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Transit Planning and Operational Analysis Consultant

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The Transit Planning and Operational Analysis Consultant subcontract involves performing comprehensive system assessments for prime contractors on Ben Franklin Transit projects. The selected consultant will review fixed-route performance, lead scheduling practice and recovery time reviews, and conduct transit center capacity analyses. Additionally, the role requires evaluating growth corridors and service hour expansions utilizing HASTUS software to deliver an Existing Conditions Report and a Board-adopted Short Range Transit Plan. Qualified candidates must possess specific experience with WSDOT, Title VI, and FTA regulations. This opportunity was posted on September 4, 2026, with a response deadline of October 5, 2026. The contract falls under NAICS code 485119 and is managed through the Washington procurement agency.

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Consultant provides transit planning and operational analysis for Ben Franklin Transit projects.

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485119 - Other Urban Transit SystemsView NAICS

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WA, USA

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Short Range Transit Plan

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Performs comprehensive system assessments for prime contractors on Ben Franklin Transit (BFT) projects. Reviews fixed-route performance, leads scheduling practice and recovery time reviews, and conducts transit center capacity analysis. Evaluates growth corridors and service hour expansions using HASTUS software. Requires experience with WSDOT, Title VI, and FTA regulations. Delivers Existing Conditions Report and the Board-adopted Short Range Transit Plan.

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