Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Campus Redevelopment

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Solicitation number
BHZ26-00031290
State
Texas
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The City of Dallas Office of Housing & Community Empowerment is soliciting qualification proposals for master planning and multidisciplinary design services for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Campus redevelopment at 2922 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, with proposals due October 30, 2026. Applicants must be Texas registered businesses or have authorization to work in Texas.

The scope encompasses comprehensive master planning and design concepts for the 10.5-acre campus, with the deliverable being a reimagined, community-centered campus plan. The City will select a qualified consultant team — either nonprofit or for-profit — to execute the work over a one-year professional services contract, with one optional one-year renewal exercisable at the City's sole discretion. The project was approved by City Council Resolution No. 24-762 on March 27, 2024 and is funded through a Congressional Project Grant.

Opportunity text

The City of Dallas ("City") is soliciting qualification proposals in response to this Request for Qualifications ("RFQ") from qualified nonprofit and for-profit consultant and design teams ("Applicant"). Applicants shall be Texas registered businesses or have authorization to work in Texas. This project will provide master planning services to the City of Dallas (City) Office of Housing & Community Empowerment (OHCE) to redesign the 10.5 acre Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Campus at 2922 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard OHCE seeks a qualified consultant team to create a comprehensive master plan and multidisciplinary design concepts for a reimagined, community-centered campus through a one-year professional services contract, with one optional one-year renewal exercisable at the City's sole discretion. On March 27, 2024, by Resolution No. 24-762, the City Council approved the funding through a Congressional Project Grant for this initiative.

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