Traffic Control and Utility Coordination

The contract titled Traffic Control and Utility Coordination requires the implementation of temporary traffic control measures during excavation and repair operations, ensuring public safety and minimal disruption to roadways and commuter patterns. The work involves close coordination with local utility providers to identify, protect, and manage underground infrastructure, preventing service interruptions and potential hazards during construction activities. This subcontract is solicited by the City of Atlanta under the NAICS code 561730, which classifies it under support activities for animal production and related services, though the actual scope is clearly focused on civil infrastructure support. The response deadline is set for May 29, 2026, and the work is expected to take place within the jurisdiction of Georgia, with performance tied to locations under the city’s oversight. All activities must comply with municipal regulations and standards for traffic management and utility protection, with the successful bidder responsible for planning, deploying, and maintaining signage, barriers, detours, and signaling systems as needed. The subcontractor must demonstrate experience in managing field operations in urban environments and maintaining communication channels with multiple utility agencies. While specific performance locations and point of contact details are not provided, the work is aligned with typical public works maintenance and improvement projects undertaken by the City of Atlanta, suggesting a focus on roadways, sidewalks, and associated infrastructure repairs. The solicitation is accessible through the Georgia Department of Administrative Services portal, though no set-aside provisions or demographic requirements are indicated.