Countywide Signal Modernization (300685/ED25-0248)

The County of San Luis Obispo Department of Public Works is proposing a countywide modernization of existing traffic signal infrastructure across unincorporated areas of the county to improve safety and operational efficiency at intersections. The project involves upgrading components within traffic signal cabinets, focusing on minor modifications to existing facilities without expanding their use, and is categorized as a CEQA Section 15301(c) exemption due to its limited scope and minimal environmental impact. The project’s performance location is spread throughout unincorporated San Luis Obispo County, with acceptance and inspection taking place at the installed sites under the oversight of the County. The lead agency contact is William Fox, Environmental Specialist, and funding and payment processing are handled through the Department of Public Works office at 976 Osos St., with accepted payment methods including cash, check, credit, or other forms. While the project identifier is 300685/ED25-0248 and it was posted as a forecast on December 10, 2025, no formal solicitation number, estimated contract value, or competitive bidding process details are provided. The documentation reflects environmental compliance filings rather than federal procurement elements, with no inclusion of FAR clauses, federal representations, socioeconomic certifications, or standard federal contracting requirements. No specific delivery schedules, FOB terms, packaging requirements, inspection standards beyond CEQA exemptions, or technical specifications such as MUTCD or Caltrans guidelines are detailed. The project is administered entirely at the local level with no indication of federal funding or oversight, and all administrative responsibilities, including approval and filing, are managed by County personnel including Kate Shea as Environmental Programs Division Manager and Anthony Trujillo as Deputy County Clerk-Recorder.