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Traffic Control System Components Supply

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The Georgia Department of Transportation is soliciting subcontracted supply of electrical components critical to traffic control systems, including circuit breakers, surge protective devices, EMI/RFI filters, power distribution units, and associated signal infrastructure. This procurement supports statewide infrastructure needs with performance required across all counties in Georgia, ensuring consistent and reliable operation of traffic management systems. The contract is structured as a subcontract with no set-aside designation and falls under NAICS code 423600 for wholesale trade of electrical equipment and supplies. The solicitation was posted and has a response deadline on August 21, 2026, indicating a long lead time for vendor preparation and submission. Interested parties must submit proposals through the designated digital portal linked in the contract data. While no specific point of contact or detailed delivery schedule is provided, vendors are expected to fully comply with technical specifications for all listed components and ensure compatibility with Georgia’s existing traffic control network. The absence of a designated office address suggests a statewide deployment focus rather than localized fulfillment.

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Georgia DOT seeks electrical components for statewide traffic systems via subcontract, due August 21, 2026.

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Georgia Department of TransportationView Agency

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All Counties, GA, US

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AgencyGeorgia Department of Transportation
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Supply of electrical components including circuit breakers, SPDs, EMI/RFI filters, power distribution units, and related signal infrastructure.

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