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Town of Wadesboro Streetscape Improvements RFQ

July 21, 2026

July 21, 2026 —

The Town of Wadesboro has been awarded funding from the North Carolina Department of Commerce to implement streetscape improvements. The Town intends to select and contract with a qualified North Carolina licensed engineering firm to provide professional engineering, design, bidding, and construction administration services for the Wade Street Streetscape Improvement Project.

The total project budget is $909,979.00, consisting of an $847,605.00 Rural Downtown Economic Development Grant awarded by the North Carolina Department of Commerce, the required 5% local match and additional Town funds. The estimated construction and related project budget is approximately $867,599.00, including a $73,227.00 construction contingency and $62,100.00 for technical services, including surveying, engineering design, procurement assistance, and construction inspections

RFQ Streetscape 2026 bid final: Docx

Streetscape Parcel Map: PDF

Grant Application: PDF 

Q&A: PDF 

Bid Opening: 8-14-2026– 2:00 PM
Bid Opening Location: 124 East Wade Street, Wadesboro, NC 2807
Deadline for Submission: 8-12-2026 – 5:00 PM

For questions regarding this solicitation (engineering and construction services), please send your emails to: Mr. Wiley Ross – Town Manager at wross@wadesboronc.gov

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