GPSTC-47-CM - DPS Training Building and Range, GPSTC, Forsyth, Construction Manager Services

The contract involves providing Construction Manager at Risk services for the development of the Georgia Public Safety Training Center in Forsyth, Georgia, specifically for the GPSTC-47 project, which includes an indoor training building with offices, classrooms, a gym, and an outdoor 200-yard shooting range. The project has an estimated construction budget of approximately $11.7 million, with a total project cost ceiling of $15 million. The procurement process is a two-step selection: first, firms submit Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) by October 15, 2025, which are evaluated based on firm stability, relevant experience, and project suitability; then, shortlisted firms submit fee proposals and participate in interviews, with final award based on combined scores of qualifications and fee proposals. The project delivery method is Construction Management at Risk, requiring adherence to Georgia state laws, including sustainable design standards such as Georgia Peach certification, and mandatory use of the Owner’s project management software, E-Builder. The solicitation emphasizes strict compliance with legal, ethical, and procedural requirements. Firms must submit a comprehensive electronic proposal in PDF format, not exceeding 50 pages, via the GSFIC Egnyte portal by specified deadlines. Key certifications include a Georgia Contractor License, a Georgia Certificate of Existence, and affidavits certifying compliance with immigration laws (E-Verify) and non-suspension or debarment status. The contract will be executed using the GSFIC Construction Management Agreement, which firms must accept without modifications. Additional requirements include disclosure of potential conflicts of interest, a quality assurance plan, and detailed cost breakdowns in the fee proposal. The project schedule anticipates commencement of design services in fall 2025, with site work beginning in late spring or early summer 2025, and construction milestones to be detailed by finalists. Administrative oversight and communication are managed through GSFIC, with the primary contact being Christy Sanders, and all project documentation and communication to be handled electronically through designated platforms.