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Lincoln University - Center for Black Culture

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DGS C-1101-0058 Phase 1State & Local

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The contract pertains to the design and engineering services for the Lincoln University – Center for Black Culture project located at 1501 Baltimore Pike, Lincoln University, Pennsylvania. The project aims to establish a dedicated cultural and community space within two historic campus buildings—the Bond House and the Lincoln House—connected by a new structure. The center will serve as a tribute to Lincoln University's rich history, including significant contributions from figures like Horace Bond, and historical themes such as the Underground Railroad and Civil Rights Movement. It will also highlight notable alumni and scholars, fostering a hub for cultural programming, community engagement, and scholarly exchange to promote education, inclusivity, and dialogue. The estimated construction cost for this project is approximately $20 million. The procurement process is open for professional firms to submit applications electronically via the Trimble Unity Construct portal, with a response deadline of July 15, 2025. The project emphasizes small diverse business (SDB) and veteran business enterprise (VBE) participation, with set goals of 17% and 3%, respectively. Applicants must create a user profile on the platform to access project documents, including the Application and Project Development Study, and adhere to specific requirements for shortlisted firms. The professional selection meeting is scheduled for August 13, 2025, and can be attended online. The project is managed by the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, under the Department of General Services Capital Programs, with the primary contact being Heather Price. The contract performance will be carried out within Pennsylvania, with the place of performance specified in the state of Pennsylvania, and the NAICS code assigned is 541330, indicating architectural and engineering services.

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PROJECT NUMBER:  DGS C-1101-0058 Phase 1PROJECT TITLE:  Lincoln University – Center for Black CulturePROJECT LOCATION:  1501 Baltimore Pike, Lincoln University, PA 19352This Project is advertising for PROFESSIONAL SELECTIONS for design and/or engineering services.  BRIEF DESCRIPTION: The scope of work is intended to establish the Center for Black Culture as a dedicated space that honors the legacy of the institution while serving the wider community. Anchored in two historic campus buildings-the Bond House and the Lincoln House-and a new connecting structure, the Center will preserve and highlight key aspects of Lincoln University's history, including Horace Bond's contributions, the Underground Railroad, and the Civil Rights Movement. It will also celebrate notable alumni and scholars, all within the context of the university's historic district. Designed as a hub for cultural programming, community engagement, and scholarly exchange, the Center will foster education, inclusivity, and dialogue, inspiring future generations through the celebration of Black history and culture.ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COST: $20,000,000.00.  APPLICATION DUE DATE TUESDAY, JULY 15, 2025, AT 4:30 P.M.  The Department of General Services Capital Programs and the Bureau of Diversity, Inclusion and Small Business Opportunities identified this procurement as eligible for the setting of Small Diverse Business (SDB) and/or Veteran Business Enterprise (VBE) participation goals. Applicants must agree to meet all SDB and VBE Participation Goals in full or demonstrate that they have made Good Faith Efforts to meet the Goals. Refer to the project Trimble Unity Construct (previously e-Builder) solicitation folder for instructions regarding Small Diverse Business and Veteran Business Enterprise participation.The Goals for SDB participation: 17%The Goals for VBE participation: 3%PROJECT DOCUMENTS, including the Application and Project Development Study (PDS), can be viewed in, and downloaded from the project’s Trimble Unity Construct solicitation file. All Applicants are required to create a user profile within Trimble Unity Construct to view/download Project Documents. Trimble Unity Construct Professional Selections Link  ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF SHORTLISTED FIRMS: All Additional Requirements of shortlisted firms may vary from project to project and should be reviewed in the project’s Trimble Unity Construct solicitation documents on the “Additional Requirements Shortlisted Firms” document.APPLICATIONS FOR THIS PROJECT WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED ELECTRONICALLY THROUGH A TRIMBLE UNITY CONSTRUCT (PREVIOUSLY E-BUILDER) BIDDING PORTAL.  A video tutorial is available on the Trimble Unity Construct site for first time users to learn how to navigate the platform.  Technical support is also available via email at contact@example.gov or by phone at +1 (555) 000-0000.  Due to technical limitations, Professional Selections projects must be viewed using a Windows PC. At this time, mobile devices are not supported. All applicants must have a Current, Active Vendor/SAP Number. To register for a Vendor Number, click the following link:  Register  A list of potential planholders, recommended firms and Professional Selections results are available on the DGS Capital Programs Design webpage:Professional Selections ResultsThe PROFESSIONAL SELECTIONS MEETING is scheduled for WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 2025 AT 10:00 AM.The Professional Selections Meeting can be joined online at this link: Professional Selections Web ConferencePhone Conference ID: 464 364 517#Toll-free: +1 (555) 000-0000

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