Accessible Transit Simulator Development & Maintenance

The City of Charlotte is seeking a subcontractor to design, build, and maintain an accessible transit simulator for use in functional assessments and travel training programs. The project requires the development of a fully functional, user-friendly simulation system that accommodates a wide range of physical and cognitive abilities, ensuring compliance with accessibility standards to support individuals with disabilities in learning and practicing real-world transit navigation. The simulator must be robust enough to facilitate training for transit agencies, rehabilitation professionals, and community programs, with ongoing maintenance and support to ensure long-term usability and technological relevance. The contract is classified under NAICS code 541330, indicating it falls under professional, scientific, and technical services, specifically architectural and engineering services. The opportunity was posted on July 13, 2026, with a response deadline of August 26, 2026. Performance will occur within the jurisdiction of the City of Charlotte in North Carolina, though specific location details are not provided. This is a subcontracting opportunity without a designated set-aside classification, open to qualified vendors capable of delivering a specialized, high-impact training tool that aligns with public accessibility and mobility goals.