The proposed bill seeks the Council's approval for a definitive contract with Precision Systems, Inc. (PSI) for transportation data services related to the North Capitol Street Corridor Concept Design and Environmental Phase II. The contract, valued at $2,579,070, will last for 24 months and aims to collect data on vehicular traffic, transit, bicycle, and pedestrian operations along the corridor. This definitive contract replaces an initial letter contract with a maximum payment of $999,999, which has already been fully expended. The bill also includes a modification to extend the term of the letter contract through May 30, 2025, without incurring additional costs, and reflects administrative updates such as changes to the paying office and appropriation data.

Additionally, the bill outlines specific requirements for the contractor, including the submission of a task order price proposal and compliance with cost principles. It mandates that a significant portion of the contract value be subcontracted to qualified small business enterprises unless a waiver is obtained. The bill emphasizes the importance of public engagement, requiring the contractor to develop a Public Engagement Plan and conduct multiple public meetings. It also establishes key personnel requirements for project management and mandates a comprehensive Data Collection Plan to assess existing traffic conditions and forecast future scenarios. The bill aims to enhance transportation infrastructure and ensure stakeholder engagement throughout the project lifecycle.