Granville County Civicplus #RFQ Granville County 2030 Real Property Revaluation

Granville County Seeks Firms for Countywide Real Property Revaluation Services

Granville County, North Carolina is seeking qualified firms to conduct a comprehensive countywide real property revaluation project. - Government Buyer: - Granville County Tax Administrator (Jennifer Short) - Project managed from Oxford, NC - Scope of Services: - Visual review and appraisal of approximately 34,354 real property parcels (commercial, industrial, residential, exempt, and public service properties) - Development and modernization of the Schedule of Values (SOV) - Integration and experience with the Bi-Tek Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal (CAMA) system - Digital imaging of improved properties - Support for the Tax Administrator, Board of County Commissioners, and Board of Equalization and Review - Assistance with taxpayer hearings and appeals for up to three years after revaluation - Staff training and updated documentation - Requirements: - Firms must demonstrate experience with North Carolina revaluation programs and Bi-Tek CAMA - Two pricing options required: Walk-Around Appraisal and Full Measure and List Appraisal - Strict insurance and bonding requirements - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to all qualified firms - Place of Performance: - All work to be performed within Granville County, North Carolina - Contracting office located at 141 Williamsboro St, Oxford, NC 27565

Description

Granville County is soliciting qualifications statements from qualified firms for contract services related to the furnishing of labor, materials, supplies, and the performance of all work required for the completion and delivery of a visual review property revaluation of all real property within Granville County. The scope includes assistance to the Granville County Tax Administrator and staff, the Board of County Commissioners, and the Granville County Board of Equalization and Review. The project involves appraisals, revaluation schedule of values, and support through the revaluation process including hearings and appeals. Firms must submit qualifications including experience, approach, and references by May 18, 2026.

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