Newnan Civicplus #76

City of Newnan Solicits Surveying Services for Housing Rehabilitation Program

The City of Newnan, through its Urban Redevelopment Agency (NURA), is seeking pre-qualified surveying firms to support the Chalk Level Area Housing Rehabilitation Program, funded by a $4.6 million federal allocation. - Government Buyer: - City of Newnan, Newnan Urban Redevelopment Agency (NURA), Chalk Level Area Housing Rehabilitation Program - Scope of Work: - Corner staking with visible staking and flagging for field identification at approximately 16 new construction lots - Preparation of House Location Plans (HLP) or Site Plans showing structure footprints, setbacks, driveways, easements, and compliance with zoning and development regulations - Optional minor subdivision plat preparation (pricing requested, service not guaranteed) - Deliverables: - Digital files (PDF and CAD), field notes, and certifications - Requirements: - Compliance with State Board of Licensure for Professional Land Surveyors, local jurisdictional requirements, and applicable subdivision and zoning ordinances - Only pre-qualified firms through the open RFQ process may respond - Respondents must provide hourly rates, position assignments, proposed timeline, and verification of UEI registration - Budget: - HUD-approved budget for surveying services is approximately $15,000 - Estimated Quantity: - Services to cover an estimated 16 new construction lots - No specific OEMs or product manufacturers are named; this is a professional services procurement

Description

The City of Newnan is soliciting bids from qualified surveying firms for services under the Chalk Level Area Housing Rehabilitation Program. The scope includes corner staking with visible staking and flagging for field identification, and preparation of House Location Plans (HLP) or Site Plans showing proposed structure footprints, setbacks, driveways, easements, and compliance with zoning and development regulations. The selected firm will provide services for all properties released under the program, which supports rehabilitation and new construction for low- to middle-income families. The program budget for surveying services is approximately $15,000, serving an estimated 16 new construction lots.

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