RFP - PLANNING AND DESIGN SERVICES FOR CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS PARK & LONG WHARF
Federal opportunity from 300000 - Parks & Recreation Department • City of Boston. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Mar 23, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 81-10-00.
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS for PLANNING AND DESIGN SERVICES FOR CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS PARK & LONG WHARF, To access details for this specific bid event, or to respond through electronic format, Please visit the City of Boston Supplier Portal: boston.gov/departments/procurement and access Event EV00016917 or contact B Chatfield at 617-504-7709 or Abigail.Chatfield@boston.gov
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The City of Boston is seeking proposals for planning and design services for Christopher Columbus Park and Long Wharf. This Request for Proposals (RFP) was posted on the City of Boston Supplier Portal and is due on March 23, 2026. Interested bidders should access Event EV00016917 for further details and submission requirements.
The Parks & Recreation Department wants to enhance Christopher Columbus Park and Long Wharf through comprehensive planning and design services to improve their functionality and aesthetic appeal.
- Initial site assessment and analysis
- Stakeholder engagement sessions
- Conceptual design development
- Preparation of final design documents
- Cost estimation and budgeting
- Permitting and regulatory compliance support
- Proposal narrative
- Team qualifications and experience
- Project timeline
- Cost proposal
- References from similar projects
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- Detailed scope of services expected
- Specific budget for the project
- Criteria for proposal evaluation
- List of stakeholders or community groups involved
- Current conditions of the park and wharf areas
- Previous related projects or studies
- Any existing design elements that must be retained
- Compliance requirements beyond standard regulations
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