Carbon Reduction Study within The City of Fort Myers (FDOT 451523-1-18-01)

The City of Fort Myers is seeking qualified respondents to conduct a feasibility study focused on developing a bicycle and pedestrian street within the downtown district, as well as exploring micromobility options. The study area is defined by Edwards Drive to the north, US 41/Cleveland Avenue to the west, SR 739/Fowler Street to the east, and Edison Avenue to the south. The project aims to assess the potential for creating a dedicated street for bicycles and pedestrians, enhancing mobility, safety, and connectivity in the downtown area. The contract, titled "Carbon Reduction Study within The City of Fort Myers," is solicited under the number RSQ 0050-24, with responses due by September 12, 2024. The project budget ranges from $50,000 to $150,000 and is managed by the City of Fort Myers, Florida. Interested parties can contact Kirk Zimmerman via email or phone for further details. The project emphasizes innovative transportation solutions to promote sustainability and improve urban mobility within the city.