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AGENDA
▪ WHY WE ARE HERE
▪ Identify the BEST VALUE solution for St. Louis County
▪ WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED
▪ Review the Discovery process and findings
▪ WHERE WE ARE IN TASK 1: IDENTIFY PROCESS
▪ Review project recommendation and delivery methods
▪ NEXT STEPS
MAKING THE SMART INVESTMENT FOR BETTER SERVICE AND BETTER SECURITY
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“Hybrid work environments support our organization and our people. They provide our staff flexibility and freedom with stability and camaraderie… a winwin!”
Deanna Venker, P.E. Chief Operating OfficePROJECTBACKGROUND
PROJECT CORNERSTONE: Modernize and consolidate the central Administration building and satellite sites to improve customer service and maximize efficiency
▪ Mandated by City of Clayton building and fire code by January 1, 2028
▪ We have no choice to do nothing
▪ Identify the BEST VALUE outcome for the County capitalizing on opportunities for improvement.
▪ Serve citizens more effectively where they live and work
▪ Create modern hybrid work environment to function more effectively
▪ Address outstanding capital and maintenance budgets
▪ Opportunities to consolidate County real estate portfolio and drive economic development
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ENGAGEMENT: Staff
Mini-Focus Groups
▪ Representative staff participants across various department levels to set initial baseline understanding
Employee Survey
▪ 480 staff respondents
Virtual Workshops
▪ 126 total participants (including 2 external partners)
▪ L.K. Roos Building
▪ South County Government Center
▪ Crossings at Northwest
IMPROVEMENTS TO WORKSPACE FOR INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY All
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ENGAGEMENT: Public
In-Person Surveys
▪ 88 total respondents
▪ L.K. Roos Building
▪ South County Government Center
▪ Crossings at Northwest Electronic Survey
▪ 433 total respondents
▪ Geographically and Ethnically diverse to match County demographics
Top priorities to improve customer experience
Residents support satellite concept
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DISCOVERYPHASE
Departmental Interviews:
▪ >20 departmental meetings, including Police
▪ Homework assignments completed by departments to understand their office needs
Departmental prototype layouts
Results:
▪ Ideal space and functional program
▪ Drives space type, size, and relationships
▪ $45 million in deferred maintenance
o LKR (’70) Backlog/Deferred Maintenance: $27m
o PHQ (’50) Backlog/Deferred Maintenance: $15m
o TPW (’80) Backlog/Deferred Maintenance: $2.4m
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TASK1: IDENTIFY
IDENTIFY recommendations.
▪ WHY: LKR must be fully sprinklered by 1/1/2028
▪ WHAT: Project requirements and scoping
▪ WHO: Services/departments that are affected
▪ WHERE: Project(s) will be constructed
▪ WHEN: Procurement/construction schedule to meet mandate
▪ HOW: Funding required and best delivery method
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SCORINGMETHODOLOGY
PROJECT CORNERSTONE
▪ Utilized a scoring criteria familiar to the County to determine BEST VALUE
STAGE 1 - TECHNICAL:
How does each strategy score on technical merit to meet project goals and objectives.
100 points
STAGE 2 - FINANCIAL:
How does each strategy score on cost over a 20-year period for both capital and operations/maintenance.
100 points
Lowest 20yr cost gets 100 points.
Formula: low $$$ divided by strategy $$$ x 100
STAGE 3 – BEST VALUE:
Add Stage 1 and 2 scores to determine which strategy provides best overall solution that balances quality and price.
