Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission Opengov #23-23-380

Consulting Services for US 130 Access Management Needs Assessment (Burlington & Mercer Counties, NJ)

This opportunity seeks consulting services for a comprehensive access management needs assessment along the US 130 corridor in Burlington and Mercer Counties, New Jersey. - Government Buyer: - Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) - Transportation Planning Department - Scope of Work: - Transportation planning and traffic engineering consulting - Assessment of current traffic operations, crash history, and multimodal access conditions - Scenario modeling for future land development (existing zoning build-out, cluster development) - Data collection: traffic volumes, crash data, land use, environmental constraints, infrastructure, freight activity - Stakeholder coordination with municipal, county, and NJDOT representatives - Municipal outreach and policy analysis - Deliverables: actionable recommendations, reports, GIS data - Products/Services Requested: - Consulting services (no specific OEMs or part numbers) - 1 engagement for access management needs assessment - Unique Requirements: - Focus on integrating land use, site access, and transportation improvements - Recommendations must be suitable for incorporation into municipal and county planning, zoning, and development regulations - Emphasis on preserving long-term safety and operational function of US 130 - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified consulting teams.

Description

The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission is seeking a consulting team of transportation planners and traffic engineers to assess the impact of future land development on traffic safety and congestion along the US 130 corridor in Burlington and Mercer Counties, New Jersey. The project will document current traffic operations, crash history, and access and multimodal conditions, and assess future development impacts under multiple scenarios including existing zoning build-out and cluster development. The study aims to provide actionable recommendations for municipalities and counties to incorporate into planning, zoning, land development regulations, and transportation improvement planning to manage highway capacity and safety effectively.

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