Development of a Transit Strategic Plan

Agency:	Johnson County Kansas
Level of Government:	State & Local
Category:	A - Research and development R - Professional, Administrative and Management Support Services
Opps ID:	NBD16343829215730028
Posted Date:	Jan 23, 2024
Due Date:	Jan 30, 2024
Solicitation No:	2023-078

Bid Information

Type	Request for Proposal
Status	Issued
Number	2023-078 Addendum 1 (Development of a Transit Strategic Plan)
Issue Date & Time	12/21/2023 02:36:27 PM (CT)
Close Date & Time	1/30/2024 02:00:00 PM (CT)
Time Left	6 days 19 hours 13 minutes 48 seconds
Notes	This is a Request for Proposal for the Development of a Transit Strategic Plan. Please review all documents under the Attachments tab and upload the proposal document in the Response Attachments tab. All proposals and questions must be submitted through Johnson County's electronic bidding system, Ion Wave.

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Appendix A - Federal Terms and Conditions

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How to do Business with Johnson County and Supplier Response Quick Tutorial

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RFP 2023-078 Development of a Transit Strategic Plan

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RFP 2023-078 Addendum 1

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Bid Questions

Question	Does the County envision the BOCC selecting a final version of the plan before the final report is generated? That doesn't appear to be specified in the scope of work.
Answer	No. The strategic plan should offer several approaches for the BOCC to consider once the final report is delivered.
Submitted	1/11/2024 03:12:47 PM (CT)

Question	1. Does the County want the community engaged in the ridership vs coverage conversation, or just the BOCC? This would typically involve a public survey and direct outreach to riders and non-riders.
Answer	Yes, the community should definitely be involved in the ridership vs coverage question.
Submitted	1/11/2024 03:12:27 PM (CT)

Question	Can you share any detail about the statistically-valid survey (will it be a resident survey or on-board survey or another type of survey)? What is your desired number of responses for the survey?
Answer	The manner of survey is up to the proposer. The threshold for statistically valid would be 1,500 responses.
Submitted	1/10/2024 03:16:16 PM (CT)

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