University Of Kentucky Uniofky #KD-CC-0215-27

Construction Management Services for EmPath Unit Renovation at UK Kings Daughters Medical Center

The University of Kentucky Kings Daughters Medical Center is seeking proposals for Construction Management (CM) services to renovate an 11,500 sq ft facility and create an EmPath Unit. - Government Buyer: - University of Kentucky Kings Daughters Medical Center - Procurement Services, Purchasing Officer: Angie Huston - Services Requested: - Full-service construction management for healthcare facility renovation - Includes design phase reviews, cost estimating, bidding assistance, construction administration, scheduling, coordination, cost control, commissioning, and post-construction warranty - CM will hold all trade contracts and is prohibited from self-performing work - Project Details: - Renovation of 11,500 sq ft to create EmPath Unit - Project budget: approx. $5.5 million; construction budget: approx. $3.88 million - Liquidated damages: $1,500 per day for delays beyond completion dates - Period of Performance: - Construction anticipated to start after contract award - Substantial completion expected within 163 days from start; final completion 30 days later - Unique Requirements: - Strict compliance with Kentucky state laws, anti-collusion, and campaign finance law certifications - CM prohibited from self-performing work; must manage all trade contracts - Detailed requirements for scheduling, safety, and compliance - No specific OEMs or product line items mentioned; focus is on professional services for construction management.

Description

The University of Kentucky is soliciting proposals for Construction Management (CM) services to improve the medical facility at UK Kings Daughters Medical Center, specifically the EmPath Unit. The solicitation requires compliance with the Medical Centers General Terms and Conditions and Instructions to Bidders, as well as applicable construction conditions. Proposals must be received by 3 P.M. Eastern Standard Time on October 1, 2026. The contract will be governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky and prohibits collusion among offerors.

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