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Project Scope

  • Construction of a new approximately 25,000 SF building to serve as a place to welcome visitors, prospective students, parents, and visitors to UNCW’s main campus. It will likely include a lobby, flexible meeting space, administrative offices, and retail space.
  • Project budget is $9,736,389
  • The proposed site is at the corner of Randall Drive and Wagoner Drive near the north entrance to campus. The site is adjacent to the existing Kenan Auditorium, and it is anticipated that the two facilities will functionally complement each other. Sitework will include landscaped outdoor gathering space and a connection to the auditorium.
  • The anticipated construction delivery method is Construction Manager at Risk.

Submission Requirements

Response should be electronically submitted in PDF format, a maximum of 20 letter-size pages excluding SF-330 form. Maximum file size is 10MB. Submit one (1) copy via email to jordank@uncw.edu. It is the submitting firm’s responsibility to ensure the document has been received by the due date and time. Include the following information:

  • Title page showing UNCW Welcome Center Design Submission, firm name, date of submission
  • Letter of interest
  • Table of Contents
  • Specialized or appropriate expertise in the type of project
  • Past performance on similar projects
  • Adequate staff and proposed design or consultant team for the project
  • Current workload and state projects awarded
  • Proposed design approach for the project including design team and consultants
  • Recent experience with project costs and schedules
  • Construction administration capabilities
  • Proximity to and familiarity with the area where project is located
  • Record of successfully completed projects without major legal or technical problems
  • Other factors that may be appropriate for the project
  • HUB participation on the design team/consultants
  • SF330 for Architect-Engineering qualifications 

Anticipated Schedule

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9/5/24

Pre-submission Meeting

9/10/24

RFQ Submission Deadline

9/25/24

Short-list

10/2/24

Interviews

Week of 10/7/24

Board of Trustees Selection

10/24-25/24

Notification of Selection

10/30/24

Pre-submittal Meeting

The pre-submittal meeting was held virtually on Tuesday, September 10 at 2:30PM via Zoom. Below is a link to the presentation from the pre-submittal meeting:

Welcome Center Pre-submittal Presentation

This document is intended for print purposes. If you need this in another format, please contact Kelli Jordan at 910-899-6382 or jordank@uncw.edu

Pre-Submittal Meeting Attendee List

Pre-submittal meeting attendee list
310 Architecture + Interiors Emily Walser
Barton Associates Nathan Birkedal
Becker Morgan Group Brad A. Hastings
Becker Morgan Group Emily Davis
BHDP Architecture Tom Sens
CLH design, p.a Melissa Richards
CMTA Tracy Pell
Duda|Paine Architects J. Scott Shell
Duda|Paine Architects Jane Bamford
Glave & Holmes Architecture Crystal Jones
Glave & Holmes Architecture Kevin Svensen
Hanbury Daina Januska
Hanbury Jesse Green
in situ studio Zach Hoffman
Innovative Design, Inc. Louis Gerics
Jenkins Peer Architects Ashley Parrish
LAMBERT Architecture + Interiors Kelly Hook
Lynch Mykins Structural Engineers Emily Flickinger
Lynch Mykins Structural Engineers Scott Francis
Moseley Architects Ashlin Hatcher
Moseley Architects Brad Lockwood
Moseley Architects Lauren Jones
O'Brien Atkins Alyssa Holland
Perkins&Will Jennifer Ingram
Perkins&Will Jessica Figenholtz
Perkins&Will Payton Calhoun
Salas O'Brien Dalton Smith
Steven Holl Architects Yvonne Fang
Stuart McCormick Stuart McCormick
Szostak Design Janice Wang

Question and Answers

The following is a list of questions and responses from the UNCW Welcome Center RFQ.

  1. Since the SF-330 form includes team resumes, should they be duplicated in the 20-page document.
    Yes. The format can be different.

  2. Is the $9.7K the project cost or construction cost?
    It is the approved project cost. We know the project budget will likely need to be increased after the AP phase.

