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Signal Timing Optimization Engineering Services
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The City of High Point in North Carolina is seeking a subcontractor for Signal Timing Optimization Engineering Services. The project involves the development and implementation of optimized signal timing plans for 232 traffic signals, utilizing ASC3 and Centracs software to improve traffic flow and efficiency. The scope of work includes comprehensive traffic data analysis and the execution of before-and-after studies to measure the effectiveness of the new timing plans. This engineering effort falls under NAICS code 541330 and is focused on enhancing the city's transportation infrastructure through technical optimization.
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This scope was carved out of 37-032924.
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FRLOI 37-032924 -HL00060-HPDOT Signal Timing Study
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