Construction Management Services - Naugatuck Valley Health District Renovation

The Naugatuck Valley Health District (NVHD) is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to serve as Construction Manager (CM) for a comprehensive renovation of its facility at 98 Bank Street, Seymour, Connecticut. The project, estimated at approximately $6 million and with an anticipated duration of 12 months, aims to modernize the building’s infrastructure including HVAC, electrical, plumbing upgrades, ADA compliance improvements, and historic preservation adherence, all while the facility remains operational. The CM will oversee all phases including pre-construction planning such as scheduling, estimating, and value engineering; construction execution focusing on safety, compliance, and reporting; and post-construction activities including punch list management, as-built documentation, warranty administration, and funder reporting. The contract emphasizes on-time and within-budget project delivery, compliance with prevailing wage laws, OSHA regulations, and state and federal code requirements. Submissions must be made by May 22, 2026, with proposals containing detailed documentation including evidence of insurance, affirmative action and EEO policy statements, resumes of key personnel, firm overview with organizational charts, references, and proof of licensure as a Major Contractor in Connecticut. Evaluation will be based on the “most qualified and best to serve the public interest” criteria rather than lowest price, indicating a qualitative best-value award approach. The contract requires strict adherence to Connecticut procurement and construction regulations, and clear disclosure of any litigation, defaults, or OSHA violations for respondent firms. No formal federal acquisition clauses apply; instead, requirements are governed by state procurement provisions. The contract prohibits assignment without consent and requires the CM to comply with all safety and labor regulations while ensuring transparency under the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act. Physical hard copies of proposals must be submitted directly to NVHD, where Jessica Kristy serves as the primary administrative contact. The solicitation does not define a formal contract type but suggests a time-and-materials or cost-plus-fee arrangement based on the scope and oversight responsibilities described.