Guilford County NC MUNIS #20305

Guilford County Seeks Planning Services for Liberty Road/Woody Mill Small Area Plan Update

Guilford County, North Carolina is seeking qualified firms to update the Liberty Road/Woody Mill Small Area Plan, originally developed in 2011, to address new growth and development needs: - Government Buyer: - Guilford County Purchasing Department, Greensboro, NC - Products/Services Requested: - Comprehensive update of the Liberty Road/Woody Mill Small Area Plan - Includes expanded planning boundaries, updated demographic and land use data, public engagement, integration with the 2025 Comprehensive Plan, and recommendations for zoning and development ordinances - Deliverables include updated plan documents, graphics, maps, and stakeholder engagement activities - Quantities and Part Numbers: - One complete planning services engagement (no part numbers specified) - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on supporting mixed-use development and economic growth, particularly in response to the nearby Toyota mega-site - Collaboration with local colleges is encouraged - 15% aspirational goal for Minority and Women Business Enterprise (MWBE) participation, with documentation of good faith efforts required - Insurance requirements: general liability, auto, and workers compensation - E-Verify compliance and non-collusion affidavit required - Electronic submission via the county's Vendor Self Service system - Non-mandatory pre-proposal meeting via ZoomGov - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Place of Performance: - Liberty Road/Woody Mill planning area and surrounding southeastern quadrant of Guilford County, including key roads, schools, parks, and commercial centers

Description

Guilford County is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to update the 2011 Liberty Road/Woody Mill Small Area Plan. The scope involves updating the small area plan for the specified region. A non-mandatory Pre-Proposal ZoomGov Meeting is scheduled for March 31, 2026, and proposals are due by April 16, 2026. The contract term is one year with no option to renew, and the selected provider will enter into a contract with Guilford County. The procurement includes requirements for insurance, minority business participation, and compliance with E-Verify.

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