Transportation Data Analysis & Trend Reporting

The contract requires comprehensive analysis of bike count data to uncover usage patterns and seasonal trends, with the goal of reconstructing annual datasets that project bicycle demand through the year 2030. This effort will involve processing and validating existing data sources, applying statistical and modeling techniques to fill gaps, and ensuring the reconstructed datasets accurately reflect regional cycling behavior. The output must support long-term transportation planning by providing reliable, forward-looking information that aligns with regional mobility goals and infrastructure development needs. In addition to data reconstruction, the contractor is expected to deliver clear, actionable recommendation memos tailored for transportation modelers and regional planners. These memos will interpret the findings, highlight key insights such as high-growth corridors or underutilized routes, and advise on how the reconstructed datasets can be integrated into broader forecasting tools and policy frameworks. The work is scoped to serve the San Diego Association of Governments and will be performed in San Diego, with proposals due by August 15, 2026, under a subcontract arrangement classified under NAICS code 541330 for architectural, engineering, and related services.