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Posted
Oct 1, 2026
Nov 7, 2026
Proposals are requested for the development, installation, operation, and maintenance of a comprehensive bike-share and scooter-share program, including electric (e-) bikes and electric (e-) scooters, for Provo City.
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Oct 14, 2026
Work generally includes, but is not limited to 1 LS of mobilization and demobilization; 255 SF of remove concrete sidewalk, driveway and waterway; 85 LF of remove concrete curb and gutter; 125 CY of udot roadway excavation; 10 TN of udot 1/2" hmhma, pg 76-34; 85 LF of udot type b1 concrete curb and gutter; 175 sf of concrete sidewalk, 5" thick; 1 EA of cast iron detectable warning panel; 126 LF of 36" rcp storm drain pipe, class iv; 53 LF of 36" rcp storm drain pipe, class iii; 1 EA of 2" fiber optic loop; 8 SY of remove asphalt concrete; 24 CY of untreated base course t-patch; etc, see attachd file.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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176517
Employee FTE
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1,200
Population
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114,527
Procurement Hell Score
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71 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Provo
The meeting included a review of eleven traffic studies, resulting in decisions to implement speed limit signage, install stop signs, and designate marked crosswalks at several locations. The Parks and Recreation Department provided an update on their master plan, seeking community participation to help prioritize projects funded through taxes, impact fees, and grants. Additionally, the board received a report on the new drinking water treatment plant and an aquifer recharge initiative designed to enhance the sustainability and reliability of the local water supply.
The meeting included a presentation on the city's Parks and Recreation master plan, focusing on the importance of public participation through upcoming surveys for future project prioritization and funding allocation. A tutorial was conducted on the C-Click Fix application, which allows residents to report and track non-emergency city maintenance issues. Furthermore, the committee addressed significant community concerns regarding speeding, traffic safety violations, and the lack of sufficient crosswalk infrastructure near local schools on 2230 North.
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The committee meeting covered a range of transportation-related items, including the approval of the prior month's minutes and a formal decision to reschedule future T-MAC meetings to the second Thursday of each month. Updates were provided on various local engineering projects, including street construction and bridge replacement progress. The primary discussion focused on the Regional Transportation Plan, specifically regarding east-west connectivity, the Utah Lake crossing study, and the implementation of a new project prioritization system. Committee members discussed their concerns regarding funding delays for several critical infrastructure improvements, including those for Geneva Road and Center Street.
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