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Request for Proposals/Qualifications
Request for Qualifications: Consultant- Belle Grove Historic District Design Guidelines Update
Sponsor: City of Fort Smith, Arkansas
Summary: The City of Fort Smith, Arkansas is interested in obtaining the services of a professional preservation consultant/contractor to evaluate, revise, and update the existing Belle Grove Historic District Design Guidelines to suit the needs of the district as it stands now. The Belle Grove Historic District is a 22 square block residential neighborhood situated near Belle Point, the site of the original Fort Smith. It is the oldest neighborhood in the city of Fort Smith and the second oldest residential neighborhood in the state of Arkansas. The previous design guidelines were completed in 2009. The new design guidelines shall employ a combination of text, photos, and images to describe and fully illustrate recommended preservation and maintenance treatments in an accessible and readable format. Additionally, they shall provide additional information on appropriate replacement materials, green and sustainable design treatments, and adaptive reuse considerations.
To Apply- Submit a letter of interest and qualifications to the Fort Smith Planning Department by mail to P.O. Box 1908, Fort Smith, AR, 72902, or by email to morghan.barnhill@fortsmithar.gov
Questions? To obtain a copy of the RFP, contact Preservation Coordinator Morghan Barnhill at morghan.barnhill@fortsmithar.gov or (479) 784-2216.
Deadline: May 30, 2025 by 5:00 pm CDT
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Request for Qualifications: Consultant - Van Buren Historic District's National Register of Historic Places Nomination Revision
Sponsor: City of Van Buren, Arkansas, Planning Commission
Summary: Details - The City of Van Buren, Arkansas wishes to obtain the services of a professional preservation consultant/contractor to complete a comprehensive revision of the Van Buren Historic District's National Register of Historic Places nomination. The Van Buren Historic District consists of approximately 80 commercial properties located from the 300 block to the 800 block of Main Street. The previous National Register nomination was completed in 1976. NR Reference No. 76000402.
To Apply- Submit a letter of interest and qualifications to the City of Van Buren Planning Department by mail to 1003 Broadway, Van Buren, AR, 72956, or by email to jwilloughby@vanburencity.org.
Link- To obtain a copy of the RFQ, contact Jennifer Willoughby at jwilloughby@vanburencity.org or (479) 471-5006.
Deadline: May 30, 2025 by 2:00 pm CDT
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Deadline - April 25, 2025
Description- Based in Hallowell, Maine, the Center for Painted Wall Preservation is dedicated to the research and preservation of 18th and early 19th century paint-decorated plaster walls. The research scholarship is open to undergraduate and graduate students, scholars, and artisans, established or in training, to develop educational projects to further the mission of CPWP through documentation, conservation, and preservation.
How to Apply- For an Application Process summary and Application Form, contact info@pwpcenter.org with Scholarship Fund in the subject line.
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Dates - June 4-5, 2025
Description-Hosted by the NJ Historic Trust, NJ Historical Commission, and Friends of New Jersey Heritage, this 2-day conference takes place in Burlington County (Mount Holly and Mount Laurel) and includes tours, workshops, lectures, poster sessions, and vendor exhibits. This event is the annual state-wide educational and networking opportunity for history and historic preservation professionals and volunteers in the fields of architecture, planning, heritage site and museum management, public history, archaeology, municipal preservation commissions, county heritage offices, developers, students, and others.
Tickets- For a description of events and instructions on how to purchase tickets, visit here →
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