Oregon Buys #S-73000-00018147

Consulting services for Eugene’s multimodal Transportation System Plan update

ODOT is planning consulting work to update Eugene’s multimodal Transportation System Plan and draft regulations for a 20-year planning horizon. - Government buyer: Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), Procurement Office; the plan is for the City of Eugene. - Work requested: Update the Transportation System Plan and prepare draft implementing regulations. - Key planning needs: Set transportation goals, policies, performance measures, and network standards; assess roadway, bicycle, pedestrian, transit, air, and rail facilities; and develop a funding and financing strategy. - Notable requirements: Support Vision Zero safety goals, reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, preserve goods movement, improve routes to schools and key destinations, and address transportation options, system management, and demand management. The plan must support applicable planning requirements and existing and planned land uses. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or individual consulting vendors are named. No products, part numbers, or quantities are specified. - Opportunity status: This is a pre-solicitation notice for anticipated consulting services, not a request for proposals.

Description

The Oregon Department of Transportation anticipates issuing a mini-Request for Proposals to update the City of Eugene’s Transportation System Plan. The work includes developing an updated multimodal transportation plan and implementing regulations aligned with the Transportation Planning Rules and the City’s existing and planned land uses over a 20-year planning horizon. Project objectives include transportation goals and policies, network and safety solutions, a funding and financing strategy, and documentation supporting adoption of the plan. Only consultants awarded a TLUP-21 Price Agreement under the Transportation System Planning discipline may respond to the upcoming mini-solicitation; this notice is not a request for proposals, and proposals submitted in response to it will be rejected.

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