City of AtlantaIssuing agency·Atlanta, GA·via the Georgia Procurement Registry (DOAS)This project will construct a paved shared use path connecting the Southside Beltline Trail to the Southtowne Trail at South Bend Park. This paved shared use path will be delivered in two phases: phase one will extend from the Southside Trail to Pryor Road at Meldon Avenue, while phase two will extend from this point to the Southtowne Trail at South Bend Park.
EXHIBIT I
Scope of Services
2.0 PI Number: 0021195
3.0 County: Fulton
4.0 Description: This project will construct a paved shared use path connecting the Southside
Beltline Trail to the Southtowne Trail at South Bend Park. This paved shared use path will be
delivered in two phases: phase one will extend from the Southside Trail to Pryor Road at Meldon
Avenue, while phase two will extend from this point to the Southtowne Trail at South Bend Park.
This project will be for Phase I (shown in Exhibit 1- B)
5.0 Required Area Classes:
Prime Consultants are defined as the firm submitting the Statement of Qualifications and the firm with
whom ATLDOT will contract. The Team is defined as the Prime Consultant and their sub-consultants,
who are considered team members. The Prime Consultant must be prequalified in the Area Classes
identified below in Section 4.A. The Prime Consultant or sub-consultant team members must be
prequalified in the Area Classes identified below in Section 5.B. Respondents should submit a summary
form (example provided in Exhibit IV) which details the required area classes for the Prime Consultant
and all sub-consultants or joint venture of consultants on the team listed in the Statement of
Qualifications. The area classes listed on the summary form must meet all required area classes, or
the team will be disqualified. The Prequalification Expiration Date must be current by the deadline stated
for this RFQ.
The consultant will prepare concept, preliminary, and final design plans for Phase I of the PATH Lakewood Trail in accordance with GDOT's Plan Development Process. The scope includes project management, concept validation and updates, data analysis, preliminary design (including plans, constructability review, ROW plans, utility coordination, and cost estimates), final design (including final plans, ROW staking, utility coordination, and construction plans), environmental screening and NEPA documentation (including preparing a Categorical Exclusion), and public and stakeholder engagement (including up to three public events, a survey, a Public Information Open House, and stakeholder meetings). Deliverables include a revised concept report, PFPR design plans, a NEPA document, FFPR design plans, ROW plans, construction plans for letting, updated cost estimates, and a summary of public and stakeholder engagement.
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Source: Georgia Procurement Registry (solicitation PE-66062-NONST-2027-000000467), retrieved via the Georgia Procurement Registry (DOAS). View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
