FACILITIES CONFERENCE April 24-26, 2013 Aleve Your Pain with Contracting Facilities Professional/Technical Master Contracts Facilities Professional/Technical Master Roster Job Order Contracting Minnesota State Colleges and Universities The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system is an Equal Opportunity employer and educator. Aleve Your Pain with Contracting Presented by Heidi Myers, System Director of Design and Construction Jeanne Qualley, Program Manager Jim Morgan, Program Manager Agenda Facilities Contract Review Professional/Technical Construction New rollouts Facilities Professional/Technical Master Contracts Facilities Professional/Technical Master Roster Job Order Contracting Professional Technical Selection Facilities Professional /Technical (PT) Selection Guidelines Covered in white paper Selection options based on Contract amount Thresholds: $50K, $100K, $200K and above Type of Service A/E, OR, Other Contract type Covered on next slide Facilities PT Master Roster NEW - Covered in this presentation Professional Technical Contracts Facilities Professional Technical Contracts Facilities PT Master Contract (MC) NEW - Covered in this presentation Facilities PT contract Facilities Owner’s Representative contract Facilities Roof Designer contract NEW - Covered in April 25 speed topic AIA B101 In process of updating AIA B103 In process of updating Contractor Selection (Project Delivery Methods) Design / Bid / Build (D/B/B) Minimum Qualifications - Covered in April 25 speed topic Construction Manager at Risk (CM@r) Lessons Learned - Covered in April 25 presentation Job Order Contracting (JOC) NEW - Covered in this presentation Admin’s annual master contracts Guaranteed Energy Savings Lessons Learned - Covered in April 24 speed topic Campus Cooperative Contractor Selection Guidelines Facilities Construction Contractor Selection Guidelines Covered in white paper Facilities Construction Request for Bid (RFB) requirements Covered in white paper Facilities Construction Contractor Selection Requirements Covered in white paper Vendor Selection Preferences Preference for Small Businesses Targeted Group (TG) Verify TG on State’s directory at http://www.mmd.admin.state.mn.us/process/search/ Economically Disadvantaged (ED) Verify ED on State’s directory at http://www.mmd.admin.state.mn.us/process/search/ Veteran Owned (VO) Verify the status of veteran-owned businesses at U.S. Veterans Affairs website https://www.vip.vetbiz.gov/ Vendor Solicitation Terminology Request for Information (RFI) Used for collecting detail information prior to sourcing out work Request for Qualifications (RFQ) Used for shortlisting, often prior to RFP Selection based on qualifications Request for Proposal (RFP) Used for service based contracts (PT and CM@r) Selection based on qualifications and may include cost Request for Bid (RFB) Used for construction contracts and material purchase Selection based on cost Facilities P/T Master Contracts Overview Background History ‘New’ 2013 Master Contracts Contract differences P/T List differences Purchase order differences P/T Master Contract Transition New Master Contract No Master Contract Questions? Facilities P/T Master Contracts Overview Background of Master Contracting MnSCU system office requests information from firms and executes contracts Master contracts are maintained at system office – contact your Program Manager if you want a copy of a firm’s contract Master contracts ONLY require firm ability to sign contract and provide evidence of insurance No proficiency screening is conducted History of Contracts: Existing Facilities P/T Master Contracts First P/T master contracts in 2007 245 firms on current P/T List Current P/T List expires June 30, 2013 Facilities P/T Master Contracts New ‘2013’ Master Contracts Contract Differences Effective May 1, 2013 5 year term for each contract (rolling contracts) Annual opening for new firms or renewal of contracts Rotate project solicitations to firms on P/T List Fee options Hourly not to exceed with consultant reimbursables included Fixed lump sum Reimbursales to be included with firm’s rates (Examples: consultant travel and subsistence, consultant printing) Similar to AIA contract documents 5 year term for each contract (rolling contracts) Facilities P/T Master Contracts New ‘2013’ Master Contracts P/T List Differences Categories of services has been consolidated from 50 to 22 Example: New category of Building Envelope/Restoration includes multiple old categories of building envelope, masonry restoration, restoration, windows & waterproofing consultants New category of ‘MN Registered Architects/Engineers’ Consultant’s contract expiration date to be on List Purchase Order Differences Data entry into ISRS field code of FPTMC001 Fees and reimbursables can be on same PO Facilities P/T Master Contracts New ‘2013’ Master Contracts - Enter code FPTMC001 in the new ‘NonSWIFT’ Contract Nbr field. - Communicate with business office Facilities P/T Master Contracts P/T Master Contract Transition Consultant has New Master Contract Convert contract between May 1 & June 30 Create new PO with remaining contract balance; include FPTMC001 Close old PO Consultant has No Master Contract List of consultants covered in PT Master Contract white paper Work complete by June 30 - No action necessary Work not complete by June 30 Prior to June 30, 2013 Execute Facilities P/T Contract with consultant and obtain insurance Facilities P/T Master Contracts Facilities P/T Master Roster What? List of Specialty Consultants Who? Consulting firms that perform studies, reports, design reviews, or construction observation and testing. These include: Waterproofing Exterior Masonry Exterior Window/Curtain Wall Roofing Industrial Hygienists. Why? Formalizes the list of consultants who have been doing these services in the past. Facilities P/T Master Roster How? Selecting Consultants for Specific Projects: Facilities P/T Master Contract Facilities P/T Services Contract AIA B101 Architects Contract for projects greater than $100,000. When? By May 1, 2013 Where? The Specialty Master Roster list will be posted on the MnSCU Facilities web site. Job Order Contracting Development committee Job Order Contracting (JOC) Summary Highlights Campus Use Process JOC Master List Information Questions? Job Order Contracting Development Committee Roger Broz, Minneapolis Community & Technical College Tom