List Interview and Presentation.pdf

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RFSQ/RFQ -16278 Continuing Construction Management Services
Solicitation number
RFSQ-16278
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Leon County, Florida

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This document is a list of 26 vendors selected for interview and presentation related to the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice's RFSQ/RFQ-DJJ-16278 for Continuing Construction Management Services across four regional areas in Florida (Northwest, Northeast, Central, and South). The selected vendors include A.D. Morgan Corporation, Ajax Construction, AllState Construction, Inc., Biltmore Construction Co, Inc., Childers Construction, CII Contracting, Cook Brothers, CPPI, CSI Construction, D&B Builders, E. Vaughn Rivers, Inc., Elkins Construction LLC, Heard Construction, Integra General Contracting LLC, Johnson Laux Construction, Kaufman Lynn Construction Inc., LEGO, RETCOM Construction LLC, SCEC State Contracting & Engineering Corporation, Scorpio, Shaffield Building Specialist, ShayCore, Southern Standard, Tenant Contractors, The Morganti Group Inc., and WestScott Construction Inc. Interviews and presentations were scheduled for September 15, 2026, at 2737 Centerview Drive, Knight Building, Suite 1409, Tallahassee, Florida. Vendor prequalification was due August 28, 2026, and Contractor Experience Questionnaire responses were due August 31, 2026, with contract awards anticipated by October 6, 2026.

The scope of work covers construction management at risk services for remodeling, repairs, tenant improvements, mechanical and plumbing upgrades, re-glazing, waterproofing, and security enhancements at existing occupied juvenile detention facilities, with project values ranging from less than $35,000 to $7.725 million per activation. The contract term is three years from the date of last signature with an optional renewal for an additional three-year period. Construction Manager fees utilize a tiered percentage schedule based on Estimated Cost of Work, ranging from 17 percent for projects under $100,000 to 4 percent for projects between $6 million and $7.725 million. All firms must be currently licensed and registered in Florida, prequalified under Florida Administrative Code Rule 60D-5.004(2)(a), and demonstrate experience with construction management at risk services on juvenile or correctional detention facility projects. Surety requirements include a letter of intent confirming willingness to provide 100 percent Payment and Performance Bonds up to $7.725 million per project. Required insurance includes Commercial General Liability ($1 million minimum), Automobile Liability ($500,000 minimum), and Excess Liability Umbrella coverage ($4 million minimum). Up to three firms per region may be selected following negotiations.

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60D-5.004 (1).pdf PDF
Attachment A_Evaluation Form.pdf PDF
Attachment C_Contract Agreement.pdf PDF
RFQ -DJJ-16278.pdf PDF
Question and Answers.pdf PDF
Schedule Interviews and Presentations.pdf PDF
Questionnaire-Financial Information).pdf PDF
Addendum 1_Section 3.pdf PDF
REVISED TIMELINE.pdf PDF
Updated REVISED TIMELINE.pdf PDF

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List of anticipated Vendors Selected for Interview and Presentation

1. A. D. Morgan Corporation

2. Ajax Construction

3. AllState Construction, Inc.

4. Biltmore Construction Co, Inc

5. Childers Construction

6. CII Contracting

7. Cook Brothers

8. CPPI

9. CSI Construction

10. D&B Builders

11. E. Vaughn Rivers, Inc

12. Elkins Construction, LLC

13. Heard Construction

14. Integra General Contracting, LLC

15. Johnson Laux Construction

16. Kaufman Lynn Construction, Inc.

17. LEGO

18. RETCOM Construction, LLC

19. SCEC State Contracting & Engineering Corporation

20. Scorpio

21. Shaffield Building Specialist

22. ShayCore

23. Southern Standard

24. Tenant Contractors

25. The Morganti Group, Inc.

26. WestScott Construction, Inc.

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