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Regional safety operations program development and capacity building

UPCOMING -- RFP for Regional Safety Operations Program Development and Capacity Building, Solicitation RFP-29258, issued by Metropolitan Transportation Commission.

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The Metropolitan Transportation Commission seeks consultant support to strengthen the Bay Area Incident Management Task Force through organizational development, stakeholder engagement, and performance management. The project supports regional collaboration among transportation agencies and aims to build long-term capacity while reducing administrative burden, with work concluding by end of 2026.

Key facts

Solicitation number
RFP-29258
Portal id
247417
Type
RFP
Posted
Aug 3, 2026
Response deadline
Jan 31, 2027, 7:00 PM EST
Place of performance
CA
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  • transportation consulting
  • program development
  • organizational capacity building
  • safety operations
  • stakeholder engagement
  • incident management

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Official description

Reference #RFP-29258. Description: The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) works in partnership with the California Highway Patrol (CHP), Caltrans, and other regional counterparts to improve safety, mobility, and operational coordination across the Bay Area transportation system. A key component of this effort is the Bay Area Incident Management Task Force (IMTF), a multidisciplinary partnership that advances regional collaboration, information sharing, and operational best practices among agencies responsible for managing incidents and supporting safe, reliable transportation networks. MTC seeks consultant support to strengthen organizational systems, stakeholder engagement, leadership development opportunities, and performance management practices that underpin program success. The goal of this effort is to build long-term organizational capacity, reduce ongoing administrative burden, and create a scalable foundation that enables MTC staff to focus on strategic leadership and program advancement. Project closes Jan 31, 2027 4:00 PM PST.

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