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Development Council and City Issue Addendum for Kearney Infill Housing Development RFP

Approximately three-acre site offers opportunity to expand housing choice and strengthen neighborhood quality 

The Development Council for Buffalo County (DCBC), in partnership with the City of Kearney, has issued Addendum No. 1 to the Kearney Infill Housing Development Request for Proposals (RFP).

The addendum includes responses to questions submitted during the RFP question period and is intended to provide additional information to prospective developers as they prepare proposals.

Topics addressed in the addendum include:

  • Zoning and entitlement considerations

  • Site design flexibility

  • Utility and infrastructure questions

  • Railroad activity information

  • Transaction structure and site control

  • Financing and development agreement considerations

  • Tax Increment Financing (TIF)

  • Public incentive disclosures

  • Application requirements and evaluation process

The approximately three-acre site, located east of 30th Avenue, north of Railroad Avenue, and south of West Lincoln Way Park, is being offered as a single development opportunity. The project seeks proposals that expand housing supply, enhance neighborhood quality, and create long-term community value.

Proposals are due by November 18, 2026.

Interested developers should review both the original RFP and Addendum No. 1 before preparing a submission.

 

Download Project Documents

Kearney Infill Housing Development RFP Addendum No. 1

Public comments Q&A document

For additional information, contact:
Trevor Lee
President
Development Council for Buffalo County
(308) 237-9346
trevor@growbuffalocounty.com

 

View the original RFP here: Development Council and City Seek Proposals for Infill Housing Development 

 

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Proposals will be evaluated based on housing impact, attainability, design quality, readiness, long-term stewardship and overall community benefit. Following the evaluation process, the Development Council may identify a preferred proposer and begin negotiations for a purchase agreement and development agreement.

Timeline

Completed proposals must be submitted by November 18, 2026.

Submission requirements, evaluation criteria, site information and instructions for submitting questions are included in the full RFP.

The Development Council reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to negotiate modifications that further the objectives of the RFP.

 

About the Development Council for Buffalo County

The Development Council for Buffalo County works to advance economic and community development throughout Buffalo County by supporting business growth, encouraging investment and helping remove barriers to economic opportunity.

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