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Obsolete Bus Stop Shelter Replacement Project

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The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority is preparing to replace 19 outdated bus stop shelters across 11 locations in the San Jose, Santa Clara, and Campbell areas, as well as at VTA Transit Centers, Mission College, and Evergreen Valley College. These upgrades aim to modernize passenger infrastructure, improve accessibility, and enhance the overall transit experience in these high-traffic public areas. The project is scoped to target shelters that have become obsolete due to age, condition, or insufficient features, ensuring all new installations meet current standards for safety, durability, and usability. The initiative is being led by the California-based agency with Samantha Swan McCleary, Principal Environmental Planner, serving as the primary point of contact. Although the solicitation number and NAICS code have not been specified, the project has been forecasted with a posted date of June 9, 2026, indicating it is in the early planning and preparation phase. All work will take place within California, and no set-aside provisions have been disclosed at this time. Stakeholders and potential contractors are encouraged to monitor the official project link for future updates as the procurement process develops.

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VTA to replace 19 aging bus shelters across San Jose, Santa Clara, and Campbell with modern, accessible designs by June 2026.

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California → Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority

Place of Performance

CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority
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California → Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority
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Samantha Swan McClearyPrincipal Environmental Planner

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The purpose of the Obsolete Bus Stop Shelter Replacement Project is to implement upgrades to 19 existing VTA bus stops (in 11 locations) located in the City of San Jose, City of Santa Clara, City of Campbell, at VTA Transit Centers, at Mission College (in Santa Clara), and at the Evergreen Valley College Campus (in San Jose).

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