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RFQ NO. 3153-21 Request of Qualifications and Approach for a Public Private Partnership in the Redevelopment of Historic 1914 Courthouse Bids Due: January 20, 2023 – 2:00 PM Nueces County (the “County”) is seeking a development partner with a highly qualified developer or development team (the “Developer”) for the rehabilitation and operation of the 1914 Historic County Courthouse and, potentially, the development of adjacent areas in Corpus Christi

THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK ORDER IS TO SUPPORT ASIA BUREAU IN ITS PROGRAMMING TO FACILITATE RAPID, SUSTAINABLE, AND EQUITABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH BY ENABLING USAID TO BRING A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO ADDRESSING PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (PFM) OBJECTIVES UNDER Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 7200AA18D00012 Ultimate Completion Date: Thu Sep 26 17:00:00 GMT 2024

Request for Proposal for Master Plan for Ridgway Athletic Park Notice is hereby given that the Town of Ridgway, Colorado will accept proposals from qualified and experienced individuals or firms to submit proposals to provide a plan, process, and approach for the public engagement and master planning for a parks parcel known as the Ridgway Athletic Park.

What is the vision for the public engagement component, in-person, virtual, or hybrid? We envision a hybrid approach for any public meetings. While we’d still to like integrate some of the Community Heart and Soul approach in phase one of the project, working closer with a program coach will be reserved for phase two.

Government Relations Support Project Description :This Request for Proposal (“RFP”) is an invitation to prospective proponents to submit proposals for the provision of consulting services to guide a strategic and cohesive approach to government relations in support of PEO’s public protection interest mandate. Contact Information :-Peter Cowherd procurment@peo.on.ca

New Brunswick Museum This new facility will house the essential public#facing components of the New Brunswick Museum, from Exhibition to Research to Collections Management. It will be designed as a single, purpose#built facility located in the Saint John Area. This approach provides the public with the maximum access to the NBM's collections, research, and staff expertise. The building size required is 162,500 sf with a 13 to 15 acre site.

Public meeting with affected interest/stakeholder groups, members of the Parks, Trails and Open Space Committee, and the public. 3. Public meeting to review design ideas and options for park design with the affected interests and the public. 4. Public meeting to present final option. Additional staff and consultant phone conferences and/or meetings will be held as needed.