Coachella Granicus #F-039

Design/Build/Operate Teams Sought for Community Resilience Center Project

This opportunity seeks qualified teams to design, build, and operate a new Community Resilience Center for the City of Coachella. - Government Buyer: - City of Coachella, Riverside County, California - Scope of Work: - Design, remodel, and rehabilitate a 17,800 sq ft one-story building on a 2.09 acre lot - Facility functions include: emergency operations, shelter, cooling center, commercial demonstration kitchen, office and commercial space, non-profit operations, business incubator, classrooms, demonstration gardens, and community events - Services Requested: - Comprehensive design (structural, electrical, architectural, landscape, civil) - Permitting and construction - Operation and management of the facility for at least two years post-completion - Requirements: - Pre-qualification mandatory for all proposers; each entity in a joint venture must be separately qualified - Selected team responsible for all aspects from design through operation - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - Notable Details: - Facility will support diverse community programming and emergency functions - Emphasis on integrated design/build/operate approach

Description

The City of Coachella is seeking pre-qualified Design/Build/Operate entities for the Community Resilience Center project. The project involves the design, remodel, and rehabilitation of an approximately 17,800 square foot one-story building on a 2.09 acre lot to serve multiple community functions including emergency operations, shelter, cooling center, commercial kitchen, office and commercial space, non-profit operations, business incubator, classrooms, demonstration gardens, and community events. The selected team will be responsible for all aspects of design, permitting, construction, and will operate the facility for a minimum of two years post-completion. Pre-qualification is mandatory prior to proposal submission, and joint ventures must have each entity separately qualified.

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