CMAR for Wayfinding Signage services

The vendor is required to provide construction manager at risk (CMAR) wayfinding signage services may be expected to input during the design development, fabrication, and installation phases.
- This includes coordination, procurement, installation, and any required infrastructure such as electrical connections, structural supports, and integration with existing systems.
- The CMAR will be expected to ensure all components meet design specifications, campus branding standards, and applicable accessibility and safety codes.  
- The CMAR will collaborate closely with the owner, design team, and stakeholders to support the following major components:
•    Site assessment and validation of the wayfinding plan.
•    Coordination of sign placement, construction details, and utility clearances.
•    Oversight and coordination of fabrication and installation.
•    Compliance with all local, state, and federal codes, including ADA requirements.
•    Budget and schedule management.
•    Value engineering and constructability reviews during the preconstruction phase.
- Pre-construction phase
•    Constructability review of site and construction plans.
•    Meetings with county and design team for project planning and resolve open issues. 
•    Develop sitework and wayfinding budgets.
•    Actively solicit subcontractor interest in the project.
•    Bid and develop the final guaranteed maximum price (GMP) per project.
•    Provide cost data and value engineering solutions as needed.
•    Manage the construction schedule and actively pursue solutions to maintain the final completion date. 
•    Self-performed work must be competitive and the contractor may be required to bid against other subcontractors for self-performed work.  
- Construction phase
•    Provide construction services according to the construction agreement and drawings.
•    Provide reporting, including but not limited to, construction schedule, updates, and minutes.
•    Provide all site safety management and compliance with osha standards and criteria. 
•    Manage a quality control program that meets or exceeds minimum industry standards.  
•    Coordinate all control testing and inspections.
•    Meet all licensing requirements.  
•    Provide services for project close out process and address needs during the project warranty period.

- Contract Period/Term: 1 year
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: August 25, 2025