Santa Fe NM OpenGov #285638

RFI for Midtown Redevelopment Site Phase One Infrastructure Improvements in Santa Fe, NM

This opportunity is a Request for Information (RFI) from the City of Santa Fe Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency for Phase One infrastructure improvements at the Midtown Redevelopment Site. - Government Buyer: - City of Santa Fe Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency - Project location: Midtown Redevelopment Site (formerly Santa Fe University of Art and Design and College of Santa Fe) - Project Scope: - Construction and installation of public right-of-way infrastructure - Underground utilities: water, wastewater, electric, fiber optic, natural gas, joint utility trench systems - Green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) - Landscaping, irrigation, sidewalks, and related amenities - Design and Planning: - Project designed by Wilson & Company in collaboration with City departments - Approximately 90% design documents provided for industry review - RFI Purpose: - Seeking industry feedback on feasibility, constructability, risk mitigation, utility coordination, innovative methods, and project phasing - No specific OEMs or vendors named; no cost proposals requested - Responses will inform future competitive solicitation (RFP) - Unique Requirements: - Focus on market research and planning - Input requested on project scope, procurement strategy, and contract requirements - Emphasis on innovative approaches and risk mitigation - No product or service line items specified at this stage; this is for information gathering only.

Description

The City of Santa Fe is issuing a Request for Information (RFI) to gather industry feedback for Phase One horizontal infrastructure improvements at the Midtown Redevelopment Site. This site is planned as a high-density, mixed-use development supporting commercial and residential uses. The RFI aims to refine project scope, procurement strategy, and contract requirements before a future competitive solicitation. The anticipated work includes construction of public right-of-way infrastructure, underground utilities, stormwater management systems, roadways, landscaping, and coordination with various stakeholders. The City has provided approximately 90% design documents for informational purposes and will host an Industry Outreach Event to discuss the project.

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