ESBD_File_331761_Addendum A.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- RFQ730-23086
- Issued by
- Harris County, Houston City, Texas
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This document is an addendum to an RFQ (Request for Qualifications) for pre-construction and construction phase services for the 49,000 GSF renovation of Building 701 at the Texas Medical Center in Houston, Texas. The project scope includes exterior building modifications and site work. The addendum provides responses to questions, indicating that there will be no building tour, but the contractor will be responsible for hazardous material abatement as part of the demolition work. The adjacent parking lot will not be used for construction access, and the contractor will need to provide a logistics plan. The Texas Medical Center will maintain the hardscape, trees, shrubs, and irrigation systems in the TMC Commons area. The most current CMAR (Construction Manager at Risk) agreement to be used is dated September 16, 2022.
The contract opportunity involves services for the renovation of an existing building in the Texas Medical Center in Houston, Harris County, Texas. The procurement is being managed by the applicable agencies and jurisdictions, including Harris County and the City of Houston.
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ADDENDUM A: Q/A Responses RFQ730-23086 CMAR TMC Building #701 Renovation Step
1. Will there be a tour of the existing building or job walk scheduled?
No. The extent of the building demolition will to the existing concrete structure (exterior façade and all infrastructure included in demo). The project address is 1441 Moursund St., Houston, TX 77030. Feel free to visit the project site on your own.
2. Will the project require any abatement? Yes If so will the abatement be the responsibility of the owner or the CM, and will the abatement be completed prior to the planned start date of 8/1/24? The abatement will be the responsibility of the CM. The abatement will be a part of the demolition which is also the responsibility of the CM.
3. Has there been a hazardous material survey of the building? If there are hazardous materials found is the removal/abatement of the material going to be part of the CMR’s responsibility? Yes, any removal or abatement of hazardous materials will be the CMaR’s responsibility.
4. The TMC parking lot on the northwest side of the building has parking spaces directly against the building. This parking lot’s entry and exit is also directly adjacent Building 701 and the building’s access on that side is through this active parking lot. What is the plan of reconfiguration of this parking lot for construction access? The University does not own the adjacent parking lot. The adjacent lot will not be used for construction access.
Access to the loading dock and the mechanical yard will be coordinated with TMC.
Can a site plan that identifies the limits of the construction access be provided? No. The CMaR’s scope of work will include providing a logistic plan to address construction access.
5. TMC manages the streets, sidewalks, and street trees throughout the Houston Medical Center. Is this the same for this project along Moursund St.? Yes. In areas identified as the TMC Commons, TMC shall maintain all hardscape, trees, shrubs and irrigation systems. Does this also apply to Braeswood Blvd? TBD.
6. On a recent previous project, the CMR agreement was the agreement dated “Modified September 18, 2019”.
The sample provided with exhibits is “Revised 05.01,2019”. Is the “Revised 05.01.2019” the one that will be used for this project? The most current CMAR agreement is “Revised 09.16.2022”.
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