Construction Management Continuing Services

The City of Jacksonville, Florida is requesting qualifications from general contractors to provide Construction Management Continuing Services for minor CIP and CRA projects throughout Jacksonville, with proposals due August 20, 2026. Awards will be made to multiple firms on a master-agreement basis for a three-year initial term with one optional three-year renewal; individual task orders will not exceed $7.55 million.

Respondents must be Florida-licensed general contractors. Mandatory minimum requirements include a Local Business Tax Certificate where applicable, documented qualifying experience as prime contractor on a minimum of three completed projects in each requested Service Group (Horizontal Construction, Vertical Construction, Landscape and Hardscape Construction, Marine Construction, Underground Utility Construction, or Traffic Signal Construction), and explicit identification of Service Groups for which prequalification is sought. Firms must be able to obtain and maintain required liability insurance and enroll in E-Verify.

Scope encompasses horizontal and vertical construction, site work (remodels, renovations, energy management, ADA accessibility), HVAC, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, concrete, demolition, roadway reconstruction, traffic signals, specialty coatings, infrastructure rehabilitation, marine construction, landscaping, park improvements, environmental projects, solar installations, electric vehicle charging stations, right-of-way enhancements, and public buildings including fire and police stations. Each task order carries a mandatory 7.5 percent Construction Management fee on subcontracted work. Contractors must solicit minimum three competitive bids for each work item or self-perform with at least two competitive bids.

The City of Jacksonville Evaluation Committee will score proposals on a 100-point scale: past and present performance (30 points), personnel qualifications and experience (20 points), availability and workload capacity (15 points), approach and methodology (10 points), proximity to projects (10 points), and volume of prior work for Jacksonville government agencies (15 points). Awards will be made to firms averaging 70 points or more. Questions are due August 7, 2026. Performance, payment, and bid bonds equal to 5 percent of bid amount are required after prequalification and before task order issuance. The contract requires compliance with federal, state, and local law, non-discrimination provisions, prompt payment to subcontractors and certified Jacksonville Small and Emerging Businesses, and indemnification and insurance requirements.