Wrestling Room Padding for Greenwood High School

Greenwood School District 50 is soliciting proposals for Construction Manager at Risk services associated with multiple K-12 school construction and renovation projects, including Mays Elementary, Combined Lakeview and Pinecrest Elementary, and the consolidation of support services, under Solicitation Number 2526-012. The contract is governed by the AIA A133-2019 form and operates under a Guaranteed Maximum Price framework, requiring proposers to demonstrate extensive experience in public school construction, including pre-construction planning, cost estimating, value engineering, and subcontractor coordination. Evaluation is based on a weighted trade-off methodology with five primary factors: Relevant Construction Experience (35%), Firm Overview and Proposed Management Team (30%), Proximity to Project Sites (10%), Approach to CM-at-Risk (10%), and CM Fees (10%), with Financial Information and Claims History accounting for the remaining 5%. Award will be made to the highest-ranked firm after technical evaluation, with final pricing negotiated prior to board approval. Proposals must be submitted as one original and four paper copies, along with a thumb drive containing the full submission, all sealed and labeled with the solicitation number and opening date; electronic-only submissions are prohibited. The deadline for receipt is July 7, 2026, at 2:00 PM, at the District’s Purchasing Department in Greenwood, SC. Contractors must comply with South Carolina Ethics statutes, ensure immigration compliance, provide $1 million in general and auto liability insurance, name the District as an additional insured, and submit certificates of insurance within 21 days of contract award. Subcontractors must be pre-approved, and all subcontracts must include audit rights for the District for up to three years after final payment. Proposers are required to affirm compliance with the Drug-Free Workplace Act, provide their taxpayer identification number, and disclose if they are a South Carolina Certified Minority Vendor. The District retains the right to terminate for non-appropriation or convenience without liability for lost profits, and all proposals must remain valid for at least 30 days. Key personnel, including the Executive-in-Charge and Senior Project Manager, must be available for interview, and the District reserves the right to approve all project team members. No formal FAR clauses are incorporated; instead, local procedural provisions govern submission, payment, and amendment protocols.