Civic/Community Engagement Professional Services (Request for Qualifications)
Aug 13, 2026
Closes
Sep 14, 2026
Seeking rested firm(s), organization(s), individual(s) and non -profit(s) to provide services related to civic/community engagement.
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Aug 13, 2026
Closes
Sep 14, 2026
Seeking rested firm(s), organization(s), individual(s) and non -profit(s) to provide services related to civic/community engagement.
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City
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St. Louis
County
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St. Louis
Address
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3745 Foundry Way
Phone Number
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(314) 436-7009
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63110
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Metropolitan Park And Recreation District
The Board of Directors meeting addressed several key items, including presentations on the Riverview/Columbia Bottom Great Streets Plan and the GIS summer intern project. The Board reviewed reports from the CEO and discussed various greenway initiatives. Several contracts and agreements were approved, including an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Berkeley for the Sunset Greenway, construction management contracts for the Shady Creek Greenway and Sustain Facility Renovation, and a contract amendment for the Western Greenway trail realignment. Additionally, the Board approved a professional services contract amendment for the Hodiamont Greenway, as well as a construction contract and a design contract amendment for the Maline Greenway. The meeting also involved a closed session to discuss legal and personnel matters.
This 2024 Annual Strategic Plan provides a roadmap for the Metropolitan Park and Recreation District d/b/a Great Rivers Greenway, guiding its annual budget and recommending new initiatives. The plan details financial planning, including sources and uses of funds, revenue streams, and allocations for operating, legal, and personnel budgets. A significant focus is placed on capital projects categorized under 'Build', 'Promote', and 'Sustain', alongside supplemental operations and maintenance projects for CityArchRiver. The overarching vision is to inform financial management and ensure effective project implementation throughout the year.
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The Great Rivers Greenway document outlines the organization's mission to make the St. Louis region more vibrant by developing a regional network of greenways. It reviews the organization's first twenty years, initiated in 2000, detailing community values and strategic outcomes across economic development, social capital, environmental stewardship, community connectivity, transportation choices, and health promotion. The document concludes by inviting stakeholders to envision the next twenty years, emphasizing long-term success through operational improvements, diversified funding, civic engagement, partnership, and innovation.
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