The Town of Bedford seeks proposals from qualified firms/individuals teams to prepare a new Comprehensive Plan. The current Comprehensive Plan was completed in December 2013.

RFP is available at https://www.bedfordma.gov/bids.aspx?bidID=53. Contact Planning Director Tony Fields at afields@bedfordma.gov with questions.

 

MassDevelopment  needs a consultant or team of consultants to develop a master plan for cantonment area of Joint Base Cape Cod (JBCC). The goal is to support JBCC's efforts to optimize use of this asset and increase its organizational efficiency, especially as it relates to land use and infrastructure, while enabling and protecting current missions and accommodating future on-base military needs. The master plan also seeks to facilitate adaptive re-use of excess property in the cantonment area to respond to local and regional needs and contexts. This is likely a multi-year process that will include significant community engagement and public participation.

For RFP contact Michelle Hennigar at 617-413-0026 or  mhennigar@massdevelopment.com

Optional site visits: 1/9/25 & 1/13/25. Attendees must register for site visits at http://www.massdevelopment.com/rfps-and-rfqs/ for instructions.
All questions are due in writing to Michelle Hennigar, Program Administrator at mhennigar@massdevelopment.com by 1/17/25 @ 5:00 p.m.

Medway issued an RFP for engineering or architectural firm for an initial feasibility study as to the suitability of Town-land owned at 72A and 72B Main St. to be developed for a minimum of 50 affordable housing units. Budget is about $20,000.

For RFP and details see medwayma<https://archive.townofmedway.org/procurement/webforms/bid-contact-info>

Boston’s Environment Department issued an RFP for consultant for stakeholder engagement and strategy for decarbonizing buildings with a focus on smaller buildings not required to comply with the City’s Building Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance. Scope includes a landscape and barrier analysis, facilitating engagement activities including focus groups and stakeholder interviews, data analysis, and a draft report outlining a strategy for program and policy development to advance Boston’s efforts to decarbonize smaller buildings. Budget is about $150,000.

See Boston’s Supplier Portal: boston.gov/departments/procurement under Event ID EV00015219.

The towns of Wrentham, Walpole and Norfolk issued an RFQ for consultants to design, permitting and construction plans for phase 1 of the Metacomet Greenway, a 4.5-mile, shared-use path starting at the Lorusso Athletic Complex in Walpole and ending in Wrentham Center at Depot Street. Construction estimate is $19 M.

Informational meeting Wed., Dec. 11, at 1 pm in Norfolk Town Hall Rm. 124.

For RFQ contact Richard J. McCarthy, Town Planner, at rmccarthy@norfolk.ma.us or 508-918-5536.

Cambridge issued an RFQ for Planning and Urban Design Services.

For RFQ see https://procurement.opengov.com/portal/cambridgema

COC-RFQ-FY25-30014_RFQ_for_Planning_and_Urban_Design_Services.pdf

Wellesley's Board of Public Works invites proposals from consultants to provide engineering services to advance the design of the Wellesley Square Improvement Project from Concept to Final Design. Recommended briefing via Zoom Thurs., Dec. 12.

For RFP see https://wellesleyma.gov/Bids.aspx, listed under “Goods & Services."

Brockton needs a consultant to conduct a comprehensive arts and culture market analysis to determine the regional need for art, cultural, and creative
spaces and facilities.

Download RFP documents at www.brockton.ma.us. Go to the Postings Tab, then click on See All Procurement Postings. Any questions can be emailed to the Procurement Department at procurement@cobma.us.

Medford's Office of Planning, Development, and Sustainability with the Community Development Board are seeking proposals from consultants for a public planning process to prepare a Wellington Transformation Study. Questions due Dec. 5.

Register to become a proposer online at www.BidNetDirect.com.

The No. Middlesex COG issued RFP for a comprehensive Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan for the region’s 9 municipalities. The plan will document the existing network of bicycle and pedestrian amenities, develop a shared vision and goals for an enhanced network, propose a prioritized implementation strategy, and incorporate compelling visual representations of the proposed network.

Optional scope item includes conceptual designs for one or two priority links in the network. Questions due by Dec. 2. Budget is $120,000.

See www.nmcog.org for details.

20241118_RFP_24-05_NMCOG Regional Bike Ped Plan.pdf