City of San Bernardino PlanetBids #RFP F-27-1064

Design engineering for roadway safety improvements at five San Bernardino locations

The City of San Bernardino is seeking engineering design services for federally funded roadway safety improvements at five local corridors and intersections. - Government buyer: City of San Bernardino, through its Finance Department; the Purchasing Division is identified as the procurement office. - Opportunity: RFP F-27-1064 for professional design engineering under the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) implementation grant. - Locations and planned improvements: - Highland Avenue at Eucalyptus Drive: install a Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (HAWK signal). - 30th Street, San Gabriel Street to Cedar Street: improve pavement friction; upgrade centerlines and edge lines with double-yellow striping and hatching; add raised pavement markers and tactile lane-warning devices. - Meridian Avenue, Etiwanda Avenue to Rialto Avenue: install continental crosswalks and advance flashing beacons, and improve lighting at Etiwanda Avenue. - Kendall Drive, University Parkway to H Street: replace the two-way left-turn lane with dedicated left-turn pockets; add bike lanes and receiving lanes at key intersections; close sidewalk gaps; upgrade crosswalks and add amber crosswalks at school-route crossings; signalize Kendall Drive and Lakewood Drive; and install a directional median at 3rd Avenue. - Lynwood Drive, 30th Street to Victoria Avenue: install a Class II buffered bike lane and upgrade pedestrian crossings. - Services requested: Base Phase work includes preliminary design, NEPA documentation, assessment of right-of-way needs and utility impacts, a final report, and project-outcome assessment. Option Phase 1 includes final engineering design, subsurface utility engineering (SUE), utility relocation, and right-of-way acquisition support as needed. - Capacity requirement: Kendall Drive and Lynwood Drive improvements are to maintain the existing number of travel lanes without reducing capacity. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or service-provider vendors are named in the solicitation. No products, part numbers, or product quantities are specified; the requested service quantity is not stated.

Description

The City of San Bernardino is seeking a qualified consultant to provide professional design engineering services for SS4A-funded roadway safety improvements at five locations. The work includes preliminary engineering, NEPA documentation, assessment of right-of-way needs and utility impacts, project reporting, and outcome assessment. Option Phase 1 includes final engineering design, subsurface utility engineering, utility relocation, and right-of-way acquisition support as needed. Proposed improvements include pedestrian crossings, bicycle facilities, traffic control and signalization, pavement friction treatments, lighting upgrades, and sidewalk gap closures.

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