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This is a request for feedback on a draft Statement of Work (SOW), evaluation criteria, and pricing structure for Construction Manager as Advisor (CMA) services. The services will encompass program management, project management, and construction management for facilities and infrastructure projects within the NAVFAC Washington Area of Responsibility. Key responsibilities include pre-award planning, design, procurement, post-award construction, and post-construction activities. The CMA will manage quality, cost, time, communications, and administration, integrating risk management into all services. The scope includes managing various project types such as Military Construction (MILCON), Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (FSRM), and reimbursable projects. The CMA will act as an advisor to the government, supporting decision-making but not making final approvals. Services will be provided across project initiation, planning, design, construction, and closeout phases. Specific deliverables include project management plans, risk registers, schedule and cost baselines, and various reports. The CMA is responsible for coordinating with multiple stakeholders, including construction contractors and designers, while ensuring all communications and actions are understood to be solely authorized by the Contracting Officer. The request emphasizes the importance of compatibility with government systems like ECMS and Primavera P6. The feedback request is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a solicitation or commitment to award a contract.
The bid notice specifies minimum years of experience and education requirements for various labor categories, such as Construction Executive, Senior Construction Manager, and Senior Scheduler Analyst, with some roles requiring specific certifications like CCM, PE, or AIA.
The bid notice mentions that the CMA shall conduct construction site visits and inspections to verify construction progress and ensure compliance with contract documents, specifications, and safety regulations. The frequency of these visits will vary depending on project phase, complexity, risk level, and specific contract requirements.
