Planning RFPs and RFQs

The Planetizen RFP and RFQ Board is a listing of urban planning requests for proposals, qualifications, and information in design and planning-related fields used by cities, municipalities, organizations, and consultants alike.


Nassau County Office of Housing and Intergovernmental Affairs' Public Notice

Nassau County Office of Housing and Intergovernmental Affairs

RFP: Wayfinding Sign System; City of Spartanburg, SC

City of Spartanburg - Economic Development

RFQ: City Of Seattle Pedestrian Master Plan

City of Seattle Department of Transportation

RFP PLACE 2007-02: Request For Proposals For Technical Assistance (TA) Coordinator

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health PLACE Program

Asheville North Carolina RFQ: Downtown Master Plan

City of Asheville, Office of Economic Development

UC Davis Bikeway And Transit Network Study

UC Davis Office of Resource Management and Planning

Transportation / Land-use Study

Nashville Area MPO

STATE HOUSING/LENDING JOBS AVAILABLE - UP TO 40 POSITIONS TO BE FILLED BY JAN 2008!

State Department of Housing and Community Development - Personnel Branch

Fordham Plaza Conceptual Design RFP - Submit Your Proposal Today

New York City Economic Development Corporation

San Francisco Planning Department RFQ

City and County of San Francisco

Oldtown Mall Area Master Plan

City of Baltimore Department of Planning

National Urban Initiatives Competition

Clark University - IDCE

Master Plan Revision - City of Berlin, NH

City of Berlin Planning Department

County of Los Angeles Department Of Public Health (DPH) Request For Initiatives

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health - PLACE Program

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