Site work, paving and new construction of a mixed-use development in Orange Beach, Alabama. Conceptual plans call for paving for a sidewalk / parking lot; and for the construction of a fire / police facility.

As of January 10, 2024, this project is no longer being sought. *The previous solicitation is listed below for reference Alabama - The city of Orange Beach is considering the issuance of $50 million in bonds to fund several capital improvement projects, including construction of public safety facilities and road improvements. An expansion of the city's police and justice center and construction of a new Fire Station No. 1 complex behind City Hall are some of the projects that could be financed through the bond sale. The City of Orange Beach, Alabama, is seeking qualifications from professional firms to provide architectural and engineering services for a new Fire Station 5 on the western side of the City and for the purpose of configuring and constructing the Orange Beach Fire Station 1 complex, which will require a site plan and designs for multiple facilities. The City is looking to maximize use of the available land at the Station 1 complex for the construction of a 24-room dormitory facility, a 5-bay fire station with living quarters for 10, and an Administrative Office for a staff of 10. The dormitory building should be hardened to withstand and provide shelter from hurricanes. The complex also needs to have a location for a fuel station for city vehicles and fire apparatus. The design should accommodate parking for the associated use and for the public. The complex presently has a Fire Training Tower and associated space for year-round firefighting and emergency services. Station 5 design will be for a 3-bay station with living quarters for 8 personnel and associated parking. All station designs will need to include elements of clean station design to separate contaminants from fire/EMS operational areas into living spaces. The design should facilitate phased construction in a sequence based on the City's priorities The City hopes that the architectural and engineering professional selected through this process will be able to first produce design plans and guide the construction process for the Dormitory and Station 5, which are prioritized needs. Iftime becomes an issue, the City may opt to design and construct any portion ofthe project as a standalone project. Any questions regarding the RFP should be submitted by email no later than November 15, 2019, at 5:00 P.M. (Central) to Renee Eberly, City Clerk/Procurement Officer at reberly@orangebeachal.gov. If a question of general concern is asked by any firm with regards to this RFP, a copy of the written response will be sent to all firms who have emailed a question or emailed a statement of interest. The costs of this project will be revealed at a later date. *