Opportunity
Nevada Ionwave #27-065 Addendum 1
RTC of Southern Nevada Regional Project Prioritization Planning and Toolkit
Posted
October 15, 2026
Respond By
November 05, 2026
Identifier
27-065 Addendum 1
NAICS
541611, 541618, 541512
The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada is seeking a consulting firm to improve how regional transportation projects are prioritized. - Government buyer: Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) of Southern Nevada, Purchasing and Contracts; Clark County, Nevada. - Requested services: Develop short- and long-range project prioritization approaches for projects in the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) and Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). - Conduct stakeholder outreach and review best practices. - Develop an automated Project Prioritization Toolkit to assess anticipated project benefits and impacts. - Funding and notable requirements: The project is described as 100% federally funded, with signed Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) provisions required. If off-the-shelf software is proposed, include licensing and subscription costs as direct costs; vendor-hosted software does not need to transfer platform ownership to RTC. - Scope clarification: The Local Roadway Funding Analysis task was removed from the price proposal. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, software vendors, or other vendors are specified. No part numbers or quantities are provided. - Period of performance: 18 months; specific start and end dates are not stated.
Description
The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada seeks proposals from qualified firms to evaluate and identify short- and long-range plans for regional project prioritization. The Project Prioritization Toolkit will assess regional projects proposed within the Regional Transportation Plan and Transportation Improvement Program. Work includes stakeholder outreach and a review of best practices, with an automated prioritization tool to assess anticipated project benefits and impacts as a major deliverable. The project is 100% federally funded, and proponents must submit the required Federal Conditions forms with their proposal.