Livermore Granicus #2026-05

Consulting Services for Comprehensive Active Transportation Plan (ATP) – City of Livermore

The City of Livermore is seeking a qualified consulting firm to develop a new Comprehensive Active Transportation Plan (ATP) under the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program. - Buyer: City of Livermore, Community Development Department - Scope: Update and replace the 2018 Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Trails ATP, incorporating the 2024 Interim Update - Deliverables: - Citywide vision, goals, and policies for active transportation - Prioritized project list and implementation strategies - Planning-level cost estimates and grant-ready documentation - GIS data deliverables in City-approved formats, with metadata and source files - Notable requirements: - Consultant team must have substantial experience in active transportation planning, transportation engineering, safety analysis, public outreach, and GIS - A California-licensed Professional Engineer or Traffic Engineer must be responsible for engineering deliverables - Prime consultant must be a transportation engineering/planning firm with at least 10 years of relevant municipal experience - Funding: Supported by the 2024 SS4A Grant and Alameda County Measure B/BB - Project duration: 12 months from notice to proceed

Description

The City of Livermore is seeking a consultant to develop a comprehensive Active Transportation Plan (ATP) that updates and replaces the City’s 2018 Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Trails Active Transportation Plan and incorporates the 2024 Interim Update. The ATP will establish a citywide vision, goals, policies, project list, prioritization framework, implementation strategy, planning-level cost estimates, and grant-ready documentation for walking, bicycling, trails, micromobility, and related active transportation connections. The consultant will coordinate with the City’s GIS Program Manager and provide GIS deliverables in City-approved formats. The project is funded by the 2024 SS4A Grant and Measure B/BB from Alameda County Transportation Commission.

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