North Carolina eVP #287-20007P-DS

Architect-led planning services for UNC-Chapel Hill alumni center renovations and welcome-center addition

UNC-Chapel Hill is seeking an architect-led team to plan renovations at the George Watts Hill Alumni Center and Carolina Club and a new welcome-center addition. - Government buyer: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina; UNC System Office Design/Construction and Academic Affairs; UNC Facilities Planning & Design. - Requested services: Advance planning for approximately 68,750 square feet of renovations and design planning for an approximately 27,500-square-foot addition for the UNC Welcome Center, Visitors Center, and Admissions Offices. - Required team disciplines: Architecture; site/civil and structural engineering; building-envelope expertise; mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering; fire alarm and fire suppression; telecommunications; and cost estimation. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, product vendors, or specific service firms are named in the opportunity. - Notable requirements: The proposing team must be licensed to provide architectural or engineering services in North Carolina. The project has $5.5 million in current authority for advance planning; UNC may retain the selected firm for full design and construction at its option. - Schedule: No fixed performance period or schedule is provided.

Description

UNC is seeking statements of qualifications from architect-led project teams for advance planning services for the George Watts Hill Alumni Center addition and renovation. The project includes renovation of approximately 68,750 square feet and a new approximately 27,500-square-foot addition for the UNC Visitors Center and UNC Admissions Offices. Required team disciplines include site/civil, building envelope, mechanical/electrical/plumbing and related systems, structural, and cost estimation. The current $5.5 million project authority is for advance planning services only; the selected firm may be retained for full design and construction at the University's option. Proposers must be licensed in North Carolina.

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