The University of New Mexico RFP-2086-19

UNM Phase 2 Renovations at Clark Hall Chemistry Building A/E Professional Design Services

The University of New Mexico (UNM) awarded a contract to McCLAIN + YU Architecture & Design for architectural and engineering professional design services related to the Phase 2 Renovations of the Clark Hall Chemistry Building. The project involves renovation construction including infrastructure upgrades such as technology, ADA compliance, electrical distribution, energy efficiency, and replacement of mechanical hoods. The scope includes design, construction, and equipping of offices, research and class labs, and teaching spaces for the Department of Chemistry. The facility will be designed to meet LEED Silver certification standards. The project budget is $16,000,000 with a Guaranteed Maximum Price for construction budgeted at $12,500,000. The delivery method is Construction Manager At Risk (CMAR). The contract includes basic services and additional special services with reimbursable expenses. The buyer is the University of New Mexico, specifically the Planning, Design & Construction (PDC) office. The project location is the UNM Main Campus in Albuquerque, NM, specifically Clark Hall Chemistry Building. The contract requires attendance at a mandatory pre-proposal conference and site tour. Evaluation criteria include specialized design and technical competence, capacity and capability, record of performance, scope of services/work plan and timeline, proximity to or familiarity with the area, New Mexico business status, volume of work, and fee proposal. The contract includes submission of various certifications and forms such as conflict of interest, insurance requirements, and New Mexico residential certification for preference eligibility. No specific product line items were awarded; the award is for professional services only.

Description

The University of New Mexico (UNM) solicited architectural and engineering services for Phase 2 Renovations at Clark Hall Chemistry Building. The project includes renovation construction, infrastructure upgrades, and design and equipping of offices, research and class labs, and teaching spaces. The project will be designed and executed as a LEED Silver certified facility. The project budget is $16,000,000 with an estimated Guaranteed Maximum Price for construction budgeted at $12,500,000. The delivery method is Construction Manager At Risk (CMAR).

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