Fresno COG Airport Access Survey – Request for Proposals – Proposals due by Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026
The Fresno Council of Governments (Fresno COG) is requesting proposals from qualified consultants to assess the ground access travel behaviors of passengers arriving at/departing from the Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) that will help implement an ActivitySim airport access model within Fresno COG’s Activity Based Model (ABM). The primary objective of an airport ground access survey is to gather data on the transportation methods utilized by passengers and other individuals traveling to and from an airport. The survey will collect information regarding the respondent’s most recent ground access journey to arrive at/depart from FAT (i.e., revealed preference data or RP). Respondents are typically requested to provide details about their ground access trip, including the main purpose of leaving FAT, mode of travel to the airport, ground access departure/arrival times, usage of parking facilities, and basic sociodemographic information. To evaluate the potential market share for a new high-capacity or fixed guideway transit link connecting FAT to downtown Fresno or the existing transit network, an additional set of stated preference questions will be asked. These questions will assess respondents’ willingness to use or switch to a hypothetical alternative. The stated preference data will be used to develop a simulator tool to forecast airport arrival mode market share at various project service levels. The airport access model developed from this project will also help develop the inter-regional rail model which is likely to serve the parts of San Joaquin Valley by 2035, operated by California High Speed Rail (CAHSR).
Fresno COG Response to Questions Re: Airport Access Survey
Fresno County Climate Action Plan Status Report – Request for Proposals — Proposals due by Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026
The Fresno Council of Governments (Fresno COG) is requesting proposals from qualified consultants to complete the Status Report for the Fresno County Climate Action Plan, which is the third and final deliverable for the U.S. EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grant program. The Status Report will contain the outcomes of the Priority Climate Action Plan (PCAP) and Comprehensive Climate Action Plan Analysis (CCAP-A). It is anticipated that the Status Report process will take approximately 6 months to complete. The Status Report will address how the strategies from each sector apply to the 15 incorporated cities and the County of Fresno planned activities. Its purpose is for Fresno COG to 1) provide an update on progress toward implementing the goals and greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction measures, and achieving anticipated benefits described in the Fresno County Comprehensive Climate Action Plan Analysis (CCAP-A) and 2) identify next steps and any future resource needs to continue work after CPRG planning grant funds expire. The process will include the previously established Stakeholder Steering Committee, a public engagement process, and a Fresno COG decision making committee process. The Stakeholder Steering Committee will largely remain the same from the PCAP process except including a few more sector representatives and community groups to expand on the outreach efforts.
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Fresno Rural Transit Agency Request for Proposals
Fresno Rural Transit Agency has no active Requests for Proposals at this time.
