20260012 - Legacy Boulevard Mixed-Use Study
Federal opportunity from TH1 - Town Hall • Town of Dedham. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 19, 2026. Industry: NAICS 80, 10, 00.
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The Town of Dedham is accepting proposals from qualified professional consultants to understand the development potential and zoning necessary to support future economic growth for the vibrant mixed-use area centered around Legacy Place. https://www.dedham-ma.gov/Home/Components/Form/Form/fb1b0bd6432c4676b75695e8a0aacc74/2584
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The Town of Dedham (TH1 - Town Hall) is seeking proposals from qualified professional consultants for the “20260012 - Legacy Boulevard Mixed-Use Study,” focused on the mixed-use area centered around Legacy Place. The stated purpose is to understand development potential and identify zoning necessary to support future economic growth in this area. Proposals are due by 2026-02-19 at 12:00 UTC. The notice points to the Town’s submission/form page for the opportunity.
Engage a professional planning/zoning consultant team to evaluate development potential for the Legacy Boulevard/Legacy Place mixed-use area and produce zoning recommendations (or zoning pathway) that would support future economic growth in that district.
- Planning/urban design consultancies with demonstrated mixed-use district planning experience
- Zoning and land-use firms that have produced zoning recommendations to enable economic development
- Economic development planning consultants with experience translating market/development potential into zoning changes
- Study the mixed-use area centered around Legacy Place to assess development potential
- Analyze existing zoning framework affecting Legacy Boulevard/Legacy Place area
- Develop recommendations for zoning necessary to support future economic growth
- Prepare study deliverables suitable for Town review and potential policy/zoning action
- Technical approach to assessing development potential for the Legacy Place-centered mixed-use area
- Approach to zoning analysis and zoning recommendations to support future economic growth
- Relevant project experience (mixed-use studies, zoning reform, economic development-oriented zoning)
- Project team roles and key personnel qualifications (planning + zoning expertise)
- Workplan and schedule that meets the 2026-02-19 response deadline constraints
- Link/confirmation of submission via the Town’s provided form page (as referenced in the notice)
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- Response deadline: 2026-02-19T12:00:00+00:00
- Submission appears to be routed via the Town of Dedham web form referenced in the description
- Price structure is not specified in the notice text; be prepared to price a planning/zoning study with clear task-based breakdown tied to development potential assessment and zoning recommendations
- Include optional add-on tasks only if allowed by the Town’s form/RFP package (not provided in the brief)
- Team land-use/zoning lead with an economic development/market analysis subconsultant (to connect development potential to zoning needs)
- Consider adding urban design/visualization support to communicate development potential scenarios for the Legacy Place area (if deliverables allow)
- Scope details and required deliverables are not included in the notice text; risk of mis-scoping without reviewing the Town’s linked solicitation materials
- Submission requirements may be specific to the Town’s online form process; risk of noncompliance if attachments/fields are missed
- The notice does not define geography beyond “mixed-use area centered around Legacy Place,” creating risk of mismatched assumptions about study boundaries
- What is the exact study area boundary for the Legacy Boulevard/Legacy Place mixed-use area?
- What specific deliverables are required (e.g., zoning text amendments, map revisions, concept plans, economic analysis, public meeting materials)?
- Are there required public engagement meetings/hearings, and how many are anticipated?
- What is the Town’s preferred approach to zoning outputs (overlay district, base zoning rewrite, dimensional changes, use changes, design standards)?
- Are there existing plans/studies for the Legacy Place area that must be incorporated?
- What are the evaluation criteria and relative weighting for selection?
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