Contract · State & Local
RFQ: Master Facility Plan and Space Needs Assessment
Town of Mooresville, NC - Facilities Maintenance Mooresville, NC
- Status Closes in 27 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The purpose of this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is to solicit responses from firms that are qualified to provide Master Facility Planning Services for existing and future capital facility projects for the Town of Mooresville . Responding firms must demonstrate a strong background in the planning of municipal facilities, including administrative, operational, public safety, and parks and recreation facilities. The Town is seeking a firm whose combination of qualified experience and personnel will provide timely , cost-effective, and professional planning services for the Town . The Town of Mooresville is seek ing a comprehensive study and report for space allocation that will address short- and long-term needs for the Town and the community . This vision must lay out the most efficient, effective , and functional plan for space needed by Town employees and residents. The comprehensive vision will evaluate the highest and best use of existing Town-owned and leased buildings, land, and available space, identifying alternatives for the use, reconfiguration, consolidation, or repurposing of existing assets. The goal is to optimize the Town’s facilities and physical environment to align with operational needs, improve space utilization and efficiency, support short and long-term growth, and enhance service delivery to the citizens and businesses of the Town of Mooresville. The Town currently provides facilities and building space for its various operational departments. The Town occupies both owned and leased spaces . Functions include Administration , P ublic O perations and S ervices , F ire and R escue, P olice, H ealth C linic, L ibraries, P arks, and R ecreational C enters .
Type: RFQ: Master Services
Department: Facilities Maintenance
Timeline
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Posted
Nov 6, 2026
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Status
Open now
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