What contracts does Multimodal Programs award?

Multimodal Programs awards government contracts across various categories. Browse contract opportunities from this agency.

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Where is Multimodal Programs located?

Multimodal Programs is located in Santa Barbara, CA. While the agency may have offices in multiple locations, contract opportunities can be performed at various places of performance across the country.

How do I find contracts from Multimodal Programs?

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Multimodal Programs

Part of California · Santa Barbara, California

Multimodal Programs is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors.

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AI Mission Profile

Multimodal Programs, operating under the Santa Barbara County Association of Governments, is dedicated to advancing sustainable, data-driven transportation infrastructure through precise spatial analysis and intelligent mobility planning. Its core mission centers on enhancing multimodal transportation networks—particularly active transportation systems—by leveraging high-accuracy surveying and mapping technologies to inform planning, safety improvements, and public wayfinding solutions. Strategic priorities include integrating geospatial data into bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure design, supporting equitable access to non-motorized transit, and enabling real-time navigation tools that improve user experience and system efficiency. The agency prioritizes projects that bridge gaps in regional connectivity, with a clear emphasis on visualizing and optimizing non-vehicular mobility corridors. The agency procures specialized surveying and mapping services to support transportation planning, including aerial and ground-based geospatial data collection, digital terrain modeling, and wayfinding system design. Contracts are typically issued as professional services solicitations, often requiring technical expertise in GIS, LiDAR, and spatial analytics platforms. Procurement vehicles emphasize performance-based outcomes tied to accuracy, scalability, and integration with existing regional transportation data systems. The primary procurement category is NAICS 541370—Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) Services—reflecting a deliberate focus on geospatial intelligence for transportation planning. There are no set-asides indicated in recent activity, suggesting procurement is open to all qualified vendors with demonstrated technical capability in advanced mapping technologies. The agency favors vendors with proven experience in municipal transportation projects, particularly those capable of delivering GIS-integrated solutions that support long-term asset management and public engagement tools. Multimodal Programs operates as a regional planning entity within Santa Barbara County, coordinating transportation initiatives across local jurisdictions under the Santa Barbara County Association of Governments. It utilizes competitive solicitation processes to engage technical service providers and relies on professional service contracts to deliver mission-critical spatial data infrastructure. Its geographic scope is focused on enhancing county-wide multimodal networks through precise, actionable geospatial intelligence.