Public Notice: West Copans Rehabilitation and Redevelopment Project

Broward County Transportation Department has issued a public notice to inform CAD/AVL solution providers of an upcoming industry day event scheduled for July 30, 2026, at Government Center West in Plantation, Florida, as part of preparations for a formal solicitation expected in Fall 2026. This pre-solicitation notice, designated as “Public Notice” with NAICS code 541512, is strictly for informational purposes and does not constitute a request for proposals or a binding procurement action. The event aims to provide vendors with insight into BCT’s current technology environment, operational needs, and future initiatives related to Computer-Aided Dispatch and Automated Vehicle Location systems, including an overview of anticipated procurement timelines and an open forum for vendor questions and feedback. Primary point of contact is Windelle Jean-Pierre, with George Ross available for technical inquiries, and all interested parties are encouraged to register for the event via the County’s portal. The formal solicitation, to be issued in Fall 2026, will seek vertically integrated program management services to support the Transportation Surtax Plan capital projects, including Light Rail Transit, Bus Rapid Transit, new and reconfigured bus routes, community shuttle expansion, Mobility on Demand services, and multimodal infrastructure improvements. While the current notice does not include contract clauses, evaluation factors, pricing details, or performance specifications, it confirms that the procurement will focus on augmenting BCT staff for project delivery methods such as Design-Bid-Build, Design-Build, Public Private Partnerships, and Managing General Contractor models. All future proposals must be submitted electronically through the County’s BPRO bidding system, though detailed submission requirements, deadlines, and evaluation criteria remain undetermined until the official solicitation release. The place of performance will be within Florida, and while no contract value or period of performance has been established, this initiative aligns with Broward County’s broader strategy to modernize and expand its public transit network.