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SOUTHSIDE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT - San Angelo ISD

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cafeteria and existing office to classrooms/computer labs/special use, expansion of<br />

library and construction of new office/campus entrance and cafeteria (approx. 30,000 sq.<br />

ft.); construction of a new pickup and drop off lane and additional parking; various<br />

mechanical/electrical/plumbing upgrades; installation of playground fencing and<br />

sidewalks and removal of portable classroom buildings from site, as defined and<br />

described in the Drawings and Specifications to be prepared by the Architect for the<br />

Project.<br />

2. The Construction Manager will be responsible for the printing of Construction<br />

Documents as required for bidding and construction. The work does not include<br />

inspection services, the testing of construction material engineering, and the verifications<br />

testing services necessary for Owner’s acceptance of the Project, which will be<br />

performed under a separate Agreement with an independent provider, as required by<br />

law.<br />

3. The Owner’s Estimated Project Construction Budget is SIX MILLION FOUR<br />

HUNDRED THOUSAND AND 00/100 DOLLARS ($6,400,000.00).<br />

F. Required CMAR Services.<br />

1. Pre-Construction Phase. Required CMAR services for the pre-construction<br />

phase will include involvement in team meetings; critical path method scheduling for<br />

buyout, construction, commissioning, close-out and move-in; conceptual estimating,<br />

preparation of detail estimates of developing designs and design alternates; regular<br />

systems analysis; value analysis, and constructability input to the developing design;<br />

early preparation of subcontract and supplier packaging plans; preparation of subcontract<br />

documents and selection process; identification of early award and long lead<br />

packages and early bidding and award if required; site investigations, and subcontract<br />

bidding and bid analysis.<br />

2. Construction Phase. The CMAR's construction phase services include: holding<br />

weekly project team meetings; sub-contract administration; CPM schedule maintenance<br />

and reporting; sub-contract claims and impact analysis; change and issue management;<br />

time and cost control, including claims mitigation; quality control and assurance; safety<br />

management; the coordination and management of all construction activities; payment of<br />

all materials, labor and equipment; preparing all daily, weekly and monthly reports of<br />

progress, cost, quality issues, claims mitigation, commissioning and completion<br />

activities; project records maintenance.<br />

G. District’s Expectations For Construction Manager At Risk. The District expectations<br />

of the successful Construction Manager and the reasons for utilizing the Construction Manager at<br />

Risk process are as follows:<br />

1. The Construction Manager is to actively participate in design meetings, bringing<br />

forward their expertise in construction detailing, cost estimating, scheduling,<br />

constructability, etc. to the greatest extent possible for the benefit of the Project and all<br />

parties.<br />

2. Construction Manager is to embrace the Construction Manager at Risk process<br />

to the greatest extent possible by keeping the best interest of the Project in mind and<br />

working with each team member in a pro-active manner.<br />

3. Construction Manager is to be forthright in all financial matters relating to this<br />

project to the benefit of all parties.<br />

Request for Proposals – CMAR Page 3 of 68 Rev 01/22/09<br />

<strong>San</strong> <strong>Angelo</strong> – Holiman Elementary

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