Site work for an educational facility in Shoreline, Washington. Completed plans call for site work for a educational facility.

Dino Monioudis, Project Manager, FORMA Construction Company P 360.754.5788 EMAIL DinoM@formacc.com All questions must be made in writing and received by FORMA Construction Company and the Architect by 5/21 in order to be reviewed and responded to BP 31.1 - Earthwork and Utilities (Phase 1); BP 31.2 - Earthwork and Utilities (Phase 2) Status:GC/CM Seeking Sub Bids This is an invitation to bid on the above-referenced bid packages as part of the HEALTH SCIENCE ADVANCED MANUFACTURING CLASSROOM COMPLEX (HSAMCC) Project. Please carefully read the bid package description Scope of Work on the following pages for specific inclusions and exclusions and fill out & send back the bottom portion of this form indicating whether you plan to bid on one of these bid packages in order to be added to the bidder list. Please ensure you carefully review all scope of work content, alternate, allowance, and/or unit cost detail and fully fill out the correct bid form for the Bid Package(s) you are bidding on The Health Sciences and Advanced Manufacturing Classroom Complex (HSAMCC) replaces five existing buildings with the construction of a new 50,000 sf Health Sciences Building. The HSAMCC will meet the broad needs of the college, providing state-of-the-art, and multipurpose instructional space. The project accommodates projected enrollment while integrating collaboration spaces, faculty offices, laboratories, student study, and breakout spaces. The HSAMCC will follow best practices for flexible learning spaces, creating efficient facilities serving more students with fewer resources. The project will consolidateprograms more closely together to share spaces and resources to encourage collaboration and collective ownership. Visual connections between spaces will encourage cross disciplinary learning and strengthen the informal educational environments. Bidder has familiarized themselves with the schedule requirements dictated in the Project Documents. It is understood that liquidated damages are $2,200/day of delay and will be assessed for each consecutive calendar day the completion of the project exceeds the specified completion date. Liquidated damages shall be deducted from the responsible Bid Package contractor's contract by change order. The project meets State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC) criteria for new facilities and will provide a building with a minimum 50-year life cycle. It will have the spaces, building systems and technological infrastructure appropriate for contemporary instructional buildings. The buildings will be constructed with durable materials and sustainable building systems to reduce life-cycle costs and reduce environmental impact. Site elements and infrastructure elements will improve the overall campus storm water system and will improve life safety and emergency access to the central campus. Construction began in August 2021 and is expected to be complete in March 2024.