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DELTA COLLEGE – K WING ADDITION &

RENOVATIONS

Delta College

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PROFESSIONAL

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AS CONSTRUCTOR SERVICES

January 2, 2024

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Project Description

Delta College is seeking Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc) services in connection with a project titled K Wing Addition & Renovations on main campus, which is located in University

Center, Michigan.

The project currently has an approved total development budget of $5,701,700. The complete project includes proposed renovation and expansion to the K wing on our University Center campus. The project will consist of complete renovations of all existing spaces located within the

K wing including, but not limited to, interior finishes and architectural components, mechanical and plumbing systems, power and lighting systems, technology infrastructure and audio visual systems. Also included within the project will be a 4,675 square foot building addition and associated site work. The addition will include three computer labs and a student gathering space.

The project is projected to receive state funding in the amount of $2,423,200. It is estimated that approximately $4,337,627.33 will be available for direct construction/renovation with the remaining $1,364,072.67 to be spent on asbestos abatement, telecommunications, furniture, equipment, fees, etc.

Delta College’s Information Technology and Computer Science renovation (K-wing) received planning authorization as part of a fiscal year 2024 supplemental appropriations bill, Public Act

321 of 2023. The state capital outplay process requires two specific legislative approvals – a planning authorization, and a construction authorization. While the project has been authorized for planning, there is no guarantee that it will be subsequently authorized for construction and as such, any contract would be subject to termination.

It is anticipated that construction contracts will need to be awarded in October 2024 with onsite construction beginning in late February 2025 after asbestos abatement, and be completed by

August 2025 to allow for final approvals and occupancy prior to the start of Fall Semester.

The A/E Team led by WTA Architects includes MacMillan Associates Inc. They will be completing construction Documents in February 2024.

• It is anticipated that the CMc will be recommended for board approval at the February 13th, 20124 board meeting.

The files included in this RFP are as follows:

1. Request for Proposal – CMc

2. Design Development Drawings

3. Delta College Campus Map

4. RFP CMc K Wing Addition & Renovations Scoring Sheets

5. Delta BIM Execution Plan – K Wing

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The College has elected to deliver the project utilizing a modified construction manager as constructor method. The successful CMc firm will prepare a final project budget from the completed construction documents, and assist the Owner in obtaining bids for construction of the project. All trade work shall be bid to the College. The basis of payment for construction shall be determined with the use of all of the successful trade bids plus the Construction Manager as

Constructor’s fee. At the time of acceptance of the proposals by the Owner, the CMc firm will assume financial responsibility to provide all labor and materials for construction of all facilities as defined by the contract documents.

The CMc firm will be allowed to bid on trade work they normally provide in the course of their business.

Due to the scheduled completion of construction documents coinciding with the hiring of the

CMc’s firm, the Pre-Construction services will be abbreviated, beginning at this point, and include a final construction budget estimate and full Bidding and Construction Phase Services.

• Pre-Construction Phase and Construction Phase services shall be as defined under AIA

Document A133, 2009 Edition, Standard Form of Agreement between Owner &

Construction Manager as Constructor.

• General Conditions of the Contract for Construction shall be AIA Document A201, 2007

Edition, which will be adopted only to a limited extent for Pre-Construction Phase services and incorporated fully for the Construction Phase. The College’s modified versions of

A133 and A201 shall be used for development of a contract with the CMc.

The CMc technical and cost proposals are due back by 2:00 pm on January 16th, 2024. It is the intent of Delta College to review the proposals immediately, and follow up with interviews (if required) the week of 1/22/2024.

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL ON CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AS CONSTRUCTOR SERVICES

Delta College –K Wing Addition and Renovations

Proposal Requirements

Prepare your cost proposals based upon the Project Description, Conditions of Proposal, and

Outline for Scope of Services. The cost proposal should be submitted separately from the technical proposal in a sealed envelope clearly marked “Cost Proposal”. Submit six (6) printed originals and a pdf electronic version of the Technical Proposal and six (6) printed originals, a pdf and an Excel electronic version of the Cost Proposal prior to 3:00 p.m. Tuesday , January 16th, 2024 to Delta College, c/o Anthony Khalil, Planning and Construction Manager, office P029, 1961 Delta Road University Center, Michigan 48710.

