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The proposed bill
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Rep.
Antonio Riley,
D-Milwaukee
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A Legislative
Reference Bureau analysis of the most recent design/build proposal
issued by State Rep. Antonio Riley, D-Milwaukee:
This bill authorizes
the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District to let a contract for
public construction using the design/build construction process,
which is defined as a project delivery and procurement process for
the design, construction, repair, renovation, installation or demolition
of a public works project under which a single entity is responsible
for the professional design services and construction services related
to the project. Under the bill, the design/build construction process
may only be used for projects, the estimated cost of which exceeds
$1 million.
If MMSD wishes
to construct a public work using the design/build construction process,
MMSD must use a two-stage selection process. Under the first stage,
MMSD must publish a notice that includes a project statement that
describes the project requirements and design goals for the project,
detailed submission requirements, selection procedures, selection
criteria, the composition of the selection panel and whether the
district will offer a stipend to unsuccessful design/build teams
and, if so, the amount of the stipend.
Following receipt
of the bids, MMSD must select at least three, but not more than
five, design/build teams to participate in the second stage of the
selection process, unless MMSD receives fewer than three statements
of qualification and initial project approach proposals. The selection
of the finalist teams in the first stage of the process must be
based on factors that include the background, experience and qualifications
of the members of the teams and the statement of qualifications
and the initial project approach proposal.
In the second
stage of the selection process, MMSD must choose from among the
five or fewer finalist teams if MMSD determines that at least one
of the finalists will be able to construct the public work in a
way that is satisfactory to MMSD.
MMSD must conduct
interviews of each team, and each team must make a presentation.
The criteria to be used in making a final selection may include
the quality of the proposed design, the extent to which a proposal
demonstrates compliance with the project statement, the estimated
cost of the project and a guaranteed maximum price for the project.
If MMSD enters into a contract with one of the teams, that design/build
team must obtain bonding to guarantee completion of the project.
Under current
law, the Milwaukee County Board may let a contract for the construction
of the Sheriff's Department training academy using the design/build
construction process, although the process is not defined.
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