Committee approves RFLI to explore on‑demand water mobility
Oct 29, 2026
The committee directed staff to issue a request for letters of interest (RFLI) to explore private-sector on‑demand water mobility services (revenue share/charter models) after transportation staff described preliminary vendor outreach and commissioners raised dock‑use and safety concerns.
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The sponsor introduced OB1 to evaluate on‑demand water mobility as a tool to reduce roadway congestion on high‑impact weekends. Transportation Director Jose Gonzalez said staff had contacted multiple vendors and recommended issuing a request for letters of interest (RFLI) to collect vendor approaches and vessel types that would inform a subsequent solicitation (RFP or RFQ). He said the service could be implemented at no direct cost to the city and might include revenue‑share or private investment in infrastructure.
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