Helen T. Chick Building Renovation project located in Fayetteville, NC
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS –
PROJECT INFORMATION SESSION
Blum Construction and Right Build International has been selected, in a Joint Venture, as the Construction Manager at Risk by Fayetteville State University, and will be hosting a Project Information Session for the Helen T. Chick Building Renovation project located in Fayetteville, NC on Thursday, September 4, 2025, from 2:00-4:00 pm. Both virtual and in-person attendance options are available. A site walk of the Helen T. Chick Building will take place following the information session.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Project consists of renovations to the existing Helen T. Chick Building on Fayetteville State’s campus, originally constructed in 1968. The building is approximately 45,363 SF, divided across 3 stories, and currently houses student support programs affiliated with the school. Renovations to include replacement of existing handrails to meet building code, modification of existing hydraulic elevator to meet AHJ requirements, selective interior demolition and asbestos abatement, doors, frames & hardware changes, with new interior paint, finishes and specialties. ADA upgrades to include new toilet rooms on Level
- This project also addresses targeted fire protection, plumbing, mechanical and electrical upgrades.
(1) In-Person Attendance –
Location: Fayetteville-Cumberland Regional Entrepreneur & Business HUB |
1073 Murchinson Road,
Fayetteville, NC 28301
Register Here:
https://forms.office.com/r/CY4Xs2k4Gk(2) Virtual Attendance –
Registration Link:
https://flblum.zoom.us/meeting/register/CipArd4zTbuGYg43qEn0Dw
Historically underutilized and minority business participation is strongly encouraged. Blum-RBI has a long-standing commitment to maximize minority and other HUB participation on all of our projects. There is an established 20% MWBE goal for this project. Blum-RBI has the ability to create custom solutions to support a successful project outcome. Examples of Trade Partner Support: quick pay arrangements, modified insurance limits, bonding access or alternative bonding solutions, joint check agreements, prequalification assistance, disaggregation of bid packages, break out of materials and equipment to support cash flow.
For more information on the project visit our Public Plan Room at www.flblum.com/subcontractors/ .
