Demolition, site work and addition to a municipal facility in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Conceptual plans call for the addition of a municipal facility; for the demolition of a municipal facility; and for site work for a municipal facility.

Question Deadline 12/05/2024 at 5:00 PM CT Questions may only be submitted by email and should be submitted to: Tim Sullivan Director, Construction & Facilities Projects City of Tuscaloosa tim.sullivan@tuscaloosa.com The City of Tuscaloosa is requesting qualifications submissions from firms for Professional Architectural and Related Services for Environmental Services Division (ESD) Building Addition. Part 2 of this RFQ provides a general description and abbreviated scope of work for the project. This is a procurement of professional services and will be conducted in a manner to provide full and open competition. A select group of City staff will review all proposals and will evaluate firms based on criteria identified in Part 5. The criteria may include but are not limited to: Experience; Licensing and Professional Standing; Conflicts of Interest; Project Understanding and Approach and Quality Assurance and Quality Control. Upon selection by City staff, the City will start contract negotiations with the selected firm. Pending successful negotiations, the selected firm will enter into a contract for professional architectural and design services with the City. PART 2 - THE PROJECT AND SCOPE OF WORK The City of Tuscaloosa seeks the services of a professional firm that has the knowledge, experience, and expertise to perform the services as requested. The firm must be able to perform the following types of services upon request from the City: Professional architectural and related services improvements to the Environmental Services Plant Building to include an expansion of the building, relocation of above ground fuel stations and modifications to storage stalls. Scope will include basic architectural and design services, 3D renderings, schematic and final drawings, plans and specifications, estimates of construction costs, bid phase services and services during construction. Additional professional services may also include studies, investigations, evaluations, and engineering services such as sitework if required. The firm must comply with all applicable state, local, and federal regulations related to the services provided to the City. The City reserves the right to either expand or limit the scope of services as needed subject to negotiation and agreement in writing with the selected firm.