New York State Contract Reporter #2138229

Construction Manager Services for New Hospital Annex and Demolition at SUNY Health Science Center at Syracuse

The State University Construction Fund (SUCF) is seeking qualified firms to provide Construction Manager (CM) Agency services for major projects at the SUNY Health Science Center at Syracuse in Onondaga County. - Scope of Work: - Construction of a new hospital annex, including: - Emergency Department - Burn Unit - Surgery Suite and Operating Rooms - Sterile Processing - Intensive Care Unit (ICU) - Burn Beds - Imaging, Labs, and Interventional Radiology - Designed for future expansion - Demolition of four buildings: Clark, Jacobsen, Bio-Ethics, and Campus Activities Buildings - Includes hazardous materials abatement, demolition of building systems and structures, utility relocation, and site restoration - Estimated Construction Budgets: - $290,077,000 for the new hospital annex - $19,000,000 for demolition and site work - Contract Details: - One CM contract will cover all projects - Total duration is approximately 61 months (58 months construction + 3 months closeout) - Notable Requirements: - Firms must have significant experience with public and institutional clients - Compliance with MWBE (15% MBE, 15% WBE) and SDVOB (6%) participation goals - Registration on the SUCF website is required to access the RFQ and submit Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named; this is a solicitation for professional construction management services only.

Description

The State University Construction Fund is seeking statements of qualifications from firms to provide Construction Manager (CM) Agency services for projects at the State University of New York Health Science Center at Syracuse. The projects include constructing a new hospital annex focusing on emergency department, burn unit, and surgery suite, and demolishing several existing buildings to prepare the site for the new annex. The contract duration is approximately 61 months, covering construction and closeout. Firms should emphasize experience with public and institutional clients.

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