610537 BOSTON FAP No. TAP/HPP-0036(021)X Ellis Elementary Traffic Calming (SRTS)
Federal opportunity from 0H100 - HIGHWAY • Department of Transportation. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 18, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 14, 10.
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Description
Do Not Use COMMBUYS to Bid on this Project
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The opportunity involves the Ellis Elementary Traffic Calming project under the Boston FAP (No. TAP/HPP-0036(021)X) with a deadline for proposals set for February 18, 2026. This project is managed by the Highway agency and is designated as Small Business Participation Plan (SBPP) eligible. It specifically states that bids should not be submitted through COMMBUYS, highlighting a need for direct engagement with the agency for further details.
The buyer aims to implement traffic calming measures around Ellis Elementary to enhance student safety as part of the Safe Routes to School initiative.
- Small businesses that meet the eligibility for SBPP
- Firms with experience in traffic calming projects
- Contractors with a proven record of working with public sector projects
- Develop traffic calming plans and designs
- Perform site analyses and assessments
- Implement construction of traffic calming measures
- Conduct community engagement activities regarding the project
- Company profile including SBPP eligibility
- Relevant project experience documentation
- Technical proposal outlines
- Cost estimates and budget breakdowns
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- Adherence to local safety regulations and traffic management policies
- Comply with documentation requirements specified by the Highway agency
- Competitive pricing reflecting the need for community engagement and safety measures
- Consideration of costs associated with SBPP compliance
- Partner with local subcontractors who have familiarity with Boston's regulatory environment
- Engage community organizations to bolster engagement efforts
- Potential delays in obtaining necessary permits
- Public opposition to traffic changes
- Non-compliance with local regulations leading to penalties
- What specific traffic calming measures are preferred for this project?
- Are there existing community reports or studies on traffic issues around Ellis Elementary?
- What oversight from the Highway agency can we expect during the project implementation?
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- Detailed project specifications and requirements
- Community demographics and traffic studies
- Exact budget range for the project
- Clarification on the bidding process outside of COMMBUYS
- Project oversight roles and responsibilities
- Any historical challenges faced in similar projects
- List of preferred traffic calming measures
- Expected community participation levels
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