Lexington County School District One is seeking a Construction Manager at Risk (CM-R) for preconstruction and construction services on five existing-facility improvements (Projects 2-01 through 2-05).
Proposals are due November 2, 2026, at 3:00 PM, and the solicitation was posted on October 2, 2026.
The procurement method is CM-R (Construction Manager at Risk).
The issuing agency is Lexington School District One.
Bidders must submit one Technical Proposal and one Public Release Technical Proposal.
Requirement: Bidders must be properly licensed firms.
Licence
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Submit a competitive sealed proposal for Construction Manager at Risk (CM-R) preconstruction and construction services.
Provide services for five existing-facility improvements identified as Projects 2-01 through 2-05.
Submit one Technical Proposal and one Public Release Technical Proposal.
Ensure the firm is properly licensed.
Requirements
From the documents
Licence
properly licensed firms
Posted Scope of Work
Lexington County School District One requests competitive sealed proposals from properly licensed firms for Construction Manager at Risk (CM-R) preconstruction and construction services for the five existing-facility improvements identified as Projects 2-01 through 2-05 in Section III.
Lexington County School District One requests competitive sealed proposals from properly licensed firms for Construction Manager at Risk (CM-R) preconstruction and construction services for the five existing-facility improvements identified as Projects 2-01 through 2-05 in Section III.
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Source: Lexington School District One (solicitation RFP2027.6), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
