# Maury County Civicplus #435

Maury County Hazardous Materials Highway Flow Study and Response Assessment

**Posted:** October 01, 2026
**Respond By:** October 08, 2026
**Identifier:** 435
**NAICS:** 541620

Maury County is seeking a consultant to assess hazardous-materials highway traffic and strengthen local emergency-response planning.
- **Government buyer:** Maury County Government, through the Maury County Office of Emergency Management (MCOEM); the Maury County Purchasing Office is the purchasing office.
- **Requested service:** One countywide Hazardous Materials Commodity Flow Study covering highway transportation corridors in Maury County, Tennessee. No specific OEMs, vendors, products, part numbers, or purchase quantities are named.
- **Base study:** Develop a work plan; collect and analyze information on hazardous-material routes, commodities, classes, quantities, shipment frequency and patterns, facilities, incidents, and relevant transportation and development; assess major highway corridors in the field; engage stakeholders; and evaluate emergency-response capabilities and gaps.
- **Deliverables and recommendations:** Provide a five-year forecast, prioritized recommendations for response resources and equipment, geographic placement, training, and preparedness, plus a final report with supporting electronic data. Identify data sources, estimates, modeling, and limitations.
- **Optional service:** GIS development and production may be priced separately; it is not part of the base scope and requires County authorization.
- **Performance planning:** Submit a work plan within 15 calendar days after contract execution. The contractor proposes the schedule and total duration; no overall contract term or option years are specified.

### Description

Maury County Government, through the Maury County Office of Emergency Management, seeks proposals for a comprehensive Hazardous Materials Commodity Flow Study covering highway transportation corridors throughout Maury County, Tennessee. The work includes assessing hazardous-material types, quantities, routes, shipment frequency and patterns, conducting highway field assessments, and evaluating existing response capabilities and gaps. Deliverables include a five-year forecast and prioritized recommendations for response resources, equipment, placement, training, and preparedness. The response deadline is October 8, 2026, at 2:00 PM local prevailing time.

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