NC Department of Public Safety - NC National Guard (NCNG) – Construction Facilities Management Office (CFMO)

The North Carolina Department of Public Safety - NC National Guard (NCNG) Construction Facilities Management Office is seeking design services for the Fort Liberty RTI Pavilion project located at 4595 Butner Road, Fort Liberty, NC. The procurement involves designing a 48' x 60' Regional Training Institute pavilion on a concrete pad, complete with power, lighting, and water infrastructure to serve as an outdoor classroom for the 139th Regiment Military Academy. Required deliverables include comprehensive design documents with electrical outlets, lighting, trash receptacles, modular outdoor seating, and storage solutions. Firms must be licensed to practice Architecture, Engineering, or Landscape Architecture in North Carolina and will need to conduct investigative services to locate underground utilities, assess elevation changes, and analyze three potential construction areas. Letters of Interest are due by January 31, 2025, with three copies of SF-254 forms to be submitted to the NCNG-CFMO-DCM office in Raleigh. The project requires adherence to both state and federal guidelines, including the NC State Construction Manual and various Army/DoD facility criteria.

The project is fully funded through federal funds with a total budget of $800,000, specifically identified under OC-25 #202570920545. Initial design funds are secured for 100% design through Construction Documents, with subsequent bidding, construction administration, and closeout phases contingent on additional federal funding. No specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises were explicitly mentioned in the procurement documents. The project does not indicate any incumbent vendors or require integration with existing infrastructure. Previous submissions from the original advertisement remain valid and do not require resubmission. Proposing firms should note that while the total project budget is $800,000, the current procurement is focused on design services, with future phases dependent on securing additional federal funding.