Peachtree Corners Civicplus #RFQ 26-01

Peachtree Corners LMIG 2026: Sidewalk Design and Roadway Reconfiguration RFQ

The City of Peachtree Corners, Georgia, is seeking qualifications-based proposals for the LMIG 2026 project, focused on sidewalk design and roadway reconfiguration to enhance safety and multimodal access. - Government Buyer: - City of Peachtree Corners, Georgia - Contact: James Nguyen, PE - Project Scope: - Design and construction administration for approximately 3,350 linear feet of new sidewalks along Courtside Drive and Engineering Drive - Engineering Drive sidewalk will be a 12-foot-wide extension of the city's multi-use trail system - Reconfiguration of Northwoods Parkway to improve safety, operations, and multimodal accessibility - Topographic survey, traffic study, and operational analysis (including queue length analysis at key intersections) - Development of construction plans, specifications, and bid documents - Coordination with utility companies and preparation of cost estimates - Full construction administration services, including contract preparation, inspections, and project closeout - Requirements: - All plans must comply with AASHTO, GDOT, and Gwinnett County Department of Transportation design policies - Proposals must demonstrate relevant experience, expertise, and professional capabilities - No specific OEMs, vendors, part numbers, or product quantities are specified, as this is a professional services solicitation - Notable Details: - Project is funded by the Georgia Department of Transportation Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant (LMIG) program - Proposals must follow a specific format outlined in the RFQ

Description

The City of Peachtree Corners is soliciting qualifications based proposals for a project involving the design and construction administration of sidewalks along Courtside Drive and Engineering Drive, as well as a roadway reconfiguration of Northwoods Parkway. The project includes a traffic study, survey, construction plans, bid documents, and construction administration. The sidewalks will extend the City's multi-use trail system and the roadway reconfiguration aims to improve safety, operations, and multimodal accessibility. Proposals are due by June 8, 2026, and must demonstrate experience, expertise, and professional capabilities relevant to the project.

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