RESD-PMDB 2026-01 10TH AND O STREET RECONFIGURATION

The California Department of General Services is seeking qualified firms to provide professional Construction Project Management (CPM) services for the 10th and O Street Reconfiguration project in downtown Sacramento, with an estimated construction cost of $100 million and a contract duration of 72 months. The solicitation, identified as RESD-PMDB 2026-01 and issued under NAICS Code 541611, is a two-stage Request for Qualifications (RFQ) process requiring submission of a Statement of Qualifications via electronic upload to a designated DGS Box.com portal by 5:00 p.m. on August 7, 2026. Proposals must comply with strict formatting guidelines, including an 8.5" x 11" PDF format with 11-point font or larger, and include mandatory documentation such as Federal Form 330 for the firm and all proposed subcontractors, detailed resumes for all team members, a letter of interest with the firm’s federal identification number and authorized signatory, and a three-page executive summary outlining team qualifications and project coordination location. Eligible firms must demonstrate experience managing large-scale, complex public works projects, particularly those utilizing progressive design-build methodologies consistent with Government Code Section 4529.5, and must possess proven capabilities in managing utilities, high-rise building systems, commissioning, tenant move management, and facility activation. All respondents must meet strict minimum qualification requirements to be considered, including current registration with the California Department of Industrial Relations, compliance with prevailing wage laws under Labor Code Section § 1774, and submission of certified payroll reports via electronic systems. Contractors must also certify compliance with the Unruh Civil Rights Act and the Fair Employment and Housing Act, provide a completed Darfur Contracting Act certification, and, if applicable, demonstrate current Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) certification through the DGS Office of Small Business and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise Services. Evaluation is scored across 13 weighted factors including firm and principal experience, key personnel qualifications, resource availability, collaboration with stakeholders, proficiency in industry-specific techniques such as Big Room environments, Lean principles, and Last Planner systems, experience with LEED, Zero Net Energy, and Zero Net Carbon standards, commissioning services, regulatory knowledge including State Fire Marshal and Division of the State Architect requirements, quality assurance program effectiveness, and leadership capabilities to guide the state within scope, budget, and schedule. At least three top-scoring firms will be invited