Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) Opengov #RFP-TRN26-12

Feasibility Study for Grade Separation and Gate Realignment at SS 197/FM 519, Texas City

This opportunity seeks consulting services for a feasibility study to address traffic and safety issues at the SS 197/FM 519 rail crossing near the Port of Texas City. - Government Buyer: - Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) Transportation Department - Scope of Work: - Planning-level feasibility study for grade separation and gate realignment - Focus on improving traffic flow, freight movement, worker access, and safety - Includes project management, data collection, traffic and safety analysis, public and stakeholder engagement, concept development, cost-benefit analysis, funding identification, implementation strategy, and final reporting - Products/Services Requested: - Comprehensive feasibility study (1 unit) - Notable Requirements: - Strictly planning and analysis; no engineering design or construction - Electronic submission via OpenGov - Adherence to DBE goals and TxDOT/FTA-funded project terms - Budget capped at $125,000 - Estimated 12-month period of performance; renewals require explicit approval - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors mentioned; open to qualified consulting firms specializing in urban planning, traffic safety, and transportation studies

Description

This solicitation is for a feasibility study focused on the SS 197/FM 519 at-grade crossing in Texas City. The study aims to address traffic backups, safety concerns, and explore potential grade separation improvements. It includes public and stakeholder engagement, coordination with external agencies, and development of conceptual alternatives. The project is managed by the Houston-Galveston Area Council's Transportation Department with a funding limit of $125,000. The study is planning-level and involves urban and traffic safety planning services.

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