Adaptive Traffic Control System-Grant Funded

Collier County Transportation Management Services has issued Request for Information 26-8677 to gather technical data on commercially available Adaptive Traffic Control Systems for 13 signalized intersections across three arterial roadways in Florida. The objective is to implement a system that utilizes real-time adaptive signal adjustments to optimize traffic flow, reduce congestion, and enhance overall mobility and safety. The required solution must encompass all necessary hardware, software, and communications to support dynamic timing adjustments for phase timing, cycle length, sequence, and offsets, while integrating Emergency Vehicle Preemption and Transit Signal Priority. Technical requirements specify that the system must be compatible with MUTCD, NEMA TS2, and NTCIP standards, and must align with FDOT requirements, including the use of components from the FDOT Approved Product List. Respondents must provide detailed information on system architecture, including cloud versus on-premises deployment and cybersecurity considerations, as well as evidence of experience with projects of similar magnitude. As this is a non-bidding RFI intended to inform a potential future formal solicitation, responses must be submitted electronically by October 12, 2026, and must not include any pricing information.