Teton County Publicpurchase #RFP - High Injury Network Update and Safety Analysis

Teton County seeks engineering and planning consultants for High Injury Network safety analysis and improvement recommendations.

Teton County, Wyoming is seeking professional engineering and planning consultants to update its High Injury Network and conduct a comprehensive safety analysis. - Government Buyer: - Teton County, Wyoming - Scope of Work: - Update the High Injury Network using the Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (SAP), recent crash data, and other available information - Identify priority locations and diagnose contributing factors to crashes - Recommend context-appropriate engineering, operational, speed management, and other countermeasures - Deliver a prioritized list of safety projects and recommended countermeasures with rationale - Identify additional analysis needs for future improvements - Unique Requirements: - Avoid duplication of previous analysis - Focus on actionable improvements for both near-term and longer-term investments - Use the High Injury Network for prioritization - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the solicitation - Products/Services Requested: - Consulting services for safety analysis and recommendations (1 unit) - Notable Details: - Emphasis on translating the SAP into actionable safety improvements - Deliverables must be tailored to Teton County's context and needs

Description

Teton County is seeking proposals from qualified professional engineering and planning consultants to translate the County's existing safety planning into specific, actionable safety improvements for near-term implementation and to inform longer-term investments. The project builds on the County's Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (SAP) adopted in 2025, which identified a High Injury Network and systemic safety concerns. The consultant will analyze recent crash data and other information to prioritize locations and recommend practical countermeasures, distinguishing between quick-implement and longer-term improvements. Deliverables include a prioritized list of safety projects, recommended countermeasures with rationale, and identification of additional analysis needs.

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