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September 28th, 2026: RFQ/RFP Issued
October 8th, 2026: Mandatory Project Introduction Session
October 16th, 2026: Applicant’s questions due
October 21st, 2026: Summary of answers distributed
October 26th, 2026: Proposals due
November 9th, 2026: Selection process / Interviews
November 20th, 2026: Consultant Selection
January 13th, 2027: Award of Contract at City Council Meeting
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City of San Mateo
The government authority in San Mateo, California, seeks a qualified vendor to conduct a recreation facilities feasibility study under a one-year contract. The study will evaluate existing recreation facilities, how they function, current and future programming needs, and opportunities to modernize, expand, renovate, improve operations, or consolidate facilities.
The assessment is expected to document facility conditions, functionality, operational characteristics, strengths, limitations, opportunities, and constraints. It will review recreation service distribution throughout the city, existing programming, facility utilization, service gaps, operational deficiencies, accessibility considerations, facility capacity, site conditions, community access, and long-term operational sustainability. The study should also assess program compatibility, capital investment implications, and planning-level recommendations for future improvements and potential consolidation scenarios.
All questions must be submitted by October 7, 2026, and the proposal deadline is October 26, 2026.
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