Orlando Opengov #RQS27-0008

Orlando Safe Speeds Lab: Citywide Speed Management Plan and 40-Mile Quick-Build Demonstrations

The City of Orlando is seeking engineering and planning support to develop a citywide speed-management plan and test safety measures across 40 miles. - Buyer: City of Orlando, Transportation Planning Department, Orlando, Florida. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs, product manufacturers, or consultant firms are named in the notice. This is a professional-services opportunity, not a product purchase. - Requested services: Project coordination and public engagement; data collection and roadway, sign, and pavement-marking inventories; GIS files and roadway-context classification; safe-speed assessments and a Vision Zero progress report; proposed networks for large vehicles, emergency response, target speeds, and family-safe speeds; countermeasure tools, prioritized project bundles, policy recommendations, standard details, and a quick-build evaluation plan. - Quick-build demonstrations: Design and implementation intended to cover 40 miles. Potential treatments include emergency-vehicle signal preemption, signal progression, traffic calming, lane narrowing, curb extensions, median modifications, and alternative intersections. Demonstration results will help shape the final prioritized project list. - Notable requirements and funding: The selected consultant must be qualified and registered in Florida to provide engineering services under Florida Statutes Section 471.023. Funding is partially or fully supported by a U.S. Department of Transportation Safe Streets and Roads for All grant. Compensation is to be negotiated after selection. - Performance period: Three years from contract execution, with up to two optional one-year extensions by mutual agreement. Work is phased, with the later phase proceeding after required environmental and right-of-way certifications. - Estimated value: No value is stated in the provided materials; the range below is an analytical estimate.

Description

The City of Orlando is seeking qualification statements from Florida-registered consultants to provide professional engineering services for its Safe Speeds Lab, funded partially or entirely through a Fiscal Year 2025 USDOT Safe Streets and Roads for All grant. The work includes developing a data-driven, context-sensitive citywide Speed Management Plan and related preliminary engineering, outreach, and recommendations. A later phase covers design and implementation of quick-build speed-management demonstrations, intended to inform a prioritized project list. The contract term is three years, with two optional one-year extensions; submissions must be electronic and may not exceed 50 pages.

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