Site work and new construction of a clubhouse / community center in North Charleston, South Carolina. Completed plans call for the construction of a clubhouse / community center; and for site work for a clubhouse / community center.

The City of North Charleston, in collaboration with the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), is seeking qualified Design-Build (DB) teams to design, construct, and furnish a new Community Center, pocket parks, and other outdoor amenities. This initiative is part of the broader Lowcountry Corridor West project, aimed at mitigating the impacts of the I-526 widening project, scheduled to commence in 2029. The new community center will replace the existing Russeldale and Highland Terrace/Liberty Park Community Centers, which will be demolished to facilitate the widening of Interstate 526. This project is a component of addressing the displacement and disruption caused by the road widening project through thoughtful planning and resource allocation. The new Community Center will be located at 5260 Deacon Street, North Charleston, SC 29418. It is the intent of the City of North Charleston to achieve the following goals and objectives for this Project. . Provide a modern, multifunctional community center that serves the needs of environmental justice communities (per DOT designation): Liberty Park, Joppa Way, Highland Terrace, Russeldale, and Ferndale. Bidders should demonstrate an understanding of the unique needs and challenges faced by these communities. . Incorporate community input, including from the Project Oversight Committee (POC), to ensure the center meets the priorities of residents. The POC, a group of residents of affected neighborhoods, various agency representatives, and other stakeholders, is tasked with overseeing the implementation of the community commitments. Proposals should align with these priorities to ensure the project meets community expectations. . Enhance community amenities with additional facilities such as a playground, basketball/multi-use court, multi-use field, fitness loop, and walking trails. . All mitigation efforts for the road widening project must meet or exceed federal standards and are designed based on community input. Question Deadline 06/27/2025 at 4:00 PM ET