Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-66547-NONST-2026-000000021

City of Richmond Hill seeks qualified teams for adaptive reuse of the historic Community House

This opportunity invites qualified development teams to propose the adaptive reuse of the historic Community House in Richmond Hill, Georgia. - Government Buyer: - City of Richmond Hill, Georgia - Property located at 10512 Ford Avenue - Scope of Work: - Acquisition, stabilization, rehabilitation, and adaptive reuse of the historic Community House (10,538 sq. ft., built 1936) and chapel addition (2,374 sq. ft., built 1997) on a 1.42-acre site - Immediate stabilization of the structure required - Comprehensive rehabilitation must comply with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation and local historic district regulations - Establishment of a sustainable long-term use that benefits the community - Notable Requirements: - Upstairs ballroom must be made available for City-sponsored events at least twice annually - Teams must demonstrate experience in historic rehabilitation, adaptive reuse, project financing, and complex redevelopment - Familiarity with historic preservation incentives is required - No financial proposals required at this stage; evaluation based on qualifications, experience, vision, and implementation approach - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named; solicitation is for development teams with relevant expertise - Products/Services Requested: - Professional services for historic property redevelopment, including planning, financing, and implementation - Unique Requirements: - Compliance with federal, state, and local historic preservation standards - Community benefit and sustainable use - Ballroom availability for City events

Description

The City of Richmond Hill is soliciting proposals from qualified development teams for the acquisition, stabilization, rehabilitation, and adaptive reuse of the historic Community House located at 10512 Ford Avenue, Richmond Hill, Georgia. The project involves immediate stabilization efforts, rehabilitation in accordance with historic preservation standards, and establishing a sustainable long-term use that benefits the community. Respondents are evaluated on qualifications, experience, vision, and implementation approach, without requiring financial proposals at this stage.

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