Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) Construction of Equipment Concentration Site, Fort Carson, Colorado

The description attachment was swapped from the original Projnet/PIEE submission instructions (Attachment 1) to a revised Pre-Construction Scope of Services (Attachment 5, Amendment 0001) for the Equipment Concentration Site at Fort Carson, CO.

Substantive scope differences applicants should note:

• Project scope now defined: An ECS complex including an AMSA shop, General Purpose Warehouse, Organizational Storage Building, military equipment parking, concrete aprons, a vehicle wash rack, bi-level loading ramps, fencing, site work, and utility connections.
• Role split clarified: Jacobs Government Services is the designer of record, while the awardee (CMAR) provides constructability, cost, operability, and value-engineering input during design and is also expected to perform construction.
• Design review requirements added: The CMAR must participate in kickoff, interim, final, plan-in-hand, corrected final, and certified final design reviews.
• Constructability reports required: Interim and final reports are due within 15 calendar days of receiving each design package, covering sequencing, trade interfaces, site logistics, long-lead procurement, Buy American Act material review, and risk registers.
• Why it matters: Proposals must show capacity for early constructability and procurement work with tight turnaround, and must address BAA sourcing risk.

Note: the original instructions on proposal submission via PIEE and the October 2026 inquiry cutoff are no longer in this description field.

New opportunity: Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) Construction of Equipment Concentration Site, Fort Carson, Colorado