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Unified Development Code Re-Write and Comprehensive Plan Update

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PE-72650-NONST-2027-000000043State & Local

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The City of Griffin is seeking qualified consultants to undertake a two-part project aimed at updating the 2023–2043 Comprehensive Plan and rewriting the Unified Development Code. The project is structured with the Unified Development Code Rewrite as Part I, followed by the Comprehensive Plan Update as Part II, potentially extending across two fiscal years. The Comprehensive Plan Update must be fully completed, approved, and formally adopted by October 31, 2028, establishing a firm deadline for the second phase. Consultants submitting proposals must demonstrate expertise in urban planning, land use regulation, and community engagement to meet the city’s objectives for modernizing its guiding documents. The solicitation, identified as PE-72650-NONST-2027-000000043, was posted on July 1, 2026, with proposals due by August 7, 2026. The project is classified under a state and local government (SLED) procurement and is being managed directly by the City of Griffin in Georgia. Suzanne Partin serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries, reachable via email or phone. All work is to be performed within the jurisdiction of Griffin, Georgia. Proposals must respond precisely to the outlined issues and demonstrate a clear methodology for engaging stakeholders and ensuring regulatory alignment with statewide planning standards. The contract opportunity is publicly accessible through the Georgia procurement portal.

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Griffin, GA seeks consultants to update Comprehensive Plan and rewrite Unified Development Code by 2028.

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Georgia → City of GriffinView Agency

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541690 - Other Scientific and Technical Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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GA, USA

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Bid 27-001 Unified Development Code Rewrite and Comprehensive Plan Update

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AgencyGeorgia → City of Griffin
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The City of Griffin invites qualified consultants to submit a proposal responsive to the issues outlined in this request for proposals to provide an update to the 2023 ¿ 2043 Comprehensive Plan and Re-Write to the Unified Development Code. This will be a two-part project, potentially spanning two fiscal years, with the Unified Development Code Rewrite completed as Part 1 and the Comprehensive Plan Update completed as Part II. The Comprehensive Plan Update must be completed, approved, and adopted no later than October 31, 2028.

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