Zone Development Plan Service

Overview

Architecture, Engineering & Urban Planning

Hillside, New Jersey, United StatesPosted about 1 month agoDeadline: April 22nd, 2026

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SUMMARY

The government of Hillside, New Jersey seeks a vendor to develop a comprehensive zone development plan targeting economic revitalization and urban growth, with a five-year contract period.

KEY REQUIREMENTS

Must provide professional planning experience for municipalities, economic development divisions, or housing authorities
Must submit a statement of corporate ownership
Must provide resumes of principals, project manager(s), and professional staff
Must provide a fee schedule
Must provide an affirmative action statement
Must provide a completed non-collusion affidavit
Must provide references for similar projects
Must submit a copy of general liability (errors and omissions) insurance
Must submit 3 copies and a digital file of qualifications

BUDGET

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$125,000

CONTRACT DURATION

3 months

TIMELINE

Deadline for all submissions: April 22nd, 2026, 3:00 PM.

Project completion: Within 12 weeks from the date of the contract award.

Issuing Agency

Township Of Hillside

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DESCRIPTION

The government authority in Hillside, New Jersey is seeking a vendor to provide zone development plan services. The primary objective is to foster an economic climate that revitalizes designated urban communities and stimulates local growth. The zone development plan will define the boundaries of the enterprise zone and present findings regarding the economic and social conditions within the area.

Vendors will be required to address marketing and implementation strategies, including both existing and proposed partnerships, as well as identify other funding and implementation resources. The plan should include an agency program structure and budget outline for the municipality, a proposed operational structure with program controls, a preliminary budget framework, and detailed proposed projects with associated budgets. Specific funding allocations include limits for public safety (not to exceed 25 percent) and administration expenses (not to exceed 10 percent).

Additionally, the plan must present a timeline for implementation and an outline of proposed metrics and measurements of success. The contract period for this service is five years.

Source attribution

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