Quick-Build Mobility Lane
City of Culver City
Culver City, CA
The City of Culver City is in search of a vendor for the MOVE Culver City Quick Build Mobility Lane Project. The project consists of up to three corridors, which are in various stages of pre-planning, planning, design, and implementation. The three corridors include:
Corridor #1: Downtown Corridor, on Culver and Washington Boulevards
- Modifications to the existing corridor are currently in design, with implementation to the modified project (called Downtown 2.0) anticipated in November 2023.
- We are seeking consultant services to monitor performance and conduct public outreach after implementation of these modifications.
Corridor #2: Sepulveda Boulevard, between Venice Blvd and Centinela Ave
- We are seeking consultant services to plan, design, and implement a context-sensitive mobility lane treatment on approximately 2.7 miles of this corridor using a quick-build approach.
- A 0.2-mile segment of Sepulveda Boulevard north of Ballona Creek is in City of Los Angeles (CD 11).
Corridor #3: Jefferson Boulevard, between Culver City's eastern boundary to Sepulveda Boulevard
- Corridor #3 is a contract option. Similar to Corridor #2, we are seeking consultant services to plan, design, and implement a context-sensitive quick build mobility lane treatment along approximately 2 miles of this corridor.
The Project consultant team should have technical experience and knowledge of quick build approach for transit and bike lanes and multimodal planning, design, and implementation.
- Design will include schematic to final design and construction plans.
- Actual construction work will be under a separate contract.
- Vendor should also have experience with outreach; traffic and parking analysis; data collection, key performance indicator development and pre-launch and post-launch evaluation of the Project.
Request Type
RFP
Deadline
Thursday, October 19, 2023