Grant/Sleeper and Other Pedestrian Crossing Improvements Phase II (21-39)

The City of Mountain View is advancing pedestrian and bicycle safety through Phase II of the Grant/Sleeper and Other Pedestrian Crossing Improvements project, focusing on key intersections across the city. Critical upgrades include the installation of a Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon at the Rengstorff Avenue and Junction Avenue intersection, complemented by high-visibility crosswalk striping and additional advance warning signage to enhance crossing safety for pedestrians. Further improvements will be implemented at West Middlefield Road and Terra Bella Avenue, where Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons will be added alongside upgraded high-visibility crosswalks. At Cuesta Drive and Bonita Avenue, the scope expands to include Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons, high-visibility crosswalk markings, and ADA-compliant ramp upgrades to ensure accessibility for all users. These enhancements are designed to reduce vehicle-pedestrian conflicts and promote safer active transportation throughout the community. The project is publicly forecasted under the agency name City of Mountain View, California, with the point of contact being Bill Giang, Associate Civil Engineer, reachable via email and phone for inquiries. All work is planned to be performed within Mountain View, California, aligning with city goals to improve infrastructure for non-motorized travel. While the solicitation number and NAICS code are not provided, the project is positioned under a broader initiative to modernize pedestrian infrastructure, with a clear emphasis on visibility, accessibility, and safety technology. The posting date indicates this is a forecasted opportunity, suggesting upcoming bidding or award activity to support implementation.