Transportation Engineering and Planning Services for Safe Speeds Lab

Released: October 5, 2026 12:00 AM EDT Questions due (Question Submission Deadline): October 23, 2026 5:00 PM EDT Responses due (Submission Deadline): November 5, 2026 2:00 PM EST at JOIN THE QUALIFICATION STATEMENTS OPENING.

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The City of Orland o ("City") is seeking Qualifications Statements from interested Consultants registered in the State of Florida to provide Professional Engineering Services pursuant to Section 471.023 of the Florida Statutes for RQS27-0008 Transportation Engineering and Planning Services for Safe Speeds Lab which will be funded partially or entirely through Agreement Fiscal Year 2025 Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant from U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT). Respondents which are business organizations must be filed with and registered in the State of Florida to provide Engineering Services pursuant to Section 471.023 of the Florida Statutes as of the due date for submission of Qualification Statements.

The USDOT awarded the City an SS4A grant to fund the Safe Speeds Lab, which encompasses supplemental planning and demonstration activities supporting Orlando’s Vision Zero Action Plan. The selected Consultant will partner with the City’s Transportation Department, including two grant-funded staff members—to deliver a proactive, contextual citywide Speed Management Plan informed by quick-build demonstration activities designed to reduce traffic speeds.

The project will be executed in multiple phases:

Base Phase (Supplemental Planning & Preliminary Engineering): Runs concurrently with all project stages to develop the overall Speed Management Plan.

Phase 1 (Design & Implementation): Initiated by a second Notice to Proceed, this phase focuses on the design and execution of quick-build demonstration activities. The performance data and results from these demonstrations will directly inform a prioritized project list within the final Speed Management Plan.

The City welcomes innovative proposals detailing creative approaches, methodologies, data collection strategies, and industry best practices to achieve these safety goals.

NIGP codes: 90640 Graphic Design - Architectural; 90656 Landscape Architecture; 90664 Planning, Urban (Community, Regional, Area wide, and State); 90666 Planning, Site (Installation and Project); 90742 Geotechnical - Soils; 91503 Advertising/Public Relations (Incl. Skywriting); 91573 Public Information Services (Incl. Press Releases); 91838 Education and Training Consulting; 91846 Feasibility Studies (Consulting); 91896 Transportation Consulting; 92033 Mapping Services, Digitized, Cartography (See 962-52 for Standard Mapping Services); 92517 Civil Engineering; 92531 Electrical Engineering (Incl.

Cogeneration Design Services); 92544 General Construction: Management, Scheduling, Cost Estimation - Engineering; 92549 Highways; Streets; Airport Pay-Parking Lots - Engineering; 92555 Inspecting, General/Engineering; 92561 Land Development and Planning/Engineering; 92593 Traffic and Transportation Engineering; 96182 Transportation Services (Not Otherwise Classified); 96252 Mapping Services (Including Cartography and Surveying Services, Not Aerial)(See 920-33 for Digitized Mapping Services) and 905-10 for Aerial Mapping and Survey Services); 96276 Seating and Meeting Services, Public

Other timeline events: Publication: October 4, 2026 12:00 AM EDT at • Orlando Sentinel