Georgia Procurement Registry #53900-eRFP-000001747-2026

Development of V2X Outreach Materials for Georgia Southern University and GDOT

Georgia Southern University, in partnership with the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), is seeking a qualified supplier to develop outreach materials for the Vehicle to Everything Pooled Fund Study (V2XPFS): - Government Buyer: - Georgia Southern University (higher education institution) - In partnership with Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) - Products/Services Requested: - Development of a comprehensive suite of V2X Outreach Materials - Materials will promote V2X (Vehicle to Everything) technologies and use cases - Outreach materials will be published on the V2XPFS website - Intended to support infrastructure owner-operators (IOOs) with nationally consistent messaging for outreach, procurement, and integration - Notable Requirements: - Supplier must demonstrate expertise in: - Engineering, consulting, and research collaboration - System assessment and smart technology - Scientific and technical consulting - Traffic and transportation consulting - Automotive and road equipment testing and calibration services - Work will be performed under the guidance of the V2XPFS Project Panel - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - No physical product line items; focus is on service deliverables (outreach materials development)

Description

This electronic Request for Proposals (eRFP) is issued to establish a contract with a qualified supplier to provide Vehicle to Everything Pooled Fund Study (V2XPFS) services to Georgia Southern University. The project, led by the Georgia Department of Transportation and Georgia Southern University, aims to accelerate the deployment of vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technologies by infrastructure owner-operators. The objective is to develop a comprehensive suite of V2X Outreach Materials to promote broad awareness and support effective deployment of V2X infrastructure. The selected subcontractor will work under the guidance of the V2XPFS Project Panel.

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