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A government authority in Hood River, Oregon is seeking professional services to develop an action-oriented master plan for its parks and campground system for the next 10 years. The selected vendor will support project initiation through a virtual kickoff meeting, including presentation of the project timeline and communications approach, and will develop a community engagement and public input plan to inform the planning process.
The scope includes inventory and evaluation of county-operated campground sites through field assessments, with review of facility usage, condition, and operational performance. The project also includes a new campground feasibility study to assess regional demand, identify camping types, and prepare concept plans with preliminary cost estimates for up to three potential site conversions over the next decade.
Additional work includes preparation of an ADA transition plan through policy and documentation review, ADA self-evaluation, and field data collection. The vendor will also perform a financial sustainability assessment covering revenue sources, campground fees, staffing, host structures, and cost recovery, along with recommendations for operational improvements such as online reservations, premium site offerings, interagency coordination, special use permits, public-private partnerships, and other revenue opportunities.
The final deliverables will include a draft comprehensive county parks master plan integrating research, analysis, community input, and recommendations, followed by a final adoptable master plan and a PowerPoint presentation of final recommendations. Questions are due by August 10, 2026.
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