D3-2-Kimley-Horn_Discipline 3_Org Chart.pdf

This is an organization chart and proposal document submitted by Kimley-Horn for the Arizona Department of Transportation's On-Call Transit Consultant Services procurement (Solicitation No. BPM007068). The proposal covers Discipline 3: Transit Operations Planning and identifies Chris Joannes, AICP, as the primary contact and ADOT Project Manager. The organization chart displays the proposed team structure consisting entirely of Kimley-Horn staff with no subconsultants, including key personnel in quality control/quality assurance, project planning, and specialized skill areas across transit operations planning disciplines. The firm's team is structured to address estimating transit needs, capital and operations plans, comprehensive operations analysis and route planning, service implementation plans, performance auditing, transit asset management and capital replacement plans, program support, stations and stops planning and design, and major facility planning and design. The proposal was submitted by the September 10, 2025 deadline for this on-call contract opportunity.

The procurement establishes multiple contracts for multimodal transit consulting services with a twelve-month initial term potentially extending to forty-eight months total. Services will be provided on an as-needed basis through individual task assignments with deliverables and performance measures specified in each task order. Reimbursement will be based on hourly rates for actual work performed. The contract is funded through federal transit programs including FTA Sections 5311, 5310, and 5305, with a 0.00% Disadvantaged Business Enterprise contract goal, though DBE participation is encouraged. Eligible respondents include federally recognized tribal agencies, councils of governments, metropolitan planning organizations, non-profits, local governments, and transit authorities, with the contract designed to support rural and small urban transit services, transportation for elderly and disabled populations, and transit planning initiatives across Arizona.