Redevelopment - Highlands Spray Irrigation Properties

Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted

Solicitation number
BPM055012
State
Maryland
Responses due

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Opportunity details come from emma.maryland.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

Cecil County, Maryland is requesting proposals for redevelopment of two county-owned parcels totaling 40.438 acres collectively known as the Highlands Spray Irrigation Properties, located at 50 Ballantrae Drive, Elkton, Maryland, with proposals due February 26, 2026.

The County designated these properties as surplus under Section 12-405(b)(2) of the Maryland Annotated Code's Local Government Article and seeks innovative proposals representing the highest and best use of the site for residential and/or mixed-use development aligned with community long-term goals. Proposals may include development concepts paired with purchase agreements, long-term leases, or both.

The RFP document (RFP 26-016) does not specify estimated redevelopment value, contract term structure for lease arrangements, evaluation criteria weighting, pre-proposal conference or site-visit dates, question deadline, or set-aside or preference programs applicable to this opportunity.

Opportunity text

Cecil County, Maryland (County) invites proposals from qualified developers, development teams, non-profit organizations, or other interested parties for the redevelopment of two County owned parcels. The County hereby requests proposals from parties interested in redeveloping two properties totaling 40.438 acres. Collectively known as the "Highlands Spray Irrigation Properties," the site is located at 50 Ballantrae Drive, Elkton, Maryland.

The County seeks innovative proposals that represent the highest and best use of the site for residential and/or mixed-use development, aligned with the community's long-term goals. This Request for Proposal (RFP) purpose is the solicitation of development proposals, purchase agreements, and/or long term leases for the properties. Identified as surplus in accordance with Section 12-405(b)(2) of the Maryland Annotated Code's Local Government Article, Cecil County Government has an obligation to its constituents to find the highest and best reuse of the properties.

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