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Street Light Fixture and Pole Supply

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The contract entails the supply of new or replacement street light fixtures, poles, and associated hardware for highway lighting systems, fully compliant with Maryland Department of Transportation SHA specifications. All components must meet stringent engineering and performance standards to ensure durability, safety, and interoperability within existing infrastructure. The work is designated as a subcontract and is specifically targeted for performance in District 7, though the exact location within the district is not specified. The solicitation was posted and has a response deadline both on August 6, 2026, indicating a single deadline for proposal submission without extended timelines. The North American Industry Classification System code 335122 identifies the scope as lighting fixture manufacturing, aligning the supplier’s capabilities with the production of specialized outdoor lighting equipment. Participation is open without set-aside classifications, and the contracting authority is the Maryland Department of Transportation, with all deliverables expected to adhere strictly to state-mandated technical and regulatory requirements.

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Supply highway street lights and poles per Maryland SHA specs, District 7, by August 6, 2026.

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335122 - Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional Electric Lighting Fixture ManufacturingView NAICS

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District 7, MD, US

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AgencyMaryland Department of Transportation
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Supply of new or replacement street light fixtures, poles, and associated hardware for highway lighting systems in compliance with MDOT SHA specifications.

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