Downtown Paid Parking Solution
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SUMMARY
DESCRIPTION
The city is seeking a vendor to provide a downtown paid parking solution for one city-owned parking lot and on-street parking areas. The scope includes the design, installation, operation, and maintenance of a paid parking system serving a primary surface parking lot and on-street parking along Auburn Road.
The requested solution includes system design and equipment such as pay stations, kiosks, meters, and mobile-based payment systems using a pay-by-plate method. The vendor is also expected to provide signage design that complies with local regulations and to train city staff on the payment system and related software.
Required payment options include mobile app payments, text-to-pay payments, and credit and debit card acceptance at pay stations, kiosks, and meters. Optional cash payment solutions may also be used at pay stations and kiosks.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 12, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Parking technology provider with paid parking system design and implementation experience
- Firm capable of supplying and maintaining pay stations, kiosks, meters, and mobile payment platforms
- Vendor with experience operating pay-by-plate parking solutions for municipalities or downtown districts
- Company able to integrate mobile app, text-to-pay, and card payment options
- Team with staff training capabilities and parking software support services
- Provider familiar with regulatory-compliant parking signage and streetside deployment
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