A. A construction manager at risk delivery method may be used when a governing body determines that it is in its interest to use that method on a specific educational facility construction project, provided that the construction manager at risk shall be selected pursuant to the provisions of this section.
B. The governing body shall form a selection committee of at least three members with at least one member being an architect or engineer. The selection committee shall develop an evaluation process, including a multiphase procedure consisting of two or three steps. A two-step procedure may be used when the total amount of money available for the project is less than five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000) and shall include a request for qualifications and an interview. A three-step procedure shall consist of a request for qualifications, a request for proposals and an interview.
C. A request for qualifications shall be published in accordance with Section 13-1-104 NMSA 1978 and shall include at a minimum the following:
(1) a statement of the minimum qualifications for the construction manager at risk, including the requirements for:
(a) a contractor's license for the type of work to be performed, issued pursuant to the Construction Industries Licensing Act [Chapter 60, Article 13 NMSA 1978];
(b) registration pursuant to Section 13-4-13.1 NMSA 1978; and
(c) a minimum bond capacity;
(2) a statement of the scope of work to be performed, including:
(a) the location of the project and the total amount of money available for the project;
(b) a proposed schedule, including a deadline for submission of the statements of qualification;
(c) specific project requirements and deliverables;
(d) the composition of the selection committee;
(e) a description of the process the selection committee shall use to evaluate qualifications;
(f) a proposed contract; and
(g) a detailed statement of the relationships and obligations of all parties, including the construction manager at risk, agents of the governing body, such as an architect or engineer, and the governing body;
(3) a verification of the maximum allowable construction cost; and
(4) a request for a proposal bond as required by Section 13-1-146 NMSA 1978.
D. The selection committee shall evaluate the statements of qualifications submitted and determine the offerors that qualify for the construction manager at risk. If the selection committee has chosen a three-step procedure, the committee shall issue a request for proposals to the offerors that qualify.
E. If the selection committee has chosen a two-step procedure, the committee shall rank the persons that qualify based upon the statements of qualification and interview up to three of the highest-ranked offerors.
F. In a three-step procedure, the selection committee shall issue a request for proposals and evaluate the proposals pursuant to Sections 13-1-112 through 13-1-117 NMSA 1978 except that:
(1) the request for proposals shall be sent only to those determined to be qualified pursuant to Subsection D of this section;
(2) the selection committee shall evaluate the proposals and conduct interviews with up to three of the highest-ranked offerors instead of negotiating with responsible offerors found to be reasonably likely to be selected; and
(3) pursuant to Subsection G of this section, the contract award may be made after the interviews.
G. After conducting interviews with the highest-ranked offerors and after considering the factors listed in Subsection H of this section, the selection committee shall recommend to the governing body the offeror that will be most advantageous to the governing body. Should the governing body or designee be unable to negotiate a satisfactory contract with the offeror considered to be the most qualified at a price determined to be fair and reasonable, negotiations with that offeror shall be formally terminated. The governing body or designee shall then undertake negotiations with the second most qualified offeror. Failing accord with the second most qualified offeror, the governing body or designee shall formally terminate negotiations with the offeror. The governing body or designee shall then undertake negotiations with the third most qualified offeror. Should the governing body or designee be unable to negotiate a contract with any of the offerors selected by the committee, additional offerors shall be ranked in order of their qualifications and the governing body or designee shall continue negotiations in accordance with this section until a contract is signed with a qualified offeror or the procurement process is terminated and a new request for proposals is initiated.
H. In evaluating and ranking statements of qualifications, proposals and results of interviews, and in the final recommendation of a construction manager at risk, the selection committee shall consider:
(1) the offeror's experience with construction of similar types of projects;
(2) the qualifications and experience of the offeror's personnel and consultants and the role of each in the project;
(3) the plan for management actions to be undertaken on the project, including services to be rendered in connection with safety and the safety plan for the project;
(4) the offeror's experience with the construction manager at risk method; and
(5) all other selection criteria, as stated in the request for qualifications and the request for proposals.
