San Diego Metropolitan Transit System Planet bids #G3201.0-26

Otay Mesa Transit Planning Study for San Diego MTS

San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) is seeking a contractor to conduct a comprehensive transit planning study for the Otay Mesa area. - Government Buyer: - San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) - Scope of Work: - Comprehensive assessment of current and future transit needs in Otay Mesa - Recommendations for transit network and infrastructure improvements - Identification of new or modified transit routes, stops, and service frequencies - Evaluation and proposal of transit priority measures (e.g., bus lanes, queue jumps, signal priority) - Development of two transit scenarios with detailed cost, vehicle, and staffing resource plans - Community outreach and stakeholder engagement, including coordination with Caltrans, SANDAG, and local organizations - Notable Requirements: - Expertise in business, land use, rail, and transit planning - Ability to deliver electronic submissions via PlanetBids - Strong community engagement and stakeholder coordination capabilities - Prospective Vendors and Consulting Firms: - AlphaVu, Chen Ryan Associates, Clevor Consulting Group, CSM Technologies, Data Axle, Diverging Approach, HDR Engineering, HNTB Corporation, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Mott MacDonald Group, RailPros, WSP USA, and others - Place of Performance: - Otay Mesa community, southern San Diego, near the U.S.-Mexico border - San Diego Metropolitan Transit System headquarters - Contract Duration: - Approximately 17 months, covering all phases of the study

Description

The Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) is seeking a contractor to conduct a transit study for the Otay Mesa area in San Diego. The study aims to determine the transit needs of the community and recommend network and infrastructure adjustments, including transit routes, stops, service frequencies, and transit priority measures. The contract term is from October 1, 2026, through February 28, 2028. The study will consider upcoming infrastructure changes such as the Otay Mesa East Port of Entry and connections to Tijuana International Airport.

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