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Class 4 Bike Lane Delineation and Bollard Installation

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This subcontract for the City of Cotati involves the installation of physical separation elements to enhance cyclist protection along a 2,200 linear foot segment of roadway. The scope of work includes the placement of flexible bollards, plastic delineators, or surface-mounted separators, all of which must adhere to Class 4 protected bike lane design specifications and utilize appropriate anchoring hardware. The project is categorized under NAICS code 238990 and is located in Cotati, California, zip code 94931. The primary objective is to deliver fully installed physical separation barriers that provide a secure buffer for cyclists on city roadway projects.

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Subcontract for installing Class 4 protected bike lane separation elements in Cotati, California.

Agency

California → City of Cotati

Place of Performance

Cotati, CA, 94931

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Cotati
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California → City of Cotati
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Installs physical separation elements for prime contractors on City of Cotati roadway projects. Installs flexible bollards, plastic delineators, or surface-mounted separators to provide physical protection for cyclists along a 2,200 LF segment. Uses surface-mount bollards and anchoring hardware per Class 4 protected bike lane design specifications. Delivers installed physical separation barriers.

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