The San Mateo County Transit District is seeking qualified firms to prepare and build internal cost allocation models and frameworks and provide related preparation services. The selected proposer will receive a five-year contract, subject to Board of Directors approval, beginning June 1, 2027. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the procurement portal by 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time on October 30, 2026; hard-copy submissions are not accepted.
The San Mateo County Transit District is seeking qualified firms to prepare and build internal cost allocation models and frameworks and provide related preparation services. The selected proposer will receive a five-year contract, subject to Board of Directors approval, beginning June 1, 2027. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the procurement portal by 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time on October 30, 2026; hard-copy submissions are not accepted.
The project includes repainting all building exteriors and exterior surfaces beneath canopies at both sites. This includes walls, soffits, columns, pipes, conduits, bollards, paint-on graphics, and other designated equipment. Work also includes sealant removal and replacement at exterior doors and windows, removal and reinstallation of signage, and cleaning of fascia panels.
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San Carlos
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San Mateo
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1250 San Carlos Ave
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(650) 508-6200
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94070
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Board meetings and strategic plans from San Mateo County Transit District
San Mateo County Transit District Board Of Directors Meeting
Date: Aug 5, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The Board of Directors meeting agenda encompasses several key administrative and operational items, including the acceptance of quarterly reports regarding on-call contracts and technology purchases. The board is set to consider the award of a contract for maintenance services at the Dumbarton Rail Bridge and the ratification of the insurance program for the upcoming fiscal year. Additional agenda topics include closed session performance evaluations for executive staff, reviews of the transit police bureau annual report and bus safety protocols, and proposed amendments to the board's rules of procedure.
SamTrans Local Investment Plan 2027-2040
Date: Jan 1, 2027Type: Strategic Plan
This document outlines SamTrans's 'Connect Bay Area' Local Investment Plan for San Mateo County, a strategic framework for allocating approximately $700 million over a 14-year period from a proposed regional sales tax measure. The plan prioritizes funding across four key areas: Protection, Enhancement, Expansion, and Repair/Maintenance. Its overarching objectives include stabilizing public transit services, improving passenger experience, expanding access to underserved communities, maintaining critical infrastructure, and ensuring long-term financial stability and transparent operations.
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This document outlines the Connect Bay Area Local Investment Plan, a strategy developed by Samtrans for allocating approximately $700 million in local 'return-to-source' funding within San Mateo County. This funding is contingent on the approval of a 14-year regional sales tax measure in November 2026, intended to stabilize public transportation funding across the Bay Area and prevent service reductions. The plan prioritizes investments in four key areas: protecting current transit services, improving the passenger experience, expanding access to public transportation for underserved communities, and repairing and maintaining outdated transit infrastructure. The overarching vision is to ensure fiscal stability and foster a reliable, accessible, and efficient public transit system.
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