Fredericksburg Civicplus #27-0021

Fredericksburg Solicits Proposals for Small Area Planning Services for Areas 4 and 9

The City of Fredericksburg, Virginia is seeking qualified firms to develop comprehensive Small Area Plans for Areas 4 and 9. - Government Buyer: - City of Fredericksburg, Procurement Manager: Mr. L. Joshua McCormack - Scope of Work: - Develop two Small Area Plans: - Area 4: Covers Mary Washington Hospital campus and mixed housing, with emphasis on hospital/medical land use and transit planning along Cowan Boulevard - Area 9: Encompasses Battlefield Industrial Park and adjacent preservation areas, focusing on industrial land use and infrastructure improvements - Services required include: - Land use planning - Urban design - Transportation and neighborhood planning - Comprehensive data collection, assessment, and background analysis - Extensive community engagement - Multi-modal transportation network planning - Identification of public utility improvements - Environmental and cultural resource protection - Development of implementation strategies (policy and ordinance recommendations) - Notable Requirements: - Use of city GIS data - Coordination with multiple city departments - Strong emphasis on public involvement and environmental justice - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - Work is classified under NIGP codes 96194 (Zoning, Land Use Studies) and 90664 (Planning, Urban) - Each plan must be completed within a nine-month period

Description

The City of Fredericksburg is seeking proposals from qualified firms specializing in land use planning, urban design, transportation, and neighborhood planning to create two small area plans for Areas 4 and 9. The project involves data collection, assessment, background analysis, and community engagement to develop comprehensive plans addressing unique features, challenges, and opportunities in these areas. The plans will include multi-modal transportation network planning, public utility improvements, environmental considerations, and implementation strategies. Proposals are due by September 4, 2026, and an optional pre-proposal meeting is scheduled for August 20, 2026.

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