Basic Information

Reference Number

0000042243

Issuing Organization

City of North Bay

Solicitation Type

RFP - Request for Proposal (Formal)

Solicitation Number

2016-111

Title

Cassells Street Traffic Study

Source ID

PU.MU.ON.784595.C80321

Details

Location

Canada, Ontario, Northeast

Purchase Type

Duration: tbd

Description

As part of the Schedule C, Class EA a Traffic Study is required to demonstrate how various alternatives for widening Cassells Street from King Street West to Hwy 11/17 can be mitigated or addressed to provide a suitable solution to the traffic problems occurring within this transportation corridor. The Traffic Study will identify short term and long term transportation capacity deficiencies and evaluate improvements and measures for the corridor. The intent of the assignment is not to adjust or change the intersection at Hwy 11/17 or King Street but provide improvements that will align with the existing cross-section.

The King’s Highway 11/17 in the vicinity of Cassells Street is considered a 1B-Staged Freeway (Access Management Classification System Category) that requires access connection standards applicable to a fully controlled-access highway.

The project scope and deliverables will reflect the appropriate requirements of the Ministry of Transportation’s Guidelines for the Preparation of Traffic Impact Studies (September 2014).

Dates

Publication

2016/10/17 02:33:30 PM EDT

Closing Date

2016/11/02 01:00:00 PM EDT

Contact Information

Paul Valenti

705-474-0400 ext. 2233

Paul.Valenti@cityofnorthbay.ca

Bid Submission Process

Bid Submission Type

Physical Bid Submission

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