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Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services East Side Study Design Guidelines Overview Project Overview The second phase of this project may involve the review of goals and needs of the city. This may include meetings and discussions with the Steering Committee and possibly other groups and individuals. It is anticipated that the Steering Committee will be made up of both, citizens and individuals with sought after areas of experience and expertise such as law, finance, planning and marketing. The City expects the consultant to, through a series of educational sessions, walk the Steering Committee through the latest trends in planning for sustainable communities so that they are able to make informed recommendations to the Planning Commission and City Council about future development in the study area. The process might include field observations in various recently developed mixed use centers and should involve a highly interactive process using graphic and photographic aids. The City of Broken Arrow is looking for a consultant who is energetic and enthusiastic about recent trends in sound, land use planning techniques. The consultant must be able to articulate the rationale and make the case for planning that includes such features as sustainability, low impact development and new urbanism, while not alienating those, to whom these concepts might be new. It is anticipated that during the course of this study the consultant shall meet periodically with the steering committee. The frequency and scheduling of these meetings shall be determined during the project planning phase. The City of Broken Arrow desires to establish practical design standards, which shall promote new mixed use land uses that emphasize new regional and national trends, which can focus on the following:
Questions Submittal Location Request for Proposals — Consultant Services James Street Area Action Plan The City of Kannapolis is issuing a Request for Proposals for consulting services to develop an action plan for our James Street Area neighborhood. This is an area that is near the North Carolina Research Campus, but lacks the social and physical infrastructure to be able to benefit from the expected economic growth. The City aims to connect residents of this area with jobs and other economic opportunities through strategies that include addressing underlying socioeconomic issues, providing assistance with housing, transportation, and other physical infrastructure needs, and developing education, workforce development, and small business development strategies specific to the neighborhood. The RFP seeks consultants with expertise in community development and/or physical planning and design to assist with two aspects of this James Street Area Action Plan project: 1) providing facilitation services and community development expertise to develop a needs assessment and action plan, and 2) conducting a neighborhood charrette to examine and define the physical planning and urban design projects recommended in the action plan. Please refer to the attached RFP for details and the attached map for a location of the neighborhood. We invite you to respond to this RFP, or ask you to pass it along to qualified consultants. The deadline for submission is 12:00pm, May 30, 2008. Feel free to contact me with any questions:
Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Hosting Of SCAG Data/Information RFP Number: 08-035 ABOUT SCAG As the designated MPO, SCAG is mandated by the federal government to research and put together plans for transportation, growth management, hazardous waste management, and air quality. SCAG relies heavily on outside consultants and vendors to help accomplish the overall mission and objectives of SCAG. We are always striving to increase the breadth and depth of talent in our pool of potential consultants and vendors, and are especially interested in bringing more certified DBEs into the database. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT COMPLETE RFP PACKET MAY BE DOWNLOADED AT http://www.planetbids.com/SCAG/QuickSearch.cfm PROPOSALS DUE: 3:00 p.m. (Pacific) on June 11, 2008 CONTACT INFORMATION Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Future of Northwestern Indiana Summit. and Comprehensive Regional Plan (CRP) The Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission (NIRPC) is seeking Request for Qualifications (RFQ) in professional consultant assistance in organizing and carrying out a Future of Northwestern Indiana Summit. The consultant services will also provide on-going assistance during the development of the Comprehensive Regional Plan (CRP). More details can be viewed by obtaining a copy of the RFQ solicitation document located at www.nirpc.org or by contacting Steve Strains at 219-763-6060 x130 or sstrains@nirpc.org. Submittal Deadline Written Questions Due Submittal Location Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Complete City-Wide Urban Design Standards The City of Sioux City, in concert with the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce and local developers, hereinafter referred to as the Urban Design Standards Committee, is in the process of soliciting proposals of qualifications from firms knowledgeable and experienced in creating city-wide urban design standards. The Urban Design Standards Committee will rate the firms based on the adopted evaluation criteria and procedures contained herein. The Urban Design Standards Committee is interested in a firm to develop a city-wide Urban Design Standards Manual as an amendment to the 2005 Comprehensive Plan and to be implemented through amendments to the Municipal Code which addresses the following in regards to private development and supporting public infrastructure:
