Exton Crossroads Streetscape and Mobility Plan (TCDI Project Category 5 – Transportation and Infrastructure Planning)
Description: Consultant shall study the Exton Crossroads as a cohesive regional activity center to identify priority multimodal corridors, public spaces, and opportunity areas. While evaluating the broader study area, the consultant shall focus planning recommendations and planning-level conceptual design efforts on a limited number of priority locations identified through the planning process to support implementation-ready recommendations. Develop a long-term vision for Exton Crossroads as a connected, walkable, multimodal Town Center.
Improve multimodal access between commercial areas, residential neighborhoods, parks, trails, transit facilities, and other major destinations. Identify opportunities to enhance safety, accessibility (including compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act), and mobility for pedestrians, bicyclists, transit users, motorists, and freight movement. Establish a coordinated streetscape, placemaking, and wayfinding framework that strengthens the Town Center's identity while improving the quality of the public realm. Advance Complete Streets principles that support redevelopment, economic vitality, and sustainable growth. Develop implementation-ready planning recommendations and conceptual design illustrations for selected priority locations. Identify funding opportunities, partnerships, and phasing strategies to advance future design and construction projects.
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The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, Delaware County Planning Department, and City of Chester seek proposals from prequalified TCDI Category 5 consultants for a Chester City microtransit feasibility study. The consultant will assess current mobility needs, conduct public and stakeholder engagement, compare transit alternatives, evaluate operational and financial feasibility, and recommend an implementation strategy. The study aims to improve access to jobs, education, health care, shopping, and regional connections, with all work due by June 30, 2028.
The selected consultant shall conduct a feasibility study and conceptual planning effort for Segment 7 of the VFGT. The study shall identify a feasible, constructible, and implementable trail connection between the Village at Valley Forge area and the CVT while accommodating transportation, environmental, right-of-way, and stakeholder opportunities and constraints. The consultant shall:
Conduct a project kickoff meeting with project partners; Refine the project work plan, schedule, public engagement strategy, and communication protocols; Coordinate regularly with the project management team; Facilitate bi-monthly project meetings and provide progress updates throughout the study; Attend two project status meetings with DVRPC and the project sponsors; Draft and submit progress reports and invoices with a confirmation letter from the Township to DVRPC as required (at least quarterly, but no more than monthly) for TCDI administration.
The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission is seeking proposals from qualified vendors for a feasibility study of a connection between the Naylor’s Run Trail and Pennsy Trail. The study is focused on establishing a safe and accessible connection between those trails. The opportunity is categorized as a TCDI Project Category 5 – Transportation and Infrastructure Planning.
The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission is seeking proposals from qualified vendors for a feasibility study of a connection between the Naylor’s Run Trail and Pennsy Trail. The study is focused on establishing a safe and accessible connection between those trails. The opportunity is categorized as a TCDI Project Category 5 – Transportation and Infrastructure Planning.
