North Carolina eVP #377-RFQ 2027-007

Union County Judicial Center Renovation CMAR Services

Union County is seeking a qualified Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) firm for renovation of its Judicial Center in Monroe, North Carolina. - Government buyer: Union County, North Carolina; Union County Facilities Management; Procurement & Contract Management Department. - Opportunity: CMAR preconstruction and construction-phase services for the approximately 101,430-square-foot Judicial Center Renovation. - Project budget: Estimated at $2,800,000; this is the project budget, not a stated CMAR fee. - Renovation scope: Safety and security improvements, courtroom and office reconfiguration, IT/AV, building systems, and roof repairs. - CMAR services: Project coordination, constructability and phasing reviews, scheduling, cost estimating, value analysis, procurement and bid-package planning, subcontractor prequalification, and development of a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP). Construction-phase work includes management and administration, subcontractor bidding and awards, site logistics, schedule and cost control, quality and safety administration, and closeout. - Notable requirement: The firm must hold an active North Carolina general contractor license and coordinate with the County, its separately contracted design professional, and other project stakeholders. - OEMs and named vendors: None identified; no manufactured products or product part numbers are requested.

Description

Union County, North Carolina, is seeking Statements of Qualifications from firms to provide Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services for the Judicial Center Renovation in Monroe, North Carolina. Services include participation during planning and design, preconstruction services, establishing a Guaranteed Maximum Price, and construction-phase services in coordination with the County and its separately contracted design professional. Respondents are not required to provide pricing information or work product, and must comply with N.C.G.S. 143-64.31 and N.C.G.S. 143-128.1. The estimated project budget is $2,800,000.

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