Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #26-32

Murray City RDA Seeks Developer for Old City Hall Mixed-Use Redevelopment

The Redevelopment Agency of Murray City, Utah, is seeking proposals from qualified real estate developers for a major mixed-use redevelopment project: - Government Buyer: - Redevelopment Agency of Murray City (RDA), Purchasing Division - Project Overview: - Redevelopment of approximately 5.98 acres at 5025 South State Street in Murray, Utah - Emphasis on privately owned, mixed-use development - Strong requirement for active commercial uses (retail, hospitality, office, entertainment, or medical office) fronting State Street - Optional but encouraged residential component, with preference for for-sale housing - Proposal Requirements: - Site design must enhance pedestrian activity and connectivity - Parking solutions and long-term economic impact must be addressed - Proposals may request public participation (e.g., land disposition terms, tax increment financing) with justification - Submittals must include a detailed financial pro forma, evidence of financial capacity, and an economic impact estimate - Selection Process: - Qualifications and concept-based solicitation - Selected proposer will negotiate redevelopment and disposition agreements, subject to RDA Board approval - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, as this is a developer solicitation for real estate services, not a procurement of goods

Description

The Redevelopment Agency of Murray City (RDA) is soliciting proposals from qualified developers for the redevelopment of approximately 5.98 acres located at 5025 South State Street in Murray, Utah. The RDA seeks a privately owned mixed-use development that includes meaningful commercial activity along State Street and supports economic redevelopment objectives within Murray's City Center. This solicitation is qualifications and concept-based, with the selected proposer invited to negotiate redevelopment and disposition agreements subject to RDA Board approval. The project emphasizes commercial uses with optional residential components and requires proposals to address site design, connectivity, parking, and potential public participation.

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