The Liberty County Board of Commissioners is interested in contracting with a qualified consultant to provide scoping services for Liberty Independence Parkway Phase 2 pursuant to the Scope of Work in Exhibit I herein.
The preferred qualifications of the consultant include previous experience providing scoping services and preparing scoping reports through the Georgia Department of Transportation process.
The Request for Proposal is available on the Liberty County Board of Commissioners website: /DocumentCenter/View/3210 or the Liberty County Board of Commissioners office, 112 N. Main Street, Hinesville, GA 31313, or email joseph.mosley@libertycountyga.gov or call Joseph Mosley, County Administrator, (912) 876-2164.
Request for Proposal response is due December 3, 2026, by 4:00 PM at the Liberty County Board of Commissioner’s Offices at 112 North Main Street, Hinesville, Georgia 31313.
The consultant shall evaluate a new highway south of the City of Hinesville and prepare a Scoping Study through the applicable GDOT review and approval process. The work includes project management and initiation, traffic analysis and alternatives, development and screening of alternatives, engineering and environmental investigations, public and stakeholder involvement, and cost estimates and implementation plan. The consultant must be a GDOT prequalified engineering consultant and maintain specific prequalification classes. The study shall establish transportation needs, compare reasonable alternatives, assess feasibility, benefits, impacts, and costs, and recommend whether and how to advance the project. Deliverables include a final Scoping Study approved by GDOT and accepted by Liberty County.
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