Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) Opengov #RFP-TRN26-16

Sienna Area Corridor Plan and Transportation Network Study

H-GAC is seeking a consultant to prepare a planning-level corridor plan for Sienna Parkway and the surrounding transportation network. - Government buyer: Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC), including its Transportation Department and Procurement and Contracts Department; working with the City of Missouri City and Fort Bend County. - Scope: One corridor-planning study covering the Sienna area, Missouri City, Arcola, and Fort Bend County’s extraterritorial jurisdiction. Work includes traffic, crash, roadway, and intersection analysis; travel-demand forecasting; multimodal, safety, connectivity, and operational assessments; environmental and right-of-way screening; public and stakeholder engagement; and evaluation of mobility alternatives. - Priority connections: Proposed Bees Passage Bridge and related connections; McKeever Road Connector and Sienna Lakes network; future north-south connections between SH 6 and FM 521; and proposed Miller Road Connector. Other solutions may also be considered. - Deliverables: Prioritized recommendations, planning-level cost estimates, an implementation and funding plan, performance measures, an interactive project map, a graphical final plan with appendices, executive summary, project-tracker information, and editable source files. - Important requirement: This is a planning study only; engineering design services and stamped drawings are not required. The funding cap is $400,000. - OEMs and commercial vendors: None are identified. No manufactured products are requested.

Description

Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) is seeking a qualified contractor to conduct a corridor planning study for Sienna Parkway and the surrounding roadway network, in partnership with the City of Missouri City and Fort Bend County. The study will assess existing and future traffic conditions, safety, multimodal opportunities, connectivity, operational deficiencies, and planned growth, and develop prioritized mobility and safety improvements with planning-level cost estimates and implementation and funding strategies. Work includes traffic and crash analyses, roadway and intersection assessments, forecasting, environmental and right-of-way screening, and stakeholder and public engagement. The planning study covers the Sienna area and nearby network in Missouri City, Arcola, and Fort Bend County's extraterritorial jurisdiction; engineering design and stamped drawings are not required. The estimated funding cap is $400,000, identified as federal, and the contract term is approximately 18 months.

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