Federal opportunity from KS006005 - Development & Public Works - Community Development | 001 - Development & Public Works - Community Development • City of Springfield. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Mar 31, 2026.
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Main-McVay Locally Preferred Transit Solution: South 'A' Transportation Study The Project will assess current and future transportation needs, identify potential solutions, and recommend strategies for implementation along the South 'A' Street Corridor, from the Glenwood roundabout to South 18th Street. The study will include a comprehensive assessment of existing conditions, technical analysis, and community engagement to develop a range of multimodal transportation solutions. More information at: https://springfield-or.gov/city/finance/purchasing/ The City of Springfield is requesting proposals to develop a comprehensive assessment of existing conditions, technical analysis, and community engagement to develop a range of multimodal transportation solutions for the South A corridor. More information available at www.springfield-or.gov/city/finance/purchasing
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The City of Springfield is seeking proposals for the South 'A' Transportation Study to address current and future transportation needs along the South 'A' Street Corridor. The project will emphasize a comprehensive assessment including technical analysis and community engagement to develop multimodal transportation solutions. Responses are due by March 31, 2026, and additional details can be found on the Springfield procurement website.
The City of Springfield aims to assess and recommend multimodal transportation solutions for the South 'A' Street Corridor, identifying current and future transportation needs and potential solutions through community engagement and technical analysis.
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