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Supply and Installation of Pedestrian Crossovers, Mid-block Signals and Pedestrian Signals at various locations

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T2026-243International

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The City of Brampton is seeking bids from prequalified contractors for solicitation T2026-243 to provide all necessary materials, labor, and equipment for the installation of Level 2 Pedestrian Crossovers and an Intersection Pedestrian Signal. This project is funded by the provincial Road Safety Initiatives Fund to enhance traffic calming and safety within community and school zones. The scope of work includes the installation of nine pedestrian crossovers at various locations, including Bonnie Braes, Charolais Boulevard, Elgin Drive, Glenforest Road, Howden Boulevard, Masjid Drive, McMurchy Avenue South, and Conestoga Drive, as well as one intersection pedestrian signal at North Park Drive and Jayfield Road. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 4, 2026. The project requires substantial completion by June 30, 2027. This initiative focuses on improving pedestrian infrastructure across multiple sites to ensure higher safety standards for residents and students throughout the city.

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Brampton seeks contractors for pedestrian crossovers and signals, due November 4, 2026.

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AgencyCity of Brampton
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The objective of this Bid call is to invite prequalified contractors to bid on supply all material, labour and equipment necessary to install Level 2 Pedestrian Crossovers (PXO) & Intersection Pedestrian Signal (IPS) at various locations within the City of Brampton. This contract is part of the provincial Road Safety Initiatives Fund RSIF for supporting traffic calming in school zones and community safety zones.Proposed Locations: Level 2 Pedestrian Crossovers (PXO)PXO AT BONNIE BRAES (Near 111 Bonnie Braes Drive)PXO AT CHAROLAIS BOULEVARD (Near Charolais Blvd & Forrester Dr.)PXO AT CHAROLAIS BOULEVARD (Near Charolais Blvd at Morton Way School / Dafoe Parkette)PXO AT ELGIN DRIVE (Near Elgin Dr & Armbro Ave)PXO AT GLENFOREST ROAD (Near 88 Glenforest Rd)PXO AT HOWDEN BOULEVARD (Near Howden Blvd & Horton Cres)PXO AT MASJID DRIVE (Near Sailwind Rd & Loons Call Cres)PXO AT MCMURCHY AVENUE SOUTH (Near McMurchy Ave & McHardy Ct) PXO AT CONESTOGA DRIVE (Near Saint Leonard Elementary School)Intersection Pedestrian Signal (IPS) IPS AT NORTH PARK DRIVE & JAYFIELD ROAD/PROVINCIAL PLACESubstantial completion of the project shall be June 30, 2027.

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