Avalon Boulevard Traffic Signal Synchronization Program – 126th Street To Sepulveda Boulevard

The project involves the comprehensive upgrade of traffic signal infrastructure along Avalon Boulevard from 126th Street to Sepulveda Boulevard, encompassing the City of Carson and several unincorporated Los Angeles County communities including Athens Village, Rosewood/East Gardena, West Rancho Dominguez, and Willowbrook. Work includes installing new traffic signal controllers with updated software, enhancing pedestrian signage with LED heads, deploying video and radar detection systems with defined detection zones, and replacing outdated pole-mounted equipment. Conduit installations using 2-inch and 3-inch PVC, composite pull boxes, and thermoplastic pavement markings are required to support the modernized system, while existing infrastructure such as loops, signs, and obsolete cabinets must be removed or abandoned in accordance with project-specific diagrams. All installations must conform to the Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction 2021 Edition and Caltrans Revised Standard Plan ASBARA Case C, with strict adherence to field verification protocols for loop placement, equipment positioning relative to crosswalks, and signal phase wiring alignment. Coordination with Los Angeles County Public Works’ Traffic Safety and Mobility Division is mandatory, requiring advance notice one month prior to construction for signal timing and ten working days for wireless equipment relocation, along with compliance with LADWP construction conditions where applicable. The solicitation, identified by number 20260723028 and posted on July 24, 2026, with a response deadline of August 18, 2026, is issued by the Los Angeles County Public Works under NAICS code 237310 for highway and street construction. The place of performance is established within the specified geographic corridor, and all work must be executed on-site per documented technical requirements. No contract value is specified, nor are there defined payment, invoicing, or accounting details provided. While the solicitation outlines detailed technical specifications, installation standards, and agency coordination protocols, it lacks explicit contract clauses, evaluation factors, packaging or labeling requirements, representations from offerors, or formal period of performance dates. The absence of clauses under FAR, socioeconomic certifications, UEI/CAGE requirements, or delivery terms indicates that the procurement is focused solely on technical execution rather than broader administrative or socioeconomic compliance. Responses must meet the stringent performance and coordination conditions set forth by the agency, with no allowances for deviations without prior approval.