Bids & RFPs
Request for Proposals – Clarksville Interconnected Trail Study
Town of Clarksville seeks proposals from qualified planners, engineers, and environmental consultants to develop the Clarksville Accessible and Engaging Interconnected Trail Network Study. The Study will seek to enhance and promote a safe travel experience for all types of users within the thoroughfare network. This study will review the Town of Clarksville’s proposed future trail system and identify the safest routes to connect the Discovery Trail to Clarksville’s northern residents. The current trail system terminates at Ray Lawrence Park and picks up again 2 miles away along Leisure Way for two city blocks and terminates again. Connection to our Title VI communities is lacking with safe access to alternative transportation modes. The intent of this project is to reduce pedestrian fatalities and serious injuries through identifying the proper methods of crossing several busy streets throughout the Town of Clarksville. The primary focus would be to provide users access to high density residential, retail, and jobs with other methods of transportation–with a focus on non-motorized means of transportation.
This project will identify long-range transportation goals with investment strategies across all modes of transportation, demonstrate air quality conformity and support regional land use and economic development. This study will cover the Broadway District, Veterans Parkway Corridor, Lapping Park, and Northern Clarksville.
Proposals for furnishing the services described herein must be received until 4:00 P.M. (EST) on Monday, July 22, 2024. The proposals will be publicly opened and acknowledged after 4:05 PM (EST) in the Executive Conference Room at the Town of Clarksville.
Proposals may be mailed, or hand delivered to:
Town of Clarksville
“Accessible and Engaging Interconnected Trail Network Study”
Attn: Tammi Gibson, Economic Development Director
2000 Broadway Street
Suite 208
Clarksville, IN 47129
Clarksville Accessible and Engaging Interconnected Trail Network Study RFP
Request for Proposals – Indiana State Prison Art Installation
The Clarksville (Indiana) Arts Commission is seeking proposals for the creation of a metal art installation in commemoration of the historic Indiana State Prison, which later served as the Clarksville Colgate Plant. The artwork opportunity is for a pedestrian-scale metal sculpture, using steel prison bars from the historic prison. The art piece will be integrated into a parklet near 1220 Main Street, Clarksville. The budget for this project is $25,000. Artist proposals are to be submitted by email to Arts Commission liaison Ken Conklin at kconklin@townofclarksville.com. An email response will be provided by the town to the sender of each proposal that is submitted upon receipt of their proposal. Proposals must be received no later than 4:00 p.m. (EST), on Wednesday, July 31, 2024.
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