Bids, vendor requirements, and DTC’s disadvantaged business enterprise program.
DTC seeks fair and open competition for goods, services, and construction. Small, minority-owned, women-owned, and disadvantaged businesses are encouraged to participate. Official solicitation documents, amendments, and electronic responses are handled through BidNet Direct.
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RFP 09.09.2026
Advertised September 9, 2026.
Published
response deadline: September 30, 2026, at 5 p.m.
Submit through BidNet Direct. Check the official listing for updates or amendments.
The response deadlines above have passed. Award and contract information should be confirmed through the procurement process.
DTC’s published DBE program supports eligible disadvantaged businesses in federally assisted contracting. The proposed overall goal for federal fiscal years 2024–2026 was 5%; the public-comment period closed December 12, 2024.
Contact Michele Pollock, DBE Liaison Officer, at DBE@thepeoplemover.com or 313-474-4770.
The published application requested $8,078,698: $673,712 in Section 5307 funds, $1,814,059 in Section 5337 funds, and $5,590,927 under Michigan Act 51. The public-comment period closed February 16, 2026.
For grants questions, contact DTCGrants@thepeoplemover.com.
Work near the People Mover may require advance authorization, insurance, and operating protections. Review General Conditions for Contractors before scheduling work.
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