Speed Study Services

The government authority located in New Mexico requires a vendor to provide speed study services to determine appropriate regional speeds. The selected bidder must perform data collection and field reviews, which include gathering traffic counts, speed determinations, road design and condition details, intersection counts, adjacent land use, crash data, sight distance, hazards, and surface types. Additionally, the vendor must select representative sites to measure speeds and 48-hour average daily traffic counts following federal and state standards. The required scope demands a review of traffic volume, crash analysis, conflict density, activity levels, and roadway context, alongside data analysis applying crash analysis, pace, standard deviation, and average, median, and 85th percentile speeds. The work must consider state and federal standards, including the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and the Highway Safety Improvement Program. Only US onshore organizations are eligible to apply. The buyer requires offsite work performance and accepts digital submissions via email or online. The buyer is currently looking for proposals and has not provided specific budget figures or key dates.