Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) Services for the Seminole County Administration Building

The contract involves the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners seeking a Construction Manager-at-Risk to oversee the development of a new multi-story office administration building, potentially including an integrated parking garage, on a 7+/- acre site at the Seminole County Five Points Complex in Sanford, Florida. The selected firm will provide comprehensive construction management services, starting with assisting during the preconstruction phase—covering project scheduling, cost estimating, constructability reviews, stakeholder engagement, and value engineering—and continuing through the construction phase to ensure timely, cost-effective, and high-quality project delivery. The scope encompasses site development, minor demolition, building design support, construction administration, and the procurement of furniture, fixtures, and equipment, along with site lighting, landscaping, signage, security, and other turnkey building costs. The project’s estimated value ranges from 50 million to 150 million dollars, with a focus on ensuring the project meets professional standards for public sector construction, including Florida General Contractor certification and a proven safety and performance record. The contract is part of a broader procurement effort, with a response deadline set for June 4, 2025. The scope of services emphasizes collaboration with design consultants, adherence to project schedules, and maintaining budget control, all aimed at delivering a functional, efficient, and sustainable facility that supports Seminole County’s administrative needs. The procurement process is managed through the Florida Department of Florida’s Seminole Resource Management - Purchasing & Contracts office, with a primary contact provided for inquiries.