AICP - Senior Transportation Planner Bryan Davis

Bryan Davis, as a Senior Transportation Planner with the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission, plays a pivotal role in shaping regional transportation and land use policy through strategic procurement of technical consulting services. He leads the acquisition of planning, engineering, and analytical support critical to advancing transit-oriented development, brownfields revitalization, and resilient infrastructure design across northern Vermont. His procurement activities center on securing expert services that inform comprehensive regional plans, environmental assessments, and safety-focused transportation studies, ensuring alignment with state and federal sustainability mandates. Davis operates within a sled framework, coordinating with internal planners and external stakeholders to align contracting outcomes with long-term regional goals. Davis primarily engages with independent consultants and technical firms specializing in transportation planning, geographic information systems, and environmental impact analysis. While no formal contractor relationships are currently dominant, his procurement pattern reflects a preference for agile, niche service providers capable of delivering data-driven planning solutions and regional modeling tools. He fosters collaborative, project-based partnerships with firms that bring multidisciplinary expertise in urban design, traffic engineering, and climate adaptation planning, often requiring subconsultant teams to address complex, cross-jurisdictional challenges. Davis’s procurement profile shows no use of socioeconomic set-asides, with 100% of acquisitions conducted under general competition. This reflects a mission-driven focus on technical merit and regional impact over socioeconomic classification, though he remains open to qualified small businesses that demonstrate superior capability in specialized planning domains. His approach prioritizes performance, innovation, and alignment with regional planning standards over mandated preferences. His core procurement activity centers on NAICS 541690 (Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services), where he secures planning, analysis, and public engagement services, and NAICS 334513, for specialized instrumentation used in traffic monitoring and environmental sensing. His technical domain expertise lies in integrated transportation-environmental planning, with a focus on data collection systems, mobility analytics, and infrastructure resilience tools.