Renovation of a mixed-use development in Oregon City, Oregon. Working plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

“The owner has selected a Construction Managers. A timeline for construction has not yet been established.” The General Scope of the Ocsd 2025 Bond Projects Include Major Renovation . All Proposals Shall Be Submitted as Set Forth in Request for Proposal, Rfp Number B04-2025 Requirements. Proposers Are Responsible for Submitting Proposals in the Manner, Format, and to the Delivery Point Required in the Rfp Documents. Attention is Called to the Provisions of the Oregon Statutes, Chapter 279. The Bidder Must Indicate if Bidder is a Resident Bidder as Defined in Ors 279a.120 and if the Contractor and Subcontractors Are Licensed Under Ors 701.005 - 701.055. Oregon City School District Reserves the Right to Reject Any or All Proposals Not in Compliance With All Prescribed Public Bidding Procedures and Requirements, and May Reject for Good Cause Any or All Proposals Upon a Finding of the District if It is in the Public Interest to Do So. John McLoughlin Elementary School: Construction Budget / Target GMP $19M Holcomb Elementary School: Construction Budget / Target GMP $17M Candy Lane Elementary School: Construction Budget / Target GMP $10M Oregon City High School Career and Technical Education: Construction Budget / Target GMP $3.5M Direct Questions to: Procurement Contact: Kimberly Davis Email: kimberly.davis@orecity.k12.or.us Deadline for Questions: June 27, 2025 Oregon City School District No. 62 ("District") is requesting competitive sealed and written proposals from qualified firms to provide Construction Manager / General Contractor (CM/GC) services for the OCSD 2025 Bond Phase 2 Projects. The general scope of the OCSD 2025 Bond Projects include major renovations at John McLoughlin Elementary School, Candy Lane Elementary School, Holcomb Elementary School and Oregon City High School CTE. The District intends to enter into a contract with the selected CM/GC firm(s) for the entire scope of work at each school site. The District anticipates this to be separated into three CM/GC projects. The District may award all three projects to one CM/GC or split them among two or three CM/GCs depending on the outcome of this RFP. Project selections will be determined based on qualifications, scoring criteria and capacity of each firm as outlined in the evaluation criteria below. The successful CM/GC candidates must provide a documented history of 1) Providing comprehensive CM/GC services on K-12 projects; 2) Familiarity with occupied, phased projects; 3) Experience working within an educational environment; 4) Experience working with District stakeholders and a diverse group of community participants. Proposal security or bid bond is not required for compliance with this solicitation.