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This Solicitation opportunity from City of Cincinnati was posted on September 17, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Inwood Park Renovation Plan

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RFP-200-275X901183State & Local

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The City of Cincinnati Department of Parks is soliciting proposals under RFP 275X901183 for professional services to create a comprehensive renovation plan for Inwood Park. The project scope spans from park-wide Concept Design through Schematic Design for priority improvements, with a specific focus on the North Gateway Landscape Renovation and the rehabilitation of the historic pond. Key objectives include improving safety and visibility, enhancing ADA accessibility, restoring native ecological systems, and preserving the park's historic identity as part of the Kessler Plan. The final plan must establish a clear project scope and anticipated construction costs, for which the city has set a maximum construction budget of 9 million dollars. Proposals are due by October 15, 2026, via the Bonfire portal and will be evaluated based on a most advantageous determination considering cost, firm qualifications, key personnel, past performance, and economic inclusion. Mandatory requirements include a 10 percent WBE participation goal and compliance with various equal employment opportunity laws and Cincinnati Municipal Codes. Selected consultants will be responsible for delivering detailed schematic site and architectural plans, technical grading and utility concepts, and conducting community engagement sessions. Contract administration includes adherence to the City's Prompt Payment System and strict submission of detailed invoices and required affidavits for payment.

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Cincinnati seeks proposals for Inwood Park renovation plans with a 9 million budget.

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AgencyCity of Cincinnati → Department Of Parks
Contacts1 person available
OfficeOH, USA
Office AddressOH, USA
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Margaret Allen-Elkanick

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The City of Cincinnati is seeking proposals to provide all professional services necessary to prepare a comprehensive park renovation plan for Inwood Park from park-wide Concept Design through Schematic Design of selected priority improvements to a level sufficient to establish project scope, anticipated construction costs, and future progression into Design Development and Construction Documentation.

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