Traffic Safety Management Program & Systemic Safety Improvement Program 2026 Update

Clark County Public Works is seeking proposals from qualified firms to support the update and enhancement of two vital safety planning documents: the Systemic Safety Improvement Program (SSIP) and the Traffic Safety Management Program (TSMP). The project, titled the Traffic Safety Management Program & Systemic Safety Improvement Program 2026 Update, aims to improve traffic safety strategies within Clark County, Washington, with a contract value estimated between 500,000 and 1,500,000 dollars. The solicitation was publicly posted on September 17, 2025, with a submission deadline of October 29, 2025. Interested firms must submit sealed proposals physically to the county’s purchasing office, adhering to detailed administrative and compliance requirements outlined in the RFP, including confidentiality, conflict of interest, and diversity policies. The project emphasizes adherence to Washington State laws and regulations, and the primary contact for inquiries is Dylan Jennings. The scope of work involves providing professional, technical, and expert services to review, update, and improve the existing safety programs, ensuring they align with current safety standards and county objectives. The procurement process includes a plan holder list, which records entities interested in bidding, and a cybersecurity questionnaire to evaluate third-party data security controls, reflecting Clark County’s commitment to data protection and risk management. The project’s successful completion is expected to enhance the county’s traffic safety initiatives, ultimately contributing to safer transportation environments.