The City of Pasco, Washington is soliciting proposals from qualified businesses for the purchase and activation of city-owned downtown properties, specifically 122 124 S 4th Ave. The objective is to find buyers who will establish uses that contribute to a vibrant, pedestrian-oriented downtown environment, enhancing economic vitality and supporting local businesses. Proposals must be submitted electronically to samantha mccanse at ***@***. *. * by Friday, July 17, 2026, no later than 2:00 PM. Technical questions regarding the scope of the project should be submitted in writing to the same email address no less than three working days prior to the submittal due date. The city will affirmatively ensure that disadvantaged business enterprises will have a full and fair opportunity to submit proposals. The RFP documents and any updates or addenda can be obtained from the city's website: www. ***. *. * submittals will not be considered. Proposers are advised to examine the RFP documents thoroughly, conduct due diligence of the property, and ensure familiarity with applicable laws and regulations.
The deadline for proposal submissions is Friday, July 17, 2026, no later than 2:00 PM Pacific Time, as stated in the bid notice.
The bid notice states that proposals will be evaluated based on alignment with city objectives and downtown vision, quality and viability of the business concept, contribution to foot traffic and activation, experience and qualifications, financial capacity and feasibility, and purchase price.
Proposers must be qualified businesses, entrepreneurs, or entities interested in purchasing and activating a city-owned building, demonstrating relevant experience in operating similar businesses and the financial capacity to acquire and operate the business.
The bid notice advises proposers to Conduct due diligence of the property and Familiarize themselves with the condition of the property, implying that a site visit is recommended but not explicitly stated as mandatory or optional.
The bid notice does not mention the submission of samples.
The bid notice states that technical questions should be submitted in writing no less than three working days prior to the time that submittals are due.
Failure to provide the submittal in the appropriate manner will result in disqualification, and late submittals or modifications received after the stated time of closing will not be considered.
