This bid is for transportation safety planning and related engineering services in Kingman, Mohave County, Arizona.
Due
December 3, 2026
25 days left
Location
Mohave County, AZ
Arizona
Posted on
OpenGov
Notice ID
2026-RFQ-020
Please quote transportation safety planning and related engineering services in Kingman, Mohave County, Arizona.
Safety plan: Analyze crash and roadway data, identify roads with high injury rates, and prioritize safety improvements with implementation strategies and estimated costs.
Crash dashboard: Build an interactive dashboard compatible with geographic mapping software, with public and internal views, repeatable updates, documentation, staff training, and full administrative handoff.
Accessibility: Assess pedestrian accessibility barriers within agreed public right-of-way limits and develop correction priorities, cost estimates, and phases.
Corridor study: Evaluate Stockton Hill Road, emphasizing Detroit Avenue to Airway Avenue, with improvement options, a Design Concept Report, approximately 10–30% concept plans, and cost estimates.
Public outreach: Prepare a Traffic Calming Manual, coordinate public meetings and stakeholder engagement, and provide an accessible interactive engagement webpage across all work components.
Oversight: Provide continuous oversight by an Arizona-licensed professional engineer and/or registered architect, editable documents and mapping/source files, final plans by May 15, 2028, and closeout support through July 20, 2028.
Please confirm availability and send your quote by December 3, 2026.
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Deadline: December 3, 2026
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What they need
Safety action planAnalyze crash and roadway data, identify a High-Injury Network, and prioritize safety improvements with implementation strategies and planning-level costs.
Crash dashboardDevelop an interactive GIS-compatible dashboard with public and internal views, repeatable data updates, documentation, staff training, and full administrative handoff. Identify recurring licensing, hosting, and maintenance costs.
ADA transition planAssess pedestrian accessibility barriers within agreed public right-of-way inventory limits and develop corrective priorities, cost estimates, and phasing.
Corridor studyEvaluate Stockton Hill Road, emphasizing Detroit Avenue to Airway Avenue; provide improvement alternatives, a Design Concept Report, approximately 10–30% concept plans, and cost estimates.
Traffic calming and outreachPrepare a Traffic Calming Manual and coordinate public meetings, stakeholder engagement, and an accessible interactive engagement webpage across all work components.
Oversight and scheduleProvide continuous Arizona-licensed P.E. and/or R.A. oversight, editable documents and GIS/source files, final plans by May 15, 2028, and closeout support through July 20, 2028.
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