New Park Development at Powderhorn State Park

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1210003 Powderhorn SP CMR
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Texas
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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is seeking a Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) for the New Park Development at Powderhorn State Park, a comprehensive project involving the development of a 2,286-acre state park in Calhoun County. The procurement is a two-step evaluation process for pre-construction and construction services, with proposals due on September 30, 2025, at 2:00 PM CT. A mandatory online pre-proposal conference is scheduled for September 2, 2025, with optional site visits on September 3 and 4, 2025. The project requires developing extensive park infrastructure, including a visitor center, park headquarters, recreation hall, historic ranch house restoration, camping facilities, trails, parking areas, and utilities infrastructure. Key deliverables include sustainable systems like solar power, green stormwater infrastructure, rain-water collection, electric charging stations, and wind turbines. Evaluation criteria will focus on "best value" based on qualifications, with proposers required to demonstrate financial capability, provide bonding information, and showcase experience with complex infrastructure projects. The total contract performance period is estimated at 1,440 calendar days, comprising 640 days for preconstruction and 800 days for construction.

The project includes a Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) subcontracting plan with a goal of 11.2 percent for heavy construction, indicating opportunities for disadvantaged business enterprises. The Construction Cost Limitation is set at $62.1 million, which encompasses the Construction Management Fee, General Conditions, Cost of Work, Contractor's Construction Contingency, and Guaranteed Maximum Price. The total estimated project budget is $53 million, funded by state resources and subject to state jurisdiction requirements. Proposers must submit detailed qualifications demonstrating experience with similar complex infrastructure projects, with the Owner reserving the right to evaluate proposals for completing all or part of the project. The development will require extensive utilities infrastructure, including water, wastewater, electrical, teledata, security, and radio systems. Facilities to be constructed range from visitor complexes and fishing piers to maintenance buildings and residences, with an emphasis on sustainable and innovative design approaches.

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1210003_RFP_CMR_Powderhorn.pdf PDF
ESBD_440677_1755177788014_1210003_NoticetoOfferorsCMR.pdf PDF

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