The City of Concord is preparing an Active Transportation Program (ATP) Cycle 8 grant application for the Monument Boulevard Trails-to-Transit project, with applications due to the California Transportation Commission on June 22, 2026. The project would construct a 1.6‑mile Class I shared-use path on the south side of Monument Boulevard from Mohr Lane/Iron Horse Trail to Walters Way/Systron Drive, plus intersection upgrades, a new signalized crossing at Lacey Lane, lighting, curb ramps, and bike/ped signal treatments. This corridor serves the Monument Corridor and Four Corners disadvantaged communities and would close a major gap between the Iron Horse Trail and the existing Class I path toward Concord BART, improving access to schools, parks, health care, affordable housing, and transit. The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is being asked on June 10, 2026 to support the project and authorize a BPAC Chair support letter, but funding, design, and construction contracts are not yet in place. Vendors can position now to help with detailed design, environmental work, public outreach, safety analytics, and future construction once ATP funding decisions are made.

Project includes high-visibility crosswalks, new Lacey Lane signal, upgraded curb ramps, passive det...