Fayetteville Street Corridor Property Resiliency Services

The Fayetteville Street Corridor Property Resiliency Services contract is a significant initiative led by the City of Durham, North Carolina, under the solicitation number 26-0071. The project aims to enhance community resilience through comprehensive property services within the Fayetteville Street Corridor, with a focus on green energy upgrades, legal assistance, and property tax relief for qualifying residents. Funded by a $10 million ARPA grant awarded by Durham City Council, the project is managed by the Hayti Promise Community Development Corporation, a nonprofit organization established in 2023. The contract's scope aligns with broader objectives of equitable revitalization, community development, and economic growth, targeting real estate improvements, organizational development, and place-keeping efforts. The project officially begins on November 10, 2025, with a scheduled completion date of December 31, 2026. The procurement process includes a detailed timeline: the request for proposals opens on September 29, 2025, with a written Q&A period ending October 9, 2025, and responses posted by October 13, 2025. Proposals are due by noon on October 20, 2025. The contract size is estimated to range between five and eight million dollars, reflecting the scope and scale of services required. Interested parties can access additional details and bid information through the City of Durham’s bidding portal. This initiative underscores a strategic effort to foster sustainable community development and resilience in the Fayetteville Street area through targeted property and infrastructure improvements.