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Traffic Signal & Pedestrian Beacon Installation

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This scope was carved out of C402517/C402610.

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HSIP Cycle 11 & 12: Unsignalized Crossing Improvement Project

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Santa Cruz
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Installs pedestrian-activated beacons and associated electrical components for prime contractors on City of Santa Cruz unsignalized crossing projects. Installs RRFBs or similar beacons, electrical conduit, and control panels. Work must comply with 2026 CA MUTCD and City/State electrical standards. Delivers fully operational pedestrian activated beacon systems.

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