University of Central Missouri Ionwave #26-075 Addendum 1

Construction Manager at Risk for UCM Welcome Center and Building Facelift

The University of Central Missouri (UCM) is seeking a qualified Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) firm for a major campus project in Warrensburg, MO. - Project scope includes: - Construction of a new two-story Welcome Center for campus visitors at the southwest corner of Maguire & South Streets - Exterior facelift of the adjacent Grinstead and Utt Buildings - Estimated total project cost: $30,000,000 - CMAR firm will: - Collaborate with UCM and the architectural/engineering team during design and construction - Provide preconstruction support, cost estimating, scheduling, subcontractor management, quality control, safety management, and project closeout - Assume project risk via a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) contract after design development - Notable requirements: - Minimum ten years of CMAR experience, with at least three projects over $30M and at least two in higher education - Compliance with prevailing wage laws, MBE/WBE participation, and electronic bond submission via Surety2000 - Strict insurance and safety standards - Detailed cost proposal breakdowns - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named, as this is a solicitation for professional construction management services

Description

The University of Central Missouri is soliciting proposals for Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services for the construction of a new Welcome Center and an exterior facelift to the Grinstead and Utt Buildings on its campus in Warrensburg, MO. The project includes building a two-story facility to accommodate admissions personnel and event gallery space, designed to complement historic architecture. The estimated total project cost is $30,000,000. The selected firm will collaborate with the architectural and engineering team throughout design and construction phases, ensuring cost, quality, and schedule alignment. Proposals must demonstrate experience with CMAR services on projects exceeding $30 million and higher education projects.

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