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SS4A Safety Action Plan

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RFP #: P-2027-2State & Local

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The Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe is soliciting proposals under solicitation P-2027-2 to develop its first SS4A Comprehensive Safety Action Plan, funded by a U.S. Department of Transportation grant. The project is divided into five distinct sub-components, each with a budget of 25,500 dollars, totaling a project budget of 127,500 dollars. These components include a Safety Analysis, a Comprehensive Multimodal Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan, a Master Sign and Wayfinding Plan, an Illumination Safety Study and Plan, and Public Involvement and Safety Task Force administration. Awarded contractors will form a collaborative Safety Action Plan Team, requiring proactive communication, experience with Tribal communities, and participation in weekly meetings and a Safety Task Force. Key deliverables include GIS data for high-injury networks, written safety reports, and a final Safety Action Plan report. The performance period begins with a kickoff in early December 2026, with final deliverables due by June 1, 2027. Proposals must be submitted via email by November 4, 2026, and are limited to five single-spaced pages, excluding writing samples and references. Evaluation is based on the highest-rated proposal, with significant scoring preferences awarded to Native-owned businesses (10 points) and other disadvantaged or veteran-owned enterprises (5 points). Selected consultants must pass a background investigation and provide professional indemnity insurance or a performance bond covering 100 percent of the contract price. Additionally, all contractors must adhere to the Tribe's preference policy and federal disbarment regulations.

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Solicitation for a $127,500 Comprehensive Safety Action Plan for Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe.

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AgencyWashington → Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe
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The Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe (SBIT) has received a U.S. Department of Transportation grant to create SBIT’s first SS4A Comprehensive Safety Action Plan. SBIT is seeking proposals from contractors to deliver sub-components of the final Safety Action Plan. Awarded contractors will comprise the Safety Action Plan Team. This team will coordinate between their respective project sub-components and contribute to Safety Action Plan report drafting and review at all stages of the project. Safety Action Plan Team members will attend weekly project meetings to provide updates on the status of project deliverables and to coordinate and collaborate with other awarded project contractors. Prospective contractors may apply to more than one sub-component of this project. Project Contractor General Expectations • Proactive problem-solving, excellent communication skills, track record of working on inter-disciplinary teams, prior experience with Transportation Safety Research and Planning, prior experience working with Tribes/Tribal communities. • Collaboratively develop a shared project norms/expectations/communication plan with Safety Action Plan Team and Project Managers (Planning Department). •Attend all Safety Action Plan Team meetings to share project updates and receive/provide feedback from other team members. • Attend and participate in SS4A Safety Task Force. • Schedule site visits as needed for project coordination and field work. •Regularly update and check project Monday board to track project progress and deliverables. •Communicate about project via shared Teams platform and e-mail to coordinate with other contractors and Project Manager (Planning Department). •Participate in priorities/strategies ranking and final recommendation list (See component #6:StrategyandProjectSelections). •All planning and planning-related cost estimates should be tailored to future grant opportunities and applications relevant to the study.

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