Strategic Campus Planning and Development Advisory Services

The Vendor is required to provide comprehensive advisory and planning services in support of campus planning and real estate development initiatives.
- build upon prior assessments and planning work to refine campus priorities, improve data-driven decision-making, and establish a clear, phased approach to future development.
- The consultant’s services will support the University in identifying development opportunities, addressing infrastructure and space needs, enhancing campus functionality and identity, and positioning the institution for long-term growth, modernization, and operational efficiency
- consultant will assist the University in advancing an integrated and implementable campus planning framework that aligns physical development, infrastructure systems, space utilization, and real estate opportunities with the University’s strategic goals.
- Planning is intended to focus on improved campus data, clearer boundaries and development constraints, infrastructure and utility understanding, space utilization, and an implementable master planning program.
- The consultant shall prepare planning recommendations that support a cohesive and walkable campus environment and align future projects with the broader campus vision.
- This may include planning-level analysis of academic, student life, housing, and support functions and recommendations regarding renovation, repurposing, consolidation, or expansion
- Site planning work may include evaluation of opportunities for housing, mixed-use development, parking reconfiguration, campus entry features, and integration of future development parcels into the larger campus context.
- Services may include assisting the University in defining needed studies, organizing existing data, identifying infrastructure gaps and priorities, and recommending phased infrastructure and circulation improvements tied to master plan implementation.
- Work may include analysis of parking and circulation alternatives, pedestrian safety and walkability improvements, and integration of circulation planning with land use and development objectives.
- The consultant may support project alignment, planning integration, review of planning assumptions, and communication among stakeholders, but shall not serve as architect of record, engineer of record, contractor, developer, or capital provider unless separately engaged under a separate written agreement.