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The City of Bristol, Virginia (the “City”), invites qualified developers to submit proposals for the purchase and development of two city owned properties

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RFP-126935State & Local

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The City of Bristol, Virginia, is seeking proposals from qualified developers for the purchase and development of two city-owned properties: the former Highland View Elementary School at 1425 Eads Avenue and the former Washington Lee Elementary School at 185 Washington Lee Drive. The city aims to identify the highest and best use for these sites to align with long-term community goals and expand the local tax base. Developers have the option to submit proposals for either one or both of the available properties. This solicitation, identified as RFP-126935, was posted on August 21, 2026, with a response deadline of November 5, 2026. Interested parties should coordinate with the point of contact, Amber Morris, regarding their submissions for these development opportunities located within Bristol, Virginia.

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Bristol, Virginia seeks developers for two former elementary school properties by November 5, 2026.

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Virginia → City of BristolView Agency

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531390 - Other Activities Related to Real EstateView NAICS

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Bristol, Virginia, VA, USA

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AgencyVirginia → City of Bristol
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The City of Bristol, Virginia (the “City”), invites qualified developers to submit proposals for the purchase and development of two city owned properties; former Highland View Elementary School located at 1425 Eads Avenue and former Washington Lee Elementary School located at 185 Washington Lee Drive. The City is interested in maximizing the use of the site(s) and is seeking innovative proposals that represent the highest and best use of the site that aligns with the community’s long-term goals and expands the local tax base. Developers may submit proposals on one or both properties.

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The F26AS00071 solicitation is a grant opportunity administered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under the Department of the Interior to provide matching grants to State agencies. The program focuses on the acquisition of real property or permanent conservation easements to protect species habitat in perpetuity, specifically supporting approved Habitat Conservation Plans. These projects are intended to be additive to existing conservation commitments, leveraging non-federal investment to promote species recovery and prevent future listings under the Endangered Species Act. Eligible projects must be located within the United States and comply with NEPA, ESA, and NHPA regulations, requiring a minimum non-federal cost share of 25 percent. Applications must be submitted via GrantSolutions.gov by October 30, 2026, for an anticipated performance period from April 30, 2027, to April 30, 2030. Awards are determined through a trade-off process based on a merit review scoring up to 85 points, evaluating factors such as the number of benefited listed and at-risk species, habitat connectivity, the magnitude of conservation contribution, and the imminence of conversion threats. An additional 25 discretionary points may be applied by the Regional Director to align awards with national or regional priorities. Required documentation includes a detailed project narrative, maps, and standard forms such as the SF-424 and SF-LLL for lobbying disclosures.
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