Georgia Procurement Registry #RFP553

Consultant Services for South Fulton County Comprehensive Transportation Plan

This opportunity involves the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) seeking a qualified consultant to develop a Comprehensive Transportation Plan for the cities of south Fulton County, Georgia. - Government Buyer: - Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) - Products/Services Requested: - Comprehensive Transportation Plan Development Services - Includes urban and regional transportation planning, transit planning, alternative systems planning, transportation safety planning, public involvement, traffic analysis, financial analysis, project identification and prioritization, and non-motorized transportation planning - Quantity: 1 engagement - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; this is a professional services solicitation - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Project budget is approximately $1,237,500, contingent on Georgia Department of Transportation funding - Proposals must include detailed budget and labor hour breakdowns, relevant experience, key personnel, technical approach, and work plan - Maximum proposal length of 20 single-sided pages (excluding certain exhibits and introductory materials) - Electronic submission in PDF format required - Demonstrated experience with similar projects and the Atlanta metropolitan region is emphasized - Evaluation criteria focus on experience, technical approach, regional familiarity, and balanced staff workload

Description

The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) is soliciting proposals from experienced firms or teams specializing in urban and regional transportation planning, transit planning, alternative systems, transportation safety, public involvement, traffic and financial analysis, project prioritization, and non-motorized transportation planning. The selected consultant will develop a Comprehensive Transportation Plan for the cities of south Fulton County. The contract is anticipated to be awarded in Q3 2026, with all work completed by May 31, 2028, and a project budget of approximately $1,237,500, contingent on funding from the Georgia Department of Transportation.

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