Request for Proposal (RFP) DOWNTOWN PARKING FACILITY OPERATOR
Posted
Oct 6, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
Management, operations, and maintenance services for downtown parking facilities.
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Management, operations, and maintenance services for downtown parking facilities.
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100736
Employee FTE
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634
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82,178
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Redwood City
The meeting included several proclamations recognizing Suicide Prevention Month, Alianza Health Services, and National Service Dog Month. The Council approved the demolition of the existing Senior Center, the rejection of a general liability claim, a live performance agreement with Zoppé Circus, and a resolution for local support regarding the Central El Camino Real Plan. Additionally, the Council approved amendments to technology and services agreements with Buildingeye, Inc., Schaaf & Wheeler, and Wallace Roberts & Todd, LLC. An ordinance was introduced and adopted regarding municipal code amendments for vending, vehicle parking for hire, and solicitor regulations. The Council also received reports on various meetings attended by members and concluded with an executive closed session regarding anticipated litigation.
The meeting includes a presentation from the San Mateo County Sustainability Department regarding the Heat Pump Water Heater Permit Simplification Pilot Program and an update on the Edible Food Recovery Program. Additionally, the agenda covers a presentation from Recology San Mateo County concerning SB 1383 compliance, as well as a presentation regarding the development of safe, walkable, and bikeable pathways.
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The meeting included several proclamations recognizing National Hispanic Heritage Month and Welcoming Week, and a graduation recognition for the Career Online High School program. Key business items included the approval of a parcel map for the Veterans Memorial Building/Senior Center and Sequoia YMCA project, the acceptance of the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Fourth Quarter Budget-to-Actuals report, and the approval of various agreements for services, including vector control, physical therapy, and fire/life safety services. The Council also awarded a contract for an electric vehicle fleet charging station project, received an update on the Downtown Parking Program, and voted to support a position on the Connect Bay Area Transit Initiative. Additionally, an informational briefing on winter readiness for El Niño was presented, and the Council conducted a closed session regarding existing litigation.
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