Traffic and Circulation Infrastructure Planning

The City of Irvine is seeking a subcontractor to support planning and design enhancements for the Circulation Element, focusing on traffic mitigation analysis, pedestrian-focused improvements, and better connectivity across the urban network. This work includes the integration of bike lanes, improved crosswalks, and other infrastructure changes aimed at promoting safer, more accessible transportation options while reducing vehicle congestion and environmental impact. The project is rooted in urban mobility goals and requires expertise in transportation planning, traffic engineering, and human-centered design to align with the city’s long-term sustainability and livability objectives. The contract is classified under NAICS code 541330, indicating it falls within architectural and engineering services, and is posted as a subcontract with a July 1, 2026, effective date. Work will be performed primarily within the city of Irvine, California, with no specific place of performance beyond the municipal jurisdiction. There is no set-aside designation or funding source specified, and the contract details are accessible through the California Environmental Quality Act database. The effort is part of broader civic infrastructure planning and requires detailed coordination with local planning stakeholders to ensure compliance with regional transportation and land use goals.