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UGA_BR-10-2702 CM Oglethorpe House Renovation

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PE-47200-RFQ-2027-000000163State & Local

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The University of Georgia is soliciting Construction Management at-Risk services for the renovation of Oglethorpe House (Project No. BR-10-2702) in Athens, Georgia. The project aims to modernize aging building systems and address facility deficiencies to ensure compliance with current operational, life safety, and ADA accessibility standards. Key scope elements include upgrading mechanical, electrical, and plumbing infrastructure, installing an emergency generator and fire command center, replacing elevator equipment for stretcher compliance, and improving energy efficiency through LED lighting and R-410A insulation. Construction is scheduled to begin in May 2028, with a target reopening for the Fall 2029 semester, and the project is based on a 46 million dollar Guaranteed Maximum Price. The selection process is conducted in two steps, beginning with an evaluation of Statements of Qualifications based on relevant project experience (45%), suitability of resources (30%), and firm stability (25%). Finalists will then be evaluated on their proposed project team (50%), management plan (25%), and communication skills (25%) during interviews. Eligible firms must hold valid Georgia business licenses, maintain a current ratio of 1.0 or higher, and have an Experience Modification Rate of 1.2 or less over the past three years. Submissions must be uploaded in PDF format to the BOR Egnyte site by November 24, 2026, and must not exceed 50 pages. Required documentation includes a certification form, contractor affidavit, and detailed fee and cost breakdowns.

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UGA seeks a construction manager for the $46 million Oglethorpe House renovation.

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AgencyBoard Of(university System of Georgia) Regents
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Ms. Manasi Parkhi

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Construction Management at-Risk Services are being solicited for Project No. BR-10-2702-CM, Oglethorpe House Renovations, at the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia. Please refer to the attached documents for detailed project information and submission instructions. All questions regarding this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) or the project must be submitted in writing to the designated contact listed above.

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