The professional services of the architectural teams will be based on the GSA Standard Form 330 (Architect-Engineer Qualification) format and should include information on community center like projects and aquatic projects, proposed project manager(s) and consultants and their qualifications, and client references with names, titles, telephone numbers, project names, and other pertinent data. The SOQ is limited to 32 pages total. Cover Letters, covers, and dividers will not count as part of the 32 pages total. For questions, contact Ronnie Clements, Project Manager, at Email address ronald.clements@fortworthtexas.gov or by phone, (817) 392-8014 The City of Fort Worth, in partnership with Fort Worth Housing Solutions, intends to replace the M.L. King Community Center with a new, approximately 30,000 square foot, facility and provide a new Enhanced Family Neighborhood Aquatics Center. The community center will include site improvements, including but not limited to gymnasium, fitness area, day care facilities, and meeting rooms. The aquatics center will include the pool, bathhouse, and associated amenities required for operation. The selected team will provide services, including developing the program in coordination with the Stop Six Choice Neighborhood Transformation Plan, creating architectural and engineering designs, reviewing and compiling budgets and recommending furniture, furnishings and equipment. The City intends to request statements of qualifications from qualified Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) contractors who will perform pre-construction during the design phase to assist with constructability issues and estimating. The combined project construction budget is approximately $20,000,000. The method of contractor selection has not been determined at this time.
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