construction Materials testing.D. Coordinate with third party commissioning agentthroughout design and construction administration.E. Assist the Project Management Firm (Square OneConsultants) and Construction Manager-at-Risk during subcontractor solicitationfor development of Guaranteed Maximum Price.F. Construction Administration using ProjectMates.G. Warranty management.H. Project closeout.5. AEservices shall be offered with the understanding of full compliance withnon-discrimination requirements of the State of Texas by the A/E. PRE-SUBMITTAL TELECONFERENCE: The pre-submittal conference has beenrecorded and is available for download on the ESBD and in Bonfire. TFC is using the eProcurementsystem Bonfire. Respondents mustregister for a Bonfire account (No Charge) to submit a response. Respondents must submit theirresponses/submittals at the following link: https://tfcstate.bonfirehub.com/opportunities/199980 EVENT DATE Issue RFQ 8/26/2025 Site Visit 9/02/2025 Deadline for Submission of Questions 9/03/2025 Deadline for Submission of Qualifications & HSP 9/09/2025 Tuesday @ 3:00 PM Notification to Interview 9/19/2025 If Interviews are NOT required by TFC Award by Commission 10/16/2025 Execute Contract 11/01/2025 If Interviews are required by TFC Interviews of short listed firms 9/29/2025 Award by Commission 10/16/2025 Execute Contract 11/01/2025 This Request for Qualifications (RFQ)is posted on the Electronic State Business Daily (ESBD) located on the TexasComptroller of Public Accounts’ web page located athttps://www.txsmartbuy.com/esbddetails/0006727 This website will have the most currentinformation during the solicitation.

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