Greyhound is planning on upgrading its downtown intercity bus station, at 232 Forsyth St. SW. The transport company will build a new terminal as shown in the above rendering from the ground up, according to a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a General Contractor for the project.
The project is partially funded with Federal Transit Administration grant funds administered by the Georgia Department of Transportation and will take place across four phases, according to the RFP.
Phase One calls for the construction of the new terminal with the project’s final phase being the demolition of Greyhound’s existing downtown terminal which will make way for a new parking area.
It’s unclear when the project will break ground but construction bids are currently being accepted through August 26, 2020. Greyhound on Friday did not immediately respond to What Now Atlanta’s request for comment.
Niles Bolton Associates is the architect of record for the forthcoming terminal.
[Editor’s note: an earlier version of this article incorrectly listed a General Contractor (GC). A GC has not yet been selected for this project.]
