Downtown Pedestrian Mall and Micro Mobility Feasibility Study Services

The City of Fort Myers, Florida, is seeking a qualified vendor to conduct a feasibility study for a downtown pedestrian mall and micro-mobility services. The agency is trying to address the challenges of rapidly changing market conditions and infrastructure limitations by exploring modern regulatory frameworks. Specifically, the study must address adaptive regulations that can evolve with the market, regulatory sandboxes to test micro-mobility solutions, outcome-based performance criteria instead of fixed fleet caps, and risk-weighted regulations tailored to current user needs. The selected vendor must perform all work offsite at their own office location. Eligibility is strictly limited to onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency has not disclosed a specific budget and is currently looking for proposals to determine the cost of the project. A pre-proposal meeting is scheduled for June 17, 2026, to discuss the project requirements. Bidders must submit all questions regarding the opportunity no later than June 24, 2026. The agency will evaluate proposals based on the submitted materials, though specific scoring criteria are not detailed in the initial announcement.