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Design Services for Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Safety Measures in Redmond
PROPOSALS DUE
October 09, 2026, 4:00 pm PDT
Closed
WHAT THEY WANT
(Summarized from the RFP)
The City of Redmond, Washington is seeking a consulting engineering firm or team to provide preliminary and final design services for its Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Safety Measures project, funded through the USDOT Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant program. The project demonstrates quick-build traffic calming and pedestrian crossings in the NE 85th Street, 161st Avenue NE, NE 79th Street and 188th Avenue NE corridors within the Downtown and Southeast Redmond urban centers: narrowed vehicle lane widths, two mid-block pedestrian crossings with rectangular rapid-flashing beacons (RRFBs), and three temporary or modular mini roundabouts. Because these are SS4A demonstration activities meant to inform the City's Safer Streets Action Plan, the improvements must be temporary or reversible if the intended safety outcomes are not met.
DOCUMENT SET
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CHANGES SINCE PUBLISHED
1 change
WHAT OTHERS ASKED
5 questions answered
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Regarding scope item "Data collection and survey/mapping": o Could you clarify the type of data will need to be collected by the Consultant? Will it be traffic data such as speed and volume? If so, does the City already have existing data or will Consultant need to collect both existing and post-implementation data?
Scope/requirements
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Page 2 of the RFQ states that estimated construction cost to be $200,000. o Does that mean total value of Consultant Services contract will be between $100,000 and $183,000? o Are there other funds in addition to the SS4A grant that the City plans to use for the construction of the quick-build improvements?
Pricing
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Budget: Should the consultant assume the $200,000 estimated construction cost is intended to be funded entirely from the $300,000 SS4A grant award, with the $83,000 local match and remaining SS4A funds covering design costs? Or does the City have a different allocation in mind between construction and design costs?
Pricing
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Survey: The scope of work states survey is "limited to curb ramp design (4 ramps)." Should the consultant assume no additional survey is needed for the roundabout locations, RRFB crossing points, or striping/channelization limits, or is City-provided record/GIS data expected to be sufficient for those elements?
Scope/requirements
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Signal: The RFQ lists "Traffic Signal Plans – Pedestrian signal, pole and push button locations" as a design task, while the project background describes RRFB installations at two mid-block crossings. Can the City confirm whether this task is limited to RRFB pole/push-button design, or whether a separate pedestrian signal (not RRFB) is also anticipated at any location?
Scope/requirements
ABOUT THIS RFP
RFP number
2733
Budget
$383,000
Published
Entity type
City
State
Washington
Summarized from the City of Redmond portal.
HOW TO SUBMIT
Submittals are emailed as a PDF to Micah Ross at mross@redmond.gov with "Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Safety Measures in Redmond Washington RFQ" and the company name in the subject line; attachments are limited to 20 MB and the City emails a receipt confirmation. No faxed copies are accepted. Submittals are limited to 12 letter-size pages (11x17 counts as two) at minimum 11 pt Arial with 0.5-inch margins, excluding cover, table of contents, letter of interest, resumes and the DBE/SBE Participation Plan, which must be included. Questions go to Micah Ross and answers are posted at redmond.gov/bids, where addenda are also posted.
NAICS CODES & TAGS
541330
Architecture and Engineering Design
Transportation and Transit Planning
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