US 130 Access Management Needs Assessment

The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) is seeking a qualified consulting team of transportation planners and traffic engineers to conduct an Access Management Needs Assessment for the US 130 corridor in Burlington and Mercer Counties, New Jersey. The study will document current traffic operations, crash history, and multimodal conditions, then model future development scenarios (baseline zoning build‑out and a policy‑alternative with shared/alternate access) to identify safety and congestion impacts. Recommendations will address land‑use coordination, access‑management policy, and potential ordinance or overlay‑zoning changes for municipalities. The effort includes extensive data collection, GIS mapping, stakeholder coordination with municipal, county, and NJDOT representatives, and delivery of technical reports, policy memoranda, and GIS deliverables. The contract is cost‑reimbursable with a fixed‑fee ceiling, expected to be completed within 12 months of notice to proceed plus an additional 6 months for agency comment incorporation. • Scope: baseline conditions, scenario modeling, policy analysis, GIS products, stakeholder outreach, and final reporting. • Duration: up to 18 months total. • Location: US 130 corridor, Burlington & Mercer Counties, NJ. • Required expertise: transportation planning, traffic engineering, access‑management, GIS, land‑use policy. • Deliverables: monthly progress reports, data inventories, GIS maps, scenario reports, policy memorandum, final study report, and supporting geodatabase files. • Funding: cost‑reimbursable with fixed‑fee (no price ceiling disclosed).