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FHWA Taps Six Firms for Highway Policy Analysis Support Contracts

Six companies have won potential five-year, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-delivery contracts to provide program and technical support services to the Federal Highway Administration‘s Office of Policy.

A FedBizOpps notice posted Tuesday says contractors will perform research efforts to support the development of transportation trend analysis platforms and help FHWA assess potential economical effects from infrastructure investments.

The companies will also analyze intergovernmental policy concerns and update the agency’s performance management and strategic planning processes.

Each contractor can compete for up to $19M in task orders.

Awardees are:

  • Applied Research Associates
  • Battelle
  • Cambridge Systematics
  • ICF
  • Jack Faucett Associates
  • MacroSys

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