DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT HOLLYWOOD
Transcript of DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT HOLLYWOOD
Design and Construction Management
General Obligation Bond
Advisory Committee
www.hollywoodfl.org/OnTheGo
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
HOLLYWOODYOUR BOND DOLLARS AT WORK!
August 31, 2020
Design and Construction Management
AGENDA
2
• Roll Call
• Approval of Minutes
• Presentations:
• GOB Advisory Committee Project Review Procedures
• Police Headquarters – Scope Update
• Hollywood Beach Golf Course and Orangebrook Golf Course Presentation by National Golf Foundation
• Dowdy Field and Armory – Procurement Update
• Establish Future Committee Meeting Dates
• Old Business
• New Business
• Committee Comments
• Public Comments
• Adjournment
Design and Construction Management
ROLL CALLCommittee Members
3
Architect Category
Louis Birdman (District 1)
Representing District 2
Christine Corbo
Engineer Category
Michael Murrazzi (District 3)
Representing District 3
Thomas Lander, Vice Chair
Construction Industry
Salvatore Grilli (District 5)
Representing District 4
Lloyd Edelstein
Sports League/Recreation Category
Molly Taylor (District 5)
Representing District 5
Annette Smith
Chamber of Commerce Category
Clive Taylor (District 1)
Representing District 6
Richard Petrovich
Finance Industry Category
Lynn Smith (District 2)
Representing At-Large
David Kout (District 2)
Student Category
Edward Gelwasser (District 4)
Representing At-Large
Daniel Derrico (District 6)
Representing District 1
Terrence Cantrell, Chair
Design and Construction Management 4
GOB Advisory Committee
Participation Process Update
Design and Construction Management
Weekly Web Updates
5
GOB Advisory Committee Participation Process
GOBAC may provide comments at GOBAC meeting.
GOBAC will be provided access to documents.
GOBAC invited to attend public meeting.
GOBAC invited to attend public meeting.
GOBAC invited to attend public meeting.
GOBAC invited to attend public meeting.
GOBAC may provide comments at GOBAC meeting.
*Scope of work was
defined and approved
by the City Commission
prior to the bond vote.
Scope of Work
Stakeholders Meeting
Solicitation to Bid
Evaluation Committee Meeting
Oral Presentations
Commission Ranking Approval
Commission Award Approval
Schematic 10% Design Drawings
60% Design Drawings
Negotiations
Design and Construction Management 6
Additions have been made to the
General Obligation Bond Advisory Committee’s webpage to
facilitate the ease of access to
GOB project-related documents and meeting notices.
https://www.hollywoodfl.org/1216/General-Obligation-Bond-Advisory-
Committ
Design and Construction Management 7
Design and Construction Management 8
GOB Advisory Committee Participation
Process
NOTIFICATION MEETING DOCUMENTS
Bid Sync
Evaluations
Ranking
Commission Ranking
Approval
Negotiations - - -
Commission Award
Approval
Drawings (10% & 60%)
Design and Construction Management 9
The Committee will receive email notifications from the DCM
when:
GOB item is on the agenda at a
related COH board/committee
meetings
GOB item is on the agenda at
an upcoming City
Commission Meeting
Oral Presentations are
scheduled
Evaluation Committee
Meetings and Source
Selection Committee Meetings
are scheduled
Design and Construction Management 10
Committee members may sign up for automatic GOB-related notifications
on the City’s Notify Me site.
http://www.hollywoodfl.org/list.aspx?Mode=Subscribe#calendar
Design and Construction Management 11
Planning Hollywood’s New
Police Headquarters
GOB Advisory Committee Project Update
August 31, 2020
Design and Construction Management 12
Draft Space Needs Assessment• Program Consultant MWL presented the Draft Space Needs
Assessment to the City on July 23, 2020
• The City project team and stakeholders have reviewed the
document.
• Comments were provided to MWL on August 17, 2020.
• The Consultant will make revision based on comments
received and will submit the final Space Needs Assessment in
September 2020.
Design and Construction Management 13
Space Needs HighlightsThe initial design concept currently consists of two buildings joined by a secured parking
structure. This is not a final design, just an initial concept showing how all the parts of the
proposed Police Headquarters might work together.
- Main Building housing “Essential Functions”:
69,828 SF needed for 2025 staffing
- Support Building (more utilitarian): 53,345 SF
needed for 2025 staffing
- Secured Parking Structure: 356 spaces on 3
levels needed for 2025 staffing
Total Combined Building Size:
123,173 SF for 2025 staffing
The Building sizes and parking spaces needed will
increase to accommodate projected 2045 staffing;
staffing projections for 2045 were provided by the Police
Department on 8/13/20, and will be included in the final
Space Needs Assessment document.
Design and Construction Management
- September 2020
• MWL will submit the Final Space Needs Assessment
- September – October 2020
• MWL will prepare several Block and Stack options
• MWL will prepare Initial Concept Floor Plan & Site Plan from the preferred Block &
Stack option
• Public meeting will be held in October to present Initial Concepts for the project and
solicit public feedback
- November - December 2020
• Finalize Concepts based on feedback from City & Public.
