RIEGLESVILLE GLG TRAFFIC SIGNAL UPGRADES

The contract involves traffic signal upgrades at the intersection of Easton Rd (SR 0611) and Delaware Rd (SR 1016) in Riegelsville, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, requiring the contractor to provide all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision for full system installation. This includes new controller cabinets, mast arms, junction boxes, push buttons, vehicle and pedestrian signal heads, wiring, pavement markings, signage, vehicle detection systems, traffic control measures, and all appurtenant work. The project must be completed within 240 consecutive calendar days from the date of written notice to proceed, with final acceptance contingent on successful on-site inspection and submission of a Contractor’s Release and Statement of Surety. All work must comply with PennDOT standards, PA Act 287, and applicable ASTM and Federal Specifications, with materials meeting “best grade” requirements and pavement markings specified as 4-inch wide thermoplastic. The contractor must be PennDOT prequalified under work class code “P,” and all subcontractors must also meet Pub. 408 §102.01 prequalification requirements. Pennsylvania Prevailing Wage rates apply to all labor, and compliance with ADA Title II and non-discrimination provisions under the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act is mandatory. The solicitation, issued by the Borough of Riegelsville with oversight from Pennoni Associates Inc. as the Owner’s representative, opens on May 12, 2026, and closes on June 4, 2026, with proposals required to be submitted electronically through the PennBid portal. A signed original must be physically delivered to the Borough within three business days after bid opening. The contract is structured as a Firm Fixed Price arrangement, though no monetary values are provided in the solicitation documents. The contractor must certify compliance with suspension/debarment status, tax delinquency, lobbying restrictions, and equal employment opportunity obligations, with ongoing reporting requirements if status changes. Integrity provisions require contractors to allow investigations by the State Inspector General, provide access to records, and extend these terms to all subcontractors. Failure to comply may result in termination, liquidated damages, reprocurement costs, or debarment. Documentation including digital video inspections, photographic logs, and NASSCO PACP codes for any underground components must be submitted for acceptance. No bonding forms are populated, but performance, labor and materials, and maintenance bonds are required. There is no specified contract value, and alternates are included without pricing.