CCTMA Clifton Emory Shuttle Corridor

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Office of Safety, Security, and Asset Management is seeking shuttle services to support its Commute Alternatives program, which offers federal incentives to CDC badge holders for using the Emory Clifton shuttle and bus services. The agency plans to award a sole source firm fixed price purchase order to the Clifton Corridor Transportation Management Association to provide transportation along the Clifton Corridor, ensuring reliable and accessible transit options for its personnel. This initiative aims to reduce single-occupancy vehicle use, promote sustainable commuting, and enhance workforce mobility in the area surrounding the CDC headquarters. The contract is classified under NAICS code 485119 for other transit and ground passenger transportation and is forecasted for award with no set-aside type specified. The point of contact for the opportunity is Kourtney Marshall, reachable via qrz9@cdc.gov, and the services will be performed in the vicinity of the CDC’s primary location. While the exact start and end dates are not detailed in the forecast, the posting date indicates this is a proactive procurement planning effort for the 2026 timeframe, with the intention to streamline service delivery through a single provider already aligned with the agency’s existing transit infrastructure.