We coordinate the process of collecting tribal member input to better inform the development of a Tribal Long Range Transportation Plan.  We facilitate individual and group issue identification and recommendation workshops or events using interactive mapping engagement activities and idea walls.  We augment this with on-line and manual Community Transportation surveys, and promote the collection using social media and traditional methods to ensure all voices have an opportunity to be represented.

• We help Tribes maximize BIA Tribal Transportation Program and other federal funds by assessing, updating, adding, and correcting their existing Road or Bridge  Inventories.   Our process is consistent with 25 CFR 170 to include:

  • On-site field surveys

  • Section data and photos

  • Strip Maps

  • Tribal Long Range Transportation Plans

  • Tribal Resolutions

  • Other Support Documents pursuant to 25 CFR 170

  • Updating the National Tribal Transportation Facility Inventory (NTTFI)

Tribe's Long Range Transportation Plans (LRTP) must be updated every five years.  The LRTP is a strategic planning tool that looks at the Tribe's transportation planning goals and objectives.  The LRTP also defines the Tribe's transportation project priorities for implementation.

Developed project scope, prepared grant application, and managed implementation of planning, design, preparation of construction plans, pre-construction engineering, and environmental, and outreach for replacement of the AC pipelines on tribal lands.