Georgia Procurement Registry #2000-27

Georgia Tech Solicits Construction Management for Chilled Water Infrastructure Upgrade

This opportunity is for construction management services at Georgia Tech for a major chilled water infrastructure upgrade: - Government Buyer: - Georgia Institute of Technology (Board of Regents, University System of Georgia) - Project managed on the Atlanta campus - Scope of Work: - Construction Management at-Risk (CM/GC) services for Project No. 0269-2023 - Replacement and expansion of chilled water piping between Klaus and College of Computing buildings - Includes tapping into the chilled water main, constructing a vault, and connecting supply/return mains to the College of Computing and Petit buildings - Project aims to increase system resiliency and capacity - Products/Services Requested: - Preconstruction and construction management services - Technical review, cost evaluation, value engineering, schedule development, and coordination with design and commissioning teams - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with the Energy Efficiency & Sustainable Construction Act of 2008 - Sufficient bonding capacity and insurance from approved sureties - Two-step procurement: RFQ for qualifications, then interviews and fee proposals - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are mentioned; the solicitation is for professional construction management services only - Estimated construction cost: $3,500,000

Description

The Georgia Institute of Technology is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from firms interested in providing Construction Management at-Risk (CM/GC) Services for the project titled "Project No. 0269-2023 Chilled Water Distribution Replacement Klaus to College of Computing". The project involves replacing a section of chilled water piping and expanding the chilled water piping infrastructure network to increase resiliency across the system on the Georgia Tech campus in Atlanta, Georgia. The estimated construction cost is approximately $3,500,000. The procurement process includes a two-step approach: Step 1 is the RFQ to shortlist qualified firms, and Step 2 involves interviews and fee proposals from shortlisted firms.

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