RFQ 26-277 Central Business District Corridor On-Street Parking and Curb Space Management Services

The City of Augusta, Georgia, through its Engineering and Environmental Services Department, is seeking proposals under RFQ 26-277 to implement a technology-enabled On-Street Parking and Curb Space Management system for its Central Business District. The project focuses on managing approximately 620 public parking spaces on Broad Street and 1,300 spaces on surrounding side streets and perimeter roads. The selected contractor will provide strategic expertise to develop a multimodal transportation framework that integrates parking with pedestrians, bicycles, public transit, freight, and electric vehicles. Key deliverables include an existing condition report, parking demand analysis, a technology assessment report, and a comprehensive parking management and revenue generation plan. The full-service scope may also encompass enforcement, citation processing, revenue collection, and financial reconciliation. The selection process is a two-phase evaluation based on a 500-point scale, where the top three qualified proposers from Phase I are invited to submit a Phase II proposal and presentation. Awarding is based on the proposal most advantageous to the owner, with final compensation determined through negotiations regarding scope and complexity. Interested firms must demonstrate experience managing similar municipal programs within the last five years and provide a qualified Project Manager. Submissions are due by October 7, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. and must include specific compliance documentation, such as E-Verify affidavits, non-collusion statements, and proof of liability and workman's compensation insurance. Additionally, contractors must adhere to the city's Local Small Business Opportunity Program and Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprise requirements.