Charleston Boulevard Alternatives Analysis

The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada is seeking proposals for the Charleston Blvd. Transit Corridor Alternatives Analysis, a project aimed at evaluating transit options along a 17-mile stretch of Charleston Boulevard from Pavilion Center Drive to Nellis Boulevard. The primary goal is to identify a locally-preferred transit alternative, determine the Minimum Operable Segment, and gather sufficient project details such as costs, schedules, and right-of-way considerations to facilitate a seamless transition into subsequent phases, including environmental review and preliminary engineering. The project emphasizes extensive community outreach to engage stakeholders and residents, ensuring that decisions regarding transit vehicle technology, station placement and design, lane configurations, and pedestrian safety enhancements are well-informed and aligned with community needs. The contract, identified as Charleston Boulevard Alternatives Analysis, is posted under solicitation number 25-003 Addendum 2, with a response deadline of March 21, 2024. It is managed by the Nevada-based Nevada organization, with David Gloria serving as the primary contact. The scope of work involves comprehensive evaluation and analysis, integrating community input to shape transit improvements. The project aligns with the NAICS code 541620, indicating consulting services related to environmental and transportation planning. This initiative is part of the RTC’s broader efforts to enhance regional transit infrastructure, improve mobility, and promote sustainable transportation solutions within Southern Nevada. Interested proposers are encouraged to review the detailed solicitation and submit their proposals through the designated platform by the specified deadline.