North Carolina eVP #287-16677-CMR-Ph3

Construction Manager-at-Risk Services for ECU Mendenhall Comprehensive Renovation - Phase 3

East Carolina University is seeking Construction Manager-at-Risk services for the Mendenhall Comprehensive Renovation - Phase 3 project. - Government Buyer: - East Carolina University, Facilities Engineering & Architectural Services - Oversight by UNC - SYSTEM OFFICE DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION - Scope of Work: - Renovation of the 2nd floor for the relocated Registrar's office - Renovation of the 1st floor for News and Communications and Disabilities Support - Code compliance updates to two existing gang bathrooms - Installation of an interior stair between the 1st and 2nd floors - Replacement of the main electrical Main Distribution Panel (MDP) due to obsolete parts - Extension of the fire sprinkler system into all newly renovated spaces - Project Requirements: - Building will remain occupied during construction - Continuous mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP), and network services must be maintained - Construction may be phased to accommodate building occupants - Design and construction require approval by the State Construction Office - Budget: - Estimated at approximately $10 million - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Place of Performance: - East Carolina University Facilities Engineering & Architectural Services, 1001 E. 4th St., Greenville, NC 27858

Description

East Carolina University is soliciting bids for the Mendenhall Comprehensive Renovation - Phase 3 project. This construction project involves infrastructure upgrades including renovations to the 1st and 2nd floors, bathroom code compliance updates, installation of an interior stair, replacement of the main electrical distribution panel, and extension of the fire sprinkler system. The building will remain occupied during construction, requiring continuous mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and network services, with possible phasing to accommodate occupants. The project budget is approximately $10 million, and design and construction approval by the State Construction Office is required.

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