Renovation of a development in New Haven, Connecticut. Conceptual plans call for the renovation of a development.

The City of New Haven is seeking professional planning support to conduct a comprehensive update of the Coastal Program. This update will assess present and future coastal risks, develop citywide and neighborhood-specific resilience strategies, refine policy and regulatory tools, and engage stakeholders. The updated Program will provide a framework for sustainable and resilient coastal management along the Long Island Sound, guiding coastal land use decisions, public investments, and development review. The selected company is expected to deliver high-quality planning services supporting the Long Island Sound Resilience Planning Support Program within the Connecticut portion of the Long Island Sound Coastal Boundary. Proposal submissions should include Cost Proposals and Statements of Qualifications from qualified companies. Proposers are required to submit their proposals through the HuskyBuy Portal. The process encourages participation from Small (SBE), Minority-Owned (MBE), Woman-Owned (WBE), and Disability-Owned (DisBE) businesses, as certified by the Connecticut Department of Administrative Services Supplier Diversity Division. Connecticut-based businesses are also encouraged to participate. Q&A (RFI) Due Date and Time: 5/27/2026 2:00 pm ll Requests for Information (RFI) questions are to be posted under the Q&A Board Tab in the HuskyBuy sourcing event for this solicitation. All requests for information must be posted under the Q&A Board Tab in the HuskyBuy sourcing event, and clarifications, addenda, and interpretations will be issued as clarifications or addenda posted in HuskyBuy. Proposals will be evaluated using objective technical criteria as listed in the RFP, and the selection process is quality-based. The cost proposal is evaluated separately and receives a percentage of points relative to the lowest cost proposal. The project services are expected to start in September 2026 and to continue for up to 18 months. Reference documents include the 2006 New Haven Coastal Program and Vision 2034: New Haven's Plan of Conservation and Development.