Emergency_FEMA_TC.pdf

This is an Emergency FEMA Technical Assistance file related to the City of Pasadena Department of Transportation's on-call services solicitation for technical transportation studies. The City is seeking qualified transportation consultant teams to provide technical transportation impact analysis services for land use projects and other projects undergoing City review. The selected consultants will form an on-call bench eligible to prepare a range of analyses, including CEQA Transportation Impact Analyses, Local Mobility evaluations, travel demand modeling outputs, and supporting technical documentation. Rather than addressing a single defined project, the resulting consultant list will be used by the Department of Transportation to assign project-specific Task Orders for transportation analysis services. Each Task Order will define the scope, deliverables, schedule, and coordination needs for required work. Consultants must demonstrate significant experience preparing transportation studies that support environmental review and entitlement processes for California jurisdictions and must show substantial experience with CEQA review, entitlement processes, and municipal transportation impact analyses using Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT), Vehicle Trips (VT), multimodal access, and operational methodologies consistent with Pasadena's Transportation Impact Analysis Guidelines.

The file indicates this is an emergency FEMA technical assistance engagement, suggesting federal funding support for the transportation studies program. The on-call services structure allows the City to task multiple qualified consultants with individual assignments as projects are identified, providing flexibility in resource allocation and ensuring specialized expertise is available across various transportation analysis needs.