Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College is seeking a general contractor to provide task order services for various construction projects on its campus. The contractor will be responsible for providing design services, cost estimates, and construction management. The contract will be for a term of one year, with the option to extend for up to four additional years. The contractor must have a minimum of five years of experience and hold a commercial general contractor's license in the state of Georgia. The contractor must also have experience working with universities in the University System of Georgia and have a location within 100 miles of the college's main campus. Some key responsibilities of the contractor include:
• Providing design services, cost estimates, and construction management
• Developing and maintaining a master project schedule
• Coordinating and scheduling all work of all construction contracts and miscellaneous contracts required for the completion of the project
• Ensuring compliance with all federal, state, and local laws and regulations
• Providing a safety plan and logistics plan
The evaluation criteria for the contractor include:
• Completeness of submittal
• Financial information
• Adequacy of firm's resources
• Depth of personnel capability with relevant experience
• Firm's relevant project experience
• Firm's experience and special capabilities with task order services
The contractor must submit a statement of qualifications, which should include information about the firm's experience, personnel, and resources. The statement should also include a description of the firm's approach to construction management, including its safety plan and logistics plan.
• Firm description
• Firm's history and growth
• Description of firm's services
• Firm's experience with similar projects
• Firm's approach to construction management
• Firm's safety plan and logistics plan
The contractor must also provide a fee proposal, which should include the proposed fee percentage schedule and the performance and payment bond percentage schedule.
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