ADA-Compliant Pedestrian Facilities Installation

The City of Long Beach is soliciting a subcontract to install ADA-compliant pedestrian facilities at two intersections in Long Beach, California, including pedestrian pushbuttons, detectable warning surfaces, accessible ramps, countdown signals, and appropriate signage. The work aims to ensure full accessibility and compliance with federal accessibility standards, improving safety and mobility for all pedestrians, particularly those with disabilities. The project is classified under NAICS code 238990 and is designated as a subcontract, indicating it will be awarded to a contractor working under a prime entity on a public infrastructure initiative. The solicitation was posted on July 14, 2026, and the entire scope of work is to be performed exclusively in Long Beach, with no alternate performance locations specified. While no specific set-aside status or agency contracting office details are provided, the project is managed under the jurisdiction of the California state entity, with official project information accessible through the CEQA Net portal. The focus is on timely and accurate installation of all required elements to meet ADA guidelines without delay or deviation, ensuring compliance with both federal and state accessibility mandates.