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The document is an email exchange between Victoria L. Amerson and Stacey McKee from the City of St. Petersburg, Florida, regarding funding verification for multiple municipal infrastructure and improvement projects. The projects include the Southwest Water Reclamation Facility Digester 3 and Waste Activated Sludge Holding Tank (Project 25202-130), Enoch Davis Recreation Center Improvements (Project 23096-100), 7th St N, 50th Ave N and Vicinity Storm Drainage Improvements Part 1 (Project 19045-110), and Marine Structures Replacement and Rehabilitation. The Enoch Davis Recreation Center Improvements project specifically seeks a Construction Manager at Risk to participate in design process, perform cost estimating, conduct value engineering analysis, manage scheduling, and execute construction services.

The related state and local contract opportunity indicates that the Construction Manager must be licensed in Florida and will be engaged through a two-phase contract: a pre-construction services phase with a fixed fee for value engineering and cost analysis, and a construction phase where the manager serves as the single point of responsibility for project completion. Funding sources appear to be diverse, including potential contributions from the City of St. Petersburg (CoSP), Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD), and Federal Emergency Management Agency/Florida Division of Emergency Management (FEMA/FDEM). The project is located at 1111 18th Avenue South in St. Petersburg, and requires public bidding of trade contracts upon acceptance of the Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP).