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Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) Services - For Renovations to Seven Elementary Schools & Young Women’s Leadership Academy (YWLA) Package 11 (One-Step Process)
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The solicitation, RFP #26-94 Addendum 2, issued by Midland ISD in Texas, seeks a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to deliver renovations across seven elementary schools and the Young Women’s Leadership Academy under a single-package, one-step process. The contract is governed by AIA standard forms, primarily A133-2019 for the agreement between owner and construction manager and A201-2017 for general conditions, rather than federal FAR clauses, and all contractual insertions remain in placeholder form. Proposals must be submitted electronically as a single PDF file through the Ionwave portal by June 4, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Central Time, with responses to questions posted by June 2, 2026. The evaluation uses a best-value trade-off methodology, awarding up to 85 points across technical and price criteria, with past experience on similar projects and construction-phase pricing each weighted at 15 points, followed by safety record, CMAR-specific experience, schedule enforcement methodology, and resumes of the proposed superintendent and project manager. The contractor must demonstrate a proven safety record with OSHA incident data from 2023 to 2025, a documented history of schedule recovery, and full disclosure of any litigation or claims from the past five years. The scope includes comprehensive renovation work aligned with Texas educational standards and AIA B101-2017, requiring delivery of itemized cost estimates, a detailed project schedule with critical path analysis, and coordination of subcontractor bidding. Performance is site-based, with final acceptance contingent upon Architect certification after on-site inspection. The contract imposes strict site safety requirements, including drug and weapon-free zones, mandatory photo ID badges, compliance with OSHA shoring standards, and full contractor responsibility for jobsite safety. Financial data, including Guaranteed Maximum Price and line-item pricing, remains undetermined and will be established by mutual agreement between the Owner and Architect. Offerors must complete mandatory attachments including felony conviction disclosures, fingerprinting certifications, conflict of interest questionnaires, non-collusion affidavits, EDGAR forms, HUB/MWBE self-identification affidavits, and a deviation form, but are not required to provide a UEI, CAGE code, or small business size status certification. Invoicing will follow AIA Form G702/G703 with certification by the Architect and Program Manager,
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