Cleveland Opengov #AR2612

City of Cleveland Seeks Design-Build Team for Payne Avenue Facility Renovation

The City of Cleveland is seeking a qualified Design-Build Team to renovate and improve the facility at 2001 Payne Avenue. - Government Buyer: - City of Cleveland, Mayor's Office of Capital Projects (MOCAP), Division of Architecture and Site Development - Scope of Work: - Comprehensive architecture, engineering, and construction services for Payne Avenue Improvements - Renovation to accommodate multiple city departments - Historic preservation of the facility - Site design including pavement, sidewalks, and lighting - Architectural and interior upgrades such as ADA-compliant restrooms, security, and technology enhancements - Building envelope and roof improvements, including masonry repair, window and roof replacement - Mechanical and plumbing system upgrades (chilled water, piping, booster pump) - Electrical system upgrades (new 2000A service, generator, LED lighting) - Fire protection improvements (sprinkler and alarm systems) - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with local business participation goals (CSB, MBE, FBE) - Submission of specific forms, affidavits, and proof of professional licensure and insurance - Progressive Design-Build contract structure with multiple project phases (due diligence, design, construction, closeout) - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - The project includes detailed administrative and reporting requirements

Description

The City of Cleveland is seeking qualified Design-Build Team Partners to provide professional architecture, engineering, and construction services for the Payne Avenue Improvements project. This progressive design-build project involves renovating and improving 2001 Payne Avenue to accommodate various city departments, including historic preservation elements. The scope includes site design, architectural and interior improvements, envelope and roof upgrades, mechanical and plumbing systems, electrical systems, and fire protection. The project is managed by the Mayor's Office of Capital Projects and requires compliance with local business codes and submission of various forms and affidavits.

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