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2026-11-01

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49843State & Local

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The City of Huntington is soliciting proposals for the sale of surplus real estate known as the Old Westmoreland Fire Station #8, located at 508 Camden Road, Wayne County, Huntington, West Virginia. This opportunity, identified by solicitation number 49843, is open to entities interested in purchasing the property and its associated land. Proposals must be submitted by 10:00 AM local time on December 9, 2026, either through BidExpress.com or by delivering a physical copy to the City Clerk's Office at 800 5th Avenue, Room 135, Huntington, West Virginia. Interested parties must provide the name of the entity that will hold the title, a proposed purchase price, the intended use for the property, and the number of jobs that may be created as a result of the acquisition. Administrative inquiries should be directed to Purchasing Director Dan Underwood. Supporting documentation for the sale includes a professional appraisal report conducted in accordance with the 2020 Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practices, which analyzed site-specific characteristics, market rental rates, and development costs to establish a market value estimate.

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The City of Huntington is soliciting proposals to sell the Old Westmoreland Fire Station.

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AgencyWest Virginia → City of Huntington
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Old Westmoreland Fire Station #8 - The City of Huntington is inviting entities to submit proposals for the Purchase of Real Estate known as the Old Westmoreland Fire Station #8 and associated property located at 508 Camden Road, Wayne County, Huntington, West Virginia.

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