Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-66087-NONST-2027-000000017

Construction management and general contracting for Madison New Fire Station #22

The City of Madison, Georgia, is seeking a contractor to manage and build a new fire station of approximately 11,000 square feet. - Government buyer: City of Madison, Morgan County, Georgia; no specific department or office is identified. - Opportunity: Construction management and general contracting for New Fire Station #22 under a lump-sum contract. - Facility scope: Four drive-through apparatus bays, administrative offices, firefighter dorm rooms and living quarters, plus site work, finishes, and the components needed for a complete facility. - Construction approach: The design includes a pre-engineered metal structure with brick and block interior, prefinished metal exterior panels, a standing-seam metal roof, and a slab-on-grade foundation. An adjoining section is wood-framed with wood trusses, brick and cementitious siding, and aluminum windows. - Contractor responsibilities: Provide labor, materials, tools, equipment, and incidentals; manage construction methods, job-site safety, scheduling, quality control, subcontractor prequalification, cost accounting, permitting coordination, as-built documentation, closeout, and commissioning. - Notable requirements: The proposer must inspect the site and attend the mandatory pre-bid meeting to remain eligible. The work must meet municipal design and exterior-finish requirements. Change orders require City Manager approval. - Warranty: A one-year warranty is required, including punch-list administration and a year-end inspection. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named; the solicitation is for construction services.

Description

The City of Madison is seeking qualified general contracting firms to provide construction management and general contracting services for the complete construction of New Fire Station #22, an approximately 11,000-square-foot facility. The work includes building components, site work, finishes, and related elements for a functional fire station with drive-through bays, administrative offices, and firefighter living quarters. The contractor is responsible for construction methods, job-site safety, scheduling, quality control, subcontractor prequalification, cost accounting, permitting coordination, as-built documentation, and closeout/commissioning. The scope also includes a mandatory one-year warranty period, punch-list administration, and a year-end warranty inspection; a mandatory pre-bid meeting is required to submit a proposal.

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