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Citywide Parking Management Study

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1322-24State & Local

Submission Closed04/08/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

The Citywide Parking Management Study aims to comprehensively analyze current and projected parking demands across the Downtown and North End business districts, as well as other commercial areas within the city. The study will evaluate a range of parking and curbside management strategies to optimize the use of existing resources and accommodate future growth, including developments anticipated to increase parking needs such as outdoor dining programs. City staff will oversee the process, including public outreach and stakeholder engagement, to ensure community input is integrated into the planning. The project seeks to enhance parking efficiency through technological solutions like app-based location and payment systems, while also exploring opportunities for new parking facilities, shared parking arrangements, and public-private partnerships to meet short- and long-term demands. Additionally, the study will develop transportation demand management strategies aimed at reducing parking congestion and maximizing utilization through pricing, permits, incentives, and restrictions. The resulting implementation plan will prioritize recommendations, outline timelines, and identify potential funding sources, all while considering the city’s unique character, coastal access, and evolving mobility trends. This initiative will build on existing land use plans to promote sustainable growth, multimodal access, and economic vitality, aligning with technological advancements and future trends in parking management. The contract, issued under solicitation number 1322-24 and posted in March 2024, is managed by the Manhattan Beach Fire Department in California. It involves professional consulting services to support the development and execution of the parking management strategies. The scope includes managing public outreach, stakeholder engagement, and technical assessments necessary for the study’s success. The agreement references standard templates used by other agencies, such as Anaheim and Sacramento, which outline contractual terms related to scope of work, compensation, project timelines, and deliverables. The contract emphasizes the importance of aligning the study with the city’s broader land use and transportation goals, ensuring that innovative parking solutions are integrated into the city’s future development plans. The primary point of contact for this project is Dru Leonard, reachable via email and phone, with the project’s details accessible through the city’s procurement portal.

General Info

Agency

California → Manhattan Beach Fire Department

NAICS

485310 - Taxi and Ridesharing Services

Place of Performance

CA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

Professional Services Agreement Template - City of Manhattan Beach

contract-document

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RFP 1322-24 Citywide Parking Management Study

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City of Manhattan Beach Citywide Parking Management Study Map

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedMar 6

Solicitation

Response DeadlineApr 8

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

04/08/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → Manhattan Beach Fire Department

Contacts1 person available

OfficeN/A

Organization / Agency

California → Manhattan Beach Fire Department

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Dru Leonard

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The Citywide Parking Management Study will be an analysis of current and future parking demand in the Downtown and North End business districts and other commercial areas; an evaluation of potential parking and curbside management strategies to efficiently manage multi-modal transportation needs; and a comprehensive toolkit of parking and curbside management strategies to equitably manage customer, employee, visitor and resident parking needs. City staff will manage the consultant's efforts, public outreach and meetings related to the study. The study will support an update of the Local Coastal Plan related to planned changes in the City's zoning code, as well as development of an outdoor dining program anticipated to incrementally increase parking demand. The overall goals of this project are the following:Improve the efficiency of existing parking resources;Provide sufficient parking capacity for existing and planned parking needs of all transportation modes, including vehicles, EV’s, shuttles, accessible parking, rideshare, delivery vehicles, bicycles, and personal motorized devices;Assess the need for future public parking based on current and proposed developments;Implement parking technology to improve the public parking experience, including app-based location and payment services;Develop transportation demand management strategies to reduce parking demand;Determine opportunities for new parking facilities, shared parking and public/private partnerships to meet short and long-term parking demand;Develop strategies to leverage existing parking facilities and programs to maximize parking utilization including pricing, permitting, incentives and restrictions; Develop an Implementation Plan for all recommendations, including prioritization, timelines and potential funding sources; and,Consider at all times the City’s unique character, stakeholders (residents, businesses and visitors), coastal access, and the future of mobility and parking. The Study will build on other recent and ongoing land use plans and studies to realize a new vision for sustainable growth, multimodal access, and economic vitality while minimizing auto congestion and associated impacts. The Study will also recognize evolving technology and future trends in parking systems, management strategies, and service delivery.