Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for 911 Call Center Project

Cumberland County, North Carolina is soliciting a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for design and construction of a new 911 Call Center facility, with proposals due November 19, 2026.

The scope encompasses preconstruction services including design coordination, cost estimation, and constructability review, followed by construction oversight through project completion. The facility will be approximately 18,000 square feet, designed to accommodate up to 30 employees and include a large regional public safety training room. The building prioritizes resilience and safety as core design principles, engineered to withstand identified risks and equipped with redundancies to ensure uninterrupted 911 operations during emergencies. The CMAR delivery method requires the selected firm to work collaboratively with the design team and owner during preconstruction to develop project scope, schedule, and budget before transitioning to construction.

The project is designated critical infrastructure requiring specialized coordination with public safety entities and compliance with emergency preparedness standards. No estimated contract value, budget range, contract term, evaluation criteria, pre-bid meeting, or question deadline is specified in the source material. Funding sources and budget parameters will be detailed in contract award documents.