The cost proposal will be used for reference in negotiations of a contract. Cost will have an impact on the firm selected for the project. Cost of services is important, but not of paramount concern.

Level of service will be an overriding factor in choosing a Construction Manager as Constructor

(CMc).

The proposal for the Preconstruction Phase services and Construction Phase services will be fixed fees. The final Work Cost Fixed Price (WCFP) will include the construction phase fixed fee plus all trade work costs which will be bid at a later time.

Delta College’s Information Technology and Computer Science renovation (K-wing) received planning authorization as part of a fiscal year 2024 supplemental appropriations bill, Public Act

321 of 2023.The state capital outplay process requires two specific legislative approvals – a planning authorization, and a construction authorization. While the project has been authorized for planning, there is no guarantee that it will be subsequently be authorized for construction and as such, any contract would be subject to termination.

Further information on this subject is outlined in another section of this document entitled COST

PROPOSALS.

Conditions of Proposal

A. INDEMNIFICATION AND GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE

The successful Consultant shall agree to indemnify, defend and hold harmless Delta College, its officers and employees from and against any and all general liability claims whatsoever arising out of or occurring during the performance of this project or occurring and occasioned directly or indirectly by its negligence or fault. Prior to Delta College entering into a contract, the successful construction manager as constructor (CMc) shall provide evidence satisfactory to the College of adequate general liability insurance coverage in this regard, naming Delta

College, its officers and employees as additional insured while CMc is performing duties under contract with the College. The CMc shall provide evidence of Worker’s Compensation

Insurance in the amounts required by the State of Michigan.

B. PREVAILING WAGES

This project will require the payment of “Prevailing Wages” (to trade workers).

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C. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT

It is the policy of Delta College not to discriminate in employment, education, public accommodation or public service on the basis of religion, race, color, national origin, age, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, height, weight, arrest record, veteran status, disability, ethnicity, familial status, or other classifications as required by applicable U.S. Federal, State or local law. Direct inquiries to the Equity/Compliance

Officer, Delta College, 1961 Delta Road, Office J101, University Center, MI 48710, telephone

989-686-9547, or email: equityoffice@delta.edu

D. NON-COLLUSION CLAUSE

By submitting and signing this proposal, the applicant declares that neither the firm nor agents of the firm’s business or any other members of the proposed team have entered into any collusion or agreement concerning any aspect of the proposal.

The applicant further declares that no person, firms or corporations, have or will receive directly, any rebate, fee, gift, commissions, etc., or that any employee or office of Delta

College has any undisclosed interest in the award of this contract.

E. LEGAL STRUCTURE AND AUTHORITY

Each proposal shall include the legal name of the organization and a statement as to whether or not it is a sole proprietorship, a partnership, a corporation, or any other legal entity. A proposal by a corporation shall also give the state of incorporation and have a corporate seal affixed, identify the principal place of business and its registered office in the State of

Michigan. Each proposal shall be signed by the person legally authorized to bind the consultant to a contract.

F. COMPLIANCE WITH LAW

Vendor, in performing its work hereunder, shall ascertain and comply with all applicable

Federal, State, and local laws, regulations, ordinances, all applicable trade or industry codes, regulations or standards. Whenever applicable, the following provisions will be incorporated by reference in the Contract or Purchase Order: (a) EO11246 and 41 CFR Part 60, as well as

41 CFR Subpart 1-12.8, relating to Equal Employment Opportunity; (b) EO11246, relating to

Affirmative Action Compliance; (c) ASPR 12-806, DPC No. 67, relating to Segregated

Facilities Certification; (d) EO 11701 and 41 CFR Part 50-250, 41 CFR Part 60-250, relating to Disabled Veterans and Veterans of the Vietnam Era; (e) the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and

41 CFR Part 60-741, relating to Employment of the Handicapped; (f) EO 11625 and 41 CFR

1-1.300 including 41 CFR 1-1.1310-2(b), relating to Utilization of Minority Business

Enterprises; (g) ASPR Sec. 70-104.14(a), relating to Utilization of Small Business Concerns;

(h) ASPR Sec. 1-805 and ASPR Sec. 1-1.805-3(a), relating to Utilization of Labor Surplus

Area Concerns; (i) ASPR 7-402.13 including ASPR 7-104.3 and FPR 1-7.202-14 including

FPR 1-6.104-5, relating to Buy American Act; (j) 453 PA 1976 S 209, 605, and 704 of the

State of Michigan relating to the Non-discrimination Clause; and (k) 278 PA 1980 of the State of Michigan prohibiting entering into contracts with certain employers who engage in unfair labor practices.

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G. PROPOSAL HELD OPEN

1. No applicant shall be permitted to withdraw its proposal for a period of 60 days after the time and date as set forth above. All proposals shall remain valid and binding for that period of time.

2. The applicant whose proposal is selected for recommendation shall not withdraw its proposals for an additional 30 days after notice of selection of recommendation.

H. COLLEGE RESERVATION OF RIGHTS

1. The College reserves the right to accept any proposal or proposals in whole or part, to negotiate further regarding any terms of the proposals with one or more applicants to achieve the best proposal as determined by the College at its sole discretion, and to reject any or all proposals, for any reason whatsoever, should it be deemed in the best interest of the College to do so.

2. Negotiation, if undertaken by the College, is intended to result in a contract that is deemed by the College at its sole discretion to be in the College’s best interest. Any such negotiation will use the selected proposal or proposals as a basis to reach a final agreement, if possible.

3. The College reserves the right to include in the contract for services other terms and conditions not specifically set forth here.

4. The College reserves the right to waive or disregard any informality, irregularity or deficiency in any proposal.

I. THE AGREEMENT WILL BE DIRECTLY WITH DELTA COLLEGE.

A Delta College modified version of A133 – 2009 and A201 – 2007 shall be used for development of a contract with the Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc). Selection of the CMc will be conditioned on the execution of an AIA agreement between the Owner and

CMc as prepared by and in form acceptable to the College.

J. WARRANTY OF WORK

The Construction Manager and its Subcontractors and Suppliers in connection with the work shall provide a minimum two (2) year unconditional warranty covering the quality and adequacy of all the Work including, without limitation all labor, materials and equipment provided for the project.

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SCOPE OF SERVICES

NOTE: All costs to be included in CMc’s fees unless noted otherwise.

Delta College wishes to have qualified construction professionals to assist in the development of the proposed Delta College – K Wing Addition & Renovations project. The architectural and engineering firms have been hired by the College to provide professional design services for the project. The project is to be completed in a timely manner and meet the College’s budget. Work required shall include, but is not limited to the following:

PART #1 - PRECONSTRUCTION

A. Provide one detailed cost estimate prior to bids.

B. Price construction options as required in order to allow the Owner, Architect and CMc to make informed choices to meet the design and budgetary needs of the project.

C. The Owner will supply bid sets for subcontract bidders’ use.

PART #2 - CONSTRUCTION PHASE

A. Provide necessary services to assist in the successful completion of the construction of this project. Included are services as outlined in "Standard Form of Agreement between Owner and

Construction Manager as Constructor", AIA Document A133 – 2009, Article 5 through Article

12 as modified by Delta College and the “General Conditions of Contract for Construction”, AIA Document A201 – 2007 as modified by Delta College. (The guaranteed maximum price referred to in the AIA documents will be a total of all successful trade sub-bids and professional service fees established by this proposal.), except for the following comments and revisions:

Article 4.1.1: Compensation for these services shall be established by proposals submitted herewith by the selected Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc).

Article 5.1: Cost of the work shall be the total of bids for all successful sub-bidders.

The Construction Manager’s fee shall be established by proposals submitted herewith by the selected CMc.

Article 6: Unless noted otherwise, all costs noted under Article 6, in its entirety, except Article 6.3 Subcontract Costs, shall be included in the proposals submitted herewith and shall not be considered reimbursable costs. Subcontractor costs shall be determined by bids to the Owner with assistance from the CMc.

Article 7.2.4: The CMc shall not be reimbursed for correcting nonconforming work.

Article 8: Insurance Requirements. The Construction Manager shall purchase

Page 2 of 4 – Delta College – K Wing Addition & Renovations – Scope of Services from and maintain in a company or companies acceptable to Owner, having an AM Best rating of A-VII or better, and lawfully authorized to do business in the jurisdiction in which the Project is located, insurance of the types and in the amounts described below.

