Renovation of a municipal facility in Denton, Texas. Completed plans call for the renovation of a municipal facility.

Question Cuttoff Date & Time 6/28/2024 03 :30:00 PM (CT) Questions must be submissions by deadline via online. The City of Denton, Texas (the "City") is pleased to be accepting proposals and qualifications for a Construction Manager at Risk ("CMAR") to provide, without limitation, material, labor, equipment, supervision, and other services ("the Work") for the Service Center Facility Project. Construction for the existing Service Center was completed in 1980. The recently completed Facilities Conditions Assessment identified this building as being in poor condition and recommended a renovation. The Service Center is located in central Denton south of University Drive (US 380). This project includes the renovation and expansion of the City of Denton Service Center and surrounding Site. Departments housed in the Service Center will likely include but not necessarily be limited to Water, Wastewater, Streets, Drainage, Traffic, Tech Services, Sustainability, Parks & Rec, and Purchasing. The City will be using a one-step selection process in accordance with Texas Government Code Chapter 2269, Subchapter F, to select a single entity to provide pre-construction and construction services, using a Construction Manager at Risk contract. This project will consist of multiple phases throughout the course of the overall project. The main goal of the project is to deliver a new Service Center on the same property as the existing located at 801 Texas St. The expectation is that the new building will be approximately 70,000 square feet. Also included will be the demolition of the existing Service Center after the construction of the new one. The warehouse that is currently connected to the existing Service Center will need to remain in place with renovations/expansion as needed. The site will need to remain operational throughout the construction process. To go along with the new building construction, the majority of the approximately 35-acre site will need to be reworked to address needs for parking, drainage, storage, etc... Departments housed in the Service Center will likely include but not necessarily be limited to Water, Wastewater, Streets, Drainage, Traffic, Tech Services, Sustainability, Parks & Rec, and Purchasing. This will equate to approximately 300 employees needing space in the building with almost half of those employees being in the office full time. This number includes anticipated future employee growth. City occupancy standards will dictate amount of space available to each department. Key scope items will include but will not be limited to: o Covered parking for all City vehicles - approximately 600 spaces o Solar incorporated into parking structures o E/V stations o Water testing lab o 20 climate-controlled bays for maintenance, parking, and storage o City fiber ring o Printing Center o CNC/Sign Fabrication Shop o Fitness Center o Meter Shop Test Bench Facility o Backflow Testing Station o Traffic Management Center o Sign Controller Testing Lab o Lay-Down Yards o Wash-Out Areas o Exterior Storage