200 points
Add technical to financial to determine strategy providing highest overall value
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TECHNICALGOALS
▪ Set goals to maximize outcomes due to sprinkler mandate
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STATUS next steps
TECHNICALSCORING
TECHNICAL SCORING
LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
No benefit to customer service or switch to hybrid work
Modest improvements on project goals; Risk associated with renovating an old facility
Scores well, but doesn’t embrace right-sized model by maintaining both an Admin and PHQ facility
Achieves goals of improving customer service, adapting to hybrid work, and overall facility maintenance strategy
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LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
▪ Creates a new facility for Administration and Police core functions
▪ County Executive
▪ County Council
▪ County Counselor
▪ Police Headquarters
▪ Relocates crime lab to a new facility
▪ Miscellaneous support services
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
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LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR–07: Mid-County
Creates a new Mid-County satellite:
▪ One-Stop-Shop centralizes key functions and departments
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
▪ Improved public access and parking
▪ Enhanced public ability to interact with staff; secure lobby, kiosks, scheduling
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
▪ Reduces real estate in Clayton (most expensive metro region real estate)
Mid-County Satellite diagram
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LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
LKR
▪ Public Survey
▪ 78% Support consolidated facility
▪ Virtual Workshop
(staff/stakeholders)
▪ 63% Agree with strategy
▪ 35% Prefer C
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
▪ 25% Prefer A
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LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
LKR–07OPTION
BENEFITS
▪ Highest rated technical score
▪ Serve the customer where they live and work
▪ Formal Business = Clayton
▪ Routine Business = Mid-County
▪ Reduces real estate portfolio by up to 2 facilities and eliminating their capital and operating costs
▪ Eliminates significant renovation risk
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
▪ Requires no temporary staff relocation or service interruption
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Mid-County Satellite diagramLEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
LKR–06: Clayton
▪ Creates new core-function administration facility meeting needs of Project Cornerstone
▪ County Executive ▪ County Council
▪ County Counselor
▪ Miscellaneous support services
▪ Renovates Police Headquarters
▪ Relocates crime lab to a new facility.
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
▪ Creates centralized Mid-County satellite
Mid-County Satellite diagram
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LKR-06 stacking diagramsteps
LKR–06OPTION
BENEFITS
LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
▪ 2nd highest overall rated technical score
▪ Serve the customer where they live and work
▪ Formal Business = Clayton
▪ Routine Business = Mid-County
▪ Reduces real estate portfolio by 1 facility and eliminating their outstanding capital and operating needs
CONSTRAINTS
▪ Existing LKR site has limited stand-alone development potential
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
▪ Renovating PHQ may require temporary police relocation and multiple phases of construction
▪ More gross square feet available than necessary between new facility and PHQ
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Mid-County Satellite diagramsteps
LKR–04: OPTION
LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
▪ Renovates LKR, with small building addition, into new administration and Police core function facility needs of Project Cornerstone
▪ County Executive
▪ County Council
▪ County Counselor
▪ Police Headquarters
▪ Relocates crime lab to a new facility
▪ Miscellaneous support services
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
▪ Creates centralized Mid-County satellite
L.K.Roos department diagram
Mid-County Satellite diagram
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LKR–04: OPTION
BENEFITS
LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
▪ Highest rated strategy utilizing existing L.K. Roos facility, 5th overall score
▪ Formal Business = Clayton
▪ Routine Business = Mid-County
▪ Reduces real estate portfolio by 2 facilities
CONSTRAINTS
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
▪ May require temporary facilities to house staff during construction
▪ Pending schedule of MC satellite completion
▪ Significant structural analysis and upgrades to meet seismic codes
▪ Increased risk of unforeseen existing conditions in renovating 50yr old structure
▪ Minimal improvement for public access to L.K. Roos
L.K.Roos department diagram
Mid-County Satellite diagram
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LKR–01: FireSprinklers
▪ Lowest overall technical score.
LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
▪ Responds to the Code Mandate by providing fire sprinklers throughout LKR Building.
▪ New fire sprinkler system (safety)
▪ New ceilings and light fixtures (efficiency)
▪ Above ceiling abatement (safety)
▪ Central Plant equipment replacement (deficiency)
▪ Does NOT address any interior reconfiguration or exterior renovation to remedy existing work environment and building deficiencies.
L.K. Roos building - existing
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LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
LKR–01: FireSprinklers
BENEFITS
▪ Meets City of Clayton Fire Sprinkler mandate CONSTRAINTS
▪ Does NOT meet overall project objectives
▪ Improved customer service
▪ Flexible workspace to accommodate hybrid work model.
