Pharr Procureware #2526-32-522-S29-745

City of Pharr Seeks Engineering and Planning Services for SS4A Safety Action Plan

The City of Pharr, Texas is seeking qualified firms to provide professional engineering and planning services for the development of a Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Safety Action Plan. - Government Buyer: - City of Pharr, City Manager's Office - Services Requested: - Professional engineering and planning services to develop a SS4A Safety Action Plan - Tasks include: - Data-driven vehicle crash analysis - Development of heat maps - Identification of high injury networks - Prioritized list of safety intervention projects - Multimodal planning and traffic calming interventions - Policy change recommendations - Delivery of a consolidated safety action plan aligned with SS4A program objectives - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with federal funding regulations (2 CFR Part 200) - Qualifications-based selection (no pricing in SOQ) - Open to all qualified engineering and planning firms - Emphasis on technical ability, experience, and capacity - Electronic submission only; no hard copies accepted - Potential Vendors Mentioned: - Cobb, Fendley & Associates - CONSOR Engineers - DCCM Infrastructure - DKS Associates - Elite Textile Trading - GDJ Engineering - L&G Consulting Engineers - LSPS Solutions - Olsson - Pape-Dawson Engineers - Professional Service Industries (Intertek) - R. Gutierrez Engineering - RK&K - Stantec Consulting Services - TJKM Transportation Consultants - Product/Service Categories: - 925-00 Engineering Services - 915-02 Advertising Services

Description

The City of Pharr is seeking qualified firms to provide professional engineering and planning services for the development of a Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Safety Action Plan. This project is funded under the SS4A program and will follow 2 CFR Part 200 regulations, including full and open competition and qualifications-based selection. Interested firms must register on the City's bidding portal to view solicitation documents and submit responses. The City reserves the right to negotiate, reject any or all responses, and evaluate proposals based on technical ability, experience, and capacity to perform the work.

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