Central Contra Costa Transit Authority Planet bids #26-01

Consulting Services for Countywide Micromobility Regulatory Framework

The Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) is seeking consulting services to develop a standardized regulatory framework for micromobility operations across Contra Costa County, California. - Government Buyer: - Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) - Contracts Manager: Daniel H. Mermelstein - Scope of Work: - Develop a Model Agreement and Ordinance for a Countywide Micromobility Operations Program - Focus on bikeshare, e-bikes, mopeds, scooters, and future micromobility systems - Aggregate and analyze background data - Conduct extensive stakeholder engagement, including local agencies, regional partners, and the public - Interview micromobility providers and jurisdictions - Coordinate with regional partners (e.g., East Bay Regional Park District, National Park Service, BART, Caltrans District-4) - Draft and finalize model documents for local agency adoption - Emphasize safety, equity, accessibility, data-sharing, and operational policies - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations (federally funded project) - Bi-weekly meetings and multiple deliverables throughout the contract - Maximum contract value of $150,000 - Potential Vendors Mentioned: - Allied Solutions - Cambridge Systematics - Michael Baker International - Nelson/Nygaard Consulting Associates - Redwood Resources - Resource Systems Group - Steer Davies & Gleave - T.Y. Lin International - Toole Design Group - Via Mobility - Place of Performance and Coordination: - Contra Costa County, including cities such as Pleasant Hill, Richmond, Danville, El Cerrito, San Ramon, and Bishop Ranch - Coordination with federal, state, and regional agencies and facilities - No hardware or specific part numbers requested; focus is on consulting and regulatory program development

Description

The Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) is seeking an experienced consultant to develop a Model Agreement and Ordinance for a Countywide Micromobility Operations Program. The project aims to create a regulatory framework to manage bikeshare, moped- and scooter-share, and future micromobility systems across Contra Costa County, promoting streamlined and standardized operations. The scope includes aggregating and analyzing background data, conducting stakeholder engagement, and developing model documents for local agency adoption. An optional future task may involve developing an approach for pilot or phased countywide implementation.

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