▪ Eventually requires future interior and exterior renovation to keep facility operational ($118m+)
▪ Additional abatement required during future renovation
▪ $40m+ deferred maintenance NOT addressed
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
▪ Highest risk for uncovering unforeseen conditions and potential cost increases
▪ Will likely require temporary facilities to house staff during construction
L.K. Roos Building - existing
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PROJECTDELIVERYSTRATEGIES:
DBB:Design-Bid-Build
CMGC/CMAR:Construction Manager/GeneralContractor
(P)DB:ProgressiveDesignBuild
DBF:Design-Build-Finance
DBOM:Design-BuildOperate-Maintain
DBFOM:Design-BuildFinance-Operate-Maintain
Lease:LeasingOption
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PROJECTDELIVERYSTRATEGIES:
Delivery Option Benefits Challenges When to Use
Design- Bid-Build (DBB): Separate sequential contracts for design and construction. Low-bid selection. Owner manages most risk.
Example: ECC, County road paving projects
- Max owner control
- Familiar model
- O&M not included
- Budget and schedule risks
- Limited innovation/risk transfer
- Potential constructability issues
Simple, low-risk projects where design control is important
Construction Manager At-Risk (CMAR): Owner procures designer and then procures contractor before design is complete to allow constructability workshops. Price negotiated once design is complete.
Example: Parkway School District
Design-Build (DB): Single procurement for integrated design-build team. Best value selection.
Example: County Courts Building, Health Campus, Creve Coeur Soccer Park
- Greater designer/contractor coordination
- Moderate owner control
- O&M not included
- Less price competition
Mid-size to large projects with significant risks
Design-Build-Operate-Finance-Operate-Maintain (DBFOM or P3): Single procurement for integrated team that delivers all phases of project; Performance-based payments to incentivize investor oversight; Best value selection.
Example: KCI Airport, Long Beach (CA) Civic Center
- Greater designer/contractor coordination
- Price competition
- Moderate innovation/ risk transfer
- O&M included
- Pay-for-performance
- Max designer/contractor coordination
- Max innovation/risk transfer
- O&M not included
- Procurement may require more design
Mid-size to large projects where risks can be addressed before procurement
- Higher financing cost
- Complex procurement/contract
Large projects with significant risk and opportunity for innovation where O&M is critical
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LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
REALESTATE
Development Pipeline:
▪ One factor to identify potential market value of County property
▪ What is highest and best use?
▪ Speculative office will not be supported in Clayton in near term
▪ >500,000sf delivered in next 2 years
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
▪ Multi-family expected to have consistent demand and diversify downtown Clayton
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LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
REALESTATE:
Clayton Property
A. 41 S. Central (LKR)
B. 7900 Forsyth (PHQ)
C. 111 S. Meramec
D. 121 S. Meramec
E. Lot A West
F. Lot A East
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
Creve Coeur
▪ 1050 N. Lindbergh (TPW)
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steps
REALESTATE
Market Outreach – Potential Satellite Locations
LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
Leasing
• Market is favorable for tenants
• Large tenants have leverage – County may solve a vacancy challenge for an owner
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
• Renovated second generation space outside Clayton will be less costly (full service)
• Build to suit lease space will be more costly with most costly upfront costs
• County is within window to begin negotiations with landlords
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
Industrial Conversion
• May be an option, but will require deeper space search and cost analysis
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SCORINGMETHODOLOGY
PROJECT CORNERSTONE
▪ Utilized a scoring criteria familiar to the County to determine BEST VALUE
STAGE 1 - TECHNICAL:
How does each strategy score on technical merit to meet project goals and objectives.
100 points
STAGE 2 - FINANCIAL:
How does each strategy score on cost over a 20-year period for both capital and operations/maintenance.
100 points
Lowest 20yr cost gets 100 points.
Formula: low $$$ divided by strategy $$$ x 100
STAGE 3 – BEST VALUE:
Add Stage 1 and 2 scores to determine which strategy provides best overall solution that balances quality and price.
