Architectural Services for the 910 Building Food Hall Project

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Background Prosper Portland, the economic development and urban renewal agency for the city of Portland, Oregon, is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide architectural services for the renovation of the 910 Building into a food hall. The project aims to enhance local dining options and support Portland's culinary culture, addressing community needs identified in recent studies. The building has been unoccupied since 2014 and is currently deemed unsafe, necessitating significant renovations. Work Details The selected architectural firm will be responsible for: 1. **Construction Documentation (CD)**: Preparing detailed construction documents including architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing designs. 2. **Permitting**: Obtaining all necessary permits and approvals prior to construction. 3. **Technical Assistance**: Providing support during the contractor selection phase and responding to contractor inquiries. 4. **Construction Administration (CA)**: Overseeing the construction process, including contract management, site meetings, and ensuring compliance with contract documents. The scope includes major renovations of the west building, demolition of structural elements on the east side while retaining essential parts of the existing structure, and constructing infrastructure for a food cart pod. Period of Performance The anticipated contract effective date is March 2, 2026, with a construction period expected to last from September 2026 to July 2027. The overall contract term is expected to extend until September 2027. Place of Performance The work will be performed at the 910 NE Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard in Portland, Oregon. Bidder Requirements Proposers must comply with Prosper Portland’s Construction Business and Workforce Equity Policy and are encouraged to include certified minority-owned, women-owned, disadvantaged, and emerging small businesses in their proposals. Additionally, proposers must have authority to transact business in Oregon and obtain a City of Portland Business License.