Site work and new construction of an educational facility in Bellingham, Washington. Completed plans call for the construction of a educational facility; and for site work for a educational facility.

As of 6/22/22 a timeline for award has not been established. Progressive-Design-Build services for the Coast Salish Longhouse project. Services are to include: geotechnical, surveying, regulation compliance, program verification, cost estimating, design and construction. Firms must have an established record of excellence in: progressive-design build, cost management, designing and constructing tribe facilities, sustainability, working with diverse populations and tribes, and employment of OMWBE certified subconsultants. At the discretion of the University, firms that are not physically located in the State of Washington will be required to affiliate with a qualified, in-state firm acceptable to the University. The GMP for progressive design services for this project is approximately $3,650,000. For project information and required submittal information contact: Sherrie Montgomery, MBA, AIA, DBIA, LEED AP Project Manager Architect Capital Planning and Development Montgos6@wwu.eduph. (360) 650-6519 The University will use the time stamp on the submittal upload to determine timeliness. Proposers are responsible for ensuring timely delivery of submittals. The University is not responsible for Finalists' technical difficulties in submitting electronically. Late submittals will not be evaluated. Submittal format requirements: Formatted in searchable *.pdf format. Include searchable bookmarks for each section of the Proposal, corresponding to the sections outline in Selection Search Criteria. Organized in accordance with the RFQ. The font should be no smaller than 10 point. If issues arise in accessing the RFP documents or the submittal portal, please contact Sherrie Montgomery. Western Washington University is one of six state-funded, four-year institutions of higher education. The University is located in Bellingham, a city of approximately 87,500, situated in the northwest corner of Washington State. The University is 90 miles north of Seattle, 55 miles south of Vancouver, B.C., and an hour's drive from the ski area on 10,778-foot Mount Baker. Western maintains over 60 permanent buildings on a 212-acre campus that sits along Sehome Hill overlooking Bellingham Bay and many of Puget Sound's San Juan Islands. Among other properties, Western Washington University includes an additional 88 acres of off-campus laboratory and classroom facilities at Shannon Point Marine Center in Anacortes, Washington, and a 9.8-acre student-owned facility at nearby Lake Whatcom