A pre-submittal meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday, June 11, 2008 at 10:00 a.m. in room 308 at the City Hall of Sioux City to discuss all aspects of the RFQ process and respond to questions. Sub-consultants are encouraged to attend to network with prime consultants. Please e-mail Paul Barnes to verify the time, date and location of this meeting (pbarnes@sioux-city.org). Interested firms are to submit eight sets of their proposals to the City of Sioux City, Community Development Department, Attention: Paul Barnes, Planner, P.O. Box 447, 405 Sixth Street, Sioux City, Iowa, 51102, no later than July 1, 2008. Complete RFQ text can be downloaded from the City of Sioux City's website at www.sioux-city.org. Click on the 'Design Standards RFQ' icon. Selection will be made by July 15, 2008. Phone inquiries and / or interviews of firms will be conducted, based on proposals received. Incomplete submittals, incorrect information, or late submittals shall be cause for disqualification. Copies received by FAX will not be considered. Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Fiscal Impact Analysis Study Request for Qualifications (RFQ) OVERVIEW PROJECT CONCEPT AND STATUS
Subsequent to receiving responses to the RFQ, the City will evaluate the proposals and determine whether to further consider one of more of the proposals. Short-listed firms will be contacted for further information. Proposals Due Questions
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Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Local Area Regional Transportation Plan (LARTP) The Centralina Council of Governments (COG) plans to hire a qualified transportation planning or engineering firm to conduct a transportation and land use study across an area encompassing four western Union County communities which include, the Village of Marvin, the Town of Weddington, the Town of Waxhaw, and the Village of Wesley Chapel. COG is seeking a firm whose combination of experience and personnel will provide timely, cost-effective, and quality professional services. Contact Gregory C. Francis Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Carolina Thread Trail Greenway Master Planning and Trail Design Services The Catawba Lands Conservancy and the Trust for Public Land request qualifications packages from planning and landscape architecture firms interested in providing Greenway Master Planning and Trail Design services as part of the 15 county Carolina Thread Trail effort. Firms will be selected for a short-list that counties and municipalities will use to select firms to conduct their Greenway Master Plans or design sections of the Thread Trail in their communities. Planning and design of the Carolina Thread Trail is being funded through a capital campaign. Funds are being granted to municipalities to lead planning and implementation of the trail through their jurisdiction. Firms interested in being short-listed should submit qualifications packages. A complete Request for Qualifications can be found at www.carolinathreadtrail.org. Packages should be submitted electronically by June 6, 2008. Complete submittal requirements can be found in the RFQ. Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Real Estate Review, Assessment, and Analysis First Shiloh 202 Housing Corp., the not-for-profit general partner for a 64 unit low-income housing tax credit development in Buffalo New York, is seeking consultant services to advise it regarding the exercise of its purchase option on the development at the end of the tax credit compliance period. Persons interested in the Request for Proposals should contact Laurence Rubin at lrubin@kavinokycook.com or calling 716-845-6000. Responses to the RFP are due by May 30, 2008. Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Hubble Middle School Site — Redevelopment Plan Overview Background On April 28, 2008, The Mayor and City Council directed City Staff to send out a request for proposals for consulting services regarding the redevelopment of the Hubble Middle School (the "Site") a 22 acre site located immediately south of the City of Wheaton's Historic Downtown at the corner of Main Street/Naperville Road and Roosevelt Road. The site is becoming available due to the approval of a referendum in February of 2008, which allowed School District 200 to begin work on a new middle school in the City of Warrenville. The Hubble Middle School site will be available for redevelopment in the fall of 2009. Summary Scope of Work
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Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Development Costs and Infrastructure Funding Study INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDING CHALLENGE OVERVIEW Interested firms are invited to submit proposals for the subject work in accordance with the requirements outlined herein. Based on the stated selection criteria, a single firm will be asked to enter into a formal agreement for the subject services. This solicitation in no way obligates the City to award a contract for the services described herein, nor will the City assume any liability for the costs incurred in the preparation and transmittal of proposals in response to this solicitation. PROJECT CONCEPT AND STATUS The Consultant selected will be asked to identify the impacts associated with development and provide for capital improvements required to increase the capacity in order to facilitate future growth. For purposes of this Request for Proposal only, infrastructure CIP includes arterial roads, bridges, neighborhood street reconstruction, traffic signalization, intersections and government buildings. Proposals Due A pre-submittal conference is planned for May 14, 2008 from 1:30–3:00 PM at the Fort Worth Convention Center, Conference Room 101. Questions
Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Downtown Master Plan Update & Economic Strategic Plan The Center for Planning Excellence (CPEX) requests qualifications from multi-disciplinary consultant teams to create an economically-based urban design vision and implementation plan for the next phase of development in Downtown Baton Rouge. This plan will recommend how new and proposed investments in downtown can be supported and enhanced. This may include planning for specific residential, commercial, mixed use, public space, and infrastructure developments. This next phase should also be based on sound economic research that considers the multiplier effects created by large-scale public and private projects. The goal is to produce a Downtown Master Plan and Economic Strategy that will lead to quality job creation, increased capital flowing into the community, decreased capital leakage, stimulation of multiplier effects, and the expansion of public assets by:
Qualifications should be received no later than by 5:00 p.m. CST on Friday, May 23, 2008. Packages should be mailed to: Center for Planning Excellence, Attn: Rachel DiResto, 402 N. Fourth Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70802. Complete RFQ details may be downloaded at www.planningexcellence.org. Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Comprehensive Plan Update The County of Mathews is requesting proposals from qualified firms to perform professional planning services in the review and revision of the 2000 Mathews County Comprehensive Plan. Sealed proposals will be due in the Department of Planning & Zoning no later than 4:00 p.m. on Friday, May 30, 2008. Copies of the Request for Proposals may be obtained by calling the Department of Planning & Zoning 804-725-4034 during normal business hours or may be picked up at the same office located on the 2nd Floor, 50 Brickbat Road, Mathews, VA 23109. Copies are also available on the county website at www.mathews-county.com. The County of Mathews reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, to waive technical or legal deficiencies, and to accept any proposal that it may deem to be in the best interest of the County. Questions regarding this Request for Proposals may be directed to Sharon D. Williams, Director of Planning & Zoning, at 807-725-4034. Request for Qualifications / Proposals — Consultant Services Tahoe Regional Planning Agency The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) is requesting qualification statements and proposals from all interested consulting firms and environmental professionals familiar with development and land use regulations found in the TRPA Regional Plan. These regulations include, but are not limited to: the Code of Ordinances, Plan Area Statements, Goals and Policies Plan, Rules of Procedure, Scenic Quality Improvement Program (SQIP), Design Review Guidelines, Master Plans, Community Plans, Redevelopment Plans, and Regional Transportation Plans. Selected consultants may act on behalf of TRPA staff (with oversight) in the review and evaluation of project applications for conformance with the TRPA Regional Plan. This review may be limited to portions of applications, or may include review of an application in its entirety. Deadline for submittal of a complete proposal is 5:00 p.m., Monday, June 2, 2008. Complete RFP/RFQ details may be downloaded at: www.trpa.org/documents/rfp/RFQ_RFP_Outsourcing_2008.pdf. Request for Qualifications / Proposals — Consultant Services OEA Funded Defense Diversification Project The Great Falls Development Authority seeks a multi-disciplinary consultant team to conduct an Office of Economic Adjustment funded Defense Diversification Project for the five county Sweetgrass Regional Development Area in Montana. This project will result in an economic diversification strategy and implementation plan to assist the region in reducing its dependency upon military spending. This project is the result of the military decision to deactivate the 564th Missile Squadron from Malmstrom AFB. Malmstrom is located outside of Great Falls, Montana. The project will involve a literary review as well as completion of a six task project. The six tasks include competitive analysis, business inventory, data collection, and community meetings. The entire RFQ/RFP as well as the requirements for the responses can be obtained from:
Proposals are due on May 27, 2008 at 4:30 p.m.
Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Industrial Land Use Analysis Complete RFP information may be downloaded at: www.pidc-pa.org/DevelopmentOpportunities.asp The Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC), working in conjunction with the Philadelphia City Planning Commission and the Philadelphia Department of Commerce, requests a proposal for a consulting team to provide planning, land use economics, and market research services pertaining to industrial land use in the City of Philadelphia. The proposed study will examine current and future industrial land use needs, opportunities, and constraints in Philadelphia, determine the most appropriate and feasible areas, districts, and corridors for industrial use within the city, and present recommendations for the acquisition, zoning, and development of industrial land. The services required will include a study of the economic impact of industrial activity in the city, mapping and analysis of the city's current industrial land and building supply, a detailed market analysis of trends in industrial land use demand, and related recommendations.
