San Jacinto Community College Ionwave #DB-RFQ 26-16 Building C1 Rotunda

Design-Build Services for Building C1 Rotunda ACM Rain-Screen Renovation

San Jacinto Community College District (SJCCD) is seeking qualified design-build firms for the renovation of the Building C1 Rotunda at the Central Campus Interactive Learning Center in Pasadena, Texas. - Scope of Work: - Design-build services covering pre-construction, design development, and turnkey construction - Removal of the existing metal panel system - Waterproofing of the building envelope - Supply and installation of a new Aluminum Composite Materials (ACM) rain-screen system to match the current appearance - Project Details: - Estimated construction budget: $500,000 - Building will remain occupied during construction - Work will be executed in two phases: selective demolition/temporary waterproofing, then permanent waterproofing and ACM system installation - Requirements: - Compliance with Texas Government Code Section 2269.251 - Open-book project management and cost transparency - Adherence to prevailing wage rates and contractor safety standards - Demonstrated experience with ACM rain-screen systems is preferred - Procurement Process: - Two-step process: Request for Qualifications (RFQ) followed by Request for Proposals (RFP) for shortlisted firms - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; focus is on design-build teams with relevant experience

Description

San Jacinto Community College District is soliciting qualification statements in a two-step solicitation process from firms to provide design-build services for the rotunda at Building C1. The selected Design-Build Firm will provide pre-construction, design development, and construction services including removal of the existing metal panel system, waterproofing, and installation of a new Aluminum Composite Materials (ACM) rain-screen system. The project budget is estimated at $500,000 with work scheduled to start in July 2026 and complete by January 1, 2027. The building will remain occupied during construction, and the project will be executed in two phases: selective demolition and temporary waterproofing, followed by permanent waterproofing and new panel installation.

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