This request for proposals is for commissioning services for the design and construction of the $45,000,000 Bond funded Technology Education Complex of buildings for Rowan-Cabarrus Community College's (RCCC) North Campus in Salisbury, NC. The Complex is envisioned to include the construction of four (4) new buildings, and the renovation of space within an existing building. These buildings are: 1. Technology Building - housing existing Welding and Machining Technology Programs as well as supporting a new Metallurgy element. This building will include traditional classrooms, office space, student/faculty/staff support spaces, as well as welding and machining-oriented lab spaces, which would include industrial equipment on which the students will train, and flex labs, which would be flexible high and wide bay spaces where manufacturing tenants could set up representative production lines and/or equipment on which to train new employees. This is envisioned to be a roughly 40,000 sf facility. 2. Automotive Building - housing the existing Automotive Technologies Program as well as supporting Autobody and Painting elements. This building will include traditional classrooms, office space, student/faculty/staff support spaces, as well as automotive lift bays, which would include equipment on which the students will train. This is envisioned to be a roughly 30,000 sf facility. 3. Career & College Promise Building - housing 14 classrooms, Administration, Cafeteria/Kitchen, and multi-purpose spaces to support Early College High School and College/CTE Programs. This is envisioned to be a roughly 18,000 sf facility. 4. Fire Training Decontamination Station - housing spaces for training firefighters in the proper techniques for proper self and PPE decontamination. This is envisioned to be a roughly 4,400 sf facility. 5. Renovation of roughly 9,000 sf within an existing building on North Campus for the Fine Arts Program. Specific goals for the project are addressed in the Draft Technology Education Complex Owners Project Requirements dated 4/19/2022 (Attachment A) and the Commissioning Agent Services Scope of Work dated 7/27/2022 (Attachment B). The scope of work for this selection will include providing commissioning services starting with conceptual design, schematic, design development, construction documents, construction administration, and project close-out. The project will be designed and administered under State Construction Office requirements. The commissioning agent will be required to work closely with the design team, the CMR contractor, the sustainability consultant, and the owner. The Method of Contractor Selection has not been determined at this Time.
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