Construction Managment at Risk (CMAR) for Rosenwald Community Property Development

Seminole County is seeking a Construction Manager-at-Risk (CMAR) to support the development of the Rosenwald Community Property. The selected contractor will collaborate with the County and its Architecture/Engineering (A/E) consultants during the preconstruction phase, providing management and oversight to ensure project planning and design align with project goals. Following the preconstruction phase, the contractor will assume construction management responsibilities, overseeing the actual construction process, managing schedules, budgets, and quality control to facilitate a successful project delivery. The contract is valued at approximately five million dollars, emphasizing the importance of experienced and capable firms to handle a project of this scale within Florida. The solicitation, posted in November 2024, invites responses by December 18, 2024, and is managed through the Seminole Resource Management - Purchasing & Contracts office. Interested firms are encouraged to review the project details via the provided online portal. The contract aims to ensure efficient project execution by leveraging the CMAR delivery method, which involves early contractor involvement to optimize construction planning, cost control, and project coordination. The project’s NAICS code indicates a focus on general contracting and construction services, aligning with the County’s objectives for community development and infrastructure enhancement. Herronda Mortimer is the primary contact for inquiries related to the solicitation.