City of Wilmington NC #RFQ No. S6-0926

Design Consultant Services for Greenville Loop Road Park Development

The City of Wilmington, North Carolina, is seeking a qualified design consultant for the development of Greenville Loop Road Park, a 25-acre site adjacent to Bradley Creek Elementary School. - Government Buyer: - City of Wilmington, Purchasing Division, Finance Office - Scope of Services: - Refine project scope, schedule, and budget - Conduct comprehensive community outreach and public engagement events - Produce construction documents and provide bid assistance - Civil engineering services included; geotechnical engineering procured separately - Arborist consultation, tree survey, boundary and topographic survey, wetland delineation, environmental site assessment, and permitting - Semi-annual presentations to the New Hanover County Endowment - Assist with pre-bid and pre-construction meetings, prepare record drawings - Project Details: - Park will feature active recreational amenities (40% of site) and open flexible areas (35%) - Construction Manager At-Risk (CMAR) delivery method; CMAR contracted separately - Total project budget is $10 million - Notable Requirements: - Adherence to a 25-page limit for Statements of Qualification (excluding required forms/dividers) - Compliance with North Carolina registration and RFQ section order - No specific MBE/WBE/SBE participation requirements - Substantial completion required within five years - No specific OEMs or product line items identified; focus is on professional design and consulting services.

Description

The City of Wilmington is seeking qualifications from design consultants for the development of the new Greenville Loop Road Park, a 25-acre undeveloped site adjacent to Bradley Creek Elementary School. The selected consultant will refine the project scope, schedule, and budget, conduct community outreach, produce construction documents, and provide bid assistance. The project will be delivered using a Construction Manager At-Risk (CMAR) method, with the CMAR contracted separately in early 2027. The park is expected to include active recreational components and green space, with construction substantially complete by March 16, 2031.

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