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NNSY INSTALL CROSSWALK WARNING LIGHTS

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This contract, issued by Navfac Mid-Atlantic under the Department of the Navy, involves the installation of pedestrian crosswalk warning lights at five specific locations. The project requires the installation of pavement-embedded lights that are activated by pedestrians before they cross the street to enhance safety. The designated installation sites include Berrien Street between B67 and B61, the south side of McKee Avenue between B33 and B32, the north side of Shubrick Street between B33 and B32, the south side of Sloat Street between B14 and B13, and the north side of Barron Street between B14 and B13. The procurement is identified under project number L84 Penne EP# 1768729 (L) and is currently categorized as a forecast. While specific solicitation numbers and set-aside details are not provided in the initial data, the project is managed by the Department of the Navy to improve pedestrian infrastructure and visibility at high-traffic intersections. Interested parties can find further information regarding small business opportunities and related procurement processes through the official Navy small business resources link.

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Navfac Mid-Atlantic will install pedestrian crosswalk warning lights at five specific Navy locations.

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Department Of The Navy → Navfac Mid-AtlanticView Agency

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

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USA

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Request crosswalk warning lights installed at five crosswalks. Locations identified on the attached and listed. Lights will be installed in the pavement and activated by a pedestrian prior to crossing the street. Intersections/Crosswalks: Berrien St. between B67 & B61. McKee Ave between B33 & B32 south side. Shubrick St between B33 & B32 north side. Sloat St. between B14 & B13south side. Barron St. between B14 &B13north side... L84 Penne EP# 1768729 (L)..

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