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- UNC-RFQ-25-02
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- Weld County, Colorado
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The document is a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) issued by the University of Northern Colorado (UNC) for a Landscape Water Resiliency Comprehensive Plan, with Notice #UNC-RFQ 25-02 for Architectural/Planning Services. The project seeks a consulting firm to develop a 10-year strategic plan for water conservation and landscape resilience across 260 acres of campus, with submissions due by May 22, 2025 at 11:00 AM. Interested firms must be licensed to practice Architecture or Engineering in Colorado and have completed similar complex projects. The RFQ will be evaluated using the standard State of Colorado Architect/Engineer Agreement (SC-5.1), with submissions accepted in-person or by mail to UNC's Parsons Hall Planning & Construction Office in Greeley, Colorado.
The comprehensive plan aims to inventory campus vegetation, water usage, and infrastructure to recommend conservation strategies, stormwater harvesting, and infrastructure improvements. Aligned with UNC's "Rowing not Drifting" strategic plan, the project emphasizes student involvement, inclusivity, and innovation while addressing deferred maintenance and proactively managing landscape assets. The initiative supports broader statewide water conservation agendas, seeks cost-effective solutions, and intends to engage community partners in regional water resource management. The primary point of contact is Chris Bowers, Energy and Sustainability Manager, who can be reached at 970-672-7177 or Christopher.Bowers@unco.edu, with full RFQ documentation available on the university's website.
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University of Northern Colorado
REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS
Notice #: UNC-RFQ 25-02
Select the RFQ Subtype: Architect Engineer Consultant Architectural / Planning Services: Yes
Project No: UNC-RFQ-25-02 Project Title: UNC Landscape Water Resiliency Comprehensive Plan
Project Description This strategic initiative will identify a 10-year course for landscape water conservation and resilience planning, covering 260 acres of campus landscape.
The project will inventory vegetation, water usage, and infrastructure, informing recommendations for conservation strategies, stormwater harvesting, and infrastructure improvements. Guided by the Universities Rowing not Drifting Strategic plan, it prioritizes student involvement, inclusivity, and innovation. By fostering meaningful discussions and implementing resilient designs, UNC aims to lead in water conservation, aligning with statewide water conservation agendas.
The project will enhance campus sustainability, promote cost-effective solutions, and engage with community partners for regional water resource management. It directly supports UNC’s academic mission by providing a welcoming environment and addresses deferred maintenance issues associated with aging infrastructure. Through proactive risk management, UNC seeks to safeguard its landscape as an asset for current and future generations.
Minimum Requirements Minimum requirements for this project include a license to practice Architecture or Engineering in Colorado, and completion of projects of similar scope and complexity.
Scope of Services RFQ for Services of: Consulting Services using standard State of Colorado Architect / Engineer Agreement (SC-5.1)
Submission Details Submission Deadline: May 22, 2025 by 11:00 AM
Submissions Accepted Via: In Person or Mail
Submit to:
University of Northern Colorado Parsons Hall – Planning & Construction Office 501 W. 20th Street Greeley, CO 80639
Point Of Contact Name: Chris Bowers, Energy and Sustainability Manager, Facilities Management Agency: University of Northern Colorado Phone: 970-672-7177 Email: Christopher.Bowers@unco.edu
Specification Details / Attachments Comments: Complete RFQ Document is available at Request for Qualifications (unco.edu) image1.png
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