Opportunity
Georgia Procurement Registry #RFP/PS/DOT/2604-1260172
Atlanta Solicits Design & Engineering Services for PATH Lakewood Trail Phase I
Posted
July 27, 2026
Respond By
August 26, 2026
Identifier
RFP/PS/DOT/2604-1260172
NAICS
541330, 541310, 541320
The City of Atlanta is seeking professional design and engineering services for Phase I of the PATH Lakewood Trail shared use path project. - Government Buyer: - City of Atlanta, Department of Procurement - Scope of Work: - Professional services to revise the approved concept report - Preparation of preliminary and final design plans for a paved shared use path - Completion of NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) documentation - Project management, data analysis, and public/stakeholder engagement - Preparation of all documents and plans required for approvals and permits - Project Details: - Phase I connects the Southside Beltline Trail to the Southtowne Trail at South Bend Park, specifically from the Southside Trail to Pryor Road at Meldon Avenue - Emphasis on safety, feasibility, environmental considerations, and public input - Services delivered via task orders under a master contract - Requirements: - Lead consultant must be prequalified by the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) in Bicycle and Pedestrian Facility Design - Team must be prequalified in multiple GDOT area classes, including NEPA documentation, environmental studies, traffic operations, land surveying, and utility engineering - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, as this is a professional services solicitation - No product line items; focus is on engineering and design services
Description
This project involves the construction of a paved shared use path connecting the Southside Beltline Trail to the Southtowne Trail at South Bend Park. The work will be delivered in two phases, with this solicitation covering Phase I, which extends from the Southside Trail to Pryor Road at Meldon Avenue. The scope includes revisions to the approved concept report, preparation of preliminary and final plans, NEPA documentation, and all necessary design and environmental tasks to obtain approvals and permits. The project emphasizes safety, feasibility, and environmental considerations, with public and stakeholder engagement as part of the process. The contract term includes a base period of 18 months with two one-year renewal options.