Florida The City of Miami Beach is seeking proposals for the development of a hotel on a site adjacent to the city's convention center. The planned hotel will have 800 rooms and multiple conference spaces, including a ballroom and breakout spaces. Further, proposals should contain specifications for the demolition of the existing buildings on the site, including the Fillmore Theater annex. City of Miami Beach, Gus Lopez, 1700 Convention Center Dr., Miami Beach, 33139-1819. DR#15-00425891.

Nevada The University of Las Vegas has announced plans to build a medical school building on its main campus. The project's estimated cost is $80 million. A contracting method has not yet been determined. Construction is expected to begin in 2016, with a target completion date of July 2019. University of Las Vegas, Attn: Donald Snyder, 4505 S. Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas, 89154-9900. DR#14-00529779.

New Jersey The New Jersey Casino Redevelopment Authority is seeking design-bid-build proposals for a casino in Atlantic City. Located on a 140-acre site, the Bader Field Family Entertainment and Casino Redevelopment, a 6.2- million-sq-ft complex, will include a 3,000-room hotel, an indoor water park and multiple restaurants. Work also would include construction of a monorail to link the complex to the Atlantic City Rail Terminal within the city's convention center. Future phases of the project will include construction of a performance arena, parking facilities and an 11- building condominium complex. Casino Reinvestment Development Authority, Attn: Nancy Watterson, 15 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Atlantic City, 08401-7323. DR#07-000850919.

South Carolina Foundation work has begun on a six-story office building in Fort Mill. The LPL financial office will consist of a structural-steel frame with a glass-panel exterior. Childress Klein Properties is the builder and developer. Completion is set for 2016. LPL Financial, Attn: Charles Camp, Coliseum Central Park, Tyvola Rd., Charlotte, N.C. 28202-6000. DR#14-00495684.

Texas Freeport LNG has awarded a $2-billion contract for engineering, procurement and construction services on a liquified-natural-gas train at its Freeport facility to a joint venture of CB&I, Chiyoda International and Zachry Industrial. The project will cover construction of a third LNG train at the facility, with work expected to begin this year. This train will add 13.2 million tonnes per annum of LNG export capacity. The new facility will receive feed gas from Freeport's existing Stratton Ridge meter station. The project also includes the construction of a 165,000-cu-meter, double-walled, full-containment LNG storage tank. Construction of the first two LNG trains began in late 2014 and is ongoing. Freeport LNG Development, Michael Smith, 333 Clay St., Suite 5050, Houston, 77002-4101. DR#13-00625252.

Vermont An $18-million contract was awarded to Platinum-LeChase Construction Group to provide CM-at-risk services for construction of an assisted-living facility in South Burlington. The four-story, 110,000-sq-ft building will have a structural-steel frame and consist of 110 units, a fitness center, a theater, a kitchen and dining facilities. Wiemann Lamphere Architects is the architect. Construction is set to begin in late 2015. Platinum-LeChase, Jennifer Miglioratti, 205 Indigo Creek Dr., Rochester, N.Y. 14626-5100. DR#09-00583135.

New York 4/16 The New York District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking general-contractor bids for construction of an unmanned-aerial-vehicle hangar at Fort Drum. Work will include construction of an operations-and-maintenance hanger, a supply shop, storage areas as well as runways, taxiways and approach aprons. Related work will include site improvements, utilities, lighting, paving, storm drainage and landscaping. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-NY District, Nicholas Emanuel, 26 Federal Plaza, Jacob K. Javits Building, Room 1843, New York, 10278-0004. DR#15-00417080.

Maryland 4/20 Morgan State University is seeking a general contractor to construct a science center on its main Baltimore campus. The Jenkins Behavioral and Social Sciences Center will consist of a single five-story, 144,000-sq-ft building with a structural-steel frame. HOK is serving as architect and structural engineer, and Barton Mallow is providing construction management-at-risk services. The project is estimated to cost $48 million and will seek LEED certification. The owner is seeking a Minority Business Enterprise for the GC contract. Morgan State University, Juanita Singletary, 1700 E. Cold Spring Ln., Baltimore, 21251-0001. DR#04-00659103.

California 4/21 The Judicial Council of California has issued an RFQ for CM-at-risk services for a new courthouse in Santa Barbara. The new Santa Barbara County Courthouse will consist of a two-story, 93,000-sq-ft building, with a precast-concrete frame and spaces for eight courtrooms. A 240-car parking facility with 11 secure parking spaces is also included in the project's scope. The architect on the project is Moore Ruble Yudell Architects. Construction is expected to begin in early 2017. Judicial Council of California, Nadine McFadden, 455 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco, 94102-3660. DR#10-00631031.