Massport #L1967

Construction Management at Risk Services for Logan Terminal Amenities Program at Logan International Airport

The Massachusetts Port Authority is seeking a Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) for the Logan Terminal Amenities Program at Logan International Airport in East Boston, Massachusetts. - Government Buyer: - Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport), Capital Programs Department - Chief Infrastructure Officer: Luciana Burdi - Scope of Work: - Renovation of 10 high-traffic restroom sets - Renovation of 3 Kidport play areas in Terminals A and B - Modernization of the historic Our Lady of the Airways Chapel - Emphasis on durable materials, contemporary design, universal accessibility, and standardized wayfinding - Upgrades to building systems including plumbing, lighting, and ventilation - Phased execution to minimize operational disruption - Services Requested: - Construction Management at Risk (CMR) services, including both preconstruction and construction phases - Implementation of Lean construction methods and Building Information Modeling/Virtual Design and Construction (BIM/VDC) - Coordination with Massport's design team - Prequalification of trade contractors per Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 149A - Notable Requirements: - DCAMM certification required for CMR firms - Submission of financial and eligibility documentation - Compliance with federal procurement and Build America/Buy America requirements due to anticipated FAA Airport Improvement Program funding - Cost-plus-fee contract with Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) - Estimated Construction Cost: Approximately $30 million - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named; the solicitation is for construction management services only.

Description

The Massachusetts Port Authority is soliciting Construction Management at Risk (CMR) services for the Logan Terminal Amenities Program at Logan International Airport in East Boston, MA. The project involves renovating 10 high-traffic restroom sets, three Kidport play areas, and the historic Our Lady of the Airways Chapel, with an estimated construction cost of approximately $30 million. The selected CMR will provide preconstruction and construction services, including application of Lean construction methods and BIM/VDC management, under a Guaranteed Maximum Price contract. The solicitation process includes a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to shortlist firms, followed by a Request for Proposals (RFP) to select the Construction Manager.

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