I. Nothing in this section precludes the selection committee from recommending the termination of the selection procedure pursuant to Section 13-1-131 NMSA 1978 and repeating the selection process pursuant to this section. Any material received by the selection committee in response to a solicitation that is terminated shall not be disclosed so as to be available to competing offerors.
J. After a contract is awarded, the selection committee shall make the names of all offerors and the names of all offerors selected for interview available for public inspection along with the selection committee's final ranking and evaluation scores. Offerors who were interviewed but not selected for contract award shall be notified in writing within fifteen days of the award.
History: Laws 2007, ch. 141, § 6.
Emergency clause. — Laws 2007, ch. 141, § 10 contained an emergency clause and was approved April 2, 2007.
Structure New Mexico Statutes
Chapter 13 - Public Purchases and Property
Section 13-1-1 to 13-1-20 - Repealed.
Section 13-1-21 - Application of preferences.
Section 13-1-22 - Resident business and resident contractor certification. (Effective July 1, 2022.)
Section 13-1-23 to 13-1-27 - Repealed.
Section 13-1-28 - Short title.
Section 13-1-29 - Rules of construction; purposes.
Section 13-1-30 - Application of the code.
Section 13-1-30.1 - Standardized classification codes; applicability.
Section 13-1-31 - Definition; architectural services.
Section 13-1-32 - Definition; blind trust.
Section 13-1-33 - Definition; brand-name specification.
Section 13-1-34 - Definition; brand-name or equal specification.
Section 13-1-35 - Definition; business.
Section 13-1-36 - Definition; catalogue price.
Section 13-1-37 - Definition; central purchasing office.
Section 13-1-38 - Definition; change order.
Section 13-1-38.1 - Definition; chief procurement officer.
Section 13-1-39 - Definition; confidential information.
Section 13-1-40 - Definition; construction.
Section 13-1-40.1 - Definition; construction management and construction manager.
Section 13-1-41 - Definition; contract.
Section 13-1-42 - Definition; contract modification.
Section 13-1-43 - Definition; contractor.
Section 13-1-44 - Definition; cooperative procurement.
Section 13-1-45 - Definition; cost analysis.
Section 13-1-46 - Definition; cost data.
Section 13-1-47 - Definition; cost reimbursement contract.
Section 13-1-49 - Definition; data.
Section 13-1-50 - Definition; definite quantity contract.
Section 13-1-51 - Definition; designee.
Section 13-1-52 - Definition; determination.
Section 13-1-53 - Definition; direct or indirect participation.
Section 13-1-53.1 - Definition; electronic.
Section 13-1-54 - Definition; employee.
Section 13-1-55 - Definition; engineering services.
Section 13-1-56 - Definition; external procurement unit.
Section 13-1-56.1 - Recompiled.
Section 13-1-57 - Definition; financial interest.
Section 13-1-58 - Definition; firm fixed price contract.
Section 13-1-59 - Definition; gratuity.
Section 13-1-60 - Definition; heavy road equipment.
Section 13-1-61 - Definition; highway reconstruction.
Section 13-1-62 - Definition; immediate family.
Section 13-1-63 - Definition; indefinite quantity contract.
Section 13-1-64 - Definition; invitation for bids.
Section 13-1-65 - Definition; surveying services.
Section 13-1-66 - Definition; landscape architectural services.
Section 13-1-66.1 - Definition; local public works project.
Section 13-1-67 - Definition; local public body.
Section 13-1-68 - Definition; multi-term contract.
Section 13-1-69 - Definition; multiple source award.
Section 13-1-70 - Definition; notice of invitation for bids.
Section 13-1-70.1 - Definition; person.
Section 13-1-71 - Definition; price agreement.
Section 13-1-72 - Definition; price analysis.
Section 13-1-73 - Definition; pricing data.
Section 13-1-74 - Definition; procurement.
Section 13-1-75 - Definition; procurement officer.
Section 13-1-76 - Definition; professional services.
Section 13-1-77 - Definition; purchase order.
Section 13-1-78 - Definition; purchase request.
Section 13-1-79 - Definition; qualified products list.
Section 13-1-80 - Definition; regulation.
Section 13-1-81 - Definition; request for proposals.
