Site work, asbestos abatement and renovation of an educational facility in Fairbanks, Alaska. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility; for site work for a educational facility; and for asbestos abatement for a educational facility.

The services shall be provided using the Construction Manager at Risk (CM@Risk) delivery method and shall consist of a Pre-Construction Services Contract with the possibility for award of a Construction Contract for construction and management services for the referenced project. The University reserves the right to issue a new solicitation, or solicitations, for construction services and/or for subsequent phases of the project. Summary of Work: The project scope affects all levels of Bartlett Hall and Moore Hall. Degraded restroom wall, floor and ceiling finishes will be removed to provide access to concealed plumbing and will be replaced with durable and low maintenance finishes. All horizontal copper plumbing and vertical cast iron stacks will be removed and replaced. Toilet partitions, bathroom and shower accessories and plumbing fixtures will be replaced. Mechanical ventilation systems will be repaired or replaced where required. Lighting throughout each building will be upgraded to energy efficient LEDs. Asbestos, lead based paints and any other hazardous materials will be surveyed, documented and abated where necessary. Sleeping quarters, lounges, laundries and other public spaces will also be renovated. Space in Hess Commons will be converted into ADA compliant restrooms. Refer to Attachment 1 - Project Description and Scope of Work for detailed information. Available Information: Public information related to the project and in the possession of the University is available electronically to all prospective Offerors. The documents listed below are informational resources only, and they are not attachments to the RFP. They are available for viewing at portal. 1. Bartlett Hall as-built drawings 2. Moore Hall as-built drawings 3. Photos of typical deficiencies and existing conditions 4. ACM sampling reports. These reports are from localized sampling efforts over several years and are not indicative of all known hazards. Basis of Award: Proposals will be evaluated by a Selection Committee using the criteria outlined in Section C of the RFP. Only Offerors meeting the minimum technical requirements outlined in Section C Part I - Technical Proposal will be considered during evaluation of price proposals. UAF intends to award a Pre-Construction Services Contract to the responsive, responsible Offeror whose proposal, conforming to the RFP requirements, receives the highest total number of evaluation points, price and other factors considered. Award of a subsequent Construction Contract to the successful Offeror will be at the sole discretion of the University. RFP Questions: Questions relating to this RFP must be entered on Bid Express no later than ten (10) days prior to the deadline for Proposal submission. User Groups: The primary User Groups affected by this project include residence hall occupants, Residence Life staff, and Facilities Services maintenance personnel. The project should significantly improve the quality of life for dorm residents while establishing a reliable and easy to maintain facility for Residence Life and Facilities Services.