The Federal Highway Administration awarded an indefinite delivery contract to Cambridge Systematics, Inc. to provide technical support services advancing the agency's highway safety initiatives. The multiple award IDC has a potential value of $38 million over five years. Cambridge Systematics has been issued several fixed price delivery orders against the master contract to perform work in Medford, Massachusetts. This includes developing approaches and case studies to support establishing zero traffic fatality goals, integrating safe system principles into the Strategic Highway Safety Program Guide, and providing analysis and solutions to advance implementation of the Safe System approach in the Highway Safety Improvement Program. The original solicitation sought proposals for technical and general services involving policy, data, safety evaluation and program support to reduce highway crashes and mitigate impacts in alignment with the FHWA's mission to improve road safety.
The delivery orders awarded to Cambridge Systematics encompass policy analysis, data driven safety project identification, and programmatic countermeasure implementation intended to support the Federal Highway Administration's strategic goal of reducing fatalities and serious injuries on the nation's roadways. Cambridge Systematics utilizes its expertise in transportation safety to assist the agency through tasks such as backcasting historical accident data, identifying proactive measures, and integrating safe system principles into the FHWA's key safety programs in accordance with stated statements of work. No subcontractors or socioeconomic set asides are indicated across the orders summarized.
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