Issaquah’s 2027–2032 Six‑Year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) identifies a large slate of transportation capital projects, including pavement and concrete maintenance, safety enhancements, multimodal corridor upgrades, intelligent transportation systems, and bridge/scour repairs. The TIP itself is a planning and funding strategy required by state law, aligning with the City’s Comprehensive Plan and Mobility Action Plan, and is being adopted by Resolution 2026‑16 after public hearings in June 2026. While the TIP does not appropriate funds or award contracts, it signals which projects the City intends to design and build over the next six years, with many relying on grants, mitigation/impact fees, and Transportation Benefit District debt. Vendors in transportation engineering, roadway and bridge construction, traffic signal/ITS, active transportation, and related professional services can use this as a roadmap to target future RFQs and bids for specific projects such as NW Sammamish Road non‑motorized improvements (TR028), Newport Way corridor phases (TR022/TR023), Gilman Boulevard upgrades (TR16A), ADA and concrete programs, and various signal and safety projects.

The TIP emphasizes smaller near‑term projects, fully funding key maintenance programs, and greater u...