Site work and new construction of an educational facility in Sacramento, California. Conceptual plans call for the construction of a educational facility; and for site work for a educational facility.

The Robla School District (District) is issuing this Request for Qualifications and Proposals (RFQ-P) for architectural services to create a pool of prequalified architectural design teams for future facilities improvements and to assign a design team for a new Central Kitchen/Cafeteria at Bell Avenue Elementary School. The District has also issued a separate RFQ-P to request qualifications for the prequalified pool of architects. Responses to this RFQ-P will also be considered for the prequalified pool of architectural design teams. The RFQ-P is designed to meet the requirements of California Government Code Chapter 10, Section 4525. The District's improvements may rely on multiple funding sources, including local capital funds and State funding as they may become available to build new and modernize school facilities to meet current building standards. The lease-leaseback (LLB) or Design-Build (DB) methods of construction and delivery may be selected by the District. If the lease-leaseback is selected then the contractor will be expected to collaborate early on with the architect of record to provide constructability reviews of proposed designs, cost estimates, construction schedules, and a site logistics strategy, resulting in a design that meets District specifications, functions, budget and timeline. If Design Build is selected, then the architect will be expected to provide a conceptual design specification for the project Design Build Team. Design teams should be prepared to describe past experience with the LLB and/or DB project delivery methods and offer suggestions for improving the selected process. The new Central Kitchen/Cafeteria at Bell Avenue Elementary School is to be awarded to a single architectural firm for the design, Division of State Architect (DSA) submittal, and construction administration of a single integrated set of plans. Modular construction is planned for the project. The selected architectural firm will also be required to oversee the design, as a part of their agreement with the District, of the modular building manufacturer/vendor company to ensure that the complete project reflects approved program goals; this effort will occur throughout concept and design development, design approval, procurement and construction administration phases of this project.