Updates to Unified Design Guidelines for Historic Preservation Districts in Tulsa

The City of Tulsa seeks a qualified consultant to update its Unified Design Guidelines for historic‑preservation districts. The work involves revising residential and non‑residential guidelines, integrating current historic‑preservation standards, producing draft and final versions, and delivering editable and redline templates. Engagement with the Tulsa Preservation Commission and neighborhood stakeholders is required, along with coordination with the Oklahoma State Historic Preservation Office for review and approval. The contract is federally funded through the Historic Preservation Fund and runs from late March to mid‑August 2026. • Update and modernize design guidelines for eight historic‑preservation overlay districts, aligning with federal standards and local zoning code. • Conduct at least one in‑person meeting with the Tulsa Preservation Commission and facilitate stakeholder outreach. • Deliver editable templates, redline change summaries, and two draft submissions (first draft by 30 Apr 2026, final draft by 30 Jun 2026). • Provide quarterly performance‑metric reports and comply with all contractual, reporting, and IP requirements.