Traffic Counting Hardware Supply
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This subcontract for the Vermont Department of Economic Development focuses on the supply of physical hardware for short-term traffic monitoring. The scope of work includes providing a variety of technical equipment such as pneumatic tubes, inductive loop detectors, radar or lidar counters, and AI-based camera systems. The supplier is responsible for ensuring all hardware meets specific technical requirements for accuracy and duration and must deliver the equipment directly to prime contractors or designated field sites. The opportunity, titled Traffic Counting Hardware Supply, falls under NAICS code 334517. It was posted on September 15, 2026, with a response deadline of October 14, 2026. This contract is designed to support prime contractors managing traffic monitoring projects within the state.
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VT, USASet-Aside
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RFI Network Short-Term Traffic Counts
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