Design for Nebraska St. BikePed Bridge & Airport Wash Greenway

The City of Tucson is seeking professional design, engineering, and public engagement services for a new bicycle and pedestrian bridge over Interstate 19, connecting the planned Nebraska Street Bicycle Boulevard to the Spectrum Mall and to the Chuck Huckelberry Loop shared-use path system. The consultant team will develop a design concept, prepare preliminary and final design plans, assist with public engagement, and prepare relevant environmental clearance documents. The project aims to support pre-construction tasks for the Airport Wash Greenway and construct a new bicycle and pedestrian bridge over I-19. Key services include bridge engineering, landscape architecture, civil engineering, public engagement, and environmental clearances. The consultant will work with the City of Tucson to refine and finalize the design concept, provide preliminary and final design services, and support the City with public engagement. • The project involves designing a new bicycle and pedestrian bridge over I-19, including bridge alignment, type, and materials. • The consultant will assist with public engagement, including developing a public engagement strategy and plan, building and maintaining a project website, and developing surveys and online interactive maps. • The project requires coordination with the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) and compliance with Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) requirements. • The consultant will prepare relevant environmental clearance documents, including a Project Assessment document and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documentation. • The project involves multiple disciplines, including civil engineering, landscape architecture, transportation planning, and environmental services.