The Bicycle Corridor Improvement Project (BCIP) was completed in collaboration with the City of Garden Grove, the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA), and Caltrans.
The project aimed to enhance mobility, safety, and accessibility by expanding the city’s bicycle infrastructure network. It was a key initiative designed to promote sustainable transportation and support active mobility within the local community.
NexGen managed the development and implementation of 15.5 miles of new bicycle infrastructure across five major corridors within Garden Grove.
The scope also included:
Project Value: $1.5 Million
The BCIP required coordination across multiple jurisdictions and transportation agencies, each with distinct requirements. Managing construction along active roadways also required detailed traffic control planning to ensure public safety and minimize disruption.
Another key challenge was aligning the city’s design vision with state-level compliance requirements while staying within budget and schedule.
NexGen employed a collaborative management approach, integrating real-time communication between the city, OCTA, and Caltrans.
Key strategies included:
Delivered 15.5 miles of safe, interconnected bicycle routes across the city.
Closed existing bikeway gaps, enabling smoother and safer travel for cyclists and pedestrians.
Successfully increased bicycle and pedestrian activity, promoting mobility and reducing vehicle congestion.
Strengthened community connectivity and public safety through improved roadway design and technology integration.
The BCIP has made a lasting contribution to Garden Grove’s active transportation network, providing residents with safer, greener travel options.
By enhancing accessibility and promoting sustainable mobility, NexGen helped advance the city’s long-term vision of healthier, more connected communities while demonstrating the firm’s capability to manage multi-agency infrastructure projects effectively.
