Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for East-West Gateway Council of Government.
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Oct 26, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
Consulting services to update the St. Louis region’s High-Injury Network data, analyses, maps, priority lists, and public-facing mapping dashboard.
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City
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St. Louis
County
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St. Louis city
Address
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1 S. Memorial Dr., Suite 1600
Zip Code
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63102
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These purchasing programs appear in East-West Gateway Council of Government's records. Starbridge can help check which contracts cover your product.
Board meetings and strategic plans from East-West Gateway Council of Government
This discovery phase research report provides an inventory and analysis of the St. Louis regional planning and partnership landscape to inform future strategic proposals for the Partnership for Regional Alignment (PRA). It identifies regional priorities such as collaboration, economic development, quality employment, quality of life (including public safety, housing security, transportation, and environmental quality), and highlights regional assets including strong universities and cultural amenities. The report aims to build upon existing work and connect ongoing regional initiatives to create a unified strategic direction for the St. Louis region.
This document outlines the strategy for the use and maintenance of the St. Louis Regional Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Architecture. It details how the Architecture should be utilized in planning, design, and implementation phases to ensure consistent, interoperable, and effective ITS. The plan establishes maintenance responsibilities, including ownership by the East-West Gateway Council of Governments (EWG), a maintenance team, skills required, elements to maintain, and a change management process. A key objective is to keep the Architecture accurate, accessible, and easy to use, aligning with regional transportation plans and ensuring project consistency through a formal statement process.
Public-sector contacts connected to East-West Gateway Council of Government.
This document outlines an update to the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Architecture for the St. Louis Metropolitan Region, serving as a framework for ITS planning and deployment to enhance regional travel safety and efficiency. The plan's seven goals focus on integrating ITS into transportation planning, improving multimodal data sharing and real-time traveler information, increasing safety and security via enhanced infrastructure monitoring and emergency management, optimizing infrastructure utilization, and strengthening performance evaluation. The deployment strategy is structured into three tiers: regional integration for coordination and information sharing, integrated corridor management for multi-modal corridor efficiency, and basic system operations/infrastructure improvements that also support future connected vehicle initiatives.
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