Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-66073-NONST-2027-000000052

Fairburn seeks a consultant to develop an SS4A roadway safety action plan

The City of Fairburn is seeking a consultant to develop a comprehensive roadway safety action plan under the federal Safe Streets and Roads for All program. - Buyer: City of Fairburn, Georgia; Fulton County. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or vendors are named. The City is the issuing and contracting agency. - Requested service: One SS4A Safety Action Plan development effort covering state highways and local roads. - Analyze roadway conditions and crash data to identify factors and trends linked to fatalities and serious injuries. - Engage residents and stakeholders, incorporating equity and the needs of vulnerable and underserved communities. - Establish performance measures and recommend policies, processes, and prioritized safety strategies and projects. - Identify potential funding sources and consider low-cost, high-impact measures, FHWA safety countermeasures, and innovative safety and equity approaches. - Experience sought: Relevant crash-analysis, highway-safety-planning, and community-engagement expertise; proposals should demonstrate at least three comparable projects and five years of relevant experience for a principal or responsible team member. - Schedule: The draft and final plans are expected over an approximately 27-month performance period, beginning after notice to proceed. No option years or annual subscription are specified. - Funding and selection: The City indicates it will use an existing FY 2025 SS4A award. Selection is qualifications-based, with scope and fee negotiations planned with the highest-ranked team.

Description

The City of Fairburn seeks a qualified consultant or team to develop a Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Safety Action Plan. The plan will analyze roadway safety and crash trends, engage stakeholders and community members, and identify and prioritize projects and potential funding sources to reduce or eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries. It must address safety for all roadway users, including vulnerable and traditionally underserved communities, and meet U.S. Department of Transportation SS4A program requirements. The draft plan is due for City review by January 1, 2028, and the final plan by May 10, 2029.

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