Summer 2026 SNP Projects

The contract involves serving as the Construction Manager at Risk (CM) for the Summer 2026 School Kitchen Renovation Projects within Muscogee County School District, Georgia, utilizing the AIA A133-2019 Standard Form of Agreement. The scope includes replacing three walk-in cooler-freezers, two kitchen hoods, three cafeteria serving lines, and performing minor renovations on surrounding walls and finishes, with work scheduled for completion by July 2026. The project is funded through a guaranteed maximum price (GMP) arrangement, with payment based on the actual cost of work plus a fee, and the contract will be awarded following a competitive proposal process. The procurement emphasizes evaluating proposals on factors such as fee percentage, financial stability, relevant experience, past performance, and the quality of the management plan, which includes safety, quality assurance, workforce, and local participation strategies. The selection process involves proposal review, possible interviews, and a best value award, with the goal of finalizing the contract within 45 days of proposal submission. Key contractual and regulatory requirements include compliance with Georgia state law, notably O.C.G.A. 13-10-91, mandating participation in the Federal Work Authorization Program, and submission of affidavits certifying non-collusion and legal compliance. The contractor must provide performance and payment bonds, evidence of insurance, and submit an updated AIA A305 Qualification Statement. The project mandates a comprehensive quality assurance plan, safety plan, and adherence to local permitting and licensing requirements. Although explicit federal clauses are not referenced, the contract emphasizes transparency, proprietary data protection, and compliance with district policies. The project schedule stipulates substantial completion by July 2026, with the GMP due by January 9, 2026. The contract documents specify that proposals must be submitted in physical form, including one original and five copies, and require attendance at a mandatory pre-proposal conference. All proposal materials must include signed affidavits, proof of bonding and insurance, acknowledgment of addenda, and are subject to Georgia’s public records law, with proprietary information properly marked.