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Microtransit Pilot Program Services

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26-6986State & Local

Submission Closed05/28/2026, 04:00:39 PM UTC

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NAICS: 485119

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CobbLinc, formerly Cobb Community Transit, has been providing transit services in Cobb County since 1989 and currently operates a comprehensive system that includes nine fixed routes, one rapid route, paratransit, a transportation voucher program, a microtransit circluator, and multiple park-and-ride and transfer facilities. The service is managed through a partnership with a private operator handling operations, maintenance, safety, and customer service. In line with the county's long-term transportation plan adopted in 2022, CobbLinc plans to consolidate its existing on-demand FLEX zones into a single expanded On Demand Micro Transit zone, with goals to extend this service across much of Cobb County over 30 years. The Microtransit Pilot Program, set for implementation in locations including Acworth, Kennesaw, and Town Center, offers curb-to-curb service designed to integrate seamlessly with other regional transit options. Funded initially for two years through federal, state, and local sources with support from the Atlanta-Region Transit Link Authority (ATL), the pilot's success will be evaluated based on key performance metrics, potentially securing a third year of funding. This solicitation, issued by Cobb County Procurement Services in Georgia with a response deadline in late May 2026, seeks services related to this innovative microtransit initiative and is administered by key contacts within the transit and procurement divisions.

General Info

CobbLinc expands microtransit pilot integrating curb-to-curb service across Cobb County, funded two years.

Agency

Georgia → Procurement Services

NAICS

485119 - Other Urban Transit Systems

Place of Performance

GA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

FTA Required Clauses 2025

20 pages · specifications

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Immigration Compliance Certification for Cobb County Project

1 page · certification

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Subcontractor Affidavit & Agreement for Cobb County GA

1 page · subcontractor-affidavit

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Contractual_Provisions,_FTA_Clauses,_and_Attachments.pdf

COST_PROPOSAL_FORM.pdf

Microtransit Pilot Program Services.pdf

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 1

Solicitation

Response DeadlineMay 28

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Submission Closed

05/28/2026, 04:00:39 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGeorgia → Procurement Services

Contacts2 people available

OfficeMarietta, GA, 30060, USA

Organization / AgencyGeorgia → Procurement Services

Office AddressMarietta, GA, 30060, USA

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Shain EversleyTransit Planning Division Manager

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Stephanie BriceDeputy Director of Procurement Services

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+1 (555) 000-0000

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Surfaces GroupMarietta, Georgia

Infiniti GlobalAtlanta, GA

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Full Description

Cobb Community Transit (CCT) started operations on July 10, 1989, providing service along five (5) local routes. CCT was re-branded as CobbLinc in 2016 and currently transports an average annual ridership of one (1) million, post pandemic. In 2026, CobbLinc will celebrate 37 years of providing transit service in Cobb County. The CobbLinc system is comprised of: Fixed route service (nine routes) Rapid service (1 route) Paratransit service Transportation Voucher Program Microtransit Circulator service (one free route in the Cumberland area) Park-and-ride facilities (Acworth, Busbee, Floyd Road, Mableton, Marietta, & Town Center/Big Shanty) Transfer centers (Marietta Transfer Center & Cumberland Transfer Center) CobbLinc is operated through a service agreement with a private operator providing complete fixed-route operations, paratransit operations, maintenance, safety, and customer service. Adopted in Spring 2022, the Cobb Forward 2050: Comprehensive Transportation Plan included a recommendation to replace our three existing on-demand FLEX-zones with a single, larger On Demand Micro Transit zone. The 30-year long range plan recommends expanding the On Demand Micro Transit system across most of the county. Cobb County's Microtransit Pilot Project was selected for funding assistance by the Atlanta-Region Transit Link Authority (ATL) based on pre-determined criteria. Federal, state and local funding is available to fund the project for an initial two-year period. The proposed Microtransit service will include curb-to-curb service within the Acworth/Kennesaw/Town Center service area and will connect to other transit services in Cobb County and the Atlanta region. During initial operations, the project will be closely monitored and evaluated by CobbLinc and the ATL. Based on selected key performance indicators and successful evaluation, a third year of funding may be authorized by the ATL for the Microtransit Pilot Project.