Rancho Cordova Complete Streets Implementation Guide

The City of Rancho Cordova is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to prepare the City's first Complete Streets Implementation Guide. Funded by a Caltrans grant, this effort will develop a Complete Streets Implementation Guide. The Guide will consolidate and visualize standards from City, County, and State sources, align with regional and State documents, establish city preferences, and create an illustrated, user-friendly reference document. The resulting Guide will serve as a one-stop reference and implementation tool to help developers, designers, and city staff deliver a safe, multi-modal, and climate-resilient Rancho Cordova. The City is simultaneously procuring consultant services for its Traffic Safety Action Plan (TSAP) and Complete Streets Implementation Guide. Consultants may submit proposals for either or both procurements. Where a consultant team is shortlisted for both projects, the City anticipates conducting a combined interview addressing both assignments. Each procurement will remain independently evaluated, scored, ranked, negotiated, and awarded. The project will produce the following: A unified, citywide set of Complete Streets design cross sections, renderings, and details consistent with City, partner agency (transit, fire, stormwater, etc.), State and national standards. Refine internal procedures to direct capital improvement project development to ensure Complete Streets practices. A post-project evaluation tool. A funding and implementation strategy linking projects to funding programs such as the Active Transportation Program (ATP) and Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP). Concept designs of selected streets.