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RFQ 2025022 - Reynolds School Renovation Construction Manager at Risk

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RFQ 2025022State & Local

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The contract involves the selection of a qualified construction management firm through a qualifications-based process to provide Construction Management at Risk services for the renovation of Reynolds School in Key West, Florida. The project includes rehabilitating a historic 1927 school building, removing a 1950 addition, and constructing a new addition for storage, shop, and maintenance spaces, all within the guidelines of the National Register of Historic Places and local historic standards. The solicitation emphasizes compliance with federal funding provisions, including regulations related to environmental standards, labor laws, and procurement integrity, as the project may involve federal funds. The procurement process is conducted under Florida’s Consultant’s Competitive Negotiation Act, with a response deadline of December 11, 2025, and proposals submitted electronically via the Monroe County School District’s e-Procurement Portal. The scope of work requires the selected firm to manage all phases from design development through construction, ensuring adherence to applicable codes, standards, and historic preservation guidelines. The contract will be awarded based on a trade-off evaluation of qualifications, experience, past performance, and project approach, rather than solely on price. The procurement documents include detailed instructions on proposal organization, certifications, bonding, insurance, and compliance with federal and state regulations. Additionally, the contract stipulates specific packaging, marking, and delivery requirements, along with provisions for product certification and inspection, emphasizing the importance of quality, safety, and regulatory compliance. The process also involves comprehensive evaluation criteria, with scoring based on technical capabilities, personnel, and performance history, aiming to select the most advantageous proposal for the district’s historic renovation project.

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FL, USA

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General Terms & Conditions for Solicitations

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Reynolds School GPR Survey - Project 39833

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RFQ 2025022 Reynolds School Renovation Construction Manager at Risk

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Boundary & Topographic Survey Map for 1316 Reynolds Street

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Federal Funding Contract Provisions Document

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MO01826 - Reynolds Street School Historical Structure Form

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Monroe County Property Search - Parcel 00036880-000000

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AgencyFlorida → Monroe County School District
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Pursuant to Section 255.20, Florida Statutes, Section 287.055, Florida’s Consultant’s Competitive Negotiation Act (CCNA), the School Board of Monroe County, Florida (“School Board”) is soliciting qualifications from qualified firms for Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) services for the Reynolds School Renovation located at 1316 Reynolds Street, Key West, Florida 33040. The property is a contributing structure in the Key West Historic District of the National Register of Historic Places. The City of Key West has its own local historic district, which includes this property within its boundaries, but the building is not specifically listed as a contributing structure by the City of Key West’s Historical Architecture Review Commission. There are two buildings on site, the original 1927 school and a later 1950 addition. The two buildings are connected with a covered walkway. The balance of the 33,500 S.F. parcel is a combination of miscellaneous hardscape and open, undeveloped green space.The buildings are currently vacant. Monroe County School District is looking to adaptively reuse the original 1927 building, remove the 1950 addition, and construct a new addition to house a combination of storage, shop, and Maintenance trade space. The District intends to renovate the 1927 historic structure, using the City of Key West’s Historic Architectural Guidelines and the National Park Service’s Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation as guidelines.

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