Traffic Impact and Concurrency Assessments

The contract requires evaluation of traffic impacts associated with new development projects to ensure compliance with Florida’s concurrency requirements as mandated by state statutes. The work involves analyzing how proposed developments affect regional transportation systems, including roadways, intersections, and public transit, and determining whether adequate infrastructure capacity exists to maintain acceptable levels of service without triggering concurrency failures. The assessments must align with local, regional, and state transportation planning standards and include data collection, modeling, and reporting to demonstrate adherence to legal thresholds for traffic performance. Subcontractors are expected to deliver detailed technical analyses that support planning and permitting decisions for development applications across Florida. The scope encompasses field surveys, traffic count collection, signal timing evaluations, capacity analyses, and recommendations for mitigation measures such as roadway improvements or transit enhancements. Work must be completed in accordance with established methodologies and timelines, and all findings must be defensible under state regulatory review. The contract is open for bidding with a submission deadline of July 21, 2026, under NAICS code 541620 for environmental and other scientific consulting services.