Community Transit maintains a continuous Qualified Vendor List (QVL) of Prime Architectural & Engineering Consultants to provide a broad availability of disciplines for a variety of transit projects. All Vendors interested in obtaining Prime Contracts with Community Transit are invited to join. Note: Addendums 1-16 have been conformed as of 4/1/26 into the Solicitation document. IMPORTANT NOTES FOR SUBMISSION OF STATEMENTS OF QUALIFICATIONS: CONTRACTED FIRMS: Firms that have already established contracts under this procurement with Community Transit, are encouraged to review the following sections: Exhibit 1 – Projected Upcoming Work (Updated: November 5, 2025) Firms already placed on QVL have an option to submit updates and changes. If no updates or changes are received from vendors already on QVL during the annual update process, Community Transit will ordinarily allow such vendors to remain in the QVL, assuming status quo of qualifications. Firms should also regularly validate contact information utilizing Community Transit’s Procurement webpage, to ensure email notifications can be delivered to the appropriate personnel per Section 2.02 a. NEW APPLICANTS: Firms that have not established contracts under this procurement with Community Transit, are encouraged to review the full solicitation packet including addendums and submit the Statements of Qualifications.
Qualified Vendors are invited to submit proposals, based on the information provided in this RFP to provide bus stop shelter and park and ride cleaning services to all locations located within this solicitation. Fixed price contract for a term of one-year beginning February 2027 with four (4) one-year extension options, at the sole discretion of Community Transit. Instructions for submission of proposals: 1. Navigate to ‘BIDS’ and select the solicitation number (found on the cover sheet of this solicitation) 2. Download documents from ‘DOCUMENTS’ tab 3. Questions can be submitted by deadline in the ‘CLARIFYING QUESTIONS’ tab. 4. Upload completed documents (identified in ‘Vendor’s Checklist’) to ‘RESPONSE’ tab.
Qualified electrical engineering Consultant services to perform a comprehensive Arc Flash Hazard Assessment for the electrical distribution systems and equipment at three identified facility campuses. The Consultant shall provide all engineering services necessary to complete the assessment, including field data collection, electrical system analysis, preparation or updating of electrical drawings, arc flash hazard calculations, label production and installation, technical reporting, and quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC). The assessment shall evaluate electrical hazards, verify available system documentation, identify deficiencies that may affect personnel safety or electrical system reliability, and provide equipment-specific arc flash labeling and recommendations for corrective actions, as applicable, to support safe electrical work practices.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Snohomish County Public Transportation Benefit Area Corporation
Community Transit Board of Directors Special Meeting
Date: Oct 29, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The Board of Directors held a public hearing regarding the proposed interlocal agreement for the annexation of the City of Everett into the Public Transportation Benefit Area (PTBA) and the consolidation of Everett Transit with Community Transit. Key discussion topics included the personnel transition, service growth potential, financial components of the agreement, and public feedback received via online comments, emails, phone calls, and written letters. Several members of the public expressed support for the merger, emphasizing the potential for improved regional connectivity, service frequency, and seamless travel across Snohomish County.
Community Transit Board Board Meeting
Date: Oct 2, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board received public comments regarding the proposed interlocal agreement between Community Transit and Everett Transit, emphasizing improved service efficiency and coverage, as well as a request to expand microtransit services into unincorporated Snohomish County. The meeting also included an employee service award presentation for 20 years of service, an update on the Swift Gold Line phase three engagement strategy including project timelines and community outreach plans, and a brief report acknowledging the agency's 50th anniversary.
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Community Transit Board of Directors Board Workshop
Date: Jul 29, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The Board held a workshop to discuss the ongoing consolidation of Everett Transit and Community Transit. The presentation detailed the progress on an Interlocal Agreement, categorized into three key pillars: people, financial, and service. Discussion topics included workforce transition plans for unionized and non-represented employees, methodologies for asset valuation and transfer, and strategies to ensure continuity of service while planning for future network improvements, such as micro-transit and regional connectivity. An upcoming public listening session and the anticipated timeline for final council actions were also addressed.
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