Massport #1110

Massport seeks partners for new high occupancy vehicle transit services at Boston-Logan International Airport

The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) is seeking partners to develop, finance, own, and operate new high occupancy vehicle (HOV) transit services for Boston-Logan International Airport. - Government Buyer: - Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) - Opportunity Overview: - Solicitation for Expressions of Interest (EOI) to enhance ground access and reduce congestion at Boston-Logan International Airport - Focus on innovative, environmentally friendly, and cost-effective HOV transit solutions - Products/Services Requested: - Development, financing, ownership, and operation of HOV transit services - Services may include scheduled, on-call, mobility-as-a-service (MAAS), route extensions, and feeder services - Minimum vehicle capacity requirement: 15 passengers - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Respondents must demonstrate transportation operations experience, Massachusetts business licensing, and financial capacity - Proposals should include detailed routes, ridership projections, financials, and community engagement plans - Encouragement of participation from MBEs, WBEs, and small businesses - Signed statement regarding criminal investigations required - Compliance with non-discrimination and Title VI provisions - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Technical Accessibility: - Services may utilize buses, shared ride vans, or other HOV modes, leveraging technology and innovative business models to increase ridership and reduce emissions

Description

The Massachusetts Port Authority is seeking expressions of interest from individuals or entities to partner in developing, financing, owning, and operating new high occupancy vehicle (HOV) transit services for Boston-Logan International Airport. The opportunity aims to enhance ground access, reduce congestion, improve environmental sustainability, and provide cost-effective, reliable transportation options for passengers and employees. Proposed services may include scheduled or on-call HOV services, mobility-as-a-service, route extensions, and feeder services. Respondents should demonstrate experience in transportation operations, financial capacity, and innovative approaches leveraging technology.

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