  3. What is meant by “interactive gallery and display”?
    The lobby should have a reception desk and allow staff to greet visitors. The gallery should have displays to tell the UNCW story and possibly have touch screen interactive displays.

  4. Will the gallery and display equipment be part of the project cost?
    It will likely be separate, but it needs to be identified and planned during design in order to have adequate power, etc

  5. Are there any sustainability goals?
    We design to LEED Silver guidelines, but do not go through the certification process.

  6. Will a list of attendees be available?
    Yes. It will be posted on the UNCW web site.

  7. If a design team wishes to submit for this project and the Kenan Auditorium project, should they submit two separate responses?
    Yes.

  8. Are the 20 pages at the front of the Submission intended to answer the bullet points listed in the RFQ? We heard that the 20 pages does not include the cover – can you confirm that the letter of interest and table of contents count toward the 20?
    The cover page, brief letter of interest, and table of contents will not count toward the 20-page maximum.

  9. Is there a need to replace parking displaced by this project elsewhere on campus?
    Yes

  10. Will there be dedicated parking for the welcome center?
    There will be accessible spaces near the building. See also Question 9.

  11. Does the university have retail and/or bookstore standards?
    We currently do not. This will be discussed in the AP phase.

  12. Is the intention that the graphics, wayfinding, and interactive display design be included in basic services?
    These design services will likely be additional services.
    This RFQ is only for qualifications.

  13. Can you provide access to the campus design guidelines?
    There is a link to the Design Guidelines (2019). https://uncw.edu/seahawklife/services/facilities/architectural-construction-services/

Project Scope

  • Kenan Auditorium, built in 1970 with 23,352 SF, is in need of renovation and expansion to meet current expectations as a performing arts venue. The renovation is anticipated to enhance existing theater space and replace existing MEP systems. An expansion is needed to increase lobby space, add a multi-purpose theater, and add back of house spaces.
  • Project budget is $21,600,000
  • The existing building is located on Wagoner Drive near the north entrance to campus. The site is adjacent to a proposed Welcome Center, and it is anticipated that the two facilities will functionally complement each other.
  • The anticipated construction delivery method is Construction Manager at Risk.

Submission Requirements

Response should be electronically submitted in PDF format, a maximum of 20 letter-size pages excluding SF-330 form. Maximum file size is 10MB. Submit one (1) copy via email to jordank@uncw.edu. It is the submitting firm’s responsibility to ensure the document has been received by the due date and time. Include the following information:

  • Title page showing UNCW Kenan Auditorium Renovation and Expansion, firm name, date of submission
  • Letter of interest/cover letter
  • Specialized or appropriate expertise in the type of project
  • Past performance on similar projects
  • Adequate staff and proposed design or consultant team and their relevant project experience
  • Current workload and state projects awarded
  • Proposed design approach for the project
  • Recent experience with project costs and schedules
  • Construction administration capabilities
  • Proximity to and familiarity with the area where project is located
  • Record of successfully completed projects without major legal or technical problems
  • Other factors that may be appropriate for the project
  • Minority business participation plan (including design and construction efforts)
  • SF-330 for Architect-Engineering qualifications

Anticipated Schedule

Anticipated project schedule
Advertisement 9/5/24
Pre-submission Meeting 9/11/24
RFQ Submission Deadline 9/25/24
Short-list 10/2/24
Interviews Week of 10/7/24
Board of Trustees Selection 10/24-25/24
Notification of Selection 10/30/24

Pre-Submittal Meeting

The pre-submittal meeting was held virtually on September 11 at 2:30PM via Zoom. Below is a link to the presentation from the pre-submittal meeting:

Kenan Auditorium Pre-Submittal Presentation

This document is intended for print purposes. If you need this in another format, please contact Kelli Jordan at 910-899-6382 or jordank@uncw.edu

