Contract · State & Local
US 130 Access Management Needs Assessment
Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission - Transportation Planning Philadelphia, PA
- Status Closes today
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission seeks a consulting team of transportation planners and traffic engineers to assess the impact of future land development on traffic safety and congestion on the US 130 corridor in Burlington and Mercer Counties in New Jersey. Project limits are from Burlington City (and the Burlington-Bristol Bridge) to the northern boundary of Mercer County near Hightstown and access to Exit 8 of the New Jersey Turnpike. Traffic operations, crash history and a ccess and multimodal conditions will be documented under current conditions. The impact of future development and redevelopment will be assessed under multiple scenarios , including existing zoning build-out and cluster development around existing access points both public and private. The study should identify opportunities to coordinate land use, site access, and transportation improvements in order to preserve the long-term safety and operational function of US 130 while supporting future development and redevelopment. The study will include coordination with municipal, county, NJDOT, and other transportation stakeholders and will provide actionable recommendations that municipalities and counties can incorporate into future planning, zoning, land development regulations, development review, and transportation improvement planning.
Contract/Solicitation #: 23-23-380
Type: Request for Proposals (RFP) - Basic
Department: Transportation Planning
Timeline
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Posted
Aug 31, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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