Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for Fire Department Capital Improvement Projects

Seminole County is issuing a solicitation for qualified consultants to provide pre-construction and construction services under the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) delivery method for all current and future Fire Department Capital Improvement Projects. The selected construction manager will be responsible for a broad range of services outlined in the Scope of Services and solicitation documents, including project scheduling, cost estimation, constructability reviews, stakeholder engagement, and ensuring project quality and timely completion. The projects are anticipated to have a total value ranging from five million to twenty million dollars, with the county being self-insured and requiring adherence to specific insurance coverage limits detailed in the draft agreement. The response deadline for proposals is December 11, 2024, and the primary point of contact is Michael Guild. The scope of work encompasses various project phases, emphasizing the importance of experience with public sector projects, safety standards, and project management expertise. The contract will support multiple capital projects, including fire department facilities, with the overarching goal of delivering quality infrastructure improvements efficiently. Additional documents provide context for similar scope services, such as construction management for a county administration building, firearm maintenance services, and a building program development for a new indoor complex venue, illustrating the comprehensive nature of project planning, development, and execution expected from the awarded consultant. Interested firms are encouraged to review all solicitation details and submit their proposals accordingly.