Vision Zero School Safety Project

The Vision Zero School Safety Project aims to enhance pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicular safety around seven designated school locations in Sacramento, focusing on critical intersections and roadways adjacent to educational campuses. Improvements will be made at Natomas High School along Fong Ranch Road and San Juan Road, Smythe Academy of Arts and Sciences at Haggin Avenue, The Met Sacramento High School on 8th Street and V Street, William Land Elementary School on 12th Street between U and V Streets including those intersections, Saint Hope Public School PS7 at Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and 26th Avenue, Father Keith B. Kenny Elementary School along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard from 9th to 12th Avenue and at 14th Avenue, and West Campus High School on 58th Street and at its junction with Fruitridge Road. The work encompasses infrastructure changes designed to prioritize safety for students and community members accessing these schools. Bidders are required to submit a bid bond amounting to 10 percent of their offered price, and all proposals must be submitted by June 10, 2026, by 9:00 PM Pacific Time. The solicitation number is B26151111022, with the contract posted on May 15, 2026, under NAICS code 237310 for heavy and civil engineering construction. The project is administered by the City of Sacramento's Public Works Department, Engineering Services, located in California, with Luke Fuson serving as the primary point of contact via email at ljfuson@cityofsacramento.org. The work is to be performed within the city limits of Sacramento and is part of a broader initiative to achieve Vision Zero goals by reducing traffic fatalities and severe injuries near school zones.