Opportunity
Douglas County Ionwave #CI-2026-0118 Addendum 2
Construction Manager at Risk Services for Downtown Omaha Soccer Stadium
Posted
August 26, 2026
Respond By
September 30, 2026
Identifier
CI-2026-0118 Addendum 2
NAICS
236220
The City of Omaha is seeking a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to oversee the development of a new 5,600-seat USL Soccer Stadium in downtown Omaha. - Government Buyer: - City of Omaha, Douglas County Purchasing Department, Human Rights and Relations Department - Project Scope: - CMAR services for stadium construction, enabling infrastructure, site work, hazardous soil remediation, and related amenities - Comprehensive pre-construction and construction management, including scheduling, budgeting, constructability reviews, BIM coordination, bid document management, and coordination with the design team - Management of bidding and negotiations with prequalified subcontractors and material suppliers - Excludes roadway construction for Stadium Drive, Seward Street, and the Loop Road (handled separately) - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with the City of Omaha's Economic Sustainability Program (ESP), including annual plans, SEB participation, workforce development, and youth engagement in economically distressed census tracts - Embodied carbon reduction strategies and environmental compliance - Safety, insurance, bonding, and responsible contractor forms - Quarterly ESP updates and penalties for non-compliance - Coordination with Owner's separate contractors - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; CMAR will coordinate with prequalified subcontractors - Estimated project budget is $100 million - Period of performance covers pre-construction through substantial completion, with milestone dates and potential option years
Description
The City of Omaha is soliciting proposals from qualified companies to serve as Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for the Downtown Soccer Stadium Project. The scope includes comprehensive pre-construction and construction services, excluding roadway construction for Stadium Drive, Seward Street, and the Loop Road, which will be procured separately. The CMAR will manage bidding and negotiations with subcontractors, coordinate construction sequencing, and ensure compliance with city requirements including bid bonds and responsible contractor forms. Proposals must include a cost component uploaded separately and comply with specified bonding and insurance requirements.