West Virginia Code § 5-22B-3

Authorization of construction management at-risk contracts for public
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construction projects.
(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of this code to the contrary, the state and/or its
subdivisions who comply with the provisions of this article may solicit and execute a
construction management at-risk contract.
(b) The execution of a construction management at-risk contract between the state and/or its
subdivisions and a construction manager is optional. The use of a construction management
at-risk contract is at the discretion of the state and/or its subdivisions. If the state and/or its
subdivisions opt not to execute a construction management at-riusk contract the provisions of
§5-22-1 et seq. of this code shall apply to the selection and management of the bidding
process of the project. t
(c) Prior to entering into a construction management at-risk contract, the state and/or its
subdivisions shall adopt policies for utilization of a construction management at-risk
contract. The policies shall require that such contralcts include, at a minimum, the following:
(1) Procedures for the preparation and content of requests for qualifications and requests for
proposals; i
(2) Procedures for preparing and submitting proposals;
(3) Procedures for evaluating proposals in accordance with §5-22B-12 of this code;
(4) Procedures for negotiations between the state and/or its subdivisions and the
construction managers submitting proposals prior to the acceptance of a proposal if any
such negotiations are contemplated; and
(5) Procedures for filing and acting on formal protests relating to the solicitation or
execution of construction management at-risk contracts.
(d) The state and/or its subdivisions may require supplemental conditions to a construction
management at-risk agreement and any modifications to the agreement will be
communicated to all parties prior to the execution of the contract.

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