2050 Community Plan Services

Overview

Architecture, Engineering & Urban Planning

Glendora, California, United StatesPosted 7 days agoDeadline: August 6th, 2026

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SUMMARY

The city is requesting proposals for a comprehensive 2050 community planning initiative, with a focus on innovative public engagement and integrated mobility strategies, utilizing advanced digital formats.

KEY REQUIREMENTS

Must have demonstrated experience preparing comprehensive and innovative General Plan updates
Must have proven success in facilitating inclusive community engagement and fostering consensus
Must have experience addressing and resolving complex or controversial planning issues
Must have strong technical expertise in environmental planning, zoning code preparation, and GIS analysis
Must have demonstrated capacity to manage large, multidisciplinary projects with limited City staff support
Must maintain all required insurance coverage
Must maintain an active City business license throughout the contract period
Must designate a single Project Manager to serve as the primary point of contact
Must submit proposals in electronic PDF format only through the QuestCDN system

BUDGET

Verified

$2,000,000

CONTRACT DURATION

60 months

TIMELINE

April 30th, 2026: RFP Release Date

July 9th, 2026: Deadline for Questions & Objections

August 6th, 2026: Proposal Due

QUESTION DEADLINE

July 9th, 2026

Issuing Agency

City Of Glendora

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DESCRIPTION

The city is seeking a vendor to provide comprehensive 2050 Community Plan services. The scope includes designing and implementing an innovative, multilingual outreach strategy to engage residents, property owners, businesses, and key stakeholders at both citywide and neighborhood levels. The Public Engagement Plan must identify and prioritize various audiences, such as renters, youth, seniors, small business owners, Village stakeholders, transit riders, and underserved communities (including those differentiated by language, income, race/ethnicity, or disability status). Outreach strategies are expected to incorporate culturally competent partners, multilingual materials and interpretation, and events throughout the community.

Additionally, the project requires the development of an Integrated Mobility, Transportation, and Parking Element to be included in the Circulation Element. This should feature a comprehensive, citywide integrated mobility plan, a robust parking utilization study, and an effective parking management strategy. The final deliverable should be a web-first product, leveraging modern digital planning formats such as fully webpage-based plans, stand-alone microsites with interactive features, and online documents optimized through platforms like enCodePlus or Konveio.

Vendors must submit all questions regarding the RFP by July 9, 2026.

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