• Final Concept Floor Plan, Site Plan & Room Data Sheets submitted to City.
- December 2020
• Programming Phase Complete, Design Phase begins
14
Next Steps
Design and Construction Management 15
Hollywood Beach Golf Course
Renovation and Clubhouse
Construction
Consultant: National Golf Foundation
Design and Construction Management 16
- Historical Data
- National Golf Foundation Consultant
- RFQ’s – Scope of Work
- Split the scope of work, two prong approach
- Procurement Schedule
- Next Steps
Discussion Items
Design and Construction Management 17
The Hollywood Beach Golf Course was laid out in 1922 with nine holes on
former tomato fields that had been cultivated by John Mullikin, the mayor
of Dania. Joseph Young’s next step was to enlarge his golf course to
eighteen holes and to erect a top of the line country club.
Hollywood’s architecture was described as Spanish in 1922. Young selected
the prominent Miami architect Martin L. Hampton to design the Hollywood
Club House in 1923. Hampton had previously worked for Addison Mizner in
Palm Beach projects and George Merrick in Coral Gables. The building was
described as having an observation tower 60’ high while most of the
structure was one story. Two design items made the club nearly unique, the
glass dance floor and the roll back roof above it.
The Hollywood Golf & Country Club opened January 19,1924, with a
glittering gala with 750 guests who came from as far away as Palm
Beach and Miami.
Historical Data
Design and Construction Management 18
DINING RM
480 sq ft
KITCHEN
384 sq ft
LADIES
LOCKER RM
670 sq ft
LOUNGE RM
680 sq ft
PATIO
1,872 sq ft
SODA
FOUNTAIN
144 sq ft
MENS
LOCKER RM
1,038 sq ft
Historical DataOriginal Clubhouse 1924-1961
Disclaimer: Please note this floor plan is not for construction purposes and is to be used as a guide only. Square footages calculated are approximations only. Please refer to
construction floor plan for actual dimensions.
MAIN ENTRY
Design and Construction Management 19
KITCHEN
906 sq ftDINING RM
2,280 sq ft.
BAR
240 sq ftCARD RM
417 sq ft
MENS LOCKER RM
1,900 sq ft
WOMENS LOCKER RM
767 sq ft
Disclaimer: Please note this floor plan is not for construction purposes and is to be used as a guide only. Square footages calculated are approximations only. Please refer to
construction floor plan for actual dimensions.
Historical DataSecond Clubhouse Demolished in 2018
MAIN
ENTRY
Design and Construction Management 20
Original Clubhouse Second Clubhouse
Dining Room 480 sq.ft. 2,280 sq.ft.
Kitchen 384 sq.ft. 906 sq.ft.
Men’s Locker Room 1,038 sq.ft. 1,900 sq.ft.
Women’s Locker Room 670 sq.ft. 767 sq.ft.
Bar 144 sq.ft. 240 sq.ft.
Card room N/A 417 sq.ft.
Lounge Room 680 sq.ft. N/A
Historical DataClubhouse Square Footage Comparison
Design and Construction Management 21
Contract for Consulting / Professional Services (Richard Singer) with NGF executed on July 2nd, 2020 for $27,000.
SCOPE OF SERVICES – RFQ PREPARATION ASSISTANCE
NGF will assist City staff with the preparation of up to four (4) RFQ documents (two for each facility) that will include detailed service
expectations, protocols, minimum qualification evaluation criteria, etc., based on input from City staff and NGF knowledge and
experience. We will also serve in an advisory role to the City throughout the bid process (although NGF will not participate in formal
selection process). NGF services will comprise:
➢ Assistance in planning RFQ strategy to determine which specific services and disciplines will be needed at each golf facility location.
➢ Assistance with review and modification of City RFQ’s, to include essential industry-appropriate experience requirements such as:
• Defined project specifications and quality standards
• Required design consultants experience, qualifications, and references
• Required design consultants financial data and other company information
• Required expertise of design consultants staff (i.e. industry designations – GCBA, ASGCA, etc.)
• Technical advice on design consultants leadership and chain of command
• Review of compliance / oversight mechanisms
➢ Identification of potential competent bidders through NGF databases, membership rolls and other sources, and assistance with
distribution of RFQ(s).
➢ Assistance in evaluating bid submissions received by the City to determine if they meet the minimum qualifications, and helping to
provide appropriate comparisons and evaluations between vendors based on qualifications and experience of company leadership
and key staff.
Golf Course Consultant
Design and Construction Management 22
The City of Hollywood, Florida (City) is seeking Qualifications from qualified firms, hereinafter referred to as the Consultant, to provide Golf Course Architect services for the City's Department, in accordance with the terms, conditions, and scope of work contained in this Request for Qualification (RFQ).
