Opportunity
Boyle County Civicplus #BOY-SO-2026-0811
Architectural and Engineering Services for Boyle County Sheriff Department and Emergency Management Building Renovation
Posted
August 11, 2026
Respond By
September 08, 2026
Identifier
BOY-SO-2026-0811
NAICS
541310, 541330
Boyle County Fiscal Court is seeking an architectural and engineering design firm to renovate a 9,000 square foot, circa 1960 building in downtown Danville, Kentucky for use as the new Sheriff Department and Emergency Management Agency. - Government Buyer: - Boyle County Fiscal Court, Office of the County Judge Executive - Project Scope: - Renovation of a 9,000 sq ft former post office building on a 1-acre site - Conversion to house the Boyle County Sheriff Department (20 full-time, 21 part-time staff) and Emergency Management Agency (2 full-time staff) - Spaces required: offices, interview rooms, sally port, evidence storage, parking, public areas, training spaces, administrative offices, drive-through for tax payments, and command center - Services Requested: - Comprehensive architectural and engineering design services - Needs assessment, site evaluation, conceptual and schematic design - Preparation of construction documents - Assistance with construction team procurement - Construction administration and warranty phase support - Notable Requirements: - Experience with law enforcement facility design - Ability to meet the county's project schedule - Compliance with local business registration and licensing - No specific OEMs or product vendors are mentioned; focus is on professional design services
Description
Boyle County Fiscal Court is seeking a qualified Architectural/Engineering Design Firm to provide professional services for the renovation of a circa 1960 era former post office building, now designated as the future home of the Boyle County Sheriff Department and the Emergency Management Agency. The project involves evaluating needs, site assessment, conceptual design, construction plans, and assistance in procuring a construction team. The building is approximately 9,000 square feet on a 1-acre site located in the downtown district. The renovation aims to create a fully functional sheriff department and emergency management offices with various facilities including public areas, training spaces, and administrative offices.