End-of-life replacement of TMS Field Devices

The California Department of Transportation, District 4 – Bay Area/Oakland, is planning the end-of-life replacement of 108 traffic management system devices across multiple state routes and interstates in Alameda and San Joaquin Counties, including SR 13, 24, 61, 84, 92, 123, 185, 238, 260, and I-80, 205, 580, 680, 880, and 980. The project involves upgrading electronic components of six closed-circuit television systems, three changeable message signs, ten emergency management systems, seven freeway ramp metering systems, 16 highway automated recorders, 35 traffic signals, and 57 traffic monitoring stations. No new excavation or ground disturbance is expected, though minor vegetation removal may be required, and no new right-of-way acquisition is anticipated, although temporary construction easements may be issued as needed to facilitate work. The effort is classified under NAICS code 238310, indicating it pertains to electrical and other construction activities. The contract is forecasted for release on July 8, 2026, with primary point of contact being Nicholas Piucci, Senior Environmental Scientist (Specialist), reachable through Caltrans. All applicable Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, evaluation factors, contract administration data, performance schedules, pricing details, deliverables, inspection criteria, representations, certifications, special requirements, and instructions are currently unavailable due to system access limitations, leaving significant contractual terms undetermined until further documentation is published.