Virginia Loudoun Civic Plus #RFQ 692000

General Contractor Sought for Construction of Arcola Quarters for the Enslaved Historic Park

Loudoun County, Virginia is seeking a qualified general contractor for the construction of the Arcola Quarters for the Enslaved, a historic interpretive park project in Sterling, VA. - Government Buyer: - County of Loudoun, Virginia (Division of Procurement) - Project Scope: - Construction of a 5,871 sq ft visitor center and a 1,351 sq ft pavilion - Historic conservation of the existing Quarters for the Enslaved - Development of a 5.12-acre portion of a 15.83-acre park - All excavations require archaeological clearance to preserve historic artifacts - Includes unit price items for unsatisfactory soil and rock excavation, off-site disposal, and replacement with satisfactory soil - Products/Services Requested: - General contracting and construction services - Excavation and soil replacement (500 units unsatisfactory soil, 1000 units rock excavation) - Historic conservation services - Consulting services for the Adult Crisis Receiving and Stabilization Center (separate RFQ) - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with prevailing wage rates as determined by the Virginia Department of Labor and Industry - Minimum qualifications: Class A Virginia contractor license and bonding capability - Use of Trimble Unity Construct software licenses (provided by the County) for project management - Liquidated damages of $500 per calendar day for delays beyond milestones - Submission of a signed Geotechnical Report Release Form prior to obtaining plans and specifications - No specific OEMs or product manufacturers are named in the solicitation.

Description

The County of Loudoun, Virginia, is seeking a qualified General Contractor to construct the Arcola Quarters for the Enslaved, a historic interpretive park located at 42554 Arcola Boulevard, Sterling, Virginia 20166. The project includes a new 5,871 sq ft visitor’s center with an attached 1,351 sq ft pavilion, and the historic conservation of the existing Quarters for the Enslaved. The development will be on a 5.12-acre portion of a 15.83-acre park, with excavations subject to archaeological clearance. The park aims to serve as an educational facility focusing on the historic artifacts of the Quarters.

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