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Construction Manager-at-Risk 

 
 

After searching for the best possible construction delivery method for a project of the size and scope of the new convention center, the City Council has approved the CM at-Risk process as the method most likely to produce a quality product in a timely fashion.  The NC General Statutes provide the basic framework for the CM at-Risk process, including planning, managing design and construction, cost analyses, scheduling, quality control and guaranteeing the construction cost (Guaranteed Maximum Price, GMP).  The selection of a CM at-Risk for the new convention center was based on responses to a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) (see below).  The City Council has chosen Skanska-Barnhill as Construction Manager-at-risk for the Convention Center process (March 2, 2004) after careful consideration of the top two teams, also including the team of Clancy and Theys / Mortensen..

 
CM-at-Risk RFQ Respondents

The deadline for responses was January 6, 2004.  The following firms responded:

Bovis Lend Lease, Inc.
Centex Construction Company
Clancy & Theys Construction/M. A. Mortenson Company
Hunt Construction Group/R.J. Leeper Company, Inc.
Turner Construction Corporation
Skanska USA Building, Inc./Barnhill Contracting Company
The following three firms were short-listed for further discussion (January 16, 2004):
Bovis Lend Lease, Inc.
Clancy & Theys Construction/M. A. Mortenson Company
Skanska USA Building, Inc./Barnhill Contracting Company
The City Council has selected the following firm to act as Construction Manager-at-risk for the new convention center.
Skanska USA Building, Inc./Barnhill Contracting Company

Questions about the CM-at risk process may be addressed by e-mail to Jeffrey A. Deal or to Wayne Baker