Southern California Association of Governments PlanetBids #27-013

SCAG Transportation Resilience Study for Freight and Military Infrastructure

SCAG is seeking consulting services for a Transportation Resilience Study to strengthen critical freight and military infrastructure in Southern California. - Government Buyer: - Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) - Contact: Ted Dorjee, Sr. Contracts Administrator - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs; primary vendors are consulting firms and engineering companies - Prospective vendors include: AECOM Technical Services, Alta Planning + Design, AMSYS Innovative Solutions, Arizona State University, Ascent Environmental, BBC Research & Consulting, Community Planning Collaborative, EVITARUS, Fehr & Peers, H.W. Lochner, HR Green Pacific, ICF Incorporated, Jack Faucett Associates, Jacobs Engineering Group, Leslie Scott Consulting, Linscott Law & Greenspan Engineers, LSA Associates, Okapi Architecture, Resource Systems Group, SBNA, SevenOutsource, SWCA Environmental Consultants, T.Y. Lin International, TCCG Tech Coast Consulting Group, The Tioga Group, Transpo Group USA, VRPA Technologies - Products/Services Requested: - Transportation Resilience Study (consulting services) - Scope includes vulnerability assessment, threat analysis (power outages, cyber incidents, physical attacks), mitigation and recovery strategy development, stakeholder engagement, simulation modeling, resiliency catalog, and implementation framework - Quantity: 1 comprehensive study - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Focus on man-made disruptions to freight and military transportation - Electronic submission only via PlanetBids - Separate technical and cost proposals required - Completion of debarment/suspension, conflict of interest, and vendor information forms - Lump sum contract with milestone/progress payments - 15-month period of performance

Description

The Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) is soliciting proposals for a Transportation Resilience Study focused on critical freight and military transportation infrastructure. The study aims to evaluate vulnerabilities to man-made disruptions such as power outages, cybersecurity incidents, and physical attacks that could affect transportation, supply chains, and access to key facilities. The contract duration is 15 months with an estimated value between $975,000 and $1,000,000. Proposals must be submitted electronically by September 30, 2026.

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