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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 contract pertains to Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services for renovations across seven elementary schools and the Young Women’s Leadership Academy under Package 11, executed through a one-step process. The solicitation, issued by Midland Independent School District in Texas, is open for responses until June 4, 2026, with question responses to be posted by June 2, 2026, via the Ionwave portal. The contract is structured under AIA standard forms, primarily A133-2019 and related exhibits including E234-2019 for sustainable projects, and operates under a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) model with cost-plus-fee funding rather than a fixed-price arrangement. There are no federal acquisition regulation (FAR) clauses applied; instead, the contract relies on industry-standard construction terms, insurance and bonding requirements, and compliance with Texas state laws, including record retention under the Texas Government Code. The scope includes extensive project management, scheduling, cost estimation, constructability reviews, and coordination of fire sprinklers, ceilings, lighting, accessibility features, and maintenance elements, with oversight conducted by the district’s Superintendent and Architect, and final approvals resting with the Board of Trustees. Proposals must be submitted as a single, electronically bound PDF through the Ionwave portal by the stated deadline, with no page or word limits specified but strict adherence to the required structure outlined in the solicitation. Evaluation will follow a best-value trade-off approach, weighing qualifications, past performance, safety record, team expertise, bonding capacity, and financial stability alongside cost reasonableness, with no requirement to award to the lowest bidder. All financial details remain placeholder values, with the GMP to be mutually agreed upon post-selection and no specific contract value disclosed. Contractors must comply with federal and state certifications, including anti-boycott provisions, federal funds use, Byrd Anti-Lobbying Amendment disclosures for contracts exceeding $100,000, and MWBE/HUB reporting where applicable. Performance is site-based across Midland ISD locations in Texas, with inspections and acceptance occurring at the project sites governed by the Architect’s certification of Substantial and Final Completion. Invoicing follows AIA G702 and G703 forms, with payments processed within 30-45 days after board approval, and no federal electronic invoicing systems are utilized. Bonds, insurance minimums of $1 million in employers’ liability, worker’s compensation coverage, and compliance
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