REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP # 2026-06) For TRAVEL TRAINERS FOR SOLANO MOBILITY PROGRAMS In Solano County
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Oct 2, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
Procurement of Travel Trainers for Solano Mobility Programs in Solano County.
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Posted
Oct 2, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
Procurement of Travel Trainers for Solano Mobility Programs in Solano County.
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City
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Suisun
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Solano
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1 Harbor Center
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(707) 424-6075
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94585
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Solano Transportation Authority
The Solano Rail Hub PDA Plan, commissioned by the Solano Transportation Authority in partnership with the Cities of Fairfield and Suisun City, details a coordinated land use vision to advance Transit-Oriented Communities (TOC) and enhance residential and mixed-use housing around the Suisun-Fairfield Station. This plan, funded by a Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) grant for implementing Plan Bay Area 2050 strategies, focuses on key areas: achieving transit-supportive densities, developing comprehensive housing policies for production, preservation, and protection, establishing effective parking management strategies, and improving station access and circulation. The overarching goal is to foster sustainable growth, promote economic development, improve neighborhood vitality, enhance transportation connectivity, and ensure equitable access to housing, jobs, services, and transit, thereby strengthening the cities' eligibility for future regional funding.
The meeting focused on the recognition of the retiring Executive Director and the appointment of an interim replacement. Presentations were held regarding the Solano Express systems performance, the Al Zampa Bridge resurfacing project, and the Solano Priority Production Area Plan. The Board approved various funding items, including TDA Matrix claims and FTA 5311 programming for fiscal year 2026-27, and authorized contract amendments for the I-80 Westbound Truck Scales project and vehicle share program dashcam technology. Additionally, staff was directed to plan a study session for the Solano Express service.
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The meeting included reports from MTC and STA staff, a standing update on Solano Express services, and the approval of financial items such as the FY 2026-27 Transportation Development Act Matrix and claims. The Consortium authorized requests for proposals for on-demand WAV services, approved programming for STAF population-based funds, and discussed a revised amendment to the Solano Express funding agreement. Additionally, the group reviewed a legislative update, reports on mobility programs, and discussed future agenda topics and transit operator coordination issues.
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