Opportunity

City of Gastonia #2026 Transfer Station RFQ

Architectural & Engineering Services for Transfer Station Feasibility Study – Gastonia, NC

Posted

September 15, 2026

Respond By

October 05, 2026

Identifier

2026 Transfer Station RFQ

NAICS

541310, 541330

This opportunity seeks professional architectural and engineering services for a Transfer Station Feasibility Study in Gastonia, NC, jointly issued by Gaston County and the City of Gastonia. - Government Buyer: - Gaston County, Office of Capital Improvements (Senior Project Manager: Marcie Smith) - City of Gastonia (collaborative partner) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or product vendors are mentioned; the solicitation is for professional services only - Products/Services Requested: - Professional architectural and engineering services to conduct a feasibility study for a potential transfer station - Deliverables include: - Comprehensive feasibility study report - Presentation materials for governing bodies - Implementation recommendation memorandum - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Firms must be properly registered and licensed in North Carolina - Demonstrated experience with similar feasibility studies is required - Maximum 10-page Statement of Qualifications (SOQ), excluding forms and dividers - Emphasis on collaborative approach between Gaston County and City of Gastonia - The RFQ covers only the feasibility study phase; subsequent design services will be procured separately

Description

The City of Gastonia issued this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to solicit professional architectural and engineering firms for services related to the 2026 Transfer Station project. The project involves a feasibility study to evaluate the need, location, operational considerations, costs, and benefits of a transfer station. The study aims to explore coordination opportunities between Gaston County and the City of Gastonia for solid waste and recycling services to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Deliverables include a feasibility study report, presentation materials, and an implementation recommendation memorandum. The study is expected to be completed by June 30, 2027, and this RFQ covers only the feasibility study phase, with subsequent design services to be procured separately.

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