Opportunity
University Medical Center of El Paso #950-04-26-002
Construction Manager at Risk Sought for West Emergency Department Preconstruction Services
Posted
April 13, 2026
Respond By
May 29, 2026
Identifier
950-04-26-002
NAICS
236220
This opportunity involves the University Medical Center of El Paso seeking a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for preconstruction services related to the West Emergency Department project. - Government Buyer: - University Medical Center of El Paso (El Paso County Hospital District) - Scope of Work: - Preconstruction services for a new ~10,000 sq. ft. Emergency Department - Services include cost estimating, constructability review, phasing analysis, procurement planning, and development of a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) - Project includes treatment, triage, urgent care functions, and permanent patient parking - Coordination required due to work in occupied clinic environments; infection prevention and control measures are emphasized - Project Details: - Part of a bond-funded capital program - Construction phase services are not committed at this stage; only preconstruction services are being solicited - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the solicitation - Unique Requirements: - Detailed coordination with ongoing clinic operations - Emphasis on infection prevention and control - Submission of response agreements, public integrity disclosures, and fee proposal forms required
Description
This Request for Proposals (RFP) seeks to select a Construction Manager at Risk for the West Emergency Department project on behalf of the University Medical Center of El Paso. The selected firm will provide preconstruction services including cost estimating, constructability review, phasing analysis, procurement planning, and development of a Guaranteed Maximum Price. The project involves constructing a new approximately 10,000 square foot Emergency Department with treatment, triage, and urgent care functions, along with permanent patient parking. The construction will require detailed coordination due to its impact on occupied clinic environments.