North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources – Parks and Recreation

The North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation is seeking qualified architectural, engineering, or landscape‑architectural firms to design and manage the relocation of approximately 140,000 cubic yards of sand at Jockey’s Ridge State Park in Dare County. The scope includes evaluating alternative placement scenarios, developing environmentally and financially sound solutions, and proposing measures to reduce wind‑blown sand migration onto adjacent public housing. The contract value is $2.052 million, and firms must submit three hard‑copy letters of interest and SF‑254 forms by November 10, 2026. • Relocate ~140,000 cubic yds of sand within park boundaries • Conduct feasibility studies of two placement alternatives • Provide design solutions to mitigate wind‑blown sand onto nearby housing • Deliver cost‑effective, environmentally responsible recommendations • Must be licensed in NC for Architecture, Engineering, or Landscape Architecture • Submit 3 hard‑copy Letter of Interest + SF‑254; no electronic submissions • Total budget $2.052 M; award date not specified