200 points
Add technical to financial to determine strategy providing highest overall value
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LEGEND LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
Background learned STATUS next steps LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
WHAT: LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
Project Goals Points Minimum Score Required Improved customer service at locations they live/work 25 12.5 Modern, right sized, flexible work space 25 12.5 Well-maintained facilities and life-cycle optimization 20 8.0 Flexible and future-proof facility 10 3.0 Facility design maximizing civic pride and government perception 10 3.0 Leverage Underutilized assets to defray public cost and provide additional amenities 5 1.3 Accessible by various transportation modes with sufficient parking 5 1.3 Total 100
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WHAT: LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
FINANCIAL SCORING
ONLY
STRATEGY
EXISTING NEW LKR
assign 1-5 for each goal in raw score column
Total 20-year Cost (NPV): Inclusive of
▪ Construction costs to build the facility
▪ Capital Improvements during the 20yr period (if applicable)
▪ Debt Service costs
▪ Revenue
▪ Annual Operations and Maintenance costs
▪ Lease costs for Mid-County satellite (if applicable)
NOTE:
▪ Identified in 2023 $$$’s for reference purposes. Values are subject to fluctuation based on variables:
▪ Construction capacity and schedule
▪ Inflationary changes
▪ Interest Rates
▪ Market conditions
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WHAT:
BEST VALUE SCORING
LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
STRATEGY
EXISTING NEW LKR
1-5 for each goal in raw score column
scoring weights calculated by (lowest cost/proposed cost) x 100 points
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LEGEND
LKR-07: New consolidated admin and PHQ facility and new MC satellite
LKR-06: New core admin facility, renovated PHQ, and new MC satellite
TASK1IDENTIFY: Conclusion
RECOMMENDATIONS
▪ PROJECT: LKR-07 identified as overall BEST VALUE consisting of:
▪ New consolidated Administration and Police core function facility
▪ New Mid-County satellite facility
▪ Delivery Method:
▪ To be determined pending legislative authorization ,additional market outreach, and financial model finalization.
LKR-04: Existing LKR houses core Admin and PHQ functions; new MC satellite
LKR-01: Sprinkler mandate
BENEFITS
▪ Provides the overall BEST VALUE to position the County for the future
▪ Provides improved customer service where the public lives and works
▪ Maximizes and consolidates real estate
▪ Integrates 20-year maintenance and operational costs to mitigate continued deferred maintenance needs
Mid-County Satellite diagram
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Next steps
MARKETOUTREACH: P3
1. Informal Engagement (May)
• Present public information (e.g., website, presentations)
• Gauge bidder interest
• Receive feedback on project scope, potential delivery methods, timing and key risks
• Focus on P3 industry, but can also engage local designers and contractors
2. RFI/Industry Day (June/July)
• More concrete direction on scope, timing, delivery method based on Council session
• Issue RFI at least 30 days before Industry Day
• Can require written responses and/or 1on1 meetings at industry day
• Industry day will include overview presentation, Q&A, 1on1 meetings with potential teams, and small business networking session
• Site tour optional
3. Procurement (Fall/Winter)
• Informed by industry feedback
• 1- or 2-step procurement
• Ideally starts after referendum approval, but could start RFQ before if confident of referendum outcome
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ORDINANCEAUTHORIZATION
▪ Adopt ordinance to allow for new delivery methods
▪ Construction Manager-At-Risk
▪ Public-Private-Partnership (P3)
▪ Both draft ordinances are in process
▪ Both strategies may provide benefit and opportunity for Cornerstone and other County projects
▪ Standard County contract requirements (M/WBE, prevailing wage, etc.) still apply
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ACRONYMS
JCM: John C. Murphy Health Center (plan review only)
LKR: L.K. Roos Administration Building @ 41. S. Central
PHQ: Police Headquarters @ 7900 Forsyth
SA: South Assessor’s Office
SGC: South County Government Center
SHC: South Health Clinic (pending site location)
TPW: 1050 N. Lindbergh TPW Property
WGC: West County Government Center
SATELLITE CONSOLIDATION CONCEPT
▪ Continue validation of potential sites
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