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This Subcontract opportunity from Texas was posted on October 9, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Traffic Signal & Lighting Infrastructure

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NAICS: 238210
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Solicitation # centennial-jcc-emergency-lighting-replacement-upgrade-testing-maintenance-services
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about 4 hours ago

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This subcontract for Traffic Signal and Lighting Infrastructure involves performing electrical upgrades and installing traffic control systems for prime contractors on City of Houston infrastructure projects. The scope of work includes the full replacement of one traffic signal, the modification of another, the installation of new street lighting, and the implementation of lane markings and crosswalk enhancements. To ensure successful delivery of operational systems, the project requires the use of bucket trucks and the employment of licensed electrical contractors. The solicitation was posted on October 9, 2026, with a response deadline of November 5, 2026. Falling under NAICS code 238210, this opportunity is focused on critical municipal infrastructure within Texas. Interested parties can find further details through the provided Beacon Bid solicitation link.

General Info

Electrical upgrades and traffic signal installation for City of Houston infrastructure projects.

Documents

This scope was carved out of CSP-2026-0011.

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AgencyTexas → City of Houston
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Organization / AgencyTexas → City of Houston
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Performs electrical upgrades and installation of traffic control systems for prime contractors on City of Houston infrastructure projects. Replaces one full traffic signal, modifies one signal, installs new street lighting, and implements crosswalk enhancements and lane markings. Requires licensed electrical contractors and bucket trucks. Delivers operational traffic signals and street lighting.

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