Renovation of a medical facility in Minot, North Dakota. Completed plans call for the renovation of a medical facility.

Requesting proposals from individuals/firms for Agency Construction Management Services. General renovation of the former Trinity Health Building, 120 Burdick Expwy., Minot, ND. Dakota College at Bottineau (DCB) is requesting proposals from capable individuals or firms for Agency Construction Management (ACM) services. This solicitation is for services provided to a state agency, with the authority and selection process regulated by North Dakota Century Code chapter 48-01.2-19. The construction project to be managed is the DCB and MiSU Career and Technical Education Center. It is a general renovation of the former Trinity Health Building located at 120 Burdick Expressway, Minot, North Dakota. The scope of work to be provided by the selected individual or firm will include, but is not limited to the following: 1. Assist the design consultants with the development of appropriate bid packages for construction work that can be completed prior to March 1, 2023. 2. Coordinate the work between various trade groups to provide timely and efficient execution of the project. 3. Review requests for payment to comply with Davis - Bacon federal payroll requirements as well as work completed or installed, and subsequently advise the design consultant of same. 4. Act in the fiduciary interests of the Owner (DCB) throughout the project to ensure performance of the various construction contracts is appropriate and reasonable. 5. Routinely meet with contractors, design consultant, and owner to ensure schedules and budgets are maintained. All project costs are funded through the federal government via the Housing and Urban Development department, with the City of Minot identified as the primary recipient of funds, and DCB as the subrecipient responsible for legitimate and lawful disbursement of same. Proposals must address the following criteria and include a proposed fee for services based on hourly rates. Note that the successful applicant will remain an independent contractor, and not an employee of DCB. 1. The past performance of the person with respect to prior public improvements. 2. The qualifications of proposed personnel. 3. The willingness to meet time and budget requirements of the governing body. 4. The business location of the person. 5. The recent, current, and projected workloads of the person. 6. Any related experience performing agency construction management services on projects of comparable size and scope. 7. Any recent or current work by the person for the agency (DCB). 8. The ability of the person to provide the bond for the person's portion of the work on the public improvement. 9. The possession by the person of a class A contractor's license 10. The methods proposed by the person for successfully completing the project as a construction manager. Any information included within the request for proposals which differs or conflicts with NDCC 48-01.2-19 is unintentional, with all requirements of the statute taking precedence. All responses to this request for proposals are due no later than April 29, 2022. All responses will be reviewed by the selection committee, with interviews of the top three candidates conducted no later than 1 week following the receipt of proposals by the Owner.