2002_Rincon Water Pollution and Control Plant.pdf

This is a project description document for the City of Rincon, Georgia's Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) improvements project. The City seeks a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to oversee immediate improvements to the existing Rincon WRF with the primary objective of increasing initial capacity and preparing the facility for future expansion. The project will utilize state-granted funds and employ the CMAR delivery method due to project urgency. The selected CMAR will initially provide limited preconstruction services, followed by immediate entry into a construction contract based on a mutually agreed upon Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP). The project scope is flexible, allowing the City to add additional work as the project progresses at its sole discretion, and the engagement is not limited to a single GMP or predetermined scope of work.

The contract structure emphasizes expedited delivery through preconstruction and construction phases with defined cost controls via the GMP mechanism. The project is funded through state grants directed to the City of Rincon for infrastructure improvements. The CMAR delivery method was specifically selected to accelerate the project timeline while maintaining cost certainty through the guaranteed maximum price framework, which provides flexibility for scope adjustments while protecting against cost overruns.