CCGA-2524 Window Replacement for Academic Commons North and Jones Buildings

The state of Georgia has issued a design-bid-build (DBB) contract opportunity, designated as CCGA-2524, for window replacement projects at two campus buildings: Academic Commons North and Jones Buildings. The procurement seeks qualified contractors to comprehensively replace windows, with detailed specifications outlined in the attached government files, including a full documentation set, bid invitation, and comprehensive replacement plans. The contract opportunity was posted on June 17, 2025, with proposals due by July 17, 2025, providing contractors approximately 30 days to prepare and submit comprehensive bids. The procurement appears to require extensive technical capabilities, including precise window measurements, installation expertise, and potential structural assessment of existing window frameworks. Contractors will need to demonstrate proficiency in large-scale institutional building renovation, adherence to specific architectural specifications, and compliance with all state and local building codes. The attached 17MB plan document suggests complex technical requirements that will necessitate detailed review and precise implementation strategies.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, state procurement for educational facilities typically encourage participation from small, minority-owned, and disadvantaged business enterprises. The window replacement project likely represents a significant capital investment, though exact budget ranges are not specified in the available documents. The contract appears focused on the College of Coastal Georgia (CCGA), indicating an institutional infrastructure improvement project. Potential bidders should anticipate a comprehensive evaluation process that will likely assess technical competence, previous institutional renovation experience, financial stability, and adherence to specified technical requirements. Contractors will need to demonstrate capability to minimize academic disruption during window replacement, suggesting potential phased implementation or off-peak scheduling requirements. The multi-building scope implies a potentially substantial project value, though precise budget parameters are not explicitly stated in the provided procurement documentation.