Commercial General Liability

Owners and Contractors Protective

Liability

Continuing Completed Operations (Shall be maintained for at least 5 years following substantial completion of the Work)

Business Automobile Liability (including owned, hired and non-owned autos)

Workers Compensation and Employer

Liability

Pollution Liability Insurance

$5,000,000 each occurrence

$5,000,000

$5,000,000 each occurrence

$1,000,000 each accident

$1,000,000 each accident for bodily injury by accident, and $1,000,000 each employee for bodily injury by disease

$1,000,000 per claim with an annual aggregate of at least $2,000,000

This shall also apply to disposal site operator for the disposal off-site of any hazardous of nonhazardous materials

Article 8: Performance and payment bonds are required in the full amount of the construction costs and provided by a bonding company suitable to the

College.

Article 8: If the CMc fails to complete the project, the Owner shall have the right to rely upon the bond.

Additional modifications may be included in the final agreement.

B. Provide all services normally performed by a General Contractor including but not limited to the following:

1. Full-time, On-site Superintendent(s) and Project Engineer(s) – Retain same persons for duration of the project unless otherwise acceptable to Owner

2. Project Office Management - Retain same person for duration of the project unless otherwise acceptable to Owner.

3. Labor relations

4. Meetings with Owner, Architect and trade contractors.

5. Change order administration

6. Shop drawing preparation

7. Payment applications

8. Field office and its furnishings acceptable to Owner.

9. Utility, electric, gas, water, etc. monthly charges for services to the field office.

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Subcontractor bids will cover connections and disconnections of temporary telecommunications, water and electricity, etc.

10. Transportation, telephone, fax and copy costs related to contractors’ work.

11. Site layout and construction engineering

12. Temporary toilets

13. General liability, auto/liability, owners and contractors protective liability and workers compensation insurance costs

14. Bond costs

15. Coordination of temporary utilities and temporary heating required for building construction (costs of these will be paid by Delta College)

16. Daily activity report/log

17. Schedule, initial submission to Owner

18. Schedule, semi-monthly updates, may require updating weekly

19. Coordination of building cleanup/trash removal including unidentifiable trash clean-up.

Subcontractors will pay for their cleanup and dumpster usage.

20. Control of water and prevention of water damage within the building.

21. Site cleanup

22. Safety, security and fire protection

23. Rental of equipment needed by CMc’s forces

24. As Built drawings (record drawings) in electronic and paper forms

25. Punch list and completion services

26. Main office personnel

27. Accounting and payroll

28. Include overhead and profits

29. Postage/UPS/FedEx/duplication, etc.

30. Coordination of work of testing services/firm

31. Coordination of work of environmental services/firm if required

32. Accommodation of deliveries

33. LEED Documentation

34. Commissioning coordination

35. BIM coordination – refer to the BIM execution plan.

C. General Conditions AIA “General Conditions, A201 – 2007” with Delta College modifications shall apply.

D. Costs not to be included in CMc fees but are to be paid for by Owner.

1. Builders’ risk insurance

2. Project sign

3. Utility costs for the building for the use of water, natural gas and electricity

4. Temporary sheds (locations per Owner)

5. Trailer/field office for Architect/Owner

6. Construction document duplication and mailing of same

7. Testing services costs including soils and reports

8. Code review of construction documents

9. Temporary storage facilities for other than trade contractors’ needs

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E. Costs not to be included in CMc fees but are to be bid out to trade contractors.

1. Temporary roads and walks, including maintenance

2. Temporary pad for material laydown and trailers

3. All temporary lighting and utility hookups

4. Temporary construction fence

5. Temporary partitions and railings

6. Temporary weather protection such as window coverings, doors, slab frost proofing and roof protection

7. Rental of equipment, set up of equipment, and fuel costs for temporary heat

8. Dumpster rental for general trash removal

9. Control of dust

10. All permits required

11. Sales and use taxes, related to construction

12. Miscellaneous security including watchman (must be approved by Owner)

13. Rental of equipment used to accomplish trade work

14. Trade contract work

15. Control of ground water

16. Temporary stairs

17. Training of Owner personnel on permanent equipment

18. Final cleaning

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TECHNICAL PROPOSAL REQUIREMENTS

Please provide a written response to the following questions. This information will supplement the interview process (if required) and allow the Committee to review this information prior to the completion of the interview. It is important to provide detailed responses to all of the questions.

