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CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT SERVICES BUILDING 315 ADMINISTRATION OFFICES RENOVATION

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The Port of Stockton is seeking a qualified consultant to provide Construction Project Management and Owner’s Representative services for the renovation of approximately 23,415 square feet of Building 315 and adjacent site improvements for use as Port Administration Offices. The project scope includes interior renovations, accessibility improvements, and upgrades to mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire and life safety systems. Construction will be executed in four consecutive phases (Phases 2-5) under a single general contractor. Because the building will remain occupied and operational throughout the process, the selected manager must closely coordinate construction activities, temporary staff relocations, and utility interruptions to minimize disruptions to Port operations. This is a qualifications-based solicitation for a two-year, Time and Materials contract with a not-to-exceed limit. The estimated construction budget is 6 million dollars. The selected consultant will be responsible for overseeing the project from construction through closeout, including punch list completion, final inspections, and commissioning. Key requirements include adherence to prevailing wage laws, the possession of Transportation Worker Identification Credentials (TWIC) for secure facility access, and the maintenance of professional liability insurance for five years following project completion. Proposals are due by October 6, 2026, and must include a detailed project approach, a respondent questionnaire, and a separate sealed cost proposal.

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Consultant needed for Port of Stockton Building 315 renovations, $6M budget, two-year term.

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California → Port of StocktonView Agency

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541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, USA

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Stockton Port District RFP - Building 315 Administration Offices Renovation CM Services

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Appendix C - TWIC Information

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Port of Stockton Building 315 Alteration - Phase 2 Drawings

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Stockton Port District - Standard Agreement for Construction Project Management Services

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Appendix A - Respondent Questionnaire

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AgencyCalifornia → Port of Stockton
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OfficeCA, USA
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The selected consultant shall provide Construction Project Management and Owner’s Representative services throughout the construction and closeout phases of the project. The project consists of the alteration and renovation of approximately 23,415 square feet of Building 315 and adjacent site improvements for use as the Port Administration Offices. Approximately 10,000 square feet of the building was renovated under a previous phase of work (Phase 1). This solicitation will run concurrent with the Invitation for Bids for the construction phase of this project. The project scope includes site work, interior renovations, accessibility improvements, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire and life safety system upgrades, as well as related improvements necessary to support the Port's administrative operations. While this project was permitted as a single construction package, construction will be completed in four consecutive phases (Phases 2-5), with work to be performed under a single contract awarded to one GC. The building will remain occupied and operational throughout construction. Accordingly, the project will require careful coordination of construction activities, temporary staff relocations, building access, safety measures, utility interruptions, and communication with Port staff to minimize disruptions to ongoing Port operations. The Construction Project Manager shall work closely with the Port, the Architect, and the General Contractor to facilitate phased construction activities and maintain continuity of operations throughout the duration of the project. Construction activities may be restricted to specific hours, days, or work areas in order to accommodate ongoing Port operations. The anticipated construction work schedule and operational restrictions shall be established by the Port prior to construction and may include limitations on noise-producing activities, utility shutdowns, after-hours work, weekend work, and access to occupied areas.

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