Sdot 24-010Qp: Low-Pollution Neighborhood Planning (Fhwa)

• Country: USA
• Summary: Sdot 24-010Qp: Low-Pollution Neighborhood Planning (Fhwa)
• UST Ref No: 114330104
• Deadline: 20 Feb 2025
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 24-010QP
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• Description:
• Project Description: SDOT received a Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) federal planning grant to develop an implementation and funding plan (Plan) to meet the Mayor-s commitment. SDOT seeks consultant services to support low-pollution neighborhood planning and the development of the implementation and funding plan (Plan). As the City of Seattle continues to plan for climate readiness, we require a Plan that will:Improve health and safetyReduce vehicle-miles traveled and increase low- and zero-emission trips through improved access to mobility choices and people-prioritized streets Improve health outcomes in areas with poor air quality, noise pollution, and high concentration of adverse health impacts (e.g., asthma, heart attacks), and high concentration of serious or fatal collisions Improve livability for children and older adults through the reallocation of space from vehicles to people-oriented public spaces Promote activity and public engagement for older adults and children, who benefit from streets without vehicle traffic and places where people of all ages and all abilities can stop and rest Increase access to open space and increase social interaction to positively impact mental well-being, reduce isolation, and increase physical activityIncrease community connectedness Increase community access to mobility choices including shared mobility and micromobility, active transportation, transit, and micro-transit Make it safe, affordable, and more comfortable for people of all ages and abilities to walk, bike, and roll for short trips in a neighborhood Increase investments in climate resilient streetscapes and neighborhoods Create places in our street rights-of-way where people can gather, connect, and playIncrease community climate preparedness through the design of streets and public spaces around community resiliency hubs Improve governance By using a community-centered approach in the planning and implementation of low-...
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