NYC Passport #84126P0001

NYC DOT Citywide Transit Signal Priority Corridor Consultant Services

NYC DOT is seeking a consultant to deliver and operate citywide Transit Signal Priority services with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). - Government buyer: New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT/NYCDOT), Office of the Agency Chief Contracting Officer. The MTA is a collaborating agency; New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) is referenced for approved rosters and overhead rates, not identified as the purchasing agency. - Procurement: Four-year consultant-services contract with an estimated not-to-exceed value of $5,333,333, priced using labor hours and loaded rates. - Requested services: Maintain and operate existing TSP corridors; develop, deploy, integrate, operate, and maintain new corridors; monitor and troubleshoot the system; optimize operations; perform simulation and reporting; enhance dashboards and maps; configure data warehouse and trigger-point interfaces; and provide project management. - The scope anticipates integrating up to 3,000 additional intersections, at 1,000 intersections per year. - Transition to adaptive TSP operation may be performed if directed by NYC DOT. - System context and requirements: The existing centralized TSP system uses transportation network and traffic-control infrastructure and on-board bus equipment. The program covers about 200 miles and 3,500 signalized intersections, with additional corridors planned or being deployed. Defective hardware replacement is excluded. - Commercial requirements: The prime contractor must perform more than 51% of the labor hours. The pricing worksheet accommodates the prime and up to nine subconsultants. The stated DBE participation goal is 0%. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or commercial vendors are named. NYC DOT, MTA, and NYSDOT are the government entities referenced. - Products and quantities: No discrete products, hardware part numbers, or product quantities are requested.

Description

The New York City Department of Transportation seeks a qualified vendor to develop, deploy, support, and maintain existing and future citywide Transit Signal Priority (TSP) corridors. The centralized TSP system uses existing intelligent transportation systems infrastructure, traffic control systems, and on-board bus equipment; current and future corridors span approximately 200 miles and include about 3,500 signalized intersections. Work includes supporting existing corridor operations and developing, deploying, integrating, and operating new corridors, including transition to adaptive TSP operation and project management. Proposals must be submitted through PASSPort. The stated procurement value is $5,333,333, and the anticipated contract term is four years.

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