RP001-27, Transportation Consultant Demand Professional Services on a Multi-Year Contract
Posted
Nov 4, 2027
Dec 15, 2026
The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners is soliciting competitive sealed proposals from qualified consultants to provide Transportation Consultant Demand Professional Services on a Multi-Year Contract for the Department of Transportation. This solicitation will assist GCDOT in selecting firms to provide demand service support for GCDOT in its implementation of its Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) and other capital programs. No minimum or maximum amount of work is guaranteed under this solicitation, and work will be procured on an "as-needed" basis. Firms must be pre-qualified in the appropriate Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) Area-Class for each category sought and must provide current GDOT Notice of Professional Consultant Qualification for each category proposed. Gwinnett County intends to select a minimum of three (3) firms under each of the Service Categories and reserves the right to award to a smaller or larger number of firms. Service Categories (each requires a separate proposal and separate fee schedule): • Service Category A – Pedestrian/Bikeway and Roadway Drainage Improvement Design Services • Service Category B – Major Roads, Minor Roads, and Intersection Improvement Design Services • Service Category C – Cost to Cure • Service Category D – Survey Services • Service Category E – Traffic Engineering and ITS/ATMS Engineering Design Services Proposals will be evaluated in a two-part process (Part I Technical Evaluation with point-weighted criteria including firm identification, key personnel, understanding and approach, QA/QC and technology, and references; Part II Interview at GCDOT's discretion). The selected consultants will be required to sign a Demand Services Contract for Professional Services and meet the insurance requirements specified in the solicitation (including professional liability, commercial general liability, automobile liability, workers' compensation, umbrella/excess, and other coverages as applicable). The contract term contemplates commencement on July 1, 2027 or upon award, with the first year expiring December 31, 2027, and may be in effect for up to five years. Scope of services: The demand services contract will be used to procure professional services for GCDOT projects including, but not limited to, planning, design, survey, right-of-way support, drainage design, traffic engineering, ITS/ATMS design, travel demand modeling, construction plan preparation, permit submittals, cost estimates, public meeting attendance, utility coordination, QA/QC documentation, and related deliverables as detailed by category. Specific deliverable and electronic submittal requirements (file formats, OpenRoads Designer version, 3D models, template libraries, corridor file length limits, deed files, QA/QC redlines, and electronic submission platform) are specified. Performance management, availability of key personnel for in-person meetings, and adherence to Gwinnett County standards and applicable laws are required. Administrative and proposal submittal requirements: The solicitation details required proposal content, page limits, required forms and affidavits (Ethics Affidavit, E-Verify/Contractor Affidavit, References, Non-Conflict of Interest, Federal Provisions), fee schedule instructions (fee schedule to be submitted in a separate sealed envelope labeled "HOURLY RATES"; hourly rates will not be used as a criterion for evaluating proposals but will be discussed during negotiations), partnering and sub-consultant requirements (GDOT pre-qualification for subconsultants, submission of resumes and references), and other contractual terms (termination for cause and convenience, compliance with state and federal laws, non-communication period, proprietary information handling, and insurance requirements).