Creating a Ten-Year Traffic Safety Infrastructure Plan for the University of Georgia

The University of Georgia is seeking a qualified consulting firm to develop a data‑driven, ten‑year traffic safety infrastructure plan for its main campus. The effort will involve collecting and analyzing campus‑wide traffic and safety data, conducting technical studies, leveraging emerging technologies (e.g., AI‑enabled cameras), and engaging a broad set of stakeholders to produce a publicly available safety plan that meets federal SS4A grant requirements. The consultant must have at least three comparable recent projects and a Georgia‑licensed Professional Engineer with traffic‑engineering expertise. Deliverables include the final safety plan, interim reports, and presentation materials, with the final plan due no later than June 30 2028. • Scope: Data collection, safety analysis, technology integration, stakeholder engagement, and final plan production. • Required expertise: Transportation consulting, traffic engineering, experience with federally funded (SS4A) projects, and a PE‑licensed Georgia traffic engineer. • Timeline: Proposal submission by May 15 2026; final deliverable due June 30 2028 (approximately 2‑year project).