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This Solicitation opportunity from California was posted on August 27, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

I-405 Corridor Plan

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250426State & Local

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The Orange County Transportation Authority is soliciting proposals for the I-405 Corridor Plan, a project aimed at developing a policy-driven, performance-based planning document to guide the investment of excess toll revenues. The plan focuses on three primary investment categories: freeway improvements, transit investments, and local streets and roads improvements. This firm-fixed-price contract has a total value of 850,000 dollars and an anticipated performance period of 18 months. The scope of work is divided into seven tasks, ranging from project management and public outreach to the development of a multimodal inventory and a final prioritization framework for future investments. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov Procurement portal by September 28, 2026. Selection is based on a weighted evaluation of the work plan (30 percent), staffing and project organization (25 percent), cost (25 percent), and firm qualifications (20 percent). The selected consultant must adhere to strict health, safety, and environmental specifications and maintain comprehensive insurance coverage, including professional liability of at least 1,000,000 dollars per claim. Contract administration includes monthly invoicing with a 10 percent retention fee, which is released upon final acceptance of the work.

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OCTA seeks $850,000 proposals for I-405 Corridor Plan due September 28, 2026.

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R001855 I-405 Corridor Plan SOW Verification

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R001855 Independent Cost Estimate (ICE) – I-405 Corridor Plan

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RFP 250426 Exhibit A - Interstate 405 Corridor Plan SOW

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RFP 250426 Exhibit B Price Summary Sheet

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RFP 250426 Exhibit D - Level 1 HSE Specifications

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RFP 250426 - I-405 Corridor Plan

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RFP 250426 - I-405 Corridor Plan

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RFP 250426: I-405 Corridor Plan

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RFP 250426 I-405 Corridor Plan – Insurance and Indemnification Memo

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RFP 250426 Procurement Plan – I-405 Corridor Plan

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Proposed Agreement No. 250426 - I-405 Corridor Plan

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R001855 Purchase Requisition Reprint - 405 Corridor Plan

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RFP 250426 1405 Corridor Plan - Insurance Approval Email

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RFP 250426 I-405 Corridor Plan Procurement Schedule

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AgencyCalifornia → Planning-Project Development
Contacts2 people available
OfficeOrange, CA, 92863, USA
Office AddressOrange, CA, 92863, USA
Contacts
Alison ArmySection Manager II
Megan BornmanSenior Contract Administrator

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PsomasSanta Ana, CA
Egis USADallas, TX
Elite Transportation GroupSunnyvale, CA

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