Fairfax Granicus #RFP 125353-1

Fairfax Circle transportation feasibility study and concept plan

The City of Fairfax is seeking planning and engineering expertise to assess transportation options for Fairfax Circle and recommend a concept plan. - Government buyer: City of Fairfax, Virginia; no sub-agency or specific office is identified. - Requested service: One Fairfax Circle concept feasibility study, including evaluation of alternatives and development of a recommended concept plan for the intersection and related transportation improvements. - Study area and goals: Fairfax Boulevard, Routes 29/50, and Blenheim Boulevard. The plan should address operational and safety problems, improve comfort and safety for all travel modes, and support the City's goal of a walkable, mixed-use Fairfax Circle Activity Center and the Fairfax Circle Small Area Plan. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or specific products are named. - Notable requirements: Multimodal transportation planning and engineering; evaluate alternatives and provide a recommended concept plan. - Performance period and value: Not provided in the available information; value estimate is approximate.

Description

The City of Fairfax is seeking a qualified planning and engineering A/E to evaluate alternatives and develop a recommended concept plan for the Fairfax Circle intersection and associated transportation improvements. The project supports the Fairfax Circle Activity Center’s transformation into a vibrant, mixed-use gateway to the City. The study concerns the intersection of Fairfax Boulevard, Routes 29/50, and Blenheim Boulevard, which the source describes as having operational and safety problems. The reconfiguration is intended to better accommodate all modes safely and comfortably.

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