Request for Proposal (RFP) Number 74A1740, titled I-980 Corridor Alternatives Study (Vision 980-Phase 2).

The contract involves continuing the Vision 980-Phase 2 study, focused on reconnecting communities divided by the I-980 corridor in Oakland through an equitable, environmentally just approach. Building on Phase 1, which developed and analyzed various corridor scenarios incorporating transit, active transportation, freight, emerging mobility options, and land-use strategies, Phase 2 aims to refine these scenarios, evaluate their feasibility, and expand community engagement. The ultimate goal is to propose actionable recommendations for funding, implementation phases, and coordination among stakeholders to promote more integrated and sustainable land use and transportation solutions. Issued by the California Department of Transportation, this solicitation seeks proposals to support these efforts, with a response deadline in mid-April 2026. The project emphasizes collaboration with public agencies, community organizations, and residents to ensure a comprehensive, multi-modal vision that addresses social equity and environmental concerns in the Bay Area and statewide. The contract’s point of contact is Roberto Ramirez, who oversees communication regarding this procurement opportunity.