Hampton Civicplus #27-24

On-call comprehensive planning, urban design, and related services for the City of Hampton

The City of Hampton is seeking qualified firms for on-call comprehensive planning, urban design, and related professional services. - Government buyer: City of Hampton, Community Development Department; Consolidated Procurement Division. Alicia Brown is identified as the procurement contact. - Primary need: Support for the Comprehensive Plan, along with citywide, neighborhood, corridor, redevelopment, waterfront, and topical planning initiatives. - Services requested: Long-range and comprehensive planning; urban design; land-use and regulatory analysis; community engagement; housing and economic development planning; resilience and environmental planning; transportation and connectivity planning; technical analysis; communication and presentation materials; and supplemental architectural and engineering services. - Contract structure: On-call assignments as needed. The City may make one or multiple nonexclusive awards and assign work based on firm specialties. Firms may propose individually or as teams for the service categories they can provide. - Term: One-year initial term with three optional one-year renewals. - Notable requirements: Do not include pricing or rate schedules. The formal services proposal section is limited to five double-sided pages (10 single-sided pages); resumes, firm experience, references, and materials in separate tabs are excluded. A City of Hampton business license is required only if a firm is awarded a contract. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers or prospective service vendors are named in the solicitation. The City of Hampton is the buyer, not a vendor.

Description

The City of Hampton is seeking proposals for comprehensive planning, urban design, and related services on an on-call, as-needed basis. Work may cover citywide, neighborhood, corridor, redevelopment, waterfront, and topical planning activities. The RFP states that the Comprehensive Plan is the primary request and immediate need; firms may propose for the service categories they are capable of providing. Addenda clarify that proposals may be submitted in hard copy or electronically via DemandStar, and that pricing or rate schedules should not be included.

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