North Carolina eVP #68-31925-CMR

CMAR services for Richmond Residence Hall systems renewal

North Carolina Central University is seeking a Construction Manager at Risk for a major renewal of Richmond Residence Hall in Durham. - Government buyer: North Carolina Central University, part of the University of North Carolina System; NCCU Facilities Management, Capital Projects. - Requested service: Pre-construction and construction management for the residence hall renewal, including preparation of a preliminary or final Guaranteed Maximum Price and management of trade and specialty contractors. - Project scope: Mold remediation; HVAC replacement and conversion to a four-pipe system; dedicated chiller installation; ventilation upgrades; plumbing repairs; fire-alarm and sprinkler component replacement; building-automation and electrical modernization; selective finish and lighting replacement; and elevator and mechanical-space repairs. - Project team: HCM Design is identified as architect, and Dewberry Engineers, Inc. as MEP design consultant. No construction-management proposer or product OEM is named. - Budget: Estimated construction budget is $15,820,699; total project budget is $20,000,000. These are project budgets, not a stated fee for the requested management services. - Notable requirements: Maintain a secure worksite, minimize disruption to campus activity, coordinate deliveries and staging, follow campus access and safety requirements, and plan utility outages with the Owner. Relevant experience includes occupied higher-education facilities, large renovations and existing building systems, design-phase collaboration, and on-schedule delivery. - Schedule: Design completion is anticipated before phased construction; final occupancy is planned for summer 2028, ahead of student move-in.

Description

North Carolina Central University seeks a Construction Manager at Risk for pre-construction and construction services for the Richmond Residence Hall systems renewal. Work includes mold remediation; HVAC replacement and conversion to a four-pipe system; chiller installation; ventilation and plumbing upgrades; fire alarm, sprinkler, building automation, and electrical system improvements; and selective finish, lighting, elevator, and mechanical-space repairs. The notice lists an estimated construction budget of $15,820,699 and a total project budget of $20,000,000. The attachment requires electronic PDF proposals sent to Amanda Hodge by December 1, 2026, at 2:00 PM and lists a mandatory pre-proposal conference and walkthrough on November 16, 2026.

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