Specifications include, but are not limited to: . The following types of projects may be included in the program during the term of the agreement(s). Prospective consultants must indicate which types of projects they are qualified to do and interested in doing. a. Traffic and intersection engineering b. Roadway design and maintenance c. Bicycle and pedestrian facilities (on or off-street) d. Public transportation (capital infrastructure design) e. Highway and intermodal safety improvements, including railroad crossings f. Bridge design, replacement, or analyses g. Utility and storm water projects related to transportation infrastructure Each pre-concept report is expected to include the following elements. Additional elements may be included and will be negotiated as part of the specific task order for the project. a. Project summary that includes purpose and need, goals, cost, and schedule b. Complete project description c. Project constraints d. Alternatives e. Right-of-way/easements assessment f. Environmental scan summary g. Project stakeholders h. Public involvement plan i. Project schedule and milestones j. Cost estimates k. Potential funding sources l. Images (maps, sketches, photos as appropriate) Consultants are expected to provide a robust narrative that can be used in future grant applications, not simply typical engineering information.