Pre-Submittal Meeting Attendee List

Pre-submittal meeting attendee list
Arpeggio Acoustic Consulting Paul Mangelsdorf
Barton Associates Nathan Dietrich
Becker Morgan Group Emily Davis
Brian Corry, Partner, Kirkegaard Acoustics and AV Consultants Brian Corry
Charcoalblue Theatre and Acoustics Consultants Lindsay Ricketts
CLH design Melissa Richards
Duda|Paine Architects Jane Bamford
Epstein Joslin + Picardy Architects Amanda Dellevigne
Ewing Cole Bill Koonz
Ewing Cole Matt Barnett
Hanbury Daina Januska
Hanbury Elizabeth Morgan
Hanbury Jesse Green
Jeff Mitchell Theatre Projects Jeff Mitchell
Jenkins Peer Architects Benjamin Benson
KieranTimberlake Michael Miller
Kostow Greenwood Architects Gary Li
LS3P Jessica Wimmer
LS3P Laura Miller
Lynch Mykins Cory High
McMillan Pazdan Smith Chelsea Granado
McMillan Pazdan Smith Jana Hartenstine
MGA Partners Amy Stein
MGA Partners Doug Schaller
Moseley Architects Ashlin Hatcher
Moseley Architects Brad Lockwood
Moseley Architects Lauren Jones
O'Brien Atkins Associates Alyssa Holland
Perkins&Will Jennifer Ingram
Perkins&Will Katlyn Leach
Rafael Vinoly Architects Christina Kruise
Rafael Vinoly Architects Stephanie Tsang
Schuler Shook Ted Ohl
Steinberg Hart Delia Nevola
Szostak Design David Clinton
Szostak Design Janice Wang
Szostak Design Philip Szostak

 

Question and Answers

The following is a list of questions and responses from the Kenan Auditorium Renovation and Expansion RFQ.

  1. Will sound and lighting systems be replaced as part of this project?
    It is not likely due to the project budget.

  2. Who currently uses the auditorium?
    Kenan Auditorium hosts dance, theater, comedy, and an array of cultural programming including:
      National touring shows
      UNCW Departments of Music, Theater, and Art/Art History
      Local performance groups

  3. Should the entire team be included in the RFQ response?
    Yes.

  4. Will the Welcome Center have a connection to this auditorium?
    Possibly. We will consider that concept during design.

  5. Is there a list of deficiencies for the building?
    We have an FCAP list and will put together a more comprehensive list before design begins.

  6. If a design team wishes to submit for this project and the Welcome Center project, should they submit two separate responses?
    Yes.

  7. Are the 20 pages at the front of the Submission intended to answer the bullet points listed in the RFQ? We heard that the 20 pages does not include the cover – can you confirm that the letter of interest  and table of contents count toward the 20?
    The cover page, brief letter of interest, and table of contents will not count toward the 20-page maximum.

  8. Please confirm multipurpose theater is intended to be a black box theater.
    A black box theater is being considered. It may also be used for group meeting space.

  9. Is there a need to increase parking capacity as part of this project for the additional theater or other reason?
    No. Parking spaces displaced by the Welcome Center project will be replaced as part of that project.

  10. Is there a specific M/WBE compliance goal, or will a level of participation suffice?
    UNCW encourages its staff and contractors to commit to conducting good faith efforts to achieve a goal of 10% minority business participation on projects. This includes architectural or engineering design services, construction services, other professional services and the procurement of goods or equipment for projects.

  11. Is there specific 330 form required, or will the standard Federal SF 330 form will suffice?
    The standard Federal SF-330 form is what is required.

  12. Have there been prior studies for this project?
    Yes. There have been prior studies done to help the university understand stakeholder needs, establish scope, and determine project budgets. Criteria and construction costs have changed since those studies were completed. These will be considered during the upcoming design process.

 

Project Scope

  • Cameron Hall, a two-story building built in 1988 with approximately 60,000 SF, is the home of Cameron School of Business. It is located along Chancellor’s Walk with access from Cahill Drive. A renovation of the existing building is anticipated to improve or replace MEP systems, enhance accessibility, refresh interior finishes, and to provide spaces for informal student interaction. An expansion is anticipated to provide space for growing academic programs such as cybersecurity and information technology, and includes classrooms, research labs, offices, innovation, study, and collaboration areas.
  • Project budget is $40,050,000
  • The anticipated construction delivery method is Construction Manager at Risk.

