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Lancaster County Parks and Recreation Master Plan

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2026-RFQ-057State & Local

Submission Closed03/10/2026, 07:00:09 PM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

Lancaster County, South Carolina, located near the Charlotte metropolitan area and north of Columbia, is experiencing notable suburban growth, particularly in its northern Panhandle region, which has driven increased demand for expanded public infrastructure and recreational services. Spanning a diverse geographic area that includes rapidly developing suburban neighborhoods, a central region with mixed population trends, and more rural southern communities, the county seeks to address the varied needs of its population of approximately 105,000 residents as of 2024. The Parks and Recreation Master Plan aims to support this growth by improving public facilities across multiple locations including Indian Land, Kershaw, Buford, and the City of Lancaster. The county also prioritizes connectivity and outdoor recreation through its participation in the regional Carolina Thread Trail initiative, which includes a network of over 110 miles of multi-use trails and notable projects such as the 3.7-mile Twelve Mile Creek Trail at Walnut Creek Park, enhancing access to greenways and waterways. The solicitation identified as 2026-RFQ-057 for the Lancaster County Parks and Recreation Master Plan, issued by the South Carolina Procurement office, invites qualified vendors to respond by March 10, 2026. The contract requires compliance with comprehensive legal, safety, and regulatory standards, detailed in the county’s General Terms and Conditions, which govern contractor obligations including adherence to federal, state, and local laws, licensing, safety policies, and equal opportunity regulations. Vendors seeking participation must affirm their status concerning Small Business, Minority, or Woman-Owned Business Enterprise certifications through a formal affidavit process, ensuring that disadvantaged business enterprises have equitable access. The procurement process is overseen by the county’s Procurement Director, who serves as the primary contact for respondents. Overall, this contract supports Lancaster County’s strategic vision for sustainable growth by enhancing recreational infrastructure and trail connectivity to meet the evolving needs of its residential communities.

General Info

Lancaster County seeks vendors for 2026 Parks and Recreation Master Plan, emphasizing infrastructure and trail expansion.

Agency

South Carolina → Procurement

NAICS

541320 - Landscape Architectural Services

Place of Performance

SC, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

County General Terms and Conditions

8 pages · terms-and-conditions

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Lancaster County Affidavit of Certification for SBE/MBE/WBE Status

3 pages · affidavit-of-certification

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Lancaster County Contract for Professional Services 2026

9 pages · contract-document

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RFQ 2026-RFQ-057 Lancaster County Parks & Recreation Master Plan

19 pages · rfq

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Glossary of Terms for Lancaster County Procurement

5 pages · other

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Lancaster County Parks and Recreation Property Overview

2 pages · other

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Parks and Recreation Property Listing

1 page · other

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedFeb 10

Solicitation

Response DeadlineMar 10

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Submission Closed

03/10/2026, 07:00:09 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencySouth Carolina → Procurement

Contacts1 person available

OfficeLANCASTER, SC, 29720, USA

Organization / AgencySouth Carolina → Procurement

Office AddressLANCASTER, SC, 29720, USA

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Tracy RabonProcurement Director

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Interested Companies (4)

CPL Architects, Engineers, & Landscape Architect, DPCFairport, NY

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Rummel, Klepper & KahlBaltimore, MD

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Full Description

Lancaster County is located in the north central area of South Carolina and lies just south of the Charlotte/Mecklenburg metropolitan area and 60 miles north of Columbia, SC. With a population of close to 105,000 (2024 estimate) residents and expanding suburban development, particularly in the Panhandle region, the county faces increasing demands on public infrastructure and services. This growth has placed pressure on transportation, public safety, parks, and schools. The county includes both rural communities and rapidly developing suburban areas, creating varied recreational needs. The 2040 Lancaster County Comprehensive Plan divided the County by three sub-regions: The Panhandle is the northern arm of the county and includes Indian Land and Van Wyck. In the past 20 years, the majority of the county's growth has occurred here, where much of the land is subdivided into moderately dense neighborhoods, with commercial primarily concentrated along US-521. Greater Lancaster is the central portion of the County, including the City of Lancaster and the Buford area. This area has seen some growth around the City, but some areas have also experienced population loss, resulting in a relatively low population growth trend. Southern Lancaster includes the towns of Heath Springs and Kershaw. It is the most rural portion of the County and has had relatively stagnant population in recent years. Public Facilities include the Lancaster County Parks and Recreation buildings in Indian Land, Kershaw, Buford, and the City of Lancaster. The 27 schools are dispersed throughout the County, 23 of which are public schools belonging to the Lancaster County School District. There are two privately owned Christian schools, one adult education center, and The University of South Carolina at Lancaster. Lancaster County is an active participant in the Carolina Thread Trail (CTT) regional trail network, a comprehensive system planned to connect communities through a series of greenways, trails, and blueways across the Catawba region. The Carolina Thread Trail Master Plan identifies approximately 110.1 miles of multi-use trails located along stream and river corridors, road rights-of-way, abandoned rail lines, undeveloped land, and existing dirt roads throughout the county. In addition, 34.3 miles of blueways have been designated along the Catawba River and Cane Creek between downtown Lancaster and the Catawba River. A key component of this system is the Twelve Mile Creek Trail at Walnut Creek Park. The trail is approximately 3.7 miles in length and follows Twelve Mile Creek through the Walnut Creek Planned Development District. The trail consists of a sustainable natural surface approximately three to four feet wide with a two-foot cleared shoulder on each side.