Opportunity
North Carolina eVP #68-19917P-DS
NC State University Master Planning Study for Centennial East Development
Posted
August 27, 2026
Respond By
September 14, 2026
Identifier
68-19917P-DS
NAICS
541310, 541320
NC State University, through its Campus Planning office, is seeking qualified design service providers for a master planning study to further develop the Centennial East Development Plan. - Government Buyer: - NC State University, Campus Planning - Associate University Architect and Director of Architectural Planning - Scope of Services: - Master planning study to build upon the 2023 Physical Master Plan - Define development patterns and densities for Centennial East - Advance infrastructure concepts for utilities and streets - Consider connectivity to other campus precincts and adjacent Dix Park - Address historic preservation within the development area - Develop a phasing strategy with associated infrastructure costs - Identify short- and medium-term projects for future development - Requirements: - Proposers must be licensed in the State of North Carolina to offer architectural or engineering services - Estimated project budget is $350,000 - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned; opportunity is open to qualified architectural and engineering firms - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on historic preservation and campus connectivity - Phasing strategy must include infrastructure cost analysis - Identification of actionable short- and medium-term projects
Description
This solicitation is for a master planning study to further develop and articulate NC State's development plan for Centennial East, building upon the vision outlined in the University's 2023 Physical Master Plan. The plan will define development patterns and densities, advance infrastructure concepts for utilities and streets, and consider connectivity to other campus precincts and Dix Park adjacency. It will also address historic preservation, create a phasing strategy with infrastructure costs, and identify short- and medium-term projects for potential future development. Proposers must be licensed in the State of North Carolina to offer architectural or engineering services.