Opportunity
South Portland Civicplus #10-27
Consultant Services for Bicycle-Pedestrian Master Plan Development in South Portland, Maine
Posted
September 10, 2026
Respond By
October 01, 2026
Identifier
10-27
NAICS
541690, 541370, 541330
The City of South Portland, Maine is seeking a qualified consultant to develop a comprehensive Bicycle-Pedestrian Master Plan. - Government Buyer: - City of South Portland, Maine - Purchasing Agent: Patrick Fitzgerald - Scope of Work: - Develop a city-wide plan to improve walkability and bikeability - Build upon existing studies: Complete Streets Technical Design Manual, 2040 Comprehensive Plan, One Climate Future Plan - Provide GIS deliverables: geodatabase, shapefiles, editable map documents, print-ready PDFs - Prepare a final master plan document with vision statements, policy recommendations, network maps, and prioritized project lists - Conduct technical analysis, project prioritization, and cost estimation - Coordinate inclusive public engagement (led by City staff) - All GIS data must be ESRI-compatible - Services Requested: - Consulting services for active transportation planning, GIS analysis, and public engagement coordination - One comprehensive master plan development service - Unique Requirements: - Emphasis on inclusive public engagement - Deliverables must be compatible with ESRI GIS software - Registration required to submit proposals - Budget: - Total contracted services budget: $120,000 - Funded by State of Maine Community Resilience Partnerships Community Action Grant and city funds
Description
The City of South Portland is seeking proposals from qualified consultants to develop a Bicycle-Pedestrian Master Plan aimed at creating a more walkable and bikeable environment. The plan will identify strategies and recommendations for infrastructure investments to improve safety, infrastructure, and connectivity, encouraging walking and biking for transportation and recreation. It will build upon existing city plans and studies, prioritize inclusive public engagement, and is scheduled for completion over a 24-month grant period starting July 1, 2026. Proposals must be registered and submitted by October 1, 2026.