ARFQ TPK27-04 Charleston Moose Lodge Plans Part 4.pdf

This is a Scope of Work document prepared by the City of Charleston for architectural and engineering services related to the Charleston Moose Lodge renovation project, identified as ARFQ TPK27-04 Part 4. The document outlines comprehensive design and planning services for the adaptive reuse and renovation of the historic Moose Lodge building located in Charleston. The scope encompasses detailed architectural drawings, structural analysis, mechanical and electrical system design, code compliance assessments, and constructability reviews. The project requires the selected firm to produce construction documents suitable for bidding and permitting, coordinate with various engineering disciplines, and provide construction administration services during implementation. The contractor must demonstrate experience with historic preservation projects, adaptive reuse applications, and work within Charleston's historic district guidelines. Specific deliverables include site plans, floor plans, elevations, sections, and detailed specifications. The City anticipates awarding the contract to support renovation efforts that will preserve the historic character while meeting contemporary building standards and functional requirements for the facility's continued use.

The engagement is structured as a professional services contract with compensation determined through a qualifications-based selection process. The City will evaluate proposals based on firm experience, project team qualifications, understanding of historic preservation principles, technical approach, and fee structure. The project is funded through the City of Charleston's capital improvement budget, with specific allocation designated for the Moose Lodge restoration initiative. The successful contractor will be required to maintain professional licensing and insurance throughout the contract period and coordinate closely with City staff and historic preservation consultants to ensure compliance with applicable local and state historic preservation standards.