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Mount Lebanon shortlists construction managers for library revitalization; interviews set for July
Summary
Staff reported three RFQ responses for the library construction‑manager role, narrowed to two finalists (RJS and Mesero) for interviews July 10; staff expect to recommend a selection at a July commission meeting.
Mount Lebanon staff told commissioners they received three responses to a request for qualifications for construction‑management services for the library revitalization project and selected two firms, RJS and Mesero, for in‑person interviews on July 10.
The interview will include the proposed site superintendent who will be on-site regularly during construction; staff described the initial preconstruction fee proposals as roughly $11,000 for preconstruction and bidding services and roughly $250,000 in estimated construction-phase hourly costs for an initial one-year projection.
Staff and the architect recommended selecting a firm based on who will work best on site, then refining the scope — how many days per week the construction manager needs to be present and whether initial staffing estimates should be reduced. A recommendation to the commission is expected at the next meeting in July.
Next steps: interviews July 10; staff to return with a recommendation for the first phase of the library construction‑management engagement.
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