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ARCADIS U.S., INC.
Contract #
A-2025-084
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Public Works
Council Approval Date
6/3/2025
Expiration Date
6/30/2030
Insurance Exp Date
6/1/2026
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(9) <br /> CITY OF SANTA ANA <br /> • Delay in bus speeds that can be related to travel time (traffic delay), dwell time <br /> (boarding/alighting), signal delay, or turnout delay(waiting to re-enter traffic from a bus turnout) <br /> All data collected shall be accessible by City of Santa Ana and OCTA. <br /> Proiect Benefit Memorandum: The Consultant shall prepare a memorandum summarizing all datasets, <br /> methodology, and provide a comprehensive picture of the corridor and surrounding area. A graphical <br /> summary of the metrics to use at meetings and stakeholder discussions shall also be prepared. The <br /> consultant shall also identify additional metrics that could be available once the new detection and TSP <br /> solutions are implemented. <br /> Task 2-- Deliverables (One hard copy and an electronic version of each): <br /> Existing Conditions Survey Memorandum <br /> Project Benefit Memorandum <br /> III. Task 3: Conceptual Planning <br /> The City of Santa Ana in coordination with OCTA developed a Cooperative Transit Study with <br /> recommended transit solutions to augment active transportation improvements under construction on the <br /> McFadden Avenue corridor, Attachment A. This task will develop an implementation plan that pulls from <br /> the City/OCTA Cooperative Transit Study recommendations, City's current status on the McFadden <br /> Bicycle Boulevard construction project, current corridor conditions, and stakeholder input. <br /> Consultant shall develop a conceptual plan for implementation of a cloud-based TSP solution and identify <br /> methods that improve speed and reliability of transit operations without major impacts to regular traffic <br /> flow. <br /> Subtask 3.9: Transit Signal Priority Concept Development <br /> The consultant shall present to and receive consensus from City of Santa Ana and OCTA on the approach <br /> for enhancing transit signal priority on the corridor. This proposed strategy shall implement cloud based <br /> TSP along the stretch of McFadden Avenue that encompasses the OCTA bus lines 66.The approach will <br /> include key stakeholder input and shall consider institutional constraints on reasonability. Additionally, the <br /> TSP concept will include impact avoidance and minimization strategies as well as benefits and risks <br /> among disadvantaged communities and geographical areas along the corridor. <br /> Subtask 3.2: Evaluation and Assessment of Transit Signal Priority Systems <br /> The consultant shall evaluate and assess a minimum of(3) three cloud based TSP system and provide <br /> recommendations to City and OCTA. The evaluation should include a minimum: <br /> • Functionality of TSP system with signal controllers and ATMS in City of Santa Ana. <br /> • Functionality of TSP system with multiple signal controller and/or AIMS vendors, including but <br /> not limited to Econolite, Swarco, and Yunex. <br /> • Functionality of TSP system with Swiftly or OCTA's CAD/AVL for bus location data. <br /> • Reporting and Performance Monitoring capabilities. <br /> • TSP System Dashboard ease of use <br /> • System Scalability <br /> • Cost of Licensing and Support <br /> • Communication drops that may impact bus locations on a corridor. <br /> • Firewalls and cybersecurity requirements. <br /> 8 <br />
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