This project is located at 1650 Johnson Street, in the City of Hollywood. The intent is to restore and improve the golf course and clubhouse with historical reference to the original 1920’s design. The work to be accomplished under this contract includes, but is not limited to, a re-alignment if the course to accommodate a new clubhouse with parking lot in the SW corner of the property per original design by Donald Ross. The new design will include adjustments to the drainage profile of the golf course that will
raise the east side of the golf property to allow faster recovery after rain events, (by civil engineer under A/E consultant scope), renovation of the tees, fairways, bunkers, and reshaping greens for all holes of the golf course, (review and advise) design and installation of landscaping, irrigation and all required site work, design of a perimeter multi use path on the north and west sides of the property and the provision of a Project Site Representative (for the golf course portion of the project only, to advise the City on a daily basis as to the progress of the project and represent the City’s interest with the Golf Course Contractor.
Golf Course Architect shall assist the A/E with space planning and programming for the Clubhouse (inclusive of a community meeting space), to produce proximity configuration of a space layout that is in accordance with the project’s requirements.The City will hire under a separate Request for Qualifications all other required consultants included but not limited to Architect, Structural engineer, MEP engineers, Civil engineer and Landscape Architect. The Golf Course Architect selected under this RFQ will provide the services described below and will assist the City in guiding the A/E of Record.
Requests For Qualifications
The City of Hollywood, Florida (City) is seeking Proposals from qualified firms, hereinafter referred to as the Consultant, to provide Architectural and Engineering Services for the City's Department, in accordance with the terms, conditions, and scope of work contained in this Request for Qualification (RFQ).
This project is located at 1650 Johnson Street, in the City of Hollywood. The work to be accomplished under this contract includes, but is not limited to, schematic design, design development, construction documents, bidding and construction administration of a new clubhouse using “Spanish” style architecture per 1924 original design by Martin L. Hampton and parking lot in
the SW corner of the property. Services will also include creation of a new plan for site drainage and raising the east side of the golf course to allow faster recovery after rain events, as well as design of a new golf course maintenance and restroom building, renovation of site landscaping, and irrigation (with the assistance of a Golf Course Architect hired separately by the City). The selected A/E Consultant will supervise all required site work and the construction of a perimeter multi-use path on the north and west sides of the property. The City will seek green building certification for the clubhouse facility, in accordance with requirements in the City Code of Ordinances.
The renovation of golf course features (tees, fairway shaping, bunkers, greens, etc.) are to be designed by a Golf Course Architect (retained separately by the City) and coordinated with A/E Consultants construction documents.
Architectural/Engineering ServicesGolf Course Architect Services
Design and Construction Management 23
JULY 2020
NGF Consultant
Fact Finding
Process
Legistar
Approval
Process
AUG 2020
RFQ
Preparation
Oral
Presentation
Committee
Recommendation
to Commission
Negotiations
Final Agreement
Negotiations
Evaluation
Committee
Closing
AUG 2020
Golf Course
Architect RFQ
Hollywood Beach Golf Course Renovation & Clubhouse
Construction Consultant Procurement Schedule
SEPT 2020
Architect/Engineering
Services RFQ
Design and Construction Management 24
• August 2020
• RFQ advertisement for Golf Course Architect Services was posted
August 27,2020.
• September 2020
• RFQ for Architectural/Engineering Services to be posted in
September.
• September - October 2020
• The selection committee will meet to evaluate the Consultants
qualifications in order to shortlist submissions for both RFQ’s
separately.
Next Steps
Design and Construction Management 25
Dowdy Sports Field And
Former Armory Renovation
Design and Construction Management 26
• The Dowdy Sports Field and the Former Armory are located at 2161 Johnson Street, just south of Hayes Street between N. Dixie Hwy and N 22nd Ave.
• Former Armory is being used as storage for the Parks and Recreation and Cultural Affairs Department.
• Hollywood Wildcats FC youth soccer club’s In-House Recreational Programs operate the Dowdy Sports Field.
Project Location and Use
Design and Construction Management 27
Project Overview
Former Armory Building Renovation Scope
Renovate building to create an indoor
sports facility including basketball, batting
cages and soccer goals. To also include
ADA compliant restrooms, office space,
meeting room, and storage area. Work
on the exterior to include landscaping
and a connection from the building to
Dowdy Field.
Dowdy Sports Field Renovation Scope
Replace existing artificial turf field
(130x100 yds), install new artificial turf
field and drainage (130’ x 60’), re-lamp
with LED sports lighting, remove
basketball netting, remove poles,
remove dugout and resurface parking
lots.
The project will be phased with Dowdy Field be completed before the Former Armory Building Renovation as
the fields are in constant use by the soccer club. It was requested that this work be completed during the
summer months.
Design and Construction Management 28
• RFQ Advertisement was issued on July 21st and closed on August 27th.
• The selection committee will meet to evaluate the Consultants qualifications in order to
shortlist submissions.
• September 10th - Selection committee meeting #1 (Evaluations)
• September 22nd – Selection committee meeting #2 (Oral Presentations)
Next Steps
Design and Construction Management 29
Upcoming Meeting Dates
Thursday, October 29, 20206:00 – 8:00 p.m.
City Hall, 2600 Hollywood Boulevard
Room 215
Future MeetingsTo Be Determined
Design and Construction Management 30
Committee
Comments/Questions