SEPTA selects Huitt-Zollars as one of three planning consultants
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) has selected Huitt-Zollars as one of three planning consultants for the agency. The partnership is part of SEPTA Forward.
Huitt-Zollars will offer direct support across various departments on the development of plans, studies, analyses and reports aimed at enhancing SEPTA’s existing system and exploring potential expansions or service enhancements.
According to SEPTA, the collaboration with Huitt-Zollars is a strategic move towards realizing their mission of providing efficient, accessible and sustainable transportation solutions to the communities they serve.
"SEPTA is thrilled to embark on this journey with Huitt-Zollars," said Ryan Judge, SEPTA's deputy chief planning officer. "Their expertise and dedication align perfectly with our goals laid out in the SEPTA Forward strategic plan. We look forward to the innovative solutions and insights they will bring to the table."
As part of the contract, Huitt-Zollars will address specific projects and task orders that evolve during the contract period, including a wide array of planning services such as existing conditions and opportunities analysis, technical transit service analysis, conceptual designs, ridership modeling, outreach strategies and comprehensive alternatives analysis.
"We are honored to be selected by SEPTA for this important initiative," said Christof Spieler, vice president and director of planning at Huitt-Zollars. "This partnership emphasizes our commitment to advancing sustainable and efficient transportation solutions. We are eager to collaborate closely with SEPTA to drive positive change and create a lasting impact on the region's transportation infrastructure."
SEPTA and Huitt-Zollars' joint efforts represent a shared commitment to addressing current challenges and creating a more resilient and accessible transit system for all commuters, a crucial progression in shaping the future of public transportation in southeastern Pennsylvania.