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This Solicitation opportunity from Washington was posted on July 30, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

26-004QP: On-Call Pedestrian Wayfinding

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26-004QPState & Local

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The City of Seattle Department of Transportation is seeking a qualified on-call consultant to support the Seamless Seattle citywide pedestrian wayfinding system. This five-year contract, starting in January 2027 and ending in January 2032, has a maximum value of $600,000. The selected consultant will provide comprehensive services including wayfinding system planning, map and asset development, updates to existing signage, asset management, and community engagement. Work will be assigned through individual Work Authorizations with negotiated scopes, schedules, and budgets, and there is no minimum guarantee of work. Qualified proposers must have at least five years of experience in city wayfinding planning and design. The selection process is qualifications-based, evaluating on-call project delivery, team experience, and potential interviews. Mandatory submission requirements include a Consultant Questionnaire, a WMBE Inclusion Plan detailing goals for women and minority-owned business participation, and a Non-Disclosure Agreement to protect design standards. The contract requires strict adherence to ADA accessibility standards, Seattle Municipal Code, and comprehensive insurance coverage. All invoices must be submitted electronically and are paid within thirty calendar days of receipt.

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Seattle seeks consultant for five-year, $600K on-call pedestrian wayfinding system management and expansion.

Place of Performance

WA, USA

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AgencyWashington → Department of Transportation
Contacts2 people available
OfficeSeattle, WA, 98104, USA
Office AddressSeattle, WA, 98104, USA
Contacts
Peter SamuelsAssociate Urban Designer
Rachel GreeneContracts Specialist

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Project Description: Seamless Seattle is the City of Seattle's citywide pedestrian wayfinding system. To date, there are over 120 Seamless Seattle wayfinding signs across the city's Downtown and University District, with additional wayfinding expansions currently being planned. As Seattle continues to grow, the Seamless Seattle system will meet the evolving pedestrian wayfinding needs of residents and visitors through system expansion, updates and maintenance, and smart asset management. Qualified proposers will be prepared to provide comprehensive on-call consultant services toward the continued development of the Seamless Seattle program through wayfinding system planning, wayfinding maps and asset development using SDOT's established pedestrian wayfinding design standards and criteria, updates to existing wayfinding signs and assets, city pedestrian wayfinding system asset management, and community engagement. The on-call contract will be used when no in-house resources are available or when in-house expertise is not available. One contract will be awarded for up to $600,000. The contract term is expected to be five (5) years, starting January 2027 and ending in January 2032. Specific services for individual scopes of work, fee and schedule will be defined via Work Authorizations. The SDOT Project Manager will engage the Consultant to negotiate individual scopes, schedules, and budget for each Work Authorizations, which will vary based on those services. There is no minimum guarantee of work under this solicitation.

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NAICS: 541330
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Solicitation # 26-012QP
The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) and OWCPST have established a secure Data Room containing engineering design plans and background documents for the Elliott Bay Seawall Project. This access is provided exclusively to prospective prime consultants and their proposed teams to facilitate the development of responsive Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) for solicitation 26-012QP, which concerns the procurement of Seawall Phase 2 design and environmental services. To gain access, firms must submit a completed request form and a signed Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) via the City of Seattle Procurement Portal on OpenGov.com. The request form requires the firm's Unified Business Identifier (UBI), licensure verification, and business information, with the option to request access for up to five additional employees. The NDA governs the use of confidential data, requiring that all information be used solely for bid preparation and transmitted via secure methods such as SFTP or password-protected encryption. The agreement remains effective for one year, until the notice of award for the solicitation, or upon thirty days written notice of termination. Firms are required to maintain a comprehensive written information security program and ensure that any subcontractors sign confidentiality agreements with terms at least as restrictive as the prime contract. Upon termination, non-archival data must be destroyed within six months, while archival data must be transferred back to the City. All inquiries regarding this process should be directed to the City of Seattle Procurement Portal or the designated SDOT email.
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