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The City seeks proposals to purchase and redevelop the surplus Rochambeau Fire Station property at 280 Rochambeau Avenue, a 11,636-square-foot parcel with a 6,545-square-foot building. The property is offered as-is in an R-1 residential zoning and historic overlay district; proposals for student housing, short-term rentals, or uses requiring a zone change will be rejected. Proposals will be evaluated on team experience, design and historic preservation, alignment with City objectives, financial feasibility, and implementation readiness, with price considered for proposals meeting the 80-point qualification threshold.
Posted
Oct 5, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
The City seeks proposals to purchase and redevelop the surplus Rochambeau Fire Station property at 280 Rochambeau Avenue, a 11,636-square-foot parcel with a 6,545-square-foot building. The property is offered as-is in an R-1 residential zoning and historic overlay district; proposals for student housing, short-term rentals, or uses requiring a zone change will be rejected. Proposals will be evaluated on team experience, design and historic preservation, alignment with City objectives, financial feasibility, and implementation readiness, with price considered for proposals meeting the 80-point qualification threshold.
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112811
Employee FTE
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5,134
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195,310
Procurement Hell Score
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69 / 100
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This document outlines a statewide agreement with OpenGov, Inc. for e-permitting software, utilized by various Rhode Island municipalities and state agencies. It includes Amendment No. 16 extending the Master Agreement through June 30, 2027, along with multiple individual Order Forms detailing specific software subscriptions and professional services for different entities, covering various periods up to June 30, 2029. The City of Providence's annual subscription from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, for $94,309.30 is prominently featured in an introductory memorandum and a specific Order Form. The document also contains a Master Services Agreement, Statement of Work, and Service Level Agreement.
This document represents a Software Services Agreement between OpenGov, Inc. and the City of Providence, RI, effective June 28, 2022. It sets forth the terms for the City's use of OpenGov's hosted software services, including detailed support and service levels. Additionally, it incorporates a Statement of Work for professional services, outlining the implementation of various OpenGov platforms like Reporting & Transparency, Budgeting & Planning, Financial Integration, and Citizen Services Suite for the City of Providence.
This document details the City of Providence's approval and formal order for an annual subscription to OpenGov, Inc.'s Online Permitting and Citizen Services Software. The agreement, identified by Quota Number OG-00RJ2128, covers the period from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024, for a total annual fee of $84,864.00. The software standardizes application and permit management across various city departments and coordinates approvals with state agencies.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Providence
The committee discussed several items, including the approval of a disability waiver request for Rebecca Johnson and the continuation of a similar waiver request for Jessica Nunez. The committee also considered and approved tax abatements for the Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center for the 2026 tax year and for the Shiloh Gospel Temple for the 2026 tax year. Supporting documentation, including tax memoranda and informational packets, was formally entered into the record for the abatement items.
The City Council meeting addressed several legislative and procedural matters. Key topics included the referral of various ordinances concerning zoning amendments, tax stabilization agreements, and housing regulations to appropriate committees. The Council discussed and passed resolutions for the ceremonial renaming of Elmgrove Avenue, supported intergovernmental coordination for Providence Public Schools, and honored the career of former Councilman Thomas F. O'Connor. Additionally, the Council approved numerous congratulatory resolutions for local contributors and recognized various community participants, while also extending sympathy to grieving families.
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The committee reviewed and approved an ordinance amendment concerning building and structural appurtenances, specifically regarding administrative provisions for construction within flood hazard areas. Additionally, the committee approved an ordinance amendment for motor vehicle and traffic regulations, prohibiting parking within twenty-five feet of marked crosswalks to improve pedestrian visibility and safety in alignment with Vision Zero goals.
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