Request for Qualifications to Pre-Qualify Masonry Contractors for CP260341 North Slate Roof Repair

Advertisement Bids Sealed bids for: Request for Qualifications to Pre-Qualify Masonry Contractors for CP260341 North Slate Roof Repair Project Number: CP260341 Status: Active Due Date: 24/02-2026 Campus: Columbia Construction Estimate: 350,000.00 Advertisement Date: February 3, 2026Request for Qualifications to Pre-Qualify Masonry Restoration Contractors for:Memorial Union – North Slate Roof RepairProject Number: CP260341University of MissouriColumbia, MOArchitect: RMT Roofing ConsultantsResponses to this request for qualifications will be received by the Curators of the University of Missouri, Owner, via e-mail to Scott Smith ([email protected]). Project Manager, Planning, Design, and Construction, Campus Facilities, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri until1:30 pm, CST on FEBRUARY 24, 2026. Immediately following the closing time for receipt of qualifications, each respondent will be notified that their submission has been received via email. No other information will be provided at that time. The University reserves the right to waive informalities in bids and to reject all responses to this request for qualifications and advertise each project publicly. Questions regarding the Memorial Student Union Repairs please contact Scott Smith at 573-882-6800 or via email at ([email protected]). Questions regarding this process should be directed Jim Heckemeyer at 573-882-1983 or via email at Rational for Pre-qualification The University of Missouri has determined pre-qualification is necessary for the performance of masonry restoration on Memorial Student Union due to the highly specialized and complex nature of the restoration and conservation work being performed and the iconic importance of the building. This project will require a masonry restoration subcontractor with similar masonry restoration and preservation experience along with a proven track record of successfully completing projects with similar or comparable complexities. It is the University’s intent to pre-qualify a list of contractors to perform masonry restoration on these building restoration projects with estimated construction costs of $350,000.00 at Memorial Student. Memorial Student Union exterior restoration will advertise bid documents in April 2026. Contracting, shop drawings and mockup reviews will begin in May 2026. Mobilization and construction are tentatively scheduled to begin after commencement of May 18, 2026. These projects must meet aggressive schedules to meet the requirements of the funding sources. The terms subcontractor and contractor are used interchangeably in this document and refer to the respondent to this RFQ. This project will be performed on Historically Significant buildings that will be in continuous use. Each contractor shall minimize the impacts to the ongoing operations of the facility. The schedules will be organized around the academic calendar year and concert and events occurring in the Memorial Student Union banquet and meeting rooms, requiring detailed scheduling efforts along with a high level of communication and coordination with the General Contractor and the Owner. Only pre-qualified Masonry Contractors will be allowed to bid as subcontractors on this project. Project Description Memorial Student UnionMemorial Student Union stands as one of the oldest and most prominent buildings on campus. Five distinct structures and additions ranging in completion dates from1926 to 1950, make up the Memorial Student Union. A vast majority of the problems observed are commonly found throughout all the buildings. These problems are associated with deficiencies in the exterior of the building due to age, moisture infiltration, freeze and thaw cycles, thermal movements, and insufficient detailing at joints between the different building materials and building additions. The initial phase of the Masonry restoration scope of work was completed in 2023 and included the restoration of the Memorial Tower and West Elevation of the North Wing Addition. This phase of the project will include delicate masonry restoration, resetting of coping stones, and installation of flashing underneath stone coping.Anticipated Schedule for Pre-Qualification process RFQ Pre-submission Meeting: General Services Building, Thursday, February 12, 2026, at 1:30 PMReceive Electronic Qualifications (Via Email) Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at 1:30 PMInterview Firms (If requested by owner) GSB, Monday, March 2, 2026 at 8:00AMName Successful Prequalified Contractors Day, Monday, March 9, 2026, at 1:30PM Description of the Qualification Process Qualifications of respondents to this RFQ will be evaluated based upon financial responsibility, safety record, ability to adhere to schedules, past experience the firm and the firm’s proposed project team members which have performed projects of similar