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Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services General Plan Update The City of El Mirage, Arizona is requesting Statements of Qualifications from experienced consulting firms for the development of a General Plan Update. The Plan of El Mirage shall be the working document that implements the City's Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances, the Capital Improvements Program, and the Economic Development of the City. The General Plan shall be used to evaluate and provide policy recommendations regarding overall municipal development patterns and long-term land use trends. The firm selected will be expected to work with the Community Development and Economic Development Departments, City Attorney, City Engineer, a Council-appointed committee and various citizen groups. The El Mirage City Council places an emphasis on citizen-based planning and the submittal selected will reflect this emphasis. Please visit our website: www.cityofelmirage.org and click on BID Opportunities to find a complete copy of the RFQ. Prospective Consultant Conference: Wednesday, May 14, 2008, 10 a.m., City of El Mirage, Administration Conference Room, 12145 NW Grand Ave, El Mirage, Arizona 85335. To receive specifications and to address any questions regarding this project, contact George Flores, General Plan Project Manager at 623-876-2930 or gflores@cityofelmirage.org, or Sharon Antes, Management Assistant at 623-876-2970 or santes@cityofelmirage.org. To be considered, interested firms shall submit one (1) original and six (6) copies in a sealed envelope, clearly marked Response to Request for Qualifications — El Mirage General Plan. If delivered:
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Sealed RFQ must be submitted by 2:00 p.m. Local Time, May 30, 2008. The City of El Mirage reserves the sole right to evaluate the submittals, waive any irregularity, evaluate and select the preferred firm/team, and/or reject any and all submittals. Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Village Center Master Plan Community Background The Village of Wilmette is located approximately 16 miles north of downtown Chicago. Wilmette is an affluent and progressive community known for its beautiful lakefront, diverse architecture, tree lined streets, well maintained parks and excellent public and private schools. The Village extends approximately five miles west from Lake Michigan and is approximately one mile wide. Its municipal neighbors include Evanston and Skokie to the south, Glenview to the west and Kenilworth and Northfield to the north. Demographics – 2000 Census
Project Background Given the Village's history in regards to the VC it is clear that any redevelopment in the VC needs to be undertaken as part of a cohesive Master Plan. Because there have been a variety of studies and plans already completed for the VC, the Village is not looking for the Master Plan to start from scratch. Rather the Master Plan should build on the existing research, and define a direction that would guide the Village in all of its VC redevelopment efforts moving forward. Because of the timing associated with large-scale development, the Village is seeking a Master Plan that will perpetuate beyond current Village elected officials term limits. The Master Plan would necessarily incorporate the feedback of residents, offer financing strategies and involve revisions to the Village Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Ordinance. While the purview of the Master Plan will include the entire VC, the Village will be seeking multiple concept plans for at least four key sites that theoretically have fewer obstacles to redevelopment. The Village believes that encouraging redevelopment at these four key sites would catalyze surrounding business, create natural market dynamics and encourage future redevelopment in the rest of the VC. Additional sites requiring concept plan treatment may be identified during the Master Plan process. The Master Plan must also provide clear design and contextual guidelines to VC property owners so that they would have a better understanding of what type of development is desired by the Village if these property owners did decide to pursue redevelopment. These guidelines should be developed with sensitivity to existing design characteristics prevalent in the VC. The recommended guidelines in the Master Plan should be provided in both an illustrated and narrative form ready for adoption into the Village's land use regulations. And, the Master Plan should include other traditional elements including an overall pedestrian and vehicular circulation plan for the VC. Because more traditional planning approaches have not been successful in bringing about the desired change in the VC, the Village is looking for a consultant with a track record of being innovative and has used non-cookie cutter approaches in completing similar projects. Submission Requirements All responses to the RFQ must contain the following information:
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Responses must be received no later than 4:30 pm on May 30, 2008. Evaluation Criteria Selection Process Based upon the interviews, and/or the response to the RFQ, the selection committee will ask the recommended firms to respond to a Master Plan services request for proposals. It is expected that the selection committee will meet in early June and that any interviews will be scheduled in mid to late June. The full RFQ document and the various studies and plans already completed for the VC may be accessed www.wilmette.com/rfq/. Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Townships General Plan and Planning Template Salt Lake County is soliciting competitive proposals from qualified firms with expertise in multi-disciplinary land use planning consulting services to develop general plans for three distinct unincorporated townships located within Salt Lake County, Utah. These geographic areas are more fully described as the Kearns, Millcreek and Magna Townships. Interested proposers are strongly encouraged to attend a pre-proposal meeting to
