# New York Port Chester Civic Plus #2026-07

Port Chester Residential Parking, Traffic Circulation, and Public Safety Study

**Posted:** November 05, 2026
**Respond By:** December 10, 2026
**Identifier:** 2026-07
**NAICS:** 541330, 541690, 541611

The Village of Port Chester is seeking a consulting team to study residential parking, traffic circulation, and public safety in the Edison/Brooksville/downtown area.
- **Government buyer:** Village of Port Chester, a local government in Westchester County, New York.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No OEMs, vendors, or named consulting firms are identified.
- **Requested service:** One residential parking, traffic circulation, and public safety study; no part number or fixed quantity is specified.
  - Review prior studies and available data, and conduct field investigations and street-segment inventories.
  - Assess legal on-street parking supply; collect daytime and overnight parking utilization counts; analyze turnover where applicable.
  - Evaluate roadway geometry and circulation, emergency-vehicle access and turning paths, pedestrian safety and visibility, parking and traffic-control signs, observable off-street parking conditions, and other parking-demand factors.
  - Develop recommendations and an implementation plan. Deliverables include a final report, street-segment database, maps, datasets, and supporting technical materials.
- **Notable requirements:** The study covers the Edison/Brooksville/downtown residential area, with attention to emergency access, pedestrian safety, parking utilization, and practical implementation.

### Description

The Village of Port Chester seeks proposals from qualified transportation planning, traffic engineering, parking, and related consulting firms to prepare a Residential Parking, Traffic Circulation, and Public Safety Study, initially focused on the Edison/Brooksville/downtown residential area. The work includes reviewing prior studies and data; field inventories and parking utilization and turnover counts; evaluating roadway circulation, emergency vehicle access, pedestrian safety, signage, and parking demand; and developing recommendations and an implementation plan. Deliverables include a comprehensive final report, street-segment database, maps, datasets, and supporting technical materials. Proposals are due December 10, 2026, at 2:00 PM local time and must be submitted as one signed hard copy and one USB drive; electronic submissions are not accepted.

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