Opportunity

Costa Mesa Planet bids #RFP NO. 26-21

Costa Mesa Seeks Engineering Design Services for Fair Drive Circulation Improvements

Posted

June 04, 2026

Respond By

July 09, 2026

Identifier

RFP NO. 26-21

NAICS

541330

The City of Costa Mesa Public Works Department is seeking qualified engineering firms to provide design services for the Fair Drive Circulation Improvements Project, a federally funded initiative. - Government Buyer: - City of Costa Mesa, Public Works Department - Project Scope: - Professional engineering design services for Fair Drive from Harbor Boulevard to Newport Boulevard - Includes topographic survey, utility research, conceptual plans, alternatives analysis, community engagement, preliminary design, environmental approval, and final design documents - Products/Services Requested: - Comprehensive design services for corridor safety and circulation improvements - Potential improvements: Class IV cycle tracks (one-way or two-way), transit stop enhancements, new or improved crosswalks, roundabouts, protected intersections, pedestrian hybrid beacons, and modified traffic controls - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Extensive community outreach and engagement with local stakeholders, including neighborhood groups and the Active Transportation Committee - Experience with federally funded projects and Caltrans procedures is required - Quality assurance/quality control for all deliverables - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

The City of Costa Mesa Public Works Department is soliciting proposals from professional engineering firms for the design of the federally-funded Fair Drive Circulation Improvements Project, known as "Fair Drive For All." The project involves safety and circulation improvements along Fair Drive from Harbor Boulevard to Fairview Road, including multiple design alternatives, community outreach, environmental analyses, and final design. Potential improvements include cycle tracks, transit stop enhancements, crosswalks, and modified traffic controls. The project aims to serve residential neighborhoods and key city facilities, with extensive community engagement planned.

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