Positioned in the heart of downtown Tampa, the iconic 10-story Tampa Police Department Headquarters presents a rare, high-profile redevelopment opportunity for qualified and visionary developers. Constructed in 1962, the 188,408 gross-square-foot building is complemented by a 5-level parking garage offering approximately 275 spaces, an asset of significant value in a dense urban core. Located within Tampa’s Central Business District, the property sits on just over one acre and occupies an entire city block bounded by E. Madison Street, N. Franklin Street, N. Florida Avenue, and E. Kennedy Boulevard. This premier site is ideally situated across from Lykes Gaslight Park, Tampa City Hall, and the former Federal Courthouse (now the Le Méridien Hotel), and is within close proximity to the Tampa Theatre, Curtis Hixon Park, the Tampa Riverwalk, the Tampa Convention Center, the University of Tampa, and a wide selection of downtown dining and attractions. The location serves as a vibrant hub poised for transformative, high-value development. A formal Request for Proposals (RFP) has been issued through OpenGov.com with an opening bid of $36 million (a link to OpenGov is below in the “LINKS” section). Respondents must provide comprehensive submissions, including organizational qualifications, a detailed financing plan, proposed pre-closing conditions, and any requested special terms, no later than February 6, 2026. The selected proposer will assume full responsibility for all associated costs, including demolition, environmental review, surveying, engineering, architectural design, rezoning, construction, and all other due-diligence or development-related expenses. This unique offering represents an unparalleled opportunity to shape a signature project in one of Tampa’s most dynamic districts. Don’t miss this chance to reimagine a full city block at the center of Tampa’s rapidly evolving urban landscape. City of Tampa contact: Arian Cora, City of Tampa, Procurement Analyst Email: arian.cora@tampagov.net Phone: (813) 274-5743