Fredericksburg Civicplus #RFP #27-0013

Fredericksburg Seeks Transportation Engineering Services for Courtland Drive Connector Study

The City of Fredericksburg, Virginia is seeking professional engineering services for the Courtland Drive Connector Study. - Government Buyer: - City of Fredericksburg, Procurement Manager: Josh McCormack - Scope of Work: - Transportation engineering services to assess, analyze, and develop planning-level concepts and cost estimates for a new multi-modal east-west connector between Courtland Drive and Learning Lane - Focus on improving safe and efficient access to the Learning Campus (Lafayette Elementary School and Gladys West Elementary School) - Emphasis on complete streets design, pedestrian and bicycle facilities, and traffic signal optimization - Includes traffic calming, parking analysis, alternatives analysis, conceptual design, and public outreach - Preparation of deliverables suitable for Safe Routes to School (SRTS) grant applications - Deliverables: - Technical studies, conceptual designs, cost estimates, public engagement materials, and grant application support - Notable Requirements: - Draft project schedule - Multiple coordination meetings with stakeholders - Deliverables must support pursuit of SRTS and other funding opportunities - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

The City of Fredericksburg, Virginia is seeking proposals from qualified professional engineering firms to provide transportation engineering services for a Courtland Drive Connector Study. The study will assess, impact, and develop planning-level concepts and cost estimates for a new multi-modal east-west connection linking Courtland Drive and Learning Lane. The primary goal is to enhance access to the City's "Learning Campus," which includes Lafayette Elementary School and Gladys West Elementary School (opening fall 2025), and to improve local mobility in the southern part of the City. The study's deliverables will support funding pursuits for final engineering and construction, emphasizing the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program.

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