REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
CONSULTANT SERVICES FOR THE 2025 AMERICANS WITH
DISABILITIES ACT SELF-EVALUATION AND TRANSITION PLAN
UPDATE FOR THE TOWN OF SELMA, INDIANA
September 8, 2025
The Town of Selma, Indiana is requesting written presentations of qualifications from
consultants to prepare a public building assessment for the 2025 Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA) Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan Update for Delaware County, Indiana. This
assessment must comply with applicable state and federal accessibility codes and guidelines.
Requested services include, but not limited to, assessment of the following:
Identification of public buildings with potential for architectural and communications
barriers, including access to restrooms and to goods, services, and programs.
Accessibility of approach and entrance to public buildings.
Recommendations for corrections to provide accessibility.
The Town of Selma, Indiana plans to use Federal Transportation funds for this plan, which
requires adherence to State and Federal regulations. The Town will conduct its own inventory of
sidewalk facilities within public rights-of-way and will use this data, along with the services
described, to update the final transition plan.
BACKGROUND
Under 28 CFR Part 35.150(d), public entities with 50+ employees must develop a "Transition
Plan" to comply with ADA regulations. This plan prioritizes access to governmental buildings,
transportation facilities, and commercial facilities over residential areas. The plan must:
1) Identify physical obstacles limiting accessibility.
2) Describe methods to achieve accessibility.
3) Specify a compliance schedule.
4) Name the official responsible for implementation of the plan (28 CFR Part 35.150(d)(3).
Additionally, employers, including public entities, must ensure that individuals with disabilities
have access to services and programs.
SCOPE OF WORK
Prepare the 2025 Town of Selma, Indiana Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition
Plan for public buildings, identifying potential architectural barriers that may limit access to and
within Town-owned buildings. This evaluation will also cover public spaces, such as parking
areas serving these buildings. Services will include site and program accessibility compliance
evaluations to provide a basis for identifying, prioritizing, budgeting, and implementing plans to
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ensure the County's compliance with ADA, Title VI, and State of Indiana accessibility
requirements.
A findings and implementation report must be submitted, identifying barriers to access,
prioritizing, or rating them by impact, and proposing remedial steps to mitigate, remove, or
otherwise address these barriers. Priorities should be established in accordance with ADA
guidelines.
The following Town of Selma facilities shall be included in the plan:
Facility Address
1 Town Hall/Police Dept. 316 S. Albany St., Selma, IN 47383
2 Selma Ball Diamonds 9805 E. Jackson St., Selma, IN 47383
3 Liberty Perry Fire Department 408 N. CR 600 E., Selma, IN 47383
The consultant shall assist the Town of Selma with the ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan
update as follows:
1) Surveys: Conduct surveys of all public use and interior features of listed sites and
buildings, identifying physical barriers and comparing each facility to state and federal
ADA Accessibility Guidelines. The survey will include:
Buildings and surrounding elements to be included in the facilities survey will include as
applicable:
Building and Site Features:
Parking Areas
Passenger Loading Zones
Curb Ramps
Walks and Pedestrian Paths
Ramps
Stairs
Restrooms
Auditorium
Locker Rooms
Kitchens/Kitchenettes
Eating/Vending Areas
Hazards (overhanging and protruding Recreation Feature objects)
Doors and Gates
Signs
Drinking Fountains
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Telephones
Building Levels and Lifts
Elevators
Turnstiles
Transaction Counters
Games and Sports Areas
Grandstands/Bleachers
Sprinklers
Picnic Areas
Site Furnishings
Fixed Benches
Corridors/Aisles
Rooms
Multiple User and Single Occupant Restrooms
Other Building and Site Features, as applicable
2) Facility Diagrams: Create diagrams of public building interiors and exteriors for the
ADA Transition Plan, noting architectural barriers. The Town will provide available
blueprints, CAD files, GIS data, emergency evacuation diagrams, or other relevant
graphics.
3) Facilities Reports: Develop reports for each site and building, detailing noncompliance
items. These reports will be the property of the Town of Selma for future reference and
updates. Each report must include:
a. Specific barriers encountered
b. Feasible conceptual solutions
c. Planning-level cost estimates for barrier removal
d. Priority level
4) Sidewalk and Curb Ramp Evaluation: Assess the Town's baseline condition for
sidewalks and curb ramps in the Public Right of Way leading to public buildings and
sites. Develop a prioritized plan for accessibility compliance on sidewalk improvements.
5) Public Engagement: Participate in at least one public meeting to collect input and one
public presentation to share findings.
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
A. The successful proposer shall be required to work closely with the designated Project
Manager for the Town of Selma. Similarly, the successful proposer will be expected to
identify an individual who will serve as the key contact person and to specify other staff
that will perform various tasks. Any substitutions of staff during the course of the
contract must be agreed upon by the Project Manager in writing, in advance of each
substitution.
B. Required information to be included in Response:
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Firm Information: Name of individual or individuals and contact information authorized to act
on behalf of the firm and serve as point of contact.
Qualifications: Qualifications, expertise, and experience of key staff proposed to be assigned to
project.
Strategy and Timeline: Description of project approach and estimated timeline. A short time
frame is required to complete this update and ability to complete quickly is crucial.
Cost Estimate: Breakdown of estimated not and not to exceed amount
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS
The requested information shall be sent electronically to jensenglaze@asccare.com or delivered
to the following address no later than 12:00 pm noon on October 10, 2025 with the following
information clearly labeled on the outside of the envelope/package:
Brooke & Struble, P.C.
Attention: Danyel Struble
112 E. Gilbert Street
Muncie, IN 47305
Phone: (765) 741-1375
**Selma ADA – RFP**
All requests for clarification of the RFP shall be submitted by e-mail to Jensen Glaze,
jensenglaze@asccare.com. All requests for clarification must be received no later than 12:00
pm noon on October 3, 2025. Requests received after this date will be discarded.
PROPOSAL SELECTION PROCESS AND CRITERIA
Criteria
Proposals will be evaluated using the following criteria:
Cost Estimate 15 Points
Project Understanding 10 Points
Familiarity with ADA Laws and Procedures 30 Points
Relevant Experience 15 Points
Proposed Methodology & Schedule 30 Points
Total Points Possible: 100 Points
The Town reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for any reason.
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Waivers The Town may waive informalities or irregularities in received proposals if they are
merely a matter of form and not substance, and if the correction or waiver does not prejudice
other proposals.
Final Selection Following the initial review and screening of all proposals, the Town may
invite two or more firms to participate in the final selection process, which may include an oral
interview. Consultants are requested to ensure their availability if selected for an interview.
ESTIMATED TIMELINE FOR SUMBISSION, REVIEW, AND SELECTION:
Deadline for Clarifications 12:00 pm noon on October 3, 2025
Response for Clarifications 12:00 pm noon on October 7, 2025
Deadline for Submission of RFQ 12:00 pm noon on October 10, 2025
Consultant Selection/Notification 12:00 pm noon on October 14, 2025
Submitted by:
/s/ Jensen Glaze
Jensen Glaze, President
Town of Selma
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Publication Dates
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