A. Business Organization – (Entity that will have the contract with Delta College)

1. Firm Name/Address

2. Submittal is for:

Parent company

Branch office

Joint venture

3. Year established

4. Name not more than two (2) principals to contact with titles and telephone numbers.

5. Name and location of Parent Company, if any.

6. Present Offices: City/State/Telephone Number and number of personnel per office

7. If submittal is a joint venture, list participating firms:

Has joint venture previously worked together: Yes No _ N/A

If yes, provide attachment listing of name and location of projects.

B. List number of personnel by disciplines at each principal firm and all consultants or joint venture partners.

C. Project Team Experience

1. Provide team organization chart indicating responsibilities and reporting structure of each firm and each key individual.

2. Provide a resume of qualifications for each key individual.

3. Provide references for each key individual on every project they have worked on in the last five (5) years. Identify role of individual on each project, the date of the project, the dollar amount of the project, and include name, telephone number and email address of appropriate persons to contact.

4. For the proposed team, provide a list of projects that this team has worked on together.

Include date and cost of project and each team member’s role in the project.

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D. Firm Experience – In all items below, also list any individual team member’s relevant experience, as you deem appropriate.

1. General Educational Facilities Construction Experience

a. What is your team’s experience concerning general educational facilities construction in the last 15 years? *

b. Which team individuals worked on projects listed? Describe their involvement.

c. Describe date of construction, cost, size and references, including names and telephone numbers for each project sited.

2. College / University Work Experience

a. What is your team’s experience regarding college/university work in the last 15 years?

b. Which team individuals worked on projects listed? Describe their involvement.

3. Renovation Experience

a. What is your team’s experience concerning renovations in the last 15 years? *

b. Which team individuals worked on projects listed? Describe their involvement.

4. Other Relevant Experience:

a. What is your team’s experience concerning other projects constructed within the last

15 years with aspects of similar character to that which we will face?*

b. Which team members worked on the projects listed? Describe their involvement.

c. Describe date of construction, cost, size and references including names and phone

* Do not include projects where no proposed individual team members participated in the project development.

E. Project Delivery

1. Describe your team’s quality plan for this project. What assurances would we have that team members would remain with the project throughout its duration?

2. What methods will your team use to develop cost estimates? Describe in detail who will accomplish the task and at what stages the work would be performed. Describe the deliverables to the College. Provide historical evidence of the effectiveness of your approach.

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3. What methods will your team use to accomplish a successful LEED certification effort?

4. What methods will your team use to assist in project commissioning?

F. Team Capacity

1. List all projects currently under or soon to be under contract, estimated construction costs and phase of work.

2. What other assignments will individual team members have besides this project?

G. Litigation

Have you been involved in litigation, arbitration or a claim filed against your company in regards to construction work in the last five (5) years? If yes, list occurrences and explain action for each incident.

H. Supplemental Information

Provide any other relevant or pertinent information.

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COST PROPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS

Compensation for CMc Services

COST PROPOSAL PART #1

PRECONSTRUCTION PHASE

The proposal shall include the following breakdown of the project team compensation for the Preconstruction Phase. Be sure to provide the requested information per the following breakdown.

1. Direct Labor

a. Provide the total estimated hours required for complete services for the Preconstruction

Phase as described in the scope of work.

b. Provide an estimated hour breakdown which identifies the following items:

i. Estimated hours for each person on the project team. Provide totals.

ii. Indicate the names, project assignment, estimated hours each person will spend on the project.

2. Fixed Fee

Provide a total fixed fee for the Preconstruction Phase, excluding reimbursables.

3. Reimbursable Items

No costs except printing costs of bidding documents shall be considered reimbursable. Include any other costs in Fixed Fee above.

COST PROPOSAL PART #2

CONSTRUCTION PHASE

1. Direct Labor

a. Provide the total estimated hours required for complete services for the Construction Phase as described in the scope of work.

b. Provide an estimated hour breakdown which identifies the following items:

i. Estimated hours for each person on the project team. Provide totals.

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ii. Indicate the names, project assignment, estimated hours each person will spend on the project.

2. Fixed Fee

Provide a total fixed fee for all work indicated in the Construction Phase. This fee will be a fixed fee and will cover all work typically required of a CMc for a project of this size and nature including work to accommodate the administration of changes in the work caused by normal problems encountered in a project of this nature.

