Opportunity
Hennepin Supplier Systems #PFP0000549
Hennepin County Solicits Community Engagement and Architectural Services for Franklin Library Planning Study
Posted
September 24, 2026
Respond By
October 26, 2026
Identifier
PFP0000549
NAICS
541310, 541820
Hennepin County is seeking qualified firms for the Franklin Library Planning Study in Minneapolis. - Government Buyer: - Hennepin County Facility Services & Library Departments, Staff Selection Group - Services Requested: - Library Community Engagement (CE) services - Firms must be located in the Twin Cities Metro area - Spanish-fluent personnel required on-site - Experience with diverse communities, especially BIPOC populations - Architectural services for library studies, planning, and design - Lead consulting team for the planning study - Experience with library projects over $15M required - Tasks include facility needs assessment, conceptual design, and integration of community input - Project Scope: - Assess current and future needs of the historic Franklin Library - Conduct community engagement to gather stakeholder input - Develop three conceptual solutions for a new or renovated single-story library along the Franklin Corridor - Address operational, safety, accessibility, and climate action goals - Unique Requirements: - Emphasis on Small Business Enterprise (SBE) participation and affirmative action compliance - Culturally relevant engagement and alignment with Hennepin County’s strategic and climate action goals - Compliance with the County’s Professional Technical Services Roster agreement - Estimated Budget: - $175,000 to $200,000 - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are named; opportunity is open to qualified service providers
Description
This solicitation is a Request for Proposal issued by Hennepin County for the Franklin Library Planning Study. The study aims to identify the needs of the Franklin Library and propose future-facing facility solutions, which may include sustainable re-purposing of an existing single-story structure or new construction. The project involves both library community engagement services and architectural firms with experience in library studies, planning, and design. The study will assess current service demands, community needs, and operational requirements to develop conceptual solutions for a new or renovated library facility.