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Design & Engineering of Transit Bus Driver Protection Systems

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California → Long Beach TransitView Agency

NAICS

541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Long Beach, CA, 90813, USA

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This scope was carved out of 20260729067.

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Operator Safety Barrier Procurement & Installation Project

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AgencyCalifornia → Long Beach Transit
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Custom design of driver protection systems for 35-, 40-, and 60-foot transit buses, ensuring structural integrity, ADA compliance, and integration with existing bus interiors.

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