11-Current and Future Workload.pdf

This is a Current and Future Workload form for the Atlanta Public School (APS) system in Georgia, submitted as part of a design-build solicitation for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School Pool Infrastructure Replacement project. The document requests that proposing teams provide detailed information regarding team member availability to deliver services to Atlanta Public School, with availability percentages to be specified at three intervals: current availability, availability in six months, and availability in twelve months. The form includes sections for listing team members by name and tracking their current project commitments, including the name of the project, client, construction value, percentage of completion, and estimated completion date for each ongoing engagement.

The workload assessment serves to evaluate whether the proposed team has sufficient capacity and resources to undertake the pool infrastructure replacement project at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School location (545 Hill Street, SE, Atlanta, GA 30312) without overcommitting personnel. By documenting current and projected workload over a twelve-month period, APS can assess the contractor's ability to dedicate appropriate staffing levels to the design-build services required under the standard APS design-build agreement. This information is critical for the selection process to ensure the chosen contractor can successfully execute the project within required timelines and quality standards.