Section 13-1-82 - Definition; responsible bidder.
Section 13-1-83 - Definition; responsible offeror.
Section 13-1-84 - Definition; responsive bid.
Section 13-1-85 - Definition; responsive offer.
Section 13-1-86 - Definition; secretary.
Section 13-1-86.1 - Duty to promulgate rules.
Section 13-1-87 - Definition; services.
Section 13-1-88 - Definition; small business.
Section 13-1-89 - Definition; specification.
Section 13-1-90 - Definition; state agency.
Section 13-1-91 - Definition; state public works project.
Section 13-1-92 - Definition; state purchasing agent.
Section 13-1-93 - Definition; tangible personal property.
Section 13-1-94 - Definition; using agency.
Section 13-1-95.1 - Electronic transmissions.
Section 13-1-95.2 - Chief procurement officers; reporting requirement; training; certification.
Section 13-1-95.3 - State agency; reporting required; in-state and out-of-state contracts.
Section 13-1-96 - Delegation of authority by the state purchasing agent.
Section 13-1-97 - Centralization of procurement authority.
Section 13-1-97.2 - Competitive sealed bids and proposals; record maintenance.
Section 13-1-98 - Exemptions from the Procurement Code.
Section 13-1-98.1 - Hospital and health care exemption.
Section 13-1-98.2 - Additional exemptions from the Procurement Code.
Section 13-1-99 - Excluded from central purchasing through the state purchasing agent.
Section 13-1-100 - Construction contracts; central purchasing office.
Section 13-1-100.1 - Construction contracts; construction management services.
Section 13-1-102 - Competitive sealed bids required.
Section 13-1-103 - Invitation for bids.
Section 13-1-104 - Competitive sealed bids; public notice.
Section 13-1-105 - Competitive sealed bids; receipt and acceptance of bids.
Section 13-1-106 - Competitive sealed bids; correction or withdrawal of bids.
Section 13-1-107 - Competitive sealed bids; bid opening.
Section 13-1-108 - Competitive sealed bids; award.
Section 13-1-108.1 - Recompiled.
Section 13-1-109 - Competitive sealed bids; multi-step sealed bidding.
Section 13-1-110 - Competitive sealed bids; identical bids.
Section 13-1-111 - Competitive sealed proposals; conditions for use.
Section 13-1-112 - Competitive sealed proposals; request for proposals.
Section 13-1-113 - Competitive sealed proposals; public notice.
Section 13-1-114 - Competitive sealed proposals; evaluation factors.
Section 13-1-115 - Competitive sealed proposals; negotiations.
Section 13-1-116 - Competitive sealed proposals; disclosure; record.
Section 13-1-117 - Competitive sealed proposals; award.
Section 13-1-118 - Competitive sealed proposals; professional services contracts; contract review.
Section 13-1-119.1 - Public works project delivery system; design and build projects authorized.
Section 13-1-119.2 - Design and build procurement for certain transportation projects.
Section 13-1-123 - Architectural, engineering, landscape architectural and surveying contracts.
Section 13-1-124 - Architect rate schedule.
Section 13-1-124.1 - Short title.
Section 13-1-124.2 - Applicability.
Section 13-1-124.3 - Definitions.
Section 13-1-124.5 - Responsibilities of construction manager at risk following award of project.
Section 13-1-125 - Small purchases.
Section 13-1-126 - Sole source procurement.
Section 13-1-126.1 - Sole source contracts; notice; protest.
Section 13-1-127 - Emergency procurement; required conditions; limitations; notice.
Section 13-1-129 - Procurement under existing contracts.
Section 13-1-130 - Purchases; antipoverty program business.
Section 13-1-131 - Rejection or cancellation of bids or requests for proposals; negotiations.
Section 13-1-132 - Irregularities in bids or proposals.
Section 13-1-133 - Responsibility of bidders and offerors.
Section 13-1-134 - Prequalification of bidders.
Section 13-1-135 - Cooperative procurement authorized.
Section 13-1-135.1 - Recycled content goods; cooperative procurement.
Section 13-1-136 - Cooperative procurement; reports required.
