Temporary Traffic Signal System

The contract requires the installation and ongoing maintenance of a fail-safe temporary traffic signal system designed for deployment in Marin, California, under the California Department of Transportation. The system must incorporate wireless communication capabilities to enable real-time coordination and remote monitoring, along with an independent power source to ensure uninterrupted operation without reliance on external utilities. The solution must be engineered for reliability, with redundancy and automatic fail-safe protocols to maintain traffic safety during power outages or system malfunctions. All equipment and installation procedures must comply with state and federal transportation safety standards to ensure seamless integration into existing traffic control environments. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 238210, indicating it falls within the electrical and other wiring construction services category. Although no solicitation number or response deadline is specified, the posted date indicates the opportunity was made available on September 2, 2026, with no further details provided on set-aside status or contracting agency structure. The place of performance is limited to Marin County, and performance is expected to support temporary traffic management needs, likely for roadwork, emergencies, or construction zones. The contractor is responsible for full lifecycle support, including initial setup, routine maintenance, rapid response to failures, and eventual decommissioning of the system.