Comprehensive Plan Update Service

Overview

Architecture, Engineering & Urban Planning

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, United StatesPosted 23 days agoDeadline: May 22nd, 2026

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SUMMARY

Seeking a consultant to update St. Louis Park's comprehensive plan, aligning community vision, zoning guidance, GIS mapping, and implementation tracking.

KEY REQUIREMENTS

Must be able to create a clear, visual, and actionable comprehensive plan
Must demonstrate experience with similar communities
Must provide a list of team members with roles, relevant experiences, and references
Must provide a timeline broken down by project phase
Must provide a budget including not-to-exceed fee, costs by task, and hours budgeted
Must be able to deliver a digital-first, user-friendly plan
Must be able to conduct data-driven analysis including GIS and Census data
Must be able to develop a targeted, inclusive community engagement strategy
Must be able to guide the plan through required review and approval processes

BUDGET

Estimate

$175,000 – $250,000

CONTRACT DURATION

30 months

TIMELINE

June 2026: Project kickoff

July 2026 – January 2028: Planning process

February 2028: Draft plan complete

March – August 2028: Jurisdictional review

September – December 2028: Final approval and adoption

QUESTION DEADLINE

May 4th, 2026

Issuing Agency

City Of St. Louis Park

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DESCRIPTION

The government authority in St. Louis Park, Minnesota is seeking a consultant to lead a comprehensive plan update. The selected firm will translate the community's vision into actionable strategies through clear planning direction, measurable actions, and long-term impact. The scope includes utilizing graphics, mapping, and visualization tools to enhance community engagement and communication.

Key requirements involve developing implementation metrics, benchmarks, and milestones connected to specific actions, as well as maintaining a database linking data to these metrics. There must be strong alignment between zoning and the comprehensive plan's land use guidance, supported by GIS maps, frameworks, and relevant appendices, as well as census data. The project also calls for online tracking tools for ongoing progress measurement, an analysis of existing conditions, effective project management, and substantial opportunities for community engagement throughout the process.

Source attribution

This Settle analysis is based on the issuing organization’s public RFP listing.