Section 13-1-137 - Sale, acquisition or use of property by a state agency or a local public body.
Section 13-1-138 - Cost or pricing data required.
Section 13-1-138.1 - Specification of certain components; separate pricing required.
Section 13-1-139 - Cost or pricing data not required.
Section 13-1-140 - Cost or pricing data; change orders or contract modifications.
Section 13-1-141 - Cost or pricing data; change orders; contract modifications; exceptions.
Section 13-1-142 - Cost or pricing data; certification required.
Section 13-1-143 - Cost or pricing data; price adjustment provision required.
Section 13-1-144 - Cost or price analysis.
Section 13-1-145 - Cost principles; regulations.
Section 13-1-146 - Requirement for bid security.
Section 13-1-146.1 - Directed suretyship prohibited; penalty.
Section 13-1-147 - Bid security; rejection of bids.
Section 13-1-148 - Bid and performance bonds; additional requirements.
Section 13-1-148.1 - Bonding of subcontractors.
Section 13-1-149 - Types of contracts.
Section 13-1-150 - Multi-term contracts; specified period.
Section 13-1-151 - Multi-term contracts; determination prior to use.
Section 13-1-152 - Multi-term contracts; cancellation due to unavailability of funds.
Section 13-1-152.1 - Water storage tank service contracts.
Section 13-1-153 - Multiple source award; limitations on use.
Section 13-1-154 - Multiple source award; determination required.
Section 13-1-156 - Trade or exchange of used items; appraisal required.
Section 13-1-157 - Receipt; inspection; acceptance or rejection of deliveries.
Section 13-1-158 - Payments for purchases.
Section 13-1-159 - Right to inspect plant.
Section 13-1-160 - Audit of cost or pricing data.
Section 13-1-161 - Contract audit.
Section 13-1-162 - State procurement standards and specifications committee; terms; staff.
Section 13-1-163 - Committee powers and duties; special committees; annual report.
Section 13-1-164 - Specifications; maximum practicable competition.
Section 13-1-165 - Brand-name specification; use.
Section 13-1-166 - Brand-name specification; competition.
Section 13-1-167 - Brand-name or equal specification; required characteristics.
Section 13-1-168 - Brand-name or equal specification; required language.
Section 13-1-169 - Purchase request; specifications; purchase orders.
Section 13-1-170 - Uniform contract clauses.
Section 13-1-171 - Price adjustments.
Section 13-1-172 - Right to protest.
Section 13-1-173 - Procurements after protest.
Section 13-1-174 - Authority to resolve protests.
Section 13-1-175 - Protest; determination.
Section 13-1-176 - Protest; notice of determination.
Section 13-1-177 - Authority to suspend or debar.
Section 13-1-178 - Causes for debarment or suspension; time limit.
Section 13-1-179 - Debarment or suspension; determination.
Section 13-1-180 - Debarment or suspension; notice of determination.
Section 13-1-180.1 - Continuation of current contracts; restrictions on subcontracting.
Section 13-1-181 - Remedies prior to execution of contract.
Section 13-1-182 - Ratification or termination after execution of contract.
Section 13-1-183 - Judicial review.
Section 13-1-184 - Assistance to small business; policy.
Section 13-1-185 - Assistance to small business; duties of the state purchasing agent.
Section 13-1-186 - Assistance to small business; bid bonds; reduction.
Section 13-1-187 - Small business; report to the legislature.
Section 13-1-188 - Public acquisition of American-made motor vehicles required.
Section 13-1-189 - Procurements pursuant to the Corrections Industries Act.
Section 13-1-190 - Unlawful employee participation prohibited.
Section 13-1-191 - Bribes; gratuities and kickbacks; contract reference required.
Section 13-1-191.1 - Campaign contribution disclosure and prohibition.
Section 13-1-192 - Contingent fees prohibited.
Section 13-1-193 - Contemporaneous employment prohibited.
Section 13-1-195 - Use of confidential information prohibited.
Section 13-1-196 - Civil penalty.
Section 13-1-196.1 - State ethics commission jurisdiction.
Section 13-1-197 - Recovery of value transferred or received; additional civil penalty.