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RFP to install and operate the Cycle Sharing System

16th April 2014 by Leave a Comment

Cycle Sharing Systems provide a low-cost, environmentally friendly mobility option to city residents of any city. Cycle sharing is a flexible system of personalised public transport, which forms a key element in a city’s strategy to expand the use of sustainable transport modes. Cycles will be available in a closely spaced network of fully automated stations. Users can check out cycles at one station and return them to any other station in the network.

This Request for Proposals (RFP) has been prepared to install and operate the Cycle Sharing System. The RFP has been prepared with an intention to invite prospective bidders and to assist them in making their decision of whether or not to submit a proposal.

Download the pdf version here.

Related Resources

  • Public cycle sharing systems: A planning toolkit for Indian cities

  • Riding the Bike-Share Boom

  • The Bike-Share Planning Guide

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RFP to install, operate, and maintain vehicle parking system

16th April 2014 by Leave a Comment

Effective parking management is an essential tool to facilitate the efficient use of road space and to ensure free passage for pedestrians, cyclists, public transport, and motorists. In addition, appropriate parking fees can ensure that personal motor vehicle users compensate the city for the use of valuable land on which they park their vehicles.

This Request for Proposals (RFP) has been prepared  to implement a modern Parking System to improve on-street parking operations, optimise usage of the available parking supply, and enhance the overall functioning of streets in the city. The new Parking System will employ an information technology (IT) backbone to facilitate greater transparency and efficiency in the collection of parking fees and enforcement operations.

Download the pdf version here.

Related Resources

  • EOI to operate city buses

  • Minimizing Parking, Maximizing City Life

  • Parking basics

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EOI to operate city buses

1st April 2014 by Leave a Comment

High quality city bus services are the backbone of urban transport systems. This request for expressions of interest (EOI) for city bus operations is based on a gross cost contracting model, in which the service provider procures, operates, and maintains the buses. The implementing agency provides compensation per kilometre operated. To maintain high quality standards, the implementing agency should monitor the system on a regular basis. Payments are subject to penalties based on any observed shortcomings in the quality of service.

The EOI has been prepared with an intention to identify the types of buses that are available in the market, allowing the implementing agency to hone the bus specifications in the subsequent request for proposals (RFP). The EOI should be customised per the size of the fleet to be procured and the types of buses required (e.g., mini-, midi- or regular sized buses).

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Related Resources

  • RFP to operate city buses

  • TOR for Multimodal customer information system

  • TOR for Empanelment of Urban Designers for Street Design

  • TOR for Providing Urban Design Consulting Services for designing a Pedestrian Zone

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Janette Sadik-Khan TED Talk: New York’s Streets? Not So Mean Any More

17th October 2013 by Leave a Comment

Watch ITDP Board Member Janette Sadik-Khan’s 2013 TED Talk on changes to New York’s streets that made the city more walkable, bikeable, and livable:

From TED.com: In this funny and thought-provoking talk, Janette Sadik-Khan, transportation commissioner of New York City, shares projects that have reshaped street life in the 5 boroughs, including pedestrian zones in Times Square, high-performance buses and a 6,000-cycle-strong bike share. Her mantra: Do bold experiments that are cheap to try out.

Related Resources

  • Enrique Peñalosa TED Talk: Why buses represent democracy in action

  • Footpath Design: A guide to creating footpaths

  • Principles for Transport in Urban Life

  • Video: It's smart to be dense

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