Perry Downtown Development Authority Mixed-Use Development

Project ID: 66243 PERRY, PE-66243-NONST-2026-000000087 State|LocalOpportunities
Overview
AgencyCity of Perry [GA]
Deadline06/05/26
Posted05/08/26
Estimated Value$5,000,000 - $25,000,000 (AI estimate)
Set AsideNot Provided
NAICSNot Provided
PSCNot Provided
LocationGeorgia
Description
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Background

The City of Perry's Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is seeking qualified developers to execute a mixed-use development project on a 0.5-acre site located in Downtown Perry along Meeting Street. This initiative aims to enhance economic development and align with the vision for Downtown Perry, incorporating public greenspace improvements and addressing local market needs.

Work Details

The project will involve the construction of two or three-story buildings that complement the historic character of Downtown Perry. The ground floor will feature commercial spaces for retail and restaurants, while the upper floors may include office, retail, or residential units (apartments or condominiums). Key requirements include: 1. Design aesthetics must align with existing structures in Downtown Perry. 2. Buildings should provide frontage along Meeting Street. 3. The developer will lease land from the City/DDA or enter into a purchase agreement. 4. Incorporation of public greenspace with elements such as water features, landscaping, seating areas, and shade structures. 5. Preference for outdoor spaces with scenic views and extensive natural light within buildings. 6. Compliance with International Code Council regulations for construction materials.

Period of Performance

The project timeline is not explicitly defined in the solicitation but is expected to be completed in a timely manner following the selection of a developer.

Place of Performance

The development will take place on City-owned property located at 1102 and 1104 Meeting Street, Perry, GA.

Bidder Requirements

Developers must demonstrate experience with similar projects in Georgia, particularly within historic downtowns. They should have strong financial standing and be capable of completing the project efficiently. Submissions must include one original proposal, seven bound copies, and one USB flash drive containing a PDF version of the proposal.

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