Renovation of a mixed-use development in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Working plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

The owner has selected a Construction Manager. Step One of Construction Management at Risk for New Theatre and Fine Arts Renovation for the University of Mary Washington. All inquiries for information shall be submitted in writing by e-mail, no later than April 1, 2022. To: Patricia Canciglia Phone #: 540-654-1237 e-mail: pcancigl@umw.edu All responses to the e-mailed inquiries will be answered by April 7, 2022 and posted electronically. Pre-proposal Conference: None . Anticipated Construction Start Date: To be determined based on approval of construction funding Anticipated Construction Duration: Estimated at over 36 months for the overall project The project contains two components, the first is a new facility containing approximately 60,700 gross square feet of space for the Theatre and Dance Department. The second component is the renovation of DuPont, Melchers and Pollard Halls containing approximately 79,500 gross square feet of space and the addition of approximately 8,950 gross square feet of space in support of both Music and Art & Art History departments. The renovation shall include plumbing, HVAC, electrical, life safety system upgrades, upgrade of material finishes, art safety process exhaust improvements in art studios, acoustic isolation and sound control improvements for music spaces, reconfigured & improved circulation including vertical circulation updates, and partition modifications as required for reconfiguration of spaces to accommodate user program. Phasing and selective use of swing space will be required to ensure that all departments can continue to function while the renovations and new construction are implemented, but with the departure of Theatre Department from DuPont and Klein, flex space will be available to allow phased renovation. The project site for the new Theater Building is identified as the corner of William Street and Sunken Road and encompasses the area currently occupied by Marshall Hall. Site improvements will include arrival/ drop off; vehicular parking; service/loading area; accessible pedestrian connections to campus and surrounding community; demolition of Marshall Hall; up to 150 new parking spaces and outdoor space associated with the academic and performance program.