Local News
Local News

Lawrenceville renews annual $1.5M transportation consultant contract

Lawrenceville renews annual $1.5M transportation consultant contract. Google Maps
Lawrenceville renews annual $1.5M transportation consultant contract. Google Maps
By Karen Huppertz
Nov 20, 2017

The Lawrenceville City Council voted recently to renew transportation consultant demand professional services on an annual contract beginning Nov. 16 through Nov. 15, 2018 with Hayes, James & Associates Inc., Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc., and Precision Planning, Inc. The contract for consulting services totals $1.5 million.

Usage of these services will vary depending upon the number of projects to be completed. Hayes, James & Associates, Inc. and Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. held their pricing firm this year. Precision Planning Inc. increased their fees three percent as allowed for in the original contract. Despite the increase, Precision Planning’s prices remain in-line with the other two firms. This is the second of four renewal options.

The contract is funded by multiple funding sources depending on the specified project.

About the Author

Karen Huppertz
More Stories

The Latest

The Atlanta Police Department and GBI are investigating the officer-related shooting Saturday night near the 5 Paces Inn in Buckhead. (Henri Hollis/AJC 2022)

Credit: Henri Hollis

Police, GBI investigating off-duty officer killing man near Buckhead bar

Atlanta City Council proposal aims to boost fire crew staffing

OPINION

Gridlock Guy: September was dangerous for Georgia pedestrians, could get worse with more dark hours

Featured

A native of Columbus and a fine arts graduate of Clark Atlanta, Amy Sherald was chosen as the official portrait artist of former first lady Michelle Obama. On the same week that the portrait was unveiled at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, it was also announced that Sherald was awarded the High Museum's 2018 David C. Driskell Prize. (Andrew Harnik/AP)

Credit: Andrew Harnik

High Museum to showcase Amy Sherald’s uncensored retrospective next summer

Georgia-born Amy Sherald gained national attention when she pulled her solo National Portrait Gallery exhibit, citing censorship. Atlantans will get to see it in its entirety.

Police, GBI investigating off-duty officer killing man near Buckhead bar

An Atlanta officer responding to a "disruptive patron" call at the 5 Paces Inn shoots the man after seeing him take an item he believed to be a gun from a car, GBI says.

Monday madness guide: Falcons, Hawks to bring traffic to downtown Atlanta

Expect packed MARTA trains and traffic snarls around State Farm Arena and Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Big crowds of Bills fans are expected to descend on the city.