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RFQ for On-Call Project Management and Engineering Consultant Services 4-6-08 |
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Abstract: This RFQ will be used by TAMC to solicit Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified consultants to provide transportation project management and engineering services on an on-call basis for miscellaneous undetermined projects for a two-year period. The RFQ will focus on identifying the consultants who have extensive experience with transportation project management and engineering services on federal, state and locally funded projects. As not all consultants selected will have extensive experience in the preparation of Caltrans PSR and PSR equivalents, a subset of the selected consultants will be listed as pre-qualified to perform such tasks.
Release Date: Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Due Date: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 at 12pm (noon)
Contact: todd@tamcmonterey.org
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Share the Road Bicycle Ride Celebrating 14th Annual Monterey County Bike Week |
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A free five-mile bicycle ride through Salinas will take place Wednesday, May 14 at 6:30pm celebrating the 14th Annual Monterey County Bike Week and highlighting how bicyclists and motorists can share the road safely. The bike ride will start at the parking lot adjacent to the Maya Cinemas and the National Steinbeck Center in Salinas. [view] |
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Transportation Agency Awarded Over $28 Million In State Funds 4-15-08 |
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The Transportation Agency for Monterey County was awarded over $28,325,000 in state Trade Corridor Improvement Funds for the construction of a new Interchange at US 101—San Juan Road at the Red Barn. The San Juan Road area is known by many in this County as a choke point for interregional travel along US 101. This area has a high crash history and very high traffic volumes, over 61,000 a day as well as a high percentage of truck traffic (21%), over 12,600 trucks per day on US 101. [view] |
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DUI Safety Corridor Aims to Reduce DUI Collision on SR-1 4-8-08 |
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MONTEREY COUNTY – The California Highway Patrol’s (CHP) Monterey Area “Arrive Alive—Don’t Drink and Drive” Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Safety Corridor is one of three high-collision highway segments targeted statewide for an Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) grant, which focuses on reducing traffic collisions attributed to driving while impaired. In the past three+ years (2004-2007), twelve people have been killed in DUI-related collisions along the State Route (SR)-1 corridor, from Castroville to Watsonville. [view] |
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Monterey Bay Area Coordinated [Public Transit] Human Services Plan released for |
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Public Review 3-20-08 |
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The Association of Monterey Bay Area has approved the Draft Monterey Bay Area Coordinated Human Services Transportation Plan for public review. The Transportation Agency
has been working with AMBAG, the Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission, the San Benito County Council of Governments, and Monterey-Salinas Transit to develop the Coordinated Plan. This plan is a federal requirement intended to identify gaps in transportation services for the elderly, persons with disablilities and the transit dependent, and strategies or projects to meet those needs. The plan must be adopted as a requirement for agencies and transportation providers seeking federal grant funding for social services transportation projects such as bus/vehicle replacements. The deadline for public comments on the draft plan is April 28, 2008. Comments should be directed to:
Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments (AMBAG)
Attention: Katie Axt, Planner
P.O. Box 809
Marina, CA 93933
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Caltrans Great American Clean-Up On Tuesday, March 4th 2-27-08 |
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CENTRAL COAST – As part of the statewide ‘Don’t Trash California Campaign’ and the “2nd Annual Great American Clean-Up Day” the Central Coast Caltrans office has begun an anti-litter campaign. On Tuesday, March 4, maintenance crews and Adopt-a-Highway groups throughout our district will be clearing debris from our highways. [view] |
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