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Presentation to CMAA July 2004
GSA Public Buildings Service
Design and Construction Projects at GSA National Capital Region
Leonard Weiser, CCMProject ExecutiveProperty Development Division
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Presentation Overview
• GSA Mission• GSA Organization• PBS/NCR Basic Facts• Challenges• Opportunities• NCR Upcoming work – FY2004, FY2005 Budget • Project Stages• Procurement of CM Services• Desirable CM Attributes
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GSA Mission
Help Federal Agencies better serve the public by offering
• AT BEST VALUE
• SUPERIOR WORKPLACE
expert solutions, acquisition servicesand management policies
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GSA Organization
• Public Buildings Service• Federal Technology Service• Federal Supply Service• Office of Government Wide Policy
Geographically, operations are conducted through 11 regional offices throughout the country
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PBS/NCR Basic Facts
• Total building inventory of 87M rentable S.F.• 55% leased, 45% owned• Serving 181 customer agencies with 300,000 employees• NCR represents 25% of GSA’s national inventory
We provide project management services as owners’representatives
All other services are contracted to the private sector for:• Studies• Design• Construction Management• General Construction
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NOAA Satellite Operations Facility
Design Architect MorphosisArchitect of Record Einhorn Yafee and PrescottConstruction Manager 3D / International General Contractor P J Dick
New Construction 2/2001 to 5/2005
383,000 GSF$61.2 million
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U.S. Census Headquarters
Design Architect Skidmore Owings and MerrillArchitect of Record HKSConstruction Manager DMJM / Heery Design/Builder Skanska USA
New Construction 1/2002 to 3/2007
2,259,000 GSF$320 million
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FDA White Oak Campus
Architect RTKLArchitect of Record KlingConstruction Manager Heery, Tishman General Contractor Centex
New Construction 11/2000 to 1/2009
3,060,000 GSF$840 million
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Patent and Trademark Headquarters
Architect Skidmore Owings & MerrillAssociate Architect GenslerConstruction Manager Heery Developer / Contractor LCOR / Turner
Lease Construction 1/1994 to 5/2005
2,235,164 GSF$500 million
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Department of TransportationHeadquarters
Design Architect Michael GravesArchitect of Record DMJMDeveloper JBG
Lease Construction 11/1997 to 2/2007
1,999,794 GSF$417 million
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Eisenhower Executive Office Building
Design Architect Smith GroupConstruction Manager JacobsDesign/Builder Grunley
Modernization 4/2003 to 6/2006
692,000 GSF$60 million
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Department of The Interior Main Building
Design Architect Shalom BaranesConstruction Manager Jacobs General Contractor Grunley
Modernization 5/1994 to 3/2012
1,317,000 GSF$220 million
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Department of State Modernization
Architect KCCTConstruction Manager Jacobs General Contractor Sigal
Modernization Phase 1 11/1999 to 1/2007
1,100,000 GSF$138 million
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Challenges
• Funding• Project Timelines (5-8 years)• Customer / Mission Changes• Evolving Security Criteria• Customer Needs / Wants• Operating and Maintenance Cost• Life Cycle Cost
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Opportunities
• Nationally Significant Work that will Endure for Generations
• Design Excellence• Construction Excellence• Urban Design• Historical Preservation• Sustainability• Project Management
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Upcoming Work – 2004/2005
• CM Services– Lafayette Building Modernization
• Construction– DC Courts Parking Garage– Old DC Courthouse– DOE Germantown Sprinkler– Roosevelt Fire and Life Safety– Cohen Fire and Life Safety– Forrestal– FDA CDRH Lab
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Upcoming Work – 2004/2005
• Construction, continued
– Mary Switzer Building– FDA CDER Office Expansion– FDA Logistics Building/Parking– FOB 6 Façade Repair– Washington National Records Center HVAC Upgrade– FBI Hoover Electrical Upgrades– NEOB HVAC Upgrades– Theodore Roosevelt Reheat Coils
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Project Stages
Design ProcurementDesignConstruction ProcurementConstruction
Bridging Design ProcurementPreparation of Bridging DesignProcurement of Design BuilderDesign/Construction
Tenant Fit-Out, Move-InProject Close-out
Concept StudyFeasibility StudyProgram Development Study
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Procurement of CM Services
• Federal Supply Schedule• 5 Nation-wide IDIQ Contracts• Full and Open Competition• Set-Asides
– Small Business– 8(a) Small Disadvantaged Business – Native American, Veterans, Other
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Procurement of CM Services
FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE
Professional engineering schedule construction management
• Mini source selection• Scope• RFP technical & price• Evaluation (possible discussion)• Award
3-5 months to award
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Procurement of CM Services
5 NATIONWIDE (INCLUDING NCR) IDIQ CONTRACTS
Professional engineering schedule construction management
• Subject to maximum order limitation• Scope• RFP (Limited)• Evaluation (without past performance, previously done)• Award of delivery order
2-4 months to award
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Procurement of CM Services
FULL AND OPEN COMPETITION
Performance-based or Services-based (cost plus fixed fee, T&M)
• Scope• RFP• Evaluation (Possible discussions)• Award
4-6 months to award
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Procurement of CM Services
SET ASIDES
Small Business• CM firm size limit of $28.5M of gross receipts per year• Requires competition
8(a) Small Disadvantaged Business• No competition for under$3M contract
Native American, Veteran, and Other
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Desirable CM Attributes
• CM team that proactively maintains project schedule, anticipatory rather than reactive management style
• CM team that continually manages project budgets (monitoring, reporting, forecasting, with emphasis on forecasting)
• CM staff experienced with managing office construction, especially with change order process and funding requirements
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Thank You
• Questions?