North Carolina eVP #68-UNCC-Study11132026

UNC Charlotte East Campus Sector Assessment and Conceptual Planning

UNC Charlotte is seeking a qualified design team to plan the future development of its East Campus sector. - Government buyer: University of North Carolina at Charlotte, under the University of North Carolina System; Planning Design and Construction, Facilities Management. - Opportunity: One East Campus Sector Assessment, with a stated study budget of $200,000. - Planned campus uses: Replacement greenhouse, community garden, approximately 200 additional parking spaces, dining, student housing, administrative space, roads, pedestrian routes, and utility corridors. - Study services: Review existing campus plans; prepare conceptual site and building layouts, massing, site sections, and utility plans; assess topography, stormwater, wetlands, natural features, and effects on nearby buildings; recommend infrastructure upgrades and stormwater and wetland strategies; and develop phasing, schedule, probable-cost estimates, and high-level greenhouse renderings. - Notable qualifications and requirements: Teams should demonstrate relevant higher-education campus planning and student-life facility experience, ability to address complex site conditions and stakeholder needs, and familiarity with North Carolina State Construction Office and UNC System requirements. Firms must be licensed in North Carolina to provide architectural or engineering services. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, product manufacturers, or vendors are named; no products or part numbers are requested. - Period: Approximately four months, from early 2027 through spring 2027; no option years or annual subscription are stated.

Description

UNC Charlotte is seeking qualifications for study services to develop a comprehensive plan for the East Campus sector. The assessment will integrate planning for a greenhouse, community garden, approximately 200 additional parking spaces, dining and residential facilities, administrative space, roads, pathways, and utility corridors. Work includes evaluating site conditions and constraints, preparing conceptual layouts, stormwater and wetland strategies, cost estimates, and phased implementation options. The stated assessment budget is $200,000, and the study must be completed by May 3, 2027.

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