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Construction Management/General Contractor Services for the Springville Museum of Art Roof Repair
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Springville City is soliciting proposals from qualified Construction Management/General Contractor (CM/GC) firms to provide services for roof repair and associated renovations at the historic Springville Museum of Art in Utah. This project entails the comprehensive replacement of the existing clay tile roofing, gutters, downspouts, skylight systems, roof access improvements, and potential seismic retrofitting. The selected CM/GC will be responsible for both pre-construction and construction phases, collaborating closely with the Design Team and Architect to conduct constructability reviews, cost estimating, scheduling, and managing sub-bid processes. The contract follows a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) structure under the AIA A133-2019 standard between Owner and CM/GC, with obligations to comply with Utah state and local laws, applicable building and preservation codes, and historic preservation standards due to the building’s listing on the National Register of Historic Places. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the Euna Procurement portal by January 14, 2026, following a mandatory pre-proposal meeting. Evaluation will be based on a weighted trade-off process emphasizing relevant experience (30 points), proposed team qualifications (25 points), fee and cost schedule (25 points), and project approach and scheduling (20 points), with key pass/fail criteria including a cover letter with authorized signature and proof of Utah licensing. The CM/GC must submit an organizational chart and key personnel resumes, provide open-book accounting for cost transparency, assume financial risk for cost overruns, and secure required insurance, including $1 million general liability and builder’s risk coverage. Payment and performance bonds apply to the construction phase. The City retains discretion to cancel or modify the solicitation and to make award decisions based on best value, balancing technical merit and cost factors, with liquidated damages of $1,500 per day for delays beyond established completion dates. All communications post-RFP issuance must occur via the procurement portal, ensuring competitive integrity and compliance with the City’s standardized contractual terms.
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