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Transportation and Circulation Planning

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The Transportation and Circulation Planning subcontract for the City of Norco focuses on developing future mobility and traffic circulation strategies for general plan projects. The selected contractor will be responsible for analyzing traffic patterns and implementing strategies to enhance public safety and transportation efficiency. This role requires specialized expertise in traffic engineering and transportation planning to ensure the successful delivery of the Circulation Element report and various transportation improvement plans. This project is based in Norco, California, and falls under NAICS code 541330. The contract is designed to support prime contractors in meeting the city's infrastructure goals through detailed technical analysis and strategic planning.

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Transportation and circulation planning subcontract for traffic strategies and safety in Norco, California.

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California → City of Norco

Place of Performance

Norco, CA, 92860

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City of Norco 2050 General Plan Update Project

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Norco
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Plans future mobility and traffic circulation for prime contractors on City of Norco general plan projects. Analyzes traffic patterns and develops strategies to improve transportation and public safety. Requires traffic engineering and transportation planning capabilities. Delivers the Circulation Element report and transportation improvement plans.

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