Installation of seven DCFC Power Cabinets, fourteen DCFC Dispensers, an AC disconnect, a network switch enclosure, and structural pads for EV chargers, including associated civil and electrical work.
The City of Gardena Transportation Department (GTrans) seeks a consultant to provide construction management and inspection for its design-build Renewable Energy and Storage System Project at its Transit Administration Facility. The project includes an approximately 555.1 kWDC solar canopy, a battery energy storage system, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure, with solar-canopy construction expected to begin in mid-November 2026 and battery storage construction in early 2027. The consultant will mobilize with the design-builder and handle construction management, inspection, coordination, project documentation, schedule and cost management, labor compliance, and closeout.
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Los Angeles
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13999 S Western Ave
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90249
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This document outlines the PATH (Planning a Transit Horizon) Project, a study to reimagine GTrans' bus system to enhance service, making travel easier, faster, and more connected. The study evaluates routes, schedules, and regional connections to improve reliability and convenience, and aims to prepare GTrans for future major events up to 2028. Key goals include understanding evolving transit needs, ensuring comprehensive mobility across all neighborhoods and L.A. County, and fostering a sustainable, efficient transit system. The project actively seeks community feedback to shape the future of public transit in Gardena.
GTrans Strategic Plan 2028
Date: Dec 15, 2025Type: Strategic Plan
This document outlines the PATH project, a strategic initiative for GTrans, focusing on planning the future of transportation. The plan aims to re-evaluate GTrans services to enhance efficiency, reliability, and accessibility by improving access to key destinations, strengthening regional connections, and preparing for future growth and major regional events like the FIFA World Cup 2026, Super Bowl 2027, and the Olympic and Paralympic Games 2028. It seeks to create a modern, sustainable, and community-guided transportation network that reduces environmental impact and improves overall mobility and quality of life.
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This document outlines the PATH (Planning a Transit Horizon) project, representing GTrans's commitment to shaping the future of local and regional mobility. The study aims to create a more connected, efficient, and inclusive transportation system by improving access to key destinations, strengthening connections with nearby transit systems, and preparing for future growth and major regional events through 2028. Key objectives include analyzing post-pandemic travel trends, enhancing service connections, expanding mobility for all, driving sustainability, and focusing on efficiency and safety to build a modern, sustainable, and community-guided transit network that improves mobility and quality of life for many years.
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