Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-66098-NONST-2027-000000158

Feasibility Study for Additional Morgan Falls Loop Trail Parking

The City of Sandy Springs is proposing a sole-source feasibility study for additional parking along the Morgan Falls Loop Trail. - Buyer: City of Sandy Springs, Recreation and Parks Department, Sandy Springs, Fulton County, Georgia. - Proposed provider: KAIZEN Collaborative Design, Inc. The City cites the firm’s ongoing work on the related Springway Trail 2C project and its existing project knowledge as the basis for the proposed sole-source procurement. - Requested service: One feasibility study covering nine potential parking locations. Work includes site visits and drone photography; preliminary constructability and site-constraint analysis; up to nine conceptual parking plans; circulation review for pedestrians, bicycles, and vehicles; permitting and Metropolitan River Protection Act considerations; stakeholder coordination; and planning-level cost estimates. - Deliverables: Up to nine conceptual plans, one compiled presentation, and one cost-estimate summary. - Exclusions: Design, engineering, permitting, additional surveying, and easement plats or legal descriptions are not included. - Proposed value: $19,374.30 for a one-time task order. Interested suppliers may submit a documented challenge to the proposed sole-source procurement.

Description

The City of Sandy Springs intends to award a sole source contract to KAIZEN Collaborative Design, Inc. for a feasibility study of nine potential additional parking locations along the Morgan Falls Loop Trail. Services include site and constructability analysis, conceptual parking layouts, pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicle circulation review, permitting considerations, property-owner coordination, and planning-level cost estimates. Deliverables include up to nine conceptual plans, a compiled presentation, and a cost-estimate summary; design, engineering, permitting, additional surveying, and easement plats/legal descriptions are excluded. The proposed one-time task order is estimated at $19,374.30, with no renewals stated.

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