Contract Connections: Military Construction - Hensel Phelps

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HENSEL PHELPS Contract Connections Presented by: Matt K. McCaulley Operations Manager

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HENSEL PHELPSContract Connections

Presented by: Matt K. McCaulleyOperations Manager

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• How does HPCC get work?• General Philosophy for Relationships• Small Business Relationships• Current Projects

How To Get Work With Hensel Phelps

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• Targeted projects• Self perform general trades• Subcontractors / Subcontractors /

Subcontractors

How Does HPCC Get Work?

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Treat all subcontractors fairly

No Bid Peddling

No Bid Shopping

No Discounting

Reward the Subcontractor who is low on

Bid Day

Subcontractor Relationships

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Provide Meaningful Opportunities – Directly (1st Tier)– Indirectly Through Other Subcontractors

(Lower Tiers) Provide Support to Help Grow / Build

Capacity Provide Future Opportunities to Proven

SBE’s Bonding Assistance through Hensel Phelps

Surety Bond Program

Small Business Relationships

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What we need from you…– A point of contact– A scope of work– An understanding of your capabilities

• Number of employees• Self perform or subcontract?

– Financial capabilities– Current certification information (CBE,

SBE, HubZone…)

Working with Hensel Phelps

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What you can expect from us…– An opportunity to get involved– Assistance with getting documents– Help finding the right scope of work to bid– A point of contact for questions and

concerns– Suggestions on Large Businesses to

partner with or develop a Mentor-Protégé Agreement

– A bonding assistance program

What to Expect

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Be timely! If you need more time to prepare a proposal, talk to the estimator in advance.

Be specific! Explain what work fits best with your current capabilities.

Be careful! Make sure you are familiar with project requirements (US Citizens, Bonds, access).

Be conscientious! Fill out required forms, provide required information, follow the Instructions to Bidders

Communicate! If you have a question, ask. If you have a concern, call or come visit.

Tips

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Subcontracting Opportunities – Preconstruction

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Awaiting Bid

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Awaiting Bid

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Pending Award

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Pending Award

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Pending Award

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Bidding – December 23rd

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Preconstruction

Owner: QuadrangleA/E: Jahn

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Preconstruction

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Brad Lewis, Director of Diversity, Mid Atlantic [email protected](703) 828.3265

Brad Rundquist, Chief [email protected](703) 828.3264

Contacts