Southern California Association of Governments PlanetBids #27-024

SCAG Connect SoCal 2050 financial planning and technical assistance

The Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) is seeking consulting support for the financial planning and technical analysis behind Connect SoCal 2050. - Government buyer: SCAG, through its Contracts department; the RFP identifies Sloane Hewitt, Contracts Administrator II. - Opportunity: RFP 27-024, Connect SoCal 2050 Financial Plan Technical Assistance Services. - Services requested: Project management and coordination; transportation project, program, and strategy evaluation; financial and economic modeling; revenue and cost forecasting; financial-plan adequacy testing; benefit-cost and return-on-investment analyses; and technical reports and memoranda. - Review user-pricing strategies in light of implemented projects, new mobility initiatives, and technology developments. - Analyze preservation needs for roadway, bridge, transit, and other multimodal assets, and develop system-management strategies that support regional and state goals, including reduced greenhouse-gas emissions and vehicle miles traveled. - Provide ad hoc strategic and technical support as directed by SCAG. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or contract vendors are identified. This is a professional-services procurement, not a hardware purchase. - Estimated value: $499,923. - Performance period: Estimated to conclude in 2029; the start date and total duration are not specified. No option periods are stated.

Description

SCAG is soliciting proposals from qualified consultants to provide technical assistance for development of Connect SoCal 2050. Work includes assessing potential transportation projects, programs, and strategies, and coordinating and reexamining user-pricing strategies in light of implemented projects, mobility initiatives, and technology innovations. Consultants will support financial and economic modeling and develop financial strategies for system preservation, management, and strategic investment, including preservation of the existing multimodal transportation system and strategies to advance regional and state goals such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions and vehicle miles traveled. The RFP identifies an estimated project value of $499,923 and an estimated performance period ending June 30, 2029.

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