26-0490
Hohokam Stadium and Fitch Park Improvement Project - Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR), Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) (District 1 and 4) Hohokam Stadium and Fitch Park are actively used by Major League Baseball’s Athletics and the Parks, Recreation, and Community Facilities Department throughout the year. This project addresses the City’s contractual obligations under the 2013 Facility Use Agreement for “Scheduled Capital Improvements”. The project includes renovating underutilized spaces in Hohokam Stadium for new and updated facilities including sports medicine facilities with associated equipment, locker room improvements and updates to the team dining area. At Fitch Park the hitting/pitching lab will be expanded to add two new lanes. Staff recommend awarding a construction services contract to the selected CMAR, Mortenson Construction, in the amount of $7,291,438.00 (GMP), and authorizing a change order allowance in the amount of $729,144.00 (10%) for a total amount of $8,020,582.00 This project is funded by Capital General Fund.
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- Amount
- $7.29M
- Runs until
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- Type
- contract
- Field
- Construction
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- Committee
- City Council
- Introduced
- April 30, 2026
- On agenda
- May 18, 2026
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