Mooresville Town Opengov #324152

Mooresville Master Facility Plan and Space Needs Assessment

The Town of Mooresville is seeking a consultant to assess municipal facilities and develop a long-range master plan and capital investment program. - Government buyer: Town of Mooresville, Facilities Maintenance department, Mooresville, Iredell County, North Carolina. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or consulting firms are named in the opportunity. - Requested services: - Conduct non-destructive, on-site condition and lifecycle assessments of Town-identified facilities, including building systems, site conditions, safety, accessibility, code and ADA concerns, deficiencies, and remaining useful life. - Identify and prioritize maintenance, repair, renovation, and replacement needs, with corrective-action recommendations and preliminary cost estimates. - Assess current space use and operational efficiency; engage departments to identify current and future space requirements. - Develop a comprehensive facilities master plan and prioritized, phased capital improvement and implementation plan. Evaluate renovation, consolidation, repurposing, expansion, leasing, and new construction alternatives, including costs, risks, dependencies, and funding considerations. - Provide facility reports, an editable digital asset database, executive summaries, and stakeholder presentations. - Facilities covered: Town administration, public operations and services, public safety, health clinics, libraries, parks, recreation, and community spaces. - Notable requirements: Recommendations should address 5-, 10-, and 15-year planning horizons and short-, medium-, and long-term priorities. Identify North Carolina-licensed professionals for work requiring licensure and demonstrate experience with comparable municipal projects. No products, part numbers, or purchase quantities are specified.

Description

The Town of Mooresville seeks qualified firms to provide master facility planning services for existing and future capital facility projects. The work includes non-destructive facility condition and lifecycle assessments, a space utilization and needs assessment, capital needs prioritization, and development of a long-term facilities strategy. Deliverables include facility assessment reports and a digital asset database, a comprehensive facilities master plan, a prioritized capital improvement and implementation plan, and executive summaries and stakeholder presentations. Statements of Qualifications must be submitted through the Town’s OpenGov portal by December 4, 2026.

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