The City of Tucson has awarded a contract to The University of Arizona for a health assessment related to the Brownfields Program. The university will conduct community health assessments in two neighborhoods, La Doce and Thrive in the 05, to identify public health challenges and opportunities for brownfield reuse. The contract has a term of one year and a total budget of $30,000. The university will provide leadership and direction for the assessments, collect secondary data, conduct neighborhood asset and opportunity assessments, and hold listening and community mapping forums with community members. The final report will include data analysis and recommendations for community priorities for brownfield reuse.
• The contract includes a scope of work, payment terms, and requirements for reports and deliverables.
• The university will work with community partners and stakeholders to complete the assessments.
• The contract has a fixed price basis, with payments due after the execution of the agreement and by June 1, 2023.
• The university will provide a final report in a Word document and PDF format, outlining the methods and results of the community assessment, and providing recommendations for community priorities for brownfield reuse.