Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) Services for Rolling Hills Park and Adjacent Neighborhood Roadways

Seminole County is seeking a qualified Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to oversee the development of Rolling Hills Park, a project involving the conversion of a 100-acre former golf course into a new recreational facility. The project is situated near Interstate 4 and State Road 434, within a residential neighborhood primarily built in the 1970s and 1980s. Key objectives include addressing significant grading issues and stormwater management challenges, as the site experiences periodic flooding due to inadequate existing drainage infrastructure, which lacks comprehensive “as built” documentation. The project aims to improve stormwater storage through lake modifications to mitigate flooding and enhance drainage. Additionally, the project involves roadway improvements intended to calm neighborhood traffic, reduce cut-through traffic, and improve pedestrian safety at various at-grade crossings. The contract, posted under solicitation number PS-6034-24/FRTB, has a response deadline of November 13, 2024, and is valued between five and fifteen million dollars. The scope encompasses construction management services for both the park and adjacent neighborhood roadways, emphasizing stormwater infrastructure, flood mitigation, and traffic calming measures. Interested consultants can contact Robert Bradley via email or phone for further details and access project information through the provided procurement portal.