Contract · State & Local

Antioch Transit Center Design RFQ

Agency: WeGo Public Transit - Engineering
Location: Nashville, TN
Amount: Amount not listed
Posted: Jul 17, 2026
Set-aside: None (open competition)

Timeline

Posted

Jul 17, 2026
Status

Open now

What this contract is for

Agency: WeGo Public Transit - Engineering
Location: Nashville, TN
Scope: State & Local

WeGo Public Transit (WeGo) is soliciting Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Engineering design services from qualified firms for a regional transit center and associated roadway infrastructure improvements within the Global Mall Redevelopment area in Antioch, Tennessee. Consultants are expected to demonstrate robust experience and expertise in all components of the scope of work. The successful Consultant will provide design services to deliver a project that enhances transit service, access, and rider experience, and facilitates local and regional transit connectivity. Project Timeline Consultant selection and award is expected by end of Q4 2026. Construction of the transit center and off-site infrastructure is planned to be completed by 2029; the Consultant shall demonstrate how they can accelerate or meet this timeline. Milestone target dates are as follows: 30% Design: 2/28/2027 60% Design: 5/15/2027 90% Design: 8/31/2027 100% Design / Issue for Bid (IFB) Documents: 12/31/2027 Construction Start: 7/1/2028 Construction Completion: 6/1/2029

Contract/Solicitation #: 2026246

Type: Request for Qualification -Professional Services

Department: Engineering

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