North Carolina Orange County Civic Plus #RFQ367-OC5484

Orange County Solicits Construction Materials Testing & Special Inspection Services for Crisis Diversion Facility

Orange County Finance and Administrative Services Department Purchasing Division is seeking qualified firms to provide Construction Materials Testing and Special Inspection services for the new 22,000 square foot Orange County Crisis Diversion Facility. - Government Buyer: - Orange County Finance and Administrative Services Department, Purchasing Division - Scope of Services: - Construction Materials Testing and Special Inspections for: - Soils and earthworks - Stormwater control systems - Foundations - Structural steel and masonry - Firestopping - Roofing systems - Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) - Smoke control systems - Facility Details: - 22,000 square foot Crisis Diversion Facility - Designed to divert individuals experiencing behavioral health crises from hospitals and detention centers - Requirements: - Firms must have an accredited laboratory in North Carolina - Demonstrated experience and capacity in similar projects - Compliance with Orange County's living wage, E-Verify, and non-discrimination policies - Electronic submission of Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) - Completion of required forms, including non-discrimination certification and historically underutilized business information - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified testing and inspection service providers - Project construction spans multiple phases, with services required throughout the construction period

Description

Orange County is soliciting statements of qualifications for Construction Materials Testing and Special Inspection services needed during the construction of the Orange County Crisis Diversion Facility. The project involves a new 22,000 SF facility aimed at diverting individuals experiencing behavioral health crises from hospital emergency departments and the county's detention center. Special inspections may include soils, earthworks, stormwater control systems, foundations, structural steel and masonry, firestopping, roofing systems, MEP, and smoke control systems. The firm should have an accredited lab in North Carolina and adhere to the provided construction schedule.

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