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As-Needed Construction Management RFP
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Opportunity Summary: As-Needed Construction Management RFP
Procurement Overview:
The City of San Diego, California, is seeking a Construction Management Professional (CMP) through an RFP for as-needed construction management services. This opportunity falls under the Engineering & Capital Projects Department’s Construction Branch, specifically focused on various Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects.
Project Scope and Objectives:
The primary objective is to provide staff augmentation and support services for the Construction Engineering Support (CES) Division and Construction Management & Field Engineering Division (CMFE). Key responsibilities include construction contract administration, inspection, materials testing, land surveying, and compliance reviews relevant to public improvements and private land development. The CMP will be engaged on an as-needed basis and will receive work through Task Orders defined by the Construction Branch.
Issuing Organization and Contact Information:
- Organization: City of San Diego
- Location: San Diego, California, US
- Contact: Robert Rose ([email protected])
Important Dates:
- Posted Date: February 26, 2026
- Proposal Due Date: April 7, 2026
- Pre-Bid Meeting: March 12, 2026, at 10:00 AM (PST) (Attendance not mandatory)
Contract Type and Estimated Value:
- Contract Type: Lump Sum
- Estimated Value: $3,000,000
- Performance Period: 5 years
Mandatory Qualifications:
Proposers must possess key technical capabilities in construction management, including:
- Experience with water and wastewater facilities, buildings, bridges, roadway paving, process facilities, and site work.
- Ability to provide materials testing services as part of the support services.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Previous involvement in municipal construction projects would be advantageous.
- Familiarity with California engineering standards and safety regulations.
Geographic Restrictions:
No specific geographic restrictions are mentioned; however, proximity to San Diego may enhance collaboration.
Key Technical Capabilities Needed:
- Comprehensive understanding and application of construction contract administration.
- Strong background in engineering support services, including compliance and inspection standards.
Deliverables and Performance Standards:
Deliverables include timely completion of assigned Task Orders and adherence to agreed-upon scopes of services. Performance standards will be evaluated based on responsiveness, quality of service provision, and compliance with engineering standards.
This RFP presents a significant opportunity for qualified construction management firms to collaborate with the City of San Diego to enhance community infrastructure through effective project management and engineering support services.
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The City of San Diego's (City) Engineering & Capital Projects Department (E&CP) Construction Branch (CB) including Construction Engineering Support (CES) Division and Construction Management & Field Engineering Division (CMFE) is responsible for providing construction management of CIP projects and support services such as construction contract administration; inspection; landscape architect services, arborist evaluations, and traffic control, disability access, and storm water compliance reviews, material testing; and land surveying services for public improvements and private land development which benefit the community, improve safety and comply with engineering standards.
The primary responsibilities of the entity retained through this procurement i.e., Construction Management Professional (CMP) will be to provide staff augmentation and support services, on an as-needed basis for the divisions within CB for various types of Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects such as, but not limited to water and wastewater facilities & pipeline projects, buildings, bridges, roadway paving, process facilities and site work. As workloads fluctuate in construction of new facilities and modifications to existing facilities, staffing requirements also change. The CMP shall provide construction management and other support services provided in the CES division such as materials testing on an as-needed basis to supplement CB. Work will be assigned via Task Orders as determined by CB on a project specific basis consisting of a mutually agreed Scope of Services.
Additional Information
Source
Sam.gov
Type
RFP
Status
closed
Contract Type
RFP (Request for Proposal)
Regions of Opportunity
San Diego
Reference Number
H2626763-M & H2626764-M
Contact Name
Robert Rose
Contact Email
Contact Phone
619-533-5235
Organization City
San Diego
Organization Province / State
California
Organization Country
US
Last Updated
April 8, 2026
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