Addendum #1 for the Parks Master Plan RFP.pdf

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Parks Master Plan RFP
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20045
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Missoula County, Montana

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Addendum #1 for the Parks Master Plan Request for Proposal (RFP) was issued by the City of Livingston, Montana, addressing questions submitted by potential bidders before December 21, 2023. The document provides clarification on two key inquiries: the project budget and timeline. The City is seeking a consultant to develop a comprehensive Parks Master Plan, with an expected project completion within 6 months of award.

The RFP has a total budget of $30,000.00 and is locally funded without external grant restrictions or specific completion mandates. The project aims to create a 10+ year strategic plan for the Parks Department, focusing on future growth needs and sustainable park amenities. The City Manager's contact information is provided, including an email address and phone number, to facilitate potential bidder communications about the Parks Master Plan project.

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PARKS MASTER PLAN RFP ADDENDUM #1

This Addendum #1 to the City of Livingston's Parks Master Plan RFP provides answers to questions submitted by holders of the RFP on or before December 21, 2023.

Q1:

A1:

Q2:

A2:

Chairperson

Melissa Nootz City Manager

Grant Gager

220 E Park Street

(406) 823-6000 phone citymanager@livingstonmontana.org www.livingstonmontana.org

Vice Chair

Karrie Kahle

Commissioners

Mel Friedman

Quentin Schwarz

Torrey Lyons

Incorporated 1889

Is it possible to get a general ballpark of the budget for this plan?

$30,000.00

Is there is a specific time frame you are interested in for project completion? Any grant or budget restricts on the date of completion?

There is not a specific target for completion though the City expects that such a plan can be produced within 6 months from award. The project is locally funded with no external requirements.

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