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This Solicitation opportunity from Minnesota was posted on October 23, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

HHS Parking Ramp Replacement - Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for Construction Manager at Risk

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FC00000166State & Local

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Hennepin County is seeking a Construction Manager at Risk for the development of a new multi-level parking facility at the HHS campus located at 701 Park Avenue in Minneapolis. The project involves constructing a roughly 1,000-space above-grade parking structure on a site bounded by Centennial Place Street, Chicago Avenue, 9th Street, and 10th Street, which has been selected to optimize access and align with future land use plans. The parking structure will include features such as a shell space for future expansion, building envelope screening, and connections to the HHS Clinic and Specialty Center via a skyway. Additionally, the project emphasizes sustainability, incorporating photovoltaic arrays, stormwater retention, electric vehicle charging stations, bicycle parking, and eco-friendly landscaping. The project is currently navigating through entitlement processes with the City of Minneapolis, including Right of Way Vacation and Land Use permits, with an expected completion date for these approvals by April 2025. The contract, valued between $30 million and $60 million, is part of a broader effort to replace outdated structures and improve campus accessibility following the demolition of existing buildings like the Blue Hospital Ramp. The RFQ for this Construction Manager at Risk services was posted on October 23, 2024, with a response deadline of November 18, 2024.

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1.1      PROJECT DESCRIPTION / OWNER INTENTHennepin County seeks Construction Manager at Risk services as described herein for a new multi-level parking facility.The HHS campus is located at 701 Park Avenue, in Minneapolis, Minnesota and occupies over 3.34 million square feet across eight city blocks. Starting in 2019 HHS began acquiring the properties directly adjacent to the campus including the Parkside Building and the Blue Hospital Ramp with the intent on demolishing the outdated structures and constructing a new in-patient bed tower.Previous studies of access and parking resulted in the identification of a need to construct a 1,000-space parking structure to offset the impact of demolishing the Blue Hospital Ramp. After a thorough survey of assets, it was determined that the site straddling Centennial Place Street, Chicago Avenue to the east, 9th street on the north and 10th Street on the south would best suit the needs of the campus in terms of access and convenience for patients and staff and alignment with the land use strategy including access to future medical buildings.The HHS Parking Ramp Replacement project in part includes a multi-level above grade structure for approximately 1,000 vehicles, liner space shelled for future build out, building envelope screening of structure and vehicles, skyway connection to the HHS Clinic and Specialty Center and climate action initiatives including photovoltaic array, stormwater retention, electric vehicle charging stations, bicycle parking and sustainable landscaping.Hennepin County is currently working through the entitlements with the City of Minneapolis including Right of Way Vacation and Land Use permits for the selected site. Hennepin County expects to successfully complete these processes by April 2025.

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