Bayshore_HS_Site_9.2024.pdf

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CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AT RISK BAYSHORE HIGH SCHOOL HVAC RENOVATION AND CTE ADDITION SDMC No. 2026-04
Solicitation number
2026-04
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Manatee County, Florida

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This is a Construction Management at Risk (CMaR) project document for the Bayshore High School HVAC Renovation and CTE Addition, issued by the School District of Manatee County (SDMC) in Florida under project designation SDMC No. 2026-04. The project encompasses renovation of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems throughout the facility, replacement or repair of impacted interior finishes, optimization of energy efficiency measures, replacement of the kitchen server, enhancement of campus security systems, improvements to site features, and construction of a new Career and Technical Education (CTE) addition. The scope of work involves comprehensive upgrades to building systems and infrastructure to support both renovation and expansion objectives at the high school campus.

The document establishes the framework for a Construction Management at Risk delivery method, which provides for a construction manager to collaborate with the owner during the design phase with a guaranteed maximum price established prior to construction execution. Specific pricing terms, contract duration, bid response deadlines, mandatory site visit requirements, pre-bid conference details, and award timelines are governed by the formal solicitation documents and project specifications contained within the complete procurement package. The project is funded through the School District of Manatee County's capital improvement program and represents a significant infrastructure investment in modernizing the school's mechanical systems, technology infrastructure, and educational facilities.

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