Micromobility Government Contracts

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Metro Nashville is seeking services for dockless shared urban mobility devices to enhance city transportation. This RFQ is active and open until May 12, 2026.

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Contra Costa Transportation Authority seeks a consultant to develop a model agreement and ordinance for a countywide micromobility operations program, focusing on regulatory framework, public engagement, and coordination across jurisdictions.

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The City of San Antonio requests proposals for a consultant to conduct a downtown accessibility and mobility study focusing on parking, transit, rideshare, micromobility, and curb management to improve access, reduce congestion, and support long-term development.

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The City of San Antonio seeks a consultant for a downtown accessibility and mobility study to evaluate parking and broader mobility systems, aiming to improve access, reduce congestion, and support long-term development goals.

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University of Houston seeks proposals for a Bicycle & Micromobility Registration & Management System. Responses must be submitted via the JAGGAER Sourcing Event Portal by May 1, 2026.

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The City of Cheyenne seeks proposals to develop and operate a dockless micromobility program including electric scooters and bikes. Proposals must include bike share and be submitted via the eProcurement Portal by May 6, 2026.

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Installation of six pedestrian, bicycle, and scooter counters along Miami Beachwalk, Baywalk, and Cutwalk. Includes removal and reinstallation of brick pavers and sawcutting concrete. Equipment already purchased; coordination required for pickup.

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CVRPC requests proposals for a scoping study to plan a community-operated micromobility service (bikeshare and potential scooter share) in Vermont. The study will estimate startup costs and recommend design strategies, focusing on community-led, affordable solutions with a $60,000 budget ceiling.

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CVRPC seeks proposals for a scoping study to plan a community-operated bike share and potential scooter share in Vermont, focusing on technical assistance, cost estimation, and community engagement with a $60,000 budget.

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The City of Grand Rapids seeks proposals for shared micromobility services to provide safe, reliable, and accessible transportation options. This RFP aims to establish a multi-year partnership with a qualified vendor.