Rancho Cordova Opengov #302336

Architectural and Engineering Services for Rancho Cordova Community and Cultural Center Schematic Design

This opportunity from the City Manager's Office of Rancho Cordova seeks architectural and engineering services for the schematic design of a new community and cultural center campus. - Government Buyer: - City Manager's Office, City of Rancho Cordova - Scope of Work: - Adaptive reuse of two existing office buildings at 10845 and 10875 International Drive - Transformation into a community destination for arts, culture, education, technology, innovation, nonprofit collaboration, and public-serving uses - Schematic design, architectural, engineering, programming, specialty design, cost estimating, and related professional services - Project Requirements: - Multidisciplinary consultant teams or architectural firms - Expertise in adaptive reuse, multidisciplinary design, and community engagement - Close collaboration with city staff, consultants, technical experts, stakeholders, and partners - Validation of program and development of coordinated, feasible, and cost-informed schematic design - Phased implementation strategy to be refined during schematic design - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors mentioned; open to qualified firms - Products/Services Requested: - Schematic design and related professional services (no part numbers or quantities specified) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Adaptive reuse of existing structures - Community engagement and collaboration - Multidisciplinary expertise - Completion of schematic design phase within approximately four months of contract initiation

Description

The City of Rancho Cordova is soliciting proposals from architectural firms or consultant teams to provide architectural, engineering, programming, specialty design, cost estimating, and related professional services for the schematic design of a new community and cultural center campus. The project involves the adaptive reuse of an existing two-building office campus into a community destination supporting arts, culture, community gathering, education, technology, innovation, nonprofit collaboration, and other public uses. The goal is to transform the campus into an interconnected community hub with phased implementation. The schematic design is expected to be completed approximately four months after the Notice to Proceed.

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