FTCC - Thomas R McLean Administrative Building Roof Replacement

Fayetteville Technical Community College (FTCC) is seeking professional engineering, project planning, design, and construction administration services for a comprehensive roof replacement project at the Thomas R McLean Administration Building located in Cumberland County, North Carolina. The procurement involves a total roof replacement for a one-story building originally constructed in 1973, with additions in 1999, covering approximately 19,602 square feet. Specifically, the project requires a complete tear-off and replacement of both the original building and the 1999 addition, with distinct roofing specifications including new mechanically fastened tapered insulation, coverboard, and an 80-mil PVC membrane for the original structure, and removal and replacement of metal roof panels and gutters for the 1999 addition. Proposing firms must be licensed to practice architecture, engineering, or landscape architecture in North Carolina and must submit a Letter of Interest and Standard Form 254 electronically through the Vendor Portal. The proposals are due by August 14, 2025, at 2:00 PM ET, and will be evaluated by the State Building Commission based on ten selection criteria including specialized expertise, past performance, staffing, design approach, construction administration capabilities, and proximity to the project location. The submission must not exceed ten single-sided or five double-sided pages, excluding the SF 254.

While no specific set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations are explicitly mentioned, the procurement appears open to qualified architectural and engineering firms. The project contact is Rodney Rogers, reachable at (910) 678-8371 or rogersw@faytechcc.edu. The total project budget is $750,000, with funding sourced from the county. No incumbent vendors or existing contractors are identified in the documentation. The project requires integration with the existing building infrastructure, specifically addressing the roofing systems of the 1973 original building and the 1999 additions. The scope of work includes comprehensive roof replacement, involving removal of existing roofing materials, installation of new roofing systems, and associated architectural and engineering design and construction administration services. Proposing firms should demonstrate expertise in roof replacement techniques, understanding of the specific building's architectural characteristics, and capability to execute a complex roofing renovation project within the specified budget and timeline.