3. Reimbursable Items

Printing of construction documents for bidding purposes are the only reimbursable costs to be allowed. Include any other anticipated costs in fixed fee amount above.

4. Scope of Work Changes

The CMc firm shall receive additional fees only for substantial changes to the initial scope of work and only for those changes requested by the Owner that are over and above an aggregate amount of the contract. Should the contract amount exceed $5,701,700.00 then the College will increase the Construction Management fee by 1% of the increased amount. In addition, should the total cost of change orders for the project exceed 15% of the construction costs, after construction bids have been received and the WCFP has been established, the fee will be increased by 5% of the excess amount above 15%. Trade contractors will receive appropriate compensation for changes in the work. Compensation shall include direct labor costs, salary related expenses and company overhead.

5. Cancellation of Project

Delta College reserves the right to cancel the project and contract at any point. The CMc firm will be reimbursed for work performed up to cancellation based upon the amount of work completed.

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INTERVIEW PRESENTATION OUTLINE (IF REQUIRED)

1. Company Organization

Company history, longevity in construction industry; diversity of construction expertise and services, i.e. general contracting, construction management advisor/constructor, etc.; general staffing at location of office that will expedite the project; financial capability of company/firm to undertake the project and bonding capacity.

2. Proposed Project Team

Qualifications and relevant experience of key personnel assigned to the project, including:

Project Principal, Project Manager, Estimators, Value Engineers, Scheduler, Superintendent(s), Project Field Engineer(s), etc. Elaborate on your company's commitment to maintain the same key personnel for the duration of the project. Identify the team member primarily responsible for construction quality control. Have this team member describe the process.

3. Construction Manager as Constructor Expertise

Construction Manager as Constructor or general contractor experience with relevant projects of similar scope; demonstrate experience with scheduling, value engineering, etc. Describe your approach to this project in terms of staffing and methods. Identify the team member primarily responsible for scheduling. Have this team member describe the process.

4. Cost Estimating

Describe your company's cost estimating methods and show history of success with similar projects. Identify the team member primarily responsible for maintaining/controlling the budget during pre-construction and construction phases. Have this team member give a brief description of the process.

5. Safety

Describe your company's safety program and discuss history of success. Identify the team member primarily responsible for safety during construction. Have this team member give a brief description of the process.

6. LEED Process

Describe your company's LEED process and identify the team member primarily responsible for implementing the process. Have this team member give a brief description of the process.

7. Building Commissioning

Describe your company's commissioning process and identify the team member primarily responsible for coordinating and maintaining construction related commissioning for the project. Have this team member give a description of the process.

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Proposal

Construction Manager as Constructor Services

Delta College – K Wing Addition & Renovations

January 16, 2024 to

Anthony E. Khalil, RA

Planning and Construction Manager

1961 Delta Road, B116

University Center, Michigan 48710

Proposed Contract Sum for Phase I - Preconstruction and Phase II - Construction

Based upon the Request for Proposal, this Bidder will furnish all labor, materials and equipment and will perform all operations necessary to complete the work required by the Request for Proposal for the firm fixed price of:

PHASE I - PRECONSTRUCTION – CMc FEE

Dollars

Preconstruction – CMc Fee ($ )

PHASE II - CONSTRUCTION - CMc FEE

Dollars

Construction - CMc Fee ($ )

Personnel:

Project Superintendent:

Project Manager:

Project Engineer:

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The Undersigned has visited the site and familiarized themselves with the local conditions affecting the cost of the work and has read and understood all requirements as outlined in the Request for Proposals.

The Undersigned has included costs for all labor, materials, tools, expendable equipment and transportation services, etc., to perform and complete in an acceptable fashion, all work required by the

Request for Proposal.

The Undersigned hereby declares that he/she has the legal status checked below:

( ) Individual

( ) Partnership having the following partners:

( ) Corporation incorporated under the state laws of

This proposal is submitted in the name of, and notice of acceptance should be mailed or delivered to:

FIRM NAME:

BY TITLE

DATE TELEPHONE

IN PRESENCE OF:

TITLE

If a corporation, affix Corporate Seal.

Submit two (2) copies and retain one (1) copy for your file.

END OF PROPOSAL FORM