Pasadena Transit Signal Priority System Project

The Pasadena Transit Signal Priority System Project aims to enhance traffic flow and safety along four key corridors in Pasadena, California, through the installation of advanced transit signal priority technology and fiber optic communications infrastructure. The project encompasses the deployment of Ethernet switches with SFPs, IoT Gateway devices, cell modems, and various cabling and appurtenant components to enable efficient signal management. Additionally, it involves installing fiber optic conduit, pull boxes, fiber optic cables, CCTV cameras, video detection systems, and associated signal cabinets and foundations to support real-time transit operations and surveillance. The scope also includes constructing city-standard sidewalks and other miscellaneous work to ensure proper integration and functionality of the new systems. The contract, solicited under the title "Pasadena Transit Signal Priority System Project," was posted in February 2025 with a response deadline in March 2025. It is managed by the Pasadena Public Works Department, Engineering Division, under the NAICS code 335921, indicating a focus on communication equipment manufacturing. The project is estimated to be valued between 2 million and 5 million dollars. The primary point of contact is Richard Yee, reachable via email or phone. The work is to be performed within Pasadena, California, and involves coordination with subcontractors and engineers, particularly for shoring design where required. The project emphasizes comprehensive planning, including detailed subcontractor listings and shoring design documentation, to ensure successful implementation of the transit signal priority system and fiber optic communications network.