New Allied Health Services Building Construction Manager at Risk

Pamlico Community College is seeking a Construction Manager at Risk (CM@Risk) for a new Allied Health Services Building project located on its Bayboro Campus in North Carolina. The project, identified as Project #2867, aims to expand allied health training programs by constructing new classroom and laboratory spaces. Proposals are due on Monday, October 6, 2025, with ten physical copies and one electronic copy required to be submitted to the college's address in Grantsboro, NC. The solicitation is open to North Carolina-licensed contractors and will be evaluated based on specialized expertise, past performance, staffing, construction management capabilities, and project approach. Evaluation criteria include ten specific factors, with emphasis on project-specific expertise, historical performance, staffing adequacy, and successful project completion records. Proposing firms must submit a Letter of Interest not exceeding ten single-sided pages or five double-sided pages, accompanied by a current Standard Form 254 (SF-254). Electronic submissions via email or fax will not be accepted, and physical submissions must adhere to specific formatting guidelines.

The contract opportunity is restricted to North Carolina-licensed contractors, with no specific mention of set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises. The total project budget is $15,520,000, with funding sourced from the Office of State Budget and Management (OSBM) through 2024 State Capital Improvement Funds (SCIF) under approved project OC-25 #2867. No information is provided about incumbent vendors or existing infrastructure that may require integration. The procurement is specifically for the construction management services of a new educational facility, focusing on expanding allied health training capabilities. Potential respondents should carefully review the submission requirements, as the selection process is rigorous and based on a comprehensive evaluation of the firm's qualifications, experience, and proposed approach to the project.