Submission Requirements

Response should be electronically submitted in PDF format, a maximum of 25 letter-size pages excluding the cover page, letter of interest, table of contents, and SF-330 form. Maximum file size is 10MB. Submit one (1) copy via email to jordank@uncw.edu. It is the submitting firm’s responsibility to ensure the document has been received by the due date and time. Include the following information:

  • Title page showing UNCW Kenan Auditorium Renovation and Expansion, firm name, date of submission
  • Letter of interest/cover letter
  • Specialized or appropriate expertise in the type of project
  • Past performance on similar projects
  • Adequate staff and proposed design or consultant team and their relevant project experience
  • Current workload and state projects awarded
  • Proposed design approach for the project
  • Recent experience with project costs and schedules
  • Construction administration capabilities
  • Proximity to and familiarity with the area where project is located
  • Record of successfully completed projects without major legal or technical problems
  • Other factors that may be appropriate for the project
  • Minority business participation plan (including design and construction efforts)
  • SF-330 for Architect-Engineering qualifications

Anticipated Schedule

Anticipated project schedule

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9/16/24

Pre-submission Meeting

9/24/24, 10:00 AM

RFQ Submission Deadline

10/8/24, 3:00 PM

Short-list

10/11/24

Interviews

Week of 10/14/24

Board of Trustees Selection

10/24-25/24

Notification of Selection

10/30/24

Pre-submittal Meeting

The pre-submittal meeting was held virtually on September 24 at 10AM via Zoom. Below is a link to the presentation from the pre-submittal meeting:

CAMERON HALL RENOVATION/EXPANSION PRE-SUBMITTAL PRESENTATION

This document is intended for print purposes. If you need this in another format, please contact Kelli Jordan at 910-899-6382 or jordank@uncw.edu

Pre-Submittal Meeting Attendee List

The following is a list of attendees of the UNCW Cameron Hall Renovation & Expansion Presubmittal
meeting on September 24, 2024.

Several others attended, but due to UNCW technical issues, details such as company names
were not recorded. If any of the firms or individuals listed below would like to correct their
information, they can contact Kelli Jordan at jordank@uncw.edu.

Cameron Hall Pre submittal meeting attendee list
Affiliated Engineers John Duffy
Apeiro Design Samantha
Barton Nathan Dietrich
Becker Morgan Group Inc. Laura Wireman
BHDP Architecture Mike Garvey
Davis Kane Architects PA Sheridan Young
Ewing Cole Matt Barnett
Ewing Cole Shani Ferguson
Greenberg Farrow Mark Sealy
Hord Coplan Macht Gary Hubler
ikon.5.architects Kristen Leone
Jenkins-Peer Ashley Parrish
Jenkins-Peer Dan Van Dyke
Jenkins-Peer Victor Jones
Labella Jim Merriman
LS3P Laura Miller
Lynch Mykins Nick Sparks
Lynch Mykins RJ Perry
McMillan Pazdan Smith Abbie Thielke
MGA Partners Doug Schaller
Moseley Architects Brad Lockwood
Page Brian Tucker
Page Dan Fields
Perkins&Will Jennifer Ingram
Perkins&Will Jennifer Soucy
Salas O'Brien Bill Smith
Salas O'Brien Kim Sousa
SKA Consulting Engineers, Inc. Carrie McClellan
SKA Consulting Engineers, Inc. Malia Swerdloff, PE
The Wooten Company Elizabeth Sholtis
Vanderweil Marsha Miller
N/A Abbie Patrick
N/A Adam Deloney
N/A Alex Anmahian
N/A Amanda Hodgson
N/A Amy Lim
N/A Angela Yang
N/A Dennis Stallings
N/A Elizabeth Stoel
N/A John Deitering
N/A John R. Kirk, Sr.
N/A Kristen Leone
N/A Linnea Kessler-Gowell
N/A Mazen Sakr
N/A Mrozier

Project Scope

  • New nominal 600 space elevated parking deck and surface lot refurbishment/expansion with related roadway modifications.
  • Location anticipated in the northwest quadrant of the UNCW campus. Exact location to be determined during Advanced Planning.
  • Project budget is $18,272,535
  • The anticipated construction delivery method has not been determined.

