UNCC

The University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNCC) is seeking prequalification submissions for the Burson Renovation and Expansion project, managed by DPR Construction as the Construction Manager at Risk (CM at Risk). The solicitation aims to identify and qualify contractors for 33 distinct trade packages, encompassing comprehensive construction specialties such as deconstruction, concrete work, masonry, structural steel, woodwork, roofing, doors and hardware, flooring, mechanical systems, and electrical work. Interested contractors must submit their prequalification documents by February 28, 2025, at 5:00 pm, with submission options including delivery to DPR Construction's office at 200 Southside Dr., Charlotte, NC 28217, or email to Katarina Hastings at Katarinah@dpr.com. The project design team includes Page as the architectural firm, with key contacts Ross and D Fields, while DPR Construction will serve as the primary construction management entity. Prospective contractors should carefully review the detailed requirements and demonstrate their capability to execute specific trade package work with high professional standards.

No specific set-aside designations or enterprise restrictions were explicitly mentioned in the prequalification documentation. The solicitation appears to be open to qualified contractors who can meet the technical and professional requirements for the various trade packages. While no incumbent vendors were identified, the project involves a renovation and expansion of the Burson facility at UNCC, suggesting potential integration with existing campus infrastructure. The documentation did not provide specific budget ranges or award values for the individual trade packages or the overall project. Interested contractors will need to engage directly with the project contacts, including S. DeNard and Daniel Lieb from DPR Construction, or the campus contact at agergel1@charlotte.edu, to obtain more detailed information about the project scope, potential contract values, and specific qualification requirements.