Madera Planet bids #146601

City of Madera Comprehensive Local Road Safety Plan Development

The City of Madera is seeking a consultant to develop a comprehensive Local Road Safety Plan for City streets. - Government buyer: City of Madera, Engineering Department; procurement contact: Nicole Say, Administrative Analyst. The City’s Purchasing office is also identified as the procuring office. - Requested service: Develop a Comprehensive Local Road Safety Plan (LRSP) aligned with the USDOT Safe Streets and Roads for All Action Plan components, with the goal of reducing roadway fatalities and serious injuries for all users. - Scope and notable requirements: - Review current practices, policies, plans, guidelines, and standards; analyze five years of collision data and prepare crash profiles. - Map a High Injury Network and safety corridors, assess equity impacts, and identify higher-risk locations geographically. - Recommend engineering and non-engineering countermeasures using the Safe System Approach. - Conduct inclusive internal and external public and stakeholder engagement. - Prepare administrative, public, draft, final, and adopted plan materials, provide source files, and establish an ongoing progress and transparency program. - Funding and estimated budget: $423,150 total, comprising $338,520 in federal Safe Streets and Roads for All funding and an $84,630 local match. - OEMs: None identified; no products or product line items are specified. - Prospective bidders named in the notice: Blackburn Consulting; CA Traffic Solution; DJ&A, LLC; Earth Mechanics, Inc.; GovGuide; HNTB Corporation; Linscott, Law, and Greenspan, Engineers; Ninyo & Moore, A Socotec Company; Provost & Pritchard Consulting Group; Westwood Professional Services; and Willdan Engineering. These firms are identified as prospective bidders, not as selected contractors.

Description

The City of Madera Engineering Department is requesting proposals from qualified consultants to develop a Comprehensive Local Road Safety Plan (LRSP) for the city. The plan must meet the components of a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan, including geospatial identification of higher-risk locations across the city roadway network, and address safety for all road users. The work includes reviewing safety trends, meaningful public engagement, and use of the Safe System Approach. Proposals are submitted electronically; this qualifications-based selection does not request cost proposals at this stage.

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