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CITY COUNCIL <br />WORK SESSION STAFF <br />REPORT ITEM NO. 6 <br />STAFF ORIGINATOR: Michael Grochala, Community Development Director <br />WORK SESSION DATE: March 3, 2025 <br />TOPIC: Public Works Facility Construction Manager as Agent RFQ/RFP <br />BACKGROUND <br />Staff is proposing to use the construction manager as agent (CMa) process as part of the public <br />works facility design and construction. Under this process the City would retain a qualified <br />construction management firm to assist with the overall design, management, and construction <br />of the project. They would work hand in hand with City staff, architect, and engineering team <br />to complete the project. Under this process the City would be bidding out components of the <br />project directly rather than relying on a general contractor. The CMa scope of services would <br />include: <br />Pre -construction activities: these include consulting on aspects of project design with the City <br />and Oertel Architects, creating parameters for quality, cost and time, constructability reviews <br />and cost analysis and management of the overall project budget. This would also include <br />development of a phasing and sequencing plan. <br />Procurement activities: these would include developing a procurement plan include multiple <br />bid packages, along with bid and award administration. <br />Construction Phase: these activities would include coordination of all subcontractors, vendors <br />and suppliers, prepare project schedule, lead change order review and dispute resolution in <br />coordination with staff and Oertel Architects, enforcing and maintaining quality of control <br />standards and review of contractor labor, materials and other costs. <br />Closeout: Management and coordination of final start-up, testing and occupancy, facilitate <br />commissioning process and compile all project documentation. <br />The CMa essentially covers the day-to-day project management, along with providing another <br />viewpoint during design discussions. We believe this will be extremely important given that we <br />