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ADA Speak Out Device Supply and Installation

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This subcontract for the California Department of Transportation involves the supply, programming, and installation of ADA-compliant Speak Out devices for prime contractors on projects located in Berkeley. The scope of work includes sourcing approved models such as the ADA SpeakMaster, Parakeet, or Model 400 ADA Audible, and programming audible messages according to the project engineer's specifications. The contractor is responsible for installing devices per manufacturer instructions and ensuring that any failed units are replaced within a 24-hour window to maintain operational audible warning systems. Compliance requirements for this contract include the submission of a Certificate of Compliance and strict adherence to DIR prevailing wage standards. Interested parties must respond by December 16, 2026, for this project categorized under NAICS code 561990.

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Supply, program, and install ADA Speak Out devices for Caltrans projects in Berkeley.

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Berkeley, CA, USA

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This scope was carved out of 04-2Y3014.

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Construction On State Highway In Alameda County In Berkeley And Albany From Heinz Avenue To 0.1 Mile South Of Contra Costa County Line

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AgencyCalifornia Department of Transportation
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Supplies, programs, and installs ADA-compliant Speak Out devices for prime contractors on Caltrans projects. Sources approved models including ADA SpeakMaster, Parakeet, or Model 400 ADA Audible. Programs audible messages per project engineer direction, installs per manufacturer instructions, and replaces failed devices within 24 hours. Requires Certificate of Compliance and adherence to DIR prevailing wages. Delivers operational audible warning systems.

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