South Pasadena Unified School District Opengov #296489

Construction Manager At-Risk for Rose Bowl Stadium Plumbing Infrastructure Project

This opportunity seeks a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for the Rose Bowl Stadium Plumbing Infrastructure Enhanced Maintenance Project. - Government Buyer: - Rose Bowl Operating Company (RBOC), City of Pasadena - Project Scope: - Replacement and rehabilitation of water, sewer, and gas distribution systems beneath the stadium concourse - Base Bid: Water Maintenance Project - Alternate 1: Sewer Maintenance Project - Alternate 2: Gas Maintenance Project - Products/Services Requested: - Water distribution mains, valves, and service laterals replacement - Sewer system cleaning, CCTV survey, cured-in-place pipe lining, spot repairs, and new laterals - Gas distribution system replacement with medium-density polyethylene piping - Preconstruction/design-assist services (subsurface investigation, risk management) - Construction services (contingent on authorization) - Unique Requirements: - Work must be performed while the stadium remains operational (event-window phasing) - Continuous water/fire service required during construction - Experience with wet-utility work, open-cut and trenchless methods, and subsurface risk management - Commitment to local workforce and Pasadena-based subcontractors - Federal compliance required if Alternate 1 is awarded (due to federal funding) - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation; focus is on construction management and specialized utility contractors.

Description

The Rose Bowl Operating Company (RBOC) is seeking qualifications, technical proposals, and price proposals for a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to provide preconstruction/design-assist services and potentially construction services for the Rose Bowl Stadium Plumbing Maintenance Project. The project involves replacement and rehabilitation of the stadium's water, sewer, and gas distribution systems beneath the stadium concourse, ensuring continuous service during events. The work includes replacement of water mains, sewer cleaning and lining, and gas system upgrades. The project is funded by state and federal grants and will be performed in phases, with construction anticipated to start within 12 months and last approximately 6 months.

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