Vermont Department of Economic Development #77291

CCRPC County-Wide Transportation Opinion Survey

CCRPC is seeking a consultant for its county-wide transportation opinion survey to inform regional transportation planning. - Government buyer: Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC), a local/regional planning agency in Chittenden County, Vermont; no sub-agency or office is identified. - Requested service: One county-wide public opinion survey covering transportation and related issues. No product part numbers or OEMs are specified. - Survey and analysis requirements: Develop questions with CCRPC staff, administer a statistically reliable survey, analyze findings, and compare results with prior survey waves from 2000, 2006, 2012, and 2018. - Topics: Transportation-system performance and travel needs; livability; economic development; environmental effects; road maintenance; sidewalks; public transportation; bicycle infrastructure; and strategies involving highway capacity, transit, active transportation, demand management, land use, policy, and financing. - Deliverables and presentations: Project schedule, draft and final reports documenting methods and findings, comparison with prior surveys, and PowerPoint presentations. Present draft results to the CCRPC Transportation Advisory Committee and final results to the CCRPC Board. - Notable guidance: The survey is intended to inform CCRPC’s Metropolitan Transportation Plan and should follow CCRPC public participation guidance, including the South Burlington Equity in Planning Outreach Toolkit. - Timing: Work is anticipated to start in early 2027, with preliminary results expected by April and substantial completion by the end of June.

Description

The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission invites proposals for a county-wide public opinion survey on transportation and related issues. The survey should produce statistically reliable results comparable with surveys conducted in 2000, 2006, 2012, and 2018, measuring public views on the transportation system and potential improvement strategies. Work includes developing the survey instrument, conducting the survey, preparing draft and final reports, and presenting results to the Transportation Advisory Committee and CCRPC Board. Preliminary results are anticipated in April 2027, with project completion targeted by the end of June 2027.

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