Construction Manager and General Contractor Services
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A government authority in Frankfort, Kentucky, is seeking an experienced and highly qualified construction manager and general contractor to provide services under a three-year contract. The work will include performing specific requirements outlined in the Request for Proposals during each design sub-phase.
Responsibilities include constructability reviews, reconciliation of bid package pricing, development of construction schedules, and coordination of required construction scopes. Anticipated work may include site grading, site concrete, structural steel, thermal and moisture protection, insulated metal wall panels, doors and hardware, architectural finishes, fabricated control booths, casework, hydronic elevators, mechanical systems, electrical systems, and other packaged scopes necessary to complete the project. Questions must be submitted by September 3, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 17, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Established construction manager and general contractor with extensive commercial or government project experience
- Demonstrated expertise coordinating multidisciplinary construction scopes and subcontractors
- Strong capabilities in constructability reviews, estimating, bid package reconciliation, and scheduling
- Experience delivering structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, and site work
- Licensed, insured, and experienced in performing public-sector construction contracts
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