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Jefferson County (County) is solicting proposals (Proposal(s)) from qualified consultants interested in providing certain engineering planning and related services for and on behalf of the County to develop a Transportation Safety Action Plan that is being funded, in part, by the Federal Highway Administration's Safe Streets for All (SS4A) grant program. The County will not consider any proposal that is received after this time, that is incomplete, and/or that is not submitted in the proper manner and format. The County will not be responsible for missent or lost emails, and it is the respondent's responsibility to confirm receipt of the proposal. Proposals and emails must be clearly marked with the project title: Jefferson County Equitable Transportation Safety Action Plan. Point of Contact: Scot Edelman Community Development Director 85 SE D Street Madras, Oregon 97741 sedelman@jeffco.net 541-475-4462 Project Description and Background Jefferson County, Oregon, in conjunction with the City of Madras, is looking to develop an Equitable Transportation Safety Action Plan, hereatier "Plan" to work towards a goal of zero fatalities and serious injuries. To improve roadway safety, the Plan will consider all users including pedestrians, bicyclists, public transportation users, motorists, personal conveyance, micro mobility users, and commercial vehicle operators. The Plan is being funded, in part, by the Federal Highway Administration's Safe Streets for All (SS4A) grant program and should meet all SS4A grant requirements in addition to the minimum requirements: o Be data driven by using the best available incident history to support emphasis topics and hazardous locations. o Identify transportation safety issues across all transportation modes. o Prioritize activities with associated cost estimates to address the issues. o Consider safety plans developed by other government agencies or local public agencies. o Promote a strategic approach to addressing safety needs by including all safety stakeholders from many disciplines and entities. o Identify potential funding sources to implement the activities. Questions All questions must be submitted in writing via email to the POC by the date indicated in the Selection Schedule. Project Schedule In accordance with the County's agreement with the U.S. Department of Transportation SS4A grant program, the plan is to be completed by Aug 31, 2024. If the respondent feels this date is unatainable, please include a revised and obtainable date with your schedule in the approach section of the proposal.