Opportunity
County of Galveston Economic Development Granicus #26-19
Stewart Beach Redevelopment Project – City of Galveston RFP
Posted
April 23, 2026
Respond By
June 18, 2026
Identifier
26-19
NAICS
237990, 236220, 541320
This opportunity involves the comprehensive redevelopment of Stewart Beach, a major public destination in Galveston, Texas. - Government Buyer: - City of Galveston, Department of Finance, Purchasing Division - Project Scope: - Redevelopment of Stewart Beach to enhance public spaces and amenities - Site drainage improvements to address flooding and water management - Construction of new boardwalks and seawall structures - Redesign and consolidation of parking areas, including improved signage and traffic management - Deployment of mobile amenity units (portable restrooms and light services) along berm and swale edge - Creation of new retail, food & beverage, entertainment, and event spaces - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with local zoning, FEMA flood elevation requirements, Dune Protection Act, and Open Beaches Act - Restrictions on construction near the line of vegetation and use of flood-resistant materials - Collaboration with BRW Architects and LeVass Ventures for master planning and advisory services - Encouragement of participation from DBE, HUB, women, and minority-owned businesses - Respondents must submit a single development scenario with a financial pro forma, addressing public improvements, site drainage, and parking - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation or attachments - RFP and masterplan documents are provided for detailed requirements
Description
The City of Galveston is soliciting sealed proposals for the redevelopment of Stewart Beach, a prominent public destination in Galveston, Texas. The project aims to improve public spaces, expand family-oriented amenities, and ensure the waterfront serves residents and visitors for generations. Proposals must be submitted electronically by June 18, 2026, and a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for May 18, 2026. The City encourages participation from DBE, HUB, women, and minority-owned businesses.