City of Dexter and Washtenaw Area Transportation Study
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The government authority in Dexter, Michigan, is seeking a vendor to conduct a traffic safety and efficiency study for a school corridor serving the Dexter Community Schools campus. The study will measure, understand, and evaluate traffic flow along the corridor, including traffic traveling to and from the campus.
The selected contractor will identify traffic concerns and key pain points, collect traffic volume and turning-movement data, and recommend geometric and design alternatives. Recommendations should address traffic and safety issues and identify solutions that can be implemented by the City of Dexter and Dexter Community Schools, including improvements to pedestrian safety, accessibility, and mobility for people of all ages and abilities.
The contract period will be one year. Questions must be submitted by October 8, 2026, and proposals are due November 9, 2026.
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RFP Issued: September 29th, 2026
RFP Questions Due: October 8th, 2026
Responses Published: October 12th, 2026
Proposals Due: November 9th, 2026
Selection Process: November 10th – November 20th, 2026
Notice of Award: November 24th, 2026
Expected Project Completion: February – March 2027
All Invoices Submitted: June 1st, 2027
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