University of Iowa Ionwave #17123 Addendum 1 (Finkbine Development)

University of Iowa seeks master developer for Finkbine mixed-use development project

This opportunity involves the University of Iowa's search for a master developer for the Finkbine mixed-use development project in Iowa City, IA. - Government Buyer: - University of Iowa (Purchasing Agent: Andy Lane) - Project location: Finkbine Development Site, adjacent to University of Iowa campus - Scope of Work: - Master planning, development, and management of a 44+ acre site - Envisioned uses include: - Boutique hotel (potentially with micro conference center) - Private membership club - Recreational amenities and green space - Residential units (excluding student-focused housing) - Retail components - Comprehensive services: design, construction, ownership/lease, operation, and maintenance - Notable Requirements: - Proposals must demonstrate creative vision, economic viability, and sensitivity to the surrounding neighborhood - Sustainable design to LEED Silver equivalency - Address existing utility easements and maintain access to University parking - May require rezoning with local municipalities - Both long-term ground lease and fee simple sale options considered - Multi-phase development possible - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; this is a qualifications-based solicitation for development teams. - Proposals must include detailed master plans, financial analyses, and team qualifications.

Description

The University of Iowa is seeking written proposals from qualified suppliers for the development of the Finkbine site, a 44+-acre area adjacent to the University's golf course and close to the main campus. The project involves master-planning, development, and management concepts for a mixed-use development including a boutique hotel, private membership club, recreational amenities, residential units, and retail. The University encourages proposals that follow a Master Developer concept and emphasizes sustainable design, economic viability, and sensitivity to the surrounding neighborhood. Proposals must be submitted via the University's eBid system by August 1, 2018.

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