size, historic significance, schedule and scope and other information included in the qualification packet. The Owner will assign an evaluation team comprised of representatives from the Owner’s staff to evaluate and score the respondent’s qualifications material. A point total of 1000 points has been assigned to the qualification criteria enclosed here-in. A minimum of 800 points must be achieved to be pre-qualified. The university will notify all respondents after their qualifications have been reviewed and scored. The weighting of the points for the qualifications packet will be as follows: TAB 1 - 250 points / Organizational Questions TAB 2 - 250 points / Project Team ResumesTAB 3 - 100 points / Annual Work Volume TAB 4 - 150 points / Operational Methods TAB 5 - 250 points / Relevant Experience Irrespective of any point totals, mandatory requirements for pre-qualification include: -Successful completion of masonry restoration project(s) similar in value and scope by both the firm and the firm’s proposed team members. The successful masonry contractor shall not sub out any portion of masonry work to other mason contractors. -Experience modification rate of less than 1.0 for the General Contractor’s local office-No work-related fatalities in the last three years. Firms not meeting these mandatory requirements may not be prequalified. The Owner reserves the right to seek clarifications and to interview the contractor’s proposed project team members. QUALIFICATION PACKET: The qualification information required to be submitted is listed below. PLEASE SUBMIT ALL INFORMATION ELECTRONICALLY IN PDF FORM. THE PDF DOCUMENT SHALL BE TABBED OR BOOKMARKED AS OUTLINED IN THIS DOCUMENT. TAB 1 – ORGANIZATIONAL QUESTIONS 1. The contractor shall furnish a brief history of how the company was started and developed, when the company was started and a list of the primary officers who are involved within the company and how the company is organized. The contractor will be required to have qualified key personnel in the office and at the construction sites who have served in similar project team roles and had previous experience with projects of a similar scope and complexity. The contractor shall include an organizational chart showing all persons who will be involved with these projects and their roles and responsibilities. Include a graphic illustrating the percent FTE involvement on these projects for all team members. Include a short narrative for each individual detailing their past experience in a similar role that qualifies them for these projects. TAB 2 - PROJECT TEAM RESUMES: 1. The contractor shall furnish a resume for all staff listed on the organizational chart under TAB 1 listing his/her name, experience, time with the company and experience with projects of similar scope and complexity. Resumes submitted in this qualification shall be for the actual individuals that will directly supervise the work of this project. TAB 3 - ANNUAL VOLUME: 1. Provide yearly volume of construction work completed for the past five years. 202120222023202420252. Provide projected volume for 2024. Provide project listing and tabulation.TAB 4 - OPERATIONAL METHODS: List and describe the following: 1. Work performed by the contractor’s own work force. 2. What is the contractor’s E.M.R. Factor (Employee Safety Modification Factor) of the General Contractor’s local office? 3. What are the contractor’s Performance, Labor, and Material Bond Rate? 4. Based upon the contractor’s current and projected backlog, how many masons will be available as necessary to achieve these schedules? 5. Describe the company’s safety program. If written program, provide a copy of the table of contents from the manual. 6. Describe the company’s quality assurance program. If written program, provide a copy of the table of contents from the manual. TAB 5 - RELEVENT EXPERIENCE Provide a list of past and present masonry restoration projects of a similar scope and complexity as these projects with an emphasis on historically significant and occupied /higher education/healthcare facilities. Include the location, description of the work scope, date started, contract completion date, actual completion date, contract amount and change order rate by percentage of the original contract amount. Provide references with the contact information for each project listed. Do not include projects on this list that are not similar in scope and complexity to these projects. Provide a list of similar projects in scope and size your organization has completed in the past five years, listing the name of each project, owner, architect, and contract amount, date of completions and percentages of the cost of the work performed with your own forces. During review of these qualifications please provide, upon request, your organization’s most recent audited financial statement for further review. CP260341 Memorial Union Slate Roof RFQs Masonry Selection Reviewed 2026-02-10