Sidewalk Inspection Projects
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Augusta, KS - ADA Self-Assessment and Transition Plan
The City of Augusta, Kansas is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from consulting firms with the expertise in developing and providing an American with Disabilities Act (ADA) Self-Assessment and Transition Plan.
The following scope of work to be performed by the Consultant consists of (but not limited to) the following tasks:
- Project management and coordination: Coordination with the City’s ADA Coordinator on a regular basis throughout duration of the project and preparation of regular progress reports and invoices
- Collect data related to preparing a Self-Assessment: update and confirm that data dictionary attributes for City’s ADA assets meet current regulatory standards, assess and implement what data is available from the City for use in this project, and summarize data collection that can easily be retrieved and mapped, develop procedures to maintain data and update asset inventory
- Stakeholder and Community Engagement: develop materials, organize and participate in public engagement events, City committee and Council meetings, identify and organize stakeholder groups that represent citizens with disabilities, and develop and/or recommend tools for collecting public comment/feedback
- Barrier Removal within public right-of-way: audit city design standards to confirm compliance with current ADA standards and develop comprehensive strategy/plan to remove identified barriers in the public right-of-way
- Implementation Schedule: develop a plan that prioritizes removal of high impact barriers in a systematic manner through a multiyear schedule Page 3 of 24, identify funding streams and develop planning level cost estimates, and establish a monitoring system that utilizes GIS data collected in the self-assessment task to communicate, track, and report progress
- Draft and Final Plan: develop targeted, accessible and easy to understand written documents, maps, photos, and tables that form an ADA Transition Plan that complies with the requirements of ADA Title II, and identify City procedures, communication practices, and staffing required to implement ADA Transition Plan
Phoenix, AZ - ADA Transition Plan
The City of Phoenix is seeking a qualified consultant team to provide Engineering services to identify and evaluate current services, policies, practices, and physical obstacles in the public Right-of-Way for individuals with disabilities. Services may include evaluation, survey, design, and cost estimating services.
The City of Phoenix Street Transportation Department is seeking to establish an ADA Transition Plan focused on public facilities and assets within the public ROW. The selected firm will work with the City to develop a comprehensive ADA Transition Plan based on State and Federal requirements, guidance from City staff, and public input. The ADA Transition Plan will include, but is not limited to the following components:
- Develop standards and methodology used to conduct the self-evaluation
- Provide a summary of self-evaluation findings, including barrier details and locations
- Prioritize recommendations for barrier removal, including methodology for prioritization
- Develop procedures and forms for monitoring the implementation of the ADA Transition Plan, evaluating, and documenting additional barriers, and filing Requests for Accommodation
Burr Ridge, IL - ADA Self Evaluation and Transition Plan
The Village of Burr Ridge, Illinois is seeking a qualified firm to assist with preparation of an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan. The ideal firm will have experience inspecting local government facilities for ADA compliance and will have prepared ADA Transition Plans for local governments.
The Village of Burr Ridge (“Village”) is requesting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified consultants to:
- Identify and evaluate current services, policies, practices and physical obstacles in public facilities, parks, and public pedestrian facilities that limit the accessibility to programs or activities for individuals with disabilities.
The consultant will develop a comprehensive ADA Transition Plan based on State and Federal requirements, guidance from Village staff and public input. The ADA Transition Plan shall include, but is not limited to, the following components:
- An overview of the standards and methodology used to conduct the Self Evaluation
- A summary of Self-Evaluation findings, including barrier details and locations
- A summary of estimated costs and recommended implementation schedule for remediation based on an assessment of current and possible new funding sources.
- Prioritization of recommendations for barrier removal, including methodology for prioritization.
Indian Trail, NC - RFP for ADA Transition Plan
The Town is seeking a qualified and experienced consultant to evaluate and make recommendations for the Town’s ADA Transition Plan for sidewalks in town, all facilities, and policies and procedures.
Facilities Survey/Inventory
Sidewalks within public rights-of-way should be assessed by the Consultant firm staff. The proposed scope of the assessment should be defined in the proposal. At a minimum, the scope must include:
- Right-of-way sidewalk miles
- Vertical height displacement
- Absence of curb ramps
- Demolition & replacement needs
- Absence of detectable warnings
- Curb ramp running slope
- Curb ramp cross slope
- Curb ramp width
- Curb ramp flare slope (where applicable)
- Top of ramp landing size
- Gutter pan size
- Asphalt over gutter pan
Garner, NC - Americans With Disabilities Transition Plan & Assessment
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town of Garner ("Town") invites submittals of bids for the Americans With Disabilities Transition Plan & Assessment. The project will be awarded if pricing is within anticipated funding availability.
