Agency Transportation Department

Contractor University of Minnesota

SWIFT Contract Number 180385

Project Name Pedestrian Engineering and Enforcement at Signalized Intersections

Project Number (if applicable) 1036209

Summarize purpose of the contract, including why it was necessary: The Stop For Me campaign in St Paul has been proven successful to improve driver yielding rates at unsignalized intersections.
Our most serious pedestrian crash problems are at signalized intersections. This study would look to expand the model that was
studied for unsignalized intersections and apply it to signalized areas. The university was best equipped to carry out the
research.

Project Duration

Start Date Tue, 07/28/2020 - 00:00

Original end date Fri, 09/30/2022 - 00:00

Actual end date Fri, 03/31/2023 - 00:00

Did project finish on time? Yes

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Contract Amounts

Original contract: $270520.00

Amendments {Empty}

Contract total $270520.00

Did project finish within budget? Yes

What was the funding source? state funds

Is this a sole source contract? No

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Evaluator Name Sindt,Matthew George

Evaluator Email Address Matthew.Sindt@state.mn.us

Evaluate the contractor's timeliness The contractor kept to the project schedule and remained on time

Evaluate the contractor's quality High quality work was submitted

Evaluate the contractor's cost Costs were within expectations.

Evaluate the contractor's overall performance good

Would you engage the contractor's services again? Yes

Describe any negative action taken during the duration of this contract (i.e., termination, pursuit of suspension, etc.): {Empty}

Please rate the overall experience with the contractor 5 - very satisfied