Temporary Traffic Control Services
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This subcontract for Temporary Traffic Control Services involves the installation, maintenance, and removal of traffic control measures for prime contractors on Tennessee Department of Transportation road and bridge projects. The scope of work includes deploying construction signing, flexible drums, and flashing arrow boards, as well as executing lane closures in strict accordance with MUTCD and TDOT Section 712 standards to ensure a safe and compliant work zone. The project is managed under NAICS code 561990 and is designated for performance within Cocke, Hawkins, Jefferson, and Monroe counties. The primary objective is to utilize channelizing devices to maintain unrestricted traffic flow while providing managed safety oversight for the duration of the construction activities.
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Cocke, Hawkins, Jefferson, Monroe, TN, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of CN261075.
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