Feasibility Study, Dallas District, Districtwide

The Texas Department of Transportation is seeking proposals for a feasibility study focused on the US 75 corridor between IH-635 and the Sam Rayburn Tollway within the Dallas District. The study aims to evaluate transportation needs, potential improvements, and operational strategies to address congestion, safety, and mobility challenges along this critical urban artery. The solicitation, posted on July 22, 2026, requires responses by August 12, 2026, and is open to qualified entities under a state and local government procurement framework. The work will involve comprehensive analysis of traffic patterns, environmental impacts, public input, and alternative solutions, with deliverables expected to support future project development and funding decisions. All performance will occur within the state of Texas, specifically within the identified corridor. Christopher Franco of the Texas Department of Transportation serves as the primary point of contact, reachable via phone or email for inquiries related to the solicitation. The study is part of a broader districtwide initiative to enhance transportation infrastructure in high-demand areas and will inform long-range planning efforts. Proposers must demonstrate expertise in transportation planning, engineering analysis, and stakeholder engagement, with an emphasis on data-driven decision-making and alignment with state and regional transportation goals. Submission guidelines and requirements are available through the Texas SmartBuy portal, and bidders are expected to adhere to all procurement protocols outlined by the agency.