Requests for Proposals

The purpose of this study is to review pedestrian conditions along the US 190B corridor between US 11 and Town Center Boulevard and provide concept options for upgrading existing pedestrian facilities, constructing new facilities where they currently do no exist and providing construction cost estimates for feasible alternatives.

This is a non-negotiated lump sum contract in the amount of $65,000. All interested firms are invited to submit their qualifications for undertaking the above study. The scope of work and Public Notice are available on the RPC website at http://www.norpc.org/requests_for_proposals.html. Credit for DBE participation will be limited to the firms certified pursuant to the Louisiana Unified Certification Program. For convenience, DOTD provides a list on its website (http://www8.dotd.la.gov/UCP/UCPSearch.aspx) of firms that have been certified as eligible to participate as DBEs on US DOT assisted contracts.

Qualification statements are to be submitted on MPO Standard Submittal Form “Proposal to Provide Consultant Services”, for the prime and each sub-consultant. Submit your qualifications on the Standard Submittal Form on a CD (or via email) as a single PDF file for all forms (prime and sub-consultants) AND one paper copy of your qualifications. See full Public Notice for additional information.

The Regional Planning Commission (RPC) is seeking price quotes from Screening Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) trainers to conduct four, one day SBIRT implementation trainings, two within the North Shore Safety Coalition Region (St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington, and St. Helena), and two within the New Orleans Regional Traffic Safety Coalition Region (Orleans, Jefferson, Plaquemines and St. Bernard) for high school, technical college or college/university personnel.  The trainer will provide electronic copies of the necessary training materials for the SBIRT workshops to RPC for review.  The trainings must be able to be conducted virtually if the need arises.  By the end of the SBIRT implementation training, attendees should understand when and how to utilize SBIRT in a university or high school setting.

The purpose of this project is to provide technical services to the RPC as needed in the maintenance, update, and use of the transportation demand model and associated analytical software used for long-range strategic planning, and other transportation and land use related tasks..

This is a non-negotiated lump sum contract in the amount of $50,000. All interested firms are invited to submit their qualifications for undertaking the above study. The scope of work and Public Notice are available on the RPC website at http://www.norpc.org/requests_for_proposals.html. Credit for DBE participation will be limited to the firms certified pursuant to the Louisiana Unified Certification Program.  For convenience, DOTD provides a list on its website (http://www8.dotd.la.gov/UCP/UCPSearch.aspx) of firms that have been certified as eligible to participate as DBEs on US DOT assisted contracts.

Qualification statements are to be submitted on MPO Standard Submittal Form “Proposal to Provide Consultant Services”, for the prime and each sub-consultant.   Submit your qualifications on the Standard Submittal Form on a CD (or via email) as a single PDF file for all forms (prime and sub-consultants) AND one paper copy of your qualifications. See full Public Notice for additional information.