North Carolina eVP #124-SCC11132026

Construction Manager-at-Risk services for Southeastern Community College driving pad project

Southeastern Community College is seeking a Construction Manager-at-Risk for a new driving pad and related facilities at its Main Campus in Whiteville, North Carolina. - Buyer: Southeastern Community College, Capital Projects office. - Requested service: One Construction Manager-at-Risk professional-services engagement covering preconstruction, construction management, and project closeout. - Preconstruction includes design coordination, constructability reviews, estimating and cost reconciliation, scheduling, bid-package development, subcontractor prequalification and bidding, and preparation of a post-bidding Guaranteed Maximum Price. - Construction and closeout include site supervision, safety and logistics, trade coordination, quality control, schedule and budget monitoring, contract administration, inspections, and completion documentation. - Project scope: A 500-by-500-foot asphalt driving pad, with a 250-by-250-foot northwest section in concrete; perimeter lighting; and a viewing pavilion with lighting, power, and water. The facility will support truck-driving courses and public-safety training, including Basic Law Enforcement Training. - Budget and funding: The stated total project budget is $6,405,000; funding is listed as OSBM and USDA. This is the project budget, not a stated CMAR services fee. - Named organization: MPS Architects is identified as the project designer, not as the selected Construction Manager-at-Risk. No product manufacturers or prospective CMAR vendors are named. - Notable requirement: The CMAR fee is to be a fixed amount based on a percentage of the Cost of Work and negotiated with the most qualified firm.

Description

Southeastern Community College is requesting qualifications from firms to provide Construction Manager-at-Risk services for the Transportation Technology/STEM Facility (Main Campus) Driving Pad. The project includes a 500 ft. × 500 ft. asphalt driving pad, with a 250 ft. × 250 ft. northwest portion in concrete, as well as perimeter lighting and a viewing pavilion with lighting, power, and water. The facility will support truck-driving courses and public-safety training. The stated total project budget is $6,405,000, and responses are due November 23, 2026, by 2:00 PM.

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