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Arrow Panel Operations (Temporary Traffic Control)

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The contract requires the operation and maintenance of arrow panels to support temporary traffic control during construction activities, specifically for lane closures, detours, and enhancing visibility within work zones. The scope centers on ensuring safety and compliance through the proper deployment and upkeep of signage and directional guidance equipment, with all activities tied to construction projects in Charles County, Maryland. The work must be conducted in alignment with state and federal traffic control standards to minimize disruptions and protect workers and the public. This is a subcontract under the Maryland Department of Transportation, classified under NAICS code 561990 for other support services. The solicitation was posted on August 20, 2026, with a response deadline set for the same date, indicating an immediate or emergency procurement timeline. There is no set-aside designation listed, and the place of performance is limited to Charles County, requiring contractors to be positioned or able to respond promptly within that geographic area. All performance responsibilities fall under the authority of the Maryland DOT, and participation requires adherence to the agency’s operational protocols for traffic control infrastructure.

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Operate and maintain arrow panels for traffic control in Charles County, Maryland, per MDOT standards.

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Maryland Department of TransportationView Agency

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561990 - All Other Support ServicesView NAICS

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Charles, MD, US

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AgencyMaryland Department of Transportation
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Operate and maintain arrow panels for lane closures, detours, and work zone visibility during construction activities.

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