Description: The New Orleans Regional Transit Authority seeks qualified vendors to provide Ferry Transit Services under RFP 2026-033. The solicitation is open for bidding, with responses due October 27, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. UTC. RTA identifies its ProcureWare system as the portal for public solicitations and procurement information.
SpecialDistrict · LA, US
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Special DistrictLA
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Oct 27, 2026
The New Orleans Regional Transit Authority seeks qualified vendors to provide Ferry Transit Services under RFP 2026-033. The solicitation is open for bidding, with responses due October 27, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. UTC. RTA identifies its ProcureWare system as the portal for public solicitations and procurement information.
CityAZ
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Oct 8, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
The City of Phoenix is seeking a contractor to decommission transit vehicles before they are sent to auction. Work includes picking up vehicles, removing transit branding and window films, preparing and repainting them white, and delivering them to the City’s designated auction site; any body work requires the City’s prior written approval. The contract term is five years with one optional two-year extension, and the City estimates that it will include 180 forty-foot buses, 75 twenty-foot cutaways, and 7 twenty-four-foot cutaways.
CountyMO
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Oct 21, 2026
Work consists of clearing and grubbing, removal of improvements, bituminous pavement, excavation, paved approach, concrete sidewalk, curb ramps and sodding. Also includes 1 LS of clearing and grubbing; 1 LS of removal of improvements; 320.5 CY of class "A" excavation; 1,444.4 SY of 4" thick type 5 aggregate base.
San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority
Special DistrictCA
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Nov 14, 2026
WETA is seeking construction work to reconfigure the Vallejo Ferry Terminal, including in-water construction and demolition, new and refurbished structures, utility extensions and relocations, and placement of the WETA Standard Float. The project will move the float away from areas with heavy sediment accumulation to reduce maintenance dredging and improve ferry operations. WETA says the project is intended to reduce passenger disruption, improve service reliability, and save approximately $21 million over 20 years.
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