Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-50300-RFP-2027-000000330

Georgia Tech Seeks Construction Management At-Risk Services for Architecture West Mechanical Systems Improvements

Georgia Tech is seeking qualified firms to provide Construction Management At-Risk (CM/GC) services for the Architecture West Mechanical Systems Improvements project on its Atlanta campus. - Government Buyer: - Georgia Institute of Technology (Board of Regents, University System of Georgia) - Project Scope: - Replacement of all terminal units and the central air handling unit in the 52,000 sq. ft. Architecture West building - Most existing ductwork to remain - Installation of new controls and anticipated hazardous material abatement - Creation of a dedicated space for mechanical systems supporting electrical infrastructure - Incorporation of sustainable design and construction concepts per the Energy Efficiency & Sustainable Construction Act of 2008 - Procurement Process: - Multi-phased: Step 1 (RFQ for qualifications), Step 2 (interviews and fee proposals from shortlisted firms) - Budget & Requirements: - Estimated construction budget: $4,200,000 - Sufficient bonding capacity and insurance required - Compliance with state and federal eligibility standards - OEMs & Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named in the solicitation - Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on sustainability and hazardous material abatement - Technical review, cost evaluation, value engineering, and schedule development required from the selected firm

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 Architecture West Mechanical Systems Improvements project (Project No. 0535-2025 / Bid-Contract No. 2002-27). The project involves replacing the mechanical systems of the 52,000 square foot Architecture West building, including terminal units and the central air handling unit, with anticipated hazardous material abatement and new controls. The project budget is estimated at $4,200,000, with construction expected to begin in May 2027. Qualified firms may be shortlisted for interviews and fee proposals.

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