RAIL CONSULTANT SERVICES RFP
Posted
Oct 23, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
On-call rail consulting services for the Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line, including rail property management, risk management and safety support, and railway engineering technical support.
Real Property Specialist at Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission
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Posted
Oct 23, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
On-call rail consulting services for the Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line, including rail property management, risk management and safety support, and railway engineering technical support.
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The committee meeting agenda includes the review and acceptance of quarterly warrants, expenditures, and credit card reports. Discussion items involve the analysis of options for agency office space, consideration of various policies including human resources, administration and fiscal policies, code of conduct, and language access. Additionally, the committee will review amendments to the Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget and work program, discuss potential investments for a multimodal transportation information center and operations facility, and receive updates on the draft artificial intelligence and telework policies.
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The Commission addressed several policy and project items, including the adoption of new Rail Right-of-Way policies governing leases, licenses, encroachments, and railroad crossing responsibilities. The meeting agenda included legislative updates, authorizations to amend contracts for the Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail, and cooperative agreements with Caltrans for highway infrastructure projects. The Commission reviewed financial status reports on Transportation Development Act and Measure D revenues, accepted the fiscal year audit, approved the upcoming year's meeting schedule, and conducted appointments for the Bicycle Advisory and Elderly and Disabled Transportation Advisory Committees. Additionally, a public hearing was held regarding the Measure D 5-Year Plans.
The committee meeting agenda included an analysis of options for long-term office space for the agency, including leasing, purchasing a new building, developing vacant land, or redeveloping existing properties. Additionally, the committee reviewed comprehensive updates to administrative and fiscal policies, including human resources, bilingual language proficiency, railroad crossing responsibilities, and a new code of conduct for commissioners and committee members. The agenda also included a review of proposed amendments to the Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget and work program.
The commission agenda covered several key transportation projects and administrative items. Major topics included authorizing contract amendments for vegetation maintenance on the Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line, entering into a new contract for on-call property and rail maintenance, and approving a grant application for the Zero Emission Passenger Rail and Trail project. Additionally, the commission reviewed status reports on Transportation Development Act and Measure D revenues, accepted the Measure D Fiscal Year 2024-25 Annual Report, and discussed various informational items including committee reports, administrative resolutions for CalPERS health benefits, and future meeting schedules.
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