Bicycle Infrastructure Government Contracts

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The City of Salmon Arm seeks engineering design services for two active transportation projects: Downtown to Uptown Connector Phase 2 and 30 St School Connector, including conceptual and detailed designs, topographic surveys, and safety-focused infrastructure integration.

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City of Torrance seeks bids for the School Safety and Accessibility Program involving curb, sidewalk, pedestrian, and bicycle infrastructure improvements in two city areas. Estimated value $2.5M-$3M. No pre-bid meeting; online Q&A available.

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City of Buffalo seeks contractors for Busti Avenue traffic calming and bicycle improvements including sidewalks, curbs, drainage, traffic signals, pavement, and tree planting. Contracting goals include MBE 7.7%, WBE 6.9%, DBE 0%. Due April 8, 2026.

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City of Tucson seeks up to 10 consultants for on-call bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure design services. Projects typically under $500K, contract term one year with renewal options. Services requested as needed with negotiated scopes and fees.

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County of Sacramento seeks contractors for the Fair Oaks Boulevard Bicycle & Pedestrian Mobility Project - Phase 2, involving labor, materials, and equipment to improve bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure.

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City of Davenport, IA seeks engineering firms for safe streets and intersection improvements projects to enhance safety for pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists. Qualifications must be submitted via the city's e-bidding system by April 1, 2026.

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Santa Barbara County seeks consultant services to develop a Countywide Bike Map and Bicycling Wayfinding Plan using AI to enhance cyclist safety and sustainable transportation. Funded by Caltrans, the project partners with UC Santa Barbara and Simon Fraser University.

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Newtown Township seeks bids for construction of a pedestrian/bicycle bridge and trail including a timber bridge, asphalt path, fencing, landscaping, and amenities. Mandatory pre-bid meeting on March 12, 2026. Bids due March 30, 2026 via PennBid.

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City of Albany seeks contractors for Frisbie Avenue reconstruction including bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure. MWBE goal is 15%. Project involves labor, materials, and equipment for street rehabilitation from McCarty Avenue to Garden Street.

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James H. Maloy, Inc. seeks certified DBE/MBE/WBE/SDVOB subcontractors and suppliers for the City of Albany Frisbie Avenue Rehabilitation and Bicycle/Pedestrian Infrastructure Project. Bid due March 17, 2026.