| Location: | California |
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| Posted: | Aug 2, 2026 |
| Due: | Sep 4, 2026 |
| Agency: | Sacramento County |
| Type of Government: | State & Local |
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| Solicitation No: | 2026-GEN-0073 |
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Project ID: 2026-GEN-0073
Title: Investment and Revitalization Strategy for Sacramento County Commercial Corridors
Addenda: 0
Release Date: 7/31/2026
Due Date: 9/4/2026
Sacramento County is requesting proposals from qualified consultants to prepare an Investment and Revitalization Strategy for commercial corridors in the unincorporated areas of the County. The strategy should identify market-driven redevelopment opportunities, establish investment priorities, recommend policy and infrastructure actions, and provide an actionable roadmap for implementation. Consultant teams may be assembled to consist of a lead firm and specialized subconsultants, but this is not a requirement.
The County has identified 15 commercial corridors that are important to neighborhood economic vitality and long-term reinvestment. Many of these corridors face challenges such as aging infrastructure, vacant or underutilized properties, fragmented ownership, and land use patterns that may no longer reflect market demand. The County’s General Plan identifies these corridors as opportunities to maximize residential development opportunities where appropriate.
The purpose of this effort is to provide the County with clear, actionable recommendations that identify where reinvestment is most feasible, what barriers must be addressed, and which County actions can support corridor revitalization.
At a minimum, the consultant will provide the following deliverables, individualized, as applicable, for selected commercial corridors:
Final Work Plan and Schedule
Existing Conditions and Corridor Assessment Memorandum (including economic modeling, corridor ranking methodology , infrastructure analysis, and potential cost-benefit analysis, as applicable)
Existing Conditions and Corridor Assessment Memo
Opportunity Sites and Highest and Best Use Memo
Investment and Revitalization Strategy (including strategic infrastructure upgrades required to support)
Pilot Corridor Implementation Plan s
Engagement Summary and Key Findings
Final Report and Implementation Framework
Sacramento County was incorporated in 1850 as one of California's original 27 counties and is the economic center of California's Capital Region. With a population of approximately 1.6 million residents, it is one of the largest counties in California and includes seven incorporated cities as well as a substantial unincorporated area that is home to hundreds of thousands of residents and businesses. The City of Sacramento, California's state capital, serves as the region's governmental, cultural, and economic hub.
Encompassing approximately 994 square miles, Sacramento County occupies a strategic location at the crossroads of Northern California's major transportation corridors, including Interstate 5, Interstate 80, and U.S. Highway 50. The County's economy is supported by a diverse mix of industries including government, healthcare, advanced manufacturing, food and agriculture, life sciences, clean technology, logistics, education, and professional services.
The County's commercial corridors play a critical role in providing a range of housing options, supporting local businesses, providing neighborhood-serving goods and services, generating employment opportunities, and contributing to the economic vitality of surrounding communities. Many of these corridors developed decades ago and today face a variety of challenges, including aging infrastructure, changing retail and office market conditions, underutilized properties, fragmented ownership patterns, and increasing competition for attracting private investment.
Sacramento County has long recognized the importance of investing in and revitalizing its commercial corridors. Over the past decade, the County has undertaken several planning, market analysis, and economic development initiatives to better understand corridor conditions and identify opportunities for reinvestment. Key efforts led by the Office of Economic Development (OED) and the Division of Planning and Environmental Review (PER) include:
Smart Growth America Arden-Arcade Technical Assistance Report (2017)
Retail Market and Redevelopment Analysis: Kosmont Report (2018)
Real Estate and Housing Stock Analysis: Kidder Mathews Report (2019)
Infill Program Update (2024)
Economic Development Strategic Plan (2025)
The reports listed above, along with a map of the County's 15 commercial corridors, are included as supplemental background materials to this Request for Proposals.
These efforts have consistently highlighted the importance of creating place-based strategies that strengthen commercial districts, attract private investment, support small businesses, introduce housing options, improve the built environment, and position corridors for long-term economic success.
Despite these efforts, many commercial corridors continue to experience barriers to investment and redevelopment. Recognizing that each corridor has unique market conditions, opportunities, and challenges, the County seeks to develop a practical, implementation-focused Investment and Revitalization Strategy for its commercial corridors. The strategy will identify realistic opportunities for reinvestment, evaluate barriers to redevelopment, establish priorities for future County action, and provide a framework for directing public and private investment where it can have the greatest impact.
The resulting strategy will provide Sacramento County with an actionable roadmap to support economic growth, strengthen neighborhood-serving commercial districts, enhance community vitality, and advance long-term fiscal sustainability throughout the unincorporated area.

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