Renovation of a mixed-use development in Quincy, Massachusetts. Conceptual plans call for the renovation of a museum; and theater / auditorium.

Scope of service could include but is not necessarily limited to the following activities: o Preliminary engineering/ Feasibility study o Environmental documentation/permitting o Design Development o Design Plans/Specifications for future bidding purposes Requests for information will be received by May 30, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. SCOPE OF SERVICES The City of Quincy is requesting the services of a multi-faceted architectural/ engineering design firm for the design of the new John Adams Presidential Museum as well as a new cultural center for the arts. It will be the selected Architects task to develop a design for the facility in concert with the City of Quincy. The scope of work will entail, but not limited to, a preliminary feasibility study, suitable location determination, traffic and parking studies, possible utility upgrades, available grants and funding sources, project delivery framework, the production of bid documents, permitting as well as construction phase services and commissioning services. The initial plan is to have the two (2) situated in the same building, however, this is a preliminary idea, subject to change as the project develops and unfolds. The City of Quincy, Massachusetts, is home to the Adams National Historical Park, which includes the John Adams Birthplace, the John Quincy Adams Birthplace and the Old House at Peace field, where the Adams family resided. The City of Quincy is requesting the services of a museum design consultant firm which specializes in the design of cultural Presidential Museums. This center will be for the celebration, education and promotion of the lives and contributions of John Adams, John Quincy Adams and their wives. The new facility will be a home for the writings, pictures, memorabilia, artifacts of the two former Presidents as well as their respective wives and families. It will be the selected design consultants' task to develop a design for the facility in concert with the City of Quincy. The scope of work will entail, but not limited to, a preliminary feasibility study, guest experience plan, conceptual drawings, specialty lighting design, proposed museum square footage, traffic and parking studies, available grants, fundraising and other funding sources, assist architect, meet with City officials and board members, project delivery framework, assist if needed with the design of bid documents, permitting as well as construction phase services and commissioning services if needed. A selected firm must be available to commence work immediately. The cultural center will be for the celebration and promotion of all forms of Art, photography, sculptures, performance, still, cinematic, etc. The new facility will be a home for visual art displays and many performing arts such as movies, plays, musicals, musical concerts, orchestral and many more. Our vision is to establish a modern facility which will host quality displays, exhibitions and performances of all artistic forms from local artists as well as visiting artists in Quincy. 1. Project Design Administration A. Design administrative functions including consultation, meetings and correspondence, and progress review design review meetings with the City of Quincy. B. Permitting review and preparation; the consultant shall assist the City of Quincy in advancing the required environmental documentation and regulatory permits as appropriate. C. If requested by the City of Quincy, the selected firm will conduct meetings with the public and/or any local agencies to ensure compliance with local laws, statutes, regulations, code, and design standards are being met. 2. Architectural Design A. Preparation of conceptual and building plans, feasibility, schematic sections, elevations, preliminary selection of building location, systems and materials, and development of estimated dimensions, area, and volumes for the parking facility, ingress and egress plans, illustrating initial and future access requirements. B. Provide three dimensional illustrations of the proposed design of the future development showing interior, exterior, and site aesthetics. 3. Structural Engineering/Design A. Preparation of conceptual building foundation, floor plans, preliminary grading, location of paving for walkways, driveway, parking, and fencing (if applicable). 4. Mechanical and Electrical Engineering/Design A. Conceptual design, engineering and building plans for all required heating ventilation and air conditioning, plumbing, fire protection, drainage and mechanical systems required for the project. B. Conceptual design, engineering and building plans for all required electrical powers service, distribution, lighting, communications, fire detection and security project. 5. Civil Engineering/Site Circulation A. Site planning including the layout of site features; Structure position, Preliminary grading, Location of paving, if applicable. B. Working knowledge of the Massachusetts State Building Code, regulations related to the Americans for Disabilities Act, and other pertinent requirements related to successful completion of this project. C. Preparation of a site utility plan, D. Assist if needed with the preparation of a conceptual design of an internal pedestrian circulation network that eliminates conflicts between pedestrians, buses, and other vehicular traffic. Internal pedestrian circulation plan shall ensure safe, intuitive connections between the station and the adjacent President's Hill residential neighborhood, City Hall, Munroe Place, and Adams Green Park.