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MCL Construction-UNK/UNMC Rural Health Education Building-BP# 13; Solicitation of Subcontractors

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3985-24-7200State & Local

Submission Closed05/16/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Grant a conditional waiver of fees in the amount of $69,000 for three in-lieu parking certificates for the property located at 224 and 226 Ocean Avenue in consi

Solicitation # NOE 224

The City of Laguna Beach has granted a conditional waiver of fees totaling 69,000 dollars for three in-lieu parking certificates associated with the properties located at 224 and 226 Ocean Avenue. This action is intended to provide a public benefit by stimulating business development, expanding employment opportunities, and increasing the city tax base. The waiver is strictly contingent upon the property owner obtaining an effective coastal development permit for the three parking certificates. The project is classified as a special notice under solicitation NOE 224 and is managed by Senior Management Analyst Louie Lacasella. It has been determined that the action is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under the existing facilities exemption of 14 CCR Section 15301 and the commonsense exemption of 14 CCR Section 15061(b)(3), as the issuance of these certificates will not result in any physical changes to the properties.

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AI Contract Overview

The contract pertains to the remaining finish scopes for the Health Science Education Center II project at the University of Nebraska, awarded to MCL Construction. The project involves a GMP (Guaranteed Maximum Price) contract based on construction documents dated December 13, 2023, with proposals due by May 16, 2024. The scope of work includes various flooring and wall treatments such as acoustical wall panels, window film, rubber and resilient flooring, carpet tiles, and sealed concrete, with additional alternate options for resilient sheet flooring. Bidders are required to submit detailed proposals through the MCL Pipeline Suite, with the process managed outside the eBid system, which only serves as an advertisement. The project is tax-exempt, requires a Payment and Performance bond, and the contract size is estimated between five and fifteen million dollars. Selection criteria emphasize project experience, team presentation, approach, and fees, with cost being a significant but not sole factor. The overarching procurement process is managed by MCL Construction on behalf of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, with the intent to select a qualified subcontractor that aligns with project needs and budget considerations. The contract emphasizes transparency and detailed proposal assumptions, ensuring that the selected partner will be contractually bound to the GMP amount barring major scope changes. The project aims to facilitate high-quality construction work within a structured timeline, with a focus on comprehensive scope coverage, competitive pricing, and adherence to specified procurement procedures. This effort is part of a broader set of procurement activities across various projects, including infrastructure, recycling services, and equipment procurement, highlighting the diverse scope of the university’s capital and operational investments.

General Info

Agency

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln

NAICS

813212 - Voluntary Health Organizations

Place of Performance

NE, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

3985-24-7200 UNK/UNMC Rural Health Education Building BP# 13

rfp

High

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedMay 2

Solicitation

Response DeadlineMay 16

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

05/16/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyThe University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Contacts1 person available

OfficeN/A

Organization / AgencyThe University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

MCL Construction

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Full Description

MCL Construction has been recently awarded the contract for HEALTH SCIENCE EDUCATION CENTER II. In conjunction with the construction team, RDG Planning & Design, and Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, MCL is inviting your firm to provide a proposal for a GMP Contract based on the information outlined below. MCL will be selecting partners based on their proposal, project experience, presented team, approach to project, and proposed preconstruction/GMP construction fees. It is MCL’s intent to select the most qualified partner who will best fit the project team. Cost will be a major factor in determining the successful company; however, award will not necessarily go to the lowest respondent contractor. Please provide detailed assumptions that you make while preparing your proposal. Your company will be contractually tied to your GMP amount barring any major scope changes. This project is tax-exempt and will require a Payment and Performance bond.
Bid Package 13 (Remaining Finish Scopes) / GMP -UNK-UNMC Health Science Education Center II
MCL Construction intends to receive proposals and award contracts based RDG’s Construction Document Set dated December 13, 2023, for the following scope of work:
Base Bid Scope of Work 1. Acoustical Wall Panels 2. Window Film 3. Rubber Flooring 4. Resilient Tile Flooring 5. Resilient Base 6. Resinous Flooring 7. Carpet Tile 8. Sealed Concrete
Alternate 1, 2, & 3 Scope of Work 1. Acoustical Wall Panels 2. Window Film 3. Resilient Sheet Flooring 4. Resilient Base 5. Carpet Tile
Drawings and Proposal Documents will be available through the MCL Pipeline Suite. You will need to contact Leslie Keane by email at contact@example.gov to get an invitation to this site.
The eBid system is only serving as an advertisement of this scope of work for the University of Nebraska on behalf of MCL Construction. PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT YOUR BID THROUGH THIS SYSTEM.