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Market Demand and Construction Cost Feasibility Study

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58-RFP260008State & Local

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Fayetteville State University is seeking qualified firms or consultant teams to perform an independent feasibility study evaluating the market demand and construction costs for a proposed farmers market facility, tentatively named the FSU Bronco Market. The study must deliver objective, data-driven analysis to determine whether the concept warrants further development, identify a supportable scale, estimate capital cost ranges, and assess the viability of a phased implementation. The University has not predetermined the location, facility design, ownership structure, operator, or timeline, ensuring the study remains unbiased and focused on evidence-based recommendations. Proposals must be submitted by July 28, 2026, with the solicitation issued under number 58-RFP260008 and posted on July 15, 2026. The project is administered by FSU in North Carolina, with Victoria McAllister designated as the primary point of contact for inquiries. The findings will inform whether and how the facility might proceed, serving as the foundational step for any future development decisions.

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Fayetteville State University seeks feasibility study for FSU Bronco Market by July 28, 2026, to assess demand, costs, and viability.

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North Carolina → Fayetteville State UniversityView Agency

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541613 - Marketing Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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NC, US

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58-RFP260008_Market Demand and Construction Cost Feasbility Study.pdf

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AgencyNorth Carolina → Fayetteville State University
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OfficeNC, US
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Office AddressNC, US
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Victoria McAllister

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Fayetteville State University ("FSU" or the "University") is soliciting proposals from qualified firms or consultant teams to conduct an independent market demand and construction cost feasibility study for a potential farmers market facility tentatively referred to as the FSU Bronco Market. The University is not presuming a specific site, final facility program, ownership model, operator, or construction phase. The study should provide objective, decision-useful analysis that helps determine whether the concept should advance, what scale is supportable, what the likely capital cost range would be, and whether a phased approach is advisable.

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