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Implementing Effective Community-Based Pedestrian Safety Programs

Procurement Office NHTSA - Office of Acquisition Management
Procurement Category Services (not listed)
Contract Awarded No
Estimated Value $250,000 to $700,000
Competition Type Small Business Set-Aside
RFP Quarter 4th QTR
Fiscal Year
NAICS 541 611
Sequence Number NHTSA-NPD-2025-006
Description

The objective of this project is to identify evidence-based intervention strategies targeted toward the prevention of crashes pedestrians, develop an evidence-based implementation step-by-step guide for community-based organizations focused on pedestrian safety programming found in NHTSA's Countermeasures That Work and other evidence-based safety countermeasures to help end users select effective, science-based pedestrian safety countermeasures to address highway safety problem areas in their communities.

 

Possible stakeholders: SHSOs, local government stakeholders, schools, educators, pedestrian safety stakeholders, law enforcement, community-based organizations, hospitals and health care organizations, local officials, faith-based organizations, etc.
Incumbent/Contract Number N/A
Contact Name Michelle Shanahan
Email michelle.shanahan@dot.gov
Phone 202-366-6715
Is this a follow-on to a current 8(a) contract? No
Place of Performance
  • TBD
  • District of Columbia
Personnel Clearance Requirements No
Incumbent Contractor N/A
Action/Award Type N/A

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