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University of Minnesota
Transportation and Safety Building |
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Project Overview |
The Center for Transportation Studies desires to create more flexible office spaces and add new demountable wall offices to the existing IVHS computer lab area which is planned to be vacated. This project will take place at the Transportation and Safety Building located at 511 Washington Avenue SE, Suite 200, Minneapolis, MN 55455, Minneapolis campus in accordance with the drawings and specifications.
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| Schedule |
No |
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End Date |
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Task |
1 |
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3/05/07 |
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Educational Meeting & Site Walk |
2 |
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3/15/07 |
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Submittals Due (Proposal, RA Plan, EEO)
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3 |
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3/20/07 |
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UMN Identifies Best Value
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4 |
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3/23/07 |
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Pre Award Kick Off Meeting |
5 |
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4/04/07 |
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Pre Award Meeting |
6 |
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4/05/07 |
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Anticipated Date of Award |
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| Bidding / Proposal Information |
All information is removed once bids are submitted. To obtain this information, please contact the client or the PBSRG. |
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Award Information |
Vendor Name: |
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Tarraf Construction |
Estimated Budget: |
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$150,000 |
Awarded Cost: |
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$160,349 |
Awarded Schedule: |
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72 days |
Scope of Work: |
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Add new demountable walls offices to the existing IVHS computer lab areas. |
For detailed award information, click here ( XLS). (This excel spreadsheet provides a summary of all the data that was collected. It is available only to pre-approved vendors). Please contact the PBSRG for the username and password.)
For a complete list of all project risks, click here ( DOC). (This document contains a list of all the risks that were identified by the vendors on this project. No solutions are identified, just a list of risks). This file is available to only pre-approved vendors. Please contact the PBSRG for the username and password. |
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Closeout Status |
Vendor met proposed schedule: |
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Yes |
Vendor met proposed cost: |
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Yes |
Vendor met purposed quality/customer satisfaction: |
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Yes |
Final customer rating of PIPS (10 max): |
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9.9
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| Final rating of contractor (10 max): |
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9.86 |
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