RFP26-08 High Injury Network Supplemental Study

The City of Dunwoody is soliciting proposals under RFP 26-08 for a High Injury Network Supplemental Study to conduct road safety audits and crash analysis on the city's High Injury Network. Building upon the 2023 Road Safety Action Plan, the selected firm will utilize the Safe Systems Approach to identify implementable safety improvements aimed at reducing fatal and serious injury crashes. Key deliverables include comprehensive data collection on transportation modes, the development of an interactive web-hosted map for public safety comments, in-person multidisciplinary road safety audits, and the creation of prioritized near-term and long-term countermeasures based on benefit-cost effectiveness. The selection process is qualification-based, with a total weight of 100 points distributed among project manager and key team lead qualifications (35 points), technical approach (35 points), and firm experience (30 points). Proposals must be submitted via a thumb drive in a sealed envelope, consisting of a technical proposal limited to 20 pages and a signed acknowledgement form. The contract requires strict adherence to various federal and state regulations, including Title VI non-discrimination, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Davis-Bacon Act for construction contracts exceeding 2,000 dollars, and Buy America preferences. Additionally, firms must certify they are not debarred or suspended from federal transactions and must comply with the Clean Air Act and Federal Water Pollution Control Act for construction contracts exceeding 150,000 dollars.