The intent of this project is to provide comprehensive assessments that allows the Town of Garner to use as a part of an implementation plan to improve Right of Way accessibility on pedestrian walkways, facilities, and parks. The data collected shall produce a report detailing all deficiencies, recommendations to mitigate those deficiencies and budget estimates for the cost of mitigation by category of deficiency. Each deficiency shall be mapped into an ArcGIS layer to provide visual representation of the deficiency. Contractors shall provide options to assist in the implementation and fulfillment of the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). These options shall include a Right of Way SelfAssessment, Parks, and Facilities Self-Assessment that references the guidelines listed below.
- ADA Transition Plan Guidelines Title II Checklist
- Public Right-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG)
- ADA Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG)
- Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways (MUTCD)
- North Carolina Department of Transportation 2015 ADA Self-Assessment & Transition Plan (NCDOT)
Augusta, KS - ADA Self-Assessment and Transition Plan
The City of Augusta, Kansas is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from consulting firms with the expertise in developing and providing an American with Disabilities Act (ADA) Self-Assessment and Transition Plan.
The following scope of work to be performed by the Consultant consists of (but not limited to) the following tasks:
- Project management and coordination: Coordination with the City’s ADA Coordinator on a regular basis throughout duration of the project and preparation of regular progress reports and invoices
- Collect data related to preparing a Self-Assessment: update and confirm that data dictionary attributes for City’s ADA assets meet current regulatory standards, assess and implement what data is available from the City for use in this project, and summarize data collection that can easily be retrieved and mapped, develop procedures to maintain data and update asset inventory
- Stakeholder and Community Engagement: develop materials, organize and participate in public engagement events, City committee and Council meetings, identify and organize stakeholder groups that represent citizens with disabilities, and develop and/or recommend tools for collecting public comment/feedback
- Barrier Removal within public right-of-way: audit city design standards to confirm compliance with current ADA standards and develop comprehensive strategy/plan to remove identified barriers in the public right-of-way
- Implementation Schedule: develop a plan that prioritizes removal of high impact barriers in a systematic manner through a multiyear schedule Page 3 of 24, identify funding streams and develop planning level cost estimates, and establish a monitoring system that utilizes GIS data collected in the self-assessment task to communicate, track, and report progress
- Draft and Final Plan: develop targeted, accessible and easy to understand written documents, maps, photos, and tables that form an ADA Transition Plan that complies with the requirements of ADA Title II, and identify City procedures, communication practices, and staffing required to implement ADA Transition Plan
Phoenix, AZ - ADA Transition Plan
The City of Phoenix is seeking a qualified consultant team to provide Engineering services to identify and evaluate current services, policies, practices, and physical obstacles in the public Right-of-Way for individuals with disabilities. Services may include evaluation, survey, design, and cost estimating services.
The City of Phoenix Street Transportation Department is seeking to establish an ADA Transition Plan focused on public facilities and assets within the public ROW. The selected firm will work with the City to develop a comprehensive ADA Transition Plan based on State and Federal requirements, guidance from City staff, and public input. The ADA Transition Plan will include, but is not limited to the following components:
- Develop standards and methodology used to conduct the self-evaluation
- Provide a summary of self-evaluation findings, including barrier details and locations
- Prioritize recommendations for barrier removal, including methodology for prioritization
- Develop procedures and forms for monitoring the implementation of the ADA Transition Plan, evaluating, and documenting additional barriers, and filing Requests for Accommodation
Burr Ridge, IL - ADA Self Evaluation and Transition Plan
The Village of Burr Ridge, Illinois is seeking a qualified firm to assist with preparation of an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan. The ideal firm will have experience inspecting local government facilities for ADA compliance and will have prepared ADA Transition Plans for local governments.
The Village of Burr Ridge (“Village”) is requesting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified consultants to:
- Identify and evaluate current services, policies, practices and physical obstacles in public facilities, parks, and public pedestrian facilities that limit the accessibility to programs or activities for individuals with disabilities.
The consultant will develop a comprehensive ADA Transition Plan based on State and Federal requirements, guidance from Village staff and public input. The ADA Transition Plan shall include, but is not limited to, the following components:
- An overview of the standards and methodology used to conduct the Self Evaluation
- A summary of Self-Evaluation findings, including barrier details and locations
- A summary of estimated costs and recommended implementation schedule for remediation based on an assessment of current and possible new funding sources.
- Prioritization of recommendations for barrier removal, including methodology for prioritization.