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City Of Dayton
A government authority in Dayton, Minnesota is seeking a vendor to conduct a comprehensive assessment of its public facilities. The selected firm will inspect each facility, preparing summaries that address total square footage, floor plans, construction type, age, general structure condition, parking availability, and any additional building factors affecting future use.
The assessment will include five-year projections of space needs for each facility, focusing on operational efficiencies, physical spaces, and costs. Stakeholder input from relevant staff and departments must be incorporated into these evaluations. Additionally, the firm will provide twenty-year projections that consider anticipated community growth, demographic changes, future developments, and economic conditions outlined in the city's Comprehensive Plan. These projections should analyze facility functions, past improvements, service history, and detail the methodology for long-term needs assessment.
The deliverables will also identify opportunities to address space needs, including possibilities for remodeling, operational relocation, facility reconstruction, new facility construction, and co-location within the community. The contract is expected to last for one year.
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