Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-29016-NONST-2026-000000062

ARC seeks digital/app-based community safety audit technology for school transportation safety in Metro Atlanta

The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) is seeking a qualified firm or team to provide digital or app-based community safety audit technology and related services to improve school transportation safety in Metro Atlanta. - Government Buyer: - Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) - Products/Services Requested: - Design, development, and delivery of digital/app-based geographic and road safety information systems - Community safety audits focused on school transportation - Outreach, data collection, analysis, and evaluation reporting - Project Scope: - Support for the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program - Activities in Clayton County, Spalding County, and the City of Brookhaven - Measurable safety outcomes required - Data ownership retained by ARC - Compliance with federal safety guidelines - Funding: - $180,000 contract value, funded by SS4A and local matching funds - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique Requirements: - Experience with school-based transportation safety in metropolitan areas - Ability to deliver digital/app-based solutions for community safety audits - Emphasis on planning, outreach, and evaluation in school settings

Description

The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) is seeking proposals from firms or teams experienced in providing digital and/or app-based geographic and road safety information, including planning, outreach, evaluation, and data analysis, with expertise in school-based transportation or related fields for metropolitan areas similar to the 20-county Metro Atlanta area. The project involves a 20-month contract to design, develop, deliver, evaluate, and report on a supplemental planning activity across three metro Atlanta communities: Clayton County, Spalding County, and the City of Brookhaven. The goal is to improve roadway, bicycle, and pedestrian safety for youth and families by conducting planning, implementing school-based demonstration activities, and supporting safety infrastructure improvements. The contract is funded through the SS4A program with anticipated funds of $180,000, and matching funds provided by participating localities. Work must be completed by January 31, 2028, with a contract award anticipated in June 2026.

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