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RSOQ Available: July 2nd, 2026
Questions Due: July 21st, 2026
SOQs Due: July 31st, 2026
Shortlist/Interviews: August 7th, 2026
Selection/Award: August 14th, 2026
Anticipated Notice to Proceed: August 28th, 2026
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Park City Municipal Corporation
This RFP seeks a qualified vendor to provide engineering, environmental, technical review, project management, and owner–representative support services for transportation and mobility projects for a government authority in Park City, Utah. Consultant support will be provided on an as-needed basis and includes coordination assistance, meeting preparation, follow-up, decision tracking, and maintaining project management tools such as action item logs, decision logs, risk registers, and status summaries.
The selected vendor will coordinate among city departments, partner agencies, utilities, consultants, and stakeholders as directed. Responsibilities include supporting environmental review, permitting, regulatory coordination, and reviewing technical studies and documents for completeness and consistency. The vendor will also conduct or support transportation-related engineering design work when authorized, including developing roadway, transit, multimodal, pedestrian, bicycle, accessibility, drainage, utility, signing/striping, and traffic control improvements.
Other deliverables include the preparation of concept layouts, design sketches, cross-sections, plan sheets, exhibits, specifications, estimates, and other design materials related to the authorized phase of work. The contract will be for a one-year period.
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