Breckenridge Riverwalk Structures Design

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Solicitation number
17-06-102-002
State
Colorado
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About this opportunity

The Town of Breckenridge is soliciting proposals for a comprehensive design project focused on improving the Blue River Recreational Path, located in downtown Breckenridge between French Street and S. Park Avenue. This Request for Proposals (RFP) seeks a consulting firm to develop engineering and design services for creating grade-separated pedestrian and bicycle crossings, including underpasses and bridges across the Blue River, Watson Avenue, and Ski Hill Road. The project aims to enhance safety, reduce vehicle-pedestrian conflicts, improve multimodal connectivity, and increase the usability of the existing shared-use path. Key deliverables include base mapping, geotechnical and environmental reports, public outreach, conceptual and detailed design phases, and final construction documents. The project timeline encompasses conceptual design by February 2025, 30% design by June 2025, 90% design by September 2025, and bid documents by January 2026. Proposals are due by August 16, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. MST, with an anticipated Notice of Award in August 2024.

The procurement includes a Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE) goal of 10%, which is part of the project's funding through the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) Multimodal Transportation and Mitigation Option Fund, originating from Federal ARPA funds. The project requires strict compliance with CDOT and Town design and construction standards, with project documents to be reviewed by a CDOT representative to ensure full specification adherence. While no specific budget range is explicitly stated, the project will be subject to review and must meet all requirements of the current Local Agency Manual. The design must consider various environmental and seasonal conditions, including analyzing 100-year, winter, and fall low-flow conditions for hydraulic modeling. The procurement will follow a qualifications-based selection process, with potential for interviews conducted in-person, virtually, or in a hybrid format. Proposers should note that the project funds must be expended by December 31, 2026, and the ultimate goal is to reduce vehicle trips, decrease congestion and emissions, and improve the physical health of both residents and community visitors.

Opportunity text

The proposed project is a planning and design project focused on increasing the accessibility and safety for users of the Blue River Recreational Path in downtown Breckenridge between French Street and S. Park Avenue. By creating safe and intuitive recreation path routes, with grade separated underpasses and/or bridge connections across the Blue River, Watson Ave, and Ski Hill Rd, this project looks to support and encourage the increasing volume of users of the existing multimodal shared use path in downtown Breckenridge. The recreation path currently intersects multiple roadways at uncontrolled midblock crossings. Implementing grade separated crossings will increase safety and reduce congestion by removing the need for vehicles to yield to pedestrians and bikes crossing the roadways. In the downtown corridor of Breckenridge, the recreation path is also disjointed in areas and requires dismounting by cyclists, which leads to user confusion and may be discouraging use of the pathway system. Adding pedestrian/bike bridges at strategic connection points will increase usability and access to the system. The Blue River Pathways DRAFT Master Plan (Attachment D) is a working document that will provide conceptual direction for the locations of the recreation path bridges and underpasses along the project corridor. The engineering and design associated with this RFP will dictate the final locations of all structures within the project scope. This project will improve safety, usability, and access to Breckenridge's extensive multimodal network. It will help reduce vehicle trips and in turn reduce congestion, vehicle emissions, and improve the physical health of both residents and community guests. This project is being partially funded by the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) through the Multimodal Transportation and Mitigation Option Fund grant originating as Federal ARPA funds. As such, the design must meet all CDOT and Town design and construction standards. Project documents will be reviewed by a CDOT representative to ensure compliance with all standards and specifications. The project will follow all requirements of the current Local Agency Manual. A Disadvantage Business Enterprise Goal of 10% has been established for the project.

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