The City of Indianapolis is seeking proposals for the redevelopment of the former Indianapolis Fire Department Station 32 located at 834 Westfield Boulevard. The scope includes a zoning amendment to change the property from C‑4 to a special‑use fire‑station district, detailed construction and site‑development plans for an addition/renovation of the firehouse, environmental due‑diligence (Phase I ESA), historic preservation considerations (National Register nomination), and coordination with multiple utilities. The project will require civil‑engineering design, architectural services, construction of foundations, concrete slabs, roofing, interior finishes, site grading, utility protection, and compliance with City of Indianapolis standards. Additional deliverables include a final property condition assessment and a license agreement for a communications tower on the site.
• Zoning amendment petition and new construction specifications for a fire‑station addition (site‑development, foundations, structural framing, utilities).
• Phase I Environmental Site Assessment confirming no recognized contaminants, with noted asbestos/lead‑paint considerations for future work.
• Historic preservation documentation (NRHP nomination) requiring compliance with preservation guidelines.
• Coordination with city agencies, utility companies, and potential communications‑facility lease (cell‑tower) agreements.
• Deliverables: full design package, construction drawings, environmental reports, and a final condition assessment report.
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