Cat Maintenance Facility Design

Charlottesville Area Transit (CAT) is seeking design services for a new, purpose‑built maintenance facility to support a growing and modernizing fleet, including Diesel, Battery Electric Buses (BEBs) and future Fuel Cell Electric Buses. The project site, an undeveloped 3‑acre parcel adjacent to existing CAT operations, provides a unique opportunity to create an efficient, resilient, and forward‑looking maintenance hub. The intent of this RFP is to engage a successful offeror that is capable of delivering innovative, cost‑conscious, and highly functional solutions for a facility that will serve CAT’s operational needs for decades. Vendors will help refine and update existing conceptual plans, accommodate growing program demands (including additional maintenance bays and expanded parking), and integrate the specialized infrastructure required for zero‑emission technologies. The designer will play a central role in supporting clear communication, structured collaboration, and well‑coordinated design milestones throughout preconstruction. CAT seeks a firm whom are inspired by the challenge of shaping a next‑generation maintenance environment—one that improves workflow efficiency, enhances safety, reduces lifecycle costs, and positions Charlottesville to meet the mobility expectations of the future. The project offers the chance to transform an underutilized parcel into a state‑of‑the‑art transportation asset that will directly support reliable service for the community and advance regional sustainability goals.

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