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This Solicitation opportunity from Arizona was posted on January 22, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

For the Sale and Development of Town Owned Land in Downtown Queen Creek 1.44 acres, Arizona +/- 1.44 acres

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RFP 24-013State & Local

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The Town of Queen Creek is soliciting proposals for the sale and development of approximately 1.44 acres of town-owned land located in a downtown redevelopment area between the Library and Communiversity site. Under RFP 24-013, interested parties must submit a written proposal that includes a narrative outlining their development approach, a conceptual site plan detailing anticipated land uses and densities, and a terms sheet for the acquisition of the property. While the Town acknowledges that these early-stage proposals are speculative, it requires evidence of the proposer's experience and a sound strategy for planning, financing, and developing the site in alignment with the Town's vision. Submissions will be reviewed and scored by an evaluation panel, with the results serving as the foundation for subsequent interviews. Proposers are not required to provide detailed design work or elevations at this time. The solicitation was posted on January 22, 2024, with a response deadline of February 22, 2024. The primary point of contact for this procurement process is Tim Kincaid.

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Queen Creek solicits proposals for sale and development of 1.44 downtown acres.

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AZ, USA

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This property is located in the redevelopment area, in between the Library and Communiversity site.Proposers are asked to submit a written proposal based on the criteria listed below, subject to any addenda that the Town may release prior to close of the offering period. Proposals will be reviewed and scored by the Town’s evaluation panel and will serve as the basis for the interview between the Proposer and the Town’s evaluation panel. The Town is seeking to understand the Proposer’s intent and development proposal based off the Town’s vision for the +/- 1.44-acre site through a narrative outlining how the Proposer intends to approach the development and meet the criteria. In addition, Proposers shall submit a conceptual site plan showing anticipated land uses and densities. No additional design work of any kind, such as elevations, is needed at this stage of the process.  As the Town is seeking to balance the fulfillment of its vision for this property with a fair economic return, Proposers shall also submit a terms sheet that reflects their proposed terms for the acquisition of the property based on the proposal. The Town acknowledges that proposals will be speculative and based on Proposer’s best and current understanding of the site, market and the Town’s goals at the early stages of this process. That said, the Town is seeking complete proposals that demonstrate the Proposer’s experience and soundness of approach to planning, financing and developing the site.

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