Submission Requirements

Response should be electronically submitted in PDF format, a maximum of 20 letter-size pages excluding the cover page, letter of interest, table of contents, and SF-330 form. Maximum file size is 10MB. Submit one (1) combined PDF file via email to jordank@uncw.edu before the deadline listed below. It is the submitting firm’s responsibility to ensure the document has been received by the due date and time. Include the following information:

  • Title page showing UNCW Parking Deck III and Surface Parking, firm name, date of submission
  • Brief letter of interest/cover letter
  • Specialized or appropriate expertise in the type of project
  • Past performance on similar projects
  • Adequate staff and proposed design or consultant team and their relevant project experience
  • Current workload and state projects awarded
  • Proposed design approach for the project
  • Recent experience with project costs and schedules
  • Construction administration capabilities
  • Proximity to and familiarity with the area where project is located
  • Record of successfully completed projects without major legal or technical problems
  • Other factors that may be appropriate for the project
  • Minority business participation plan (including design and construction efforts)

Anticipated Schedule

Anticipated schedule for Parking Deck 3

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9/30/24

RFQ Submission Deadline

10/15/24, 3:00 PM

Short-list

10/17/24

Interviews

10/21/24-10/22/24

Board of Trustees Selection

10/24-25/24

Notification of Selection

10/30/24

Project Scope

  • UNCW requires Freshmen and Sophomore students to live on campus. With steadily increasing enrollment, additional residence hall capacity is needed. As a third phase in its Housing Village, a new residence hall is anticipated with approximately 550 beds and related support spaces.
  • The building site is where an obsolete residence hall was recently demolished.
  • Project budget is $71,002,458
  • The anticipated construction delivery method is Construction Manager at Risk.

Submission Requirements

Response should be electronically submitted in PDF format, a maximum of 25 letter-size pages excluding the cover page, letter of interest, table of contents, and SF-330 form. Maximum file size is 10MB. Submit one (1) combined PDF file via email to jordank@uncw.edu by the deadline listed below. It is the submitting firm’s responsibility to ensure the document has been received by the due date and time. Include the following information:

  • Title page showing UNCW Housing Village Phase III, firm name, date of submission
  • Brief letter of interest/cover letter
  • Specialized or appropriate expertise in the type of project
  • Past performance on similar projects
  • Adequate staff and proposed design or consultant team and their relevant project experience
  • North Carolina firm license status
  • Current workload and state projects awarded
  • Proposed design approach for the project
  • Recent experience with project costs and schedules
  • Construction administration capabilities
  • Proximity to and familiarity with the area where project is located
  • Record of successfully completed projects without major legal or technical problems
  • Other factors that may be appropriate for the project
  • Minority business participation plan (including design and construction efforts)
  • SF-330 for Architect-Engineering qualifications

Anticipated Schedule

Anticipated schedule for Housing Phase 3 RFQ

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10/1/24

Pre-submission Meeting

10/8/24, 10:30 AM

RFQ Submission Deadline

10/22/24, 3:00 PM

Short-list

10/29/24

Interviews

Week of November 4

Board of Trustees Selection

TBD, Mid-to-late November

Notification of Selection

After BOT Selection

Pre-submittal Meeting

To be held virtually on Tuesday, October 8 at 10:30 AM via Zoom. Attendance is not mandatory but encouraged.

Housing Phase III Pre-submittal Meeting Link

Meeting ID: 865 9689 8600
Passcode: 702041

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