Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Tri County Metropolitan Transportation District Of Oregon.
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Oct 2, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Landscape & bioswale maintenance, and related as-needed services.
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Sep 21, 2026
Oct 12, 2026
Provide rail-certified cellular routers, antennas, and subscriptions.
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Sep 28, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Provide bulk R99 RHD fuel for the bus and LIFT fleets.
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City
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Portland
County
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Multnomah
Address
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1800 Sw 1st Ave
Phone Number
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(503) 962-7505
Zip Code
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97201
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Tri County Metropolitan Transportation District Of Oregon
The board meeting included a safety presentation covering building evacuation procedures and an 'Operation Lifesaver' awareness campaign regarding train tracks. A public forum featured community members discussing concerns about TriMet's contract with Portland Patrol Incorporated, security presence, and fair enforcement, as well as an invitation to an event celebrating a week without driving. Additionally, there was a report from the Committee on Accessible Transportation focusing on security updates, budget impacts, the reduction in contracted safety response team positions, and the ADA pass-up mitigation project. Finally, a report from the Metro Policy Advisory Committee touched upon Metro's future vision project and the 2028 regional transportation plan update.
The meeting featured committee reports covering updates from the Committee on Accessible Transportation (CAT), the Metropolitan Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC), and the Accountability Committee. The General Manager provided a report on staffing reductions, budget scorecards, and future priorities for the agency. The Board addressed resolutions to authorize a contract for transit customer safety services with Allied Universal Security Services and a construction manager contract with Stacy Witbeck for track rehabilitation projects. Additionally, the meeting included briefings on the 2025 Annual Transit Police Report and the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program.
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The board meeting included a safety briefing and the formal welcome of a new board member. The public forum featured discussions on transit service reductions, the potential advantages of fare-less transit, and the importance of careful stewardship concerning the safety response team contract. The meeting also included a committee report from the Committee on Accessible Transportation, covering updates on bus accessibility, the installation of braille and raised-letter tactile placards for improved wayfinding, and concerns regarding the increasing rate of ADA pass-ups on bus lines.
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