Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #RA26-154

Consulting Services for Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Safety Action Plan – City of Green River, Utah

This opportunity is for consulting teams to support the City of Green River, Utah, in developing a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan under the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Planning and Demonstration Grant. - Government Buyer: - City of Green River, Utah (with oversight from the Federal Highway Administration, FHWA Utah Division) - Scope of Work: - Project management and technical services for SS4A grant implementation - Baseline safety analysis and crash data evaluation - Safety risk mapping and identification of high-risk locations - Community and stakeholder engagement, including rural outreach - Development of evidence-based safety countermeasures and cost estimates - Implementation strategies and phasing for safety improvements - Federal compliance support (including 2 CFR Part 200) and quarterly progress/financial reporting - Use of innovative technologies such as mobile LiDAR and speed sensors for data collection - Notable Requirements: - Experience with SS4A or similar federal transportation safety planning projects - Demonstrated ability to engage rural communities and stakeholders - Qualifications-based selection process (no cost/fee info in SOQs; compensation negotiated post-selection) - Budget: - Total project budget of $452,000 ($361,600 federal, $90,400 city match) - No specific OEMs, hardware, or product part numbers are requested; the focus is on professional consulting services and technical expertise.

Description

The City of Green River, Utah, is soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified multidisciplinary consulting teams experienced with traffic engineering to provide project management and technical services in support of its Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Planning and Demonstration grant. The project aims to develop a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan to improve safety along Main Street and other priority corridors, reduce fatalities and serious injuries, and support economic revitalization and walkability. The scope includes baseline safety analysis, community engagement, risk mapping, prioritization of improvements, and development of implementation-ready documentation. The total project budget is $452,000, including federal and non-federal funds.

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