Requests for Proposals

The Regional Planning Commission frequently posts requests for proposals (RFPs) for projects that help shape the growth of the region. Please thoroughly read through the RFP before you submit your response to ensure that your organization is a good fit for the task that is outlined.

Current RFPs

Notice is hereby given that the Regional Planning Commission is requesting qualification statements from firms interested in submitting a proposal for the following projects:

READVERTISED: Agency Branding and Communications Project RPC Task # D-1.25

Scope of Work

Notice is hereby given that the Regional Planning Commission (RPC) is issuing a Request for Proposals (RFPs) for the following project

Agency Branding And Communications Project
RPC Task D-1.25 

The purpose of this project is to establish a centralized resource for creating and maintaining a uniform brand identity across various media utilized by the RPC.

Proposers are required to provide a proposed scope-of-work that does not exceed $175,000 in total costs, and explains the approach to proposed tasks/activities; timelines; deliverables/performance measures; and costs per tasks/activities with administrative costs, including profit, clearly detailed. The scope of work and Public Notice are available on the RPC website at http://www.norpc.org/requests_for_proposals.html.

The consultant will submit a completed Modified Form DOTD 24-102, that can be found at: https://www.norpc.org/work-with-us/rfp/. The form has been revised to reflect the expectations of this FTA funded study.

Submit your proposal and the Modified Standard Form DOTD 24-102 on electronic media (or via email) as a single PDF file for prime and sub-consultants (one copy) along with one hard (paper) copy of the completed 24-102 forms.  See full Public Notice for additional information.

Qualifications must be submitted prior to the 12:00 noon deadline on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, by hand or mail addressed as follows:

Mrs. Joan Rupp
Regional Planning Commission
10 Veterans Blvd.
New Orleans, LA  70124

All inquiries should be sent in writing to: [email protected] and [email protected]

 

The required documents must be submitted no latter than the 12:00 pm CT deadline
on Tuesday, March 25th, 2025 .

Submissions must be hand delivered or mail addressed to:

Ms. Joan Rupp

Regional Planning Commission

10 Veterans Blvd.

New Orleans, LA  70124

All inquiries should be sent in writing to: [email protected] and [email protected]

 

POSTPONED: STAGE 0 FEASIBILITY STUDY Barriere Rd. Corridor Plaquemines Parish (RPC Task A-1.25PPG; FY-25 UPWP NO UA) & RPC Traffic Counting Program Update 2024-2025 Transportation System Surveillance Multimodal/ Freight Corridors Regional Planning Commission RPC Task A-1.25TC: FY-25 UPWP

Scope of Work

The following advertisements have been postponed due to recently updated DOTD guidelines regarding Consultant Contract Services

RPC Traffic Counting Program Update
2024-2025 Transportation System Surveillance
Multimodal/ Freight Corridors
Regional Planning Commission
RPC Task A-1.25TC: FY-25 UPWP
STAGE 0 FEASIBILITY STUDY
Barriere Rd. Corridor
Plaquemines Parish
(RPC Task A-1.25PPG; FY-25 UPWP NO UA)

If you would like to be notified when these advertisements are re-posted, please email Joan Rupp at [email protected]

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Important Documents

Procedure

IN GENERAL, consultant selections are made at the first Regional Planning Commission (RPC) meeting that follows the submittal due date. RPC meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month. Following each meeting, any consultant selections will be posted to this website. For a link to selections, see below where “Contracts Awarded” are listed by fiscal year and meeting date. Beginning April 9, 2019, in addition to indicating which firm was awarded a specific project, the top three firms will also be shown in alphabetical order.

Questions about RFPs or RFQs should be submitted in writing to [email protected] or by clicking here and filling out the form. All questions and responses will be posted on the website.

RFP/RFQ Questions
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Unified Certification Program and DBEs

The Regional Planning Commission participates in a Unified Certification Program (UCP), as required by 49 CFR Part 26.81. All DBEs wishing to be recognized by RPC must be registered members of the Louisiana UCP.

Click here to access LADOTD’s UCP and view the list of all certified DBE firms

Contracts Awarded

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