Doody, St. Paul College Judy Enright, Riverland Community College Roger Freeman, Anoka Ramsey CC & Anoka Technical College Ron Fields, MN State University, Mankato John Frischmann, St. Cloud State University Tim Norton, St. Cloud State University Job Order Contracting Overview Authorized by MS 16C.35 Construction Cost less than $250,000 New construction delivery method to MnSCU that supplements our current processes Not a requirement for MnSCU campuses to use JOC Construction Master Contracting Method of getting small, simple and commonly encountered construction projects done easily and quickly Job Order Contracting Overview Restroom or office renovation Technology install into classroom Install sidewalks or curbs Replace and add light fixtures Roof repairs Paint classrooms, hallways, and/or offices Replace drinking fountains Job Order Contracting Highlights Contractors are pre-qualified Contractors are required to execute a 5 – year Construction JOC Master Contract Bid solicitation based upon monetary threshold, construction type & location of work: Up to $50,000 2 bids (minimum) $50,001 - $100,000 3 bids (minimum) $100,001 - $250,000 4 bids (minimum) Lowest responsible/responsive bidder is awarded project Construction contract work up to $250,000 without public advertising Job Order Contracting Campus Use Process Planning Read the JOC Master Contract Instruction Rotate work – minimum of 1 new contractor for bidding that has not previously been invited to bid for your campus Review Master Contract end date – ensure project will be complete prior to expiration of master contract Bidding Determine type of construction services/trades required in project Solicit bids from contractors on JOC Master Contract list category Distribute bid form, DOLI prevailing wages & bidding documents Retain documentation on contractors that were invited to bid; invite TG/ED/Veteran owned business Job Order Contracting Campus Use Process Contracting Receive & review bids to ensure project can be completed at the dollar amount under the bidding thresholds. Maintain a contingency buffer for potential change orders. Select the lowest responsive & responsible bidder Obtain certificates of insurance and P&P bonds (if req’d) Issue Notice to Proceed, purchase order reference FPTMC001 and cc: State Human Rights (if req’d) Reporting Retain documentation on contractors that were invited to bid Semi-annually – submit documentation to system office for contractors that were invited to bid Job Order Contracting Master List Information • General Contractor – main responsible party for the project & capable of performing construction work as a contractor • Fire Suppression – sum of all work to create a system that extinguishes a fire • Plumbing – all work consisting of the pipes and fixtures for the distribution of water or gas in a building • HVAC – sum of all work to create a system that provides heating, ventilation and/or cooling • Electrical – services relating to, producing, or operated by electricity • Communication – combination of low voltage links and networks that serve a general function for audio visual, security, energy management or other systems Job Order Contracting Master List Information Company Information Construction Trade Categories Example: Electrical contractor (own workforces) who will travel to 4 campuses Date 2a. TG Status (indicate yes/no) 2b. ED Status (indicate yes/no) Company 2c. Veteran Preference (indicate yes/no) Contact Person: me: Title: dress: Email: Telephone: ebsite: Fax: Services: Check the construction services/trades that your firm provides with its own workforce de 1: General Contractor Trade 4: HVAC (Mech) de 2: Fire Suppression (Mech) Trade 5: Electrical de 3: Plumbing (Mech) Trade 6: Communication Locations: Check the institutions where your firm is able to provide the above services icate the MnSCU institutions (map provided for reference) that your company would be willing to perform construction services. e the box to the left to indicate the institution.) Alexandria Technical & Community College Anoka – Ramsey Community College Anoka Technical College Bemidji State University Central Lakes College Century College Dakota County Technical College Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College Hennepin Technical College Inver Hills Community College Lake Superior College Metropolitan State University Minneapolis Community & Technical College Minnesota State College – Southeast Technical Minnesota State Community & Technical College Minnesota State University, Mankato Minnesota State University, Moorhead Minnesota West Community & Technical College Normandale Community College North Hennepin Community College NEHD – Hibbing Community College NEHD – Itasca Community College NEHD – Mesabi Range Community & Technical College NEHD – Rainy River Community College NEHD – Vermilion Community College Northland Community College Northwest Technical College Pine Technical College Ridgewater College Riverland Community College Rochester Community & Technical College St. Cloud State University St. Cloud Technical & Community College Saint Paul College South Central College Southwest Minnesota State University Winona State University Job Order Contracting Master List Information Job Order Contracting Master List Information HVAC Elec Low Volt x Plbg x 3/5/2013 x 4/1/2013 x 3/20/2013 x x x Alliant Engineering, Inc. Ambe Ltd. Amcon Construction American Engineering Testing (AET) Anderson Services, PLLC Anderson Engineering of MN Angstrom Analytical, Inc. Ankeny Kell Architects (AKA) Antal & Associates, Inc. Antea Electrical Apollo BBC, Inc. Architectural Alliance Architectural Resources Inc. Architectural Testing Architecture One Armstrong Torseth Skold & Rydeen Inc. Ashley Engineering Barr Engineering Co. Bay West, Inc. BHH Partners Planners/Architects BKBM Engineers x Fire x x GC HVAC Plbg x Low Volt x Bemidji Elec x Fire Business 106 Group Ltd (The) 292 Design Group, Inc. Adkins Association Inc. Advantage Point Group, Inc. AKF Group LLC Akiba Architects GC Anoka Techncial x x 4/25/2013 x x x x x x 4/1/2013 x 4/1/2013 x x 4/25/2013 x x x x x x x x x 3/5/2013 x x x x x x x x 3/5/2013 2 bids req’d Note date of solicitations Example option of who bids sent too x x Project est. $30k Need to complete ALL in category Job Order Contracting Questions Provide feedback to Heidi Myers 651-201-1773 Heidi.myers@so.mnscu.edu