Site work and paving for a road / highway in Fairmount Hgt, Maryland. Conceptual plans call for site work for a road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

As of February 28, 2024, the plans are conceptual and a design team has not been disclosed. Summary Statement Chapter 61 of the Acts of 2022 as codified in ED 10-601, 10-646.4, and 10- 657.6 authorizes the Maryland Stadium Authority (the "MSA") to finance up to $400,000,000 for site acquisition and the planning, design, and construction of specific facilities proposed to be included in the Prince George's County Blue Line Corridor development initiative. On January 25, 2023, MSA and Prince George's County (the "Client") entered into a Memorandum of Understanding that formalizes the relationship and role of each in the execution of the work. Through this solicitation, MSA is seeking a highly qualified Architect/Engineer ("A/E") firm to provide the Preliminary Design Services outlined in Section 3.1 of this Request for Proposal (the "RFP") for a proposed fieldhouse as described in Attachment C to the RFP. If constructed, the Contract entered into with the A/E Offeror selected through this solicitation may be modified to include the Project Design and Construction Administration services outlined in Section 3.2 of the RFP. MSA anticipates that the Project will be delivered under the guaranteed maximum price via the Construction Manager at Risk method. Scope of Work - Preliminary Design The A/E selected through this procurement will provide the Preliminary Design Services as described in the Preliminary Design Services Agreement included in Attachment G. Preliminary Design Services include, but are not limited to, the following, as applicable: Preliminary Design (10 to 15% Schematic Design) Site Development/Planning Infrastructure Analysis Environmental Impact Analysis Archaeological Impact Analysis Geotechnical Analysis/Engineering Traffic Analysis (Ingress/Egress - Pedestrian and Vehicular) Value Engineering Quality Assurance Assisting MSA with Professional and Technical Service Procurements as requested. a. Services 1. The A/E shall work with MSA and the Project Team, as directed, to plan, schedule and coordinate building access, meetings and interviews with key stakeholders identified by MSA and the Client. The A/E will meet with the Client's staff as many times as the parties deem necessary for the A/E to complete the preliminary design. This may include, by way of example and not limitation, individual meetings, walk-throughs of the proposed site(s), etc. 2. The A/E shall conduct a kick-off meeting with the Project Team within seven (7) days of receiving a Notice to Proceed for preliminary design services. 3. The A/E shall become familiar with the types of spaces typically included in buildings with similar uses and occupancy. 4. The A/E, in consultation with the Project Team shall: a.) Identify qualitative and quantitative problems; b.) Identify factors that influence the existence or extent of these problems; c.) Identify consequences of these problems; d.) Ascertain space criteria requirements; e.) Determine number of square feet per person or purpose for the spaces; f.) Ascertain relationships of spaces for the various purposes (space adjacencies); g.) Determine ratios of net assignable square footage for specific space to gross square footage; h.) Ascertain equipment and utility requirements; i.) Ascertain storage needs; j.) Determine access requirements, including ADA compliance issues; k.) Determine technical, mechanical, electrical, security or other issues unique to use; l.) Understand the Client's objectives and goals for construction; m.) Understand the Client's objectives and goals for operations and economic return; n.) Understand the Client's project timetable and limits, criteria and requirements for project budget; o.) Understand other design criteria that may affect architectural design (i.e. accessibility, windows/natural lighting, and public versus private spaces); and p.) Understand energy use standards. 5. The A/E shall provide status reports and updates on the progress of the preliminary design as requested by MSA. 6. The A/E and Project Team shall meet on a regular basis to discuss the status reports and updates on the progress of the preliminary design. Scope of Work - Project Design & Construction Administration Project Design and Construction Administration services are described in the Architect Agreement for Architectural/Engineering Services Agreement included in Attachment H If constructed, MSA anticipates procuring the services of a Construction Manager to provide Preconstruction and Construction Management Services. Samples of MSA's Construction Manager contracts are available upon request. MSA anticipates engaging the Construction Manager at the Design Development Phase. The scope of work includes, but is not limited to the following: a. Schematic Design Phase 1. Cost estimating b. Design Development Phase 1. Cost estimating and reconciliation(s) with the CM's cost estimate. c. Construction Documents Phase 1. Cost estimating and reconciliation(s) with the CM's cost estimate. d. Bidding or Negotiating Phase e. Construction Phase Administrative Services