Construction Management Services Tioga County Property Development Corporation

The Tioga County Property Development Corporation is currently seeking respondents with demonstrated experience in providing construction management services for the TCPDC, specifically related to overseeing the renovation of properties utilizing multiple grant funding sources including, but not limited to, Land Bank Initiative (LBI), RESTORE NY, New York Main Street, and ARPA.

construction management services, which will typically include construction inspections for compliance with construction documents, review of test results, payment applications/drawdowns, management of requests for information (RFI), change order review and negotiation, review and tracking of the construction schedule and quantities completed in the field, conduct construction coordination and progress meetings, and related CM services.

The CM may assist the TCPDC in their administration the projects including all construction contracts (prime and approved subcontractors) on the TCPDC’s behalf. The administration of construction projects may but are not limited to: reviewing contractor schedules, project updates, coordination of the contractors and subcontractors, notifying the TCPDC of any delays, reviewing subsequent schedule updates, and informing the TCPDC of operations and progress.

The CM shall attend periodic meetings with the TCPDC, consultants, contractors, etc. These meetings shall include but are not limited to: pre-bidding meetings to develop and refine renovation scopes of work, all meetings during the bidding and awarding process, and throughout the duration of the renovation projects.

Projects will include residential, mixed-use, and vacant buildings. Project scopes include a combination of gut-rehab and mod-rehab and, in some cases, demolition. The TCPDC will rely heavily on the CM to develop an appropriate scope of work for each property. Properties may be retained by the TCPDC or sold to private owners, most likely for homeownership opportunities. Some projects may have affordability restrictions, depending upon the grant funding source.

MWBEs and SDVOBs are encouraged to apply.