THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION** DTO Action Plan Open House

The City of Orlando is hosting a DTO Action Plan Open House on Thursday, September 25, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. in the auditorium of the Grand Avenue Neighborhood Center, located at 800 Grand Street, Orlando, FL 32805. This informational session is designed to familiarize design firms, contractors, and specialty subcontractors with the upcoming DTO (Downtown Transportation and Operations) Action Plan project. The event aims to provide detailed insights into the project's scope, procurement process, and potential participation opportunities for interested parties. While the specific deliverables and precise project requirements are not fully detailed in the available documents, the open house suggests a comprehensive urban planning initiative that appears to incorporate elements of downtown development, transportation infrastructure, and potential urban zone improvements. The primary contact for this opportunity is William Resto, a Purchasing Agent II from the Public Works Department, who can be reached at william.resto@orlando.gov or (407) 246-3635. The opportunity is open to potential contractors, with the submission deadline for expressing interest set for September 25, 2025.

The available documentation does not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise requirements, or precise award values for this opportunity. The open house appears to be a preliminary information-sharing event rather than a formal solicitation, which means detailed procurement specifications may be forthcoming. The project seems to focus on downtown Orlando's urban development, with potential emphasis on areas including City Hall, Lake Lucerne, SR-408, I-4, and various neighborhood districts such as Church Street and Heritage Square. The flyer includes a detailed aerial map suggesting a comprehensive approach to urban planning, with green markers indicating potential focus areas or zones of interest. No incumbent vendors or existing contractors are specifically mentioned in the documents. While budget ranges are not disclosed, the scope appears to be a significant municipal planning initiative that would likely require substantial professional expertise in urban design, transportation planning, and municipal infrastructure development.