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Construction Cost Estimating Class #2: Bidding Process Prof. Ralph V. Locurcio, PE

 The 5-Step Process revisited…

 Advertise & Award the contract  Constructability analysis  Advertising & Award timetable  Bonds & Insurance  Bid opening & evaluation  Develop Quality Control Program  Responsibilities for QA & QC  Development of Testing Manual  Establish the Field Office  Conduct Preconstruction Conference  Conduct Partnering Conference

 Public agency - est. days ( ):  Obtain bid opening dates from owner (1)  Print specs (3)  Duplicate plans (5)  Prepare notice inviting bids (7)  Plans & specs avail for pick-up (9)  1 st Advertisement appears (20)  2d Advertisement appears (27)  Pre-bid meeting (31)  Open bids (37)  Evaluation of bids (44)  Recommendation of award to city council (45)  Award by city council (50)  Execute contract agreement (65)

 Prepare adequate bid sets  Make “reproducible” set of Mylar drawings  Plan bidding process carefully  May issue pre-bid notice  May include pre-bid conference to clarify owner’s intent  Issue amendments to correct errors  Avoid “irregularities”  Documents are “close hold” to ensure competition  Issue bid documents  All sets must be identical  Keep accurate log of documents issued  Addenda must be mailed to all bidding firms  Answers to questions to all bidders  Bid protest  Process stopped pending review  May be cause for rebid  Financial problems result

 Bid bonds  Avoids loss if bidder cannot/does not accept contract  5%-10% of bid price  Returned when agreement signed  Common on public contracts  Bonds purchased from “surety” company  Performance & payment bonds  Intent is to protect owner from contractor failure  Insurance (surety) company guarantees completion  Payment bond pays labor & material debts of contractor  Prime often requires bonds of subcontractors  Ability to obtain bonds depends on prior performance

 General liability insurance  Operations  Personal injury  Liability during construction  Automobile medical & physical payments  Post-project liability  Builder’s Risk Insurance  Covers perils during construction  Fire, lightning, vandalism, windstorm  Additional perils: collapse, terrorism, rupture, etc…

 Technical evaluation & review  Will bid achieve owner’s intent  Is bidder’s plan competent & safe  Are subcontractors qualified  Price evaluation  Rank order by low to high bid  Are all bids “responsive”; i.e.. meet all requirements  Bids may not be “qualified” in any way  Review of “schedule of values” or estimated payment schedule  Determine “apparent” low bidder  Bid qualification  Is bidder disqualified for any reason  Are bonds, insurance & certifications adequate  Recording of bids & recommend award