Opportunity

North Carolina eVP #440-27-0928

Master planning and design services for Carolina Springs Park

Posted

September 30, 2026

Respond By

November 04, 2026

Identifier

440-27-0928

NAICS

541320, 541330, 541611

The Town of Holly Springs is seeking a qualified team to plan and design Carolina Springs Park in North Carolina. - Government buyer: Town of Holly Springs, Purchasing Division. - Opportunity: Master planning and design services for a 25-acre municipal park at 7300 Woods Creek Road. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or vendor firms are named in the solicitation; this is a professional-services opportunity, not a product purchase. - Requested services: Project management; site and infrastructure analysis; environmental, accessibility, and connectivity review; community and stakeholder engagement; recreation programming and needs assessment; three concept alternatives; a preferred master plan; planning-level cost estimates; implementation phasing; and final plan materials and digital files. - Potential optional work includes surveying, environmental or geotechnical investigations, traffic and parking analysis, utility and stormwater analysis, preliminary or detailed design, construction documents, grant assistance, and visualization. - Notable requirements: The team should include appropriately licensed and qualified landscape architecture, engineering, planning, and related professionals. A North Carolina engineering firm license and relevant project references, staff qualifications, proposed approach, and schedule are required. The Town indicates a preference for qualifying North Carolina resident firms. - Response scope: Qualifications are requested rather than a project-specific design or fee proposal.

Description

The Town of Holly Springs seeks qualifications from licensed engineering and landscape architecture firms to provide professional master planning and design services for a 25-acre park at 7300 Woods Creek Road. The work includes reviewing existing conditions, engaging the community and stakeholders, developing a park program and conceptual alternatives, and preparing a preferred master plan. Deliverables may include planning-level cost estimates, phasing and implementation recommendations, and supporting plan materials. Responses are due November 4, 2026, at 2:00 PM.

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