Project Manager – City Hall Redevelopment and Related Facilities (RFP)

The City of Pontiac ("City") is seeking proposals from qualified professionals or firms to serve as a Project Manager for the redevelopment of several key civic assets, with the primary focus on Pontiac City Hall Redevelopment, including the Sheriff’s Substation and the 50th District Court Building. The City is seeking a partner to manage the development process of the vacated sites, ensuring they generate sufficient income to offset the costs associated with the new location. Moreover, the city is seeking someone who can manage the development of the new site to also generate revenue to offset the cost of the new building. This engagement is not a traditional real estate brokerage assignment. The City is seeking a partner with proven experience in development and project management, someone capable of structuring financing packages, recruiting end-users, and coordinating complex redevelopment projects that deliver long-term economic and community benefits. Key Responsibilities Develop and implement a strategic marketing plan for City Hall and related facilities. Assemble and advise on capital stacks, including debt, equity, incentives, and public-private partnerships. Actively recruit end users, developers, and financiers, with City Hall as the top redevelopment priority. Provide development advisory services, including evaluation of proposals and recommendations for phased or mixed-use projects. As the city prepares to move into the 300 W. Huron building, preparation needs to be made to: Renovate the building as necessary. Build out the property lot. Redevelop the 11 acres that are City Hall, Sheriff's Substation, and the 50th District Court Building Deliverables Marketing plan for all three sites (City Hall as lead priority). Proposed financing strategies and capital stack. Pipeline of prospective end users, developers, and financiers. Regular progress updates to City leadership. Written evaluation of redevelopment scenarios with recommendations. Qualifications Demonstrated experience in real estate development, project management, or economic development. Ability to assemble and structure financing for complex projects. Strong existing network of developers, end users, and investors. Real estate broker/salesperson license is preferred but not required. Has established relationships with local and national developers to recommend the best plan for the project. Late submissions will not be considered.