Opportunity
Western Municipal Water District PlanetBids #26-032
City of Rialto Seeks Design-Build-Finance Teams for New City Hall Facility
Posted
June 30, 2026
Respond By
September 05, 2026
Identifier
26-032
NAICS
236220, 236116, 237210
The City of Rialto is seeking qualified development teams to deliver a new City Hall facility through a Design-Build-Finance (DBF) public-private partnership (P3): - Government Buyer: - City of Rialto, Office of the City Manager, Purchasing Division - Scope of Work: - Design, finance, construct, and deliver a new City Hall on a 6.6-acre city-owned parcel at 150 S. Palm Avenue, Rialto, CA - Includes site feasibility analysis, architectural design, construction, tenant improvements, and potential parking structure - Relocation of existing solar panels and consolidation of multiple city departments into the new facility - Public engagement and incorporation of community input into the design process - Long-term ground lease and lease-back arrangement, with City ownership for one dollar at lease end (up to 30 years) - Requirements: - Developer must demonstrate experience in governmental building development, P3 and DBF delivery, site acquisition/leasing, financing, planning, entitlements (including CEQA compliance), construction, and long-term property management - Completion expected within two years of executed agreements - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified development teams with relevant experience
Description
The City of Rialto is soliciting proposals from qualified developers to design, finance, construct, and deliver a new City Hall through a public-private partnership using a Design-Build-Finance project delivery method. The new City Hall will replace the existing facilities at 150 S. Palm Ave, which are inadequate for current and future needs. The project includes site feasibility analysis, design, construction, outfitting, tenant improvements, and potentially a parking structure, with completion expected within two years of executed agreements. The selected developer will enter a long-term ground lease and lease-back arrangement with the City, which will own the facility for one dollar.