Site work and new construction of a municipal facility in Quincy, Massachusetts. Completed plans call for the construction of a municipal facility; and for site work for a municipal facility.

General Bid Deadline 8/5/21 Time 12:00 P.M. The City of Quincy is consolidating several municipal services into a single Public Safety Headquarters to be built on the 1 Sea Street parcel which houses the existing Police Station and fueling depot. Prior to the release of the future Public Safety Headquarters, the City will commence an enabling project that will facilitate the construction of the future Public Safety Headquarters. The enabling project, the subject of this request for qualifications (RFQ), will include work within and adjacent parcels to Broad Street and Field Street. Broad Street is bounded by 1 Sea Street to the northwest, the Department of Public Works building and operations yard to the northeast, Southern Artery or Rt 3A to the southwest, and Town River Bay to the southeast. In order to efficiently fit the future building on the site, the City has already taken via eminent domain, and is currently razing adjacent buildings. The enabling project will consist of the relocation the City's fueling depot to a parcel in the north west corner of Broad Street; Broad Street Utility and Surface Improvements that include the undergrounding of electric utility lines, duct banks, secondary services, installation of transformers and switch gear, sanitary and stormwater connections to existing structures, communication duct banks; upgrade of existing passive tide gate structure to install a supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) stormwater pump station; and the retrofit of the existing 39 Broad Street building for tenant fit out following partial demolition of the rear portion of the structure. Enabling construction is planned to start in late summer 2021 and will conclude in the spring of 2022. The estimated filed sub trade construction cost of $ 4,795,000.The Construction Manager-at-Risk selected for the Project is Suffolk Construction.