Request For Services: Great Redwood Trail Master Plan And Community Outreach Program
The State of California Coastal Conservancy seeks the services of a consultant firm or team to conduct tasks needed to support development of the Great Redwood Trail Master Plan and Community Engagement Program. The consultant will provide technical expertise and develop products that support completion of the Great Redwood Trail Master Plan and Community Outreach Program, and provide Conservancy staff with technical expertise.
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The plan will build off the Great Redwood Trail Feasibility Study which was completed by State Parks under SB 1029. The Feasibility Study assessed the railroad infrastructure and the physical and environmental characteristics of the corridor. At this time there has been little direct community engagement around the Great Redwood Trail. Senator McGuire has held multiple well attended town hall meetings, but there has not been a systematic effort to engage the community in the trail planning. This is a key element to the development of the Great Redwood Trail as the trail spans 3 counties, 6 cities, the ancestral territory of many tribes, and has private property owners on either side of the right-of-way.
Respondents to this Request for Services must submit the information requested below electronically in Microsoft Word or PDF format to: Peter Jarausch, peter.jarausch@scc.ca.gov on or before 5:00 p.m. on April 26, 2022. Please limit total file size below 20 MB.
The full RFS can be found here.
Schedule
Respondents to this Request for Services must submit the requested information below electronically in Microsoft Word or PDF format to: peter.jarausch@scc.ca.gov, on or before 5:00 p.m. on April 26, 2022.
Key Dates:
| Request for Proposals Released | 3/16/22 |
| Proposals Due to Coastal Conservancy | 4/26/22 |
| Reviews/Interviews/Contract Negotiation | May |
| Estimated Start of Work | June 1, 2022 |
The full RFS can be found here.
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