Renovation of an educational facility in Tempe, Arizona. Working plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

“The owner has determined a prequalified list of construction managers. A Request for Proposals for CMaR is expected to be released in a future date.” Project Description a. Phase 1 of the ASU Utility Distribution Renewal project will provide critical utility infrastructure improvements to support current and future development on the Tempe Campus. The project will extend and enhance utility services to the new Tempe Campus Student Housing (TCSH) complex, improve the reliability and operational efficiency of the campus chilled water system, advance ASU's decarbonization efforts through the transition from steam to hot water utility distribution, and extend the ASU Technology dedicated duct bank infrastructure. b. The project will include, but will not be limited to, the installation of underground direct-buried chilled water and hot water piping, as well as the extension of the ASU Technology dedicated duct bank. New utility vaults will be constructed to facilitate connections to existing campus infrastructure and provide accessible points for utility distribution, maintenance, and future system modifications. Valve stations will also be incorporated into the utility distribution system to support connections to existing campus buildings, improve system isolation and operational flexibility, and accommodate future utility extensions as campus development progresses.The utility distribution improvements will require coordination with existing campus infrastructure and may involve modifications, rehabilitation, or selective improvements to existing utility tunnels to facilitate connections and tie-ins to the existing systems. The project will require coordination of utility shutdowns, tie-ins, phasing, and restoration activities to maintain continuity of campus services and support the safe and efficient completion of the work. c. The primary routing for the direct-buried utilities will be along Forest Avenue and Lemon Street. Construction within these corridors will require careful coordination of utility installation, excavation, traffic control, pedestrian access, and campus operations. The work will also include restoration of roadway and asphalt surfaces impacted by construction activities, with repairs performed as necessary to return the affected areas to an appropriate condition following completion of the utility installation. QA date - 10/01/2026 at 2:00 PM MT For purposes of this RFQ, the buyer is David Fleming, Dflemin2@asu.edu