discuss the services that are being sought and ask questions about this RFP. The Six (6) copies of your sealed proposal will be accepted until 1:00 p.m. on May 14, 2008 at the Office of Contracts & Procurement, 2001 South State Street, Room N4500, Salt Lake City, Utah 84190-3100. No responses will be accepted after that date and time. The sealed transmittal is to have "General Plans " and the due date and time clearly marked on the outside of the package. The proposal must include a cover letter indicating the firm's willingness to enter into an agreement with Salt Lake County. For any questions regarding this Request for Proposals, send an e-mail to spierce@slco.org or fax to 801-468-2476 by the due date and time in the requirements. For the full RFP and submittal details, visit: www.planning.org/rfp-rfq/pdf/saltlakecounty.pdf. Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Consulting Services Needed to Develop a Comprehensive Plan Introduction Scope of Services The firm selected will work closely with City staff (one senior planner will be dedicated full-time to the project), the general public, the development community, and various City boards and commissions to provide the final product. The following are examples of desired processes to implement at a minimum:
Deliverables: The consultant will prepare the Comprehensive Plan along with a presentation on its contents. The consultant will be asked to present information regarding the planning process to City boards and committees, local elected officials, and community organizations. These deliverables should be in a format appropriate for inclusion on Wilson's website and for distribution to interested citizens. They should also be in a format that the City could update from time to time. The final format to be negotiated. The City will own the final product. The final Plan document should be user-friendly and visually oriented to illustrate concepts and alternatives. It must be a Plan that relates specifically to the City of Wilson and its unique character, and it should be an achievable Plan from an implementation perspective, particularly considering economic and market realities. The Plan should have a dual focus: the Center City with issues related to preservation and redevelopment, and how best to manage Growth Areas. It should include specific recommended actions to implement the Plan, including explicit recommendations for the anticipated ordinance overhaul.
Questions concerning the request should be submitted in writing to the attention of Denise Boswell at the above-mentioned address or by email at dboswell@wilsonnc.org. Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Housing Assessment The City of Blue Ash is located in southwestern Ohio, 12 miles northeast of Cincinnati. The City is 7.7 sq. mi. in area and is populated by 12,689 residents and over 2,000 businesses. Since the turn of the 21st century, Blue Ash's residential districts have essentially been built-out. With few new housing starts, the City Administration has turned its attention from residential development to analysis of current housing stock and future trends. While overall property values remain high, much of the City's older housing stock is not meeting the needs of today's homebuyer in terms of size and layout. Rather, this stock is becoming more attractive to investors for rental opportunities. The City of Blue Ash is requesting proposals from qualified planning consultants to prepare a housing assessment including the following:
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Request for Proposals — Consultant Services General Plan Housing Update The City of Malibu, California, is inviting proposals for a comprehensive update of the City's General Plan Housing Element. The City is seeking the services of an experienced consultant firm to prepare the Housing Element Update for submission to the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations and statues. The Consultant shall also be responsible for undertaking all steps necessary to prepare and process the document in conformance with HCD guidelines, requirements and timelines. The period for the next Housing Element update is 2008 through 2013. Summary Scope of Work The tentative schedule of activities associated with this Request for Proposal is as follows:
Related link: http://www.ci.malibu.ca.us/index.cfm?fuseaction=nav&navid=328 Inquiries regarding this project should be directed to:
Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Park County Planning Department Media Training, Consultation, and Education Introduction and Overview For more information or to view the Request for Proposal in detail please contact Denise Nelson, Park County Clerk & Recorder/Election Administrator/Surveyor. Please direct all questions regarding the content of the RFP to Phillip Fletcher, Park County Planning Director, at 406-222-4102 or pfletcher@parkcounty.org Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Comprehensive Plan The Town of Port Royal, South Carolina is requesting qualifications from qualified planning consultants to prepare a Comprehensive Plan for the Town and its future growth area. The Town of Port Royal is located in Beaufort County between the Beaufort River and Chechessee Creek in the South Carolina Lowcountry. The town's current Comprehensive Plan was adopted in March 1999. A state mandated update was performed and adopted in 2004. The 2000 census placed the population of Port Royal at 3,950. The 2005 census bureau population estimate is 9,347, making the town one of the fastest growing municipalities in the state. This growth has led to the revitalization of the traditional, historic, mixed-use core; the renovation of historic homes; and residential infill in and around downtown. The town is also regularly expanding its boundaries through annexations. The Town is in search of a consultant to facilitate the development of a Comprehensive Plan that brings a variety of stakeholders to the table and culminates in an integrated document that the citizens and elected officials of Port Royal are comfortable will help to direct future decision making in a manner that is in concert with community interests. Complete RFQ information may be downloaded at: http://www.portroyal.org Proposals Due Questions
Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services River Drive Corridor Plan The City of Moline is seeking statements of qualifications from professional consulting firms for the purpose of developing a land use and transportation corridor study for the River Drive corridor. River Drive runs parallel to the Mississippi River through the Illinois Quad Cities communities of Moline, Rock Island, and East Moline. The City of Moline expects that there may be changes in traffic patterns, land use demands, and infrastructure needs within the corridor based on current and planned development activity. It is the purpose of this study to anticipate and identify these changes in order to determine an optimal plan for the future of the River Drive Corridor. Moline is a community of 43,768 (U.S. Census, 2000) located in northwest Illinois on the Mississippi River. Moline is part of the Quad Cities metropolitan area (Davenport-Moline-Rock Island, IA-IL MSA). A full length version of the project RFQ is available at www.moline.il.us. On the home page under FYI, click on "Bids, RFP's & RFQ's." Questions concerning submissions should be directed to: Chris Mathias Request for Qualifications — Consultant Services Rock Hill-Fort Mill Area Transportation Study (RFATS) Solicitation No.: PUR88 The City of rock Hill, SC, the lead staff agency for the Rock Hill-Fort Mill Area Transportation Study (RFATS), is seeking a qualified consultant to provide planning services related to the RFATS Rapid Transit Plan. The focus of the services to be provided is assistance in the development of an implementation program for the approved Rapid Transit Plan. Complete RFQ details with more information regarding the study, necessary qualifications and how to submit responses may be downloaded at: http://www.cityofrockhill.com/onlinebids.aspx PROPOSALS DUE: CONTACT INFORMATION: Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Downtown Strategic Plan Update The City of Morgantown is requesting proposals for professional consultant services regarding the preparation of the Downtown Strategic Plan Update and associated services. Interested parties are invited to respond to the RFP for professional services for the project. The selected consultant or consultant group will be responsible for all steps necessary to prepare a plan update that suggests solutions to existing land use and economic development issues within the study area, engaging the public in a series of meetings; preparation of text and graphics; making presentations to the Planning Commission and City Council, and producing a final document for adoption. Complete RFP information may be downloaded at: www.morgantown.com/downtown-plan.htm PROPOSALS DUE QUESTIONS CONTACT INFORMATION Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Development Ordinances Rewrite RFP Number: 140-08F OBJECTIVE The complete RFP is currently available on the City of Irving website, http://www.cityofirving.org/purchasing/bids-table-2.html Contact Information: Kevin Kass Marsha Hughes Pre-Proposal Conference: April 24, 2008, 2:00 PM Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Economic Development Strategy For Growth Centers Request for Proposals (RFP 28-193) The Prince George's County Planning Department of The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC), hereinafter referred to as "the Commission" is soliciting proposals for consultant services to draft a comprehensive master plan for Subregion 4 located in Central Prince George's County. The project area is bordered by US 50 (John Hanson Highway) to the north, the District of Columbia to the west, Suitland Parkway to the south and I-495 to the east. The purpose of the master plan is to implement the goals and policy recommendations of the 2002 Prince George's County Approved General Plan 1 to improve the quality of life within the county's established communities, promote mixed use development along transportation corridors and at targeted centers and nodes, encourage local economic development, and protect environmentally sensitive areas. The development of the final master plan will be the conclusion of three main tasks to be contracted separately:
Consultants interested in this project please contact Jana Harris, Procurement Specialist, Jana.Harris @MNCPPC.Org or 301-454-1603. For more information about the 2002 General Plan, please go to http://www.mncppc.org/cpd/generalplanmain.htm Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Subregion 4, Its Living Areas and Industrial Properties Request For Proposals (RFP 28-192) The Prince George's County Planning Department of The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission , hereinafter referred to as "the Commission" is soliciting proposals for Consultant services to draft a comprehensive master plan for Subregion 4 located in central Prince George's County. The project area is bordered by US50 (John Hanson Highway) to the north, the District of Columbia to the west, Suitland Parkway to the south and I-495 to the east. The Subregion is comprised of six "Living Areas" which are predominantly residential in character containing multiple neighborhoods and six established municipalities 1. In addition, there are a number of large industrially zoned properties 2 located along US50 and I-495 and eight growth centers which were designated by the 2002 General Plan. The purpose of the master plan is to implement the goals and policy recommendations of the 2002 Prince George's County General Plan 3 to improve the quality of life within the county's established communities, promote mixed use development along transportation corridors and at targeted centers and nodes, encourage local economic development, and protect environmentally sensitive areas. The development of the final master plan will be the conclusion of three main tasks to be contracted separately:
Consultants interested in this project please contact Jana Harris Procurement Specialist, Jana.Harris@MNCPPC.Org or 301-454-1603. 1. The towns of Capitol Heights, Fairmount Heights, Glenarden, Cheverly, Seat Pleasant, and District Heights. 2. These industrially zoned areas are major employment centers for the county. 3. For more information about the 2002 General Plan, please go to http://www.mncppc.org/cpd/generalplanmain.htm Request for Proposals — Consultant Services General Plan Update, Housing Element Update, Capital Fee Nexus Study, and Environmental Impact Report RFP F-08-115 The City of Turlock (City) invites proposals from qualified vendors for Turlock General Plan Update, Housing Element Update, Capital Fee Nexus Study, and Environmental Impact Report. Parties interested in obtaining a copy of this RFP F-08-115 may do so by faxing their request to 209-668-5107 attention Dorinda Soiseth, Planning Division. Please include the following information in your request: name and address of firm; name, telephone and facsimile number of contact person; specify RFP F-08-115. Copies of the RFP may also be obtained on the City's website, www.cityofturlock.org, or by calling Dorinda Soiseth at 209-668-5640, or in person at City Hall, 156 S. Broadway, Ste. 120, Turlock, CA 95380. Pre-Proposal Meeting Closing Date Issuance of this RFP and/or receipt of proposals do not commit the City to award a contract. Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Avalanche Hazard Study Review The Town of Ophir is conducting a Request for Proposals for qualified consultants to review an avalanche hazard study report. A copy of the Report and specific desired consultant tasks can be obtained by visiting www.town-ophir.co.gov or by contacting Rebecca Levy, Town Administrator, at 970-728-4943 or admin@town-ophir.co.gov. Proposals should include a statement of qualifications, description of similar projects related to evaluating avalanche hazards, knowledge of avalanche hazard modeling, cost estimate, and timeframe for completion. Proposals should be submitted to the Town of Ophir, in Word or PDF form, to admin@town-ophir.co.gov or to Town of Ophir, P.O. Box 683, Ophir, CO 81426. Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Kerr Avenue Model Sustainable Community The City of Urbana is seeking proposals from developers to build an affordable model sustainable neighborhood on a 3.2 acre site on Kerr Avenue. The result will be a community of owner-occupied homes, duplexes, and townhouses that use substantially less energy than conventional construction, incorporate green approaches to community design, and which are held to an affordable level meeting the needs of families making 80% or below the median family income for the area per HUD guidelines. Project Overview Responses to this RFP are due by 4:00 PM, CDT on May 12, 2008. For more information please visit the RFP web site: www.city.urbana.il.us/kerr Questions may be directed to:
Request for Proposals — Consultant Services Comprehensive Land Use Plan Lee County, Alabama, one of the fastest growing counties in the state, is seeking a professional consultant service to develop the county's first comprehensive land-use plan. The county has experienced tremendous growth over the last several years and that trend is expected to continue as BRAC impacts the area due to the county's proximity to Ft. Benning, GA. Lee County not only has several state highways, federal highways and an Interstate traversing the county but is also home to Auburn University and several municipalities including Auburn, Opelika, Smiths Station and portions of Phenix City. With the growth and development continuing, it is imperative the county have a plan to deal with not only current issues but future ones as well. The focus of the comprehensive plan should include the areas of:
The RFP can be viewed on the county's web site at www.leeco.us. The authorizing legislation can be viewed at: http://arc-sos.state.al.us/CGI/sosact02.mbr/input. Once there type in 2007 for the year and 477 for the act number. For additional information or questions please contact:
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