Environmental Documentation and Community Outreach Services

The City of Los Angeles is seeking a vendor to provide environmental documentation and community outreach services for a local infrastructure upgrade project. The agency is attempting to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility through the installation of Americans with Disabilities Act compliant curb ramps, compliant sidewalks, and Vision Zero safety elements. These safety elements include new traffic signals, upgraded existing traffic signals with protected left turns, pedestrian islands at mid-block crossings, a new cul-de-sac, and a new sidewalk. The project scope requires the selected vendor to perform all work onsite in Los Angeles, California. While the project involves no right-of-way acquisition from privately-owned property, the agency requires the vendor to facilitate temporary construction permit agreements with private owners at specific locations. The agency is requesting budget proposals from interested parties to determine the cost of these services. Bidders must perform all work onshore within the United States. The agency has not disclosed specific evaluation criteria or key dates in the initial solicitation details. Bidders must submit a complete proposal outlining their qualifications and pricing for the requested environmental and outreach services.