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The Town of Amherst is seeking the services of a qualified consultant to provide professional services to conduct a comprehensive and detailed study of eleven municipal buildings s and has allocated a maximum budget of $300,000 for this important capital planning effort.” (3)
2. Conduct a comprehensive and accurate analysis of the building structure, envelope and building systems to produce an assessment of the current facilities status of site and building systems listed below, through non-destructive means.
Site
“The goal of this project is to establish an inventory of pedestrian facilities that assists in maintaining and improving accessibility of pedestrian facilities within the City’s Right-of-Ways. The field data collection program will include an assessment and database development of all elements of the public right of way pedestrian access routes including crosswalks, sidewalks, pedestrian curb ramps, ramps, bus stops & bus shelters, and 211 traffic signals maintained by the city. The condition and accessibility for each of those assets shall be in a method consistent with the ADA, PROWAG, and the City’s Guidelines and Procedures to support the further development of its asset management and accessibility compliance initiatives” (2).
“Item 1. Inventory and Assessment of Public Rights of Way Facilities and Polices/Standards
The selected consultant shall evaluate and inventory the below pedestrian facilities within the boundaries of the city for compliance with PROWAG and ADA regulations (width, running slope, cross slope, material condition, proper location, obstructions, etc).
“The City of Cincinnati is inviting proposals from qualified and experienced firms that can assist the City in developing a comprehensive ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan” (3).
“The Transition Plan shall include recommendations for phased corrective work. The recommendations will be developed to meet accessibility standards that are prioritized to comply with ADA Title II requirements that, at a minimum:
1. Identify physical obstacles that limit the accessibility of the City’s programs, services, or activities to individuals with disabilities…
The Self-Evaluation will identify any programmatic, technological, and physical barriers limiting the accessibility of the City’s programs, services, activities, communications, or facilities. At a minimum, the Transition Plan will provide recommendations for complying with the accessibility requirements as mandated by the ADA and State of Ohio codes…
1. Self-Evaluation Phase:
The consultant shall:
…Provide GIS data support to City including inventory and mapping of barriers, a version of which will be made publicly available. GIS data must be compatible with the asset management system (TBD) that works seamlessly with CAGIS to help capture data, analyze it, and prepare for the future" (3-4).
“The City of Cincinnati is inviting proposals from qualified and experienced firms that can assist the City in developing a comprehensive ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan.” (3)
“The Transition Plan shall include recommendations for phased corrective work. The recommendations will be developed to meet accessibility standards that are prioritized to comply with ADA Title II requirements that, at a minimum:
1. Identify physical obstacles that limit the accessibility of the City’s programs, services, or activities to individuals with disabilities…
The Self-Evaluation will identify any programmatic, technological, and physical barriers limiting the accessibility of the City’s programs, services, activities, communications, or facilities. At a minimum, the Transition Plan will provide recommendations for complying with the accessibility requirements as mandated by the ADA and State of Ohio codes…
1. Self-Evaluation Phase:
The consultant shall:
…Provide GIS data support to City including inventory and mapping of barriers, a version of which will be made publicly available. GIS data must be compatible with the asset management system (TBD) that works seamlessly with CAGIS to help capture data, analyze it, and prepare for the future" (3-4).
“The goal of this project is to establish an inventory of pedestrian facilities that assists in maintaining and improving accessibility of pedestrian facilities within the City’s Right-of-Ways. The field data collection program will include an assessment and database development of all elements of the public right of way pedestrian access routes including crosswalks, sidewalks, pedestrian curb ramps, ramps, bus stops & bus shelters, and 211 traffic signals maintained by the city. The condition and accessibility for each of those assets shall be in a method consistent with the ADA, PROWAG, and the City’s Guidelines and Procedures to support the further development of its asset management and accessibility compliance initiatives” (2).
“Item 1. Inventory and Assessment of Public Rights of Way Facilities and Polices/Standards
The selected consultant shall evaluate and inventory the below pedestrian facilities within the boundaries of the city for compliance with PROWAG and ADA regulations (width, running slope, cross slope, material condition, proper location, obstructions, etc).
The Town of Amherst is seeking the services of a qualified consultant to provide professional services to conduct a comprehensive and detailed study of eleven municipal buildings…” (3)
2. Conduct a comprehensive and accurate analysis of the building structure, envelope and building systems to produce an assessment of the current facilities status of site and building systems listed below, through non-destructive means.
Site
The objective of this solicitation is to select and obtain the services of Professional Consultant Teams to provide services for 1) Civil Engineering on Continuing Contract Basis 2) ADA Transition Plan and 3) Vulnerability Assessment.
3.3 ADA Transition Plan The Village of Wellington is requesting proposals to assist the Village with an ADA Transition Plan for the evaluation of all existing park facilities for ADA compliance. The Village requests an 20 independent analysis of the park system to determine overall compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards. The tasks that may be requested by the Village of Wellington include, but are not limited to:
3.3.1 Park Evaluations – Task 1
a. The Consultant shall conduct Field Surveys of all Park facilities provided in Exhibit II (Parks, Preserves, & Memorials Map), which the Village provides programs, facilities, services and/or activities to the general public.
c. Park Field Surveys shall analyze all elements of the facilities, applying appropriate accessibility standards to those areas of facilities. Park Field Surveys shall include but not be limited to, the following elements:
v. Sidewalks
"The Town of Weston is inviting proposals from qualified firms to develop Weston’s Pedestrian, Bicycle, Sidewalk and Multi-Use Path Master Plan. The scope of these services shall include, but not be limited to, the following: survey and catalog existing bicycle paths, sidewalks and trails; neighborhood outreach; investigation into existing neighborhood comments; pedestrian/bicycle studies; sidewalk studies; presentations; work with town staff and committees and the preparation of the Pedestrian, Bicycle and Sidewalk Master Plan" (1).
"Existing Conditions Inventory – The Engineer shall prepare an existing conditions inventory of infrastructure utilized by pedestrians and bicyclists, within the Town and any adjacent regional connections.
“The City of Richmond is soliciting proposals for professional engineering services to establish a contract through competitive negotiation pursuant to Richmond City Code section 21-68 for pavement condition assessment and analysis services and sidewalk condition assessment and analysis services of City-owned roads, sidewalks, driveway aprons, curbs, gutters, and ADA ramps” (4).
“1.3.4. Sidewalk Assessment
A. The Contractor shall assign staff to perform the image capturing and concrete condition surveys for the entire City sidewalk network including curb and gutter, ADA ramps, driveway aprons, and carriage walks. All work shall be performed by the Contractor according to ASTM Standards of Practice (D-6433-11)...
D. The Contractor shall use a ESRI or ARCGIS compliant application to create asset inventories and perform sidewalk repair ratings…” (8).