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Town staff presents Public Works facility design update and CMGC approach
Summary
Staff updated trustees on a new Public Works facility design—about 74,000 square feet across multiple buildings on a 10-acre site—and described using a two-bid-pack CMGC approach to control cost and meet a 2025 construction start; staff named the owner’s rep, architect and CMGC firms and highlighted that building is sized for 50 years of service.
Town staff provided an update on the Public Works facility project, described site layout and renderings, and reviewed schedule and procurement approach for the Construction Manager/General Contractor (CMGC) contract.
Staff said the design envisions approximately 74,000 square feet of enclosed space across multiple buildings on a roughly 10-acre site, with program elements for administrative offices, fleet facilities, vehicle storage, salt and chemical storage, a fuel island and a large enclosed wash bay. The building program and site design are intended to meet 40–50 years of municipal service needs.
Staff identified key project partners: an owner’s representative (Danakili), the architect (RBNB) and the recommended CMGC (FCI Construction). Staff described a two bid-pack approach—an early-release package and a subsequent package—intended to control cost and meet schedule objectives. Staff said construction documents are about 50% complete with a target to submit for permit and begin construction in 2025.
The presentation acknowledged substantial cross-department coordination among public works divisions, fleet, engineering, planning, police and fire. Staff recognized Alan Isaac, the town’s facility manager, for his role in advancing the project. The presentation continued beyond the available transcript.
