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This Solicitation opportunity from South Carolina was posted on August 4, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Beaufort County | Cooler Tract EMS Station Flagship Facility

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090826State & Local

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Beaufort County is soliciting qualifications for a professional team to lead the planning and design of a new EMS station on the Cooler Tract. This flagship facility serves as the first step in a long-term strategic vision to develop a modern public safety campus, addressing urgent needs identified in a March 2026 facility condition assessment of aging infrastructure. The project involves the development of approximately 20 acres of land, including property acquired through Ordinance 2023/25. The selected firm will provide comprehensive multidisciplinary engineering and architectural services, including space programming, site layout, schematic design, and the creation of full construction documents. The scope encompasses civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection engineering, with a goal of achieving operational readiness within approximately 2.5 years. The procurement process, identified as RFQ 090826, requires submissions via the OpenGov Procurement Portal by September 8, 2026. Awards will be based on a points-based evaluation of the most advantageous terms, with the top-rated firms potentially required to give oral presentations. The contract is subject to annual appropriation by the County Council and includes strict compliance with Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and various federal, state, and local building and accessibility codes. While 9.5 million dollars in bonds have been issued to begin implementation, the contract specifies that performance and payment bonds are not required for these professional services. The selected team must provide cost estimates at each major design phase and support the county through bidding and construction administration.

General Info

Beaufort County seeks a professional team to design and plan an EMS station.

Place of Performance

SC, USA

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Documents

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RFQ 090826 Beaufort County Cooler Tract EMS Station Flagship Facility

PDF, High priority: read this first30 pages · rfq
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Beaufort County Cooler Tract EMS Headquarters Presentation 05-14-2026

PDF, Low priority32 pages · presentation
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Beaufort County Emergency Services Facility Condition Assessment March 30, 2026

PDF, Low priority56 pages · facility-condition-assessment
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Ordinance 2023/25 – Purchase of Cooler Tract / Oldfield property

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AgencySouth Carolina → Facility Management
Contacts2 people available
OfficeBeaufort, SC, 29902, USA
Office AddressBeaufort, SC, 29902, USA
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ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZPROJECT MANAGER I
Gillian MurraySenior Buyer

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CPL Architects, Engineers, & Landscape Architect, DPCFairport, NY
Hord Coplan MachtBaltimore, MD
ConstructConnectCincinnati, OH

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Beaufort County has identified the Cooler Tract as a strategic location for future County facility development. The construction of an EMS station as the first flagship building on this tract will support emergency response operations while also helping establish the long-term vision and development character of the property. The selected firm will work closely with Beaufort County Facilities, EMS leadership, Engineering, Procurement, Planning, Finance, and other appropriate County departments to develop a complete project design that meets operational needs, site requirements, budget expectations, and long-term County goals. The County is seeking a qualified professional team with demonstrated experience in the planning and design of EMS stations, law enforcement facility, fire-rescue facilities, public safety buildings, government facilities, and site development projects of similar scope and complexity.

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