The fhwa seeks to build on the current state of the practice and activities that the transportation community is undertaking as IT relates to msat emissions analysis. Our goal is to use case studies…

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded a $300,000 firm-fixed-price contract to Cambridge Systematics, Inc. to provide research, analysis, and outreach related to mobile source air toxic (MSAT) emissions. The contract has a two-phase approach, with the first phase valued at $150,000 and an optional second phase also valued at $150,000. The purpose is to build on existing practices and research to update the information provided to transportation practitioners and stakeholders on MSAT emissions analysis, including the required use of the MOVES2014 model and providing technical assistance on FHWA's MSAT interim guidance. The contract has a 19-month period of performance and is not set aside for any specific business type.

Cambridge Systematics is a transportation consulting firm that holds several significant federal contract vehicles with agencies such as FHWA and the Federal Transit Administration, providing a range of services including transportation planning, policy analysis, and research support. This contract award demonstrates the company's expertise in MSAT emissions analysis and its ongoing work supporting federal transportation programs.

The fhwa seeks to build on the current state of the practice and activities that the transportation community is undertaking as IT relates to msat emissions analysis. Our goal is to use case studies and the recent MOVES2014 model and other research efforts to update the information provided to transportation practitioners and stakeholder. The required use of MOVES2014 and the need to provide technical assistance to the users of the fhwa msat interim guidance will also mean that the interim guidance and existing tools need to be updated. We are therefore requesting a task order for the mobile source air toxic (msat) research, analysis and outreach. This is a two phased effort, with an optional phase 2. The total amount of the phase 1 obligation is $150,000. The total amount of the optional phase 2 is $150,000, subject to availability of funds. If both phases are exercised the total amount of this procurement is $300,000. The period of performance shall be 19 months. Also, please find attached for your convenience the following supporting documents: (1) SOW, (2) HEP form, (3) igce, (4) 508 form, and (5) topr. The person of interest for this contract is victoria martinez, telephone 787-771-2524.