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The City of Chesapeake and its Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department are seeking qualified firms to develop and produce the Citys first Urban Forestry Master Plan (UFMP). The UFMP will guide the longterm management, health, and sustainability of the Citys urban tree canopy. The selected firm will collaborate with City staff and stakeholders to create a datadriven, actionable plan. Proposers are encouraged to recommend additional elements, methodologies, or adjustments that could improve or clarify the project scope.

The District requires professional architectural and engineering services for replacement of the existing Chesapeake Career Center. The District reserves the right to select one (1) or more qualified architectural firm(s) to meet our need for a new facility. The Project is intended to provide a facility with a programmed capacity of 700 students at any given time. It is anticipated that there will be a morning set of classes and an evening set of classes, consisting of 700 students each. It will include professional services for programming, design, construction documents, special inspections, and contract administration for all building and site improvements. The design will need to incorporate support for the installation of technology, infrastructure, and hardware being provided by other proposers to meet the Districts standards. The A/E will work with the District to develop programmatic requirements and design concepts that support the most current accepted practices for preparing a future ready workforce with the skills to succeed in their chosen pathways. The A/E will also be expected to design spaces that will provide the greatest amount of adaptability for changes to the facilitys programming as the Districts needs evolve.

The Work under this Project consists of the installation of approximately 30 LF of 4-inch discharge pipe and approximately 20 LF of 8-inch influent gravity sewer. This project will also include the installation of new rail-mounted submersible pumps and a wet well, wet well connections, separate valve vault, control panel and other associated improvements, as well as demolition of the existing pump station.

The City of Chesapeake is soliciting bids from fully qualified bidders to establish an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract to clean, paint, and provide structural improvements and repairs to raw and finished water storage tanks as per applicable drawings and specifications. The tanks include both concrete and steel storage tanks. The objective of this solicitation is to complete repairs to the Citys storage tanks based on inspection reports provided by the City pertaining to each tank.

The City of Chesapeake is soliciting bids from qualified bidders to establish a contract for inspection and evaluation of the condition of all elevated and ground storage tanks for potable and non-potable water owned by the City and managed by any City department, including (without limitation) the tanks located within the Department of Public Utilities public water distribution system, and water treatment process tanks and production basins located at the two water treatment plants owned by the City of Chesapeake.

The purpose of this Request for Proposal (RFP) is to obtain sealed proposals for establishing a contract to provide the professional installation of preselected winter holiday lighting and dcor for the City of Chesapeake Parks, Recreation and Tourism. The installation will take place at City Hall municipal grounds and surrounding areas totaling approximately 1,601,261 square feet. In addition to seasonal dcor, the City has identified a significant need for permanent lighting infrastructure to support yearround illumination, safety, and visual presentation of the municipal grounds. As part of this contract, the contractor will be responsible for the installation, integration, and proper functioning of designated permanent lighting systems, which will remain in place beyond the holiday season and serve longterm operational objectives for the City. The contractor will be responsible for installing all specified items, which may include rentals, permanent fixtures, permanent lighting components, and dcor owned or supplied by the City. The contractor must furnish all necessary materials, personnel, and equipment required to fully execute both the seasonal lighting plan and the installation of permanent lighting elements intended for ongoing use.