Saskatchewan Tenders #HWY-260041-SFRFP

Consulting Services for Humboldt Regional Transportation Planning Study

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways, in partnership with the City of Humboldt, is seeking consulting services for the Humboldt Regional Transportation Planning Study. - Government Buyer: - Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways - City of Humboldt (partner) - Scope of Work: - Develop a high-level road network plan to support regional growth - Integrate the plan with provincial highways and address local needs - Review safety and traffic operations at key intersections - Develop access management plans - Investigate truck and rail traffic issues - Review speed zones and assess pedestrian connectivity - Utilize existing traffic engineering reports, GIS data, historical traffic counts, and collision data provided by the Ministry - Conduct stakeholder consultation and public engagement events - Deliverables include reports, traffic models, and final recommendations - Products/Services Requested: - Professional transportation planning consulting services (no physical products requested) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Comprehensive insurance coverage required - Detailed project management and communication responsibilities - Adherence to performance evaluation and delegated signing authority procedures - Multiple public engagement events and stakeholder meetings - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named; opportunity is open to qualified consulting firms

Description

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways, in cooperation with the City of Humboldt, is seeking a qualified consultant to undertake the Humboldt Regional Transportation Planning Study. The study aims to develop a high-level plan for a road network that can safely and efficiently handle traffic generated by regional growth and development. The plan will ensure the regional road network serves the needs of the City and the RM while integrating efficiently with the provincial highway network. The project includes reviewing safety and traffic operations, access management, truck traffic issues, rail traffic impacts, speed zones, and pedestrian connectivity along main corridors.

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