ID 575767
Archived
Mecklenburg County
Owner Reference: FY21-CMAR-01
Bid Date: 03/04/2021 at 02:00pm
Estimate: $89.2 Million
This Request for Qualifications is issued by the City of Charlotte to acquire the services of a Construction Manager at Risk (“CMAR” and/or “Proposer”) for Charlotte Water’s (CLTWater) Mallard Creek Water Reclamation Facility, Phase 1 Improvements (Project). The estimate for the Project is $89.2million. CLTWater is accepting Statements of Qualifications from Proposers whose combination of experience and personnel will provide timely professional services to CLTWater for this project. Detailed design involving the CMAR is expected to be initiated in the second quarter of 2021. Final design, permitting and bidding are expected to be completed within 18 months of the project initiation with the CMAR. The WRF Phase 1 construction is scheduled to start in the fourth quarter of 2022 with an overall construction duration of 4 years. An early, 2-year construction completion, of the new influent pumping station will be required in order to coordinate design and synchronize construction activities with a simultaneous and separate Design-Build construction project of the Mallard Creek Interceptor improvement. The Mallard Creek Interceptor improvement project is a multi-phased sewer improvement project that will extend from the Mallard WRF influent pumping station, to Toby Creek, near North Tryon Street, in its first phase. With program management oversight from Brown and Caldwell, the CMAR will coordinate work with the DB team for the interceptor design and construction within the plant site. While the CMAR may not have a direct responsibility associated with design and construction of the interceptor project, close coordination will be required with the connection to the influent pumping station. The Phase 1 liquid process train improvements include a new influent pumping station (IPS) building, new flow equalization facilities, new alkalinity storage and feed facilities, plant drain piping improvements for centrate equalization, and rehabilitation of the area that serves grit-removal, day tank storage and intermediate pumping. The estimated construction cost for the liquid process upgrade is $65.2 million. Phase 1 Solids train improvements include a new sludge screening facility, primary sludge pumping station improvements, digester sludge heating and biogas safety improvements, solids handling building improvements, and dewatered cake storage pad improvements that are estimated at $24 million. It is the intent of CLTWater to utilize the CMAR collaborative delivery method to complete the Phase 1 solids and liquid process detailed design and construct the upgrades. Both aspects of the project will be delivered together as a single construction project under the CMAR
City of Charlotte (Charlotte Water Authority) NC)
Abby Dolan
(980) 229-7475
Published 02/17/2021 on Construction Bid Source
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