Emergency and Routine Traffic Control
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This subcontract for the Texas Department of Transportation involves providing emergency and routine traffic control services for prime contractors on maintenance projects in Erath. The contractor is responsible for the deployment and maintenance of traffic cones, barricades, signage, and arrow boards, with a specific requirement to respond to emergency work notifications within four hours. The primary objective is to deliver safe and compliant traffic control zones within the right-of-way, strictly adhering to TxDOT Traffic Control standards to ensure public safety and convenience. Classified under NAICS code 561990, the contract focuses on the professional setup and ongoing management of traffic safety equipment to support state-let maintenance operations.
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Erath, TX, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of 6504-96-001.
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Erath County — CSJ 6504-96-001 — October 2026 Letting — State-Let Maintenance
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